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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
En- Il NUMEHO De AI0 !BAO0 CARA ESPECIAL De NUE YORK CON T0!
Los DETALlB De In QuEBRA De IA CASA DECEBMlG
lmpresiones y noticias

Ia retrstA dc Anoshs 90 suapen-
do por skplics del mHor La Presa
ss eOlebrar& hoy visrnes con IN CO.
lsCto rspsrtorio que h. sido enssyado
por 10 banda durants algunos dfAa.
Aver por 10 mAsAna 90 cslebr6
On 10 Corts municipal, Sl iuiCio por
asomstimisnto contra nusstros eorrs'
flglonArios de Les PiedrAs Manuel
CepedA y Julian Guadalupe. Dichos
amigos iusron dstsndidos por sl 10
trado don JolG @. Torres, dssignAdo
"a txrno por la Junta Central dc Ia
sUui6nS , Los aCusados fusron obsuel.
aos , el sefor Torres estuvo Ala Al.
Sura dc 81 reputation PROVISIONAL,
En- el sptIerro de doa Manuel
Egoxsus, vsrinsado aver HArds, lIsvA
ba una do les sintAs del f6,etro nusa.
Hro amigo don Jaime Annex, prssl'
dents de turno do 10 JuntA Central de
10 Union de Puerto Riso.
Los iuio!os de apslasi6n anun.
eiAGos para sl lunss Y del aetual, 90
sslsbrArAn el pr6ximo iGhado.
Ell narles d. mo 50 llsv6 & st.a
10 sn PatLllAa un sspl6ndido nesting
anionilta % que tomAron parts los
ssnores EariQue Lsfsbre, Jalio , Nj
solGs Medina y Julio ESparolini. Los
orsdorss obtuvisron una oVasi6n de.
hrAnte Su esmpafiA fuG de txlto On
dieAA poblAei6n.
NO dissn de SAnturss que Dor
una ordsnl no sAbemos 81 es dsl AL.
sslds, hA aldo suitAda de 10 sslIs
Goi6ns, del GAndul, lA pluma de
aqua, llsVS adossla & oIra ealle donds
vlvsn algunos rspuhlicAnos.
-sabemos con guSto que 90 en-
susntra Aliviado de Sus doleneias nuss'
tro ousrido amigo , sorrsligionArio
don Rafael Dies de Andino, sAnaida'
10 popular dc 10 Union para el cargo
de- aleslds dc San Juan.
va 10 han pido snVisdas & los
1aspsetoPas J SeorsIarIos de Colegios
slssioralss DO toda IL iSla, aus CORES
pondientss nomhrEmienIos.
~En 81 vspor q S9Arseass lego de
lns EsIadoa Unidoa don Federico Val
Hpinosa, gus % hAllaba o. uso do
lIesneia,
Ell corrsligionAFlo que hiso uso
10 palAbEs On 81 Rpstipg del mltr'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
RETRETA PARA HOY

ProgrAmA de Les pisxss Qus
toeArk en- lA r. trstA de sssa noehs Ii
Banda de la Poliefa:
PAsodoh'e Q sRcea eioS, Supk.
Overtura &c uarADys, arr. by n
L. Clarke.
SLA Corte de GfAnGdaS, ElosnAl
koriSeas.
kArshA al ToEneo.
NsditAci6n.
SerenAtA.
Final, (hspi.
Duo de Tlples Opera Ella Nor
me, EelImf.
<LA VerbenES aIxu Ia con VariA
stones do lombard no, MilpI ger.
DAlXA ala Criolll.S
Hlmno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
EsCUElA De MEDIGINA

Sc he ipApgdrado con grAndsG
ceremonies u EseuelA do NedicinA d.
Ne1ieinI de q .rvArd, Boston, Mas.
sIehutstts p yah msgriaeCs I'd f3Ios
haa so.tad IS 900. 600 dsdos por mi
llop Arios qna SO inssrssan per sl pro
grsso de lS Uoivsrsidad.
Son DotGblss loa euAlro esands,
lAtoratoriosI sl sdinsio de la admins
NAESRl q ~ ApslORlA 1 E!lIplCGil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
Los viajeros rusos
en- entredicho,

