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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
GROIN ICA
POBRES BENEMERITOS

que aomOs en- todos los cssos los pc
quefios, los debiles, y los rendidos?
Por que no forman nunca una copiu
rsci6n au prema el cor. z5n, sl nerVio
y ell mdscu'oP Porque la noche clio
nial nos envolvi6 aver, ros envuelve
todavfa entire sus plifgues como ai
faese uua vestidura do luto2 Y pcr'
qus cusntos p'epsan, luchan y obran
oor altos idealei, sufrep musren, ain
sentirse iamas recompensados?
All, es 10 peQus Il sz del medic que
ahoga q quienes desplegsn esiuerz %
superiorss & g.; sl Aislamiento insulAr
que sonstrenldo en- u mtsmo, como
hombre que 80 tapiass las oreias pa
ra no DIR nipgdu ruido ext rior, res
ponde con el silencio & las voces hen.
chldaa de sntuaiasmo y de is, que 10
hablan dc los grandss ruid1s del mum
do; es la colonia CON todos sus erro
res y sus intolerancias todas, que SO
10 rinde acatamiento oil lumbar de
colmsnaa que procede de las casas de
| oraci6n, de las hIrvientes factorfas y
de los viveroa polfsicos.
Por ESQ, Baldorioty y Gautier,
Rrsschi y Marin, Blanco y Palmer. y
otros muchos, que nombro, han muer.
to pohyes.
En pompaa fdaebres y en- elogios
p6stumos, no hay quien nos game.
Ponemos On nueatra elocuencia algu.
mas chispas de nuestro sol, y ESQ ca
lienta q todos. Salud q los varones
iluatrsa! La patria 10 acordArA etsr
nsments de ellos Muy bisn; pero no
serfa meior que ie hicieae menos feA.
aes, y 90 aiegurara d 10 viuda y & los
huerfAnos un albsrgus y un pedazo
do pant
Es una deuda asgrada para todo
pals syudar q los que fderon sus re-
dentorss, psrsonal indoles en- sus ia
milias, y mucho mas para los innu.
msrables esspiriius fderteas que en-.
caatllldos On su negocio, 8 hacienda
de 10 polfsica I'm lucro, 30 aproves han
sin sacrifsio ninguno de las ventai Ae
que sQuelloz ccnluistaron,
| Eugenio Astol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27

En- Puerto Rt;o mueren pobres c.
Of todas las psrs mas que dedicsn aus
afanea Al bien dc los demas.
Sc repite squf el poems del peif
cano, tan bal .smente csntado por Mu
sset, que 90 desgarrs las entri mas ps
ra sllmentar & aus b ilelos
El caso ceurre CON tal frecueneih
entire nosotros, que ya conitliuye Ia
vsrdadsra tradici6n,
iTfadici6n bien mslancolica por
ciertol
AL evocar las honrosas dguras de
los venerables insolventes que en- nues
tro rsquefio tsatro han sido, evoco
ain quererlo, con elias, un psdazo do
nusaha historic; tan consustansial 90
10 una con las otras.
Y bien se mira que esa compsne
trasi6n On 10 mas tntims, profunda y
duradera que darle puede, porque Ia
produio el dolor, actuando como faer.
20 creadora.
Entire amarguras y tristezss repair.
tisron aquellas almas, en- svange lea
communion con 81 pueblo, 10 MAJ noble
cue encerrahan en- af miamas, y 10 he
rsncia que nos han legado oatenta el
oscuro sello dc una geltaci6n de L.
grimAs.
Por deadicha, no podemos ale
grarnos. Nuestro pueblo no es alegre.
NuestrA leyenda no sonrfs nuncs'
Aqui 10 daico que sonris % 10 natu.
raleza. I1d.il % que pretendamos OIL
yidar ante el torbsllino de fe.tas po-
pul ares 10 hermoso de nuestro destinoi
nuessros mlimos cantos en- tono ms-
nor, suspirsntss, plAfiIdero', mon6to'
nos como queitdos. NOS dirf.n STEM
| pre, slempre, que tenemoa una repre-
sentsci6n bien de6nids, en- el grupo
crespuscular dc los pueblos que llo-
ran.
SPor que no ha vibrado nunca on
nuss,ra atm6sfsra el choque de los
aceroa? Por que solo 10 sapgrs del
esclavo, inclinado bsjo el la'igo, colo
| REQ nuestras camp-map Por que nues
trss protessAs 90 resuelvsn siempre en-
pasivo llanto, iam&s ca apoatrofs,
pre q ados de fulminantes irAap Por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
IN SALTO MORTAL
Una actriz Sc arroIa desde
Ia sentana del tercer piso
de un hotel.
EN- NUEvA YORK
EN- NUEvA YORK
En- la "a Avenida. -Galan
arrestado. .-Es Ia hija de
un medico de fama.

