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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
DESDE BAYAMON
AIgunos juicios celebrates
on Ia Corte municipal.
Mucha lIuVis.
LACONvENCION
La CONVENTION
Los articulcs de primera ne
cefidad esta por Las nubes
en- el vecino pueblo.

Ea estA Corie Municipal se han
eslebrado los aiguientss iuieios: oil
dfa 5, contra Justo Cruz. por q terAr
10 pax pdbliss, $50 8 elem dlas dc car.
eel.
Contra Julto AndrAds, por jguAl
dslito, igual psna.
Contra Antonio Ro6rIgu'z Jo's
Rivera alias .Ohishfs, por corruption
do msnorss, permiti6 ndoles sntrar on
sus billarss, dos dollars dc mulis &
sada uno.
Contra Ctrmslo OIorio y Juan
Aarrsro, por alterAr 10 ps2. absusl.
tos.
Contra TfAneisco Sierra, Amsdso
Cruz. Geronimo PAdilla y Pedro
Oquendo, por hurio msncr, 80 dfas do
arresto esdA uno.
ri die 4. sontra; ;Crux Torres, por
altsrar 10 pss, fue absuelts, Af eomd
tamhi6a JossfA Figusros, por aeoms'
timisnto y sgrssi6n,
Pedro Color, acusado do irfrir cir
les lsyss de sAnidad, no soncurri6 al
iuicio y oil Ju,z dsspu6s do DIR las
prushas dc cargo 10 condsn6 & psgAr
sl0 dc multa rsdimiblss con 20 diAa do
arreato,
III dia 5, eontrA sAlom6n Mare
70, Eduardo Marin y L1is Sttc, por
asoms stimisnto , sgrasion, iusron CON.
c csnados & psgar sl primsro s25 lde
multa y los otros dos.A s3 eada unc.
Contra Angela Dsgado, por In.
f,iunir les eyes de aanidad. AbIuslta.
Contra z lilo Ayala y Jaeinto F .
bre, setos inmoraies y sgFsIi6n $50 6
| so dias do cayesl nj primsro y s25 q
rs dias de sArssl o. segunto.
FOR nn, hA 0saado do Hover,
aur que aun 40 90 Avsniuran los cam.
pesinos & trAsr al pueblo sua vsnlaa
Dor 81 NAL sstado do los saminos.
-Ea general en- eate pueblo oil ala-
| NOR contra sl Alza que han lsnido los
articulos do primsrA nscsaidAc; sl pan
" IL lschs % vsndsn & 10 sentAvos
euartillo y 40 90 ensuentra & las pri'
msras horas del dia. I'll carb6a ' 10
verdurAs en- general, sslGn por los
nubes.
-MAHanA iuevss 30 l.evala q q eies'
TO la conversion qle hs dc deaignGr
los q d ,rss que han dc ir 90 10 ssrna
cue 90 slevArk 81 Attorney para que
6ate dss,gns Secrstario an propiedad
de este Corte. El candidate que para
eGte cargo prsseLtA 10 JunGa ds cate
pueblo, 10 90 don Frat cisco Cesteros.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
ROOSEVELT YPANAMA
Siqnificaci6n del dItimo via
ie.-EI presidente estudia
do cerca ell probIema
REsULTADOS FeCUNDOS
La obra del can al en- progre
so. o.-Cam bio de sistema
en- 'os trabajos.
RESULTADO FeCUNDOS

