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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
VA ESLA H0RA

En visperas do 10 aampans, busDo
90 que 90 sonoxca Algunos d4sos i'm.
portApIss, pare que el pafs pusds en-
tsndsr y sahsr cue sl partido rspubli'
ssno sei& sasi On ssquslsto. La mGa
trist0 desmoralizasi6n penstr6 On sus
flAs y solo QusdA On pie sl viejo, olim
pico y nunca como 20 dsbs alabado
diraetorio dc Gan JHan. Este triun.
virato, alma n,atsr, sssnsis, SsrActo ,
Simb bolo daiCo do la politics. rAdisAl
dssds 1897. lego & rsunir en torno %.
10 millares do tAnatieos. Y el 90 10
eausa de Que fraeaasn I0dos iuntos.
Los ssMores Rosy. BArbosA, y San.
shsx Morales permaneeen siempre on
10 OGspids del monte; psro el monte
VI dssapArssisndo y pronto QusdArk
Ian llAno como 10 plaza BAldorioty.
Eatos triunviros sonservan lodavia
4 sus 6rdsnss sinso 8 sells lugArtenien'
Sss: don Santiago We've, don JoA6 g }.
nsz Brioao, don OAvsldo Ahril, don
Pedro Arroyo etc. OlAro sue los hom :
brss del trust do Ponce, Domenseh,
Rosaly, CAsals, Fournisr. no somul.
gan s6n sl sirhSdrio hist6rieo. Be
Ysunen do veK ca suando, por conve.
AisnsiAs ssPscialss, por Alrssoic mes
sireunstAAsIalsl; mas nunsA por una
Aompenetrasi6n honda y ainesra. Los
ekhAllsros del sur no admitsn 10 ittA'
AuHa do los sAhallsros del norts. Son
un EeEADO dsntro del ESTApO.
Entrs BarbosA J Roaaly hay mayor
AistAnsia tel veg que sntra Bsrb0sA ,
EsFnAudsE Lopez. Y satA Ultima pus-
90 msdirss por lGEuSs sasIallanAs o
vsrStas nossovitas.
ORo tAnto asonteee cor Fsiardo ,
su iaulfa de Asysgusx, Eatoa saben
Do Annguo { Qu6 atsnsrSs sAlaron
bisn { sus ilustrss 8 invsnsiblOs 90.
freligioaarios do la eisdad mursda,
Fl pArtdo rspubliaAno psrdi6 sus
meicrss slsmsutos. Uuoa 80 I allan ca
les alas de la UNION DE PUERTO Ri
90; otros % deslarsn % lzshA abisr-
%, otros ss rstirAn 4 suS sasAa.
OAballsros que formaban On sl
parNdo republisAHo J forman hoy,
nom1 isstorss do alta imporlaneia, On
10 UNIAN DE- PUERTO Rico.
Don RosOndo kAlispEo CinGr6n
Manuel 2sno Gambia
Felix gAntoni
NGuusl PASArsll , Rios
Carlos q, Biondst
VicsnIs ViHIs Martinez
Camilo Buill LluvOraG
AlbSFto BFaveI
EnriQus GopsAlss TattgrOen
) Lnis TsxidoF ortiS
4 AEtvgp QuintVEe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02

