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Lima, Abril 10.

Ha cAusado gran sensaci6n un
crimen monstruoso que casu ailments
aca ba do deEcubrirIe, y cuyos detalles
horrorizap.
En- el pueblo de ColeAbambs, pro-
vircia de Tayacaja, ha sido detenido
un individuo que ha ssesin ado q Ca
torce personas, entire h'mbres mule
res y nifos.
Fl criminal no solamente ha con-
fesado su delito, sino tambien que 80
ha comido los eadaveres de sus vfcti'
mas y que despues ha vendido Ia gra'
90 que ha nxtrsfdo de estos, mezclAn
dola, al efecto, con otra de csrdo.
Uno de esos acontscimientos que
sefialan un punto de referencia On los
anales del delito y exceden los mas
fsntksticas cresciones del novelists
impresionante, 90 ell que cons'goabs.
mos en- nuestra sesi6n telegrafica do
aver; 80 trataba de un descu brimiento
hacho por 10 policfa en- una leiana
poblaoi6n del PERT, donde un mona
truo hatfA reallzado una serie de cri.
msnes para lucrarGe con los despoios
dc sus vfctlms
I1teresados ante 10 ligera refsren
cia del hecho enunciado por nuestro
corresponsal, pedimos msyores detA-
lies; ta'e, son los que 10 consignan en-
el Telegram, que Va al pie y de cuya
lectura surge 10 euormidad de los hs
ch)s consumados por un hombre que
acaso no tlene de tai sino la aparien-
ola y en- cuyo aspecto moral ofeeee el
co &c ,pto de 10 inconsctenciA 6 Ia re-
erosion at vica haoia los prlmsros
habitanses de las vfrgsnes tierras anne.
ricanas.
De todos modos, insereHa con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
FL antrop6fago del PERI
Catorce victifnas, n Un comerciante de carne hui
mana<>Detalles horripi1antes,

mueve con intsnsidad 10 description
de los hechos descubisrtos y que sstan
dsscritos en- toda 81 repugnante cla.
rldad.
He aquf el telegrama:
<Lims, Febrero IA. - Hacfa 70
tempo que en- el parsie denominado
Focas, del departamen!o de Eayacsis,
dssaparecfan misteriosamente hume
rosas personas. hombres, mujeres y
nifioa eran presa de una fatal y desco
nocida mauo.
JamSs % encontraron restos de
las vfstimas por hAbsrss librsdo de
toda pesquicia una cuevs existente on
aquel psraie, que tlene Ia formA do ur
zspato y d 10 cual no penetraron nun
ca nj los ce misionados popularss,
por tenor & que estuvisra habitads
por alg1a espfritu criminal, al que Ia
fantasia popular generalizara y
quien las classes auperiorss de squells
poblaci6n le aiignsban una existeneis
y ademas un poder indiscutible. Sc
decfA que en- ella habfs exhalado sl
dltimo suspiro un criminal fam so.
Era este, segdn 10 tantasfa popu'
lar, quien devorAba q los desaparecl
dos,
Casualmsnte, los comisionados
polieiales llegaron hAce algunos dfsl
d una casa indfgena situada & inme.
diaciones de 10 terrorffi.A cusva.
Ua psrro que los aeom pa Il aba co
memo & aullar y & sscarbar fariosa-
msnte 10 terra. POGO despues, con Ia
sorpreaa COZ siguiente de los comlsio
nados, el perro extrsjo un crAneo hu
mAno recien cocinaio que se hallaba
q for de terra y con las ief1sles evi
dentss de habsr sldo despeda azado
golpes dc cuchillo.
Los comisionsdos ante seme iants
descubrimiento sprelaron inmediata a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10
H|MA0S NACIONALES

