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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
DESDE AREC|BO
Ei professor de musica knge'
Tito MisIan. Novanas de
Mira. Sra, del Carmen
DON JULIO MEDINA
La Presa.-Juicios por jura-
do.--La c. ntral <Canos,.
ola Uni6n.3

JULIO Ell pr, fesor don Angel
Nis an hs s0lisis, do 10 aasa munici'
aio Ia plaza ds dirsctor de Ia banda
uunici2a. ri c3ustj1 h2 ect menda
10 10 solicitud 81 sefIor a'calde.
Han dsdo comianz 90 10 gleais
cat6ics, las novsnas ds nueitrA se'
nora del Carmen.
Sc encuentrA en- etta ciudad
srtistA y dslegAdo q 10 (anarA, don
Julio Msdina, el eu&l prooablemsnte
hara a1gunAs obras do dscorAdo en- 81
teAlro y en- al sa6a do lesionea do eat
municlpio.
~HAy gran Gnimsci6n para IL
or6xlma tenn porsda que darA en nues
.ro tsatro el trAnEiormistA ssiior Ls
PresA.
Ell Microbes dAr&n comisr 20 or
s,tA Corle de DisIrito los jlicioE poi
iurado.
En esta semana terminA 10 zlfri
o Central sCAfloaS que ha elaborxd
inos eusrenta mil sacos de sz6eSr
La Central sCAmhAlachsS continusrI
sun trAbsjando IN mes mas.
La Junta dc Distrito del partI
10 Unionists, hA quedado constituids
.el modo siguiente; don Laurentin(
Gssrella, por Camuy; don Ramon MI
40, por Hallllo; don Manuel Lame
10, per Q lebrad!llaa; doa Pedro J
Rivera, por Morovis; don Franciac'
Coira, por CiAles; don Manuel Pere
4viles, por Arscibo y don Manuel Be
Ga, Por Usuado.
En- 10 nuevA carcel 80 erelsn
tran aloi sdoa 22l prelos perlsuecien
,es y 10 ca .csl do San Jlan. Esto
,ump plea condens.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
CeIni!i9Il codiacadOIa de
Leyes de Puerto-SIco
SeCretarla

Deblendo .prt veerae por oposici6n
de vArones una plaza de tqllgtAfo
espa d II typ, wiiL3r dotada con el
susldo mensuAl de $50 en- las AflcInas
de- Ia Comisi6n Coo lfcadorG dc Leyes
de Puerto Rico, por el presente 20
Aluacia q los Aspirantss, que el Aeto
da 10 opolicltn Ieudrk lugAr el IA del
corrlente q las doI de su tArde, on las
od,inAA de eatA Stcrstarfa, y las SO
lictldes para Au admission deberan ser
oreAentadaa haAtA 81 diA anterior SO
1AlAdo para diehos eiercicios, 81 ae
c:etArio do dlehA Comiai6n.
San Juan, P. r. Julio 9 de 1905.
EDRO DE ALZABURU,
18v SecretArio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Acadia nu0Icipa Rio pisdras


Fl Ayuntamlento Ga seai6n de vein
to de JUNO anterior acord6 subAstAr
laa ohrAs dc t1 2lApAct6n, affirm ado ,
cosolidaeIon dc 10 Gale del Carmen ,
oArts de las DaliciAs, c9mprendida co
ire las de BFumbAugh y 81 tsrmtna
sion hAciA Of Esta por 10 sumAds 1921 79
csv' &c 4 Alsnd lse para el Ecto del re
mate el lunes l6 lel sexual q 10 upa
le Ia tsrde en- Ia Casa ConsiItorial,
A1ts 10 Comisl6n designsdA 81 tfsct1,
El Proyeclo y bllego de condicio
oes economico aamlnisIrAtivaS pRrs
-pgir en- Ia sjeclcion de la obrs, se
hAllan de maniG aSIo en- ID s cFetArfs
del Ayunts miento,
Gas propoAlcionsS se bi stsrGn a.
modalo inserto & conlinuAcl0n
Lo que .e hSce doico para gene
raj con, cimienlc,
Rio PiedrAS q de julio 10 1908.
Fl AcAIde, Juan Coloct.
Mod 10 dc ProposicloRtS
Don N N, vscino de..,,,.. .,...,
ar tsrAdo del Anuncio p&rh Ia Rdiudi
cAcion en p6hlica SubAAtA de las obral
de ex 1lanaci6n, Af 'mado y eCn'olids
cI6n de la ealia dal Carmen aArka d.
Ia de las DellciAI com prendldA entrt
Ia ds Brumbaugh y su term,nAcior
hscia el Ests, hsi lmo lsac lndiciones
ex preaAdss 90 IoS doeumenloI que h 81
de regir en 10 subAsss, se e1mpromet
q tomar por su cnsntA la !, da ohr.
por Ia aumA de "a ,lla ca t.dSd cor
etrA) a cuyo ia teom ls1a Ia cArts de
psgo crcdislvA h sbsr hseh L a consig
% con que exIgs el Arsioulo ssrSsro de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Confictos en- Russia
La revolucicn en- progress

