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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
o. p IN AN AUTO.
Lola N. waite, Just Out Of High school.
Marrics Childhood Lover.

Lola M. waite, Just Out OF High school.
Marrics Childhood Lover.
WHI-r PLAINS, N. Y, Sept. lS.-Miss
Lola NJ Waite, a White Plains high school
graduke Of this ear and the daughter Of a
contractor, e. E. Waite, and Kenneth
Orosey went TO Mount Vernon In an auto
IN Friday night and were married at the
parsonage Of the Presbyterian church by
the lev. DR.. Bartholow. In the automo-
bile party were Charles 8, Lyons who acted
al btst man; Clifford Horton, a personal
fned Of the bridegroom, and Hawley
Turner, the chauffeur Of the machine, who
was a witness. After the ceremony this
telegram was sent to the brides father:
Lola and I were married tonight. Have
Sole to Saratoga on wedding tour.
KENNETH
A similar message was sent to Mrs. Waite
vno is at the jackson health resort at Dams
vile. N. Y.
All details Of the runaway marriage were
carefully planned and only the members Of
The party were IN the secret. When Miss
Waite left her home she was ostensibly going
TO visit a friend. She had smuggLed her
dress suit case out OF the house. 8 h walked
10 the Thin shop on Mamaroneck avenue,
whore she met her lover with his automo-
bile.
At Mount Vernon the automobile was
stopped and thep party vas Joined by Miss
Grace Cooley, a friend Of the bride, and for
merly Of White Plains. who acted as brides
maid. The young couple have been lovers
almost from childhood They attended
high school together. The elopement, IL IL
said, was planned because Mr.. Waite re-
fused his consent to the marriage until the
bride was older. The bride Is Is and the
bridegroom n years Of age. He 10 oOn-
nected with the banking house Of Harvey
Fisk A Hona.
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Pushcart Men May sen To-day.

The orthodox Jews OF the East Side began
at 10 O'Clock last night the celebration Of
the annual observanoes preliminary to ths
feast OF Rcsh ha Shanah on Thursday newt
Fearing trouble, twenty-five Of the SYM
Rogues asked for police protection, and a
policeman was detailed at the door OF each
to prevent any disturbance. The jewish
nushCat men, butchers and grocers will be
allowed to continue business to-day. AL
though no direct orders have been given
ont from Police Headquarters the pslice
Xil not interfere with Them.
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4 SCHOOL IN MOTOR BOATING,
West Side Y. VI. c. A. TO Provide Instruction
In the New Sport.

Motor boating has become such a popular
recreation in the last few years that the
educational department Of the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association has de-
ciie1 to open a course in motor boating
this fall. 1t is hoped that this new course
will appeal 70 owners and users OF power
boats Of all kinds, whether for pleasure or
commercial purposes.
There are to be three courses. In course
No. / six illustrated lectures, one eacn weeA,
are 10 he delivered by specialists. Some
who will lecture are T. Z. Ferris, Carl I.
!osberg, John Friebel, H. Newton Whittel.
Soy and Alfred Z. Luders. Course NO.
will consist Of eighteen lessons in designing
and actual building Of boats and course
No. 3 will instruct in the operation OF the
boats and will include signalling, taking
the wave, trimming for storms, &c.
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jamestown Exposition.

A publicity and general Information
bureau for the jamestown Exposition is to
he opened on Monday In the Flatiron Build
inc bv Albert Hess, who has been sent here
10 take charge OF the work. information
Ia 70 be supplied TO exhibitors and an at
tampt il TO be made to excite interest in the
show among people in this part OF the coun-
trv. The exposition Is to openin April.
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Actor Robert t. HaInes IL Broke.

