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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

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gunos almscneS descros sin Obener respae consum6 en-
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movmeno aque brro deeo dc donde pareciA haberse
retrado Ia vida con el dls
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cusndo de repnie 81 volvtr esrecho cGe6 vic brr
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cuarto de hora eQu odo moVmentos por ms Dc
an srbol
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tspia nzsron e oe6n donde acababa de perdee
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. msyor prGcAuci6n
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en- cUyo adO opueato bribG Ia uz Lsm6 puera dc una
casa pobrs soGria, a primer gope que d6 GpIg6 Ia
Luz.
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sntonceS n duda pad0 que haban tomAdo los
Vecnos de aGuea convencdo deque perdea in6tmene
empO atavea pszues vov6 AnternGrae On 81 cale6a
al miImo hempo giro duCemsnIe obre goz1eI puer
IA de IL caa eron de ella tres hombrSy son6 sibido
Voiv6e MGuricio vic tres Rombras a ditancs dc dos
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laz exists semp medic de a nebs para les ojos ha
Entoncs compend6 Lndsy que ssba csrcdo quao hcsr h
monete bAst6D 81 ce6n tan estreho que 90
bA6n tropt2bA las dos pGredes rscbendo mmo emuo
cabezA gope Voento de6 aendo Sete
hombres rroaron b sobre e pessr ID desesperGs
esatencs opuHo 10 deTbAron ane e stsron Las manOs
J le VsndIrOn los oos.
MsurcO no bis gtado, nj IamGdo en- So suxiho;
poque Ia tderzA el VsOr Quisron bsr lsmpro mmos
Darsos como qae se de txtrIhI
Ter otrG parts cuGndo Maurco bisse clLdo de
amAr en- aque bsrfio detlerto nAdie habiera Acuddo
MAurco putt fa6 manatado como hemos diChO sin tx-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

hG que ben hba ref xonado que Ouando vendabAn
los serR asenarle seguid En- edAd de MGu
rico toda tregUa es una esperanzA.
Arm6se, pue de todA presenciA do eplttu eSper6
Q1i6n t6 preg1nt6 todAvia armada por ID
luthl
Soy un hombre Quien AEenan. respondi6 Mauricio.
Y EerAS hombre muerto ii hAbsg ato lamas
gritas.
81 hubiase querdo grr no hbria esperado hmt ahora
-EVss dispueato . conteAr mis- prsguntssl
rPsguntad AnteS, entonceG we're 81 debo coneatAr.
q lien to hI envisdo aQufl
-NAdia.
~Conque haa venido pOr ia prOpA volunadl
ST.
-Mienes.
MGuriciO hzo movmento terble para desAr SOS ma.
n0I, pero vic que era impossible.
-Yo no mienso iamss dio
De todoG modoI, vengI por Ia propia vountAd ora
enviado, erea espia.
y Yvosotros CobIrdesl
-JobArdes nosOtrosl
81 porque aiete ocho contra un homhra msuiatado
6nsulMis cate hombre CobArdsG oobardeal cobardts
E,ta volsnoa de MaurOo lugAr de sxuperar ad-
vsarios partci6 cAmros mIms Voencis prohaba
oven era 10 elos msginsbAn vsrdAdsro
pie hubierA tembladoy tedido psrd6n.
Lo que hemoa deh insuIto diio otra voz mas
duo miSmo tempo mpeoIA nnguna de las que
nabn hblado En 6poca vvmos puede muy ben IN
hombre eSpl des de honrdo hay cos de
mAIo sino que arresga IL vida.
-Coslquisra que que acbI de hlblar en- sos ter
pueo que ha heeho rs7nabmen tsnQo "a repAro
Conssrls tOda h leatsd franquGz dc mi carscter
I ues ben. Jqe6 Venf.iI hIcer ests barriol
-VeniI buscGndO una muisr.
Un murmuo de nctedulidsd acogi6 eaa txauss murmIo
que crsciendo POGO POGO eita6 como una tsmpesad.
-MnteI, replied ID mamR Aquf no h,y muier nin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
AVISO

se vende por 10 mitsd dc 81 valor
an aparsto para fabricar bebidss car.
bonatadas. Sc compone del gener ador
tres fuentes con sus eorrespondientes
lavaderoa de gag, una mesa para lls-
mar botellas do taponss dc gravitaei6n
y un llenador de sifones.
Para informes diri@rss On Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
-CRIMENEs horriblss % eom'

