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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
1AtCr1oN8sAIEs, Future Days

ltAUCllONA0 ALG0B - utuI0 Lays
BY Edw " K1ss cY Rto gFsen s Redo
He'll ESTATE Agents and Auotion s'a r.
CoUAr SALE y, ~ I or s'55 3Hss.8l
NV IA In u u II IL ~ q
me EAUrtFU L gu 9 lHsAN i TOM Z,
Wlth IS Acres, 81 ths late
Henrico County Treasurer
WALTER j TODD, Dec az
ApJo1N1Na ciEsrsN r. HILL (, "a; And
h! Tn16 AREH}t 7AhK l M11H Rb9c
aNoY o 81 e'H fRh MSts 3 NllsA &.
ana iSss soat iSa strse NS' e
foot lot, i, the city OF Richmond, on east
1.-The. OF Ttg lesion Street, near the Male
BY virtue OF d decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county Of Henrico, entered
hesen nppos f e. sPri ppoceed t. sell al
WBDsS III { 81 + S0 Il, e $50,
5thereia'fterssay about s:so-the two frame
houses on 11ggesto on street.
could not 4 io n Setter than SECURE Ills
swater and all city conv,enlences, not a. e
Scesslble by the Chestnut Hill and High, !.
land Park Electric Line. Nice shRdy
grove and I'LL necessary out hot ses, ana
syerytRRng II nd nd ssge
iiEh o. Berries and elegant Orchard:
THE very short TINT before this IS acres e,s
this property very desirable as n IN
After sale Of the homestead say about
az Mwsh W', se dra ne
OF Winder Street with q dept y Of Of 10
fe T};R as e 10 1ill, -tourtn
cash; 8. ~ ana IS months; AS Sto 9 the
sss as sassrea Sea
sale. and evidenced BY reg otiable notes; 1, or
all cash, at option Of purcha ser. !, me {, 4
the purchase money Is ,pnid. and the con
veyance Is ordered ere, to be n1 T = ~,
ifs 4 M 20 LANE STERN }SSi
n 5s s.; "a Special Commissioners,
4 Rose Co. and ais, auctioneee GERS
II the clerk's once 81 the Circuit Court
W. w r. az TODD st ais. Plaintiff,
against Il 81 !. wv, Y 3, ".
Isadora Todd Of ais Defendant.
4 L. f. r. Phil lips, deputy CLERK of&tne
tui Of the Special Commissioners by
the decree rendered in said cause on the
I'd day OF July, 1905. has been duly given.
a Given under my hand MS clerk OF the
said court, this 9Th day OF July. 1900.
~, AZ p. r. al PHILLIPS.
TX q, 5, Il Deputy Clerk.
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In the Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court
Of the Countyyof Henrlco: Kate s.. Proc.
etc, Plnlnti e., SSa n
( + Depnty Clerk Of the said Court
do certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the decree rem rem
5dered In said cause on the 28th y day q
June, 1906, has been duly given. ,E5
Given under my hand MS clerk o.. the
said court this Both day of June. 1905.
u. r. PHILLIPS, Deputy Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES onday.
lFtttl - i y. y,
'fR 40 {. - MARI :

n UC-r1ON SALll s. II
aoF a LARGE AssoRTM " EhN,T o s
Fl HOUSEHOLD GOODS, SUCH As
\ III LEATHER coUcHEs, SO ~, y = 3
4 y 3 8 u & Il Z. s., DRoPHEAD SINGER i. Z
iSsi Sc WING MACHINES, AT QUE AUG J1cs,. !.
TON n oUsE. la53 al NJ NJ .i s
MONDAY, JULY 9TH, AT 1880,
viii sell n lot 81 Useful household goods
10 make room, MS we arc crowded Tor
room, Single and Double Nnfdrohe IS.
extra Tne Chitl's Crib Bed. only
used three nights. Lcatlcr cpuches, Par
3ior suits pictures, lInll RnGks. CARPETS;
si1rnggcts. 9 Gal; Standing Desks. ladies'.
F lspIi Redsteads, lot smoking. Tobacco.
3i8Oneti Carriage md lots Of other goods s
4 YOU may need. II 80, call cal ana iook IS
5nround. b !,
i.5 one Runabout nearly new. Horse ana ana
Harness for sale at IL NJ ~
a TIL Il STANDARD AtCTlON# co.
IF @ I2nfnrd MannEer md SNlesmn y. a
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+, BY j. D. Carneal & Son,
RenlE Estate AuctiOneers.5j
~ oMM1ssIoNER's gAUCT1o ON ID SALE
- OF AZ GOD DETACHEDHDoNWN,E ELL IT,
ING NO. 1900 IYABIIIN GTON STR I5l1l':.