San tersburgo, Julio / 11.-Demostracones revoucio
naras ueron ngar durante todo da de aver en- las ca
les La mutud enarboaba banderas rojas excusyamen-
e enonaba Cancones anarquistas, deenendo los
eectrcos obgando los pasajeros saudar los smbolos
de Ia revouc6n La polcfa cosacos ueron apedrea-
dos dos vago1es del frrocarr para e interior
saan ba la custoda de mtaes ordenes de dsparar
bala que Sc les detuye:e. La tuerza pubca
resulta INT ote te para domnar e conto los nantes
aptes duenos de- ciudad las se3 de Ia tarde Sc
dIsolyian de un modo expontanoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
CONSEJO EJECUTIV0

En Ia sarde de aver Sc reuni6 ell
ConIei1 KiecuIivo prelidisndo Mr..
Post Sc oissusl6 ell aptigyo rtgla.
mento de muelltS J pusrtoI, Ilendo
rttormado prirelpAlmsnte on la sec
ci6n II Sc Aprobo en- segundA leeIu
70, 81 conaeio 90 halla psndisnIe del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Regirniento amotinado
BarricadaS en- las GALES

Sebastopo, Julio 1l-Se ha smotinado en- esta ciudad
e regmiento de cabaeria Tansbo E pueblo secunda el
movlmiento de rebelda eyanta barricadas las Gales
La prensa escrbe arcuos manifestandn que e opmsmo
del General Trepo anuncar que un POGO de repression
bastaria asegurar orden esta desmendo por los uce-
revouconaros mas grave que nunca va que mpo.
sble contar con la discipline en- el el6rcito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
OESDE T0A-lLTA
(C0atinuQci6a de Ia pdgina lq)

(C0ntinuGci6a de Ia pdgind tq)
que Asabon de saer sn elA erulGdA
Rodriguez J LlLd On On Arecibo.
gerkn suItituidos por AmsrioAnos
HI purdor orofo tsniente TGlads
Cue eIiuvo con lceuelA entire nosotrol
una b lena temporada, Iali6 hlee po.
eos efAs para MaySgnsE, dOnde le II
lie prestSnco aus ssrvicioa.
La Pol tiA de elts pueblo Higue
reetA 6 im2ArciAlne te sunpliendo
cor SuI dsbe' es.
C0RRESPONsAL
JuIJ, { do 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
ExplicacioneS de Russia
a los podereS de Europe

San Peters burgo Julio 11.El mtiotro ruso del inte.
ror ha dirigdo gobiernos de Europa un norme
sobre de Balystok. Dice que reconocendo
e dereeho de nguna potene extraha otergenr en- los
asuntos de Rusl' expresa, sin embargo peto la
opinion extrangsa y orden dc Car envia datos
enteos del yerdade aance de los umutos anti semitas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
MARQUEE CASAS

Hemoi tenido el gusto de Ialudal
en- eItI redasci6n & nueslro eItImadc
amigo el Leio. Pedro NGrqusE Casa,,
tArmGeeteo municipal ds Ponce Qoisr
viens aeompIhIndo al doctor Coronss,
intsresado tlmb' eu en- e. eit,d'o s,ta'
b'ecmienta de On q imieo j. Cra.cr!o
sn tquellk cipdad
Slluismoile ttneris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
UNA ADHESION
Uuado, b. de eNivis,