Robert 7. Haines, the actor, who Is now
appearing with Grace George in Clothes
at the Manhattan Theatre, has fled a petition
10 bankruptcy, with liabilities OF 1871 and
no Assets. Among the creditors are: Walter
G. Jordan, 81, 800; G. j. 8. Miller, Franklin,
Pa, $500; j. M. Bernardin, TeLarkana,
ARA, 81 600
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That the Southern Republicans are grad
uaIly repudiating the negro In evidenced.
IL Ia declared. In the fact that for the nrst
time In the history Of the Republican party
Of Alabama there was not q negro present
AZ the Repubiican Con gress convention which
several days ago nominated Or. John I.
Masterson Of Lawrence oun for the Eighth
Congress district.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, his friend, say. has
.lway. hankered TO 20 to Congress. He 10 q
Republican.
But I couldn't be elected, remarked MI
Vanderbilt the other day when the matter
came up in desultory conversation.
WHY"
I'm too rich. he rejoinsd.
Yet Mr.. Vanderbilt In q clerer young TEL
ov, independent in thought. democratic OF
manner and as hard q worker an any man OF
his years in New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Mayor McCleIIan's father and mother In
their early married days occupied the nne
suite OF rooms I'M the Fifth Avenue Hotel
now given over to screiber's barber and
haberdashery establishment. Screlber mas
been the tonsorial professor In the hotel Tor
more years than he now cares 70 tel and mas
met as an exponent Of his professional arr
all the Presidents and the great mon Oh the
country since Gen. Grants m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Senator Bracket 10 after the farmer vote
for Governor" said one Of the saratoea
statesman's Republican friends at the Fhth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. He nov eats VIE
his knife"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Some folks say that this 10 . period OF small
men whose views Of the greatest geme OF ths
centuries are NANCY and exasperatinsV
ordinary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Miss Jean Reid is expected to arrive next
Wednesday on the Baltic. She viii make
a series OF visits with friends, including
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, prior to the
arrival OF her parents, Ambassador and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, before Thanksgiving.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Livingston Beeckman will
occupy their new residence in Fifth avenue
near Sixty-sixth street this winter. They
made a new departure In the Newport seq
son By giving a dance and supper Tor their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, who deferred
their departure from Newport for a week
and now go to their country house at Stats
burg, N. Y, next Tuesday, ave a dinner
last Sunday night at their Newport cottage.
Mrs. William Storrs Wells also gave a dinner
On Monday night dinners were given by
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., Mrs. Richard Gam
brill. Francis j. Otis, Major Edward J
Curley, Mn. George Mairs and Mrs. Richard
T. Wilson, Jr. Mrs. George Henry Warner
gave a dinner on Wednesday night. Mrs
Clement G. Moore entertained on Thursday
at the Clambake Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16

Cards have been issued for the wedding
next Thursday, September 20, Of Miss
Dorothea Miller and James Otis Post, to
be celebrated at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob W. Miller, at
Morristown, N. ]. The bridegroom is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post Of 100
East S%ixty-ninth street, who have their
country place at Bernardsville, N. j.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

hA pedido AutorixAe6n al gaUertnlsn-
dsuts DO o rss F6blisss HAra scm'
prAr una pipa do risgo, montads 90
an sArro, pop valor do go y con dss'
tiuo 4 aQuslla sarrstsrA.
-Rl AleAIds de- IsabslA hS psatio
al ComisionAdo del IutsrioR una note
do los ssmtnos muniaip ipalss ivseris.s
On dieho dspartAmsnto por 10 iunta de
caminos de- alusl distrito.
Don Carlos aoDxslsS. iAspe tW
viaisro do ohras pGbIisas, no sole GA'
do dssds Guayama. una ssmAna dc
liosncia por snOontrarss snfsrao.
-ssgda % dies, eisrto eapAla1 10
Ella Colsslivss dsspu6s dc IL dsrrotA
DO Ice ropublisanos no % musslrs
muy coAtsnto con los unioaisIss fAvo.
rsaisndo { los prlmeroa con los ma
yoPss privileges. CompTimsss zee
sApAtsS. porQus dc 10 aontrari0. ls
hAblaremos mGs e!Aro'
-ss noe dice cue A'gHaos v0ato'
PYillsros unionislss do Pusrts de Tie
IRA yisnsn sisndo obisto. por paris de
age atss rspublisanos, De psFsssusio.
mes , danunsias iuiuSliHsadaS.
-Por itfrassI6u { las leysI de
ranGAs inssrnAs tasFon in 7usstaa NAL.
ItAs Dor valof Dc 60 ca lee cub eolss'
Iuriaa do Carolina, Rio Risdras
NoeA
Para sl cargo Do AsGirg pTiSsI'
psl Dc les sseuslss do Veg Alas, OsrG
n ,mhrAdo hoy sl professor doa Attire
OAssrill6U.
i TX stsn Tr' H1ssilGi suaFonts.
mario tuA'r1 'Cs, alAsados de
snisrmsdads. l t,sstoSAs
-Rn i vAobr sOAVass's ss rel.
bisron por 81 Departs m 'nan del IsAs-
rior gran lansro de bApdsras , Oor'
laiuaiss para snEalAuAr Ice sdiasios
ydbliaos 81 DIE de 10 llsgsd. del Pre-
sidInts.
-Ha smbAysAdo psrs 'os EstAdOa
Uuidos 0l dirsstor dc ls SSAn Juan
. Light aud Transit Cen JApys Nr.
ChaFlsa :, apsnssr,
j, -HA fsgPSssdo AysF de los EstA
} dol Uoldos sl Juss h 'dsy de 10 Corts
: Federal, euisu Vlsit0 pr lA mSnAna
al eohsroador,
. -Eu Bic G.ands 90 EroysstA e.
r labrsr pna VelAda, con el T. dc re-
; eaudar fordcs para sonltruiIls m
! eampAaArio { la iglesiR satolisa.
ell -Ha fAllecido ca Vsga B = 81
. busn sorreligIontrio , amigo don 1s'
!. mon GopsksS "a muerta ha lids
auy sSnIida % Iqsolls Voblasi0n doa
10 Dc ere obisio De msrseida sstimasi6s
!, RssibSn sSI assaOs nvsssre ptsaaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
UNA OROEIANzA
Acuerdos que 90 temaroh On
10 Ultima session ceIebrada
on sl Ayuntamisnto.
LOS MEDICOs
LOS MEOICOs
Deben noti6carse al Board de
Sanidad los casos infecto
eontagiosa.