q COMMISSIONERS AUCTION !z SALH
~ OF AZ G OoD#DBTACHED8 DWE t,I q.
ING NO. 1900 WABHINGToN$s STR I1l0a':.s
Pursuant TO a decree entered n 81 the
Chancery Court 5of the city Of Richmond
on June II. 1906. in the cnuselof James p.
and ais ys. OctaYla X. Bla ck-
burn and ais, I will on q ~ L II 3
8NVEDNESDAY, JULY u, h 1eO6, IN
at 6 O. clock p. Nj, proceed to sell the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
+ All that certain lot or parcel o. land.
with ali improvements thereon. lying and
being In he county OF Henrico, State OF
Virginia near the clty8of Richmond, be-
ing a part Sof.Itot Nc. q. SQUARE No 1Go, II
"A dams 3 Addition, fronting on the south
side OF Green or Washingt ton Street TWEEN.
ty-four eetMand ten sinches' 4l(24 feet; 10
inches( ana running back he tween parallel
lines one hundred and two feet and nine
inches The dwelling has Y q bout seven
rooms halls and fall conveniences neces-
sary to such aSproperty. 4 he loca tlon
is good and quiet. The property Is always
rented This will mako a good home for
n beginner S.. ls IN. q, \.
money to 10 paid III cash, and the balance
in two equal instruments at. and IL
months from date of sale, evidenced by
notes offsthe purchaser bearing Interest
from date, and the title to be retained by
the court untii%the entire purchase price
is paid; or all cash, at the option OF the
rprc n
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>,zz.JaLENI!NE- AycTIoNc
Phi ONE 1906 IN.
SIS EAsT +; 81

OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
,I RON BEDS, DINING #TABLEs, q NJ
ling CHAIRS, OAK RUFFETs,$ CHINA
I'M CLOSETS, FOLDING BEDS LEATtl.3
st3ERg coucHEs AND ROCKERS ETC.
n aATEssAUCTlON.3s ~ 4i58a, t 7$j
TOMORROW (MoNDAY), JULY 9TH,
Il II IN "a T 1880 a. M, iS:S
q ssoopr salesrooms. No 61s, East Broad
Street. will hold our regular Monday
auction Of Household Furniture, consist
Ing Of good Walnut and Oak ChaTber
Walnut and oak Extension Tables. Oak
5Bnffets, Oak China Closets, Felt.5A1nt,
stresses Odd Beds, Leather Couches and
Rockers, Parlor5 Chairs Sand Rockers,
Lace Curtains, Mirrors, Pictures, Oak
Dining Chairs, Bed-roo Chairs and
Rockers, Marble-Top Center Tables, fine.
.Sien (square) Piano (handsomely5 carved,
iJardinieres. Vases Childs Iron Bed,
Wardrobes, Kitchen Safes, Kitchen Ia
Sbles.5 Mating, &c. 5{ @
srsadics most respectfully invited # to
attend 75s5 @sssss4. q! I'll
4 THE, VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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y AUCTION SALE
OF sac, 900 sToc x AND FIXTURES oF.
% MONDAY, JULY 9Tt AT $3.50 a. M.
9AND.4 AND g. p. M, AND ICoNTlNU.-.
ling FROM DAY O DAY&sU y
A53 STOCK is CLOSED QUIZ AT@THEl
STORE, NO. 2o5 e. BROAD s ne , Il.
81 we will sell for the account OF Browne
"a Constine their entire stock of High
grade Crockcry Cut Glass. 4 Silverwnrc,
3Garnitewalo. Brc-n Brac,. Etc. s..
Inns been offered at public auction in
this city ana n rare chance to purchase
such goods at tho highest bidHns every
article In their entire stock will be sold
this way. Handsome souvenirs given
away a I the close Of each sale. SO be sure
and attend sale
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.. Il
3ta Il. Il G. BufordS Manager and Salesman
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AT THE
Bazaar.

will have for sale at our regular
auction, next "WEDNESDAY. JULY5llTH,
two hundred md twenty-five (225) horses
and mules.
Tho horses conalst Of Southern chunks,
oilers. heavy draft, md general purpose
horses.
The mules run In size from 900 to 1890
pounds. Among them are some as good
and lumber business; some that arc sea
soned and ready for Immediate use. I'll
~ am satisfied that you can get any
class horses or mules that you want. Be
sure 70 attend this sale. viii do my
are not bringing as big prices now as
they have been by ton or fifteen dollars
per head. G
Trusting that you will continue to favor
inc With your patronage. ! am,
JOS. LAslTTET.
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Pnner From Cotton Stalk Fiber.

