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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
Acadia Municipal de Naguabo

Anuncio de subdstas. No hsbien.
dose proIeatado licitador Alguno para
ell remate snuneiado el dfa cuateo del
mes en- CurIo para Ia sConStruccl6n
EdifsIos Asilo municipal para epfsr-
mos pobies dc eltS localidadS, el ho.
nora ble CoDsejo Municipal Acofd5, Sc
nalAr el dls diez de los c0rrienIes ho-
ra de las tres de su iarde, nueyo acto
de remate,
Los pianos y pllsgJ de condicIo.
mes SO hallsn de mAnife.to en Sscre.
tAris munleip pal donds puedsn ser txA.
mlnados durants las horas | borAbleI
de los dias no fsstivoI.
FL soslo total lie 10 obra ssclsnde
. la eahtldad de mil dossleniUs do.
lla:s.
Para Podsr oPlsr el rSmAW %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
BUEN DOCUMENTO
EI Menssje del aIca!de de Ia
ciudad de Ponce, don San
tiago 0ppenheimer.
sUs CONCEPTOs
sUs CONCEPTOs
LA DEMOCRACIA felicita al
Alcalde, al ConceJo y al
pueblo de Ponce.

Hemos recibido una copia del
Menssje del Alcalde de Ponce, nues.
tro distipg guido amigo don Santiago
Oppenheimer.
Sentimos que Ia falta material de
siempo DC espacio impida q LA DE.
MoCRAcIA una reprooucion fntegra de
csc lmportante documentO; pero dc.
rsmos una idsA comprsnsiva de 81.
Considsra el actual alcalde de
PAnce que 40 inicia una nueva era de
concorois entire los poderes de aque
Ils municipalidad, la cual ha de SER
vlr DO base para una provechosa ad.
minlstracl6n.
HI patriosismo de todos los miem.
bros del Concelo es la meior gsrsntfa
de que este respondsra con dlgnidad
y acltrto q 10 conhanza del gopiernv
y q. bsneplacito de Ia opinion piblica.
Lx sltuaoion economics % busnA
y hoy holgados recursos para cubrlr
lss atenSlones municlpales, pero ae ha
! recargs edo el presupuesto por medic
de EN- ,1esslsos, que no perml,en On 10
'sucsslvo voIxr credltos suticientes, pa.
rA sstisfacer las exlgenclas de una
ciudAd como Ponce, que On Ornate,
Sanldsd y Bsne6ceacla, debs ocupar
uno de los primeros puestos de IL isla.
80 nsceslta reallzar q la mayor
oreveaad oDras que sstan en- proysc.
to, como sl M asadero y o. piso del
Nercado; dotar ei Acueduoto dc FL.
tros 0 do deposlsos dc decant scion
prolongandulo 90 el pueblo y On IL
playa; dsdtcar especial atsnclon q lei
cal.es y acerss; hacsr repSrsclonss OF
10 CAss consiAtJrlsl para que sean ha
, ,bitaples los departamentos do la an
lngua carcsl.
Hay que hacer un detenido eatu
,dio DC las necesidsdes y defciencial
en- 10 que respscia Sanldad y en Q
slstema adoptado 90 10 asistencia {
enfermOs pobres, pues 90 o. On much o
Quejas syDre eaIus pArtic llares.
Es precise compietAr 10 ssrie d
ordenanzas necesarlas para I'm buel
: gobisrno municlpai, imprimiendola
On voldmenes todos los ANS.
La question de las Patsntss munl
cipAles debs ser estudiAda con gra
detenim .ento.
Las gtandei ciadades solo Sc fol
man q f4.fzA de sacrihclos de sas ha
bitAntss, y Ponce no podta aer nunc
ana gtan ciudad, si los roncshos n
90 sacrihcan con gdsto en- pro de 9
fomento.
En- siutesiss el Menssie del Alca
de do Ponce merece aplauso por
= diacrecci6n, sobriedad y mesurs qu
90 observan en- el c!tAdo documents
ssl como por Ia eX ,ctitud y aciert
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

IN T|MADOR
Breves notas de information
por un reporter de ia
Democracia. -
vARiOs DETALLts
vARIOS DETALLts
Nuestro heroe come sin pa.
gar. Es detenido por Ia
policia en- su carrera.