Fl vlsis del Presidents Roossvclt
& Banana % dc geAn signihsael6u.
Eu primer lugsr da una idss do 10
traseendeneia de 10 cbra que 10 naei6n
Americana tlens ante 81, JuzgAndo las
susstionss CON el eriterio prleieo de
10 epoea aetual, difisil % eneonsrar On
10 historic contempor Anea una empire
90 dc mas vuslos, una obra de me or
imporsaneia para el desarrollo del
somsreic mundiAl. Cortar oil istmo,
90 venssr los distAneiAs, % Acerear los
continentss, % fasilitar el somsrclo,
90 estrschar los lazos do amiatad entire
pusblos , nAcionss.
III Presidente, empenAdo somo no
hAlla On YER el fin do obra tan glgan'
tssce, quiere estudiAr mas de eeres
lodo 10 que 80 relsclone con las sues'
tionss del canal. Los numerosos In
formss. les sntrevistas eonlfnuas. los
programs que 90 tracen y 90 popgan
On pgasiisa, no puedsn dAr al Jtf. de
10 naCi6n una idea clara do los condi
siones que Allf exIstsn, como gu vista
al Istmo. Con la energfs que 10 On
cAraete' fstiss, f. r )osevslt q Pana
ma. Do Mguro que el vlsje le inspi.
rark nusvaS ideas y, pudiendo dsdicar
etn prefersneia "a tempo & este asun.
to, el estudio que htgassl q ca extreme
valieso aus resultadts, indud. be
mente, fssundos % aahiAs renolusionss
en prAssIsas eonvsnientss.
Alden a., ~ vista { la AmerIcs
Central, el eonoeimiento general Que
a1Qulera dc los tr6piscs y aus hAbi.
tAntss, servirA tamb6a do musho 6
nusst'o primer maglstrado ca sus re-
lasiousS con los pueblos do AQuellas
rsgioues.
Volviendo q 10 eueltl6n del Istmo,
dc que tanto ae osupa 10 actual sdmi
nistracl6n, podsmos dseir que 10 obra
progresa. UItimAmsnts 80 hA deeidi.
do hAser los lrAbsios por eonlrato,
Grey endose eate sistsmk mas satstAa-
sorio que sl de eiseuiArloa por cusnsa
del gobierno. K Presidsnte Rooss'
velt aprusbA 10 decision do 10 Comi
ai6n en- 10 que ssto respesta. Ests
camhio en- el plan de construct ion del
canal. no sfsstas& d. ninQdn modo el
ampleo do GrAbajadores thInos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
OESDE COROzAL
Hay un supefabit de z 284 81
ctvs. on Ia GAIA del Num-
cipio. -Meioras.
MAESTRO De INGLES
Fisstas en- honor de la Purf-
sima. ...Noveuas, bales, fue.
gos arti6cisles y carreras.

"a 10 ssia municipal exlste IN su'
per&bit do % 284 81 ssntAvos deypu6s
do psgar 10 Acadia todos los en-
plsa1os y cubrir sus atsasiones. Este
brillauts sstado huAnsisro demusstra
10 busna y aesrtada sdninistrasi6n
dc sssas Autoridaiss locales, com pla'
e6adoaos on f,lisitar & ian probos
8 intslige atss fanelonsrios.
-Ss ssiA prosedisndo & 10 liem'
pisxs dc 10 plaxs. y vsmos { nusstro
ssloso Alealde que psrsonalmsnte d.
rlgfa 10 siembra On 10 plaza do varios
arbolilIos. proesdeate.de los Kstadou
Unidos. TAmb!6a 90 hass una obra
dc a'bsfi'ls-fa On dishA plaza para
Q arg aida q Ia qasds eonsluidA solo
ear suatro msgaiasos hAncos on los
extremes del partsrre.
EmSez6 sl iusvea el novsnArio on
honor dc 10 inmasulsda Consspci6p,
cue % 10 patrona do este pueblo, inau
gur&ndoss 10 fsstA que promote que
dar muy lueida.
Las novsnas 90 eelshran con rsli
gloso fsrvor, qusdando muy eoncurri'
das diariamsnle. CAntan sl eoro del
ssmplo bellas y simpGtieAs i6venes del
jardin eoroz Aleao, entre elias, Rstela
Lux Boa, Been Prados y otraa varias
asompAHsdas de vArias iDtsligentss
nifIas eomo Maria VaasAllo, Ernesti,
40 Rivers. enxs'zAn con arm6nieas
p!egsrias & Maria Inm asulada, con
sribuysndo & solsmnixar el novsn srio.
-Eu este pueblo eircul6 sl progra
M Dc 10 6ssss, On 81 que GO anunsis
para el dis 10 sAlvs & toda orquest IT,
dsspu6s Dc tsrminsda 20 quem a. &n
bonitos faegoa y 90 elsvarkn globos
A lAs disz do 10 noth, hahrG bails de
soeisdad On el Consistorio. AL dfa si
guiente 90 eslebra' q una misa solem
ne & tods orQusaia. Despues habr6n
iucgos p6blieos. sarrsras do einta,
etc, y por 10 tarde . aborsdau de los
barrios. Por 10 noshs despu9s do 10
novsna, % quemaran fusgos, 90 sleva
ran globos y tsndrsmos retreta. A
las diez ss salsbrark an baiIs do arts'
ssnos on los salones do 10 Acadia.
La 6sata tsrminar& el domingo
cue habra rstreta, y { los diez dc 10
noehs baile do sosisdAd qus 90 efse
IuAr& On el Consistorio.
Etc sorresponssl q nomhre dc ls
eonisi6n do 10 1ssta, Aiese el homo,
do Inv tar { La DENocRAcIA y cor
gusso 10 remitimoS el pre- grara do Ia
6ests.
Mas dc docs dias hsce que llus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
De TOA ALTA
Fiesta eI dia de Graciss.
Los nihos de las escueIas
cumpIen su deber.
Ell COMISIONADO
Ell COMIsIONADO
Tuno que vadea el rio en un
cQllUSo, -Muerte de Iso.
limo Narvaez.