San Psisrsburgo. e,tubre 49, Sc rseibsn ne tcIaa
90 divsraAs ciudadss itasnAs disendo que On los ho
sess sasas do hu6spedss ae han Gado anuncios Av-
sando que no - sdmiien rusoa & mig 10 PRESTO La
msdidA dspende do que se sneontr6 on GSaoys en- al
susrso DO IN >vsn falaEd6s un dep6sito de explosi
vos oe que 10 aupons que extSte Sujzs nns socs
oao "frorissA para rsaixAr Asesnatos potcos on Ru
sic on Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
DESDE ACUAO|LLA
Gran meeting unionista en-
Isabella. Turba arrestado.
Provoca a un sacerdote,
UN ESCALAMIENTO
El meeting de los republica
nos en- el Pepino. De Aqua.
dila a Mayagtxz.

n domingo On 10 noshs % eals
bro On sl vseino pueblo do Isabela,
un gran mestipg do Eropsganda unio'
niata. Il soreurrsnsia I 8 exiraor
dinarls; ssrca do 600 psrsonas. Il
pueblo CON n6sisa. DID alsanes
nnestros oradorss, siendo todos aala-
mados y vitorsAdos por a1uslla mu.
ehsdumbre. El aoto ecmsr IS & las
oeho, oOnclsy y6ndose & las once
-Ausenoeks rs ArrtssAdo Dor oil
dsseesive sefior Toledo un turba sspu-
blieano do nombrs FfaLeiaco Moreno,
quieu profsria On 10 sale dc 10 visso :
rio palAbras idecsntss 8 indssorosas
contra los unionistas y las madrss do
bstos. Tambiin sats Augsto insult6 do
manera sssand alosa 81 Padre Tovar,
cara pArrceo de la Ig.esia Cat6liss,
do eata ciudad. visto sl iuioio eyer
On 10 Corts Municipal, sl juez lssor
franco. probado sl hs cho. impuso . S
de multa 81 proveeadCr.
Ell prt xlmo domingo por 10 lar
do 90 llsvark { esbs nm mitin do BRO.
psgsnda unioAista, On el bArrio dc
s1slsxa Bais,s do ssta Jurisdiction,
dssds sl balloon do 10 casa do nusst tro
sonsssusnts corrsligie mario .don Juan
Alvartz Aeevedo.
-Antss do anoshe fu6 saealado nm
cuarto do una essa que 90 satG cons
truyendo On 10 sale del Comereio,
propisdad del sefior Tsodoro Marti-
nez, ilsvGndoss el ladr6n q los ladro-
mes que psnstraron on sl cuarao do
References, varios importautss objssos
dc earpintsrfa. Prsetisada Dor o.
deteetlue ssaor Toledo 10 invsaaiga-
zion correspondence, rssult6 sar sl
autor del hseho el ibdivlduc Aniseto
VillsnuevS, alias Ration,
-1ut6rmass que sl msetir z que el
sAbsdo pssado dieron 90 oil Pepiuo los
isfss dol rspublisanismo vevs ' Bar.
bosa resultt, como ere do sspsr arse,
nm fraeaso.
Sc eususnlrA sntsrmo desde ha.
se dfas, nusatro busn amigo y eorrs.
ligionArio don Fernando Acosta Com
GALES. wssvetsrio de 10 J unta Local dc
10 Union dc Puerto Rico. DsaeAmou o
a. pronto Ablseimiento.
-Dfssnncs que Saints 60 IgieaiAs,
oil frGc0sa1O louder do 10 Federation
Librs, dsnuneialA por libslo, 81 % q Q
no 10 ha denunsiado -, 81 obrero y
ligionArio nuestro Ma,r Naeha-
do, po' las trasss que vilti6 6.ts On
contra do aqu6l durAnts IN mitin
unio ista sslshrAdo On este siu I'd he
% amos suAntos diAs.
Son muehos los unionilAas dc
ARuadillA sue 60 sroponsn soneurrir
sl dc cmiDgo prtxLmo { ksysRaez { la
grAndiosA mAniteHIaei6n poliItea cue
nusstros sorrsl glonArios eelsbrAi Au
en AQusllA hsrmosa SultApa del Ossts.
NuesirA man fsstAsi6n y nusstro
nass meeting tsnr. a. ,fssto sl do
min go 1S del actual.
Reina gran sntusiAImo entire TO-
dos nusstroa sorreli gIonAriOs dc 90 Al
con eGe motive.
MaFIv Morales.
e3luhEe Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19