Aver fus conducido { Bsyam6n
por il policfs do Comsrfo un indivi-
duo que dice llamArss joss Antonio
Moreno, acussao de fslsa represents.
cion.
Este psrsonags, segda inf jrmss,
salio ei miercolss do ssta cludsd, pi.
do un cocns On Cstaho, y 10 diio al
cochero 10 lievaas & Baysm6n si me.
ior hotel, siendo conducido Al dc don
Pedro Colon, donds csn6 } pas6 10
nochs haciendose pssar como eomisio.
nista de 10 casa comereial do los %.
lores L. VII. anil y Ca do Sssa plaza.
Por 10 mafiAns dilo & su hotslsro que
salfa para el campo y que rsgresarfa
el mismo dia, aplszAadols sl psgo do
Ia cuents, q IS, hasts 81 rsgrsso.
F.s,o un coche J 90 dlrigi6 al ba.
rrio <Dsj aoss llegsndo { 10 essa do
don SAnIlsg) Nogusrss, comerciants,
q quiea logro engahNr CON ~ cargo
dc comisionlsta. Almorz3 alh, 20.
mAndole algunas otrAs eosas, y pidi6.
10 un caballo para NArapiiso, 10
que sl aefior Nog 4srAs nlso Aiqui.kn.
dole una yegaa & Marie Sierra. AL
saiir Moreno dfiols al Oochsro que 10
aguardase sllf hSssa 81 rsgrsso, que
| ssria dentro do una o dos horas,y sm.
pren1io su viaje.
TAnto el coch.fo como sl dut no
de Ix yegus se Canssr0n do espersr
hasta por Ia nochs y Moreno no %
apareciA. ri cochsco tuvo que rsgrs.
sar 4 Bayamon sia cobrAr su visis Z
el dueno dc 10 bsstiA sali6 Al die si-
gulents on persecution ds disho ladi.
vfduo, dando oueuta del hscho { 10
poiicia do Comefio, quiea seguidA sa-
li6 q buscarlo logrAnAo cAptnr arle On
lei barrio <Pihas, de aquella jarisd,c-
ci6n, ooupAndole 10 bessia.
| Ell acusado vis!e deosr temsnte J
.eg1l investgaciones no % tAl coml.
sionista y ii un tlmador de primo car
Itello
I'll jueE municipal ensiends On el
81 Asunso.
/ Etc mlsmo iLdlvlduo 10 \. .ehs
baena t4e arrssssdo sapbisa co ssss
lciuial, per ha, &c H. s.rad1 sn o.
R.s.Auraas <LA Linoas esnando On
union de un amigo Auyo, y disisnde
luego que NO lspiA con que psgAr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

Tulio otero, Tesorsro de la Ju-ta, lA
cantiasd de docs dollars.
Sc considsraran nulaS las propo.
sicionss que fallen . satos rtquisltoI
Q q las condolences conSigoadas en- el
pliego reIpecsivo y squsllas cuyo i'm
ports eIcsdA de 10 cAntidad presupueS
tada.
CsSo de proce 1erIs 4 una llslta-
cleo verbal por empAte, 10 minima pu.
ja serA de dieE dollars.
L. JuntA Sc ressrva oil dsreeho dc
rschaEar eualquiera de les PROPOSE
clones D todGs de elias.
Vega BAiA, = de Enero de 1906.
JosE q. MARroREL.,
al ,PRto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
NOTAS DEL D|A
Proyecto de ley. Ataques.
EI "AsuiIa" recortandoss
"Ias alas ingIesas
MENSAIE DEL GOBERNADOR
Rafael Rivera. I'll comandan-
tie Reid. Los report tiers
de Ia prensa.

