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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
BY Associated Press,

Washington. Jan. 22.-The question
of railroad rates occupied practically
all the time of the senate to-day not
withstanding no bill with that end in
view has been reported from the In
ter-state Commerce Committee.
The discussion of the subject was
IL connection with a speech OF Sena-
TOT Clay. MessTs, Alderich, Foraker,
Bailey and NeWlands were the prin-
opal participants besides Mr.. Clay
The Georgia senator advocated the
passage of a bill which wOuIl give the
Interstate Commerce Commission
power to regulate rates when COM
planned of and said that as there was
no legislation along that line the
country might count upon the agiJa-
ton of government ownership. H8
referred to the large vote recently
given Mr.. Hearst in New York as IN
dicating the popularity of the muni-
cipal ownership idea
Mr. AldriCh indicated his purpose
to oppose such legislation as outlined
and declared that Mr. Hearst was The
author of the proposition to confer
the rate making power on the conf
mission He also took occasion TO DE-
clare the signs Of the times point 10
the naming of either Mr. Hearst or
Mr.. Bryan as the next democratic
presidential candidate. but when
pressed to indicate the probabilities
of the republican nominee declined TO
make a prediction and also avoided
answering the question OF Mr.. Bailey
as 10 whether the president would be
d candidate for a third term.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
MOROCCAN
CONFERENCE
BY Associated Press

Algecieras, Jan. 22.-The plenipO-
tentiari7s were entertained at today S
sitting Of the Moroccan conference By
an almost continuous skiTmish be-
tween NJ Revolt, head of the French
delegation and Count Won Tattenbach,
the second of Germany's delegates.
While the amenities were carefully OBJ
served the other delegates were con-
sciOus that today was the beginning of
a fresh controversy between France
and Germany which is likely to be
long protracted and of increasing
earneSJness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23

>.w York. Jan. @2.-Thc unusually
Wa" Nff'0e- fer t1is $ aS0n CON
-.. day. The Thermometer stood
D. ..-'gs> q, 10 O'Clock.
Ner York was practically fog
t .a#ar Tho mis-. heing SO den Sc
@ DID '.af- entered or fl the har-
Several transatlantic liners are ont
7. " Sandy Hook bar not daring 10
. m The upper haIb1r few boats
moving and The ferry boats were
..--''g .. irr guiar intervals.
"-a'..~ from throughout the stat
.' .aat rhe warm wave stil prc
GO .'lay. but the day generally
', a|'Ieas' and there were signs Of
.-aa-e. Ia central New York rob.
NJ. CPD AIRED az many places. At
4''.aHn I'm northern New York the
aa1r'er there registered "a this
a''a and al points in the central
son. bern parr of The stat. a tim
a.... of so % o. was recorded.
.~' -rS raDcrrrd 90.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
COLD WEATHER
NOW BEING
FELT
Followed the High Wind and Rain
OF Sunday Night, and Freeze
is Expected.

Cold weather, which may possibly
turn out to be the coolest of the sea
son, is being experienced in Pensa-
cola this morning. The thermometer
went down rapidly during the after
noon ana night and to-day it will De
about the freezing point, if not be-
| low.
The cold wave followed the severe
wind and rain storm of Sunday night
when the wind attained a velocity of
forty-twO miles an hour, accompanied
by driving rain.
The approach of the storm was
Signalled by the weather bureau Sun
day afternoon, and but little damage
resulted to the shipping interests.
The fishing smack Clara r. Grimes
broke her mOOrings and went ashore
on some rocks just west of the wharf
where she sunk. 1t is feared that the
vessel has been badly damaged and if
saved a large amount of repairs will
be necessary before she can be again
placed in service.
Cold Wave Signals.
Yesterday the cold wave signals
were placed over the government
building. A change was noticeable
during the early pOrtin of the day
but as the hours passed the temper
ature continued TO change. strong
wind from the north making it very
disagreeable for those who were out
during the night.
Weather Conditions.
In his bulletin upon weather con
ditions, issued yesterday, Weather
Observer Reed said:
The storm central over eastern
Texas Sunday morning has advanced
slowly to north of Meridian, causing
general rains from the gulf nOTthward
into the Ohio Valley and the lower
Lake Region. Snow is falling in
eastern Iowa and northern Michigan.
The warm wave attending this distur-
bance with temperatures of so degrees
and over extenls from Alabama
northeastward into the lower Lake
Region. A high of considerable
strength is closely following the
southern low. and temperatures have
fallen below freezing in northeastern
Texas. to Il degrees in extreme
northern Texas, and TO degrees in
southern Kansas. while in South Da-
kCta and northern Montana il is %
degrees below zero.
These conditions indicate fair and
decided colder for this vicinity to-
night and TUESDAY with fresh to brisk
west to northwest winds. The tenn
perature will be close to freezing to-
night"
Heavy Rains East.
Reports from sections east of Pen
sacola are to the effect that the
wind and rain storm was very severe,
the rain being heavier than has been
Witnessed there in many years. All
rivers and creeks are much swollen
as 4 result. Wires, both of the tele-
graph and telephone companies
were damaged to a considerable ex-
tent by the high wind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
By Associated Press.