l. Qis por 10 presents QusdAa
ohligados los n6aieos con sisreisio
o. 10 siudAd de San Juan & dsolaray
. lussesior Dc Bsns shssnsia y aani-
dad todos los easoa do or fsimsdadas
sonts gtosas y euArsntsnabls que I'm
gan bsjo 90 cuidade prt fssionAl.
3. Son ecfsHmsdadsa sonta giosas
8 infssciosss, 6 les stssat que % par
sigusn con ssts disposisiou. y do
asusrdo con los rsg susntos dc ssai'
dad vigsptss. loo siguisnssa: C6lsFs
ssiktiso. diftsris, sroup. fsbrs anna
rilla. hsbts tiieidss, virusla y vsrio-
loids. lepra, pests. musrmc. saran'
pi6n, sssarlalins, s.rbunes y II taiA
maligns.
3. Es obligalt ria 10 dsslAYlsi6r.
no solo On l0s sAsos do enfsrmsd Adss
s0nnrma adas, sino tAmb!6a sn los sos
pschosos.
4 Los dirssbe rec do nos sitalss,
snfsrmsrfss, dispsnsArios. asilos
otros sstablssimisntos Dc ESQ Ltrdols.
Qusdan oblig dos oil sumplim's snlo DO
satas disposisionss.
8. IN los sssos do dsfanci6n poP
les spfsYmsdadss ex,rsssdas, lee ne
dieos do ssisssnsia 10 pa.tlsipARAn q
10 Oacina Local Dc ssnidsd dsstro DO
les vsiass y sustro Aoras % que hayA
oeuErido sl fallseimisst0.
Q. TodA oontrassnsi6n do los dis.
posisiones do aatA OrdsnAr 30 usrA per-
seguids ants el Jpez do Pas con mHltA
cue NO baiaf& do dies dollars ai sxcs.
dsrk do sincusnta.
7. Eata 0:denAnza ssr& eiesutlva
una yes apEobsdA por el Alsalde do 10
eiudAd , Gobsrnador do Puerto Riao.
Quisn 90 rsmitiiG ccpia ssrsif ada
de 10 m saA.
J Comes Brioso
Inspector Dc Sandal y BsnaAssnais.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
UN AEREOGRAAA

Fl Hon CT bsrnsdor kA rteibldo
dirscIamsnIe de Mr.. Roosevelt un
asrsr grsms, en- sl que lie Auuusia que
aat'cIVA an ola 50 lIeg iA 4 Ponce, dc
modo que aFribArk & dithG eiudad
ell 81 en- VtE del y
La recspei6n as veriheNG en lA
noGhs del miersolsa. Ya han ildo re-
psrtidsa les invitseIones para slts
asto,
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Otra vez Manchuria.
Tratados con China,

Washington Novismhre Ell sesrstArio &c Es-
t.do pforma que si sl gobitrno de Raaia no coDce
sl exeauator al consul do les Estados Undos On Har
bin este recbrk 6rdenes para ratar dirsstams1s
China. pon6ndoss do tobs s tapss 10 sueitiop
de sobsranfa On ka1ehuriA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
El gobierno espahol
frente al Vaticano,