De los himnoH nGcionales exlran.
ieroS, hsy aiets On cuya letra 90 cele
bra al sobsrano, y son los de Portugal
Inglatsrra, Austria, Dlnamarea, Ale
mania, Suecia y Rusla, El HImno de-
los EatadoS UnidoI, el de Holanda, Q,
de Hungrfa y ell de Noruegs, cantan O.
amor patrio y 10 gloria de la naci6n
Hay una tsrcera clSIe de HImnoI
que podrfsmoS lamar de orfgen revo
lucionario. A este g6nsro pertsnecsn
la MArGelleSa, de Francis; lA Braban
cone, de B6lgics; y sl Godsavs Ire
land, de IrlAnda.
Los himnos nAcionales son TODD,
mode,nrs ., ell mas antigua data de do,
aiglos. sus autores son generalmen!e
POGO conocidosi I6lo Rouge de L L.
lie y alRdn otro han pasAdo { la pos
teridad.
e daico himno cuyA letra lleva 10
frmA de un pceta eminente ea el de
Noruegs, que comieEA; eJA vi eiaksrs
-. SSf, amamoS q SSte paiuu.,.....s
So autor ea Ell celebre Biosrnsejerns
Bioernson. En- cuanto 6 Ia mdsies
ell 6nico original de un gran compost
tor es Ell HImno austriaCo, escrlso por
Haydn.
Aqui es del caIo fecofdar que 81
Il muo Portuguese tuvo por autor VI
smpsrsdor, don Pedro I del Brazil.
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BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, n1mero 1O4, oeats, New
York. Sitio muy centrico. Pr6ximo
sl subway, & los elevados, & los carros
electricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, "a y 90 avenida. Muy cerca
del hotel Marie Antoinstte, donde esta
el Cub lbero americana. A siete cuadras
del doctor Henna. Casa amplia , ele
gante, Cocina americana , espa lola,
installation completAmente nueva. Tres
bafios.
Pidanse informea & la administra-
ei6n dc LA DEMoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-10

mente q IN indigsna que morsba sn
las inmediacionss, quisn eonfes6 % la
primer indsgatoria que. habfa muerto
y devorado, artsriormsnts, & oatorce
personals. justified 81 enorme ssrie
de crfmenes diciendo que hubo de mo-
rirse dc hambre tai era au miseria-
y que antes de sueumbir dc mansion
habfA prsfsrido vivIr alimentkndose
dc carne humana obtenida On 10 for
ma horrlpilsnte que anuncla b..
Kxplicado 70 el fin y 10 eausa dc
los erfmenes desaparisiones que
aquella poblaci6n hAbia comprobado
On un breve esp.cio dc tempo, au.
mlendols On el terror, los comisionA-
dos descsndieron & 10 iiusbre eusva
en- que el criminal, prevaliendoae dc
10 aterrorizsn reputation dc que 60
zabA 10 hsndidura, arroiaba los restos
dc sus vistimas, On 10 seguridad dc
que nsdie conduoirfs por allf sus ave.
riguaciones y sus pasos; en- el fGndo
tsnebroso de la cueva hallAron era
neos, piernas, costillAs, pies, etc, car.
ne hum ana convertida On charQM
En- eaanto al modo en- que ef:c.
taaba 10 matanxs, refiri6 detalles que
rspugna eonaignar.
En- el pueblo dc Coleabambs, GER
esno & su resideaeis, vendi6 variss
veces grasa humana mez ,lada con
N Anteca de cerdo:
El Antoptfsgo aladi6 que 10 car
ne huns ar tsnfa un sabor muy exqui.
sito q su pAladar, especlalmente 10
lepgua, que constitufa su mani or pre-.
ferldo.
Fl tsrrlb,s criminal 90 halls preso
en- la careel de Pampas y todas les
poblsciones del PERT 90 preguntan que
castigo ss le impondr&.
(De sLa Prensss, dc Baenos Aires.
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A LOS uN|0NISTAs

Recordamos q nueatros correli-
g.oaarios que el pr6ximo ssbado CON
tin6an laa inacripciones, en- el prtcinto
establecido en- Ia calle del Cristo No
40. Y advsrlimoH los que 10 igoo.
ren, que todo el 'ctor CApa ,itado de 10
ciudad debe ir q inScribirae, pues las
inscripciones de aaoa pasados hau
aido anuladas.
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O|VERSAS NO T|c|As