DiO JanierO. Jan. 22.-The Brazilian
turret ship Aquidaban has been sunk
al Fort Bacarehagua, south of Rio
Janeiro as a result of the explosion OF
power magazine. The ship sank in
three minutes.
1t is reported that three hundred of
the crew persisted and that only one
officer was saved. Four rear admir-
also persisted on the vessel which has
been used for the accommodation of
number of supernumerary officers
and men attached TO fiotilla
The Aquilaban was 1850 tons dis
placement and had $500 horsepower.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
Of EAGLES
ORGANIZED
HERE
Order Instituted Sunday Night by
State District Grand PreSi-
dent Mclean.

A Aerie of the Order of Eagles was
instituted i'm Pensacola Sunday after
noon and night under most auspiCIOus
circumstances. The class consisted
Of fifty-one members. and will be in
creased within a short 10 twice this
number. as many have signifed their
Intention of becoming members since
the Aerie was organized.
The ceremonies were conducted by
State District Grand President Nc
Lean. OF Jacksonville. assisted by
Past Worthy President J. w. White,
of the Jacksonville Aerie; Philip
Frank. worthy secretary and DR..
James Hardy Piuman, worthy ply
scian Of the Jacksonville Aerie.
In the afternoon 4 public meeting
was held when the objects Of the or
der were explained by Mr.. Mclean,
whose address was listened TO with
much attention.
AT night the Aerie was Instituted,
the class Of ffty-One being initiated,
which required until nearly midnight.
The Aerie promises 10 be a LARGE
and fourishing one. Efforts vii be
made TO ar once secure a hail AID
have a club room. the social feature
Of the order being one Of its chief az
fractions.
The Officers.
The officers elected were as follows;
Past Worthy President. c. Avery
IT.
Worthy President-Chas ". Cos
ton
Worthy eiPresident-Henry HOr-
sler.
Worthy Chaplain. Summers
Worthy Secretary-GeO. w. Pryor,
JT
Worthy CONDUCTOR. Albert John
son.
worthy Inner Guard-GeO. Vuco-
viCh
worthy Outer Guard-E. P. Pres
ton.
Trustees-C. f. Schad, Joe COriannO
and n. Goldring.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
WOUNDED MEN REACH
CITY OF RIO JANIERO

Rio de Janeiro. Jan. 22.-The cruiser
Barroso has arrived from Port Jacare-
hagua with those injured by the ex-
plosiOn on the Aquidaban which blew
up last night. Nearly all the officers
were killed or injured. The dead
number 1876, and the injured SO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
.rASI TIME AT
ORM0NO
By Associated press

s-,- .-'.-- Beach, Jan. 22.-The chief
e.. . .le Orm0nd-Daytona beach
d. 81, vas IN -lma made by Stanley.
81. '..-'-.e'.- I'm nineteen and one
- .-''nd>. The time is u1ofic
t.... 5.a. c.n1men are agreed. Tn
d. 10 several racers and their cars
O.. ''>SarE 10 postpone the for
o. -'-S ol tha races Ull tomor-
a. -e indications are for good
ana a hard course.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
sy Associated Press.