Madrid, Noviembre SCI gobisrno ha lehusado
admitir les reeamaoionss prs ntadas por s nuneo dc
Su Sartdsd para que pernigA las sutoridadea que
eelebren matrimonios eves Gin intsrvene6n del cero
No hay sgoo alguno de que pienss recousidsrar 10
Icy dc separation entire 10 ISssa sl Ystsdo. pssar
do que evidente la prss6n ersida por oil VAtIeAno
sohre In v0lantad do Alfonso XIII.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Don JOSE BONILLl

He traalsdado dsanitivsmsnts 50
YNalnapoia & la vseinA IslA do Vis
auts eBls distipguido amigo J CORE
ligionAFio que tsttss simPaifaa aupo
aaptsFss duFants oil tismro cue Psr.
msasei6 snlrs noaotros.
Al snviaFls, poF medic de sstas
liusas, m sAEiaoso rssusrdo dc dss
PsaiaA, la dsleAnos que On 81 nusvo
RsHo dosds y llVvps VVs aVtlv!da-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Voto de conEianza
al gobierno frances,

Paris Novisnbrs 49, -Dsspu6s do nm ardoroso do
bass sobra 10 10y do separation do 10 Igesa OIL Esta
do, II sGmsra di6 al gsbisrno an voto do Sonfa5zs
por As contra 1ss Los sosalisias pussron sin Va
silar ianso 81 gabnss. apoJGacos con snsrgfa pro
nunsiaAdo dissursos dc musho aleanss posso sl les
der Nr JauT6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Roosevelt en- Colon.
Recepcion cari1osa,

Colon. Novisnbrs l5- q presidents Roosevelt lie.
20 aver. Psro dsssmhars6 snseguida sauss do les
granasa uviss. hoy sal6 TERRA dGndols sl primsr
saludo sl presdsnts Amador 10 eomisi6n smsrisana
dol Canal. III pueblo s vitors6 con sntusiaimo. L.
Ra0epoi6n senellla atsssuosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Ell Conde Withe.
Regreso a Russia.

San Petsrsbur5o, Novismbre 15.-El sonds Withs
rsgses6 este manaua de 81 viais por Europa Ss sspe
raba ana reception entusiasta por pat, del pueblo.
Rssulb 10 sontrario. Ia mutitad aeogl6 Mr.. Withs
CON frialdad, A los vitorss aislados responds un
psrtnax silsnaio. Esta tArds prsssntA e conde sus
respstos al Cxsr Nicolas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

Vkase nuestro iateresar te fo--
lletfn, EI C0bGIIsr0 ds ca.
Sa Ro,0, epoca de La gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
paginas s. y g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
LAS ELECC|0NES
Datos que Sc extractar del escrutinio Official
aprobado por ell Corsejo Executive.

, Tixol 13 e64; r Rjmero Rosa g $50.
En el distrito de ARECIgo. aAptoni
II, ,6S7; NuHoz Rivera y Audinot II, ,633;
Diego II. 620, z no Gambia II, ,62e. Ia
el distrito do GUADILLA, VivAldi
IL. $50, Was, Torres, B1rgss y Ezs
buru IL. 22s. In sl d!sIrito de MAYA.
IaUEz, Arrillsga 14,b4O; Trellss IA ,b3s;
Eoler y Bull 1886 Colbsrg 1854
In 81 distrito de PONCE LarrAuri.
Dia2 Britk y UsrA II 372; Lluvsras
y C0neepei6n 1871, En- el distrito
de HUMAoAo. Nen1sE CArdona II $40,
Matienzo Cinir6n II. 800; DsIgado y
Was Oehoteso II. 3O4; BArcel6 1889.
Las paTsletas proteSIadas y no
aonGadAs en- el eserutinio general del
Oonssi1 son; por sl partido UNIONS
ia, sn el distrito do San Juan 3O7; sn
el de Areeibo s; eu sl dc AguAdilla 4;
On 81 dc NayAQa.z l49; en- el do Ponse
q; en- sl de GuAysmA 4; On el de Hu-
macao 10. Total SIS, insluysndo 3O3
de ToA ala proGsatadAs pofQue las
erAess, sHlando en- el cenlro del cfreu-
10, no llsgabAn & la sirsunisrsnsia
EsGos 30S voIos 90 ganAriAp, sl fusra
preslso, ants los lribunsleE. Por sl
partido rspublicano SOD: on el disttito
de San Juan 16; en- el dc Arseibo min
guns; On sl Dc AguAdIllA Z; en- el de
MaysGAsx IL; On 81 dc Ponce 80; en- oil
de Guyana 4; % el dc HumGsao 2
Total "a
Entire las disidsnelAs l6lo triunft
Ila de Rio GrAnds, unionistA, con Can
Ididatos unioniltSs para la CGmara
psro como no pudo sompletar lAI mi
HrmAs que 90 rxIgsn para votar sl 90
ImisionAdo 4 Washington, On el com
puto general piefda la UNION sa3 vo
'ltos dc los disidenles de Rio G .Ands
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

