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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-05
GLIMPSES OF THE
MEN WHO ARE IN THE
THICK OF POLITICS

Crabbe seems ITO have reached a
point where dead ones loiter and the
Fishmarket politician no longer calls
upon the crowd to throw out their
honors approaches. Clarence toyed
with Fate when he went in to elect
his men in the precinct clubs and if he
did not learn that there was more
weakness than strength, more bladder
than BOOM his friends the Hawaiians
did Some of his lieutenants have dis
covered there is . strong opposition
on the part of the haoles and the Ha-
waiians have caught the fever of re-
bellion against his nomination With
this state of affairs his friends will not
insist upon his nomination.
A BAD SMELL.
1t is rumored that the mention of
Vida as a possible candidate for Sher-
iff with Brown at the head of the
ticket, was merely a feeler. Much of
in some one, or more, of Vida's acts,
and while Brown would no doubt be
a agreeable to the advancement of the
Assistant Sheriff, it is not for mo-
ment considered possible that the pub
tic woAd stand for it. Vida has drag
in some quarters and he would poll a
big vote, but with the opposition of
he better element it will not be safe
,or Brown to lend aid to the scheme.
has been hunting votes
among the supporters of Brown not
they had a preference for him !
,ver Crabbe, and his chagrin at the |
discovery after it was too late may be |
DOW FOR AUDITOR.
Mr.. Dow is running his own kinder
arten and is doing well. In the opln-'
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I ion of his intimate friends he is al
right and should make a good showing
for the position of Auditor. He tells
| his friends he will be in the fight and
| they will know he is there But he
pleads ignorance of the game Of poll
| tics and there is where he may lose
He remarked yesterday and with some
{ truth and feeling that there are friends
of his who would gladly aid him in
his fight but they are tied to the ma
chine and go when the wheels go
round. That fact may weaken him.
not that the supporters of the machine
believe it is the best sort of politics,
but because they can not help them
selves.
THE LEGISLATURE.
AS a matter of, fact. politics needs
stirring. There must be more timber
for the Legislature than is now ap-
parent. The fourth district should
give consideration to candidates for
the Legislature. Frank Andrade wants
to be County Attorney, so he will not
go into the race for nomination for
the House What is needed is a lawyer
or two in that part OF the Legislature
aside from Carlos Long, who has not
Yet decided to be a candidate 1t is
not thought possible that Carl Smith
of Hawaii will make another attempt
to represent his district in the House,
nor is it probable, according to reports
brought from that island on the Kinau
Yesterday, that he could be elected.
His disappointment at not being made
chairman of the Judiciary Committee
after he had given 1t out TO his friends
that the Governor had tacitly prom
ised TO see that he would be placed
there, rather upset his equilibrium, and
after the throwdown the center of
gravity was not always under his feet.
And this may account for his failure
- score. He was the lawyer of the
last session on the floor of the House,
but he viii not be there again: his
practice in HiIo viii require all of his
attention. There are other lawyers |
here who could be elected hands down |
Continued on Page III
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DOW FOR AUDITOR.

Mr.. Dow is running his own kinder
garten and is doing well. In the opin--
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a FAMOUS AMERICAN
GUNMAKER IS DEAD
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 5-David B. wesson, the
maker, is dead.

Baird OF I'm Of
OF headquarters
the gunsmith trade under
his brother
the Smith Wcsn
which the deceased acted supntend
In the firm n
Smith
his death,
in
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THE SEVENTH DUKE OF
RUTLAND PASSES AWAY
LONDON, August 5.-The Duke of Rutland is dead

John Robert Manners Seventh
He bonat
In his
literary
of and
acres.
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FATAL TROLLEY COLLISION.