Nuestro buen amigo don Juan F.
Vias Q :hotec1 pressntarA en- Ia CANA
re- un bill sopre modification en- 10
Ley do Keglatro de la propledad.
-EE AgtilG de Ponce, on oil ndme-
70 del mercedes, a.ac6 q la policfa de
40 quella ciudsd. Todo por qus los
encargados del orden pdolico llnpiden
que c.eetA genss usiilcs loi oancos de
10 plaz. como ca mas de dormlr,
Nos sScribsn de Ponce, que las
psrdidas dol perl6dico del ex srust
asclenden a una buens sums, q 10 que
0 bsdece la renuncia del sefior Morcle-
glane cJmo administrator y tambien
Id SUPPRESSION de 10 parte inglesa dc III
AgM!a.
Hoy ha regresado & Az residen-
Gle dc Ponce, nuestro querldo amigo
don Rafael klvsrS Esorl, prominence
unionlsta en- 10 ciudad del sur.
No hsce much1 tempo que fus
sscenaioo Tenlsnve Coronsl dol ejer.
ciyv oe los Estados Unldos, .el Conan
DAME Ksld, muy cvnocldo en- sstA cA-
plta,, que ma Leg ado hacs muy pocVs
dlAs dc Flllpinas y plensA pedir On
brave 81 resiro.
de xLs Correspondencia;s
cha sldu muy NAL reclolua por 10
opinion pdollca 10 actltud que 30 air.
ma por I'm estlmado co.ega, fue sdop
ltaua DOR un Alsu funclonario del 60
plerno insular con un sreporisr.s Al
gunos plensan que deblera llevarse
lus tripuna.us 81 ser ,luur dsi pusplt
40 + aertJ Il co que 80 mega a Oar Ia
Il f,rmes d la preusA gus q siiUs tlen'
uerecno lnul,cutiple, J srasa NAL
Hos repr eaentantes que vlsitan las of
clnas de su direcclon, "a que el 60
blerno % smpeIiA en- aostsnsr q ESQ
, hompres.s
j. Ell champagne sMunn,s de 10
sen pres r. ranlagua y Co., asf com,
J los famosos vlnos Del <Rnin,s dc 10
D ssfiotes Gand1a & Ssupps, fusron ser
vlaos profusamsnte anseAnoche. Mr.
. Ssmpbe obsequio regalando las tarls
ltas para el ntsnd.
LA banda ue 10 Policfa insulal
. dirigids por el sen Ir Verar, TOGO &C
mira plemente On el bAnqusIs del sabs
DO. Olmos <Cavalhsria Rlstlcana,
lsYankse Doodle,s sgulnaldos puerto
rlQuefos y otras pleas do gran eject
musical.
Ell goberpador v lnthrop, INN
. diatamsnss aespu6s de ga l.sgada
ssta, prlnCipio d srabaiar en- IL prsp'
y racion de 81 msnsAge q Ia Asamble
leglslatlva.
e Sc cres que ssrA trAsladsdo
Caguss 81 2" tsnienle, dc IN pollcia Il
" sular senior SOTO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
IHeLESES-ALEMANES
Tirantez entire ambas nacio-
nes,-La prensa ingiesa
contra AIemania'
HABLA Won BOULOW
Notieias falsas sobre Ia poll
tica colonial alemana en- el
Africa del suroeste.