JUNO ~ do 1905
Sr. Presidente de 10 JuntA Local
Un' 'onista.-Utusdo.
SeGor: Convencido de que el par.
lido republieSnc NADIA ha hecho por
el bIenestar de nuestro querido pals,
y ai solo contrihuir 6 su descre dito,
me retro por com pleto de sus 6IAs,
que va no exIsten, ipgresAndo de TODD
coraz5n en- oil gran pArtido U Unioniats.
salvagaardiA de 10 patriE, para poder
eontrlbuir con mi 6bolo & ~ ergean.
decimisnso J bienestar,
Rsapetuosam ME,
Hip6lit0 Ntgr6n G0nadIez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
El Kaiser en- Trondjhem,
Haakon alnirante

Cristiana, Julio 11.-Ayer tuvo ugar en Trond jhcm
lunch que ell rey Hakon, de Noruega obsequa ba
al emperador de Ale mania Despu6s de los brinds Gu
Iermo Ii en- persona enreg6 Has1on e despacho las
lnsignas de amirante de la Hota germaDics
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
. piego de o,ndiClones admlni,trAsl

. pliego de O3ndiciones administrAti'
vas,
F,cha y ArmS
El Sobre contsndrA el siguiente ro-
mlo cProposic on para lA adjudication
le rsmAIe do les obrAs de X plAnAci6n
.f'mado y eonIolidaci0n de 10 cAlle
lei Carmen y pSrte de 10 de las Deli.
ciAs, comprsndidA entire la de Brum.
bAugh su termin aci6n hEeiA el EstsS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
La deuda italiana.
Ocho mil millones

Roma, Julio EI ministro de Hacienda anunc6 aver
tarde e paramento que acaba de verfcarse exo
Observation-Disclosures ez la conversion de la deuda italia
ma sobre un nteres unforme al 3pS 8. La totaidad de
diha operation acanza ocho mil mlones de iras sean
mil seiscientos mlloDes de dollars. noca ha causado
gran algeria el publco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
POR [QU|VOCAC|ON
En- el PalaciO de Santa Ca
talina, con motive de una
reception.
EL NUMERO 7
Uno que Sc equlvoca y cam.
bla su hongo por I'm SOM
brero de copa.

Uld Su uOuSO pOl uu oOln-
brero de copa.
A'guien en 10 recercion
dsds antier On el PAlseio,
sin duda por no ir despae.o
srfei6 una eQuivocscion
deisndo un sombrero liso
que pudo bien ser de estops =
y levAndoSs el dc copa..+.
Geg6n oil pGblico aviso
que este pdblieo no ignora;
y 90 el caso, 4 10 que intiero,
simple csmbio de sembrero
y salida antes de shora.
El oaso 60 muy ccurrents,
y se prestA &reA sxiores,
pues hsy equivoeaelonea
que no 90 expliea 10 gente.
Qle 90 srueque un panGnaefo
Ior uno do CAbo Roio,
pusds pasarse por oio,
que es el oambio ben psqueGo.
Mas llevarse una ehistera
por un sombrero simpl6n,
o. una equivocaei6n
que hAos sscamar q cua'Quisra.
Disen dc 10 Pollcfa
que con 7 sst& msrcado
oil sombrerlto shuevado
origsn dc 10 porffa.
Y AeAso indique sss
otras tantas ccssiores,
cifra de eQuivoes clones
en- el baile, en- el banquete.
81 es bromA .pAse por nna.
SY & tal extremo llsvads3
la coneurrt neis, esto:08G
ir& q Santa Catalina.
SNo aentitiA On gu c2bszA
que llevabA mayor peso
sseeni 10, por el ex:eso.
10 eAusA de ~ torpez ?
70 formula esta pregunts,
puss que chooa dsmssiAdo
oil que entre un b mbra xch'tAdo
sAlgA luego con Eu.tA.
En nombrs de 10 moral
pedIre, siendo insistente,
que sparez,a prontsmsnte
el hombo pyramid II.
Y eess aQui tanto epgorro.
No hay que penaAr de ljgera.
Var6ls como Ia ch sterA
aparec".. p0r Il Zorro
FL hpmbre que RE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
El Gar y la Czarina'
salen de Peterhoff

San Petelsburgo, Joio 11.El czar su esposa sa-
heron aver arde hacia Oranenbaum Us Ia primera oca
sion que abndonan palaco desde aperture de la
<Douma1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Junfa E!C0Iaf Dc MOraYis