Inf5rmasenos que 10 empresa de
los carros ele:tricos hara un desvfo
que conduzca al Htp6dromo, & fin do
hacer mas ia III el transporte do pass'
ieros. Bueno se IL tamb!en, que mien-
tras tanto, aumsntara el ndmero dc
carros en- el se:vicio los dias que 90
sfectden carre.As en- el sxpresado HI
p6dromo.
Hoy fle .uspendido on la Corts
de Distrito el importAnts remate anun'
clado do los bleaes de don Gorgonio
Bolivar embarg ,dos por don Aleiap-
] dro Be zzo.
-Trsslados do policias. - Cont.
nuaci6n do IL lista de lraslados que
smptzamos & publican aver;
Pe1ro Lugc, de San Juan para
Rio Grande; Juan Rios Toledo, . Ma.
uatf; Manusl Reyes Ruiz, Q Rio Pie.
dras; Jose Rodrigaex Irizarry y An
gel Morales. Rio Grande; Juan Lilo
veras Soler, ] 1s6 Il. Hernandez, An.
gel Rosa, Amadeo BArredo y Jsims
Alvarado, Bsyam6n; Calixto vslsz
Cirilo Melennez, . Toa Alta; jose
Segarra O;afia, . Comsrio; Francisco
Disz y Dionisio Rios, q Humacao;
Ezequiel Cardona y Valensin Coma
lez, . GuaysmA; Felix Campesino v
Vicente Morsll, Utuado; Jose Nata
Martin = Santurce; Jose Rodriguez
MufioE, . Arecibo; Rafael Cruz San.
dsgo Oscar Romero, q Csguas; An.
tanio Rivera Santiago, q Viequss; Ju'
10 Zsyas, . Aguas Buslas; Sandalio
Rosa y S'xto Dunot, q Santurce; Jo-
ae q. ACAbA, . ToA Alts; Jo.6 Fran
cisco ArcCho, . GusyAnilla; Pedro A.
Haehado y Dsmetrio MarguaI, . Las
Marfasi Juan SaLtl,go Oqusndo, .
Fsiardc; Emilio Flores . Humacaoi
Juan VAlentln Robles, . Albonito,
Juan Joie Silen, = YAuco,
(CottInuar& mafians
En- 81 vspor "Coamo" llegaron
procedentes de los Estades Unidos,
ion Juan ]. Soils y don Carlos JuliE,
de Ponce. Fate Il timo e.tudiant de
medieina.
Ell Club tEugsnio Maria de Hos'
tos1 darA el lunes unArecepci6n en- sua
amplios sA'onsa Sol rdmero los, para
festeiar 10 enlrega do I'm hsfmoso re-
trato del iluatse edusacioniltA, que ha
regalsdo 1 d. hi Sooledad el pintor
don Felfx Medina.
Ell preIo de Ia Ca:cel de San
Juan 'Poliearpo O.hz hA solicitado
del Gobernador el indulto de cuatro
meses de priai6n que le reatan por
cumplir. ORTIZ 90 un b 1mbre trabs'
iador y gdn ipf)rmsS ha observado
muy buena conductA en- 10 cSrcel, sisn.
DO por tanto atrsecor & IL gracis que
SolicitA.
Ell licsrclado Mf)r Fernandez
Vangs, ex secsetario de 10 Corts de
D.Strito de Arecibo, ha esla blecido
su bUtsts On eata ciudAd, undo Al II.
lieenciado don Eugsnio BspfIss Cas-.
tAfio.
Don JoIe u, de Arce, prssiden'
's DEL gremio de mozoI de hotslss, res
'aursnt'' cafes etc. cits 9 todos los
que pertenescan & ere ofc!o para ous
vayan in'cribiHe 4 dlcho gremIo,
90 aus ohcinas San JoIe pdmero .,
bsios, ,
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Pidn0I0 MetfOStiI