The bulk OF the material going into the
ma n,fncture5 Of paper a the present time
is spruce pine, and which Ia annually be-
coming more expensive In the e depletion
Of the forests and the high prices Wl! ssI.
such timber commands IN the markets i !pl
other uses The Utilization OF q waste
product. such as the cotton stalk In, mn1"H "a
a boon OF inestimable value TO the. Who's
The practical effect Of this new inyee En-.
ton viii be to Increase the present Y s1nn'
OF the s,ouths cotton crop fneArly s s''''
100000 annually. H
"a Wonderful World Of Wires, 4
+ a few facts and figures, drawn from
the recent annual report OF pteslaen.
Clowry. of the Western Union IelekIa n,l
Company, may help to slHe some cpNf W,
lion OF tho enormous interests, inancial
and otherwise, which would h4ye % 90
set aside before the wireless age coya
cana in. In 1865 the company mad aG-
asa niles OF poles and cabl les 7b,6s8 miles
~ az 1v,rn and 1850 Offices. In 1905 these
,tems stood. 2oo.224 miles OF poles and
}n,ah,es. l,ls4,567 miles Of wire, and 2a,sl4
aft,cas' The first year In which the ..ur-
ber Of messages was recorded wSs 1857,
.nhen the total lis set down az b.s79,a esq,
By 1850 the number Of messages sent
had Increased to 20 ,2lb bos, and last year
Ina number was 81 77,S2o. not lncludl 1g
,nessa ges sent over leased wires or un-J
iar railroad contracts, The average toll
mar massage IN 1858 was sl017. In 1905
n was $.Sl8.--l.eslle's Weekly,
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I Marion T. md Percy s. cad TO Will liam ~
j, plan OF Highland 3 Springs, is,o. s s.5 53.
Resale Page ~ Caroline ne e; 'ntes-
est In feet on south side r.
feet west OF Sheppnrd Street. IS.
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S-: John Il. Lyneman to Frank Roth. 80
feet on west line. OF an alley running
north 4 from "a Marshall Street, between
Thirtocnt II md FIFTEENTH Streets. 81 feet
north Of Marshall Street and 25 feet on
north line between Marg =, 2! ann
Clay, and Fourteenth and Fifteenth
( Della ella to Mary NJ. Bailey. q
fec II On south line fof @ Street ~ teet
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Il, Ia. c,ebha rdt to G. C.. clebhardt. half In
terest in lots II. 10 and q In block T. section
Columbian Building and Loan a Association to
Maggie Sharp. % feet on Cha Tin. street. north
west corner Of Randolph Street, Il 49, 81 &.
Same to p. A Clay. 2s feet on north line q
Chafrin Street, 304 feet west OF Randolph Street,
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Thursday. IA IA
Richmond-.I,. =. Isowlea and wife to Mamie
p. Ambold, 20 feet on Cary. Street. northwest
corner OF Short Street. s., }} u M ~ 3ls
Wv, H yAdnna and wife and James T.. Slonn
to b. S.3Hnrrink,l 81 l-l2 feet on west line o.
Eighth Street, % feet south Of Preston street.
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81 Richmond 81 il Franklin stearn's trustee
to Charles$J. Rixey. two lots Of land, az.
Fifteenth Street, between Main and Cary
Ia Joel 8. Perrin, and wife to Moses Thai
hlmer, aS 81 n -2-12 feet on east line Mayo
Street 208 feet north OF Franklin street.
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7717l- 7 q mn :
Wednesday.

Richmond w. Lawrence md wife to NJ.
C. Sullivan Is sh.l2 feet on west line OF TWEEN
',y-.lxth Street. lis feet south OF Clay Street
q. 300 g. "a 4t$5Ss " yt5 81 I 4,
Arthur T. straus and wife to Carrie r. Van
DonburKt n V feet on cast line Twenty third
Street. 40, feet sout Of Street. WV! l,1,
"a feet on north line OF Grace Street. Ss2 fett
east. of Allen Avenue. subject to deed Of trust
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Thursday, July i 18TH eth,
At e Z. M
by Pollard & I3agby,
1902 ~. Main Street.