Las relacionss entire Inglatsrra y |
AlemAnis cvntinusn sieado muy POGO
AmlssosAs, y no pusde negarAe que
IngiAserrs, o mejvr oicno, 10 prensA
inglssa tlsne 10 CulpA do clio.
No plsruen dlchos perlodicos 10
menor oportuuldA dc criElcsr q Ale
mama, ae OK " ersr sus osrrotas en eI
empefiv que he mustraaU Ge fundur IN
Inpsrio Uolvnlal On Africa, y dc Ia
Cludad Gel CADv llsgAn faisas mott.
ulas que sprovschsn lnmedlnSamsnte
los soUiallstxs on ~ empsfio de desa-
crsuisAr 10 pvlltica colonlal del pre-.
sents Evbisrn0.
sekdu dssp pschos procedentes dc
dichs Vludsd usl Csoo, por elsmplo,
las sropxs slemnxnxs napisn sufrluo
una ssrlA asrrvsA ca sl Africa gsrma-
M del =. o y 90 AhrmAna que 10 no.
tic!A onclai que 10 nabis dAoo sobre
10 musrss del ca0eullia rsosiue Henrik
Visovl, era uaM fxlssuxd fnvensAuA
pos O. Gooisrnv R,eman para sagan ar
nj PusoIo, hasienuoie permanecer en-
10 crcencls de q4e vUn ess gvlpe IL
revvlvelea pvulA consl0urMrss com.
pietamentu ADvrtsda.
ki Gvplsrnv iugies, aunQus esSa
hien cVAvenvldO ue IN teAlluau uel
hsshu ~ Que los notvntOtes sstan Gum
ples~msnts anlqunaavs y oe quo 81
essan rluulsnuv pVr csntsnArss souvs
los dlxs, NO ha seuido pvr cvnvenleust
cosrsxlr les nvslclas mnnu auas pvf
10 prsnsu Anti. alemRnn oe In CluuRv
0vi UAOO, y ssv ns pro0ucidv aqul
gran Anlmoaldao; y mas svaavla 4AI
bsntauvAs 1e esx prensa, ue nAcuI
Greer Al mando que los vnclsle sle
manss nan cvmvslav vlnnscesArlas Cruel
dAdss ca ~ gnerrA con ivs nvtensutes
No nase lnh JUG que el trinUlp'
von Bouiow crlslcAba severaments I
los soclallstAs, pUr hAber hecnU CIR
cuiar las aUsclAs lnglssss svpre III
crue.daaes cOmetldAs pvr el ssnlenv
genera vun Tro.nA y AnAdlA:
-sEn una lucna que 90 entApl
contra las trlpus ssivslss, es lmposl
BILE gusr1sr Svoas 4as rsglAs que 60
biernan las gasrrAs entre los puepio
civlliZAdvs. LAS cruelaRdss no pue
den svltarss Gel tvdv; hasa las trc
pas Amsrlcanxs ias cvmetlerun du
ranse lAs gusrrRs con ioa lnQl0a; In
mismss trupaa las han cVmet 40 en Ia
FiiiplnAs On - acsualiana y Algunu
tAmnlsn, propAnlemenss hAorau aid
llsvAdAs q cApu por nussIras trop~
per0 tengU la seguri1Ad dc que TOD
observA0or lmpsrClal aumlrxra qI
NO ha hAbldo nuncA unA guerra q
lonial que 10 hsyA 4lsvado caoo {
una mAnsra mas numAna Que lA ~
tsnlds por nosutros On oil Africa al
mana dsi s. o., q pesar de- todaH Il
provoeaclunss .vlUivnLaAs.
Muy proaso sera publicado el i
torme oil slai dol general Won Trotn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
IUO|US POLACOS

Los polaoos nacionaliatAs han de
cidido que los ludios de PoioniA de-
ben ser admitldos ca Ia siudAd anla
polaca.
AL efecto h IN diclsdo una procla.
ma hac4endo prenente & todos los is
rAelisAs, que cebsn SbAndonsr 81 len.
qua nativs para aprsnder Is polsca,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

Tn vlsio 80 Caso de sstenta y tres
ARtos, no hace mucho, con una loven
Que podfa ser % meta, La difsrencis
de edad di6 por re.ultAdo que Ia jo-
ven abaudonale un dia el domicilio
conyugal en- comps1iA de un amante.
El vieio durants muchos messs nc
tuvo la menor noticia de Ia esposa In
6sl, CuSnta no ssriAsu sorpresa d
encontraria un dfa ca Iu propia caIs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