Vease nuestro interesaute 70.
letfn FL Ca6aIIero de ca.
SG Ro1a, epoca de la gran
revolucl6n francesa, en- las
paginas So y O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
DON MANUEL EGNlCUt

Ha musrto sl m 6;solss, Dor Ia
tsrds, On 81 sasa Do SAntures, oil Ma,r
don Manuel Egcxeus y Cintr6n.
FlS, On tismpos do Espsfs, iipu-
tado provincial y vicspresidente do Ia
diputHs6n y del parIido sonservador.
Dsapu6s de 1883 osur6 10 AleAldfA do
San Juan , IN siiio prominenta on el
partido repp bIieAno.
Desde htoe vsinte masses 6 ma,
hahiA perdido el uRo do sua fAeultadea
intslsstv . o. J pesmanteiA en- sl mani.
cemio.
De allf sali6 para morir.
iPAz { sus rsstosI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
Cura del Cancer
en- Neibelgberg.

b'ria' o'subrs ls.- IA empt2ado fureionar sl
!os'uo fundsdo por s prt fasor Cxsrni para sl s,u
olo eurae6n del cineer Asstsn varios especlss.as
AussriAeos hdagsros, italianos fransssss La eAsa
ouenls con los morss slsmeutos 90 sguarda QUO rsa
liss muenos avAness eisutfasos La academia do Lon
or" 10 univar'idad dc Columbia -Essados Unidos
Anuns~ que euvlarS I'M reprsssntAnte Al institute
CxSrni,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
Ensayos marltimos,
Absolute secreto,

Londres Olsubrs lo Los snssyos del seors zsdo
<oadnaughts que 10 vsridsaron haes quaes das psr.
mAEeeen lasrstos No 90 did 10 prsnsA ii formation
Agans' Ne ues que hay dc por medic IN dsseubri-
e1so naval do importausia 10 que 90 rsasrs al a.
canes 10 penetration do los proyoctsa con los CO.
fones do "a centfmstros que o. t,bsn In urusba rl
sDrsadnaughs ha vusto PortamoxtA v Ia oasialid.d
guarda nm silsnoio lmpenet. able,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
Naufragio del Lutln,
No hay esperanto,

blzeriA Oetubre SCI salvamento dc los raafra-
COS dsl submarine <Lut'n.. que 90 fds pique aver
sArds. psrsss sosa mposib's. hAbsudo perm mAneeldo
~ vsussss horas bsio Los sguas suando solo tsnfan
repueaso Do are ressirabls parA docs horAs VArios
nuQuss Fsbslsn con sbril astlvIdad tiensn sspsaa
zs DO ponsr h>te al sLuns ada suponiendo que sus
tripuantss han muerto por a,a'xla La ansisdal ! rd
hlieA 90 inmensA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
I0TIs (URIQsIs

