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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
D|YERSAS NOT|C|AS
Doctor don Conrado Rivera
En- Ia SaIa de Socorros
Captain Lopez Dlaz
CONGREGACIONES
Vapor <Coamo2. - Arrest0s
en- la procession de aver tar
de. e.-<Base- ball.

Hemos saludado en- eata ciudAd
al doctor don Conrrado Rivera, 60.
rrsligionario presti gloso de Areclbo,
Aver iueron Asistidos sn / Sala
do socorros, do hsridas y contusioneA
levss, Manuel Torres, Joie Csrmona
y Julian NojieA.
-Existen On la cArcsl municipal
81 varones ssntensiado y Il pendieu-
tss y adsmGs 7 muieres que tambi6n
sufren condsns.
Entire las congregseiones QUE
saistisron aver tarde 4 10 procession
do Corpus Christi sobrenalieron, Ia de
niffos do Santa Ana, CAteeismo do
San Francisco y JuntA de Damaa.
Sc sneusntra desds aver en- San
Juan sl capitan Lopez Disz J el te.
nients Caatro, do 10 policfa insular.
En- sl varor sCoamos que sale
mahsna para los lEstados Unidos en-.
barcarG un gran ndmero de maestros
amerisanos que van & 81 pals & psasr
las vacaeicnes. Con tAl motive esfan
tomados todos los clmarotss de pri.
mera , legunda.
Ayr tarde, durante 10 procesi6u,
fueron arreStados varios individuoa
por ir desordenando y deaobedeeer
las 6rdenes do 10 policfa.
DE hsridas y contusioLes 90 lsves
fueron aaistidos syer on 10 salS de
Sooorros. Juan Castro y Miguel Ro.
jos.
-Ayer lidiaron On los terrenos
dc IL sLiga pusrt3rriquena, los Clubs
do Sbase balls sAguilas y <EscogI-
dos.S
-MarfA Elena Sevilla, sufti6 aver
una caida por sl recinto Ossss, rearl-
tapdo con una .herida en- 10 region
frontal.
Ell pre- tesor de Rio Graude don
Manuel Benitex Flores, ha obtenido sl
certifcado de maestro de ipg'es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
De VEGA-BAJA
Insoripciones durahte eI I'll.
timo sabado. -275 unio-
nistas y4 repubIicanos.
VENnPRN T0nnc
vENDRAN TODOS.
FL pueblo goza de tranquil
dad. Procession del Corpus.
Sta. Engracia Cazuela.

Aver, sabado, tercero do lA serie,
han sido anotAdos On el registro da
inssripejonss 275 unionistas, euAtro
rspublieanos y uno indefnido. Re.
sultan hAatk ahora inscritos 701 unio
nistas, once republicanos y 2 dudosoa
o indefnidos. Total, TIA inscritos.
Prineipia q eundir el entusiasmo;
y tambi6n prineipisn & vislumbrarae
iustaa aspiraciones del ele I'm snto unio
nista con rsspecto & discriminate Ger
90 que ha dc elegirse el mes de No
viembre.
Sc dice que cleric elemsnto que
pensaba rstraerse, espera el resultsdo
do una eonsulta que tiene hscha, para
adherirse oil partido unionista en- las
pr6ximss elecciones, no h'y por que
dudarlo, si 90 tiene en- cuents, que 81
Comite, en- un notable manifesto de
"a de JUNO de 1904, emitl6 entire otras
ideas dignss de- elogio, la siguiente:
<Ls Union de Puerto Ricos ea hoy
por hoy, Ia dniea sol uei6n salvadors,
y 10 etnica tAmbi6n que podra salvsr
los completes problemas cue sfectan
& 10 PAtria puerlorriQue1a3
ISL, como no 10 dudan les buenos
patriotas, trAbsjsn todos unidos y
sompaetos, evitsndo rozamleL tbs pue
riles, y ech ando & un iado los apaaio-
namientoz, olvidando ell personslismo,
daremoa S conCcsr puoGtra ouisura y
sensatsz, redundsndo sodo en- beneh.
eio de este ped sdsz9 de Sierra tan
Querido como deGgraeisdo.,....s
ESQ, ESQ es 10 que no deban olvi
dar iamas los buanoa puers> rriquef1os
On los mom9ntoA s9premos en- que Ia
patrla necstlia d. aus MOBILES eifuerzos
Unidos todoE, leios de apavIona.
mientos re1oras personales, y el
pais SO sslVs, y las buelas in!ciAtivas
dc los hombres dc progtego 40 levan.
tan y reAlizan.
-Durants ID semGna EnserI0r NO
oCurri6 ninguu suceEo dIglo dc lla.
mar 10 atauei6n. FL pueblo ajgue tran
Quilo, y las inacripclones van haci61
doae con un orden admirable y Ia
policlA eorrecta.
LA testtvidsd que con tanta
pompa eslebra todA 10 criIt.Andad el
dfs do Corpus, pAs6 aQuf cast desa'
percibids, pueS Rolamente sl venerable
cura cet6iico prd) ofrecer & sus fell
greaes una misa eantAda por Ia ma
mana,
Durante el mes que pss6 las H 10
do Maria nos entusiAsmaron con sus
eAnlos oil Cora x6a de Jssda no pode'
mos, pues, queisrnos.
-Hsmos tenido ell gulto de admi-
rar un hermoso -coifn per6lEdo, obrs
de 10 seforita doiia Engracia CAxusls,
que por 81 limpieza y Per fecci6p, me
rsce el APPLAUSE do las personals amsn'
ter y conocedorAs del Arts.
Tambien nos mostr6 un bonito 90
lAdo, que puede conceptuarSs una obra
maestra por el indiscutibls merito dc
% teiido, que pArecs hecho kmsquina.
Dignos dc menci6n son los traba
los do aQuslla sedoriIs, con los CuAleI
viene demostrando 81 eompstencia ,
bueu gusto. La tslicitamos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
La escuadra americana
En- vialle para Europa,