DON Joa6 Nevarex
Ricardo Laeosta
, Visitor Primo Martinez
joss A. Menendsx
A. NArtfosx GuAsp
, RAfssl NarApKes
Guillsrmo Risfkohl
p Tos6 N CsrboE0ll
Fransiaco Vsrgss Rsmu
, Guillermo Ne sCormiCk
Pedro Malsret
TrareIseo Q tevedo
Esos son solamsnts algunos nom-
hrss que reprsSentAn dssespsionse, dis
gustoV, dsIAlientOs inhnit0s. FL gran
dirsetorio de San Juan tu6 dsiando,
como el eordsro do San Juan, ssllones
de Sus lanas On todaS les zArxas del
oamino. Los ssHorss Rosy, Barbo'
sa,HAnCh:E Morales, q uisisron mandar
sismprs, asr istss. ssr sonsslsros, ser
Spss& ,rs. % Qusdaron ahi, On "a eapi.
I0lio ldsal, nuevos gallos de- Moron,
eacAreAnd0 y ain plumAs. Plumas no
QusiAn nj para los psri6disos del Par
lido nj para las Gguilas del pArtido,
Nasvs aios de srrorss y dssson'
CisrIoI; nusvs sEos do smpuiar oil
psis por lR psndienIs dc 10 dsmago.
gle; pusvs amos, On nn, de sxpstisn'
sia smSrga y triGta para eats pobrs
pueblo ain ventura, tsnian que d&r
estoa ftutos; para 81 triunvirato, ear
dos , sSpinas; para Puerto Rico, pal
mas 4 1res.
UnA politics. psrIooAl de bsios
vuslos, do rAQufIIoos horjz >nles, al
eanxa & % IA natural, l6giso y eSai
ponIkneo: sl Ais'amienlo PFC fundo
de QuiensG la dirigfan On 81 bsusneIo
, sn periuieio dc 50 patriA. LA linn.
piA bandsrA que 90 llsv6 sl doetor
BArbosA del Gsatro municipal sl l3 dc
Fsbrsro dc 1897 ha eAfdo sisn vsess
por los auslos manchada J rcia, GU
bierlA de igoominiA y vilipsndio.
EslAbamos allf los indigenAs lee.
les, los autonomiItaa Do suAtro lus.
Gros, los que hAbrfsmos dado nusstrs
sxlAtsneia por 10 libsrIsd y 10 digui.
dad, y rssc glmos aQue, trApo vIxeoso,
10 lAvAmoS con nusstrA sapgFe, le
urg'mos con sl bGlasmo de nus.trss
almaV, ls lsvsptsmos invieto sn sI
eMr, grabAmos On 81 la sstrellA soil.
tsris de pussIros snauefop, unimt
sn 81 les mAncs potGroAAs de lafsy
del trAbsio y 'ht eats, robusso J
triurtante, 81 smblema dc IL UNION
DE FUKRTO Rico
AtFAa los d6hiles, los egoIatas, los
ssrvilss, los que as slsntsn roldos poi
sl odio, Atrks. Esta o. 10 gran horu
J dssds 81 tondo de les urnM vG I
susElE la npsVa psEIA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
Seis submarines mas
Proyectanse en- Francia

Paris, Novismbrs 1s-E gohisrno frances pressn'
TARA "a les prmsrss sslonss Dc IL o1mara IN prcyeco
para rforxar 10 eseusdra de IN modo considerable.
Entire los barsos sonssrur sin tardsnza dguran ass
Submarines. cen los msiorss esmsntos vArios eruce
ros ascrs xadcs. III estado mayor dc a marina pre-
ssnt6 an informs asegurando que el podsr naval do
Teanoa nssesitn sundAss Gin seonomfa marehando On
parslslas con IL importsnsia del eitrciho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
El gran arlivcrsario
Ha pasado en- paz.

San Pstersbuygo. Novismbrs q-El snivsraario do
10 promuIgaei6n do una carta oonstitssionA On que
% sspsraban dss6rdsnes tribss por parts de los 90
eialistss hs pasado sin 10 wsnor novsdad Prlsiica
msnts s gobisrno hA eonssguido aislar snular los
ssfasrxos rsvolueionarios II hsehs sausA una imprs
s6a insspsrada a bolss. Los fondos subsn CON ra
pidss. asribuy6ndoss ests fsn6msao 10 oapastdad M
podsr que los Aasoridadss ponen do manihMtO. La
eudad sontittX b,io una sslrseha vgilAnsiA mtar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
SIENPRE Los NI!AOs

Aver sc rselblo de GuSyama sl
Higuisnts tslsgrsms:
GRspubliesnoS aFsieudsn k'tima
bora d1r mB1snA SmIss msstipgs y
pAFAda On sztS, Rspuhlleanos nj 81.
QuiSra han tsnido tempo anuneiar 90
nesting , maniisstas,6n pnr ser pre-
tension { tltmA h1rA, pudisudo con
Sidstar scmo provosasi6n J amsra'
sando p6hlien, Hsmos dado eusnta
oportunR al GpbiSEna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02