Oaai 10 m!lsd de los pessa ec gidos
90 el OssAuo iadiso, por la sxpedi.
ei6n tK oloradorA de 10 Com7AfiiA El.
laden, psrtenesen & sapesisa no dsa
sriIas on los hbros. Tsmh Ga ss ha-
llaron msgr fhsos eism plares de coral
negro, que Ell 81 rar de tcdos.
81 farroeArril ~ i6n de Limsseh
& WAldsnburg, ssrk sl prlmsEo de los
alsmanes que oamhie dc vk;or s slea'
trieidad,
Laa CerveeefiAs de N Yol ven
den anualmsnIe por vAlor do euArsn'
tA , tres m'llones euAiroeientos mil
dollars CO esrvtEA
En no txlmsn cue 80 hiso On Ho'
eheids, Alsm6uis, de > dtntG6ura de
lose sIeolsrsa se ersoutr6 con que
sl 90 por sisnto lA isrisn d, Gsda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
POr able
Exclusive para ia DenocTacia "

budiatas nsturaes del Jap6n eamblan visitAs con os
comersiantss del PATS propsgan OIL boisoyrg contra
las msrcsnsfas inglesss IA de qua ssAn reemplsz
das por sus produetos nAsionales Rsta maniobra O.
pef csmerta conceda por eomercio dc Lundras Que
~ llamsdo 10 aseus6n del Yirrsy hssa sstos assos
rsais.dos por adoditos de pats aado 30 sspsr On
mplieselbnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19

son aus der tsmsnlo de opsraeIonsa
, AnatomfA sompsrads, snalsatFo :
gran bihlictses. Lol dspsft,mspntos
ds BastsEsologfa } PatologiA, como
todos los den de, .ssi&o moutAdcs con
lol AdslapIol mkl modsraoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
MIR. Sarrieu renuncia.
Clernenceau successor

EPsrfs Ostubrs Is Nr sarrieu, presidsnts del Con.
seo dc Minsros asaba do ponsr 90 renupcs en- manos
40 Mr. FAllierss presidents de 10 REL dblsa Este 10
acspsa llama coDfsrenciar con todos los jefss
90 loa grupos rspubisauos. Sc asegura que Mr. Ole
nsnseaa mi 1isiro de sutos oeupsa 81 stio v.esnts
ha eausa DO 10 dimsi6n Sarrieu 10 pocA energfa de-
mossrada Dor el gobisroo para aesuudse sn 10 ucha
con Pho x On los debaNs religiosos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-19
Un rcy denente.
Crueldades atroces.

Aanan ~Tarplu- Oituhre IS. e ry Thanh hi
essA eomesando las msyorss cruedades. O.dsna el
oassgo Do sus servdores. dc les ssposas dc sstos
sin rss6n que aasdque 6rdenes Sc ere q1e s In.
vAds una losura dc persecution muy vo!enta. ri rs.
prssentants de Franeta hs intsrveuido socitud do
los audsdAuos fansssss Thar hhaf ss obstns an
realixsr sus erfmsuss E erucero RspubNqaw llsgsrk
Dc nu momsnto osro, para apoyAr una aecl6n inme
data contra el rey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
MANY STEAMERS TIED
TO BALTIMORE WHARVES

BALTIMORE. MD. October AT the
close ~ the second day of the fight Of
licensed on ,ers Of the steamboat Is Of the
Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic and
the Maryland. Delaware and Virginia
Railway Companies Tor inc4tased pay.
tire advantage seems more decidedly on
tna side of rhe rnep than e. dii lest Eight.
The four boats that Jailed 10 sail yes-
terday as scheduled. rem1il rel u their
pnarves and To then nave been added
four moro. while the companies have been
able to add but two 20 the number Of
boats sailing as scheduled But what =
looked upon as decidedly the most i'm
,ortant develoorcl; Ct The day j. lie
apparent change IN the attitude OF captain
Willard Thomson. general manager of the
lines affected who. after having steadily
refused TO recognize or have any COM
munication with the Officers Of the
national organization with which the cap
tains and mates OF his lines are affiliated.
today sought ar interview with Captain
John c. sylvia. president o. the Grand
Harbor Association. Captain Sylvia sent
reply that he would NEST Captain Thom
son only with IBIS fun c)mrn'tHa ard at
their headquarters. and to this Captain
Thomson Is said . have assentcd and
appointment was made for Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
ROCKEFELLER HAS
FLED TO TARRYTOWN
Oil King Located and Said to Be
Worried About Approach
ing Trial.
Especial TO The rimes-Dispatch.l ]