Warrington, Jan. 22.-The present
v--u r8ve is breaking and il will be
l...s colder .Onlght IN the OHIO
r .acuce southwark TO the gulf
.r- and much colder Tuesday in the
.sr.ic coast districts.
r.. wave warnings have been Is
-a. lr the east states including
s--a. entire South Carolina ami
florida Storm warnings are dis
,ael pa the " ST coast of Florida
AZ. 1a Atlantic coast from Key West
O. Norfolk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
SEVEN KILLED
BY EXPLOSION
~ Assoeiated Press

Chippewa Falls. Wis, Jan. 22-Tne
explosion of the boiler in saw mill
four and one half niles from HOlcom0
this afternoon resulted in the death
Of seven men and the injury Of three
others. The mill was badly wrecked.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
SIRiKERS KILLED
By GENDARMES
6v Associates De-.

-~.. Hungary. Jan. 22-Seven
...- ZION workers We're killer and
--- .Aiel today I'm conflict
r-...7 A-almes al NandOhegy. The
.--.s Tackled ten Eendarmes sent
maintain order.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
HEARST OR BRYAN
TO LEAD DEMOCRATS
Senator AldriCh Predicts that 0
or the Other Will Be PreSi-
dental Nominee.
DODGED QUESTION
When Asked if Roosevelt Would
Accept Third Term.

ARGUMENT STARTED WHILE DIS.
cUsslNG RAILROAD RATE LEG
IsLATIoN, ALTHOUGH NO BILL
WAS BEFORE THE HOUSE
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AeI-
TATloN EXPECTED UNLESS Ac-
TON is TAKEN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
ARE
SILL GAINING
Rv Associated Press.

London. Jan. 22.-The latest returns
further increase the lead OF the LID
erals in the parliamentary elections
The totals are nov Liberals, 40
Unlonists l16; Irish Nationalist %
LabOrites A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
Nenroes Arrested.

The police made a raid last nlsn'
on a house near the Cronie's salonn
conducted bv a negre and filled WIZ
negro men. II was alleged ina. ~
place was run as a gambling gslhI an
six persons were aTresteu'
others escaping.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
DECIDEDLY COLDER
WEATHER IN SOUTH
! :. Z q. ( X: Z Z Z : ). Z !. q =
CHICAGO is TIED UP
BY TERRIFIC STORM.
~ Associated Press.

Chicago. Jan. PA severe
storm Of alternating rain, sleej
and snow. which commenced
just before midnight last night
has caused one of the worst tie
ups this city has known in
many years. But few telegraph
wires are working out of the
city tonight in any direction.
Inside the city telephone COM
mun.catiOn is badly crippled
and electric lines and street
cars arr almost OU- o. commits
sion. The elevated roads are
suffering still worse and the
railroads are badly hampered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
Cold Wave in Tnras

Dallas. Texas. Jan. ga cold wave
Or "a1i d hy s1OE. is sweeping
. -.rr'a TeEa, today. The thar-
..aea- rs down 10 -. Trans az
.al6. HE snoV and wire clmmunica-
.l- .s aa5'r hampered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
THREE HUNDRED Persisted
ON BRAZILIAN WAR VESSEL
IHryet Ship Aquidaban Sunk in Three
Minutes as Result at Explosion Of
P0zvder Dlaga8ine.

She was built in England in 1885 at a
cost of one million seven hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars.
The crew and officers numbered
three hundred and fifty men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23
Gsrn Wave is Breaking Through
Country, Say Washington
kdViCeS.
STATE OF FLORIDA
MN Feel Cold Wave in All. Sec
ton To-Day.

g-oPH WARNINGS ON WEST
COAST AND FROM KEY WEST
70 N0RFOLK-RAlN AND THUN-
DER STORMS ~ KENTUCKY,
COLD ~ TEXAS AND WARM IN
NEW YORK.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-23

III WEATHER: Fair and much
colder Tuesday; Wednesday.
fair. fresh west winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
AumentO de detectives. Ell
Iuez del Vale. LoWande,
Demanda de divorcio.
vARlOS HERIDOS
vARlOS HERIDOS
Cabo de penales. -Circo . e.
70 --<Sfmbolo de la Amls.
tad>. bargos.