DON ]. Rivera Miranda
Aguslin CollSzo
e. Vidal Rios
Manuel q. Nun.x
, JuAu B. Blarco
Enrique Rine6n
, Juan Herrera
Angel Bsrnst6 Torres
Juato r vwa
HOrAsiio Msndt 20
VAlsriano Virslla Uribs
Pfansisco xorHlsa AQuepsA
Federico TorregrosA
Vissnts R1ure
OIvaldo 4. do 10 Rosa
Juan Il. TorruellA
ALBERTO BruGAi
Juan Rivera
JsIGI L. Perey6
Amelio B ondel
Rieardo R9aa
hOtBel OeeBeH0a
Guillsrmo Van Ryn
J. N. aaldaNa
ImsorIAntea slsmsnloa del pNrtido
rspublisAno, QUE f,rmAu hoy sl par
lido SPuroS "a frAneA pugnA con sus
antiques amigos;
Don Jot6 Antonio Vlvopi
Jose Manuel Ac 7stA
Juan Roig
Luis DastAs
q Santiago sambolin
Alftsdo Vivoni
QlinliA RamireG
TCHas Vivoni
Pedro NJ Rivera
Alfredo RAmifS1.
VAliosos slsmsntos Alsisdos y re
trAidos dsSds lA asAmblea del de
JHlio 1900 con motive do 10 dsrrota
del leader HsrnGndsx Lopez 8 por
otrAa 0RuGAs;
Don Juan RsFnAndeE LopeX
, jose do @pKmAn BOniMx
jaime sifre
, Manuel Rodriguez Sierra
, Domingo Martinez
Manuel MaItint1 Roasll6
FAfael M Gor1llsx
Antonio Roig
, Manuel JimSrsx Crux
, Manuel Tous , Soto
RAimundo PalAsiou
RspublisAnoH que 90 han dsclara-
do somplstamsnte indepsndisnlss ous
torman an EruPo numRoso q la txpse
latiYAi
Don tos6 EsIsban GaldsGA
NAnusl Q isvsdo BMz
JoaG Gordils Vssallo
. FsdsEiso p'gstNu GOpEklsE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
PoI1tica francesa.
Ell partido radical.

Paris Novismbrs ~ En- los efrsulos polihsos rsina
una fsbril aedvidad. El gabineis apsa & todos sus
rscurscs para mAntsnsr 10 hssi6n de 10 msyoria
GSs que he ogrado copurAr sl aicto svtando que
% robusezs elsmentos republieAnos del ssutro
parsido radical Los ressconarios al apoyAr los nA
niobras do los grupos sxrahos, han sdo dtss sl Go
bierno que eonsgus de adietos renovation de
ndapzA EsEeraae son impaeencia 10 rapsrtura del
par amento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
BURLAS Y YERAS
Partido enfermo que parte 4
Ia region del no ser. de-
iando en- nuestro poder.;;,
e. BALUARTE
IVayan 4 tomar tripita, que
a csc muerto nj el guaco
10 resucita!

-,.Y al enfsrmo? rs 10 sAdGvsr
No tuvisron efieaoia
las drogas dc 10 Farmasia
del Llssnaiado Pal Aver.
So las guill6. ~ me 10 explioo.
Sin podarlo remediar
le iuvo que ind gsstar
tAnto iArabe do piso.
= De 81 Ie hicisron eonsumir
los m6dicos gran porsi6n.
ylss s!arol di6 el sstir6n
emo era do prssumir.
10 arrastrAron oil Abismo,
hsshos unos Dulesmaras,
saerife&ndolo ca Arss
dc su gran chArlAtanismo.
Hubo quisn, ossesperado,
visndo 10 cosa perdidA,
Quiso volvsrls & 10 vida
con upR Il lEto Dc Soda
FnrmAr, ssf, On IN momsnto,
lss husstes ersyo oportuno;
mas nj IN soldAdo ni unol
Qulso Apliear el arg d INTO.
Y 81 snisrmo sstk difanto,
y, q 10 que dice FAls6n,
no por tslta do atsnal6n,
sino por faltA do unto.
Y, al eAbo. pidsn saeao
doctorss y eurandsros,
On tsnto que haesn puehsros
SOS hombres del haeAlao.s
De 6stoa el snoio 90 grands;
no hey Quisn leo toss q loo chile,
tAnto que Mms don Guile
cue vayA y 90 10 desmande
uno & otro, si no el par
con sbsdsios y todo;
90 hAllan Ambos dc tel modo
Que, Adr aaaado hassn, ain cesar,
puaherst's, brsxo & brazo,
con las sArAs tAeiturnas,
iuo pueden syl On las urpas
dAr IN kriaka puehsraxol
Tambisn, llsnoa do sAlacl6n,
doetores y surAnderos
haeen, 6 ca vss, puehsros
por id6ntisa raz6n.
Y asi han dsdo en- afAnarae
solo por iugAr con barro;
mas. loio con sl eaeharroi
iOuid&do con embArrarssI....
81 sato les sirvs de T6a
y, 4 mas, los poue On un brste
quo hay dostor que Iss reoess
iaEahs do ag14ants tlio'
No 90 ravuelva1 sobarbioa.
no 30 aalgAn de ! . HlA.
iTomen Iila, mucba tlls,
para oAlmRr esou nevioa!
Continu ark~-y no % desgrasiar-
oil eadGvsr ten eAdGverl
iTlenen muy poe, thcacia
las drogas de IL FArmaaiA
del LicencIAdo Pal Gverl
Suarez dc Mota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
lnquietud en- Holanda,
Codicias del Japon,