Una iovsn astriz, 10 Mfiorita
Delphine Love, 90 ha suieidado arro-
ikndoss por 10 vsntana del tereer pi
20 del Hotel Sterling, situado On ID
esquina do 10 H6ptima Aysnidaiy 90.
lie 50a.
Esta muehaeha, de no condn b.
llezs, 20 pressut6 On sl hetsl el jusvss
dltimo & les dos do 10 tarde, aeompa.
flada de un individuo; iolieitaron una
hsbitaci6n y 30 regiatraron On 81 libro
do passieros con los nt mbrss sWi.
liam e Wilson y esposa,. DurAnta
el reato del die, ie hisieron llevAr al
duarto bebidas alcoh6ileas y on la no.
che comieron en- au apossnso. A laa
euatro de 10 mafiana del viernss, 81
POI tero del hotel hoy6 IN grito segui'
do del ruido que produio un cuerpo
humane al sstrellarse contra el enlo.
sado dc 10 calle.
Sin perdida do tiempo eorri6 al
Iugar On donde el cuerpo yssia, , On.
contr6 ser 6ate el do Ia ioven actriz.
Ests. antss dc morir, declare que el
hecho obedecfA & un impulse natural
y nadie era responsible dc 81.
Fl comp, nero. pesar do 10 dlcho
por 10 moribunda, fue Arrssiado, =
por las indsgatorias 90 vino & sabsr
que deaempefaba el puesto do sgense
viaiero dc comsrcio y on nombre Wi.
liam Fl MEG kin. Ii muchAchs era
his de uu melico de cisrta fans,
muerto b ace pocos afiJs. AAcionada
81 teatro, aus primeros afios fus ron
de no pocaa Aventurasi en- Louisville
contrsio mAtrimonio eoa el eoronsl
Henry Cogn, de cnyo lado hugo rocas
horas despres de hsberse verifisado ID
Gel emonia matrimonial. Mas tarde,
On 1908, 90 volvi6 & casar con Hector
Hummer, pero eaIe dessnlace corri6
auerte casi id6ntica Al anterior. La
poliefa trata do inveatigar las cAusas
que moiivaron el trAgiso I'm do 10 is.
vel; pero % seguro q-e el hecho Que.
dara envuelto On lA sombra del mia :
serio CON que 20 cobiia an estos dramas
do 10 locura y del vicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
Euqenio Astol.
Reve!ae!dn pIod!g!!osa

Las Ptldoras Conf0rtativas Tfopica-
les de la Anciana Fulthon son I'm pre-
parade exselents. No tienen rival pa
ra combatir 10 anemia de los paiaes
calidos. AL morir 10 Anciana Falthon,
en- una aldea de IrlandA, delo, entire
varios secretos, 10 formula do sus
pildoras maravillosas, que curan
aiempre, ain cuando hayan fallado
los demAs remedies. L6Anas loa ollie"
ton que AcompsfiAn La caia.
Pre.io s5 oentGv0S cdjG.
De venta en- todas las farmaciss.
Para lQS uentas al p0r mayor.
FarmaCla do Zetbi.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
Ba|neario de Coamo
COamO, Puerto Rico.

Por convenio hs:ho con 10 Suce.
sion Ussra, continue al frente dc di-
eho establecimiento por un aflo mas,
asi pues y aproximandoze la tempora'
% de Verano cuyR de principle el 10
de Mayo prfxImo, tspgo especial gus
TO en- ofrscsrme nuevsmsnt, al pdblico
sn general y d mis- numerosos amigos
en- particular, tenisndo todos 10 asgu.
ridAd que como de costumbrs, procu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
D|YERSAS NOT|C|AS
Jurados eIegidos por Ia Cor.
to de Distalto de San
Juan. Sehores sleotos.
ARREGLO DEL TEATRO
En- Ia Escuela Industrial de
Puerta de TERRA. La
calle de Betances.

