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VIII Likely Accept.

Judge Benson is at his homo in ottawa
and has not yet replied to tho telegram
informing him OF his appointment. There
is little doubt but that he will accept the
office.
Judge Benson Is about 60 years OF age
and has been prominently identified with
Republican politics in Kansas He has
held the Office OF Judge OF the Franklin
Douglas district and has served In the
Legislature. He has twice been men
State Supreme bench. but has never been
chosen
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,.,;.l Notices Posted.

,-.s Indication OF their inten-
- he attempt OF the unions
|-<rlron iu Bingham, the Utah
N vcs;ed O special notice this
r,.irg emphaucally that every
( ;hs property would be re-
7.sc.t for work Wednesday.
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Situation Serious.

A break in one of the water mains, to-
Gether with a mistake In turning soma
of the valves. caused a great waste OF
water. 30 that the hill tops were without
water all night. and early today 1t was
decided that immediate repairs were
necessary. At 4 o'clock this afternoon
the entire water service OF the city was
shut Off. The intense heat added to tho
seriousness OF the situation but tho pos
sible danger from fire caused most alarm
and the fire department set a watch on
cisterna and other reserYolrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Seizure Held Legal.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Juno 9-Tho owners of
tho fishing smnck Silns Stcrns. which
seized recently by the Mexican Government
for alleged poachins In Campecho Bay havN
rocclvod notice that tho court has held that the
seizure legal They havo authorized an
attorney TO appeal to u higher court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
TALKS OF BIG TREES
Senate Takes Steps to Preserve Won
ders of California

WASHINGTON, June e-In the Senate
today the House joint resolution. includ-
ing the Yosemite National. the Yosemite
Valley and Mariposa Big Tree grove. was
taken up on vote in face of pro-
nounced opposition by Senator Kittredge.
thus displacng tho District OF Columbia
aDpropriation bill.
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TERRORISTS GET BUSY
Loot Government Stores, and Deadly
Battle Follows

WARSAW June 9.-Betwcen 9 and Z
o'clock this evening bands of Terrorists
attacked twenty Government alcohol
stores and robbed them of cash and
stamps In some OF the stores fights en-
sued and infantry patrols were called out
Two Terrorists and one soldier were
Killed and one Terrorist a Cossack offl-
Ger. a policeman. a soldier and three
clerks were wounded
Liquor Stock Is Destroyed.
1t was n we'll organized plot and re-
suited In the destruction OF large stocks
OF liquors owned by the Government. The
Terrorists secured several thousand dol
lars from the cash boxes. Five stores
Nere fired, two being consumed
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Followed a Quarrel.
Will Graduate at wellesley

Special TO Tho Tribune.
WELLESLEY, Mass, June o.-Among
the students who Will receive the bache-
lor or arts degree at Wellesley college
commencement, Juno q, are Misss Iono
r, Morrison OF Salt Lake and Rny M.
TYLER OF Ogden Utah.
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Idle Miners Resume Work.

CHARLES W, Va, June s.-Two thousand
mIncrs in Kanawha and Fayotto counties en-
ploycd by the Sunday Creek Coal company,
who bnyo been Idle since April l5 Will return
to work Monday morning as result OF a
conference held yesterday In Columbus Ohio.
when J. H Windor general manager OF the
company agreed TO accept the 1903 scale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Lead Republican Revolt.

Judge Benson is close friend OF Gov
Hoch, both politically and personally. and
was one of the leaders in the revolt IN
the Kansas Republican party two years
ago which resulted In the nomination OF
Hoch for Governor Mr.. Benson holds
no public Office at present and is engaged
In the practice OF law at Ottawa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
'lSG BOY WOUNDED

a'' Vldzen Injured by a
ais Shot.
7tssna
u s-s.,rnne s, ySne Bob" Nc
d Dvs,- Davia, old son OF former
TIN tbt. MeCullagh. was
fsnsSs, Gternoon suffering
Nt1snot sr wound in the mus,
esTisr ! He was herdlng
s.fI5sa an being discharged
q ragged wound in
no eT,dslS r. slS years ago, lost
ks ha hand u IL dynamite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
STABS BOY WITH NAIL
Newark, N. z, Youth Is Held for
Attacking Playmate.