VERMILION, Ohio August s-Two electric cars collded
mere yesterday The casualties three dead fatally
fcur seriously injured.
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miles distant, in a heavy rain. There
the party divided, half going up a steep
road to the forebay, guided by con-
struction engineer Robertson. The
others were conducted through the
powerhouse by Engineer Grant and
Electrician Cassidy. Wonder was ex-
pressed at such a tremendous enter
prise Interest centered around the
great Pelton water wheel and the huge
transformers, where a 1900 voltage
from dynamos is transformed into 49,
900 and conducted thence across the
mountains to Eleele.
A trial of the system on Tuesday
gave the Eleele pumps 100000 more
gallons of water daily than was had
by the former steam power. Praise for
Manager Gartley for the complete sue
cess of the vast undertaking is heard
on every side.
A small forest fire occurred on Thurs
day near the forebay but no damage
was done to the buildings.
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KAUArS GREAT ELECTRIC PLANT
WAS PUT IN MOTION YESTERDAY
Many Visitors Assist
in the Opening
Ceremony.
(By Wireless Telegraph

(By Wireless IeleSrdpn.t
NAWILIWILI. Aug. 4.-On the cd
est island of the group, in the midst of
prfrneval surroundings and with grass
huts in view, the most modern develop
ane1lt of engineering skill came into
formal being at $50 a. today, and
from the great dynamos in the Wal
nina plant, turned by water harnessed
in the mountains and conveyed by tun-I
nels and pipes for miles, current OF
electricity was sent through an aluni-
mum wire for thirty-five miles to the
big water pumps at Eleeie. There was
not a hitch in the ceremony, which was
entirely informal and was carried out
in the presence of a crowd of invited
guests.
When everything was ready. wheel
was turned by a Hawaiian. Instantly
a fve-inch stream of water shot out of
the end of a pipe. after fall OF six
hundred feet from the forebay, and
struck the cuplike fanges of a Pelton
wheel The dynamos revolved quickly
and soon the entire voltage was devel-
oned. That stream of water was al
most as solid as a steel bar ana 1t
seemed as if Hercules, striking it
with an axe, could have made no i'm
preston.
Although speech-making was expect
ed none was offered then, the guests
being absorbed in the machinery
Messrs. Gartley, Kinney, Grant. ROD
ertson and Cassidy were the prime
agents in starting the plant.
The ceremony over. the crowd re-
turned to the landing and boarded the
steamer to sail for Eleele where a luau
was in waiting.
GOVERNOR CARTER SPEAKS.
After a portion of the crowd had de-
parted for the steamer, Governor Car
ter was prevailed upon to make
speech to dedicate the plant. He said
it was an epoch-making time for Ha- !
wall. With county government IN
force this left the Territory to take up
such an important matter as an irriga-
ton survey, so that the water which is
the life of the islands could be meas
ured and. put to economic use. This
was a matter in which the Governor !
strongly believed. No barometer bet
ter measured Hawafi's success in sugar
and agricultural development than
water There are vast areas in the I
islands as yet untouched by the l
plough. which, with intelligent water s
ing could be made to blossom. Messrs. {
Kinney. Gartley, and Rowell responded I
amidst cheers.
THE GENERAL EXCURSION. 1
The trip over from Honolulu was 6
pleasant. The Mauna Loa arrived at =
Wainiha as the sun rose out of the 8
sea. anchoring close to cliff glorious n
with tropical verdure. AS the boats
showed off, heavy showers fell, sweep
ing down the valley. The passengers
climbed on a long ladder to the wharf
where w A Kinney greeted them. A :
run through the rain brought the crowd ,
to warehouse within which a iluau
breakfast had been prepared dele
cation of ladies. Mesdames Kinney,
Fairchild. Hastings, Harry Macfarlane, =
James Robertson and Jaeger and the :,
Misses Robertson and Helen and Alice
Macfarlgne served a fine repaSt.
The crowd was then transported over
the tramroad to the powerhouse two
/
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PARLIAMENT ADJOURNs.

LONDON August 5Parlanent adjourned until Octo-
Der 23.
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THE STRIKE IN RUSSIA
LOOKS LIKE A FAILURE
me Finnish Demonstration Ends in Arrests
OF Leaders---Duke of Rutland and inventor
Wesson Dead-.-Trasic Trolley Accident.
ASSOCIATED Press oablegrams.)