-Ea breye seraa aumenta das al.
gpnas plszas de detectives en- el euer.
po de 10 policfa insular.
Ell isez iesor del Vsl]e, do San
Juan, SO sncua mira DO temporada On
Truiillo Alto, di.ftntando la liosneia
de dos mares que % fae concedida.
-Anoshs di6 function el cireo Lo.
wande con un vsriado programs, On
que fEuran vAriaS vistss importantes.
Rosa Rivers, vecina de San
Juan, hA intsrpuesto ante 10 Corts do
Dlstrlso, dsma1 d. de divorcio contra
su esposo Juan Rivera, sargento del
Rsgimisnto do Puerto Roo.
Han siio aaistidos en- 10 ssla
de sos0rros, do hsridas y sortuEio'
mes levss, Norb Losada, Claudio
Sanohsz, JoRe Csmbriehe, Martin
'Guzman y NlcSsio ViAeini.
-HA sido nombrado cabo do 20.
, males, On GlAysmA, don Vfosor Mo-
rales y guardia dc 10 ekreel de Huma.
Gao don Joae Lopez
"A pssAr do dArHe flnei6n On el
teatro, hubo Anoche un lleno somplato
en- el elrco do los stnorss Otero c.
Va msgoffeo programA do vistas o.
cogldAs fu6 cumplido on todaa aus
pGrtss con variaa sxRAs. Indudable'
menle, que eats cinsmat6grafo obtiene
cadA dia mas el favor del pdblieo
-LA sociedAd obrsra <Sfmbolo de
10 Amtsssds 20 propone eelebrAr una
6ests, para hAesr 10 entrsga de diplo'
ma q las stfl JriIas gus rssulteu agra.
ciAdas en- el csrtAmen dc lab ores que
vieLe celebrAndo dichA socisdAd.
-Dalde snoehe 20 encusntra On
San JuKG nuestro amigo oil dentists
don Antonio Barreiro, presidents del
Comil6 Local do Ia Unioa Local, de
HumkcAo.
10y 50 leVAntAr0n cas- )rce emf
bsrgoA an les puebloa de CAyey, Patti
llas, Y4uco y B.yAm6n.
-El attorney general Mr.. Feuille
regresara do au excursion por las Cor
ses de Distsit3 do In 10 o el microbes
pr6xlmo,
-Anoeha oc1rri6 uu conAto de In
eendto on V.gA Bsi& en- lA residences
. de don Pastor G GAlinden, AforGuna
damente no ceurrieron desgraeias.
! -EstA NJ GAnA 80 rsunI6 10 Junts
Superior &c SSnidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
BROMA DEL DESTINO
La Association de periOdistas
smericanos es irvitada q
un banquets.
EN- CHICAGO
EN- CHICAGO
Invitados a conner canes en-
lata. Sc envenenan con
emparedados en- el tren.

