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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23

elar6: que los ex Oerimentos quimioos
J observation cuidadosa do nm graz
n6mero de cssos, han dsmostrado qua
cuslq uisrS que sean los resultados be
nedcos que los epfermos puedan real
bir dol uso de 10 Creosots y otras sus'
tar cias irritantes, estos resultsdos loa
nuliiean los efsetos pernioiosos qus
screen tales drc gas on sl estdmsgo.
Es I'M hssho bien conosido que 10
ssimilaei6n tacil y complsta do los oil
mentos o. de 10 mayor importsncia Oh
el tratamiento de laa enfermedadss
que 20 cArrActerizan !por denutriei6ny
Sc sabe tambi6n que el Aceite do III
gado dc Bsealao. perftctamente smul
sionsdo, es uno do los meiores reeons'
tituyentes. Por ESQ es que los mas dis
tinguidos espeeialistss prescriben hoy
lAs emulsiones de Aeeite dc Hfgado do
BscAlao que no sontiene Creosota &
otras sustsncias irritantss, que osa
sionan el des6rden do les funcionea d.
gestivas.
De las diferentee prepsraeiones dc
Aeeite de Higado de BasAlao, 20 pre-
fero 10 Emulsion dc Scott que fabri'
can los Riiores Ecott Il Bovine do
NuevA York.
son Inc xAetos los rumorss cir
eulantss, do que nueat,o amigo don
Hsrminio Dlaz Navarro haya asep.
tAdo 10 defsnsa del individuo eonoeido
por el sIslsEcs que fu6 dsnunslado por
ultrsies graves { 90 HIS On Pusrts
do TERRA. ri sefor Dfsz Navarro no
20 hacs cargo de dsfsnsls do ssta ela'
90
-Rl Comit6 do feanq uisias rseo'
mend6 sl eontrato del arrisndo del
Poluorsn situado en- Puerta dc TERRA.
Disho eontrato fu6 h ,eho sntrs 81 de-
pariamsnto del interior y 10 case
Dooley Smith y Compsgns.
gs sstipul6 como srtisulo fonda
mental que los ssilorss Smith no 20
dram on niugtu tismpo almassnar
p6lvora nj malerias IL plosivas.
--Esta tarde regrssAr6 de Maya.
gusx el Coronsl do 10 Po isfa Iusular
Mr.. Hamill que b .ss A'gunos diss 90
& squslla s'udad On invsau
gaeisnes o6ciAles.
9JSs vende I'm magnideo piano do
tAbricsci6n alemans. Fidanse infor-
mes & V. Garcia Salgad Carolina,
Agoato 5. I'm. .Atl.
Han sido admiiidos & portular
ante 10 Corte Federal, dsspu6s do
aprobar aus sxGmeUes dc rdvalida,
las 81 q ,rss Henry G. Richard, don
Leopoldo Fslid, don Pedro A. Rivera
y don P. Il. Ramirz NAdal. III ia.
RADIO eali6sador e,tsba tornado do
los ssiIorss sw sst, HArtzsll y Pitipgll,
-Por indispo sici6n del baritone
sshor CArre zxl, 90 he suspsndido IL
fanei6n teatral dc estA noehs.
Los ayuntamisntos do AKuada,
BArros y JuauA DiAz, solisitarou Dor.
misc para empreuder trabs joe de SER
vicio 1blie0 por administracion.
Ell iuex sefor A 'drsy. do 10 see
Ci6n primera do esta Corts do Dislri
to, ssnal6 para manauA 10 vista del
SiDiucticns interpuesto por 81 ssiior
Ii wande. RepresentArGn las partsu
rsspect.vAs los abe z dos st d ores Dfsx
Navarro y GuEn i Bsnitex.
Sc asegurs que sl ltIornsy &C.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23
IA FLOR De MATlHZAs''

