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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
Don't Despair.

Obstacles in your way? Of
course. All good men have
them. Be of good cheer. Many
a mau has risen to greatness in
spite of obstacles. These, for
instance:
Kitto-Born in a poorhouse,
Chief Justice Chase-Near.
sighted, had an impeachment in
his speech.
Estey, the organ maker-Giv-
en-, away at 4 years of age ha d
scarcely any schooling.
Peter Cooper-Was only one
year at school.
Thurlow Weed-So poor in
boyhood that one cold Marc b
day he had to wrap pieces of
cloth about his feet in place of
socks and shoes.
Andrew Caruegie-Son of an
immigrant; worked as bobbin
boy in a mil! for $1.20 a week.
Detroit News. Tribune.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
Confederate Home Officers.

Higginsville, Mo-, Jan. A
At the annual meeting of the
Board of Managers of the Con.
federate Home of Missouri,
held here to-day, officers were
elected as follows:
W. S. McClintic, of Monroe
City, president, vice MAJOR
James Bannerman, of st. Louis
who recently resigned; Major
G. H. Vandiver, of this city,
vice president; W. H. KEENAN,,
of Mexico, secretary, and B. F.
Merdock, of Platte City, treas.
urer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Teachers are more positively
in favor of uniformity in the
use of text books than ever be.
fore. Some favor county con.
tracts for long terms. Others
favor state adoption, one third
changed every two years, for a
period of six years. The next
legislature will do something to
settle it. The past six months
has been a campaign of educa-
ton as to merit of books, but
school boards and. superintend.
ents do not want it to continue.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
List Of Letters.

Remaining unclaimed in post.
Office, Monroe City, Mo-, on
Jan. 9, 1906.
N. F. Earhart
Mr. Lee johnson
Mr. p. II. Kizer
G. N. Lutz
Miss Amelia McMichael.
To obtain any of these letters
persons must say advertised
]. P. PATTON,
Postmaster.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
N. G.

The old saying: Where ever
you find the wind New Years
morning, there you will find it
once every twenty.four hours
for forty days, is no good. Sun
day afternoon January Z, 1906
it was in the north and remain
ed there until midnight January
8, and if you will take the
trouble to keep tab on it, you
will find that state of affairs
several times before February
10, 1906.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
Women As Church Stewards.

Macon, Mo-, Jan. THE
Reverend Irwin T. Lebarou. the
new pastor of the Christian
church here, startled his con,
gregation this morning by an,
nouncing he was gong to ask
the membersJo of the church at
the business meeting next week
to vote for two women to serve
with the Board of Church Stew
ards.
1t is a common thing here fol
women to act in or to direct
charity work OF the church. but
this will be the first time they
have been asked to assist it
the government of church af
fairs.
Il have great confidence il
the intuitive good sense and
fairness of women" said Mr.
Lebanon, land with two ener
getic members of the sex on tn
board we will have an efficien
governor to control any errati
conduct of the men,"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
Florida.

Christmas passed away peace
ably and quietly.
Several came home to visit
parents and relatives here dur
ing the holidays Milton Humes,
of Poplar Bluff, Sumner Cass,
of Hannibal, DR.. RUDE Poage,
of Sbelbina, Dick and Duncan
Richart. of Hannibal. Earl
Cowherd, Military school, aud
others.
Quite a number OF turkey
feasts we're given by the hos
plta BILE wives during Christina S
week Some of the creates t
feasts we're given by Mrs. w. L.
CrigIer. Mrs. j. L. Hayden,
Mrs. Ed O'Daniel and Mrs. Jack
Stewart, though all were suit
a ole for kings.
Miss Mary Green closed a
very successful school near
Paris and is now attending
school at Kirksville.
Dan Violet and mother have
just returned from three
weeks visit in south Missouri.
]. W. Lyon, of Perry, and
D. w. Lyon, of Quincy, visited
a few days here last week.
Bart Scobee and family re.
turned Saturday from Quincy
where they had spent a week.
Miss Bessie Hayden is visit
ing her sister, Stella Roney,
near Paris.
A. A. Firkin, OF Illinois, is
here trying to dispose of an i'm
ported horse.
One day last week the Mod
ern Woodman of this place
Joined IN a rabbit hunt. They
killed about ninety. On Satur
day night they gave an oyster
supper. All report a jolly good
time.
Mrs. Yes Rouse is suffering
severely with. a swollen hand
caused from a small splinter.
1t is feared blood poison will
set in.
Manda Donnelly, wife of
Willis Donnely (coD, near Green
lawn, died Tuesday and was
buried here Wednesday.
A Happy New Year to the
DEMOCRAT and it's many read
ers, is the wish of the writer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Helena, Mont, Jan. 3.-The
United States grand jury, which
adjourned last Saturday, indict-
ed among others Joseph P,
Woolman of Helena, formerly
United States marshal for Mon
tana. on a charge of illegally
fencing public lands in Teton
county. Woolman was foreman
of the grand jury up to the time
an indictment was returned
He gave bail in 81, 900 to plead
next Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
Horrible Deaths.