NEWARK, Juno 9-Stabbed by ono OF his
littlo playmatcg with wire neils Louis Neuer
Is yoars old, lies In his homo. No. l3 South
street. in q soriouo condition. Charged with
having inflicted the injury, Louis Soldonherg
l6 years old, OF No 10 Hayes street, was held
in 500 bail today in tho Fourth Precinct
court.
Followed Quarrel.
Tho stabbng was the sequel TO quarrel
hctwcen Ncuer and younger brother OF Gel
donberg. Souor called tho younger brother
name and the older brother went at him After
q few passos had been exchanged Seidcnbcrg
pulled II wiro nail from his pocket end plunged
IL into Neucr'F left breast The nail wRs
about thrco inches long and ponotrnted the
flesh about two Inches The condition OF the
wounded lad is serious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
B00KMAKER CONVICTED
Registering of Bets Appears to Be
Worse Than the Betting

KANSAS CITY. Juno 9.-In tho Grim
inal court here today Charles Oldham. a
bookmaker was convicted OF violating
tho law passed by tho last Missouri Leg
isleture prohibiting the registering or
recording of bets on a horse race. and
was fined $500. and Immediately took an
nm
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DEATH IN PATH OF
PENNSYLVANIA STORM
Several Persons Are Killed by
Lightning; Crops Ruined
by Hail.

PITTSBURG. Pa. June e-From many
points In western Pennsylvania tonight
come reports of death and damage by Sc
we're thunder showers and electrical
storms today. At Monongahela the storm
was accompanied by a high wind that
uprooted trees and blew down many
buildings a number OF residences were
struck by lightning. the telegraph serv-
Ice was put out OF commission and sew
eral thousand dollars worth OF damage
WAS done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
ambassador Wright Entertains.

TOXIC, June "a reception given by
American ambassador Luke Wright this
evening was one OF tho most brilliant So
clal functions ever seen here. Nearly 2Oe
persons were present. including cabinet
ministers. members OF the diplomatic
corps several generals and admirals and
many court and civil officials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Much Damage by Hail.

At Beaver Falls hailstones OF immense
size fell. doing great damage to windows,
fruit trees and crops.
At Kittaning James Mitchell and his
l5-year-old son, who were sitting on a
porch, were struck and killed by light
Ming and the house was set on fire. Others
of the family wero stunned and neigh
bors came to their assistance in time to
re scue them from tho flames.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Guns Were Used Freely.

1t developed hero today that a battle
took place In the lower bay a few nights
ago when n launch, loaded with armed
men, went alongside the schooner Fear
less and demanded that union cook be
delivered TO them. 1t is reported that
tho master OF the vessel threatened to
XIII the flrst man who boarded his vessel
and some ono on the launch fired at him,
A fusillade followed and somo damage to
both vessels resulted, but no ono was In
1ured, SO far as known. Government ofn-
cials are Investigating the affair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
C0BURN DECLINES TO
TAKE BURTON'S SEAT
Governor HOch Has Now offered
Appointment to Judge A.
w. Benson.

Coburn. who was on Monday appointed
by Gov. E. w. Hoch to be United States
Senator, succeeding Joseph r. Burton,
resigned. tonight announced that he had
decided not to accept the appointment.
Gov. Hoch Immediately offered the va
cancy to Judge a w. Benson OF Ottawa,
Franklin county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
'1a ffom Los Angeles.

a sA!ch was to have been
,SEees; Nay I, was post
aleTred 10 Chicago on ac-
S@.E9uate- One thousand
80, Us nnety-eight temples OF
-,ss.,s % and Canada will at
I which is expected TO
e. t,% Ia In this country.
-, ,u % devoted largely to
- re esye Tor q short tlme
-, Wednesday. when officers
- year Will be elected.
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'p-pdred Will Attend.

q. r,,ss Erickson OF the Bing-
y % s.San announced today that
-ts-s \of that organizati ton
~ ia union day celebration
Il ihis number Will be aug
s,Tss OF other unionists from
1 : sulte OF the companies
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Killed by lightning.