Esla HbrieA Dc tAbaeos hA estA
hleezdo On ssta capital ealls Forte lexa
ndmsro %. an asp6sits sSa grAndea
sxiatA1aias.
nsrsl ordsn6 ana invsSSigAei6n sobra
quisnss fasrou los sutores do las de,
nunsiss fAlsas contra sl Lsnients o. q II
Cassls y sl iusx Aeoata do Rsyan6a.
-EstA noshs 90 verinsark On 10
plszs principal ls rstrsta sxtraordi'
maria por la banda de la policfa insu.
lar.
- SE vENDEN, por .lsner que
ausentarse "a due 10, todos los enps.
res eonesrnienteS { una casa de hues'
pedss. IrfoymArAn On 10 calle do San
Jose r6uQ 22, altos. I'm. alt.
Hoy sumplisron sus condemns
90 la sGresl municipal Jst6 GAutier y
Basilio Reyes.
-Anoths on sl cafe sLa Nallor
qaina. 10 rsvent6 snA bosslla de Ger vs
xs On 10 mano izQuierda Al mozo Al.
vsro GArsf.; produsiendo' Q varis 0 he
ridas incisas, do lAa sualea I. & asistido
tn 10 Ssls do sosorros.
Ell Jusx do ls Corte Federal Mr..
Rodey tom6 iursmento como c!udA'
danos 'smsrieanos. q los seHorss ii :
guientea: don Francisco r. .Goensga,
don Jol6 Polillo, don Jo.6 AMOR 10
vivoni, don Ramon Rancho, don Ju.
lio Bsns snuthl y don Pedro Arms
tropg
Anoths, con motive do haber
ordenado 10 Corte do Diatrito, en-
vlrtud do IN stpiustion, pressntado,
10 suspension do 10 exhihiei6n en- ell
circo do los % flores Osero y Co, de 10
vista ala boda del rey Alfonso XII ,,
esrea do mil personas que 10 dispo-
niAn Aaistir & 10 funston tuvIsron que
regrsaar 4 sus eAsas por haberae sus
pendido aquslla.
Sc dice que nueatro diatir guido
eorreligionArio do Msysgusx don Al
bsrto Brave Gopzaltz, eandida TO uio
nists para Aleslds dc AQuella cludad,
vsndrG & San..Juan On byeve, con oil
dn do iurAr 10 eiudadatfa Amsrieana.
Ell eAbo do 10 polisfa Geronimo
Castro, que prssts .servicios en- Goa.
mo, ha sido ascendido & 90, gsnto.
Sc snousntra erfnmo nuestro
respectable amigo don Leon Aeu d ., por
suyo rsstableeimisnto hAssmos vctoa.
Aver tards xArp6 para Esp.fs
el vapor eorrso SBusnos Airess.
-Ha sido trasladado do servieio
{ Coamo sl sargsnlo do 10 politia
don RsfAel Bird.
Para euraf un resfrlad0 on un
0la, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. III botieario 10 dsvolverAel
dinero ui no 90 sura. La frma dc e.
w. GROVE 20 hAlla On sadA eAiita.
-Hs rsgrssad0 do Sd Wis ia AciAI
al disirito, sl ole 81 de 8 Anidad Su'
perior dostor Lugo VIA
Aver smbArs6 para EspS6a 10
pre- fsAorA do San LORENZO aeflorita
Pillar Domirg
Sc eneuentra On San juan el te .
nients do 10 DoliCfA don Gabriel Pa
dial, dc servioio On Carolins.
(OOnt!na0 On Ia pdSinG 6p)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23
SECC|0N MERCANT|L

| AzUCAR. Para 10 sxportasi6n
Central sConstansias 1850 sasos
sS.7oi. Central sPls xuslas (Espsran
1s) 1000 saeos & % 76s, Central <Pia
zuslas (Luisa) 500 sAeos 4 s3 7e}.
Compradorss, 9. do Exquiaga.
Buquos anunciAd dos
Vapor eSpAfiol catalina, del
puerto de Barcelona para el nusstrc
sali6 el Is del eorriente, hacisndo lai
eicslas intsrmedias del MsditerrAnec
Iy Csnarias.
Vspor ameriosno <Julia Lueksn
bahs do N:w York para eata sali6 o.
II del actual.
= Vapor americana <PAifnders sl Il
del que eursa sali6 de Ntw O:lesn,
paru asta.
Vapor esps xol eMontevideo. !, 'El
10 del que cursA estArG aquf procsden
TO do EspafA y Ng air& visie para He
bana y escalsa.
Vapor espafol sMartfn Saerx, 90
ID & 10 esrga On Bareelons dc donde
saldrA el S del entrants Septism brs,
para el MediterrAnso y CauArias estA
isla Isla de Cuba.
Vapor cubsno eJulias retornark
para 10 HAba,A Y escalas iutarmsd,ss
el q del que curss.
EntFadas
sDe Ntw York vApor amer isano
SOarasais con earga y passjs,
De 10 PsDfnsula y ssealas vapor
sspaiiol sConde Wffrsdos.
DR. 10 isla vApor eubano xJuIiaS.
De 10 isla golsts eIudia,.
Aver dc Ntw York golsta snsriea
nas samuel W. HsthwA Ays con carga
.Salidas
Pare 10 Habana y escalas inter
medlas vapor cubano sJuliaS.
Para 10 Peninsula vApor espafiol
SP uenos Airess.
HAeia 10 isla go'etas <Carmslita,,
sEspersrzAs. sUbsritas y eNaria Ar
taus.
Ruqucs ON puerto
TRAVEGIA
sAdams w Spieas descargando
sRobart 81. M. Curdys Id
sCarassss desc lrgando
sConde WI .edoS Id
samuel w. HathwAy> desesrpdo
COSTANEROS
eAurslias pendientc
Gala B!aneas pepdiente
sDos Hermanoss Fsiardo.
<oorto Rcos eargsndo
aBrogresos Yabueoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23
N0T|C|AS DEL DIA