CLEVELAND. OHIO. October John
y. Rockefeller is in Tarrytown. n y
This was the statement made to-day by
Virgil P. Kline. the OF Kings attorney
here. This information was given up by
him with great reluctance. and only after
a great amount Of questioning. From
the fact that Rockefeller left Cleveland
so hurriedly as to be unable to take Mrs.
Rockefeller with him. many OF his friends
argue that ne IS worried about the ap-
preaching trial at Findlay. Ohio. in which
he is to appear as witness.
That Mr.. Rockefeller had long been
worrying about the attitude OF the pub
lie toward him. and concerning the ap-
preaching trial OF the Standard OIL suit
at Findlay is asserted by one OF his old
est friends.
The suit will come up before Judge
Banker and the jury will be summoned
this week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
PRESIDENT
WILL NOT Be SENATOR
DR.. Wilson Cables That He Will
Not Leave University for
Political Honors.
'-reo.al . M Times Dlspatcal

NEW YORK, October 2-For "a week
past the name OF Dr Woodrow Wilson.
president OF Princeton University has
been mentioned as the one on which the
Cleveland Democrats Of New Jersey would
unite as their candidate for the United
states Senate. Dr. wilson who is now
abroad. was asked to-day 60 cable his
position. The Telegram sent to him was.
Your name is being used as caudi-
date for United states Senator from New
Jersey Did you authorize thIs?"
President Wilson's reply, sent from
Amhleside. England. was received to-day.
IL reads. did no, authorize use ~ my
name. Very much complimented that
should Dee thought Of for the Senate. but
could not leave my work at Princeton
While pr Wilson IS Thus eliminated as
candidate. tho Democrats VIII continue
their quest for man whose candidacy
Will appeal 10 the citizens OF the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
FORMER CANDIDATE
DENOUNCES HEARST
Judge Parker Declares Statements
Made by Newspaper Men Are
wholly False"

NEW YORK. October 2-Judge Alton
p. Parker tonight gave out statemen,
in reply % an attack made upon him by
William r. Hearst in "a recent carnpaivr
speech. In his address. Nj Hearst said
that Judge Parker had arpesre. ln an
election case on ;ae sG- of eie zion
criminals in the court he formerly gracel
and there argued against oni secured %
reversal 'ot an opinion he had formerly
rendered. J1dge Parker's s.atenen, fo.-
low~-
should probably pay no more at
itnton to nis insulting and malicious
d. false speech than = have 10 his
other attacks. We're u not that MS
speech constituted an attack upon a
''Af- WIN "a mem 0--shlp that is NOT
S-f passed ln this or any other country.
W. nile that court is 50 well grounded
-n Rae confidence and the affections ~
tAe people as 20 need no defense from
any such attack. the opportunity, Is
"-."ire- % warn the people that man
having such conceptions of the fudf-
cary as wil permit hlfn 20 make g,sch
40 @-tark ought never 90 De- permitted
t' name men FOR the bench. as IL is
--'' lieaFst contemp.ates doing under
-'r " rrhF- Hearst deal
j VIII refer also % ono otha- s...o
ment made by Hearst after start-,
l-e iatt that I had appeared Ia tbe
"4cf lellan- hearst election contest and
made arguments therein. be said of
tne reason that prompted me 90 do il.
fie l-l ms because the corporations
"-o employed him as their corpora
uon attorney wanted him u do il and
paid him 20 DO it~
-His statement is wholly false c;elth-
er ] ADy any other member ~ my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
KELLEY ARRESTED; SON
OF PRESIDENT WITNESS

BOSTON MASS. October 2-Further
iree.-sat.ou hv tha Boston police. and
action to-day ry the grand jury in con-
ncction with the assault on policeman
on Boston common last Thursday eve
ming. in which Theodore Roosevelt. Jr..
was involved resulted tonight in the ar
rest ln Cambridge of Shaun Kelley.
OF Fitchhurg. companion q young
Roosevelt. and president of the
sophomore class OF Harvard Kelley
was arrested on a warrant issued by
The Municipal Court of this city.
charging an unknown person with an as
sault on "a police officer He VIII appear
in court for hearing tomorrow morn
INK
summons was served on young Roose-
Welt and Meredith Blagden. another Har-
ward student. 10 appear as Witnesses in a
Surolk county grand jury Investigation
or the case next Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Presidents PerSuaSiOnS
Unable to Retain At
tOrn6y-Gen6rdI.