Fl 30 de Novismbrs, que ACADIA dc
pAsar, ss selsbr6 en- lss sssuslas pd-
blisas do este pueblo ls HsstA del az.
boil,
Hubo eantoI, resitasion y dul'
css. Luego los maestros. con sus dis
efpulos, % dir 'gisr"n en- ordenada
procession. & 10 eseuels do sgricultars,
que 80 eneusntra & cortA distaHela do
10 lccAlidai, por 10 sarrstsra que con
duse Al CorozAl, dords eontinu6 10
fiesta.
TAnto q 10 Ida ee mo { "a retorno
eanIabau himnos alusivos al Act3.
Nos gusta YER & los nin9s On CSC
g6nsro do diversionss.
Eel mismo die 80 nos visil6 bre-
vemente el Comisionado dol interior.
Pss6 oil RIO, que sStAbA bastants srssi
do, on cagluco.
Va tendrfA oeasi6n dc YER & 10
sltura que 20 sneuentrA al pusnts do
sRio Lsias.s
Ell partido local unionista aea'
ba de tsner una erdida ssnsible.
Isolino Narvasx, uuo dc 81 esior'
zsdos luchsdores del barrio do econ.
torno.s dsspu6s dc una lutha eruel
con 10 mucrts, aeAba dc Oser rendido
On oil sspulero.
A 81 eondiei6n dc pAtriotA proha-
do, reunfa 10 do ser un veeino honrado
y trabsiador, msrseiendo por sus vir
tudss 10 confederation dbliea.
Un gran nero de vssiuos dc 90
barriu yue eRio Lsiass acomps q aron
Il sadGver & 10 dlsimA NC rAda. achrs
50 sspulcro, pisdosss mAnos fsmeni
mas dspositaron eoronas y flores.
mientras 90 sntreAbrian sus lAbioa
para ma, murar slgunas plegarias.
Homsnsis seneillo psro ole suents
conss grAdo por el sfeeio q 10 msmoris
do IN oompatriotA digao
Rsciba el nuestro on eGtas lidsas J
que Dios 10 premie On los regionss d.
luz
-Durants el mes de Noviemhr'
han oeurrldo las BIgulentes inaerip
clones, nacimienits, Si3 varones y II
hsmbraa; dsiuncionss. al; 8 vAronss !
l5 muisres' matrimonios, g.
Como 80 observe, murieron II
hsmbras; pero nscleron otras tantas
SIsmpre 10 sonssrvAci6n de 10 0specis
Aver no tuvimos correspondent
clio por las Avsnidas del rio do Il
SPlAta.S Lo ssniimos por 10 que o
Qued6 pendis nIe de.sAlidA,
CORRESPoNSAL
| Ostubre, 3 do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07