-CRIMENEH horribles 90 SONS
On On sodos los pAises ca los qas 81
amor hs sido sl m6vtl principal. Cd
men ID Elsgane y Al busn gusto ss
aomsts, ssandoun Portume 8 IN Jsb6n
vulgar, auando el exquisite CsEhimsrs
BouQuet-ya On perfume 8 On Jab6n--
% 81 sumun del buen sono, Colgate y
%. Nsw York.
LABORES.-s0 'olisi'an
BerdGdorGs y busnAs OaIadorGs, esegu'
randoles trahaio constants. Proporsio'
namos IL tela y dihuia cnviandolos &
ezslQuer paFts do ls isis. Dirigirse 4
TIE Porto Riso DRAWN Work b
1mhroidery Ce Foraslsss 10. Tara'
hian DO solieibRp OsstarsrGs, Ind
egTHR HELvETlA.--z7 calls dc
Oruz. Gran sasa de h6spedes. Sta
bic d Aosslp. Apcssntos para tamilisG
? personals sol&a, Comidss & sinsusr'
D. ssEaavos subisrto. Bafca. Tslstono
lsa. Apsrtadc sorreo. 2s6. Frcpiass
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GA
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gssuvc hoiArrista, Esrc Al s6lo sstu-
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sana de hotellaa do aqua mineral q de
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MoiArrista purinsA los Alimsutua ,
los hsse Asimilahlss' ri lsgttirno Di'
gsssivo AoiArrieta aurR On IN dis las
indigcstionss. On nm mes las disSsr
siaa & Easarslgias, y On tres misses les
mas graves sntsrmedAdss sr6nicas del
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vsrsslmsnse soAfrmsdo, On foFma sin
igual. Qus 10 sdeAaia del Digestive
MoiArrissA % vsrdAdsrsmsnta rsdisal
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nsdios. De vsnta On loo prinsipalss
tarmaoiAs do Kprcpa y Amerisa,
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sn rama, aossehu do 1905, do los me
iorss vegas do CAgass, Dirigirss &
Quifonea Cabszudo CO, Caguss, Puer
TO Riso,
--El seHoF DlAz NAVARRO ha
Rsaatlesido su OAsina os AhoKads VI
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hoy sssablssida On sl sisrsiaio de las
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RsEor DIAx NAVARRO 10 dispona al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29
DsctsT I, auIz AInau

Da rsgrsso de sa viais 4 Europa,
Assha do inst&lar 81 oasins pyotssio
nal On 10 calls del Crlsso, n6mcro IL
HorAs do consulsai do II Iadia IL
v msdi& dc 10 sarca. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-29

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sivAmsDte m6diena
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Needed the Bath

Muske2on officers brought wild
man into town. lie had been in the
woods for several weeks. He was
scantily clad. long hair matted and
hlied with filth fell over his shoulders
and he had beard like Father Noah.
ne WAS barefooted and his feet were
SNAPPED like trec-climbing animal
lie was arrajgned in court and sen
fenced TO 80 days In jail AS a ysgrant
ne was comparatively tame" through
IL All. up TO the time the jailer an.
hounced he must take bath. Then
ne went wild sure enough. He rayed
anu stormed and the jsiler was com.
pelled TO tear his clothes OF to dis
robe him. The sight Of water and a
porcelain bath tub nearly caused him
TO faint. Then the jaller had faiptipg
symptoms. The stencil caused that
80 he went TO a grocery store aud
bought II worth OF brown sugar
which he burned IN the room. while
ne turned the hose on the wild man
and washed the thickest of.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
JAPAN rAhes 10 NEWSPAPERS
Most All Of the Younger Generation
Is Able to Read