La Aeo .iaci6n de Eiit1res NscIo.
nsles tde i1v tadA IN almusrzo, 90
Ch csgo, nor To- msuufsc!ureyoa DR.
cArne LIS inviinc,6u tenia el fin plau
atbls de m 1sirAr q las periodistss TO-
dAs lSs rsformas introducidas en- -
creparSci0n , conIervsci6n de earres
freseAS y On Ia mauufacsurs de las
snl atAdsa, desde qls la inyessig gaci6p
dc Nsili y Riyuo,ds tuso en- alarms
{ los consup iiores del mundo.
Pero O. d.siin0 tcoatdmbra burlss
cruelss hasts con los miIlonarios.
En- el trSyecio mas de Glen exour
aionistAs Sc siniieron epfermos. Hs
bfan comtdo smparedados de jsm6n J
polio en- lAtss. Loa csrroa de- terro
csrril 80 convirtiaron gu csrros de
ambulAncie. Los que no habfan pro.
nado e tsnte en- pie Sc eonvirtieron on
epfsrmsros. Agdnos m6dicoa previ'
. sivos, Qus ibAp tsmaien en- 10 psrlida,
lavsron el eat6m 90 q los entermou
mss graves. A otros SO les hizo arro
ar eu&nto pudieron. A Ia mayor par
to 90 lea eonduio & los hoEpitAles de 10
pArAdA mas cercAna.
Il Almuerzo fu6 un frac 30.
La prensA se h. oeuaado del
asunso sin c01cederle msyor i'm 2or
tancia.
Tenfs ya olvldAdo que, segdn de-
clarGciopes del Gsneral Niles, carca
de trss mil soldAdoa smesicauos fae
ron atAcados de env.nenamiento y ds
snfermedsdss del est6mAgo cAusa ds
las cArnes preoarsias con que o. lei
racionAba en- la guerra contra Esps
q . por 10 iudepe ndeneia do CUBA.
Y si no 10 tsnis olVidado "a or;
ell cargo da que, con Ia uuevs ley d.
inspection, se aoAhar&n las earns
Idsnsdas con que era euvenenR1a Ii
sAlud pdblisA
tDs La Misceldnea J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23

LigG de Det sl'istss Fl A imir .trRdor
M, ,Gs"'fl ira; 3ucssore res de Pe;az H4r
maroa; J. t. Silva Brkl g II Cam
msrclsl ComJsny, VI. psnitgla, Di-
rsstar; L.timer & Fe.psndez; D ,oley
SnAn S CO q. w. D1o'ty; inlay
B o'h9sa II WAynDut Tcading Com
penY, T, G. J. WAymoalh, Director
Peas & las rssoluc,o .sa er6 .glcas
d. loa oomsrc aa,as que frman sss
doaumento, Es L. tsnt6 vArIas vscas In
trodusir eAfe del B'4sil co estA plaza,
con e prcp6aito de veaderlo como O. 8
10 d. Paest3 Roo = rsalizAr una ga
usuois immoral y euantiosa. IQd6n
6 gu cues s1n ios autores do Ia mirti'
tieae.61? DdEda lusgo nil glna de las
catRs honkr2blss comprs m ssidas 4
no rea'z 4fla J q 70 etnsentlria. Mas
A6o; aaae nos que dichas cAsAs
envisRcn & L5adres, Ham ourgo, b O.
men, Liverpool, Marsal!a, G6aova,
etc ei am olares de 10 circular, emo
una garansfa de que el cafe que SO EN-.
barca en- 6sss isla no procsde de otros
puutos. Psro tamhi6n nos costa que
dichas chsAs resiratau Eus titmGs, al
otras se aprovsehAn de IL aituaci6n
para re .lizar negoc!oa leoninos.
Ei hseho sela muy grave y necesi
ssrsmos * CIR durs rssponssbtlidad
6quien de tel mQdo alaca los intereaes
del pueblo mlsm, on que labr6 su for
tuna.
Los clneusntR saeos de habch 10
les eonsignsdos q la ordsn, eS decir,
AL ANoNIMo, estan ca Ia aduaua. Dss
pusa de Ia dsnuucia q1s Ia prenss
formulara ca tonos dssi,iyos, no u
Atreve, no 50 strevsI& resc gsrloa q
consiga ssario, 6 iran utrA v. aNuev,
York. Pero osros saeoA llegSran J
tel VIZ pssarau ain que se desc ubrA |,
farss. 7 Pusrso Roo sutrirG, nuss
tro cafe se desscrsdisArA. y unos m Or
cAderes auoa logrsr&u, 90 bneno
y sonantss dollars. ell truto d. au
eombinacione', que Ia ley am para
que, ain embAtgo, aon punibles ant
Ia conclepc . 6oIlca,
Ea preelao que so Averil d cua
es sou los hombres q q isueG Ia auert
de Puerto Rico ro importA nada & d
de que ae lea tsnga en- al logAr o IL
corraapoads. La d is sA 90 siempr
Iegfdma y el pals podra y debsra de
fanderss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
CAPRICHOS DEL AMOR