ASSOCIATED oablegrams)
ST PETERSBURG, August 5-The lighting plants are being
operated by marines There sponaneity
denslons rife the opportunities that have
been lost There will be newspapers published tomorrow
FINNISH STRIKE ENDED
HELSINGFORS August 5The strike here . over and the
leaders of the proletariat been arrested e s
TWO KILLED BY BOMB
kAGAN Russia, August 4In the explosion bomb at the
railway station here today s.
A TRAIN ROBBERY. 81
LIBAU Russia August 4Tran robbers secured $4,000 of
Government here today Eight passengers wounded
in the resistance that followed
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THE ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAW.

CHICAGO August 5The primary law general
satisfaction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
ANGEL c. MORALES

Nos informs nuslsro amigo 81 no.
table violiniItA don Angel Celeltino
morales, que SO propons embsreAr el
Is del corriepte, para recoErsr San
Thomar, JamAisa, Cuba y Meiiso, en-
turnss ArIiItisa, seompsnsdo del dia
tlnguido pianista ffanceI Mr., JusnI
Elsi este en- su earacter dobls de con
esTtlEtA J aeompknRrts.
Aver domingo oslsbr6 IN SoueieriC
en- Comerfo nuestro eompAlriois No
rAlea,
Para ambos diAt!Dguldos artists
tiens La DEHoCRACIA ftaaes de afscso
dsssSudolsa buen e1lto & Asu paIo POI
aQuelloG paiIeS que SabrGn apIeeial
IuI tssuliadSG sobrsIalientes,
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DeSembarQue de Mr.. Root

Aver tards, { lH, tres y media, &C.
mo puerto el crucero de II claas de 10
armada nacionsl SChsrlestonS, con-
duciendo al sscretarlo de Ealado Mr..
Root
Lufgo que ancl6 el buqus, tusron
a reeibirle bordo 81 GobernAdor
Winthrop y 81 seeretsrio, el conan
dante de 10 Eatsei6n Naval y otrc 9
ofcialeG de 10 armada, regrsIAndo {
la media hora con el iluSlrs Vlsjero
que deIembArc6 en- el muells del ar
senal.
Con anIerioridad b Abfan llegado
elnco composites del Rsglmlento ds
Puerto Rlee, con su banda de n GslcA,
fernando ftetts 81 edifisio. Mas lar
de, en- 81 lado opuesto, situ6ae tam,
bIen una eomps fia de jntantsfia d.
marina, con aus cornetAS J IN re O
blants Ea 10 ealls del Dsp6aito sguar
daban tAmb.ea, en- psrfscta formation
una Iscsi6a de policias montados, .
m'nio del comsndante del cuerpo.
AL salir del arsenal 81 EeeretAri,
Root en- union de su secretArio, J Va
rios isteSy oAclalea de marina, Ia
cornetss de lA mArineriA loearon III
hlmno, sigui@ndole despueI Ia band
del Rsgim 'ento dc Puerto Rico. Z
ssoreesfio Root ESlud6 & los institu
tls SrmadoE Fl seeretario ROOF
Mr.. Winthrop Mr. Frazier, tomAro
el coehs de pRlaeio, precedidos por /
ssscl6n de polletaa monIAdos , 81 siGl
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TRAsLADOS EN- IA P0uCIA