Haverstraw, n Y. Jan. 9 -
At least fourteen persons are
believed to have persisted in
the landslide which carried sew
eral tenement houses down in
the cav PIT here last night. Up
to 9 o'clock this morning none
If the missing bodies had been
recovered, 1t was believed all
the missing were dead. A large
force of men were kept at work
in search Of the bodies.
Undermined by the shifting
clay that had been sottened by
Yesterdays snowfall several
homes with their three score
sleeping occupants toppled
over the brink of the pit aud
crumbled to pieces The houses
which were of wood, were set
on fire from overturned stoves
and the debris was soon a mass
of flames.
Some fifty or more tenants
escaped with more or less seri
Gus injuries, while a number
variousIy estimated at from tif-
teen to eighteen are believed to
have been killed outright or
burned to death.
Those known to have per.
ished are
Mr.. Nelson. furniture dealer.
Benjamin Nelson, his son.
Mrs Silverman.
Fred Silvermdn, a boy,
A Jewish rabbi.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cohen.
Five Cohen children.
Inc missing include: Mrs.
Bailey; two OF the Mannion
FANNY; the entire LIuny family
seven Hebrew laborers
The landslide occurred on
Rutland street east OF town,
where two blocks OF houses are
supposed to have been under.
mined by workmen digging
clay for brickmaking. The
catastrophe occurred without
warning and while the victims
were asleep. Seven houses
went down in a crash. They
had stood on the brink of a pit
a hundred feet deep and when
the clay gave way were carried
to the pits bottom.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11
Ninety-SiX.

Monday Jan. 8, Mrs. A. G. G..
Walker, mother. of R. M. Walk.
err, celebrated in a quiet way
with little dinner, her ninety
sixth birth day.
Of course physically, Mrs.
Walker is not what she was
fifty years ago. but she is still
spry enough to ride around and
go where she Wills and is as
bright mentally as an average
woman of fifty.
See Mark Hawkins and get a
nice quarter OF beef.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Washington, Jan. 9.-Rep-e-
sentative Sheppard of Texas
today introduced a resolution
providing for the appointment
of a committee of Republican
and Democratic members of the
house to investigate the recent
violent expulsion of an Ameri-
can mother from the White
House offices and employees
while she Was seeking an audi.
ence with the president of the
United States.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Ell Paso, Texas, Jan. 9.-Fifty
miles of Rock Island track are
nov blocked by snow near Car,
riEozo, N. M. Five rotary snow
plows and 100 men with picks
and shovels are at work. Rock
Island trains are being sent
around on a 700 mile detour by
way of Forth Worth or over
the Santa Fe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Time to kill hogs. The moon
is right. See Mark Hawkins,
have him get you "a hog and
kill it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Hayden and Yates and W "
Handley, yesterday sold l6
head of good mules to Ed Wor.
land.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-01-11

Cloaks at Cost at Williamson,
Yates & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
Two Killed by Boiler Explosion.

nlmiugham Ala. Nug II A. Ens
Deg, Nl FldA, tlu hnllrr ~ loco
motive 80 &c. vt tho Birmingham
Sulthrru railrosd exploited Nhilr m,
engine Was near tho furnaces ~ the
lcuucss,r Cont Iron and RAILROAD
,uW.au' Engineer ~ iiriuk'r au
Fireman Claude White were Instant,
N,l,I ani 'arlr bpll,s blown ~ frar
m,u't \ f.rmru ~ living iron pip.
struck ne rnrlnrcr a. furnace ~ Z
and hc ~, badly hurt 49, Was altn a
u'rro sWi.oluau. Mo was working Iu
tlr railroad 'a.is nolrby
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
WANT cHeArHAm TO RESIGN jon
Alabama Commission Talks Of Cotton
Association Situation,