SUMMARIZE Comisi6n revsadora de tasaciopes
rlcan American Tobacco C@>.-Vapor sMaria Here
ra''-E bargos levantados en- varios pueblos de la
-Faleclmiento y sentencas.-Corfe-
renclas.-Un ahogado.-Don Arturo E Mayo~Corte
de Dstrlto de San Juan. Function suspendida -Otras
notlclas de lnteres general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23

Preclos MIN do los artieuIOs
que SO detalIan en-
alma0enes
Arroces de partido JAp6n d.
CO.. G4k
Idsm yalenciano atl A6t
Aios dc Is etvs. & so.
JAmones oct Q 10.
Quesos amsss.a e15 Patagrka 20,
Tosino, . III . Is.
SardinAs ahumadas Q IA eentayos,
Jab6n, s59 Rocamora, america
10, eS3 ~.
Pasta del pals 9 s3}.
Hantesa { s7 On l y ca lstas
Dc s7 6 10.
Harina do $3.50
Habichuelas Amerisanas soloradas
largas st . ee.
GarbAnxoa "a 40.
1asalao OF AL
Csbollas
LanteQuillai de s13 Q 10
Papas smeriaanas Il q 81.
Tasaio Q asI.
Leche eondensada sAguila> & ee
Id Id sCruz Roias s5
Id Id sMagnolias s4s
DEL PALS
Ax6sar para el consume,
nassabado elaro dc e42
Dc misl elaro g..
OsAEffuga elaro do - AsS
Americans dc Il a6.
Do Ponce est . 80.
Ron % grados Cartier & 80 cen.
Asvos gallon psgados r. Inssrnas
Naix [. lao
Tabaco, nominal.
PrecIos do compra
Almid6n s2.6O
Algod6n de S q $50.
Cosos dc is q 10 millar.
Cusros dulees 90 . 1ai
@sbo do res 80.
Cate eorrienae do e12} & Is.
Candles 00rrlentes
Londros cheak Q A.81 AS7R
Paris 2aa3 d,
Ramburgo &4sD.
New York; Q s etvs. p.
EapANa 10A11 D.
C6duIas hIpotecarIas
BAneo Territorial y Agrfcola GEO.
As@aOMes
Danco do Pto. Rico . Is & 70
Ranso Territorial.. Q 16 { 18.
Baneo Popular .... 10 o IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23
sv UsO

Como .purgante .auavs.y .oncaz,
"a 80 ,,
I'M 10 indigestion.
In los agrios yhatos del ast6mAgo.
Contra 10 iaQuoaa.
Contra 81 estrefimient0.
Contra Ia bills.
Como refreseAnte.
n pR0&PECTO9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-23

Esia Abriea Dc tabasos hA esGA'
blsezdo On ssta capital ealle Forte lexA
nAmro %, an asp6site ssa grAndes
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Will Increase Valuation.

Lincoln, April 25.-At the first meet
ing of the state board of equalization
to be held May 7, many complaints
concerning assessments will be taken
up. The assessment of railroads will
be one of the most important items Of
business to be considered. 1t is esti-
mated that the railway assessment
this year will be increased between
$1,000, 600 and $4,000, 900 over the fig
ures of last year. All the railway re-
ports are now in EXCEPT that of the
Great Northern, which is now building
the Lincoln-Ashland line. It's report
will be filed within a few days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Talbot Issues AppeaI.