dss, obtsUgG m t1lto complete, 4 10
suAl o. asrssdor poF sus sHpseiaIss
sondisionss,
Los UaioNstaa d. Isla CulsbTa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

pof loo rssdmsnss que inasrIamos
aver, 50 saDs que nuestro Comisiona'
do residents On Washington, don Tu'
lio Larrinsgs. obluvo 100 s7S votos,
q sGA mas de 10 mitad de les slsstorss
inasriloa. Su mSyoriA sobrs sl can.
didato yspublieano AlcsnzA & 1898.
In sl Cor pgEsao do los EstAdOs Uni.
dos hsy muy pocos E0prsssntanteS con
una voIasi6n ten robuSta.
L. Federation Librs, que, ieg6n
les cartas do % sssrstaTio 81 senior
PsHA, ere la eoleetividad mas hume
rosa dol pafs, pudisndo diSponer q 80
AHtoio Dc los sargos electives, y pi
diando sists pusstos on la ClmAra,
Huvo ana voaAsi6n do l. I44o pApelstas
"a toda islA. No sae6 triunfants 10
s6lo HomhEe, nj ca lA CGmAra nj ca
los munieipioS. nj siQuierA 90 Apro-
KIND Al trisnfo. So Astitud fOe IN
Yidiealo desastrs, do cue no % lSvan'
AAYk nuneA, Nr. Samuel Gompsrs
sonoss & Ia bora presents 81 sODiunto
a Los hsChos.
EI aisIris0 que d. mayor ntmero
40 sstrsRios % Guayama, dOnds vota'
ron 2, ,e74 SiudAdanos. La pluralidad
unionista sn ousyamA 90 dc IA $40; IL
do EumAsao do u,s7l; lA de ArSsibC
Do s,esS; la do san Juan de 1898; Il
Dc kaysgasSIds ]. $50; la de AguAdilli
As /. 4s6 y 10 de- Ponce do 320 Fl Gan
aidato ( ls C&msra que visns pOE mkl
votes 90 don kareelino Sofa. col
11,l7f; VirsllA fgsrA con Sl,17O; Be
Vrsras y Santiago con 81 ,1sI; Blonde
son 2l,117.
IN Ol distrilo de SAN JUAN AaufiI
Nisrs 1S, Ss6; GsoFEetti l3 tS5: Gusrrt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
En- FL "CARlcAs"

IA llsgAdo en- sl sCArasasS, 20
gtn 90 disc, una leeoio1 de detectives
lmsrieSnes que eItarAn On San Juan
hastA que 90 mArchs el Presidents
Roosevelt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

6 seAr so mas que los AnAnXados
por don Tuli1 LArrinsgA. Lo suAl
elevA 10 plur idAd unionista G47 3s7.
Stendo aIi que On las slsoeiohas do
l 904 cbtuvim 10 36 423. 10 Uoi6n, sste
ano, llev6 & las urnAs IL ga votos
D a. que sn les eomisios anICriorss.
Aun e2timoG, .pueS. el 80 por elem
TO.
La UNION ha luchAdo solR estA
ves, Sort'A rsPublisanoS, soclalisIAa
y disidentss. e IA / 004 luehaba
et n 81 concarIo d, lrS e. 'eiAlistAS.
Maestro avSpes en- 10 opio.6n p1blies,
y nueSIrA eaeAcia somo pArtido de-
comhate, son vsrdaderAmsnIe eSpl6u-
didos. Hubo fusrzA, organize On,
OntuHiAImo, srsrgia, unidad de PEN
namisnto y dc scsl6n. ri pueblo Co.
tAbA con noIotros. Y nusstrsG ialAn'
gss mArshahGn compsstas, vihrsnRs
ain perderse un I6lo impulse, sonesn
trkndoIs on una inmsnSa hatAllA lei
aetividsdss del pals J llsRAudoEs .
mas gigantsseo iriunfo con que puedI
aol Irae en- 10 polilisA.
GLORIA IN ExCELSIS. ......i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