WASHINGTON. October Two retire.
nents irom the Presidents Cabinet are
slated for the coming winter They arc
J'se of Attorney-Ceueral Moody. whose
feal-iuAtl'n VIII become effective about
.- t-i-. ~ December and that 0f Secre-
tary OF tlo Treasury Shaw. who accord
ing % present intentions. will retire I'm
FEBRUARY. For one OF the vacancies to
te created the President Will nominate
George r. T. Meyer. American Ambassa-
dog o. Russia, bat Tor the other he IS
nor yet ready 20 announce a successor.
Alr. Roosevelt has sought 10 prevail ou
Attorney Moody 10 remain in the
Cabinet but the latter. because of busi-
ness arrangements he has made. has
found it impossible to do SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
ANIMALS CONTRIBUTE
TO CAMPAIGN FUND

= ION VUI I-0EU-aT I0IToST0WI0nT
WASHINGTON. T. c.. October .
John Ratclime ~ Jackson Miss. sent 10
Secretary Edwards. Of the Democratic
Congressional Committee to-day "a check
for Sl01 representing money collected FOR
tne camlaien fund in a letter accom-
panv.u- the check. Ratclife says that as
dogs and cats are voted I'm Phuadelphia.
le has dared TO contribute one dollar in
the name OF each of his two dogs and
another dollar Tor his favorite cat He
also sends dollar for his wife. daughter
and himself respectively. The rest rep
rcsents money collected in dollar sub
scripuons from his friends Secretary
Edwards says tins is the largest amount
yet sent 20 the committee by one person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
HELPLESS WOMEN
AND BIBES LEFT
NEGLECTED BY HUSBANDS
Serious Problem Confronting the
Associated Charities-Appcals
Are Made 10 Fathers.


~ ''''"'1 mas ever "a'' ""e" large
employers OF labor are keeping agents
walking the streets ana meeting PHI.
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~ -, Ass'.of,-..4 ,.,,s,..t.. - t5.-..-
r,,.~.-, tf. -,,l,,, 80 s.-+.,,,t,. -..,..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
FIGHT MOB WHILE
AWAITING STORM
Sum of Woes of Mobile
People Not Yet
COmDiete.
SPECIAL OFriHS3.Esss H3.-ssss &c asc
FATALLY SHOT
Sheriff Driving Negroes to Work.
Efforts to Prevent Death Of
Women and Children
From Privation.
Signals Ordered
Down.
WILL RAISE FUND
FOR STORM SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON. o C.. October q
The Arer can National Red Cross to-
day decided &c receive contributions
for the relief of ere storm suffere-s
M the Gaf States. and sent lnstruc.
tions 20 the pres cents % all the State
branches o. the organ-zatlons askIna
the" 70 make announcement that they
Wit receive money for tne purpose In
cicated Persons living in states
which have no Reo Cross branches
may send their contributions to the
national treasurer. Charles HafIam
Keep. Assistant Secretary OF the
United States Treasury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Druggists in Session.

ATLANTA. GA. October 2.-The first
business session of the eighth annual con-
vention OF the National Retail Druss SIS
to-day was devoted to tho a3nual sdmess
Of President NJ. y. Brcsl.n. The report Of
the executive committee and tho appoint
ment Of committees. Odcscs will bc elect
Cd Thursday and Will conclude Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
PRESIDENT REMOVES
POLITICIAN MARSHAL

WASHINGTON. October 2-The Presi-
don't has determined to remove from o9ice
Vivian J Fagin. United states Marshal
Cor the Southern District Of Ohio. upon
rhe report OF 'he civil Service Comms-
mission Thar he had been guilty OF making
political assessments. and Marshal 3 +.
O'Nel of tho Western District Of Louis
lana. on the allegation of general unfit
ness as disclosed by the reports OF a COM
missioner Of the Department Of Justice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
No Solution in Sight.