At Punxsutawney. Clyde Blose, aged
is, and Bert Wcise, aged 3D. were killed
by lightning While star standing In tho door
of Clyde. was also struck. and is not
expected TO live
Here, too, many residences were struck
and chimneys were toppled over. The
trolley service was suspended and tho
telegraph service was interrupted A
score of barns and houses We're struck
by lightning within few miles of Punk
sutawney.
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ale Is Expected
, EElnization Large One.

4 Aa union is much more po-
I GE tefoFe in the history OF
I r4 II organized labor move
kln greatly strengthened by
La Workers OF the World,
u u It's membership all the
rhE. employees OF the camp.
| 'srLzbers OF tho trades.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
Big Brewery Plant Burns.

HUNTINGTON. w Va, Juno e.-The
plant OF the West Virginia Brewing com
pany was destroyed BY fire early today.
LOSS. $G00,0 900.
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ls:leIe General Strike.

zrl Workers have Joined
3 e Miners union In an ef-
e lu1e lS q gala day In the
EsEsm unions. and 1t is un-
y he purpose OF the miners
iEasral strike In all proper
|E4css OF which are subse-
|-Ar5ei for participating in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
LABOR WAR TROUBLES
Seamen's Strike on Northwest Coast
Is Proving Serious

ABERDEEN. Wash, juno 9.-Local
millmen declare that unless tho threat
ened strike of coast seamen Is averted
1000 millmen employed on Grays Harbor
will be thrown out OF employment Any
attempt to employ non-union labor Will
be followed by q general walkout of all
union men In this Vicinity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
CITY'S WATER SHUT OFF
Break of Big Main in Cincinnati
Causes Much Trouble

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 9-Thc city
OF Cincinnati was tonight without n
water supply. and as n result the street
car system and all traction lines run
ming into the city were brought to n
standstill. Many of tho big buildings
which depend on water for power, includ-
Ing some hotels. were without elevator
spTN-ifp
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Chinese Excluded

As to the employment OF Chinese labor
crs, tho solicitor says that the Chinese
but il has never been the policy Of the
Government to restrict or to prevent tho
employment of Chinese in any branch of
the War department as mechanics or la
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
y sl0ld0nists to Meet

N sHsa. W meet,
saa o. Of spnI ,hs ss.7pr. c. ].
{ ,,T'yoniGlssg,P iGs P55055i6ltl9n 5o5l6ltl9
~ a.. unUanyysention ys to be
sssIF r ss.laiS offics.t. II, at 3 & P; m.
IS StSIslle of plttsburrtc: tsa rs:
meeting at night
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] Jsin Boston Con.

"a hTge operators In BiDg-
ear:ieod. will join with the
I'D The Utah Con. against
zEGsnt. with The possible
( tAe Bingham Con, upon
E;sre look with hope for a
ndalnsss, based upon the
eu this company Is now
Y b. Augustus Heinzc OF
go BY them as tho father
sfI day and the best cap
y Of qnion men.
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NEP0R SHRINERs

.ine EdiAce Is Laid
. Denver. '1
| aosG sISs ol S,.In Ss;.In the pres
cane :, IN Mystic shrlncrs.
tsss a from ron other States
- vas laid now 500, 900
s'srionIo"s this afternoon.
. eHeutqte we're conducted
,Nada, VIII larry A Collins
q psnnaous plsllnUstrious Poten-
Lar closed the celebra-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
LABOR in PHILIPPINES
Solicitor Charleton Says EightHour
Law Is Inforced

WASHINGTON. June 9-In response to
a complaint by President CCmpers OF the
American Federation of Labor Solicitor
Charleton or the Philippine Government
has reported to Secretary Taft that the
eight-hour law Is enforced in the Philip
pines ard is held to apply TO oil works
thcro pro Ndsd for by appropriations from
public moneys of the United States.
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r.--sd unon Employees

4 I. cou. and the Boston Con,
-, both served notices Satur-
4 's,lr employees that oil those
A : rrop that occasion would be
4 E..hanzed.
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h lF MINERS
|B THREATENED
A Nalk-Out in Bingham
k,,srtiss May Occur
Wednesday.
|uE DATE FOR A n,o,
|uBOR DEMONSTRATION
| S,5ed That Those Who
4 Of Then Will Be
| discharged.