c Is Gsanomf, nrlsl,e, rtys
ladork d. falicided xsrtm4, Joh MIC,
lnulien, oe Uhca, NIvvA ", k, 20 IRA
ssnao aple 81 ]u Cotg.r, ue oiShA
ot dad, ilevA, d. 20 oraz St6ora
FanS J Jues, para exgir del msgis.
Hadu que ca uso dc aus Mt.a tlpslo-
nes !os dee.&rase msrido Y muisr.
Con los onamorad~ inRn doA teuti
goa Ill act) rsylsli6 no solo aolem
ntdai, aino inual1zdo ARcmbro, De
scaerd0 q0n e eerslf;Ado que resptc
sIvAmeate exhlnlerou los c0nyugaes.
sparece que Aa Mullen, hsbla r ala
10 del t.Iemo since v.o.s yAe So
Al "a de vldg qua lega, ca tAol0 que
Ia noyls, q lien sin Gao i pulo dec arc
ssnar 81 bse sds ,moros II ptimave
rae, ae habiA dkao 81 touo de pa,ar
por IeIs cirsm9nIAs mat imonialss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
GHuSA LUCIA BOHEMIA,

Despre1 del debut Ia la emprsua
Sc0gnamigtio con Ia opera Lucia lie
Lamnlermoor, SO disr0n ives f4lc.unes:
unA el FabAdo, cUp GHEIsA; otra
syer tArda Goa LUCIA y ut1A auoshe
con BOHEMIA.
GHEISA, que On una de as orere
tas mSa sIrACtivGs de! re, s'lorio M
derno, slssnz6 una iaierprstAci61
c'mme Il flut LIS atAlsIsa todoI o..
tavieron a 10 aiusa de suS pApeIsa Y
N rea'idAd bo .dAron la obrs, pressn
GAn lola con vsrdsdsrA mAeltis,
LAs decorIcionsS muy bellGs. Los
juegos de ltE nuev1A an PuerGo Rico,
80 gran tfseto eIten.o1. III l65Aoo
splAudlendo con cniusiAimo.
La repriss de LUCIA excsents. No
es precise hAbiar dc In Iiple Gen 9rs
@ )rz,ga, que lIevs siem2rs ttAu 81 ia
simpAliA de sus sdniradores. e bsio
y el baritone lueisrcn sus f.eu ta dss J
eonfruaron n el iroI3 fAvorab q oe ia
ctitcA Son dos cLptIptys do con
cieneiA J dos aeiores die.eiiumla.
En- Bohemia hubo uu lkno Pa,
COS, buIscaS, bAlcones. paraiso
Iodo rel oIAnte, NusaIro cJlsooradol
arifstieo especial dA en- otrA pArte 81
opinion. NoSoIroS declm ore Ii
compahtA mArehI II. ntc en- p0Da GU,
lA lemporAda, que empitz4 brlllAnle
promote ssguir mas brillAnie ado !
llevAr Rl ssGtro, no A6lo loA die
ttonH de San Juan, . no ( los de Ii
islA que aouden deIce puntca lcjano
q dsleitar 81 eIpfrilu con las h>rmo
nfas del bS! ed,lto y con las gratss i'm
preaioreI que les brinds una ierie d.
espsctiouloE no comunes eltre no,
oIrca.
Para m, f1Aus, matssI, IS auuroit
la 6pers 1osca.
/
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
UNA CATASTROFE
Descarrilamiento horrOrOs0
ep SALISBURY, Inglaterrs,
causa muchas muertes.
23 CADAvtRES
e CADAvtRES
Siete fueron los heridos. En-.
tre unos y otros 6guran
dlstipguldas personals.