Lincoln, April PA. r. Talbot of
this city, head consul of the Modern
Woodmen of America, issued his Off.
cial appeal for aid from the members
of the order for the sufferers in San
Francisco. Mr.. Talbot received a dis
patch from j. o. Davis, California
state deputy at HOLSTER, Cal, saying
thai no word has been received from
Reese and Peck, officials of the Wood.
men in San Francisco, but he thinks
they are safe. He says relief is badly
needed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
backs, but extremely happy at having
escaped unframed"
Iowa Woman Becomes Insane.

Ogden, Utah, April 25.-Six hundred
and forty-four refugees reached Og.
den. The mental strain OF the fleeing,
terror-stricken people is best illus.
trated in the misfortune OF Mrs. Ida
Reed. She arrived in Oakland appar.
emily Of sound mind. but when the
tension of the scene vas relieved by a
realization that she was safely located
on the refugee train bound east her
mind gave way and she Is now de
tanned in the city Jail. Her destina.
ton was Waverly, la. Her tea-year.
old Sol is being cared for by the WON.
en- Of the relief committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Help for Fruit Growers.

Washington, April 21.-As a result
OF Congressman Pollard's persistent
effort with the department of agricul.
cure to have experts of the bureau of
plant industry sent into Nebraska and
other states in the Missouri valley to
instruct the fruit growers how to care
for scab fungus and bitter rot, two eX.
perts are now in the field. w. NJ.
Scott has entire charge of the work
In the Missouri valley, while James
Rorer has been assigned to the First
Nebraska district, where demonstra.
tions will be held.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Days Trading and
Closinu Quotations.

Chicago, April 2~i.-Reports Of damage to
the crop by dry weather In the southwest
caused an advance today OF over 1c PEI
bushel In the price Of wheat here. At the
close the July option was precisely 1c
above yesterdays quotations. July corn
and oats were each up &c. Provisions
were a shade higher to 7lac lower. Clos.
Ing prices:
Wheat-May. 70Tsc; July. 7oh@70%c;
Sept, 7SAc.
Corn-May, axe; July, 46hc; Sept, 46la.
Oats-May, 32hc; July, 30Hc; Sept, 2SS.
Pork May, S15.6212; July, $l5.s2Rn15.S5
Lard-May, $S.4IHds.5O; July, 5000
S.62R.
Chicago Cash Prices-No. > hard wheat,
79@S3c; No. 3 hard wheat, 7Md79c; No. :
corn, 47AM4Sc; NO. = oats, 3lAc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
OMAHA AIDS STRICKEN CITY.
Five Cars Of Provisions on Way to
California by Fast Train.

Omaha, April 21.-Ffve baggage
cars OF meats, groceries, provisions
and clothing left Omaha for the relief
of the stricken people of San Fran
cisco and vicinity.
Two cars are loaded to their capac.
ity with meats, about $4,000 pounds;
two cars with canned soup, condensed
milk, rice, -four, beans, coffee, bacon
and corned beef and one car with mis-
cellaneous eatables, including canned
goods and clothing sent to relief head
quarters by the people Of the city.
With the exception of the last car
the donations represent the work of
the organized relief committee, which
at the beginning of the day had $780,
900 at its disposal. Transportation is
free by the Union Pacific.
Dozens of men worked with might
and main all day packing the goods,
delivering them at the Union station,
where they were placed In the cars
set aside by General Manager Mohler.
These cars were attached to the over.
land Limited passenger train. They
will reach Oakland in sixty hours,
whereas at least five days would be
required for haulage by freight trains.
The train hat is carrying them is the
finest thing in the Union Pacific's pas.
senger schedule. The measures were
taken to get the supplies to the strick-
en- district without an hours unneces.
sary delay.
Omaha realizes it is to this city as
n Of the great natural foodstuff cen
tiers and storehouses OF the country
that California is looking for the first
receipts that will maintain life in the
homeless and famine-bound populace.
1t is proposed from now on to send
fresh supplies on nearly every through
passenger train, and by the first of
the week to send a freight train of at
least fifteen cars loaded to capacity
with things TO eat and to wear.
A train OF forty cars left Lincoln
over the Burlington, loaded with sup.
plies for the San Francisco sufferers.
Supplies are pouring into the cities
and towns from all over Nebraska and
the cash subscriptions are large. The
Nebraska National Guard has sent its
tents and blankets to San Francisco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
EYE WITNESS TELLS OF HORROR.
Describes Scenes Which Followed the
First Earthquake Shock.