This Is a varied and far-rcachlng prob
lem. from which there is no one solution.
Every case must he taken upon its merits
and dealt with accordingly last week
beautiful young woman. recently mar
ried. was referred % the office ~ the
Associated Charlie by one of the citv's
leading business ~en. whose heart had
been touched hy tile sad story OF de-
sertion told him through his Wife Alone
with relatives in far Southern CIV
She was helpless Tho Associated Char
tiles procured transportation and induced
her relatives to receive her where she
sits pensively thinking OF him who oucbt
20 have been her support and comfort in
her hour Of need
In several cases where the husband was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
ATTEMPTS TO THROW
TRAINS FROM BRIDGE

GENEVA. y. Y. October q a-Three at
tcmpts were made early to-day o. wreck
trains ON the Pennsylvania division of
the New York Central Railroad near
here. The ohstructions were discovered
I'm time 20 prevent disaster Il was
the evident purpose OF the would-be
wreckers 10 throw the trains OF the
bridgd which spans a small stream thirty
feet below.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
REFUSE TO ENDORSE
BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. October o.
Frederick s. Deitrick. OF this city. wrs
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
~ the Eighth Massachusetts, District to-
night The convention refused by a vote
Of so To . To endorse the candidacy OF
William J. Bryan for President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
STREET CAR WRECKED;
MANY PEOPLE HURT

FORT WORTH. TEN October "A
street ear was wrecked near MuSkogee.
J. r.. Tonight. eighteen persons were in
JuTed. three probabh fatally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03

United state, Tease,
MOBILE ALA C.toha- e.r--, s.-
mails r.,. ,..- .-,.-..,
-''
" '-'-
Sufr.r Fo~ers -.st returned from tie
weet coast ~ Mobile Hav SAWS ro--
s.fi.-. arc ...,... ..
-- ""'A' -esite A'eia4 offers
lrou railroads ana other employers.
sheriff Powers has threatened o. arrest
ar ,,tl, v,t,l -.-- ,.o-. .. .,...-.-. ,-.-
-"e s.e'" insists t-at
iie women a1l children ae SEM trom tie
devastated ro.a.s % Mobile. vher, tray
cen receive p.ossf cage Ile fears taat
otherwise. many deaths viii result from
rr.,srt.-.
nrl n ~
"-OO NNDd~hS JalA.
Hpf Hpsle. O. i.e-.ai officer ~ the Mo-
joe a-a ONO Railroad. and one 90 The
most widely known and best liked men
H. iais vicinity. was fatally sno-. and
A.a'rinan S.orey LFors. chairman ~ tle
'iis 'o1ac- - Mobile was slightly
"'in-tl i'-nls- l-r.rs a feat at rho
county Ja.i between deputy sAorl1s and
crowd ~ wen determined % capture
-''H ito".n-'n. yo-ng negro. The mob
Is t.- hunting the negro and ~iu lynch
'.i- 70 possible The negro. who So only
''''N years az axe. ip-iaF atta.he-
t'-'-. '.' '"eite-t'aF-'ii daughter oi
'-o-"- 9's-Aii--ii. N-o -ites about tFet
H'.ts from nefe
robinson " is arrested identified ly
ife Fr and brought secretly to Mobile
tr sat'-erI .r< iie was rDt taken t.
'e county -ai ol a.-. and "as at least
'-'f H'-.'- if'a RE r-ff when tle uou.
".-'. Nt- lrff. .IrrL o. aaNe l.tu a4-
,.rr s-s ,,|'--..s ,r-r 'Ie .,... .e@e4's o' iae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Schooner Ashore.

CAPE HENRY. VA. October An un-
known schooner is ashore at Little
kinna Keet. Particulars are not yet OBJ
tainable.