Primer tsnIente, don Jole G. ltu
rrondo, de San Juan q Fsiardo; 30
Rundo tsnisnte, don Ramon Martinez
Chapel, de San Juan . AnaSco y don
Jose ]. Glmenez, JuAnA DilE.
SArgsntol; don Eug gsnio BAntaslla,
de Maysgusz . Faiardoi don Miguel
de JsI1s, de FaiArdo CsguAS; don
Runno Torres, de- vi, qucs HumseAo; /;
don Jose Maria PietrAntoni, de .Hu
macao VisQueSi don Alfonso T.
Cuin, de San German . Uuadol don
Leoncio Rscio, dc AguAdillA . Arsci.
bo; don WaldemAr Rilhorn, de CA.
muy . MaysGus1; don DioniIio Con
EaleI, de Utuado san Gsrmani don
Manuel E. Padr6, de Aiboniio . Qua
yamA y don Rafael Bird, de San Juan
{ Juan . DfIx.
CuardiAs; don Nspomuseno Cor
dovA, de San Juan . FsiArdoi don
Rafael GorgAs, de San Juan . Maya
gtes; don Manuel Gusrrs, de Rio
GFAnde . FAiArdo; don Jol6 R Acos
t., do Pvnce FaiArdoi don JoIe J
Colon, de Ponce NsysGpsz; dor
Juan Perez, de Ponce 3 MHyagasz
don Mateo SanChs1, dc Ponce : Sar
German; don Adrian Santiago, dc
Pones = San German; don Andres Va
let, de JuAna Disz = Fsi ,reo; dor
Manuel E, Castro, de Coamo & MayA
gasI; don Roman Cepero, de Yauco :
FsiArdo, don Jose r. LuceA, de YAu
60 . Maydgu9s don NAreiIo vlllAfa
ha, de YAuco q San German; dor
Hsrm6genss sanmlguell de Yaueo
HSp GsrmAo,. iContiuua en- la peg. s.
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eito, rseorrisndo 10 Gale dsl DEPOSIT
10, hAata selir { Ia dc San JuaIo, do.
blando por sFortaltzs1 hasta 10 Man.
ai6n Eieeuhva.
Ffsnte Al pAlaeio roio 90 hallshan
formAdas vAriaS sompa fifAs de 10 DO
licfA inSulAr, 81 mando de los capita.
mes Lopez Dias J 81 en- , de los oficia'
lea Sshst'ini, Ctsals, Mongil y otros.
TAnto Ia tropE Ct mo la polisfa in,
sular, presentaron las Armas al pasar
sl stctetario Root, deaHlando cespuks
gallardamsnle por frsnts & 10 Fortals.
IS, desde cuyo balloon Mr.. Root al
Eobsrnsdor contemplAron sl dslnis.
La session de policias montados
Sc distirgui6 por su precision On sI
EeisrciCIoi
Fde, en- reIumen, 10 llsgada del
Seeretario Root, un verdadsro aeon.
teeimiento, pues 90 cAleulG que hAtiA
sn 10 Marina J muslles an n6mero no
msror de euAtro mil Almaa.
RI stcretario desembarc6 en- trs IL
ssrcillo, flus cScuro J lombrero de
paia de Italia.
rs hombrs de gran ssrspidad, :
mirAda penstrsnte. AparenIA Gensr As
anoB de edAd.
Fee atsnto con 81 pusblo, ants 81
euAl Sc dsIeubtia sada vt1 qua Ge ID
sAludaba,
Mr. Root o. hueIpsd del Gobsf,
nador Winthrop,
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D|VERSAS NOT|C|AS
Administration municipal de
Guayama. la division del
partido ropubIicano.
CINEMkTOGRAFO LOWANDE
El senior Degetau. Detect.
YES de servicio en- San Juan.
Escuela rural..de Manati,