st. Louis, April 21.-A special tele-
gram from Adolph Busch, the million
aire, gives an account of his expert
ences in the San Francisco earth
quake: The earthquake which shook
Frisco, made all frantic and was
undoubtedly the severest ever exper-
fenced in the United States. The
beautiful hotel, st. Francis, swayed
from south to north, like a tall poplar
in a storm, furniture, even pianos,
were overturned and people thrown
from their beds. ! quickly summoned
my family and friends, and urged
them to escape to Jefferson square,
which we promptly did. An awful
sight met our eyes. Every building
roofs and cornices falling from sky
scrapers on lower houses, crushing
and burying the inmates. Fires start
ed in all parts OF the city, the main
water pipes bursted and flooded the
street, one earthquake followed the
other, the people became terrified, but
all behaved wonderfully calm. Over
lOO,OVV ptISOnS are WITHOUT S0elter,
camping on the hills. There Is no
light, water nor food. Fortunately,
martial law was declared at once and
the regulars and militia maintained
order and discipline. Then the worst
happened. The fire spread over
three-fourths Of the city and could not
be controlled, no water TO fight 1t, no
light and the earth still trembling.
Building after building was disman.
tied to check the progress OF warning.
seething flames, but all to no avail.
We were fortunate in secure two con.
veyances and fed 30 Mob hill, from
which we witnessed the indescribable
drama. Block after block was devas-
tated, the fires blazed like volcanoes
and all business houses, hotels, the
aters, in fact, the entire business por.
ton lay in ruins and two-thirds of the
residences. After a night of horrors.
we boarded the ferry for Oakland,
where my private car had been since
Tuesday. We are now en- route home,
with nothing saved but what is on our
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
BANKER M'GREEvY SET FREE.
Judge Charges Prosecution With Bad
Faith and bismisses Cases.

Bassett, Neb., April 23.-Expressing
his d~isapproval of the action of the
complaining witnesses and limiting at
bad faith in the prosecutions, Judge
Westover dismissed eight cases of the
state of Nebraska against Bernard
McGreey, which were transferred from
Holt county to this county on a
change of venue A jury was empan-
eled In one OF the cases and when the
trial was about to be commenced a
recess was requested and the day was
consumed by complaining witnesses
and counsel of defendant in trying to
effect a settlement. These cases grew
out of the failure of the Elkhorn Val.
ley bank of O'Neill, of which the de-
PENDANT was president. At the time of
the failure McGreevy, with Patrick
Hagerty. the cashier, fed and Nc
Greevy was later captured in Arizona
and brought back. II appears that
h complaining witnesses were ina
Die to agree among themselves on
terms OF settlement. The attempt at
settlement was wholly between the
complaining witnesses and counsel for
defendant and the prosecuting attor-
ney, and the court was in no way con-
nected with it.
Judge Westover expressed his dis
approval OF the action of the con-
planning witnesses and stated that it
was his opinion no convictions could
be secured in the cases on account of
the fact that 1t had become known
that the cases were not seemingly be-
ing prosecuted in good faith. He de.
clared that not another dollar of Holt
county money should be used In pros
ecuting these cases and he %thereupon
summarily dismissed all of the cases
and discharged the defendant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Boy Hunter Shoots Companion.

Beatrice, Neb., April 23.-Harry
Beckwith, sixteen years old, while
hshing near Hoag, was shot in the
back by the accidental discharge of a
rifle in the hands of his companion,
Merl Sprink. Young Beckwith had
stopped down to bait his hook, when
Sprink pulled up the weapon to shoot
at a duck, The gun was discharged
and the ball struck Beckwith in the
back, inficting a dangerous wound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Train Kills Young Woman.

Omaha, April 24.-An evening driv.
ing party, in which were four young
men and women, came to a sad end
the two-seated buggy containing
the young people was struck by a fast
moving freight train on the North.
western railroad at the Florence
crossing, killing one OF the party. in
Juring the others, demolishing the
buggy and also killing one OF the
horses. Almost instant death was the
lot Of Anna Helsing. aged about TWEEN
ty.two years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Grain Hearing.

Lincoln, April 23.-Referee Pember
ton, appointed by the supreme court
10 hear the testimony in the grain
gases. has announced he will begin
taking testimony Thursday morning
Just how long it will take to get all
the evidence in, nc one seems to
know. but it is the wish Of the legal
department Of the state and the ref
cree to rush matters as rapidly as
possible. After the evidence has all
been compiled, it, with the recon.
mendation of the referee, will be sub
mitted to the supreme court for final
action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
All But Corn Contests Closed.