Nueva' York, JUNO 18.-La escuadra del a1mirante
Brownson, camno haca Orente Sc detendra en- Inga
terra para devolver la vista de la escuadra britannica al
mando del duque de Batembeg que estuvo hace en-
varos puertos de las Etados Undos Sc preparan gran
des 6estas en- Londres en- Plmouth
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Conspiraei6n en- Russia
La "Douma" impopu1ar

San Petersburgo, JUNO 18La 8ituaci6n va agravan.
dose por momentos Sc tene eydenca de una conspra
c6n miltar races en- varios cuerpos eitrcto r;
goberno esa posci6n difci sin atreverse adop
tar medldas rgurosas Los rabaadores ror otra parte
manlesan su desconteno po esutado negative de los
debates de la <Doumaa Sc pr6xmo moymento ge
neral en- todo el impero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Relaciones diplomdticas
entire Londres y Belgrade

Londres, JUNO 8-E gabinete ingl6s ha deciddo
reanudar desde uego las racones dpomacas de la Gran
Bretafa e RENO de Servia. Malana Sc ltvara la
frma del rey Eduardo Ell nombramiento de un minstro
plenipoter cario en- Degrade, que sera Mr., j. Wthe
head conseJero actual de Ia embaiada de Berlin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

infusncia moral, & 10 menos para que
90 respetsn sus dersehos. En esta de-
manda han lido q Warrington los CO.
miaionados.
Quienes conoetn un pcco el etta.
do de cosas On Panama, y para qulen
no % un misterio 10 ineptitud del 90
bisrno de este pals, comprenden QUE
allf se impone un 0ambio radical; no
tan solo en- provecho de les hsbt,n
tes, sino para IL misma tranquilidad
de los Estados Unidos que 90 segaro,
no sentirin muchos deaeos dc terer
que repetir 10 historic del Monte Dl 10,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
La polltica europea,
lnglaterra. Russia, Francie 3

Paris, JUNO 18-La prensa de esta capital comenta
ayorabemente los esuerzos dpOmatco para meorar las
relacones entire Russia Ingaterra aplaude e yiae de
una escuadra nglesa los puertos del Batco. A6rma
que, dada la amlsad de Franca ambos paises una
ENTENTE CORDALE poda menos de asegurar Dor COM
peto paz en- Europa Es la contestaci6n los trabaios
de Guilermo II en- Viena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Matanzas y saqueos
Las eternas v1ctimas

San Petersburgo, JUNO 8.-La matanza de iudios
por consecuenca de la bomba de Baysto ha sdo terrible
Los hosptales encuentran enos no hay pazas para
tana gente La muchedumbre quea las tiendas israeli
tas destozando obetos de vaor enregandose al plae
orgfa Sc despachan ropas e fin de mantener Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
ADOh' Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Bambaata ha muerto
Sc nombrara successor