D Tribcne. o, s,r,,,o
=, working IN the Bingham
,,,satened for June l3. when
\. 7,, os the State lay off to
4. s.uOnstrauon OF organized
4. s,lt Palace, IN Salt Lake.
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. y,sident Erickson Says.

~ q this warning, President
N That the Highland Boy
III hy Of that day and VIII
4 e Salt Palace celebration.
|AAe Is Expected
rrsly believed that trouble
. both the mine managers
"a msn are determined TO
% way about the matter.
1 Z lkose who laid OF for union
tzzisscd by the mining COM
Eheqcently most OF them
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|SluN Or SHRINRRS
q of MOBILES Will Meet in
ezgo Tuesday,

.as o. = The thirty-second
Of the imperial council
Arabic Order OF Mobiles
SIlhe OF North America
= 1sdlnah Temple, Walton
,jp@n avenue. next Tuesday
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LANCASTER. Pa. June 9-Eleven men
were blown to pieces and five others were
seriously injured by the explosion of
dynamite plant today near Pequea, along
the Susquehenna river.
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Il aqua DEL MAR

FL ioysn baeteri6.ogo ftanc@S Re-
as Q Into ha eonArma 10 por msdio
de sus lnvss1ga Q ,iones 10 cretn sia po'
pular que Iiens el aqua Salada de mar
SJmo uu gran curative, asignAndols
una snCacis muy grande IA deScu-
bisrto que en- todas formas de 10 vide
superior animal, iLc,uyendo al hom.
brs, q lQaido sn que 90 banan per-
Ietuamanls todos los 6rganoa interio'
res, % Qufmlcsmsnts ideatIco al sguS
de mar ago diluida. Dsdues el eien
lifso indieado que 10 vida animal 81
form6 primIivAmsnts On el mar. A6r
animaIss habituados al aqua dulee
eontlenen dc nsessidAd aqua salads
que les nutrs J les do taersa vital des
Dc sl prtneipio.
Una slrsunstsnsiA txkaAa, & il
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que debe 81 sgda de mar 50 flsrzS
particular, ss que contiene, pusds de-
cirse, todas las aubstaneiaS conocidAE,
desde sl orc haStA el potaSio. FL or
ganismo animal 90 como un Acuario
de- aqua sAlsda en- movimisnto, y
cuando hay dts6rdsn 8 0sbilidad
on los 6rganos, pueds aer simplsmente
que Ell liQuido del aeuario no tisns 10
fuerzA 8 no reune les condolences no
cesarias. Los nifos son espscialmentG
suuesptiblss y propensos { clertos de-
sordensa; AIf eI que en- algunos hoIpi
tales 90 les admiuiatra dstsrninadG
cantIdad de aqua Ealada, - haci6n'
| dole bsber, - IN lorna de inyeceioneI
subeuGkneas, con 10 eual recobrsn ma
ravillosAmsnts 10 IAlud.
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MAS uN|OA|sTlS