Fl sparsto mas perfscto para to-
car el piano. Sc venden de contado
y q pla2oH m6dicos. Sc admiten pia
nos de uso en- pago de una psrte del
precio de uno de ellos, de un piano.
Pfanola6 9 piano corriente. DlriglrSs
al 'ofi0r don Mario s. GIegel. Cruz 4.
San Juan.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS,
Etc.--,Depar:ment of the Interior. Indian Ser.
vice. CHEYENNE River Agency. s.; D., Feb. 8.
Furnishing Building Materials ETC., and adj
dressed to the undersigned at Cheyenne Agency,
South Dakota. will be received until o'clock
pm. of Feb; %, 1906. for furnishing ana de.
during the fiscal year ending June so. 1906,
about 4s,1oo feet assorted lumber: 100 fence
posts. $4,000 feet batten. 10000 fence pickets,
$500 lath, doors. ETC., ETC., specifications and
full particulars Of which can be obtained by ad-
dressing the undersigned Bidders must state
specifically in their bids the price Of each
offered will be subject to rigid inspection The
right is reserved to reject any or ali bids any
part of any bid if deemed for the best interest
Of the service. Each bid must be accompanied
~ a certified check or draft upon some United
States depository or. solvent national bank, made
payable to the order OF the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, for at least per cent Of the
amount Of the bid. which check or draft shall
be forfeited to the United States in case any
bidder receiving an award shall fail to execute
promptly satisfactory contract in accordance
with his bid; otherwise to be returned to bidder.
For further information apply to Ira A. Hatch,
u. 8. India. Agent Cheyenne Agency. South
Dakota. 81. gE
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CLAIRVOYANTS
rHE MASTER MIND IN cLAIRvoYANcY AM
Observation-Disclosures

occultism.
Observation-Disclosures
50c-Fifty Gents-50c
Consult the most genuine. Oldest established
in the city and you viii save time. money
] and disappointment
Professor H.. C. Belmont.
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Calls names, tells past, present and future
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MILLIONAIREs ON
DYNAMITERs' LIST
Denver Bankers Slated to Die, Is
latest Charge Against West
ern Miners Leaders.