Montgomery, Ala Aug lS--COm.
missioner q Agriculture L. T. Poole
said Thursday that he believed that
SECRETARY CGca,aam, of the Southern
Cotton association, uugdt tO rpSign, as
1, has been SloNu that Ae has dealt
In futures He believes that every
man has rig=t 10 deal In futures Il
he sees NJ, - long IA such action does
not compromise some other mon or
organizations
MY idea u.s." Mid Colonel POnlc,
that the people " the south ought tn
say 10 MIR CAratham. We appreciate
very much what YOU have done. and
your services IN Washington will al
ways he remembered, but YOU have
made mistake which In likely to hurt
tue southern cotton association, and u
Is best for YOU and the association
that Sou drop out This I ,hink, ~
the hest AMI safest course Tor Mr.
Chcatham To pursue aud am sur,
that the meeting Ut Little Rock early
In next month should ash for tho rcs
igua'iun ot Sscrc AIRY Chcatham
There Is evidenced ON the "pnr, ut
the public IN his -cctinn The greatest
conhlcac+~1n tho southern Cotton 49,
suCiatlur. ana many look u II this
year u, In the past we. to help keep
the price ~ cotton up u T. Thought
that there Will ar uu trouble In main
uIuiur the organization for the good
at tie furmu't who have been so
much inter, ID In Hrd t.I,,i .hy Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
sv.o.,d. wo,s a, cso.,,vs,lon.

iia'nh Rouge IA MA ~ lircaa,s
y % a.'esrt lul' ftr Cumberland Tsi
rrhptr aui telegraph company d.
us,s ne feiar'Ion ~ ~ pet cent IN
lbr t,ii 'i1r service rscsniiy ordered
b. ,h- I1uiaaaa railroad commission.
IA company has supp-nisd ths work
81 eunsifp' k,n anI Impeoy~men be-
iuE male No. Fnfip1s ss~tlOhs ~ the
state Tho ne fptl llns rsfss o.
bu' ~ Toto -Hn't pstil sspt 7. shd
,hs Cumberland company ,hs oaiY
esn Dssg az efsd Wili have aAiii thai
time ~ ausass - basiassa foe ths
EsW schedule
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
Came to Atlanta and Disappeared.

McRae, Ga, Aug 1S-Olin Pharr,
the abscondlng cashier of the chi.
Zens' bank Of this place, who has
been located in Livingston, Mont, left
McRae on June 10 last. presumably
To attend the Bankers convention
which was In session at that time In
Atlanta. He arrived In Atlanta on
Sunday afternoon In order tn be pres
ent at the opening OF the convention
Monday morning With him Was A.
Z. WhiddOn, cashier OF the Merchants
bank OF McRac, and hey registered at
the Piedmont. After short ride
about the city, they returned TO their
room and MIR. Whiddon went To fll AN
engagement with his relatives In West
End. Mr.. Pharr claiming headache
and said tina, he would lie down aud
rest
When MIR. Whlddon reached his
room about II O'Clock that night hs
friend was gone. leaving No message
While alone In the hotel during the
early evening hours Il seems that MIR
pharr wrote a Letter to his wifo stat
ing that be was short In hi, accounts
aud that he was going away never %
return An examination Of his boOS
showed a shortage. aud II VAS holioy.
ed Al that time that the constant
brUOdiug over his ruuhlo had tempo.
rnrily unbalanced his mind
The Surety company camc forward
promptly and paid the bond then be-.
gan a quiet search for Mr. Phafr's
whereabouts He will BE- brought
back witaln the week ana II Is quite
probable that his shortage vii, De
made good aad that there viii be- no
prosecution
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

Bsn franeiseo. Agg ~ The bshs
eisaFiaEs - San IFaSsisso shss marh
ssuyRy 10 DssiaSsa dafiaE he pasl
sees fbs iasFsass over a4' 30.
sas . go cent sBi ne t,'sis 5sfs
ssH ss,gs tss go sso 0og mafs Fsl
tas SEES sndins TAafs8sy ssssa. ABs
SET 10. ip9s. fhs sissfiess ssfs ca
yititT - sEalssl So itDgtI ~ .ks
tsrs sssa ~ 1906 Ths lHsFssss y
ts..SSifs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