Publicamos 10 lists de Jurados de
San Juan. elegidos por ID Comision
que nombrarA al efscto 10 Corte de
Dlstriso do San Juan.
Reaultaron slsctoa los aefiores don
Juan Apsllaniz, don Pedro Gandfs,
don Pedro Maria silsn, don O,tAvio
Guillermsty, don Sergio Ramirez, don
Jorge LAtimer, don Manuel r. Calde.
ron, don Ramon 81. Patron, don Gre
gorio Rodrfg uez, don ConrAdo Palau,
don Francisco Fac Alona, don Francis
90 Cordsro, don Jaime Annsxy, don
Pedro Mandry, don Luis Toro, don
Alberto e, Lee, don Pedro Juan Vsr-
CARA, don Rodolfo G GonzAltz, don Re-
mon Daub6n, don Manuel A. Ruiz,
don Francisco Baat6n, don Pho Anna.
dor, don Marcelino Airabal, don Lo'
rerzo Solo, don Joie Ramos Anays,
don Juan Vara, don Eduardo Larro.
CO, don Rafael Larroea, don Rafael
Castro Gonzalez, don Antonio Blan.
co, don Pedro Fald, don Emilio Che
vrem6ns, don francisco Ponie, don
Luis Chsvremot. don Rsinaldo Pania-
qua, don Jo,6 La aro Costa, don Elias
Wolf, don Manuel A. Saldafl, don
Eduardo Giorgetl, don Jole Gordils,
don Alfonso Calder6n Rivera, don
Bonifacio FsrnAndsz, don Luis F.
Rubio, don Isidro Sanchez, don Julio
Carreras, don Ferdinand r. Cestsros,
don Jole Gorbea, don Emilio Gorbss,
don SixD e. Bas, don Guy s. Boyel,
don Enrique Hernandez, don jose
Montssinos. don Joae c. Roasy, don
jose Cid, don Epif snio Mesa, don
Henry Ksplan, don Ramon Lopez Nc
Coard, don Juan B. Torres, don Luis
Muf1ox Rivers, don Manuel z sno G an
die, don Juan Garsis, don sAvlno
Dordal, don RuhIo UbArri, don Ma
riano Faertes, don Leonardo Planas,
don Ramon VitlaS y don Agussin Sua'
reg.
-En 10 Eseuela Industrial de
Puerta do Tlera le fae sustrafda del
sitio donde 20 coloean los sombreros,
una gorra oil nii1o Juan Lastr&
aQl6 dicen & eato los inspectorel
do esq Escuela?
Sc propone el Ayuntamlento
Que el teatro do San Juan queds tsr-
minado para sl dia 4 timo del snt.an
10 Mayo, h2blendolo promstido asi
el rsmatista do 10 pintura Mr.. Assma
yer, pero o. cree acia dc muchas per-
sonas que dichi obra no podr& Goa
cluirse b .sta sl 80 de JUNO siguisnts.
--sigusu con acsivldad Ell Bsya-
mon los t.abAios do prolos gaci6n de
Ia cAlle do sB stancea,s
LA SuperlorA del H >spltal Mu
niclpal he rsmItido q la o6sina del
Oasial de SAnidAd, un cheque por
ee. SO = IN certii ,Ado de libsrsad, que
dsi6 On su poder el confaado R5mulo
o.liz, cue tal ecl6 alli recientemsnts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmsro lO4, oeste, New
York. Sltio muy centrico. Pr6ximo
al subway, q los elevados, & los carroa
electrieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, 7a J 81 avenida. Muy cerca
del b 3sel Marie Antoiaette. donde eatk
el C ub lbero americana. A siete cuadras
del Doctor Hsnna, Casa amplia y ele.
% ate. CocInA americana y egpAfi ole,
Inst alaci6n com plstaments nueva. Tres
ban -.
PidanSe int)rmss & 10 admins ira-
ci6n de LA DEMoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
Doctor R. Ruiz Arnau