La HAys, Noviembre ~ FL sss.stario de Marina
ha rssibido notiess do 10 sls dc Jaws aegAn les cua
les cree que nrnsrosos emisavios iAponasea on
sasntran af snvIados por sl Robierns do T.ko para
srear insidsntss prosurar dheutadss que hlgan ne
cessrio ushcabe 81 snvfo dc uua ex osici6n naval
aqusas sguas. H,yse han cs!sbrado sorfersns,ss
snrs oil assrs'aro do Eatado les mtuistros dc Alsma
mia, Austria I'glstsrra La opa eatk txiitAda On
oil PATS pus;s que ae refasss 10 guarnc6n do Java
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-02
ASUNT0S VENEZOLANO!
PrOteSta enerqiCa
San Juan, P. r.,
Novismbrd 2 de 1905.
sr, Direstor del HGrGldO hp0aOI


sr. Direetor del HerGldO kspoaOI.
CiudAd.
s,nori AsAbo de lssr con maud.
10 aorpresA On lA Seeei6n sahlss, de
90 psri6diso, 10 insonsultA suanto
soeX mOntira de qus nuestro ilustre
Presidents ConstitusionAl G snsrAl CI.
priano Castro hays sntrado ca nsgo'
etasiopes con M ssiior s.lvsira, de 10
HAbAna, acusAdo dc sstAta; y, como
lA lAl notioiA ss somplstAmants fAlsa
, AhsurdA, vsngo { dssmsntirla ID
bllcAmsats, CON loda 10 A'tIvsz de mi
rsENy { protsstar s0lemnemsnts ante
10 sue no vAsilo IN sali6ear dc snaa.
nsllamisnto de haias pasionss , nsgra
infamiA dc los sternos sspeeulAdoFos
con 10 psx y soslego del noble pueblo
vsneSolAno.
Por 10 dsmGs, 10 de psrtur ba stones
en- Vsnesasls, pusdo sign asAr uatsd
que 60 tambi6a otra fAlssdsd, puss Ia
PCS si hoy sa la Rsp6blisa fasrta & IN
conmoviblO dsbido 81 ssfusr1o itinioo
de ess gran patriots llAmsdo CIpriano
Caat:o De Quisn 90 hablA hoy son Fsl-
psto en- 10 prsnsa ssrlA del orbs sl1l.
lixAdo.
Yo quOdo { sus 6rdsnss.
LoPE BELLo.
C6napl Do YanaEualA.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
STEAL 1000 COATS
AND STOP TO EAT
Thieves Cart Off $4,000
Worth of Goods in
New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. q. 7.- Right un-
der the very noses of the Ten
derloin police, thieves, II has been
learned. worked for two or three hours
undisputed and uum0lested. with the re-
suit that they succeeded In getting
away with $1,000 worth of raincoats and
$50 In cash They even had time 20
steal a choice FISH aud cook and eat IL
before they left the ueiEhbOrhOOd.
As the rainCo8ts would make too
heavy load 10 be COmfortd bly, carried.
10 IS probable they used "a big two
horse truck. The place OF Roberts &
Krlger. the manufacturers from whom
the coats were stolen, Is at IS
West Fifteenth street, ln thorough
fare brilliantly lighted by great eltc-
trio arc lights and presumably regu-
larry patrolled by policemen. IL is also
within a few steps OF the New York
Hospital. from which ambulances were
called frequently during the night.
The cash they obtained by breaking
into the fish store of Alfred O. Davis,
az 452 Sixth avenue. around the
corner They We're evidently tired of
their labOrs and hungry, for at the
FISH store, after smashing the cash reg
lister and rihing IL. they selected the
best in the !ceboX and cooked them
selves a good meal They also carried
on Mr. Davis typewriter.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
COLOR LINE DRAWN
BY A CHINANAN
Suit of $1,000 Damages Fol,
lows His Turning Down
of Negro.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. 27.-Be-
cause Jue Fun. a Chinaman, drew the
color line against Frank Pestridge, a
negro. a suit for 500 damages has been
entered In the superior court Jue Fun
recently opened a Chinese restaurant on
WOrthingtou street
Pestridge who is a waiter at the
Worthy Hotel. went 10 tee restaurant
with his wife recently 10 eat some chop
suey. According to Pestridge's story, no
waiter appeared to wait on them. Final
Is Jue Fun was called. and when they
asked for some chop suey they were told
that II was all out. They then asked for
a steak. but were told there was also
shortage In the meat line.
When asked how 1t was other people
were being served, Jue Fun said they
were regular customers. Prestridge
claims he went to the restaurant anoth-
er night and was again refused food He
gave the same order that a white man
sitting at the next table gave, and was
told the supply had run out.
Pestrtdges according 10 his story. then
ordered a pot of tea. but was told he
could not be served. Pestridge has en-
gagged the leading attorneys In the city
10 fight the case. The situation IS made
doubly peculiar from the fact that Jue
Fun has a cOlOred wife about whom
much has been said. AT present they
are not living together
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
GREEKS ATTACK
BULGARIAN MOB
Serious Clashes Occur, and
the Balkan Situation Is
Alarming.
DISTURBANCES SPREADING
Bulgarians Set Fire to Town of Sofia
and Other Places Are
Threatened.