Cada dia re hAes mas digna ds
plkcemea 10 sdministrac61 municipal
de Guaysms On manos hoy dc los
unioniEtas. ri dix 10 del actual "a
inaugur6 el nuevo edifc!o destinado &
alcaldfa, restaurado duranie los dlti-
mos cCho msses, gracias & 10 iucansa
BILE 1ctividad del a'cAlde Gonzalez y
q las brillantes inieiaiivAs de aquel
Concei1 Municipal. La nueva obra
represents una economfR de unos mil
dollars anuales.
va no Qusda 10 msnor duda de
que el psrtldo republlcsno 90 ha divi-
ado en- San.JuAp. LA dsrecha % d.
r'gida por Hernandez Lopez. LIE 81
guen aaldafia, Gordils, Veve, Osvaldo
Abril, Sire y otros. La isQuierds u
dirigen, por shora, Rosy Barboss,
y 10 siguen los seiiores Gomez Brioro,
Walls Atilss, Guillermsty, Todd, Ro.
driguex Sierra. Sanchez Morales, Coll
y Toste y otros. La primera frscei6n
euenta, como adaIides en- In prensa, &
&c Rumor Diario> y sLa Ssmana Po.
titicas y 10 osra frace!6n dlspone do
sEl BAluArts.
-Mafsna darGn priroipio en- 10
JuutA Superior de Sanidad los exa-
msnes para fsrmsc ;utiooH,
LA casa eseuela rural del barrio
<Rio arribA salientes de Manati, ha
sido yA tsrminAds. RI ediHeio 90 bue
noy fle heeho ror ell compstente
maestro don C&ndido Aeevsdo.
-Acussmos resibo del prcgrama
de los fssteios con que Ia Estsei6n Ma.
val solemo's6 el 4 de Julio on 10 Isla
Culsbra. y damoE g'selas por 10 st.n.
ci6n el remitente
Ell o0ntratlAts del servicio do
sillones nj p1bl.oo durants las noshs 30
de retretAs en 10 Plsxa sBaldoric ~, !,
Ahre un abono por me4eS, Nm dollars
cAdA mes, psgadero por adelantido
Los AsiensoH sbonados 20 eoloca-
ran en- las alas delanisras.
-H'n Eido nombrAdos detectives,
de Gervicio On San Juan. loa poIicf -
Julio Castillo, Lib 1rio Torres y Ra-
fael Gorga.
Ell senior DsgstRu estuvo aver
tarda On el Arsenal & saludar al Sc
cretArio Root.
An chs di6 turcI6u, con I'm lle-
no complete, el circo de Tory Ltw4n.
de, donde Sc exhibs el ma agnidso cine
mat6grs 70 sPatheS, In porlAdo recien
temsnte, Las vistAS iusron Iodas muy
aplaudidas, sobresa lisndo las Ruinas
de San Francisco de CalifjYnis y el
SDrama sociAlistss
Eel crucero ita iRno sUnbrfas
sAlud6 Sysr tsPde, con una saliva dc co
ions EOS Al crucer0 Am9rIcGno sChRr
lelton al fJr d.kr ca nuestro puerto,
-EIs stfior LUIS Foipe Deasds 10
ha tepIrAdo de la r dacci6n del Cru.
NOR DlsricS, por habsrss deClarsd do
s'ts peri6dlco parsidArio de la poIin
CO del 8 4 Hsrnandtz L6pex.
-El municIpio &c YabucoA trats
de eonstrnir an hYeve ell canine afr,
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DESDE SAN GERMAN
En- contubernio.- .-Un marshal
y uh ex. captain Tsnien-
te Sergio Nea.
MITIN EN- MINILLAS
Tumulto en- la plaza pdblica.
Salen varios contusos. .-Ip-
terviene I'm Investigator