In Japan there were already in 1902
l,32S newspapers. dailies aud others.
the highest circulation of any one pa
per reaching about quarter of a mil
lion. says the Worlds Work. Among
the lower classes one paper Is read
as far as ! have been able 10 observe
by i've or six persons. A very few or
the older people cannot read, but all
the younger generation can.
Tn most eager interest is taken not
only in stirring public events but i'm
administrative measures, such as the
very recent naturalization OF The rail
ways. Every newspaper posts its
daily issue in the street, and all tlay
long groups OF readers, too poor TO
buy copy, replace each other TO scan
the news OF the day. Discussion runs
high among people who arc far below
the voters level. though every male
over % years Of age and paying d-
rect tax OF ten ven five dollars) is en-
titled 10 vote. The rights of discus
sion, public assembly and publication
are as full and as fully taken advan-
age OF as in England.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
The Sea Destroying Cnalaad

so serious has the gradual but s,lre
disappearance OF Englands oslsst line
become that royal conf-nlsslon la .
peen appointed 80 study the natl.r
and devise some means TO stoy tn.
iavages OF the greedy sea. II Is known
mat places that were beaches o seu,
years ago now lie beneath the surface
or the ocean, and that towns that once
We're far inland are now Tapped by the
incoming tide, ~ Wv
Cases OF erosion, or encroscbne,t
by the sea, have long been known IN
practically all portions of the Eng.
lish coast line. but the facts that tbe
progress OF the Misunderstanding ocean
is going steadily on and that the isl.
ana Is being gradually eaten away
by the hungry waves are now consid.
cred seriously.
IL has been found that between 1867
and 1900 no less than 1872 600 acres
mat once were English territory have
oeen claimed by the, ocean as lis bed
moreover. the amount OF annual loss
IS increasing from year to year and
'nless something is done to stop the
'ncroachment OF waters upon the land
I can be almost calculated when Eng.
ana snail have ceased TO exist, exccpt |
Is niue group OF rocky islets.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Made Fortunes and Lost Them.

by Tar the most interesting phase
OF tne iate Aaron +. Bliss Inany-sIded
activities was his business career
coplpassing AZ IL did a range OF 20
years OF strife, success and sdrers-
ity alternating like the seasons. Al
thoush he engaged in many financial
Undertakings his fortunes were I'm tho
main made and lost in timber In
1898 Bliss became associated with
zen. Alger In some extensive land
transactions which brought him eycel.
lent returns. and IT is said bv his CIV
viving business, associates tba, ~
close OF the century found tbn &c.
condition OF his life.
POSSIBLY at this time he was worth
between 100000 and $500 900. I'm
~ the Drief time between 1900 and
MS death, extending over his guberna-
,oiia, terms. he again lost the bulk
VI nls iortunep ,E5s.gh business ac.
arg oftable business
sen.ures and tket spreading OF his
nohoy OUT oveHAa multitude OF under.
ahlhss which ne was unable TO swing
me single loss a few years aro 10 |
ola 70 nave been $4,000. while his
Investment in 1dahoan irrigation lands |
equlred heavy outlay Of money and
roved Improbable. Gun
IL is said. though this cannot ho
ertihed. that Bliss estate outside ~
rs ire insurance. which is about
ooo,o0o, VIII hardly pay all ou.stand-
e mortgages, notes and other ohIi.
atoms Ii has also been ross;n.d
I'd, friends during very recent
eiiod nave been paying the premiums
par ol MS life insurance. How.
yer 'hls may be-. Il is certain that his
car estate VIII be but fraction OF
y fortune he at several times pos
,ssed, lost, regained and lost axaIn
rs widow VIII have a, competence :
ie remainder OF her life, but not -
WI more.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

John Alexander Dowie. delivered
his parting message to his followers IN
Shiloh house, Zion City, Sunday. He
talked of his plans to return TO Zion
CITY next summer and build a great
mansion for the coming of Christ ana
the dawn OF the millennium.
During a squall Saturday night =
rowboat containing two. men and two
women was swamped in Maumee BAY
anu lhe women and one man were
drowned. The drowned were. lanes
Howes, bartender: Mrs. Kate Cnrlin
aged ~, and Mrs. Leslie Watson apo,i
81. "''o'' "ee"
Another tragedy OF the great San
Francisco fire of April Is was brough,
to light through the finding Of score
OF human bodies in the ruins of a lodp.
ing house at Fifth and Minna streets
me lodging house, which was a four.
story frame building, was tossed bod.
lly into Minna street in a heap by Tho
earthquake. and immediately took
fire. 'oo"
Inc foreign commerce of the ITnited
states has crossed the three billion.
dollar line. In the IL months ending
with August 81 the imports were a..
90 1893, 135, and the exports S1.759<17.
,se' totai Tor the IL months of So.
,iS.sl 1888; These figures are sun
,iied oy the bureau OF statistics oft
De department OF commerce and
abor. az"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
MICHIGAN /.
EVENTS NOTED
BANK ROBBERS AT WHITE
CLOUD WE'RE NERvY AND
TOOK BOOTY AWAY.
TWO BANKS DYNAMITED
Ex-Governor 6lisc Died a Poor Man:
Made Fortune, and Then Lost
Them Again.
Robbers Got $1,000.