L7I HasIttoI cue deneen optar l
dos E,cue 50 Rraduadss = Gleie rura
les que eatan vAcAntes On eats tGrminn,
pueden preteDiar aus sol'eludeS a 3
S.cresarfs de ettR Junts hs,tS 81 DIE
Is del pr6xlmo meu de Julio, uiendo
de prs tsrenciA para proven les do,
,rimerss los masltros que haEta i
iechl han venido sirvlsndo.
Msrovis, JUNO 26 de .9te.
Pedro E,Usrd
10 81 Prslidsnle de lA JuntA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
lila ida de Fajard0

Aviso Sc sueuert'a vseants una
pllss 4 e7b Inspector de sanidad ]
Bcne fcstg.s c essa Municipaldad
dotAda son ell hater EnuAl de lOO0 90,
sePda OtdsnarSI del Conseio. 81 "a
cultaMvo que deaes Iervlrla preIsntA-
rs gu aolicltud 60 eIsa Ohslus anses
del dfa Is del 0orrients.
Fsjsrdo, alio de 1905.
J. 4, Psnkdo.
6-e AloAlde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11

bill fobrs olitf E lTo0a.e Q oos.
aSrobsdo "a FL y CtnIrs ,s di.ee
10 so lA sssion de boz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
Tratado con Abisinla
Notification Official

Berlin, Julio II E emba jador de Italia en- rim no
t6c6 al aro de Estado eman la rat6-
caci6n del tratado ente Frarca, Italia Ab<nia deca-
rando que lesona los ntereses de Aemana aquel
pals afrlcano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-11
POr' Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRACIA"
Ministro de Servia
Recibido en- Londres

Londres Julio 1r-Ayer fut recibdo por el rey Eduar
do Mr. Vladan Georgevitch minstro penpotencario de
Serva Ia Gran Bretana La ceremonial fue breve los
dscursos de pura formula dpomatica Mr. Georgevitct
primer representane servo que ene Londres dcsdt
el asesinato del ny Milano de Ia eina Draga
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
JORDAN SHUNS PUBLICITY
Former Comptroller of Equitable, on
Being 'Discoverso'' in Atlanta,
Leaves for Parts Unknown.

Thomas D. Jordan, former comp
troller of the Equitable, whose pres
ence in Atlanta was disclosed Thurs
day morning through the Atlanta Con
stitution, left the city at once.
Mr. Jordan was accompanied by
Mrs. Jordan, and they left from the
Terminal station.
Il have absolutely nothing to fear
in the investigation" said Mr.. Jor-
dan to friend before he departed,
but do not care to return to New
York just at present. My record with
the company is absolutely clean.
Il did not care to give out an in
terview while in Atlanta, and have
no intention Of issuing any statement
whatever. If | cared to say anything
for publication, l should let it come
from New York | have a number
of friends among the newspaper men
of New York city, and feel that it
would be treating them unfairly #
anything should come through other
newspaper sources.
81 have consistently refused to be
interviewed by newspaper men, and
nave not me slightest intention Of de-
Waiting from that rule"
Among these in Atlanta who are
acquainted with Mr.. Jordan is Sam
uel M. Inman a director Of the Equi.
table Mr. Inman is emphatic in his
statement that not the slightest scin-
tilla Of evidence exists which would
tend in any way to incriminate Mr.
Jordan with any act not perfectly
honest.
In the meantime, as has been hts
custom whenever located, Mr., Jordan
has left for parts unknown.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
ITALIAN WORKERS IN DEMAND.
Lumber Company Prep airing to import Fifty
families from New York.

families from New York.
Another colony Of Italians will be
brought south to do the work that
has heretofore been done by negroes
in this section.
Efforts are now being made by the
Enterprise Lumber company through
one Of its officers, G. f. Purvis, TO
secure fifty italian families from New
York They are wanted for the con
struction of railroad between Do.
than, Ala, and ST. Andrews Bay, Fla.
The company is willing to pay the
standard price for such labor and sup
ply food and shelter. In addition, the
company, which owns large tracts OF
land, is willing to give the Italians
an opportunity to purchase farms in
Georgia at low prices and on easy
terms.
Mr. Purvis conferred about the mat
ter with Secretary w. G. Cooper, Of
the atlanta chamber of commerce, AMI
the latter directed a letter upon the
subject to NJ V. Richards, Of Wash
ington city, industrial agent of the
Southern railway, who has been con-
siderably interested in the work Of
bringing foreign immigrants of the
better class into the south.
1--WE simply must get labor from
some place." declared Mr. Puryis.
"The negroes will not work at even
high wages, and our business cannot
so on without labor We have bad
under consideration several plans for
securing labor, but decidedly the most
hopeful one is the course we are now
pursuing"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
MINERS STRIKE
NOT EFFECTIVE
Many Operators Show Willingness
to Pay Demand Of Dlgsers.
OLD SCALE BEING SIGNED
General Order for WaIkout is HID Up
Tending Further Deyel0lmlnts.
lrOub.e seems Adjusted.