La O&mara, por 10 clreunstApeia do
que vHrias disidsr cias locales no po'
dfaR votar 81 eomislonsdo, ohtiens mas
votos que este. De manerS que el YER
dadsro e6msuto de los sutrsgios pnio'
niakaR daba ha aaeYsa AZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
POr Gable
Exclusive para fla DemocTacia D
Aperture Reichstag
Bulow decaido,

Berlin Novembre Is. -ss hs vsriasado 10 raapsr'
turA del Rsischtag. asistsndo s caneiler Won Buw,
cuyo 1ssio es el de una dssrspiud premature. su
enfsrmsdad 6!tima hA dsiado e gran saAdiasa hue
las terribeg,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

IN ol distrilo de SAN JUAN Aeufa
VIsrs 1S, Seo; GsoFEstti l3 OS5: Guerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Una escuadra inglesa
ira q Manila.

Singapore, Novismbrs U-La sscuadra inglesa
del mar Dc IL China % dpons para vsitar nuy pronto
10 siadad do Manila olros puetos del archipelago
alpine.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16
Haakon en- Londres.
Fiestas solemnes,

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-16

Inspector dc Sandal y Bensnesnaia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-06-07
Express Rates nigh.

The Milwaukee Free Press voices the
sentiments Of all justice-loving citizens
when it says: Giving the interstate
commerce commission authority over
express business, with power to fix
rates, the rates to stand, as President
Roosevelt advised fixed rates should, un-
til set aside by the court, would be to
give relief where relief is deserved; for
there is no other over-charging in all
the field Of transportation that equals
that of the express companies. Tele-
phone rentals are moderate compared.
Telegraphic communication is within
the reach Of the day laborer; but to
get or send a package by express, UNI
less it is prepaid or sent collect, is to
WOO penury, and go into the hands of
the bankrupt court.
"Of course the express companies are
agitated over the talk of supervision of
their business. They know how much it
deserves to be under authority, and
what placing it there viii doubtless
mean, in the reduction of rates.
The express companies have enough
influence in congress, or with congress,
to defeat the demand for parcels post,
and they do il in the interests of their
business. They get their cars ut about
one quarter what it cost the govern
ment for its mail cars, tfen charge rates
twice or three times as high as the gov
eminent charges.
There are a whole lot of reforms
necessary. One is needed in The cost of
hauling United States mail cars, and
another in the charges that may be
made by express companies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-06-07

THE state committee of the Prohi-
bition party has called state conven-
ton to meet at Madison, Wis, in the
assembly chamber Of the state capitol,
on Wednesday, June 10, 1906, at l:45
.. m. to name for recommendation to
the Prohibition voters for their support
at the primary election to be held in
September candidates for the different
state offices. The committee has Sc
cured the attendance Of Hon. w. H.
Berry, Prohibition state treasurer of
Pennsylvania, and Hon. l.. Castle, the
Pittsburg lawyer, who did more than
any other man 20 secure Berry's cleo
ton. Alonzo f. Wilson, member of the
Illinois legislature, will make a presen-
tation address of st. John and Daniel
badges to those of the old guard in at
tendance who voted ticket in '84. We
urge Prohibitionists from all parts OF
Iowa county 70 attend and help plan &c
win. FRED l.. CORK,
County Chairman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-06-07
\ New Rural Ruling.

1t is Il cold or dull day when the pos
tai department of this great country of
oars :ai,s 10 spring sdMG-neW order Oh
the public The latest is this .itatyons
of the rural delivery service will be re-
quired, on and after July LIST, to display
signals on their boxes when they leave
mail in them for carriers to collect. as
carriers viii not, after that date. be
required 70 open boxes except those to
which they have mail to deliver and
those ON which signals are displayed "a
Indicate there is mail for carriers to col
lect. Patrons whose boxes are not now
provided with signals must attach Their.
tc some device mot necessarily compli.
Gated or costly) which displayed viii
plainly show carriers there is mail 70 be
collected. Carriers must lower signals
on boxes after making collection if nc