Washington - G.. Aug II Accord
INK .u Information reaching tur ul,I
garment the recent collision bc
'a',u 'ao .oi'.".Y,ps Nhlama suI mo-,
l,.uul, vii cot it. government 90
'"o IN repair. principally ~ che Illl
rI's 81 Hplh ma vessel cnuuur b.,
compl"'.N repaired In time Tor il,
pfrsi'.u's r,.''E ~ oyster ia, Sh,
Nill prIi'l.a.c IN ,flai function and
return % thr gard later
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

New Ylgk. Aux ls--llke Rob.
lnson Cfuso.. only wi'hnut a mar ~.
day. and with certainty ~ rescue
Alfred ] klcin all sp-nd three
monihs on KsrKuelen ISLAND awaY
south % the indian ocsanS@d bali
say bs,uesn Tasmanls and Tho south
ern sui u The eoniinsnt % Africa
ne IL being sent thi,hsS b. the Ma
scum ~ Nsinral History for purposes
Of researcA. AM expects 20 sAii from
B,~'ou 10 September ThropEh the
voyaEs, ~ . SAalinE veassi. the mo
scum holds lnfofmatioa aboai The 10.
and uslea beAds % . belief that The
islsad coa'aiss many sg-s isasas of
plan, and animal Me sasifsiy sHknOwH
70 he World - tciehes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

White Plains COaR. AaE ~ DeD
nv Sheriff r0sassnd In the t0~n ~
tesf'dsis held 90 q i0afia1 ess Thars
dsS foF speeding a. 'hs rate ~ -
miis. 90 aDaF IN shieh ssrs senator
aai hfs Chas1esy fI~psS ssi sn,tasf
woman. said ~ BE- q ssis''ys ~ IL
ssasieg IRE ehsHT-ur fHnlad 20
sssdisx th~ sJssl amif senator Do
ps~ siis1 stib ~ mha saylaz fhs
sD~~a hsd ST iaDfrt'si hig a. fst'
~ save . etsh bal o. ne ehasf.
fsagE agvssfanee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
Ns.,.ehu,.,,, Bans cla..d.

''irs'un. Aug ~ -The comp
trIllsf ~ tnH cufrvncs has trccis.d
aitic's D., .rLfam ffIn Natipnal
hAnt Esamin"f Ever ,h1i ihe F1rsl
Na'lonil Hank 20 Chrires. Mas ha.
pr"n closed by the action ~ the Al
r'o'ots Examiner E'rf has beet 40
po.uie'i receiver The failure ~ thiA
BAN ~as reported b, be- rsamln~r ~
b' DE-" tn crc.ssivs lYana ~ odirrr,
ani directors - the bans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

HaoOn Gs Asa i,--Aess' fhir,,
trsasfcs Tisis h fAs Nsooa kkifi4s
miii a. ths noynsf - iiasth,srs~ NJ
~aiAsd Ssi Thafstt HssuisE - =
ssFts@ s~~ssss - ih-if fsliaf~ - 10
sst's 81 irerss.s - 81 ssai - 49,
Aptsa Esifs - ssn LSss shi~b Afs
asksf Airrgt grn stifs - talf 49,,
Hsts - ar tsi'f sa'raf q fas s.if..
49, - sifis r'eHirsf 80 - rsr fBi
~ iHsff r-ssafs o. f'r~sffs4 fe
~ saf e9penstrr rnf Has sss elt
iPT pass - N4ivf - xsssss. asl =
@Ais w>f4ssa fsrrs - seeA AZ
Dos Eta : b -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

ChlDaEo Nug Is dIt the freq
lunch s'f,.l IN bundle, ~ salponA ~
DulraFu ls prE'b ,lmpof,d ~ meat
IN rundl'in absnluirN uplt fpt use.
Naa discovered THURSDAY bi Food
Inspector Murra5. whrn hls forces -
assistants railrd harm ~ i2i Illinois
street uvnod by william Davidson
Tho place contained thlrty stoves over
which sis men we're w1thl Ing In an ga
drayor a. prepare dlA, ased pork and
besf Into q ssmbianr" ~ lfa original
tofm aud thereafter manufacture" "
into tree 'urrh frt The saloOn trsis
Tho mon wutAius IN The awful slehch
~ the place sa.v arrested on warrants
svotn nut bt Inspector Murray. aud
vi,h DA,.l.un 90" accused ~ ysolat
inE tho h"altl ordinances ~ ths ciiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