Brown & Company. auctioneera,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
Ll'flhls FEAR On GIVING TOO

M anr need fear that 100 much gen
crpsity viii he showefcl on the Cali.
fofnia sufferers. for that i scarcely pos
sble, There il q strong present need
that ii being mel BY The nations
lafgesses, but there will bc continued
needs for days and weeks To come II
will be long Time before The city
IS able 20 make a start toward getting
on It's feet after the double rillction
81 earthquake and ilre. Meanwhile the
inhabitants, coopcd IN The parks aud
Che government reservations. are depen.
dent on their unknown friends Tor sup
port, a. they were forced 10 icc from
their homes with hardly moro than the
clothes on ihier backs. When the time
comes that they can begin the work
u rebuilding The burned area. then there
will be work lor 4 great percentage Of
the population, but before that time
real suffering faces them. The large
contributions already made all over the
country have for the time being alleyi.
ated the distressing situation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

cali policemen, sherifrs and states at
toruey Az task for supposed failure ~
al their duty, tie conditions must he
rather bad Yet that II what the pre-.
siding Judge In Rttlnnd county felt
called uopn to d. last week in pronounc.
irg 4 sentence for illegal sale Of liquor
Judge Powers declared
n eannot understand where the pa
lice officers of this city Rutland hase
hecu during an this tinle, and why the
sheriff and deputy shcriiTs and the
states attorney have not attended 10
this matter There il no excuse under
our present Law Why the illegal safe
III Intoxicating liquors should continue
ii this city. AZ one time ii Mont
pelier on the main street nearly every
other door was Il saloon; but finally,
when determined effort was made TO
clese them. there was no trouble and
u great reform took place in that city.
Itis quite uncommon for the presid
irg Judge " one Of the higher Vermont
courts 70 use plain language OF this
sort The inference Is that open viola
ton Of the liquor Laws has been tolerated
ii Rutland IN this instance il not II
any other, Judge Powers IL partly.
right; There il no excuse why liquor
should be sold illegally N Rutland pro
si'led conscientious and concerted effort
i able 70 wipe it ont. And what IS
true q Rutland Is true Of any other
city in the state,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
FOUND In LAKE.
Thomas Hart Of West Addison Probably
s% Drowned.

Ncrgcnnrs. April "a. on SATURDAY.
thr body III Thomas Hart ef West Adj.
son was found IN the water near the
dock Of the steam ferry boat al Chin.
ney iointe Thursday night the dead
man returned on the ferry boat on its
last trip and il Is supposed started for
his home about two miles distant. The
night MAS dark and il Ii thought he
must have become hewidercd and wan
dercd back to the lake and accidently
stepped OF and was drowned.
II i reported that his hat aud check
book were found in the pasture belonging
10 Mrs. John Wright. Friday morning
and search was made for him all day
Friday No suspicion Of foul play II
entertained as no marks 81 violence was
discovered or any personal effects miss.
ing II Il rumored thar he had on his
person upwards Of $a,onn that he had
received from The sale Of railroad ties
and hay to parties in Port Henry,
nr. fIart eame from Mex York State
sbou; YEAR ago and purchased The
Amos Nilmarth placein West addison
lie leaves wife and5eight children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
n down Ii Maine kissed

Nica III freed her ~ the
llsdering iharles Northey
ane peculiar featlnr ~ II
ai easp. anoilieF u which was
tlie Woman Was allowed 70 como
If ~ tlst shout rs she pleased during
u fye weeks trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
MARRIAGE ANNuLLED.
Hazel Hobart Minor When She Was
Welded to Al. C. Allard.

\ n
Burlington, April The marriage
ii Alexander &. Allard of this city ana
Hazel J. Hobart Of Westfora was an.
milled Saturday b. Judge Miles in coun.
~ court on the ground that the girl
Vas minor WHEN the ceremony was
performed This couple was married
ii Pittsburgh, October IS, 1905, ths
grl AZ that time being IN years o.
aEe,
Az soon as the marriage was discoyi
erred hy her parents abe was taken Il
their home in Westford and has since
been there. Irving 4. Hobart. the girl.
father. at once consulted with aftor,
neys with reference to getting the mar
riage annuilcd and the hearing was held
Friday night, the decision 81 the coufi
being announced Saturday morning
Miss Hobart Il well known Ia this city
having been in the high school when hen
marriage was performed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
IiEnrHED By JUDGE.