BArrio dc TanamG, Adiuntas,
Ahril q do 1905,
Sr. director do LA DEMooRACtA.
Nuy ssfior nuestro: Haata hoy
hsrnos ptrtsnscldo sl PArtido Repu.
blicsno al que prestamos nusat:o con-
curse desidido.
Hoy, convsncidos dc aus desacier'
tos y torpezas, convencidos dc que
solo la union dc los patriotss puerto
rriqueiios hA do hAeernos pr6spsros y
fsliceS, txpont6 aeaments abAndona.
mos las alas dc aqusl psrtido, y CON
todos los eniusiAsmos mlgnifcos We.
nimos q laborar por 10 sU ni6n de
Puerto Rico
Grasiss, Nfior Director, por la
10 ssrci6n de sstas lineAs, y QuedAmos
de uItsd fl NOS. compatriotas y GORE.
ligionarios,
joe Perez veles, Juan Ruff, Ra'
mon Cruz, Antonio Gonzalez Borrero,
Juan Porra J Burgos, Guillermo Se-
pdlvsdA, Buenaventura Rodriguez q
Ramon CusbAs, Ramon Negroni, Ju
liam Luciano, Alberto CabAn, Manuel
valsntiu 90, Salvador Delgsdo, Do
mir 20 Rosa, Domingo Cuevas, Car
men Perez, Ramon Camuy ~, Manus
Qainones, Juan Quinon 90, Ram6
Qaif mes, Tomas Q linons ., Eugsni
Q QaironeI, G.o Qdinonss, Juan '
tVarAa
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CONSEJO EXECUTIVE
Session de aver. -Coneeiales.
Asuntos varios. .-Sobre
eIecciones.
UN EMPRkSTITO
Una moci6n de Mr., Ward
Cabot. Sc discutira en- la
session pr6xlma.

Aver & las tres de 10 tsrde 10 reu-
ni6 el Conssio Executive bsio 10 pre-
sidencia del sehor Crosas. Conou.
rrieron los sefiores Feuille, Willough.
by, Grahame, Ward Cabot y Sanchez
Morales.
Ri secretario Mr.. Bennett di6 Lee
turs los nombrsmientos hechos por
el Gobernador dc los aefores don
Pedro A. Lopez y don Esteban Rios
Muniz para conceiales dc Aauss Bue-
uss y Ciales, respeetiv vsmente.
FL Supsrintsndente dc slecciones
Mr.. Lyons inform6 que los prssintos
de Gallo Roio, Coamo, Mayseh'z,
SAbana Grande y Yauso, adn no han
llsgado un aeusrdo para escoger los
locales de inscripciones, siendo estaa
el S de Mayo.
El senior del Valls propuso &c %.
tableciera como regla general que 10
elijan las escuelas para los prseintos
de inscripciones, on aquellos pueblos
donde ocurran disidenciss.
Los sefiores Feuille y Sanchsz No.
rales secundan y fte aproblda 10 mo.
ci6n por unsnimidad.
I'll Comite do Hacienda inform6
fAvorAb Ablements un empr eUiito de Is
decimos al 10 por 10 Ia'a el Ayunta.
mlento do Ponce.
LsComisi6n de Hacienda recomens
do un snticipo dc 500 dollars de los
fondos insulares para el Ayuntamisn'
TO do BArranquitas. Dicha suma 90
hara efectlvs On el termino dc dos
amos.
i So sprob6 una franquicia conce-
disndo & 10 central sSan Crist6bsls,
permiso para extraer sgua del RIO
<SAntiagos, ca el 10 'mino municipal
Il do Naguabo.
Tsmbien 90 aprob6 otra Tranquil.
Gle con sl mismo ID para 10 central
, Guanica.
II Mr.. Ward Cabot anurci6 que On
10 session pr6xima prsssntark algunas
enmiendas al reglamento.
al Sc propons que les eomislones que
A informan On sl Conseio presenter los
sasuntos pendisntes ante dieho euerpc
on IN tempo 6io, Sc discutirA opor
/. tunamente. No 90 trataron otros ssun
!. | tos. La session 90 lsvant6 4 las cuatro,
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Politica de Roosevelt,
No sc aceptan socorros

Washington, Abrl 28.--Las declaracones del Presi.
dente Roosevelt de que los Estados Undos bastan por
ST roos afontar las caastroes que seno
de que deban admrse auxos del exterior encuentra
mucho contradctores Ell los grandes daros de New York.
Chicago Baltimore San Francisco. Ell JOURNAL afr
que manifestation de altivez sin precedente
mundo acusara extranezaa dsgusto Europa restando
simpatfas la Union Americana Anade que aceptar
socorros corresponds al presdente sno las locada
[des afectadas por los sniestros
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Las grandes potencias
trabaiando por Ia paz,