Denver, Feb. 22.-Detective James
Mcfarland has made further charges
against the officers and members of the
Western Federation of Miners under ar
rest i'll Idaho, saying they had plotted
to kill David H. Moffatt, Dennis Shee-
dy, f. J. Hearn and William G. Evans,
bankers, mining men and capitalists OF
this city, in addition to former m !. Govern
OF. James H. Peabody, Chief Justice
William II. Gabbert, Justice Luther M:
Goddard and former Adjutant General
Sherman Bell.
MCFARLAND says he has proof that the
plotters in the effort to assasslnate
President Moffatt of the First National
bank went so far as to manufacture the
bomb This bomb was not of the char
acter intended for use upon Judge Goo,
dard, but was similar to the kind used
extensively in Russia during the recent
troubles.
Bomb for Banker.
"Mr. Moffat was to be caught walk
ing along the street. said Mr.. McPar-
land, land this bomb, which had al
ready been purchased for the job, was
to have been thrown at his feet, 1t
would have blown the banker to minute
bits. Fortunately the opportunity did
. not present itself or the man selected
for the job lost his nerve.' -.-.,,. - :
Moffat was blamed by the Western
federation for reducing wages in the
{, 1896 strike at Leadville, MCFARLAND
said. .~~
"Dennis Sheedy, banker and smelter
manager, was also slated for death by
dynamite, his assassination to follow
that of Moffat, because he refused the
eight hour day to smelter men, added
Mcfarland.
Plot and Counterpart.
Acting Secretary James Kerwin of
the Western federation characterizes
the arrest of Meyer, Haywood and Pet
tibone as further attempt to break up
the miners federation. The prime OBJ
i ject, he declares, is to compel the fed
Z GRAFTON to drop it's civil suits against
the Colorado mine owners for damages
growing out of the Colorado labor trou'
bles of the last few years.
HTnese suits will be pushed,' EN-
phatically declared Kerwin, "as long as
one member of the executive committee
is left alive to see to it. -
Kerwin asserted that the federation
has $1,OOO,000 available for the defense
Of the leaders, and that the very best
legal talent would be engaged, both fo1
the Idaho trials and the civil suits
- against the mine owners. In addition
&c to this contributions are coming in; twt
= Of $4,000 each having been received to
8 day from New York and Illinois.
Refuse to Plead.
:. T., a. :; Boise, Idaho, Feb. 22.-Charles E
Meyer, William D. Haywood and G.. A
@Pettibone, leaders Of the Western Fed
GRAFTON Of Miners, were taken to Cald
well yesterday and arraigned before tn
probate judge on the information charg
ing them with the murder of forme
Governor Frank Steunenberg. Each o
the prisoners stood mute, refusing t
4, plead The court overruled an objee
tion to the information and motto
for the dismissal Of the prisoners. The
were committed without bail. The thre
prisoners were brought back to Bots
and were again taken to the state pen
Tertiary, where they will be kept i
close confinement.
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1926 to the Pacific Coast Via the 500
Pacific Line.
The best Of service via the F'True
Scenic Route' through the Canadian
Rocky Mountains. Tickets on sale
every day. For further information
and tickets inquire at Ticket, Office,
119 Third street S.
"The Morning After' is dreaded
by drinkers of ordinary whiskey, but
the man who drinks Pickwick Rye
knows there is not headache in a
barrel of it.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS. ATTENTION!-PATENT IN
all countries promptly obtained. sold, leased,
manufactured; models made; twenty-five
ventors' book free. Address Patent Market,
St. Paul. MINI.
WILLIAMSON g. MERCHANT, PATENT LAW.
anty building Minneapolis. Mimi: Sc McGil
building, Washington. D. e..
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Will positively cure sick headache
and prevent it's return. Carter's Little
Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth
One pill dose. See advertisement.
Small pill Small dose. Small price.
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The name Of Foot-Schulze e Son, and
"Glove" trademark on Glove rubber soles:
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MINING INVESTMENTS

H. E. SMITH & co., MINING STOCK BRoK.
ers, 1921 Guaranty building. Arizona Copper
stocks bought and sold. List your stocks with
us. Connections with Duluth. Boston, New
York, Denver and Salt Lake markets.
PLATTEv1LLE, WIS, LEAD AND ZINC
stocks; write me concerning your mining
stocks. Advice free. W. P. Mcdonald. An
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500 SHARES NATIONAL GOLD AND SILVER
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NOTICE

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TWO PEOPLE CAN JOIN SELECT PARTY
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PENSIONS

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MACHINERY

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gists'. 25 cents.
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BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
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experienced men. LIP b st n. Both tele.
| phones 952.
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. -o6 LIST av N
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STEAMSHIPS
WOOD AND COAL

PoCAHoNTAs sMoKELEss, s4.75 TO 81;
splendid coal for domestic use; hard coal,
dry edgings at lowest prices; furnace, coal,
$3.50. Market Fuel Co.. 1o6 3D. st S. Twin
/ City 1872 - 10 LIZ
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.

BOARD AND ROOMS, WANTED BY FAMILY OF
three in private family; furnish rooms.
Address 1867. Journal. r. -='.
LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 with board. r. G. 3501. N. W. 341S l..
T. 500 Sth st S.. naar.s':-5s.
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GAS RANGES; FINEST LINE m THE CITY;
4 prices right. Call and see us before you buy.
Brand Stove Co.. $50 4th ~ s. \. 's
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Thirty-Day Tour
Th roJ1rh Old Movion

Thirty-Day Tour
Through Old Mexico.
Personally Conducted tour, including
all expenses, will leave Minneapolis
March 9th and return April 9th. Ad-
dress Or call on Mrs. J. W. Fleu, 1913
End Ave &c., Minneapolis, MINI. Tel,
N. w., South 1947-J.