VIENNA. Aug. Y-The anti-Greek
disturbances in Eastern Bulgaria are
assuming meDacing proportions. The
SituatIol is viewed with the gravest
apprehension IN political circles here, as
it is feared that the outbreak may have
an intellectually serious effect OF the
Balkan situation.
According 10 dispatches from Sofa, the
town of Anchialos. on the Black Sea.
has been almost destroyed by fire, and
many persons either perished in the
flames or were killed by the rioters.
The trouble arose in consequence OF
the Greeks In the town endeevcring 70
suppress an antI-Greek demonstration
which the Bulsarians had announced
their intention OF holding.
The Greeks tried 10 prevent the hold
ing Of the meeting by force. ard even
went the length of firing At the crowd.
A fierce fight followed this attack.
and many were killed and injured. The
Bulgarians made reprlsals by setting IRE
20 the town at several points, and the
latest dispatches state that only thirty
houses are left standing
1t Is also reported that the charred
body OF the Greek bishop has been dis
covered among the ruins
A force OF soldiers arrived by special
train, but the incendiaries had algeady
escaped.
The disturbances are spreading
throughout Eastern RCumclia. The Bull
garians Nave plundered the Greek shops
az Rustchuk and destroyed much pro-
psrty. Similar attacks have been made
at Altos. and the damage at the places
lages is estimated at many thousand Of
pounds
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
BLOW FOR A BLOW
INFLICTED BY WIFE
Judge Ordered Her to Beat
Her HuSband-and
She Did.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-AIrs. Emma Bel
field is the heroine OF the village OF
6hemanWIle and Will be for many
weeks TO come. She beat her husband.
by the courts order and she beat him
good and hand, indicting punishment
on her better half that he viii remem-
Der for a long time 10 come.
Mrs. BeldeId had her husband ar
rested for wife beating. The judge,
after listening to her story. ordered the
husband 10 stand NJ.
I'm going TO give you a dose OF your
own medicine" said he. Mrs Beldeid.
/ want you 10 take your husband in
tho other room There you will strike
him IN the face as often as he has
struck you. Perhaps that will cure
him"
Mrs. Belheld walked into the ante
room, followed meekly by her husband.
Sounds of "whackl" were heard and a
moment later the door opened and the
pair Teappeared, Belfelds face plain
j. showing the marks left by his wife's
hands.
Il hope this will be a lesson 20 you,
Relheld.' said the justice. Go home
and be good 10 your wife"
The couple went away arm in arm.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY,