De regrsso do su viaie & Europa,
scaha de instalar ~ o6cina profesio.
nal en- 10 eaIle del Cristo, ndmsro IA.
Horas de consultA; do II y media & Q
J media de la tar6s. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27

rare deisr Altamsnte complasidos 1
cuantos gusten hon ar CON su aaiaten.
cla el <BAlnesr. o de Cosmos
Preaios de hosped ie por sttnsnas!
UnA persona, disrio $3.50.
N fios y or ados preclos conveneio'
males.
Para mAa informes dirigirse & ID
arren1 1atario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27

salustiano Rodlfgaez, aeusado de ul-
srsge dc Ia ioven Pia Cabrera, bsio
premesA do nasrimonio; yla do Pc
dro Nolasco dc 10 Cruz Acusado dc 30.
horao del policfa RAm6a Santos &
quien ofreei6 dies dollars para que
b c!tra una denuncis por egos pre-
hibldos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27

eAEn virtud de lAs ref )rmAs ha.
bidas en- las ofieinss dc Correos de
ssta ciudad, el apArtado dc La DEMO
oRAc1A que corresponds al ndmero
S57, tiene hoy sl n6nero s37. Lo svi
samos & nueatros agentes, correspon.
sales y amigos 1O-5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27

rsntias dc seguridad, con plnguss di'
videndos, puedsn dIrigIrss & los sefo'
res VIRELLA URIBE HERMANOS
& CO., Arroyo, P. r., quiensI sunni.
nistr arSn todoS los informss que 90
les pidan. No GO emltiran scSioneE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
Gran negociO en- Arroyo

Rmprssa isnportantisima para inUertir
dinsro con las nsejores gGrGnttas de
sequrtdad y con pingtses bene6ctos.
Sc teata do 10 inatalaei6n dc IN
Amplio, elegAnts y attractive SANA-
TORIO, para todA ela,e de enfermos,
con arreglo & los tlmos J maravillo-
uos adel antos de la Ciencis, utLliE ando
para clio los tres riQuisimos y salun-
fsros m .nantiales de sguas termo mi
nero.msdiCinales que en pintoresco
aitlo, iuOto q 10 csrrstsrs, exIAtsa en-
TIRE las poblacIonss de Arroyo J de
Guayams, y que tan sorprsndentss
rurAciones visnsn realix Sndo.
Los que deseen tomar parte, CON
Algto capital, en- esta importSn.fsimA
empress, que ofrece las msiores &c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
EL BAA(Q POPULAR


de Puerto. Rico, ttsndGdo on 1883.
Hace pr6atamos hlpotecarios con
garantfa personal 9 con dspoAito de
alhsiAs y otros vslores.
Admits imposiciones deE dlnero,
expide documsntos dc GanSAS S'por al
quileres de casas y hanitsciones memo
res, y paga el 8 POO de inssr6a sohEe
cAnsidades en- cuentA csrrisnte con ei
tuso de cheques para disponer de lol
tondos abonando el mismo intsres de
8 POO, de acusrdo con los Reglamsn.
% que caia lihreta contIsne, d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-27
{. BenItez Castaho
AbooGdo Y Rot0rio.

Abo0Gdo y Rotario.
Eierce ante 10 Corle Federal , Tri.
bunales insulsres. Garantlxa 10 ms.
sin deiectos, deloS documen-
loa suietos & Rsgiatro. - CrlGto 26.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12

1t is wonderful how the
fame Of Chase & Sanborn's
Teas and Coffees is being
circulated in this vicinity.
Give them a trial. They
are fine.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12
Piano Contest Closes
Thursday, January 18th, 1906,
at 6 p. m.

The INDEPENDENT piano contest
will close at 6 p. m, Thursday, Janu.
airy Is, 1906. All votes must be reg.
istered before 6 o'clock on that day
Candidates who remit by mail must
do SO at a date early enough tc
reach this office before the hour
above mentioned. The votes will be
counted IA soon as possible after
that hour by a di~sinterested commit
tee Of three,
Five dollars is the greatest amount
paid by any u subscriber in adj
vance up to this date, and all advance
subscriptions will be limited to five
years. We make this additional rule
not because we think it will be neces-
sary, but to avoid any complications
which might possibly arise at the
last moment.
All candidates and their friends
are invited to attend the counting oil
the votes.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12

and popularity of Foley's Honey and
Tar many limitations are offered for
the genuine. These worthless imita.
tons have similar sounding names
Beware of them. The genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yello "
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. 1t is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. l.. E. Sasse
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY .
From an Around the Town and
County.