Dies un psrIodieo do Nlsva York,
con facha 10 de Julio:
sLA noticta del grave accidents 10.
rroviario osarri 10 esta man ana en-
Iuglate -rA, en el que pssesieron mu-
ehss psraonas eouoeidss, hA produsi'
do gran consssrn acl6n On satA aiudad
Un ssx press, especial que eondu.
cfa Londres, desde Plymouth, los
pasaisros del vApor sNew York;. per.
lsnseisuts q 10 <America Lines, los
cuAles salisron de slta ciudad el dfa
q is Iunlo, tle sl tren euyo descarri.
nIsntI hA csusado tan numsrosAs
deSgrAeiaa.
Ocurri6 el siniestro ga SAlysbury,
en les primsras horAs de 10 manana
de hey.
Flsron % los muertos y sists los
heridos.
FlgurAn entire los primsros; Mrs.
z. N. BlAnshs y Mr.. Charles K. Sen
tsll, de sssA eiudAd; Msr. Waltsr w.
Eleanor y Mr. GsrArd Smith, do Day
son, Ohio, Mr. #. II, Cossitt, Quisn
eas6 haze dos ssmAuas con 10 htia del
juex Dugros selebrAndoss 10 boda con
gran fiesta dc 10 alta sociedAd nsoyor
qeina; Mr., John II M, Donald, no
table .aneionado & las oarreraS de
eAhallot; Mr.. Il. L Krg, pre- tssor del
solsgio dc IL Trinidad dc Toronto
Louis Caster, propietario del sxagA'
ztnes qle llsvA 81 Apsllido, dc Ia
Elesrie Review. & t. gsnisro do ssta
ciudad; Mr.. Fra: X W. Koch, uno de
los mas opulentos veStnos do Allen
Lw1, PensilvAnia.
Tamhien fguran entire los muertos
Mr. W .lter BArw.ehk, abogado d.
3 ronlc; Mrs. L. U, Hltshsoek, d.
ia cindad, vludA de an primo del
S.eretsrio del I terror; Mr., +. Nc
Ne,kn, de Lexlnton, poseedor dt
grsndes hsciendAs para criarza d.
cAbAllos de sapgre On K,ntukH dc lol
qus hsn salido mushos dc los mai
t.mosoa q le han eorrido en los Esta
dos U aidop, y Mr.. G, A Pipon, Sgen
10 sn Toronto dc 10 SAmeriOan Lines
AL dollar una cu1vs, oil tren, que
eorriA 6 una velocidAd dc AetentA mi
las por hora, salto de In via, aobrG
M pusnts, en oil que habfa dos loco
mosorAs y mAto 81 guArda que ALI u
e1contrAba.
Qaedaron destrp idos tres ccchss J
lAs peraonss que On ella ibAn, h1rri
b emerss muNiadss.
HA esea ado miiagroIRmente o
Alcslda de esla ciudGd Mr. Ne ClellAn
A 4 TINA b ora dsi6 ell de9artRmen
to as en- slNen Sc ls habia rsGervAdo
Mr. Me- Donald, que oCnp6 este do
partamsnto, psrsoi6 APlaHtado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ntmero l04, oelte, New
York. sisio muy csntrico. Pr6ximo
81 subway, q los elevados, & los cArros
electricoa de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, Y J 50 svsnida. Muy Cerss
del hotsl Marie AftOtaetts, donde esta
81 O.Ib IbeTo GnacricGno A Eiets ouadras
del doctor Hsrns, Casa Amplis y ele.
gante. Coeio. americana } espAfo
la. ItEsslsoi6. c3upletAments nuevs,
Tres hA fioa lanse infornes & Ia
admir- It .con de LA DEMoCRAcIA
s urOra Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-23
Department Of Education
San Juan, P. r., Jane 20, 1905.

San Juan, P r., Jane 20, 1906
Sealed proposals In quadruplicAte
for ths erection OF . frtms II h1ol
buildlr & 81 TIA B.js, Porto Rico, wlll
be reclved At thIs u 10 uLtl 10 A. NJ,
July %. 1868, and then opened. In.
formation firni.hsd on Aplications.
Plans must be returned 10 lh's t "A .ce
with ihs proposals. The highs 10
reserved to reject Apy or eli proposals.
This contract wlll be made jointly By
the Departments Of Education and The
School Board OF Toa BsiA, Envelo
pes containing proposals should be
endorsed <2roposals for co structi. g
FfAme School Building vt Toa Bsj.
Porto RieoS, and addressed 10 sTht
ComnisSionsr Of EdueAtion, San Juan,
Porto Rieo9.