A fues do 10 senans pasada estu
vieron squf sl Marshall do 10 Corte
do Maysgusz, Enrique Rosy, o.
capitau Perueho Guerrero, dc 10 Poll
cis insular, vesttdo de uniforme erte
& timo, & pesar d. hlllarse sus pendi'
do. Parecs que sndaban trsmsndc
aIgo on cuestlones polftieas 6 intrigas
psrsonslev pues 90 les VIC constante'
ments on el club do los republicanos
<pelaos, y On eoneiliabulos con ellcs.
Tome nota el Attorney. dc ese Mar.
shall.
Ell seniente do ls poliefA insular
Sergio Noa, ha sido denunciado ante
el Gobsrnador por Sd eonducts par
cial en- favor do los incorporates on
los 6fas de inseri psiones. Debs ssguir
On turno & Guerrero.
Aver hubo un meeting unionista
ca sl barrio dc Minillas y casa de do
ha Rafaela Lugo. Rssult6 esp!6ndi'
do como esp endida y numsrosA tu4 10
eoncurrencis.
Aver huho un gran tamulto en-
10 plaza pdblica de eata eiudad del
que rssultaron varios lesionados y en-
el que tom6 parts muy AetivA oil 10.
vestigador de Rentas int@nas Mr..
Ssibert, que estA muy Incorporate y
metido on polftica.
Como los tribunAles locales squf
no inspiran 10 debida opdansa, ae ha
dsdo euenta de los hschos al Gobier.
no y pedido una invsstigac aci6n por au
toridades extrafIAs a la locAlidsd ,
on alto extrano q 10 alcaldfa y Jpz
gados:
"A no ser por 10 energia y pru-
deneia & 10 vsz demostrAda oyer por
oil sargento Cuin y les gaardias Q 10.
vedo y Ruiz, 6uicos de puesto aquf,
q eltAs h1ras estarfamos lamentar do
grandes desgracias como ccnsseueneiA
del tumulto de lA plaza.
No crsemos Drudepies ssss rsco.
csntraeiones de 10 Policfs, en- periodos
politicos.
81 los guArdias de este PusAto hu.
bierAn estAdo todos AQui aver y no re.
concentr ados fuera de squf, In policiA
hubisrs podido Atsnder todas parties
y eorrsgir & los cSias J peYdcnavidaS
de ofeio.
-Algunos dieen que la vislta aqr (
del cApitSn Guerrero, trafa por dn IL.
trjgAr con una AutoridAd y otro cfciSl
do grAduacl6n.
-Aqui ocurre, que IN ineorporR.
do eomete una fAltA y Antes dc que 10
dsnur Glen 30 apreSura 81 4 denuucis r
& ~ agredido, invirllsndo oil ordsn de
los suceEos,
Es conaigna, parece.
Para ESQ co1tsmos con los id3ga.
dos, dirAn ellos; pero pbrs elos hoy
OtrOs recurs0S, dscimos nosoNoJ,
x x,
San Garman, Julio de 1905.
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DESOE GOAMO

RI popular diArio SLs Rep6bli'
eas, de Ponce, eI recibldo aqui con
entaslaImo, Sus 6l'imAs ediclonsI
trsieFon uDAs notGa de Fray Perez,
que han produsido cOsqutlsaS y ron.
chds. Este Fray Perez, Iegdn 10 dice,
es del campo, pero conoce bleu las
cosal del pueblo , no iIeue nAdA de
iVntO nj de loco,
DE regreso de Iu txsurIlon de
rssrso 4 los Eltados VnIdoS, llsgaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Premio de ciclismo.- Desta.
rriIamiehto. Muerte de
un famoso sjedrecista.
REBELLION DOMINADA
Muerte de una celebridad hi
plea. Los judios... mo hay
paz en- Varsovia.