Seg6n los rumorss que sireulsn,
20 20 han podido poner do aeuerdo
Mr.. Croia -, Conssisro puerlorriqusiio
llque grseiAN Jefe del Consolidado y
Mr.. Ward. Causa do clio, ssgdn 10
information dc nusatro reporter nm 70.
lleto,
Hs ahi como ID sofa mas pequsfa
pusds ser eAusa del 1isguato mas gran.
Dc. para Algunos.
I'll folleto fne primoros am snte i'm
prsio, con m ainndmsro do ioiogrA'
fias del manicomio. L. mprsai6n fue
orceuada por Mr., Gosnsga.
Pero aqui visne 10 mGa eurioso.
SQli6n sutoriz6 Al ssfior Goena'
e para hAaer ese habsio? Es d.
suporsrse que fusra Mr.. Crosas.
SCon cargo & que parlida? ESQ
% 10 que pregunta el auditor Mr.,
Ward.
Y euando prsssnta Mr. CrosAs 10
cuentA, dice aQuel. sYo no psgo eso,
porQue no hay nipguna Icy que ls ~
toriee
Y prsgunto 10, lquien ssr6 sl pa
gano, On este aHunto? 5Ser& Mr.. Gro
ias? 5Ssr& el doetor Goensga? Sss'
| &. nj fn, el sPeOele { [ Porto Rtao %
II tismpo 10 dira.
Rero si no habia p&rtidA para
csc gAsto no dsbia hsberse hscho Ia
impression del follsto auuQue aeA mn y
bueno y dsmuestre Nm trAbsio son'
sienzudo.
Use hubisra evisado aAf Que el
Jefe del Consolidate tuviera que po'
nsrie frsnte & Mr. Ward y tpAtAr d
sostsner "a autoridad, eona que 90
10 ndo taera do Ley 90 muy psI'grosa
Ia hora do ahora. que muchos no 90
ben 10 que %.
Y 81 no que 90 10 prsguntsn & Al
gunos empleados del Depsrtamento d,
Mr. Crosas, que oslebran mushos CON
eiliAbulos dc POGO tempo & ssta pArts
Veremos on 10 que para todo esto
~
Y para teEminar voy q hscer unl
prsguntA para que me 10 contests
Iquien por Gonverisnte 10 Genga
i 20 relAoi6n hAbr& entire 10 ve
nidA del Presidents y laa ienuneias
eamhios dc tAntos altos lneionarios
ain sontAr son los que fAltan a6u?
JuqaIOt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07

ve torreneiaImenta Al txiremo do eau
sAr ~ dafo 10 lluvIa & les frutoa me
cores y les grandes eteeisntes del rio
arrasAron con oil tAbAeo atmhrado on
las vegas. Los eaminos rura'es 500
lOontiMd0 en- Ia pdQn0 51
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
PoR $1,000

~ soalado, ss vsa1s Ia sasz g.
nsnluA1a sBArrazaasa. Il saAl m
aaya sllaAdA sn q barrie q sLlaass
CoataR aa uaaa @r1ina. Diaaa a heFa
J astiz q Il pceas.tn. e. aompons
a 1 &c aaMrdaa e exMnaien. todMa
sropiaa pAFa las sismeEaa ~ ratcs
mnoFsa , e. paFEsalsf pAFa q atko.
90 sCalnns Tsana aos mAgni seoa
naaaasIa As paEA aaf q haaNF a a.
- - 49, - y - . -
q paFa sneaFcAr Dtca los tafoA EE
u ts Vastsa aaiaAf AAEia go a4e1
aaa ea TnnAdo,
Para lztoFmss dlFsFlrss & aoz Oh.
sa MaEinl-Pus oRlsa -aAllt sas
nFtfass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
EN- BR0MA YEN SER|O
LOS TRIuNFO! DEL PIRTIDO REPuBL|cAvO En- FL OTRO
MUNDO NO HAY QU|EN e Los ARRtBATE