Fho safe OF the Newaygo County
Dank, OF st. Cloud. was dynamited
early Thursday morning and between
4 1000 and $4,000 taken. An attempt
was made TO rob the r. Cannon pri.
waite bank i'm the same manner. but
INC vaults and safe withstood the
blasts OF dynamite. and the robbers
We're scared away.
Eight masked men rode into tho
village between midnight and
O'Clock in the morning. They SUR
rounded both banks, The ,Newaygo
county bank was the first entered.
Two charges were exploded before
the vaults gave way. Several charges
were then exploded in the safe OF the
Cannon bank, but tho steel safety de-
post could not be broken,
BY this time many Of the yillaxer
nearing the noise, were hurrying to-
ward the scene. ana the masked men
hastily mounted their horses and rode
away. IL Is thought that they went
III sontherly direction
George Rosenberg and family, liz.
ING ABOVE the store next 90 the Gan !
non bank. looked out Of their win. |
dows. They were ordered To take |
-heir heads in or they would be shot
'n. The Rosenberg home was guard
d front and rear.
Inc village is aroused with excite
ient and terribly wrought up over
ne snsir. II Is not definitely known
ne exact amount Of money secured.
= the Newsygo County bank is so !.
'iecHed thst In its condition thor
usn investigation is practically i'm
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27

The visit of Indian chiefs from Van.
couVer TO King Edward of England
recalls the time. in early colonial
history when heads of savage tribes
IN America used to cross the water
10 pay respects to sovereigns in royaI
courts. The present visit is to secure
redress for grievances alleged by the
chiefs to exist, and which they wish
tne King to remedy. Canadian man.
asement OF Indian matters has often
neen Wanted as wise and kindly. but
u appears there are redmen up there
VINO think they have cause for kick.
Ing"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
SWEAT BOX.
Smith and Mrs. swank Given the
Third Degree Without Result.

TWO Pinkerton detectives and
Snerin remnant failed To wrest n con
lession from Smith that he murdered
Lloyd \. Dynes. the Galien telegraph
operator, or an admission of guilty.
knowledge from Mrs. Cordia Swank.
each was "sweated" for two hours I'm
The county jail. Smiths Whereabouts
on me night OF the murder remain n
mystery He is known 10 have spent
me early part OF the evening at the
nome OF cousin. He is said To have
Deen asleep on "A lounge in his
cousins house AT 10 O'Clock. After
mat hour nothing is known of where
ne went. His relatives have not as.
sisted him so far In establishing M
alibi.
Mrs. Swank did not learn of DIMES
murder until between Z and 8 o'clock
ON the. morning after The night he
was Killed. il is denied that She be-
came historical. A girl who was with
her says that she showed no unusual
excitement on hearing OF the crime.
l MS girl says that She heard Smith |
make threats against Clyde Swank. |
'elng Jealous OF Mrs. Swanks hus. |
'and. Mrs. Swank was on friendh |
erms with LLOYD Dynes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Man Lives in 2 Tr..,o,

Wrentham. Mass. - Charles Do.
tersby has built a house" in ,ha
tops OF two adjoining pine trees on his
farm and will spend the winter tbero
he is 30 years old and is a consrn,n
i've. The house" is painted white
mere IS door and two windows. but
the latter will be closed only TO nras
vent snow from entering. Access -
.he treetop is had by means of a rone
ladder, which, Robinson Cr,soe.lILe
will pull up al night
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27

Dicky Meyers, an athletic YOUNG
man who halls from Detroit. died AZ
the Mercy hospital, in South Buffalo
Sunday morning. A few hours no.
iore ne was punched on the jaw BY
wafer robertson, of Philadelphia in
the ninth round of prize ring battle
10 hnish, which was pulled of AZ
Woodlawn Beach.
with the shouts and yelIs of enthu-
sias,ic fight admirers ringing in his
ears, Meyers collapsed in the center
OF the ring, when Robertson strack
him the knockout punch. He did nor
regain consciousness, and three puy-
sicians who were called said MEYERS
death vas due TO olot on the brain
probably caused when his head strncI
the floor ~"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Dispensing with Walters.