El gran promio de cielismo 10 In
gAnsdo en- Vicelne, Frank Kramer.
Consists en- mil pesos.
En- 10 estsci6n de Progranitsch
nais, VladivoAh k, en- la region orlen
tel de China, ha descarrilado un tren
do psssg'ros. A conucuencia de 6
resultsron 100 EersonaS muertas y he
ridss.
-E1 FilAdelAa ha fallucido el "a
moIo siedrecista Harry Nelson Pitts
burg vfctima de apoplegfa.
--Notabsse en- las noticlas que o.
rseibfsn de BAilyste k, O1sasa, que no
Corresponds el r6mero de judios vie
timss do los disturbios lue aparecfsn
en- los parties, CON 10 slfa de aus aira'
dos os'peraeguidores que, segdn 90 h.
publicado, los mataban sin p.edad 90.
mo q 6erss, yendo tras ellos hastA 10
mas intrineado de los bosques. Ora
elias al corresp" naal en- BlalYstck del
<Novoltits ze hA sAbido que el rGme.
70 do iudfos que ha rerscido In side
considerable. Fl refsrido correapon
sal ha contkdc, peraonslmente, hasta
$50 cadfvsres. De crIatianos, solo
hAbfa
varsovia. RI JEFF. dc po.icfal de
estA eiudAd ha hscho zevsrAs advsr
tercias oil dbliOo Aohre ls prchiblci6n
absoluta que mantsndr& dc que pro.
muevan guerras de rszAs
Toda tentStiva de amotin amiento
On ese sentido serA por 81 ahNgAdA
despiadadsmsnts.
Durham. Expont&nemerts re hsn
sntrsgado q las AusoridAdea ipglesa
los hiios del fe rsbslds de sigAuan
do.
En- combAtss que 90 han efeetuado
an estos diss han TereOido caai todos
ios rebsldes que mAndAba Bsmbaaia.
Dos dias de pls 70 tienen para ren
dirse los rebeldes que qusdan on armat
para rendirse. Sc loa hA dAdo el co
ronsl Mas ksnzie, amsnszandoloS con
pasSrlos por las armas 81 cAen en- DO
der de laa trop az inQlesas.
Warrington. Fl presidents Dc la
Camsrs, Mr.. Cannon, despues dc con
tsrenciAr CON ell preRidente R,osevelt,
sspera que Ia CamsrA luspendera Gus
seAiones el dfs prim ero de Julio.
San Peteraburgo. Segdo notlcias
que 80 reciben del inssrior, Ia ola
amens zsdora dc lsS huelgAa &c X iisn
de rapidAmerte
En- el Ciucsso 50 ssribuye & 10.
hue gaisIaS ell Asslto y roho do un
tren.
'Temese 10 repstiel6n dc l.n mott.
mes de Cronstads.
TauIo los Eoldados como los obre
ros muestrsnse en- alt grado surbulen
tos.
Sc han euviado q Cronttadt, Gtoda
prise, poderoECS rtfuerzos.
Una susursal de lA sdminiAtra
c6n pfincipsl dc Colraos de Varso-
via f0e stAcsda por los revoluciona.
rios, que mAtaron q varios soldsdos
8 hirisron slgunoE emp!eados.
Los rebeldes fueron reehs ados
deSpu6I do encarnizAda y lApgrienta
lusha, deiandO siete prisioneroa On
poder de las trogss.
81 eonvoy postSl tae Atassdo por
una parI.da de- terro iatss. Perecl6
ell hombre que 20 guiaba , los caba
lloS que tirAbsn de 81 tusron muertos
4 tiros
Loa soldkdoS que cuIsodiaban 10
correspondencia fderon musrtos por
los audScss ASAltAntes, pl tratAr de
detendsrla,
Los ASAltAntes deGapAreeieron dss
pu6s de robar de 10 correspondepcis .
lodo 10 que tenfa algdo vAlor.
-Cinco terroriAtas mAtaron & H.
roI en- 10 calle & IN policls J { gu es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
Terroristas en- Varsovia
La policla dimite,

Varsoyla Julio 9-La policia de esta capital ha pre-.
sentado renuncia orecendo sin embargo
tnuar servcos mentras goberno e susttuya
Sc dice que es acttud esa determnada por e cansanco
rente los continues compots de les errorstas que no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
El czar abandona
su proyecto de viaie

San Petersburgo Julio 9.-En vista de las difcu'tades
para consttu goberno conforme las exgencas de la
HDoumas de la stuac6n especasma que Sc encuentra
81 mpero Nicolas II desiste desu vae que debfa empezar
e ercoes Sc que esta resouc6n obedece los te
mores que nspra actitud de las tropas sin exclur Ia
guarda imperial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
Mil1ones de dollars
para una base naval

Singapore, Julio 9,-El almirantazgo inges ha paga-
do ounce mones de dollars por una extensa faa de te
rrenos en- las cercanas de esta udad para destnaros
una estac6n naval ampios dep6sitos de carbon di
ques arsenas, ETC. Los trabaos empezaran Enero de
! .907
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-09
Guerra de guerrilIas
en- Santo Domingo

Washington, Julio 9-Informes ofcaes de la republi.
ca domncana aseguran que los reyouconaos de aquel
pals han acuddo sstema de guer las para mantener en-
aque las ropas. ri goberno domina Montecristi uti,
lizandolo como base de operaciones