(SChedule in effect July l. lsQe.l
300 p Mold DOMINION EMPRESS.
Dailv-StOps at principal points IN Viz
Etnia and West Virginia Vestibul4 train,
standard coaches: paTl0rs cars 10 Virginia
Hot 'Spr .ngs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton 10 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indlan-
aUolis St Louis and Chicago: dining
cars n Ia carte service
s,sO T. M-NEW G. * y, LIM(TEH. Daily
Fast new vestlbuls train, Stops only az
Gordonsviue, Charlottesville. Staunt0p.
clifton Forge and CovingJOn. Va, White
sulphur RonceveTte. and Hinton, W. "a
pullman sleepeTs 20 Lexington, L0uisY ilie
Cincinnati Indianapolis. St Louis. a,d
Chicago. Dining cars. q Ia carte seTv3ca.
mn p N-F F. Y. LIMITED. Daily
solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers
10 Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville.
Com uDartment sleeping car to Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining cars q
La carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 10
CHICAGO and St Louis and Louisville u
MemDhts Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio oficea 5I2 Pennsylvania ave: COS l4Jh
st near F; and Sixth Street Station. Teis-
phone Main S7S0. for Pennsylvania Z. r.
Can Service. and Main Ie6s tsE 6. o,
TsskSt once, 1eso~C
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Fouowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
f.s5 A. N DAILL-Local Tor HaTTlsOasurg.
WarrentOu, DauyIle. ana WY stations.
l0.5I A Il. DAILI-W asainBt0R and Florida
Limited FlTBt-Class coaches and sleeper 10
Columbia Savannah end JacksoaY villa
Dining Car service.
fI.l5 A NJ DAlLY-Uuited States Fast Mail
First-class coaches and sleeper 70 New Or
Ieaas Dining Car Service
s-01 y N WEEK DANS-LoCRl Tor Harrfzoz
burg ana way stations on Manassas Rranch
s.ss y NJ DAILX--LOcal Tor WaFrenfou sni
CtsrlotIesvlIle. Week days f0E StrasbIrs
so p n DAZLE-NsW York and AtIabTa
Expresa FiTsSCiass Coach 10 AtIanta
e1seuer 10 Columbus, Ca, VIA Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper lVashi1et,-
40 San Francisco Aondays. wednesday,
a. p ~ DAILY-Nsw York ana Ffart4.
Express Through Coaches and sleepsTs ~
t-CiuUn bla Savannah. and JRcksonyiIIe-
Sleeper % Augusta and Port Tampa. Din
Ing Car Service a Ia Carte.
N 90 p T. DAILY-New York and AemDhts
limited Cvia LynchbuTg), First-claAs C6Arh
and Slseplng Car 70 Roanoke KpoxyiIIe
Chattapo6ga, and Memphis: Sleeper 20 NsS,
OTIeans. Dining Car Service.
1hssg y NJ ashington and Saith
western Limited All Pullman train OBJ
servatlon Car 10 Atlanta and Macon Club
car 10 Atlanta SleepeFs 90 Nashville At
1aDta Mason, Birmingham. New Orleans.
DinInR Car Service.
II a SLencer. q. NJ; 5. II. Hardwick, p 7. n .
~ IL Tay!Oa. q. P. A. L. =. Brown q. A
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Lieutenant Smith Battles
With Four Men in. Station
House.
HEAVY FINES IMPOSED
Defendants Say They Came 70 Give
Security for Friend Who Had
Been Arrested
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. AUG. y