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fuller visit
ed friends at Cavour over Sunday.
R. w. Levitt and G. j. Strom-
back were De Smet visitors Monday.
F. A. Friedbauer was up from
Howard the latter part of last week.
Jacob johnson was up from
Lake Preston way the first Of the
week.
Raymond Mason will commence
a term of school in the Moody dis
trict next Monday.
Frank Armstrong returned Sat
urdav from a weeks visit with
friends in st, Paul.
B. Austad and Ole Gunderson,
of Spring Lake township, We're. De
Smet visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p. Sanford
went to Minneapolis Saturday for a
short visit with relative .
The Retail Merchants Assn will
meet in annual convention at Mitch
ell this mouth, Elmer Walter, Of
Iroquois; B. F. Cords, of Oldham,
and D. H. Lotus, Of this city, have
places on the program.
John Forbes, of Spirit Lake
township, received the sad news of
the serious iIlness of his sister at
Dodgeville, Wis Saturday and Suu-
day night came to this city and took
TIE evening train for that place.
Miss Martha Moody has SO far
recovered from her recent illness as
to be able to walk from her home to
the business part Of town. She ex-
poets to resume her work in the tele-
phone office the first of next week.
Friends of G. H. Shumaker,
who lived in Spirit Lake township
last summer, and who moved to
lJanova vicinity last fall, will be
panied to hear that he is suffering
from cancer of the stomach, and
that there is little hope for his re.
covery.
Saturday last was Mrs. p. A.
Randklev's birthday anniversary,
which was celebrated by inviting a
number Of friends 10 an elegant ban
quet. Music, dancing, and cards
were INDUCED in. 1t was a pleas
ant evening for both guests and
hostess.
The Congregatio aal pulpit Sun
day, January IA. Theme for the
morning: The Open Door of the
Church" Evening: The Absolute
in Christianity" Letters from the
Evangelical committee and DR..
Thrall will be read next Sunday
morning, hence a large attendance is
desirable.
We failed to mention last week
the change which occurred in the
corps of teachers in the city schools.
Miss Arbour, assistant principal, ten
dered her resignation. which was ac-
cepted. The vacancy has since been
filed by accepting the application OF
Miss Miller. of Chicago. The
board of education have thus found
themselves confronted for the second
time in two years with the necessity
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12

of making changes in the middle Of
the year. Tie board has been un-
fortunate through no fault Of their
own.
"A basket social will be held at
the McCaskell school house, Dist,
No. 5, three miles west of Erwin,
Friday night, Jan. 18th. Proceeds
to go towards purchase of an organ
for the school. Everyone cordially
invited to attend.
-Claud StockweIl is now at
Grand Island, Neb., attending the
business college. On his way he
stopped at Lincoln and visited with
Mrs. Liephart and son Clyde and
with Mrs. Balcomb, formerly Vene
Rowan, and with Miss Autie Davies,
He found them all we'll, and all glad
to hear from De Smet acquaintance.
VIM. Leach has decided to 10.
cate at Bancroft and engage ia the
blacksmith business. He went over
TO that town the first of the week,
taking JAS. Warrington with him, to
start the erection Of a suitable build.
ing. Mr.. Leach will leave his family
in this city until some time in the
summer on account of the school
facilities.
Andrew Kopperud arrived from
Starbuck, MINI, last Friday and up
on Tuesday took up his new duties as
ca:hier of the Merchants Exchange.
Bank at this place. Andrew and
friends bave purchased James Sol.
berg's stock in the bank and he will
now be a permanent fixture in Lake
Preston. He took his first lessons in
the business right here and his par
en- ) and friends are glad to welcome
his return and the Times believes he
will be we'll received in business
circles. Times.
AT Iroquois Wednesday evening
occurred the marriage of Miss Ida
NJ. Stoner to Mr.. Truman d. Crowell,
two of the popular young people of
that town. The cermony took place
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w Stoner. The
wedding party, consisting of relatives
OF the contracting parties and a few
intimate friends, then went to the La
Crescent Hotel, the home of the
groom's parents, where a su%mptuous
wedding supper va served. Both
bride and groom have grown up in
Iroquois and enjoy the friendship
and esteem Of all acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell will start to
housekeeping at once and their
many friends ante in wishing them
we'll all through life.
AT the Congregational parson-
age Friday last occurred the mar
rage of Miss Hattie E. Dunklee to
VIM. G. Friedbauer, Rev. Starring
officiating. The contracting parties
are both residents in this vicinity
and have been known to the old resi-.
dents of this section since childhood.
The bride is the youngest daugh-
ter Of G. Z. Dunklee. She is a
young lady of excellent character
and admired and respected by
everyone. The groom was raised in
Esmond vicinity but for IA few years
past has been engaged IN farming
zeal this city and is at present locat-
ed on the OLD George Masters farm
south of town. He is a young man
of energy aud has a firm determine,
ton TO get ahead in the world. As
a farmer be is one of the successful.
The young people have a host Of
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12
The Original,

Foley & Co. o~rigInaged Honey
and Tar as a throat aud lung remedy
and on account of the great merit
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12

A gray gelding, about 1850 pound, II
wears old, strayed Jan. 18th from my
farm 3 miles southeast of Manchester.
JOHN CURLEY,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12
PIANO CONTEST.