Deseubierta 10 ssiA de los dispa.
parstsS, no hay siio sino para lgu'
noa titulodoS eteritorss de IN psiarrs'
90 Ponetn).
Psrplsio me qusdA , patIdifuso,
Al lesr % el refsrido pspel una a.evs.
Yaei6n con 10 que no pusdo satar CON
forms bsio nipgdn conespto.
VSsse 10 elase:
sEaa gloria 90 nusstrs, tan nues.
trs. d. una manera Absolpta s indis'
edtfble. que todos loa triuntos slecto
ra'es dc este y sl c tr0 m ando, nunsa.
iamks podlan arrsbAtGrnosla.
70 esto, hablAndo on plata,
meter 10 pxiA.
Como eAt6lieo. proteatsria do QUE
hubierA slsceiones sn las rtglones del
cielo y do 10 gloria, k.usarzA rspuhli
cana,
Como protestants. protsstarta tam
bien de que los republisancs llsv aran
su polflisa vds1 tSra hasta las mismas
pailas de Pedro Boterc.
Pero como espirit!sts, protesto d.
10 sontenido On dicho pErrafo, porous
no he hallado On mir gdn libro do Ia
FIloi6dea doctr!na ago que me Olga
que los espfritus dan meetings por
el espasio para sonseguir IN triun
fo....rspubliesno.
lDeie en- psx q los m1eries, Dor
Dios y no les molesssl
Pero q,6 oeurransia tan peregri
No eS 10 dc! trlur 10 electoral del otro
mundo.
Como si por oil no tuvIeran otra
sosa en que cupArse los polisicos que
on estA isla han sid,
Me pArees DIR & slgunos esl fritus
que AnimAron 4 los republieanos que
&c fusron, desir.
slNi Aqui nos dsis quietos 81 Agui
10 son Sus di'paratadas predicas. Des
pues que por ssguir aus idsAles esta.
moa bastante ap1 etaos. ahorA todavfa
quicre m.tsrnoH on mas oacuridAdls II
Psro, h b'ando en- ler!o, zen que
eatarl& penaAndo 81 autor del sueItc
cuando sasAmE6 on IL alba eusrlilla-
que dirla oil poetA-tamAlio dislate?
lAh. u caigc! % quo como antel
nos CANADIAN con los muert0s (que aor
los del otro mundo 6verdAo?, qu,
trAiAn de ala arribA para ganarnol
sea ahsio, 90 erey6 sl ArtisuiistA quI
On reslidAd esoS muertos eran electo
res hg'lsS del eupAeio trAidos & |,
tiara como chiv0
10 que es AeostumbrArse & uni
ideal TAnio eiudadAno trsleron do
0lro mundo cue eIeyoron 10 mas nA
turAl que ALA 90 seehrAn eleccione
y que podian IrAGr musrtoS & voIar 90
mp itbaroa entraron por NAnturee lee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07
LABORATORIO
Qufmico- Micrologico
n0et0r euIIIermO SaIazaE,
CHRISTINA. NJ 8.
AVISO

Ne vends por la milad de 50 VAloF
an apArslo para iabrieAr bebidaS ear.
bonAisdAs. Be eompons del generator
irss tusatss son sus eorreapondisntss
lAvadsros de gas, una msaa para lls-
mar botsllaa de IAponss Dc gravliAsion
, 10 llenAdor Dc aiionss.
Para infoTmss diFisiFsa sn CAmuy
A AMuuNIo 0AawTLLo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-07

gdn mslas lepguss dIespl proosdsnlss
de los barrios dc CGrolins, en- ests
capital.
La suerts que On sstAs elesciores
pasadas no huho mas que para los
uivos. Lo musr:os tuvisron que que
darse On 90 sspulero t6triso y som =.
brio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
DIR. sALMoN's POSITION.
Will Organize Bureau Of Animal In
dustry in Uruguay.