No general strike order was issued
by the national executive board OF
the united mlne WORKERS as result
OF the alI-day meeung OF that body
in Indianapolis SATURDAY.
1ne meeting was neIu for the pur-
pose OF competing arrangements to
carry out the policy commltted to the
board during the national convention
OF the miners winch closed Friday
afternoon. This WlIl be made enec-
tive by authorizing the district and
subdistrict omcers to sign contracts
wherever the operators signify their
willingness TO pay the 1853 scale,
which provides 1or an increase OF $50
per cent in wages.
1t was reported unoficially at the
national headquarters OF the miners
Saturday that operators representing
the total tonnage of Iowa have signi-
fed their willingness to sign the 1903
scale
orators in western Kentucky is ac-
cepted by the miners officials as an
indication of what may be expected
elsewhere. Application was received
at the national headquarters of che
United Mine Workers Saturday for
the signing of all the miners in that
territory and the authority was trans
mitted at once by telegraph. The
5000 miners in this region will CON
tinue at work
Bennett Brown, representing sey-
eral large mines in southern Illinois,
made personal application to Presi-
dent Mitchell Saturday to be allowed
to sign the new contract He was
told that the papers would be in read
mess for him on his arrival at Sprng-
field, and that the district officers
there have power to act in the mat
ter and order the men back to work.
1t was said also at national head
quarters that al the mines in Indiana,
south of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern railroad have made ap-
plication to be allowed to sign the
new scale. The owners of these
mines are not members of the operat-
ors' association in the central COM
petitiYe field.
President John Mitchell refused to
discuss the outlook and would not
make any statement regarding his
declaration in convention that 50 per
cent of the central states mines will
be signed up within ten days.
He was closetcd with the national
executive board all day, while his sec
retaries prepared for his trip to New
York to attend the meeting. of the
subcommittee of anthracite miners
and operators.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
sR BIG CONTRACT LET BY SOUTHERN.
job Of Extensive Double TrsCkiOg is Award
ed 60 Wen known Builder.

Contracts for additional double
tracking approximating in cost $4,000
600, we're let Friday by the Southern
railway to w. ]. oliver OF Knoxville,
Tenn, the well known railroad build
er. These contracts cover 25 miles Of
double track construction Immediately
south Of Lynchburg, 40 miles between
Knoxville and Morristown and heavy
piece Of work of 10 miles between
Chattanooga and Ooltowah through
Missionary Ridge.
Mr.. Oliver has just begun a stretch
of about 50 miles for the Southern
between Greensboro and Spencer, and
has almost completed the double
tracking between Austell and At
lanta.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
GUARDIANS FOR MOROCCO.
Contercccz at AlgeciraS Comes to Sat-
isia;.oty Accord on an Subjects
Uader sideratitn.

Adyices from Algeciras, Spain,
atate that after a plenary session
lasting until o'clock Saturday even
ing, the conference on Moroccan re-
FORMS registered a complete accord
ard appointed ! committee to embody
tAis accord in formal protocol. The
consummaticn OF the work of the con-
ference was announced in the follow
irg Official communication:
The conference has terminated its
iabors and accord is established On
all points 1t has adopted a definite
text OF the remaining articles, con-
corning the state bank and customs.
The final article, regulating the dis
tribution Of police at ports, was adopt
ed from the Russian draft BY il
France will police four ports, Mog-
ador, Saf6, Maga2an and Rabat, and
Spain two, Tetuan and Lasche France
and Spain together will police Tan
gier and Casa Blanca, subject to an
inspector of police The Dutch del
egate announced that his government
declined to appoint an officer The
conference has appointed q special
committee to revise the texts of the
agreement. This committee will meet
at once to consider the final formali-
i+i0c of tbo 11r0tooO1 -
Mr.. White, the American delegate,
is of the opinion that the result is a
satisfactory one, not only because
the immediate future of Morocco is
secured, but because the manner Of
the settlement is satisfactory both
to France and Germany, and removes
the causes for friction and restores
international relations to normal. The
principles for which Germany con,
tended. the integrity of Morocco and
equal commercial and economic
rights, Mr. White thought were rec.
ognized, while the special position
claimed by France also was acllnowl-
edged.
Others of the leading delegates con
firm Mr.. Whites opinion and empha-
sizes the good effect TT" results
should have on the European situa-
ton. They say that the agreement
was in no small measure due to the
efficacy of the mediation on the part
of the United States through its chief
representative.
With reference to the effect of the
conference on Morocco the delegates
were reserved in their opinion. They
admitted, however, that the operation
Of real reforms will be impossible
without the good will and sanction OF
the sultan and his advisers, and foF
that reason the last act of the confer
ence will be to authorize that the re-
form program as adopted be submit
ted to the sultan by the Italian min
lister to Morocco, who is dean of the
diplomatic corps at Tangier, with the
intimation that it is the Unanimous
wish OF the powers that it be put into
operation Immediately.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
JURY ACQUITS MRS. AMANDA COBB.
Woman Charged with Shooting Suspicious
husband Given freedom