L. Z Estes and ". d. Trayman were
before Justice Harry b. Cation in the
police court this morning charged with
an assault upon Lieut.. James Smith.
The assault, ii is said. was made al an
early hour Sunday morning Lieuteu-
ant Smith In his statement said that
Estes. Trayman and two men by the
name OF Bryant had come 10 the station
house earlv Sunday morning and were
standing on the pavement talking In a
loud manner when he went 10 the door
TO see what was the matter. one of the
men stepped up 10 him and asked him
how many prisoners were locked up.
The Heutepant refused TO answer the
question. whereupCn. he alleges, all four
OF the men started 70 come into the sta
ti0n house He ordered them 10 20
home, and when they refused he struck
one OF the Bryants, knocking him uOwn
Then began general scrimmage in
which the lieutenant was hit over the
left eye. Trayman and Estes both stat
ed that they had come 20 the station
house with the Bryants 10 see if a
brother Of the Bryants was locked up.
and were about 10 ask the lieutenant il
they could go security for his release
when the fight began. Justice Cation
fined Estes S25 and Traymore SO Arthur
Bryant forfeited $50 collateral
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NINETY DAYS IN JAIL
FOR SNILLING BOOZE
Woman Says Drunken Husband Inter.
feTes With Her Cook Shop.
Business.

Judge, I have a small cookshOp on
the river front, and support myself by
conducting IL because my husband IN
the dock there does nothing but swiI
booze" said Mrs. William Lucas 10
Judge O'Neal in the Police Court today.
He not only gets soused every day. but
comes around and tries 10 break up my
business" continued the aged and care.
worn woman
Want 10 say anything" asked tho
court of Lucas. who was charged with
vagrancy.
''Yes. SIR" said the prisoner, as he
stepped from the lock,
Ninety DAYS" said the court, before
Lucas could reach the stand.
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Proposals.

GENERAL DEPOT OF QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, Washing~
ton. =. c.. August e, 1906. Sealed pro.
posals. In triplicate. viii be received
here until 2 p. m. October II, 1896. and
then opened, for constructing. plumbing
drainage, gas-pipinE. heating and V7n-
tilation, electric C0uduiJs and wiring
system, electric elevator plant, and
vacuum cleaning system. Of building for
the Walter Reed Army General Hospi.
tai. Army Hospital Grounds Washing
ton. D. C.. Information can be obtained
by applying here or 10 Depot Quarter.
masters, at New York, Philadelphia,
ST Louis. and Chicago. Envelopes con,
tanning proposals must be markell Pro.
p0sals FOR Constructing. etc. Army Gen
eral Hospital, Washington, D. c." and
addressed 20 Capt. A. ". Butte, .. NJ
Washington. D. G. au2I,Zs, -. 3t,oc2,5
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FATAL RACE WAR
IN MINING CAMP

LEXINGTON. Ky. Aug. 27-Three
white men, one white woman, all dead,
and three colC-ed men were fatally
wounded as the result of a race war be
tween whites and blacks i'm a mining
camp near Leonard. Harlan county The
fisht started at the camp commissary
between Sheriff William Barker and "A
Colored man who had obtained goods
from the cOmmissary under false pre-
lenses When Barker attempted 20 ar
IasJ the cOlOred man Ethiau Powers.
walking boss at the mines, took sides
with the latter and Barker was dis
armed. Barker returned with a posse
and a battle ensued in which Barker.
the sherin. Charles Smith. a deputy
sheriff, and Powers were killed and a
white woman cook IN the camp was
also killed by a stray bullet,
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CHARGED WITH NUMBERING
GIRL HE WAS TO MARRY

DALLAS. Tex. Aug. PA. ]. Saun-
ders a young business man OF Archer
City was COmmitrtd 10 Jail there with
out bail TO answer charge Of murder
ing Pearl Baxter.
Saunders was engaged TO marry Miss
Baxter within the next thirty days.
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EIGHT-YEAR-O OLD BOY
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS FATHER

HARRISBURG. Aug. 25-Joseph B.
Hench, OF Juniata township. Perry
county. was shot In the heart and killed
by his eight-year-0ld son. The boy had
been shooting at target with a small
rife. and. approaching where his father
was standing IN a STOPPING position.
tried 10 take out a cartridge which had
become 1ammed in his gun
As he did so the weapon was exploded
and the shot entered his fathers breast
h4lIinG him instantly.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
BEER WAR THREATENS GERMANY

DERLIN, Aug. H--Germany is threat
ened with a beer war" which already
IS raging in certain districts. II is the
result OF the increased taxes on beer
voted last session Of the reichstag. The
brewers and salOonkeepers have put the
burden on the consumer by raising
prices.