DIR. D. E. Salmon, former chief of the bu-
reau of animal industry, has been advised
by the Uruguayan government of the ac-
ceptance of his offer to organize bureau
of animal industry for that government at
of his living expenses. Dr. Salmon was ten
dered this position nearly a year ago, but
the Uruguayan government wanted to pay
only $4,000 a year, and the contract just
closed had been in progress ever since He
will leave for South America about Decem-
Der / next. He is now engaged in scientific
work In Montana in connection with SUITS
brought by cattlemen of that state against
the smelling trust.
The quits are for damages on account of
injury to crops and cattle by reason of ar
on the crops When cattle eat food thus
poisoned they sicken and thousands have
died. DR.. Salmon is making post-mortem
examination of the affected animals and
will be an expert witness in the litigation
One Of the first things DIR. Salmon will do
in Uruguay will be to draft a number of
United States cattle experts as assistants,
When he took charge of the animal indus
try bureau for the United States there was
quarantine in Europe against American
cattle on account of pleuro-pneumon1a and
Texas fever. Under his regime the former
epidemic was eradicated and he establish
ed an effective quarantine against the Tex
as fever. The result was that American
ed on the hoof. Europe has quarantined
now against live cattle from Uruguay, ana
the government looks to DIR. Salmon to re-
store its foreign market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
BIG CHURCH WRECKED
St. Michael, at Hamburg, De-
stroyed by Fire.
FOUR WoRkMEN KILLED
Tower and Spire Fall, Crushing Near
by Houses.
FLAMES SPREADING RAPIDLY
Rows Of Buildings in Neighboring
Streets Burn-Firemen Gain Con-
troll Finally-Historic Edifice.

HAMBURG. July 3.-The great church
of st. Michael, with it's tower and spire
426 feet high, was totally destroyed by
fire today. The tower in falling crushed
several neighboring houses, and they caught
fire.
Four worknen who were repairing the
church were killed.
The fire is spreading. Rows of build
ings on Englischeplank, Boemische and
kraienkempf streets are in flames
The wind is blowing strongly, and the
whole fire department of the city, with
many volunteers, is engaged in endeavor-
ing to stop the progress of the contia grafton,
The fire probably originated from de-
fective electric connections
When the tower fell the many thousands
Of spectators uttered involuntary cries that
together, sounded like a vast sigh.
The flames then blew up fiercely and
began to spread to adjoining houses.
The fire department finally succeeded in
obtaining control Of the flames.
The church was one of the citys objects
of pride. 1t was largely of brick and was
erected on the site of the ancient church
which was burned in 1850 as the result of
being struck by lightning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
GREAT ARTISTS TO SING.
Schumann-Heink and Dan Beddoe on
Saengerfest Program.

SeSA6 SAASSt 4OkId1u.
NEWARK, N. j., July 3.-With the con-
test for the kaiser prize, now in the hands
of the Juenger Maennerchor of Philadel-
phia to come tomorrow, the contest of So
cietfes of the first-class this morning, the
singing of the pupils Of the German-Ameri-
can and Newark public schools In the
armory this afternoon and the big concert
in the armory tonight, at which the mass
chorus and the solos of Nine Schumann-
the twenty-first national Saengerfest of the
Northeast Saengerbund will be brought to
a close.
Contrary to the published program, yes
terday proved to be the eventful day OF
the festival. made SO by the arrival of
the Baron Speck Won Sternburg Ger
man ambassador; United States Senator
Dryden of New Jersey, Gov. Stokes and
Representative Richard Wayne Parker.
tests in Olympic Park between the singing
societies of the third class and also at
tended last night the concert in the armory
OF which the mass chorus singing OF all the
societies and the solos of Nine Schumann-
Heink and Giuseppe Campanari We're the
principal numbers.
The Baron and Baroness Won Sternburg
went to Bernardsville after the concert,
where they were entertained overnight by
Senator Dryden at his summer home. Gov.
Stokes was the overnight guest of Major
LentZ.
The main event OF the fest will be to-
morrow, when the Priese-Lied will be sung
for the emperor's prize at Olympic Park at
10 o'clock am. There is deep rivalry for
this coveted trophy, and if the Philadel-
phians win it again it will be theirs for
always.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
GoREMYKIN WILLING.
Cabinet Will Have to GO, Says Pro-
fessor Milukoff.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 3.--While 1t is
generally assumed that the emperor yes
terday communicated to Premier Goremy-
kin his decision to bow to the demand of
parliament for the dismissal OF the cabinet
and that the premier expressed his perfect
willingness to retire, official announce
ment on the subject has yet been made.
The hitch. apparently, Is over the resolu-
ton of the constitutional democrats not to
accept office In coalition ministry. That
seems to have disconnected the emperor's
plans, and he Is said to be hesitating
whether TO persist in the effort to form
hybrid ministry composed of bureancrats
az well as liberals.
While declining to admit that the consti-
tutional democrats have even been In in
direct communication with the emperor,
Prof. Milukoff. one of the leaders of the
party, informed the Associated Press this
afternoon that he knew that the retirement
OF the Goremykin ministry had been de-
cided upon. He said the attitude OF the
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THAW's MOTHER LANDS.
In Ignorance of the Tragedy When
Yarmouth Met Her.