When presiding Judge in q Vermont
county court goes out OF his way 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

South Barre II All agog with excite
nicnt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
JINGLES AND JESTS.


A countryman was beng entertained
a. foreign restaurant BY London
acquaintance, the dinner consisting
chiefly o. rich and faneiful dishes.
eWell,p said the Londoner, handing his
friend the menu, ewhat VIII you have
ncxts.
''Ah.' replied the provincial thought.
fully, "Aa think Aa'Il hey indigestion
next London 1it.Dit.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

Rented, Sold and Exchanged. Office
Desks For Sale al Low Prices.

How to save time, labor and money.
Use the MODERN Duplicator.
its inexpensiseness
It's great simplicity OF operation.
X Il always ready for USE,
The writing ink N fluid, not thick
and Gummy.
~ work il in exact copy q writing.
NJ remelting the composition.
There il no waiting for writing ink
60 sink to the bottom
There are no stencil sheets and dot
ted lines.
There are no parchment sheets 10 Ne
soaked III water
The paper does not curl.
The copies are not sticky
You can work of 100 copies. clean
the surface and be ready ca start again
IN 20 minutes.
The MODERN is made In four reg
ular sizes as follows:
M. Note size, ola bv 10 inches s2.7s
No. Letter Size. . BY r. inches 4.0c
No. 81 Cap size. 10 BY - inches $50
No. { Folio size, is by Is inches e.7o
These prices include on bottle of ink
(any eolor1, levelcr and sponge and d.
rcctions Tor operating aud directions fos
rclilinR the tray. Composition IN bulk
for miilling tray, 40c per pound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

eopIss, the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper IN this section
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

Several institutions niid Organizations
III narre hasr alfeaIs responded we'll
n u tlc eail from 1alifnrnlal Don't for:
gat Tie ets uretilsg q tie opera heusc
tonight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
cApoN REPORTED EXECUTED.
Said TO Have Been Hanged by Rcvolu
tionists

Manchester. April 49, The Guardian
states that Father Ganon, the former
leader Of the ST. Petersburg working
nen, was hanged BY reyolutionists April
fenih.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

The Barre Town IIeenac commission.
srA think that Il second class license
Il i valuable property. they having
placed the price III the limit, $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
Modern Science.

Professor Suppose an Irresistible
force should meet an ininoyabe body.
what would be the result
Student "A Merger Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

Pre- Ilal l,peslian 81 the university
e' siNas teachers y get into
thal THY will IN broad
u TIM ti,e advice daeT
tts n,nSt rim tpf office,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
VAR|AS AOT|C|AS
Reccgida de correspondent
cia.-EI sarqento Laverg-
ne.-varias denuncias.
PUERTO De SAN JUAN
La fiesta del cuatro de Julio.
Nueva carcel. -Sepelio de
dona Andrea Ferrer.

Ell die 13 del actual, ala1y 30
p. m. % resogera 10 correspondenciA
que ha do eondueir a los Eatados Uni
dos el vapor eCaracas.s
Ell sargent) Lavergae do servI-
clio en- Arscibo, 90 enouentra en- San
Jaan. Dicho funcionario ha sido 90
parade del Cusrpo de 10 policfa.
Han sido eomunicadas al taso'
rero dc Puerto Rico, varias denun.
eias fjrmuladas contra infrastores 4
las ltyss do rsntas.
-Dlraute el pasado mss do Ma.
10, produio el puerto dc San Juan,
por dereehos do muellags y bahia, 10
suma de % 1878; Ponce 1922 Is v
Maysgu z S342 90
-Proba blemente el nusvo sdifl ,io
para 10 Ia .cel do Distrito ssra cons.
troido On los terrenos en- que 90 halla
erclavado el sub barrio do <Sal si
puedes on Puerta do Terra. E,tos
terrenoa perteneeen al gobierno insu.
lar y este dispond, oportunamsnte,
tal vez On brs We plazo, el dssaloio do
aqusllos vecinos.
Aver tarde tuvo efseto, con
gran Aaiatencia do ami POS, oil ensierro
do 10 respetable seiiorA doila Andrea
Fsrrer, vluda dc Lalc ma, que falleci6
10 noche anterior. E a 10 fnads d..
ma dc relsvantea virtudss msdre do
una aprecisble tamtlia do ssta ciu.
dad, q quien seompanamos On su In,
menso dolor,
-El Ayuntamiento hs aeord ado
eontribuir con $3.50 q 10 tssta dol 4 de
julio para IL cuAl el G JpiernJ hs
asignAdo tAmbien 10 suma dc . 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09
NOT|C|AS De ESPAAA
El GobierhO yIa Santa Sede.
Propaganda republicans
en- Barcelona.
EN- LA ACADEMIA
Pasaj jeros rescatados. Soil
daridad catalina. Expo.
sicl6n Ibero. americana.