i"ndpn AnE ~ Tho funsfal ssf
sir-s FRIDAY Y,sf thH body ~ Mr.
rfsiris tI0hn Oliver flpbbsi Esrs
iafEsiy attended Ambassador Reid
ant hts Hsid and mShJ other AmsH
csns AID nHmhsr % EnsIisa ~ host
ana wnfsrs sors pfrssst Aynslgsof
iifoub delivered a mDathsilr ss9 sH
Dgiv,lr s''-sss dafisS wtish -
ausl, ap,n the deeply religions ufs
20 lhs deceased
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
Governor SEES NEGRO
KILLED By LYNCHERS
State Executive Powerless tc
Prov ut Lynching.
GIRL IDENTIFIED HER AssAlLANr
Governor Hayward Pleads with lndio.
nant South CAroIinAnS, But In Vain.
Object Of Wrath Shot 10 Death Near
Victims Home,

Columbia, =. c., Aus lS..-Within
tho shadow uI the house ~ his Vic.
| tim. Miss jennie lruoks. after having
been Identified 10y her. aud after nuN
Crnur u &. llcyWard. VINO went to tnr
scene at the trouble and had addressed
the moo In vain, hob Davis, the ne
gru who ON Monday murdCruusly At
tackled Mas nruuks with intent To
commit assault. aud who afterwards
outraged Negro glrl ~ years old
VAS lynchcd about : ia o'clock Thurs
DAY evening.
Governor Howard reached the
captured \ platform Wht erected ~
= tcnc, corner an the prrw' 90 " a.
victims htl,f from which Governor
Howard addressed tho mob Ia an ct
tort Ia proven, tNc Nuchlug
The guNcrDu, br.r,,hrd tuc mob not
tn lyuch Davis. but In vain ~ tho
conclusion Ut his speech The governor
VI, ,o,ifctuusN chyrr,d
Ihc mob u.u r.uu,,i the prison
81 IA q place Vlruu ~ short distance
Ot the nome ~ lbu Victim where De-
Negro WA rlddl,d with bullets II ~
Impossible ~ estimate the crowd ~
Clilfcus from several ,puu'ira hal
sat. 40 .uc sscuo AMI Tor iva dhyt
mad h,,u loo pursuit. of hr n'ud hut O.
T. o,rlu r,' hruIrrl, ~ bullrta
were a.u. tlruuau'Dl. bod
Thr militia I'm thlf see Ion NJ no
state 4, aIt .u,1Wp,d ~ thlrktmuu
"a AMI t..r N"'u up noarh, troops
to uo ,il.r1 upon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
PAARR CAUGHT IN MONTANA.
Ascending Cashier Of Bank AZ Nc
Rae Ca, Is Under Arrest.

Livingston, Mont, Aug. lS,--Oia +.
Pharr vas arrested here upon advice
from McRae, Ga. where Pharr was
cashier OF the Citizens bauL lie Is
charged with defalcation
Pharr was travelling under the name
OF w. W. Williams, claiming to be a
de, ective In the employ Of the Geor
gia bank, In hunt for the missing
cashier.
A. l., Ryals. a director OF the Nc.
Rae bank. arrived Thursday evening
and identified the prisoner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
KILLING Guard convleta Eseare,.

Charleston. = G.. Aug lS--Frlgn.
ing illncss. three negroes. Aonzo
Goodwin. Hammond wilson AMI Geo
Kenny. convicts. serving hong terms on
the chalngang of the sani airy and
drainage commission work. near Ash.
lev Junction, stopped In the stock
ade Thursday, and about O'Clock
having asked for water. seized and
overpowercd ~ G. stello the white
guard. and cut his throat Wih q butch.
or knife. Two TRUSTEES" a. the stock.
ade we're locked In by the men. who
ranSacked the guards rooms. donned
civilian clothes. and escaped into the
nearby sWamps The men. contrary
Ia rules. we're not chained IN the
stOckade. The TRUSTEES broke out
and spread the alarm slerins
posse l. securing the woods Nlih
blOodhOunds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