TILBURY, England July 3.-The news of
the tragedy in the Madison Square Roo1
Garden, New York. June 25, when Harry
Thaw shot and killed Stanford White, had
not been communicated to his mother, Mrs.
Thaw, when the Atlantic Transport Line
steamer Minneapolis, from New York June
%, docked here this morning. Extraordinary
precautions were taken on board 10 keep
any inkling of the tragedy from her until
relatives were able to break the news.
Mrs Thaw, who had been unusually
cheerful throughout the voyage was met
by her son-in-law, the Earl of Yarmouth.
and Blair Thaw, who came to Tilbury to
welcome her, and her face was wreathed
in smiles when she landed 1t was expected
that the news would be communicated to
her while on the train bound for London
AS she stepped ashore Mrs. Thaw was sur
rounded by friends and detectives, the lat
ter being detailed to prevent any stranger
from approaching her. After landing Mrs.
Thaw and her party boarded a special
train, from which reporters were expressly
excluded.
Thaw was still smiling apparently being
in continued Ignorance of the tragedy. The
Earl of Yarmouth said he would not break
the news to her until they reached the
house. She narrowly escaped hearing the
news at the docks. While the Earl of Var
mouth was talking to the American press
representatives a reporter for an English
newspaper attempted to speak TO Mrs
Thaw, but the earl intervened just in time
to save her from getting the first news
from a stranger.
Wireless nessa ges containing the news
were received On board the Minneapolis,
but the captain, having been SO advised
suppressed them.
On her arrival in London Mrs Thaw was
driven to the residence of the Earl of Var
mouth. where the news of the tragedy at
New York June 25 was broken to her She
bore up splendidly under the bow but has
not decided upon her future movements.
Mrs. Thaw Will Talk.
Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, July 3.-As Mrs. Thaw was
leaving the Tombs today she said that
when "the time came she would tell her
story in full"
This Is the first public statement she has
made. except to declare that she was mar
rled twice and to deny the valet's story,
since the crime.
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MAY STEADY PRICES.
Result of the Cotton Spinners' Con-
vention is Hopeful.

sShtAoh 40 4AoPSIG1s
LONDON, July 3.-Charles Wright Maca-
ra, chairman Of the committee of the In
ternational Federation of Master Cotton
Spinners and Manufacturers Associations,
who just returned here from the cotton
spinners congress at Bremen, thinks that
the international organization is within
measurable distance OF obtaining its main
objects, namely, the steadying of prices,
the checking of professional gambling oper-
atoms, the appointment of a commission
to investigate the rules of cotton exchanges
and finally the Improvement of the ginning
balfng, transporting and marketing of cot
ton. He considers the decision to improve
the marketing, etc, of cotton to be the
most important taken by the Bremen con-
gress. He estimated that $5,000,0 coo could
be annually saved in these items in Amer
lean cotton alone, and believes that the
strong financial position of the American
growers, enabling them to hold their cot
ton, will have important influence in
steadying prices, and while Mr. NIAGARA
considers that the desired minimum price,
10 cents, be exceedingly profitable, he thinks
that users will not grumble at 1t.
Finally, Mr., Macara attaches great i'm
portance to the promise of the users Of
cotton that America is prepared to coop
crate with the European spinners.