Durham, JUNO l8.-A consecuencia de sus herdas ha
muero en- la coona de Natal e ee nsurrecto Bambaata
Era e mas vaente destro entire todos los rebedes Es
tos Sc reunran hoy asambea para eegr
gun las costumbres lndfgenas Bambaata drga la que
IRA desde que esal6 prtsgo tenia mites en- los
campos de batala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18
Embajador en- Marruecos
El tratado de Algeciras

Tanger JUNO 1S,-Segun noticias por correo expreso
de Fee, MI Malmusl ee de la embajada que fut ia ca
plta marroqui para pedr al Sultan que rme raado de
Agecras encuentra graves dl6cutades en- e cumpmen.
to de su mission. Sje Sultan mega frmar las poen
cas haran demonstration naval 10 largo de las costas
de Marruecos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-18

Veanse en- Ia cuara pagna de eIte merO, inteesantes
detalIes sObre Ell reqicidiO de Madrid,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04

should raise the cry of white wash
and 10 a disinterested observer. IL
would look that way. The proper
course 10 have been pursued was to
appoint committee to go TO Ala
bama to investigate these charges
to summon aud hear witnesses and
10 make their report To the next
meeting OF that same Conference.
In the meantime DR.. Ransom should
nave been treated as an innocent
man and this report when submit
ted. If the facts are as the New En-
gland Conference alleges them to be
would undoubtedly have cleared
this distinguished divine and all
right thinking, conscientious men
would have been forced 10 the con
clusion that he hai been grieyously
slandered and scandalously wrong
ed.
We did not intend TO have any
thing 20 do with the discussion,
but we have already been lombard
ed by advocates Of both sides of the
controversy and we are driven in
self defense, even if with poor judg-
ment 10 express an opinion formed
after an impartial review of the
facts presented.
Viewed from any standpoint, how
ever. IL seems that Or. Ransom has
been uunished enough and we hone
that our friends and our enemies
viii take this view of the situation
and cease firing in the direction of
this able and eloquent ohurchman.
still. this is hardly possible as
long as the Niagara movement is in
evidence and the Booker T. Wash
ington venture occupies the front
of the foot-hghts
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
EMERY ACCEPTS NOMINATION
viii Be Gubernatorial Candidate On
Lincoln and Democratic Tickets.

Lincoln and Democratic Tickets.
Bradford. Pa, July 30.-Hon. Lewis
Emery. Jr.. OF this city. has sent his
letter accepting the nomination for
governor 10 the state chairmen OF the
Lincoln party an the Democratic
party. respectively. The letter is quite
lengthy.
on July Il Mr.. Emery was notohed
by letters from the chairmen respect
lively OF the Lincoln and Democratic
state conventions OF his nomination
by those bodies for governor OF Penn
sylvania
II was originally planned that com
mitteee should notify him in the usual
way, but subsequently IL was decided
that the notification should be by let
ter. However. the other candidates
on the tickets OF the affiliated parties
will be given formal notice OF their
nominations at a public meeting 10 be
held In Pittsburg. August %. and the
candidate for governor will be one of
the speakers on that occasion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04

greeabie situation for themselves.
their wives and their children.
This marks a new era in the his
tory of the American Negro II is
a remarkable fact that so far the
Negroes have failed 10 draw any So
cial lines in their own race. Among
the whites there are many grades of
society: among the blacks there are
no social distinctions. There may
be exceptions here and there, but
we state the rule. The Times-D Dis
patch has frequently called attention
30 this situation in Richmond, and
has politely advised the respectable
Negroes OF the community that for
their own protection andimDrOvement
and especially for the good of their
offspring they should follow the rule
adopted by the whites, form their
own social circles, and exclude the
corrupt and corrupting elements.
Until this is done, the Negro race
cannot hope to make progress in
culture or morality.
The tone Of the editorial is ali
right. but its statements that there
are no grades Of society among the
Negroes Of this section is as glaring
a mis- statement of fact as any we
have ever seen in public print The
colored people of this city are divid-
eJ into classes. and the disreputa-
BILE colored people are not permitted
20 cross this social line There are
colored families here. who do not
permit other colored families to I
cross the threshold OF their doors. /
II Is strange that the editor of the I
Times Dispatch did not know this
It is a fact that social entertain
ments are broken up If certain per /
sons. whose regulations are unsav- /
.ory are invited. we have known
here of a certain social club run
ming a private picnic 20 Buckroe and /
taking with them disreputable wo-
men as boon companions. The I'm
dignation of the community became
SO pronounced that these kind of
entertainments had to be abandoned
The better class of colored people
would not stand for it,
The white people Of this commun-
fly in many instances seem to be la
boring under the same impression
as the editor OF the Dispatch
for they are permitting the estab-
lishment of disreputable houses and
"speak-easies" I'm the very heart of !
Richmond colored society. In some /
portions of the town respectable /
family cannot secure accommoda-
tions without soon being handicapped /
and annoyed by these questionable |
houses. which should be confined 20 4
their nlegitimate limits
~ the editor OF the Times-Dis-I
patch or some one he designates will /
accept the invitation. we will show
him the upper society of social Rich |
moud SO far as IT, relates TO colored
people. Without such chaperoning /
as we propose to give him. he would |
be barred from admittance across |
the thresholds OF these doors as much
so as would the dlsreputable Ne-
groes OF whom he has made com
plaiut See straight. Mr.. Editor.
please before yiu again throw your
hatchet
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04