valparaiso Is fortified seaport OF
chill. aui ,ue most important conner.
cal ..,. Ya tie western coast Of
NOu'. Nr.',.a It Ia, a population
ol J..u I ..o II Is the capHal
OF q p....... 80 he same name. and
is situated ur Il ,drgc bay Ia the Pa
clhc Ocean 20 miles Wcstnrrhwes, OF
sauua.J. VIA which 1t Is connected
by ra.,
Tl, Day ot Vairara ,. which is wei
81 l'.,d or 'lr,c sides /, boundcdi
by RANK ., ~ II.i, rising o. from 1000
go l,ur ter. &.gh on tAc slopes Of
which considerable portion ~ the
city OF Valparaiso i, built On he
south side II 'hc Bay az, On" spacious
suburb. OF NVoyo Mai"com and Gran
Nv,uiGa. from which pass out one of
tue Finest oi the thurolghlatcs Of Val.
pllai.o. the Avcuida Dies ia~ Delicias
The bower central portion II the city
l. constituted by IA" Almodral. having
regular ana attractive streets, and
containing thr prIncipsl business
houses. the park, the plaza Victoria
and the national theater
To the west Of the city on The quar-.
ter OF the city known as the Puerto
C,he port IN Which are situated the
greater number 81 the public buildings
sud the vast warehouses which line
the auals and sand docks In this
portion of The city. however narrow
and crooked streets are still feature
bu, the other sec Ions Of the Ci'' have
ar attractive. modern appearance" the
buildings ~ the business streets being
massiveiy built
Among the monuments In Nalpsra
iso ara those ~ ColuDbus Wheel
wright (who established - am nati
CATION On the Chilean c1as,i Admiral
Prat AMI Thomas Cochrs9r orranilef
OF the Chilean navy The cl'f has
various academic and collegiate insil
tui!ons q naval school school tor ma
rlnss. museum Of natural history ~.
Geographic bureau. etc. and !is indus
trial establishments compfiss tpunf.
res. railroad ami mAchlae shops. 80
gar reaneFies. bFsvsriss. tbsu,ief.s .
large bottiinE EorAs an factories y
al kinis Elevators connect 'he lnS
81 par, % the city With the villa sec
kiOn % tas helshta The por; ~ Va
parKiso n tSs terminus ~ lmppriahi
Inca of steansrs for Europe ~ "a
Of tue straits ~ MsEeiian ard Pas
ana ssd 10 the center ~ The S5s'a
Americas ooasiipg serv,res O. cuu
talns q narsrpas fcTsiEn eoioaY can
ps.~d rsissy - British Csrfasr 90
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19
AID AGAINST BLACKS
BEGGEDOF ROOSEVELT
Citizens Say Negro Troops Have
Threatened to Burn Town.
THE CITIZENS ARE DESPERATE
urusHt Appeal Also sent to Texas
Senators and the Governor To AID
Town Wksrs outraass Were Recent
Iy Committed by Negro Troops.

Brownsville. Tex, Aux lS.-No re-.
vlies being received by tLe l0ycs,lgat
ing committee 10 request, Tor prutyc.
lion and relief from the strain unirr
which this city has been since the out
sage committed by the uthiu soldiers
On Monday night. the committee has
sent most urgent mt ssaI" to Pres
ldent Roosevelt. United state, SvGa
tors Culbcrson and Bailey and GOV.
ernor lanham dctAillng the outrage
and stating that after two DAYS an
gent inquiry, IL has been found that
no blame attaches to the citizens. 81 !
asking that tnc negroc, be- replaced
10y white truups The message states
that threats have been wlJr DIV 'h'
soldiers that they viii l. .IN ou' ..uuu
aud burn the town. al % b. .vi
the i've commissioned uhcrr, ,Jaupt
control the men.
TIE governor aud senators are I'm
plorcd - do all they can 10 secure
the removal " the neLt '1u,, L.
Is expected the gpNcrnu,a' iuNosllra
ton will result M Cpg.tmJ,.idl tpl
one ur more officers.
\ citizens guard ot g. mon t. stl
toned along tlc road u''No,u this
city ana Fort Brown. aul II the nu.
gro soldier. att,Wp, 90 cave .Uc gar
rison Il IL the ayowod Nurpn,v ~ DE
citizens 10 shoot them down
Four hundr.I wrcn,.j"r rlr, Nrr,
sold To ciiiz,ns Thursday
The rcpor, IVA 10, oflcrre ~ mo
earr,,ou arc themselves afuii u the
negro troops hn- determined DO, cllI
z,us a. take uo chances MBuN pro
pie arr lca,lng th,lr hpmcs nn ne
side OF Dhe city near Fort Brown
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-19

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