The trial of Mrs Amanda Cobb at
Lavonia, Ga, was closed Saturday
After celebrating an hour the jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
Mrs Cobb was accused of the muir
der of her husband, Professor w. H.
Cobb, by shooting him through
window of their home, while he was
standing in the yard. It was stated at
the time that Professor Cobb was sus-
picious Of the conduct of his wife AMI
was watching the house.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
To..Trv packers in September.

At Chicago, Saturday, Judge Hum
rhrey. set t be trial OF the packing cor
porations, which were denied immun-
ity at the hearing ended a few days
ago for THE second Monday in Sep
TENDER.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
TRAIN ON SOUTHERN DlTCHEO.
Chicago and SOrida Limited Badly Wreck
cd Aorteg Totally Hurt.

Southbou passenger No. 6, Chi
cago and -1orlda Limited, over the
Southern rh WAY, was wrecked Satur-
day aftern{ Jn one mile north OF For
ton. Ga. while rounding curve. A
combination club and smoking car
were dash ed to splinters. A porter,
William Smith, OF Atlanta, was fatal
" injured Baggagemaster E. G. Phil
lips Of Atlanta, was badly injured.
The passed gers we're bruised and jolt
ed. but ndne was seriously injured.
The cause Of the accident was the
breaking oh the trucks under the ten
der.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06

No general strike order was issued
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06
TWO LOSE LIFE IN WRECK.
Collision on Southern Causes Death OF
fireman and Brakeman.

fireman and Brakeman.
In collision at Broad river trestle,
on the Southern railway Saturday
Fireman J. w. Leiper of Greenville
S. c., and Brakeman J. A. Kane ct
Lanville, Va, were killed. Engineer
0. L. Wooten Of Toccoa, Ga, was fa-
taIy injured
The accident was caused by six
cars breaking from a train at Blacks
burg, S. c., distance of four miles
from Charlotte, where the wild cars
ran into southbound freight train.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-13
Mon6logos vegetables
Ell cIPREs

Mi ramaje es eterno como la
muerte. No hay para nj ale.
gres primaveras hi abrasadores
estios; ningdn aliento de vida
viene a aorecer mi fol1aje. Apar-
tado Y triste, 10 mismo cuando
las alboradas Sc llenan de lu-
ces brillantes que cuando las
tardes Sc 'cubren de tinieblas,
70 elevo mi troncO sobre TN
monton de ceniza y sobre anna
rilla osamenta. En- mis- ramas
graznan ferozmente las aves si-
n1estras, que caen sobre las
tumbas Y levantan ecos m1ste-
riosos. Al conjuro de las vo-
ces del viento en- mi ramaje Sc
elevan los guerreros de piedra
de los sepulcros, tejen su acc1-
dentado vuelo de mariposas los
fuegos fatuos, suena la gotta de
aqua sobre la hueca calavera, y
la azada arroja montones de
terra sobre los ataudes. Mi
riego Sc compone de lagrimas;
mis- murmullos Sc forman de
lamentos; Sc arrastran de rodi :
Has los hombres a nj presen-
cia, y Guando Sc inicia la pri-
mavera y la naturaleza lanza
su poderoso canto de vida, las
flores de mi eden Sc desenvuel-
ven dentro de fat1dicas mace
tas, porque las flores que me-
circundan salen del fondo de-
las calaveras.
S. RUEDA.