Below we print the names OF the
candidates entered in the ~INDEPEND.
n pia o contest and the number
of votes recorded for each:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12

Subscribers should ave the cOu-
pons n each issue Of the INDICTMENT.
Each coupon counts one vote in this
contest. For all money paid on
subscription the subscriber is entitl.
ed to east 40 votes for each dollai.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-01-12

Sweet apple cider, sweet and sour
Dill pickles; fresh bread at all times;
a fine lot of fresh cookies; fresh
oysters in bulk, or served raw or in
stews, at Burd's,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-08
THE NATIONAL GUARD FEEDING
THE HOMELESS.


SAN FRANCISCO. April 29.-Acting
on the authority of Governor Pardee,.
the National Gdaru authorities are.
feeding from $4,000 to 10000 persons
daily, making requIsitions for supplies
of all kinds and issuing receipts which
are accepted willingly by dealers as
claims against the State.
Brigade headquarters have been es-
tablished in Mrs. Andrew welch's.
house, 1890 Eddy street. Colonel Kos
recommending. The adjoining house.
belonging to Eugene Lent. is used by
Major Smith of the Fifth Infantry, in
charge of the camp at Jefferson square
Immediately opposite. The National
Guard is in charge of the territory
bounded by the ocean, V street to Thir--
tieth. to Mission, to Valencia. to Twen-
tieth, to Bryant. to Eleventh, to Mar
ket, to Van Meas, to Bush, to Fill
more, to Oak, to Stanyan. to H. to the
ocean. This territory is divided into
five districts, each of which is con-
nected with the others by a telephone
service established by the National
Guard Signal Corps.
Food distribution is under the care
of Colonel Huber and Major Dockweil-
er. There is plenty of fresh meat and
all kinds of other supplies. At Jeffer-
son square, where there are 1860 per-
sons established I'm a model camp,
there is a big kitchen where hot food
is given out. and general stores be-
side TO as many as $1,000 persons a day.
At o'clock yesterday the line wait
ing for supplies was four blocks long,
and guards compelled everyone to take
his truth. There is an emergency brig
ade hospital in the square where
hundreds of persons have been treated
under the direction of Major Hanna.
AT Jefferson square. while the SOL
diers do guard duty. the campers have
a volunteer police corps and the camp
Is kept Immediately clean.
Al Height and cole streets the Sec
ond Infantry and the First Battery of
Artillery feed 1900 TO 5000 persons daily.
while In the Market-street cut at
Church and Duboce avenue from
10000 to 1900 persons get daily ra-
tions. 4 field bakery has been es-
tnblished there and about 1000 loaves
~ bread are turned out daily. The
National Guard Is also IA charge ~ the
Mission Park station.
Governor Pnrdee has received 'front.'
A. - cutler, vice-presldonf ~ theI
Metropolis Trust ana Savings Bank, al
letter nf thanks Tor guard service byI
ihe miliua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-08

are well and unharmed. The Homo
lulu contingent came through without
n scratch.
stanford University is in ruins. At
least the ornamental and most beauti-
full portion of the great college has gone
forever. The latter part can never he
replaced and never viii be according to
President Jordan. But with all the
ruin that was wrought only two lives
We're lost, J. II, Hanna, 'oS of Pennsyl-
vania was killed IN Encina Hail. and
o. Servis, the night engineer. who
sacrificed his lie endeavoring TO shut
off the steam and electricity, thus pre-
venting the buildings from catching
fire.
The college is closed for the year and
the work of reconstruction began al
most Immediately. 1t is estimated that
$500 600 viii repair Encina Han, the
mems dormitory, Robe Han the girls
''"-' tow. The chemistry building, and
the outer quad. All the instruction
open by the begin
ming OF the new term in September.