Sc hs confrmado oicialments que
sl Gobierno espafiol ha entablado ne.
g1ciAciones con 10 Santa sede para
arreglsr 10 question religloss.
Estas uegoeiacionss 10 han pasa.
do hasts hoy de IN cambio dc ideas
en- conversac!onea snistosas J conf.
erclsles.
DE nueyo 90 I'D, ,rten aintomas
dc sgitaci6n en- Barcelona, y laa au-
torldsdes red ohlan con esss motive 10
vigllaneia.
--En un Consejo do Minissros co.
letrAdo, 80 aeorco 10 construction dc
un mAusoleo para reuri: y guardian
las csnizas de los Reyes de Arsg6n.
-Hs empezRdo on Bareelona el
gran meeting de propagands rspubli :
cana para el cual han llegado dc Ma
drid Importantes personslidad.s del
parlido
Sc lea ha hecho un entusiassa re-
clbinisnto, puss los eata lanes, sin
distinction de banders po it'sa, esta
ban todos On Ia manifestation,
Es tsn,a 10 sfasncta de foralssros
en- 10 ciudad eondal con me two do los
feat. jon preparadog, que 90 haes impo
! Aible encontrar AloiAmienko,
Muchls caaas ostentsn eolgadu,
ras en- aus BALCONIES, abundando muy
eapecialmeuts ls catalanista.
En- ls Academia de Hissoria le
ha verifcado 10 reception del seaoY
don Juan Perez de Glzua1, notable
per!o 1ista, redactor do sLa Epoes,s
FL sl domicilio del iefs del Di
rsstorio de Ia Uni5n Naciona), sefIor
PAraiso, estal 8 una bomba, sin Que
afortunadamente oeurrissen desgta.
cias personales.
Han sido rsseasados los passjs
ros del vspor espsfo que fusron 90
cuesir ados haee ofas por oil moro Va
liente, y que estaban en- poder do una
do las kat as frontsrizas al Pt15n dc
10 6 omera,
La prensa sigue dAndo impor
tansia q las dsstas que sctualmente %
sslehran en- Barcelona para aflrmsr
10 solidaridad satalans.
Las msnifsstAcionss so ssiin lie
vando q cabo On medic del msyor tr
den,
$50 rsunieron en- lor sslonss ds
10 sUnIon Ibsro Americana loa con,
sules dc Madrid do los dia,irtss na
clones del Nusvo Aundo, do OF lgen .s.
paflol, acoidando coopersr por GUAM
tos medios estsn lu Alcsncs sl bue Y
ezito do 10 iltura Ex poaisi6n Ihero
amer isana y proponsr su gobierno
| medldas conducenteI 4 sstreehsr Ia,
relAciores entire &c % los push,os de
hsblA SsSlellAnA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-09

t'uo DO 10 nasuralesa, pues hay algu
noI cue no Sc eontsnisn con menoa de
IN slogio hipsrb6i'Co retumbsn.e
Ot'eee el Aet1, AdemAs, 10 ines,i
mabls yensaja dc que no nos exoone
mos que el tel orAdor, poess, crftIso
8 10 qre taera no q lede sstisfecho y
rssuslvs en- su flero inferno ne garnos
sl saludo, con 10 OlHl lsdaremos
contundidos, anonAdadoa.
El msior dc los dAdos GO no ius'
carlo, rtss el Adsg!o,
La msior mAnsrA dc tratar & eier
sos psrsonsies ss no TAtarlos, pcrqus
40 siompre sc les do sl tratamis1tC
cue ellos crtsn MERCER,
Y no yR mas.
Suarez de Mtta.