Lincoln, April 25.-Deputy State Su-
p~erintendent Bishop announced that
all contests, except the corn contest,
had been closed. He desires this an
nouncement made so others will not
SEND in their m with the expecta-
ton of being accepted. He can still
accept 200 more entries in the cor
growing contest, but in the sugar beet,
the wheat and potato growing con"
tests the entries are all in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Money for York Coilece.

York, Neb., April 25.-Andrew Car.
negie has promised to give York col
iege $4,000 to increase it's endow.
ment fund, on condition that its
friends collect $4,000 more in cash
and realizable securities for the same
purpose. The executive board has &C.
cepted the proposition and will strive
to meet the conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Decision in platte sridae Case.

Schuyler. Neb, April 2~3.-Judge
Sullivan has rendered his decision in
che bridge case, holding the commits.
sioners are not liable for the bridge.
The decision was a surprise, as the
people expected the bridge would have
10 be put in. Probably a suit will be
started against Butler county to com.
pei 1t to stand for half of the ex.
penses of repairing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Nebraska Debaters Los to Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, April 21.-Wisconsin
debaters secured a unanimous decis.
ion over Nebraska university repre-.
ever held between the two institu-
tlos. Nebraska came with a record of
nine straight victories in debate, but
in spite of that fact, Wisconsin's rep.
resentatives clearly outclassed the Wis.
itors in every way. The question was:
THAT in some industries, at least in
~railroading and mining, it would be
good policy to pay compensation to
employees for Industrial accidents"
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
City Marshal Wounded by Robber

Harrington, Kan, April 24.-City
Marshal Jesse Carey exchanged shots
with robbers who had wrecked the
safe in a drug store. Carey received
a wound in the leg and as blood was
found on the walk where the robbers
made a stand, it is believed one of
them was shot. The robbers escaped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
CONGRESS- GIVES AID
CONGRESS- ADDS TO FUND FOR
QUAKE SUFFERERS.
Resolution Increasing Second Appro-
preparation for Frisco Relief is
Psssed-Senator LaFoiIette Finish.
es His Speech on the Rate Bill.

es HIS speech on the Kate BIZ.
Washington, April 24.-The senate
Increased to 81, 500, 900 the second ap-
preparation OF funds In behalf OF the
sufferers from the California earth
quake, and this legislation, like all of
She same character that has preceded
il, was enacted without comment of
any kind. The day marked the con.
Clusion Of LaFollette's speech on the
railroad rate bill. He occupied the
greater part of the time, as he had
done on Saturday, rendering 1t OF
the longest speeches in recent years
I'm the senate. The bill providing for
the organization of a dental corps in
the army was passed.
without debate the house %concurred
in the senate joint resolution appro-
priating $500 900 for the relief Of
The San Francisco sufferers. The
house had under consideration the bill
fixing and Increasing the salaries for
the school teachers in the District Of
Columbia and recognizing the board
OF education.
Representative Madden CHI offered
n resolution removing the tariff on
structural steel for n year where
such steel Is intended for rebuilding
in the area affected by the recent
earthquake and fire. A similar reso-
hutton was introduced in the enate
by Cullom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Fire Destroys Burlington Depot.

Lincoln. April 24.-The Burlington
depot buildings at Alliance, which Is
division headquarters Of the road from
Ravenna. Neb., to Billings. Mont,
burned. Part of the railroad records
were saved. No estimate of the loss
has been made. The Burlington depot
at Thedford. Neb.. East OF Alliance.
burned Sunday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27

In this fund $334,000, or some $50, 900
more than at the same time last year.
The distribution Of the money Is to be
made on the third Monday In May.
Treasurer Mortensen received $4,000
OF Tennessee bonds, which pay the
state 3.45 per cent. These bonds run
only for sever years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Travelling Men Urged to Contribute.

Hastings, Neb., April 24.-Supreme
Councillor C. J.. Miles OF the United
Order of Commercial Travellers issued
an appeal to the commercial travellers
OF the country to contribute immedi-
ately and generously to the relief Of
California travelling men and their
families made destitute by the recent
earthquake and fire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Big School Apportionment.

Lincoln, April 24,-The semi-annual
apportionment of school money to be
made in May promises to be much
larger than the apportionment made
at the same time last year. At the
close Of business YESTERDAY there was