PORK nrm; TamTy, <1e.50 BEEF
steady: beef hams. SIG. POULTRY:
Live firm; hens, 140 1413c.; old .roos.
tiers, 9Isizc. Dressed firm; choice
fowls, l4l2c.; old ROSTERS, &C. BUT.
TER steady; creamery. 24c. EGGS
firm. selected. 21d 22c.; nearby. 19c..
western. 1876; southern. 161a q 1Sc.
per dozen. POTATOES steady; new.
per barrel, $I50W175.
BALTIMORE-WHE weak; Ne.
2 spot. 7Sh. n 1S1kc.; steamer No. ?
spot. 72l4 q 723sc.: southern. 1914 q
71i5c. CORN quiet; mixed spot. IS =
q 55%c.; steamer mixed. 521aQ q 52S4c.:
southern. SOC. OATS barely steady:
white. No. ?. 40G 41c.; No. 3. 4Od
40Ac.: No. 4. 39d 391ac.; mixed. No. ?
29c.; No. 3. 3Sd SSizc.; No. 4, 37Q
37i5c. BUTTER steady; creamery
separator extras. 20la q 21c.: held, Ia
lSc.; prints. 2lU pc: Maryland and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. 156l6c.
EGGS steady; fancy Maryland and
Pennsylvania. 1715c.; Virginia. 1TI5c. !:
West Virginia. ne: southern. 1870.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
EXPLOSION OF GUN COTTON
Four Men Killed and One Missing Al
Newark NJ. j.

Newark, n. j.. Aug -Four men
were killed and fifth is missing as a
result OF an explosion of gun cotton
In the works OF the Cooper Chemical
company on the outskirts OF this city
The known dead are: Albert Stark,
Charles Zoeltzel, Max Merklinger, An.
tonic Buchwald
The missing mans name Is not
known. 1t is believed that he was
blown to pieces The building was
totally destroyed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04

properties. This viii bring respect
where nothing else win. II we stop
spending the larger proportion OF
our earnings in pleasure and riot
Gus living and hives; IL In real-estate
and business enterprises. the sun
light of material prosperity will
dawn upon as and many OF the Ills
from which We now suffer viii dis
appear forever.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
RUSSIAN TROOPS
MUTINY IN FINLAND
Uprising Said to Be Part of Huge
Military Conspiracy.
INSPIRED BY TIE RED GUARD"

Helsingfors. Aug. IA gigantic
military conspiracy aiming at the 81
multaneous capture OF Russis's three
great sea fOrtresses. Cronstadt. Sc
bsstopol and Sveaborg. arranged by
the revolutionary military league. was
prematureiy sprung by an attempt to
arrest members of a company of sap
pers who had mutinied on account Of
the death of one OF their comrades.
alleged to have been due to i'll treat
mont
The entire garrison of the fortress
az Sveaborg famed out Instantly in
revolt. All the artillerymen and sap
pers garrisoning the place were in
VOWED. Only four companies Of infan-
trymen remained loyal The mutineers
seized 40 machine guns and practically
all the quick hrers and light artillery
In the fortress. but even with this aid
they were unable 20 hold the main fort
against the loyal infantry. The fight
ing continued all night long. The
heaviest firing was heard from 10
O'Clock in the evening until 1 in the
morning
A detachment of civilian revolution
aries seized the marine barracks on
Skatudden Island, hoisted the red flag
and were Joined by all the marines.
Nine cruisers. torpedo boats and de-
stroyers opened fire on the barracks.
This FIRE was answered from the third
story windows of the barracks with
machine guns and rifles. The torpedo
boats and destroyers which were lying
closer TO the shore were subjected 70
such a hot FIRE from the barracks that
their crews were driven below decks
They finally steamed out and Joined
in the bombardment with the cruisers.
This sea attack was I'm cooperation
with attacks 10y cossacks and infantry
from the land side. which began at Q
o'clock in the morning and continued
through the whole day
The exact situation at Sveaborg Is
not known. Rumors are I'm circulation
that the entire fortress has now fallen
into the hands of the insurgents. but
they lack confirmation. IL is believed
that this cessation of hghting is but a
prelude 70 the renewal OF the battle
between the muuneers and the govern
ment troops.
An authoritative estimate o. the
killed and wounded cannot be OBJ
tanned. but the casualty list on both
sides must be heavy, for the hghung
was wGged with desperation. Some
reports say that more than coo were
Killed or wounded.
There are various rumors 70 be
heard regarding the fate OF the officers
who were at Sveaborg and in the Ska
tudden barracks. According 10 one
rumor almost ali the officers. and &c
cording 20 another, almost all the ju-
nior officers. sided with the mutineers.
The Red Guard" whose leaders
were cOgnizant of the plot. dispatched
an expedition by a special train, as
soon as the revolt broke out. 10 cut
the railroad track outside OF the city
In order 20 prevent the arrival of rein.
forcements. A general strike was de-
clRred. and was obeyed by the work
men OF all factories.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
DIR. RANso,rs MEDICATION.