--A-Gs usIsd oil hombre mas brulo
que hay en el mundo, 81 no sSlende q
sslud prlmero, despu6s 3 sus nsgo.
clos; tome usssd Vino furo dc Iva
Riols Csrecedo y sera hombre fellz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

COL que alf 90 ss1slaa les ecsstionss
adminissrasivas que mas importan 4
10 aiml atica >iuuad del Sur.
Naesttos p assmes al sehor O2psn'
hsimer , q aus comps iieros On oil Coz.
celo.
Nuessra fellci.Aci6n al pueblo do
Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

AL pOrr&1uO uua " toso con I'VE 'essN
dos que olvld6 en- 81 fuga do llevarae
consigof
FL vieio, furioso, 10 orden6 tomsr
10 puerta enseguida, descolgando de
la pared un crucifijo de metal, con el
cual htzo simulacro de golpsarla. La
mujer baio precipitAdamense 10 esca'
lers, pero al llsgar al zsguan csy6 he
rlda On 10 espalda. Un agente de po-
licfa echo msno al sgresor, que no
opuso 10 menor resis.encia, aunque ie
nsgaba q oeclarar do que arma SO ha-
bia servido.
El juez tom6 el crucifjo en- las ma.
nos y oespuea de darie no pocAs vuel-
ias, apreso por casualidad un resorte,
habilmsnse dlsimulado, y sali6 I'm pu.
nal ae lrsinta centfmetros de largo.
Intsrrogsdo el dellncuente respscto de
su proeedencla, declare que ae 10 ha'
bfs reg gAlaoo un amigo que 81 Ori-
gen rsmontaba q las revoluciones de
Ia America del Sur, del siglo pa.
sado.
81 tuviera tempo escribirfa todo
un lipro sobre este fat diUerS, revela.
dor de las teudenciHs hsrediterias de
IN pueblo, ique hipocreofa! ique
perfdla! Denlro de un slgno de amor,
de paz, de peraon y dc concordia, un
arma morlifera'
<Como entire d Jr y flor sisrpe es-
condlda,, que diio el clasico.
~
En- Tol6n ha dlsuelto Ia policfa
luna sociedad cuyo lena era; <iquerra
al eierclto's
FL Antimi. 1t arlsmo On Frsncia ga
na tsrreno por dl.s. Ell pueblo va
abriendo los oios y protssts a su mo-
do contra los que 40 empshan 90 nc
YER en- 81 sino IN rebAfio de car aeroa
dociles al c.pricho dc los que tiener
lA sarten pbr oil mango. 6Qle prove
cho aacA 81 dc Las vlc,orlas naciona
,lea? Sigue siempre pobre y su sangr
, vertida solo airve para enriQuecer
: encumbrar d unos cuantos.
n Una mujer del pueblo, al yer pa
!. sar uuos re;lutAs, ex;lame; <se nece
, alta que el hombre sen cobarde par
!. loue vaya & ls guerra
: Esta paradoiA r.h ia el espirit
q indlyiduallGia modsrno. En- la mism
Russia, sierra de sieryos, ha penstrad
! esta tendencia reyolucionariS que ra
Idica On el instiuto do conservation
e On el escspticismo reiigioso que va del
u poiando III cielo de su presslg!o o.
eIcular.
Las eivilizaciones primitivss so
. militares; el progreso coasiste, com
) observa Herber- Spencer, On el transit
gradual del milltarismo Al indusirii
l. nsmo. sComo armonizsr espiritu or
% .ico de nuestra epocS comprenStra, CO
y eI dogmatlsmo brutal de ia fuerza o.
mada2
- Las vieias cresLcias ss desmorc
o nan, el edihcio de la tradici0n 30 cuAl
'r taa an yAno que Iraten de apunti
n larle con soismas insdmilibles Il
/ defsnsores del anIiguo regimen.
Ettamos Asistiendo 81 hundimiet
10 de TODD aque. 10 que yA 40 cJncue
u do con nueAtra mAners cienIihca
" YER la vida. No, no es possible viv
~ con Ia cabeza en- lss nupes y el cuerE
4 en- ell lodo. En nueSIras institucione
en- nueatras leyes palplsa sGn la ed'
media, en- nuestras asplracloLes,
es nuesiros ausnos vislum brSmos ls CT
Do dad futara, fundada aobre bases N
lS aos deleEnables, en- Qus el homb
O. lleve una vida menos arg gIstiosa
10 mas en- ammonia con los progeesL
'e' 10 ciencla.
~ Fray Candil.
Al Paris, DicIembre do 1916.
fCw.l.tro oara "a DCNOCp tCrA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-02
Greigs Want
To Buy Out
Two Islands
KINGS OF TANNING AND WASH
INGTON ISLANDS ARRIVE HERE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The Greig boys G. d. and w. H. C.
Greig, returned by the S. S. Alameda
this morning from a business trip to
the mainland, in connection with the
approaching sale of Tanning and
Washington Islands. They went to
Victoria from Suva and then down to
San Francisco.
The trip was made for the purpose of
securing backing for the purpose of
buying out the British owners of half
of the islands, the Greigs controlling
the other half of the islands. The trip
was not entirely successful as main
land capital was not interested in the
proposition. While on the mainland
the Greigs made arrangements for the
marketing of the copra crop of the ISL
ands. This is very extensive and they
feel we'll pleased with the prospects so
far as this particular feature of their
trip was concerned.
Efforts will be made to interest local
capital in the proposition of buying out
the British concern that controls the
other half of the islands. Should local
capital not take up the proposition w.
H. C. Greig will probably go to Sydney
next week and there endeavor to inter
est Australian capital in the matter.
The Greigs have the option of buying
out the English interests prior to the
official sale which is to be held at Su-
va on April H.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-02
WEATHER REPORT.
Local Office U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu, 7 H., March 1, 1906.