Constantnopla, Abril 20.-Los embajadores de Ale
mania, Francia Austria Italia Russia vstaron aver jun
los al gran vsr de Turquia Ignorase e obeto de la vs
ta pero asgura que los cuatro representatives en-
bre de gobernos aconson que buscasen terminus
para evitar choque Ingaterra las onteras del
Egpto La conversation dur6 dos horas al cabo de las
cuales saeron todos los embaadores, de Aema
nia que pas6 conferenciar personalmente e Sultan
Sc atribuYe esos actos trascendenca exceptional
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Generosidad japonesa
100000 aSan Francisco

Toxic, Abrl 28.El Mkado ha resuelto enviar la s,l.
ma de cen mil dollars la municipaidad de San Francis
un barco hospital disposition de las amas aponesas que
necesen socorros facutatvos As mismo depachara ar
quectos practco construr edcos, prueba de
motos segdn exten en- cas todas las udades del Jap6n
E rasgo del mperador aplauddo por pals con entu
sasmo. En- San Francisco hay coonia japonesa de
mas de cincuenta mil personals
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BOARDING HOUSE

Gale el, ndmero 104, oeate, New
York. Sitio muy c6ntrieo. Pr6ximo
al subway, & los elevA Ados, & los Carros
electricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, 70 J % Avenida. Muy cercA
del hosel Maris Ant0instts. donds estA
81 C ub lberO americana. A siete cuadrAs
del doctor Hsnna. Casa amplis , Gle.
raute. Coeina americana y pAf1ola.
Inatalaci6nc ncompletAmente nueva. Tres
bafios.
Pfdanse informes & 10 adminisrA-
don de LA DEMoCRAcIA.
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NUEVA ClRRETtRA

Fl dia 10 de Mayo prtxImo
dAr& principle 10 obrS de conatrue'
ci6n de la earrtt:ra de Catsho & Rio
Pisdras, paSsndo por Pueblo Vieio'
Guarsnta conHnados serEn ds,tinadoi
( ssoS trabsjoG, los sualsS ssiGu bsic
lA dirSeei6n del capatsE CoIns Torres
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UN GRAN tSCAHDALO

Esta madrugadS, ent' urs y dos,
promovieron un escSndelo on la calle
del Sol vsrios msrinsros amerieanor
La policiA, sepd1 noticias, tuvo ptcs
lidad de rspArIir A'gurea ms. ana zoS,
rsSvltsndo. hsridos los marIueros ] Johs
Fllberg J Fllipla BsAre.
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do vArios amigos del 6nado y sobrs el
carro fdnebre obStentAbanIe numsro-
sas coronas. ProrunclAron discusses
en- honor del tlnado los SeGorCf' TuliO
Galvtz Otsro y Joaquin Bseerril.
Ell vspor espafiol sMArtin Saenx..
sus c3nsignAtaSios en- eGta plaza So
brinos de IzQ uisrdo g, saldi& de
Barcsloaa ell 10 de Msyo para hacsr
sus eacalIs del Medil.uAneo y Cana
riaa con cate deslino, IIguisnde la ru'
10 de HAbana, Ciet fu.gcsy New Or
leans.
-Stgdn noticias de IGabelA, ha
habIdo elf una verdldera deabAnda-
de- tntrs los slsmentOI repuhlieanos.
j valioaas perSonAlidAdsS dc dieho paf'
, lido se han Aaiisdo 4 la Union de
Puerto Rico.
RI teniente de 10 polieiA insular
: staor Iturrondo, ha vuslto 6 hsosra {
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La reaccion en- Russia,
Menudean los arrestos

San Petersburgo, Abril 28.-Los reacconarios rusos
estan ahora periodic de actvdad verdaderamente
amepazadora Los arrestos suceden esta capital
Moscow, menosprecandose la indignation pubca que pro-
tesla energia Aver el pueblo ntent6 reunrse fue
dsueto por las patruas de eosacos Los MEETINGS esan
prohibdos. Anoche Moscow la poica recog6 milares
de hoas suetas de caracter nhsta pero ogr6 prem
der los que las iban repartiendo 81 Conde Whe per-
siste en- su politica liberal templada.