DIR. RANSONIS NINDICATION.
The Afro-American press is stu
teeming with the discussion as TO
whether Rev. Or. r. c. Ransom was
drunk or whether he was sober up-
on the occasion OF his recent trip
60 Normal. Ala. There are two
things apparent TO our minds and
the first one is that he was very
badly treated on that Pullman
sleeping car. We have been on the
verge of similar treatment and had
the matter reached as an acute a
stage as il Jid in Rev. Ransom's
case. we would not not now be
writing for the edihcation and a.
musement OF the public. We were
there for business or pleasure and
We were not physically disturbed.
The second one is that Rev. r.
c. Ransom was not in a proper con-
dition TO deliver the address to The
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of which the able Or. W. II.
Council is President. II he was
treated as he alleges, this will sur
prise no one. If ne took several
drinks of alcoholic stimuIant as a
medicine and not as beverage. ev-
en- though IL temporarily dazed him,
all OF the medical school of latter
day physicians viii excuse him. The
public however is made of sterner
stun and IL exacts conditions and
insists upon performances that ii
does not Itself observe or follow.
We are disposed 70 be charitable
TO the Rev. DR.. r. c. Ransom. He
is a brilliant race leader and had
he fallen, we nave in our minds
eve many able white pulpit orators
who have resorted to similar ex-
cesses and lived long behind the
sacred desk, and before which many
people wondered. But now we have
before us the usually emphatic
statement Of Bishop II. NJ. Turner.
d. d., who presided over the New
England Conference that unanimous
" acquitted Rev. Ransom ana an
nounced his character passed. He
makes a strong plea for the distin-
guished Massachusetts orator and
his endorsement viii no doubt do
him much good.
We confess that we are OF the O.
pinion that Rev. DR.. Ransom was
not given fun justice in the sense
that we understand It. He was
tried in Rhode Island for an onense
committed in Alabama, and with
no reasonable opportunity for the
witnesses TO the affair TO be present
land give testimony. They acquitted
lnim on exparte evidence. on his own
statement Of the charge against him.
1t should create no surprise then
that the enemies of Rev. Ransom
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
NEW YORK POLICEMAN A HERO
Loses His Own Life Trying to Save
Drowning Boy.

New York, July 3O.--In an unsuc.
ceEsful attempt to save a drowning
boy. policeman William Hedderman
lost his life in Cromwell creek al
16lst street and Jerome avenue. when
help was near at hand. Weighed down
by his clothes. the policeman strug
gied desperately 70 keep his head
above the surface. but he was soon
exhausted and sank.
A brother policeman. who Jumped
into the creek in an endeavor 70 save
his comrade. was nearly drowned. He,
too. found his uniform dragging him
under the water, but managed 10
reach the shore. The boy who was
drowned was one of several who were
in swimming.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
MISSING Girl a SuioIde.

Harrisburg Pa. Aug. Miss Lille
Frantz who was 20 have been married
next month az Newport. Perry county.
and who disappeared from her home
there two weeks ago. was found dead
two miles west OF Newport, along the
railroad tracks. by a trackwalker. with
every evidence OF having committed
suicide by taking strychRine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-04
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Rae former well a. the present address.
Entcr,.l At the Post once At Richmond Va
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