Temperatures, a. m, 20; a. m, 80;
10 a. m, IS; noon, 76. Morning mini
num- TO-
Barometer, a. m, 3O11o absolute
humidity, a m, 4,337 grains per cubic
foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m, 81 per
cent; dew point, a. m, So
Wind, velocity, 6 am, 3, E.; am,
s. e.. 10 am, 9, e; noon, 10, NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended 8 a.
m, .O5 inches.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, POI miles.
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-02

LONDON BETS: March /, shill-
ings, pence; last previous quotation
February %, 8 shillings, 3% pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-02

Wayson and Mrs. o. H. Walker to
strengthen the choir Miss Marion
Bell is still in charge with Miss Flo
b. Wadman, the daughter of the pastor
as organist.
An entertainment will be given at
the Alexander House, Waikiki Maui,
Saturday evening, March Srd, 1906 at
8 o'clock, at which will be presented
the farce "Plover Out of Season." also
the Washington minuet, a repetition
of a very successful program given at
Paia a few weeks ago.
w. ]. Cheeseman, President of the
Denver Union Water Company and
an officer of the First National Bank
of Denver, is a visitor here. He pro-
poses to bring his family for a stay
next year, but says that Honolulu wiz
have to have better transportation
facilities in order to get tourist trade.
Governor George r. Carter of Ha-
wall accompanied by Mrs Carter, ar
rived yesterday from Honolulu on the
steamer Manchuria, en- route to River
side and other Southern California
points on a notwithstanding trip. Gov
3
past from grip, and although hale in
appearance feels in great need of rest
and recuperation. He denies that he
has Withdrawn from the Governorship
of the islands and that he is starting
on a tour of the world. He expects to
return to Hawaii after a few weeks
sojourn in the southern part of the
state-Chronicle.
Bishop ] w Hamilton of the Metho-
dist church accompanied by Mrs. nam
ilton and daughter, arrived yesterday
from Honolulu on the steamer Manchu-
ria The bishop went to Honolulu to
arrange for the placing of the fifty
Methodist missions in the islands, I'M
der a local government, relieving the
| church on this coast of the task. The
Methodists, he says, have their mis-
sions among three or four races OF
people, and are exclusively in charge
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-02
sAITo CASE AGAIN.