Automatic cars have become so sue
cessful in Switzerland that a con-
pany has been formed 10 supply the
Swiss and their visitors with electric
automatic restaurants, where, as II
by magic, meals will be served by cleo
tricity to all corners. The only thing
necessary is to take your seat, glance
over the bill OF fare. place your
money In the right slot. and the ma
chinery does the rest.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Parker Released

George w. Parker, slayer Of James
Moore, his brother-in-law. who Was
convicted Of manslaughtcr in Detroit
Is set at liberty by a decision of the
supreme court. '''o
In the opinion, which was nv I've
ice Grant the circumstances y,
farkers trial are recalled. tho third
Jury IN the case being discharged Inv
9uuge Phelan owing to charges m.Jc
ssa,nst the panel. and all the names
IN inc Jury box were DESTROYED nv biS
oruer' One hundred and fftv now
names were ordered put into tho how
anu new jury was secured which
convicted Parker. ""ich
d ne jury was discharged after tho
people had rested their case and the
sespohdent had entered upon his do.
Zen The judges Investigations into
t NE, charges against the Jurors were
n Is 70 be ex parte and thew had NO
TO defend themselves ' "'
=, Under the facts of this case hot,
ne; NE accused and the people were ON.
't'ied 10 have the case snbmittod 20
nat jury" says the opinion. ~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Cultivated by the Scholars.

1t is stated that nearly 5000 school
gardens exist in Austria, not includ.
ing the sister kingdom OF Hungary
ihey are connected with both priva..
and public schools, and are used for
purposes of practical instruction in
horticulture and tree-growing, and
often contain botanical museums and
see hives
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27

Inc proprietors of Siamese news
paper have distributed the following
notice; The news OF English VIC tell
me latest. Writ in perfectly style and
most earliest. Do murder git com.
init. we hear of and tell II. DO a
mighty chief die, we publish il. and
In borders of sombre. Staff has each
one been college, and write like the
hippling and the Dickens. We circle
every town and extoruonate not for
advertisements. Buy it. Buy il. Tell
each OF you it's greatness for good
Ready on Friday Number
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Proved EfoctuaI.

IL is 900 years since the failure of
s-bank in China. On the last occasion
when such an event happened, the
emperor had the failure Investigated.
and found 1t had been Que % reckless
conduct on the part OF the directors.
He At once issued an edict that, the
next time bank failed. the heads or
lis president and directors were 20
be cut OF. This edict. which has
never been revoked, has made China's
banking institutions the safest 4.
he world.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Low Rates to the kerth,,.r.

Every day until Oct. 3Iet the Cr.af
northern Railway will sell one wa
Coionists' Tickets from Chicago at +be
following low rates:
To Seattle, Portland aaJ Weston,
Washington, $1,000. SPOKANE $40 ~
Equally low rates 10 Montana. Idaho
oregon and British Columbia.
FOR further information address
MAN BASS, General Immigration
Age.i, 220 So. Clark St. Chicago IN
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27
Superb Service, Splendid Scenery

en- route to Niagara Falls, Muskokt
ana hawartha Lakes. Georgian Bag
ana Jemegami Region. St. Lawrence
RIVER and Rapids. Thousand Islands
Algonquin National Park, White Noun
tsins and Atlantic Sea Coast resorts.
via Grand Trunk Railway System.
Double track Chicago TO Montreal ana
Niagara Falls. N. y.
For copies OF tourist publications
and descriptive pamphlets apply to
Geo. w. Vaux, A. C. p. & T. A.. 135
Adams St.. Chicago.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27

Boston maiden advocates a law
prohibiting men who have never been
married from marrying widows. She
declares the unmarried men fall easy
victims TO the wiles of widows and
that 1t is discouraging to maidens to
De forced to take widowers who have
children. The lady ought to know
that no legislature on earth will ever
be able to cope with the widow cues.
ton. No, and there is no law strin.
gent enough to restrain the cratic
cupid in playing his game of hearts
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-09-27

Frank LIael was killed. another
hungarian was fatally hurt. two
Others or the same nationality ana
FRANK Buell.. an American. are more
or less injured as the result OF the
blowing out OF the end of a boiler at
tne Burt Portland Cement Co.'s plant
Just before noon Sunday. Iunei's
Skull was fractured. and every inch
OF his body was scalded. The injured
We're burned by the steam. The cause
OF the accident Is unknown