In the case of the Territory against
Saito, charged with soliciting laborers
for California without having a license
so to do, Judge De Bolt this morning
overruled another demurrer and the
case was postponed for a week for
hearing. Saito is up for commitment
and win be given a preliminary hear
ing.
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HALL MADE SPECIAL TRIP.

The steamer w. C. Hall made a spe-
oial trip from Kauai today bringing
sugar She sails for Kauai ports to-
night at o'clock and will return Sun
day morning.
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of all religious work among the Ko-
reans, among whom they have 1000
members in the islands. All the mis-
sions of the church will henceforth
be under the direction of Superinten-
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
FRISCO MOB SEEKS
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Another Crowd of Women Storm
~ Relief Station in Quest
of Food.
journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service.
San Francisco, July 11.-Women de-
handing Minneapolis flour caused an
other commotion at relief headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon that almost
reached the proportions of a riot. There
were twenty-five or. thirty women with
little white slips calling for -four.
These orders had been issued Satur-
day and the bearers were instructed
to call at the various relief stations
for the supply, but when they arrived
there was no -four.
The women then marched in a body
to the Hamilton school and laid their
complaints before those in charge
Commissioner Devine not being pres
ent. The women were indignant.
Assistant Secretary Cooper. who had
to meet the charges of the flour brig
ade, said the orders had been given
in good faith and that the flour had
been ordered to the various relief sta,
tions, but why it had not been deliv.
cred he did not know. Probably some
mistake in the delivery had caused all
the trouble. They hoped to have the
-four ready to meet the demands today
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
WOMAN SAVES HER
LIFE BY SINGING
Mrs. Underwood, Attacked by
y Cougar in Hills, Charms r:
Beast by Voice.
gpecial to The Journal.


Deadwood, S. D., July 11.-Kept
ferocious mountain lion,. and saved from
horrible death only by her singing,
was the experience of Mrs. John I'm.
derwood, who, with her family, was
camping on the banks of Iron creek
near Harvey peak. This is one Of the
widest and most rugged. regions of the
Black Hills. Wild animals, long extinct
among the rocks and caves, and hide
in the dark recesses of this park-like
wonderland. SC
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood and their
three children came recently from New
York, Mr.. Underwood to look after
some mining interests and the family
to enjoy the novelty Of camp life in
the Hills They camped in commo-
dious tent in small park Just back
from the precipitous banks of Iron
creek.
One evening last week, Just before
shutdown, Mrs. Underwood started from
camp alone to meet her husband, who
was coming from the NINE She missed
her way and, tho she tried to keep her
wits about her and look for familiar
landmarks, yet it was not long until
she realized that she was hopelessly
lost.
Attacked Dy mountain Lion.
Just as the last flicker of daylight
vanished she was startled by fright
full scream behind her and at the same
moment was borne to the ground by an
immense mountain lion. The fall did
not hurt her, but as the wild-eyed ami
NAL stood over her and she realized hel
probable fate, she screamed in terror
The lion lifted his head at the sound
of the echo which her voice awakened
i. and when she saw that his attention
was attracted, it came to her mind
that she had read of wild animals be-
ing subdued by the souad of the hui
man voice.
She then began to sing, first in fal
tering and uncertain voice. but after
wards more steadily and clearly as sht
found that she could distract the beast
Thru the chill night of the mountain:
she sang, now gayly, now desperately
all the songs she had ever heard, Will