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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
SECC|0N MERCANT|I.
kotas GomeIcia|es de San Juan
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Para 10 OK xporsaci6n cotizamos d,
Is3 90 & 1917 segdu paralizaci6n
AccIones
Bsnco de Pto. Rico . 1s & 10.
Banso Territorial. Q 1b} & 1e.
Baneo Popular. 10 ali.
Buques anunclad0s
vapor frances <Quebscs, estara
aquf procedents do Europa y st Tho
mas de momento & o.ro aegairi vlsj
para Puerto Plata.
vapor americana philadelphia
SAldra para New York el 7 del que
cursa.
Vapor amsricano <Jaracass. Re
cAlarA procedense de NV York el 8
del corriente y segaira yisie al siguien
10 dta pafa Ia Gusyra.
Vspor americana <MassapequIa ,
Salio ds NV York dirscto para ron.
ce el 10 del corrients.
VApor noruego <Tnealhedene >Se
halla q 10 cargs en- Monievideo Bue
nos Aires para salir con destino a es.
to puerto y Cuba en- la primsra ounce
ma del cOrrienta mas
Vapor espafol <Migusl M. PM
llois. Sali6 el 3 del corriente de Bar.
celons CON las sscalas de cossumbrs
para e.ta
10nGr0a puerto
De Pensacola goleta americana
sHelslio G. B.ksrs con MADEIRA q IL
ordsn.
De 10 Peninsula vapor espano.
<Pio TX CON cargA.
sc ha6tlst0ron de sGlsda.
Vapor aleman sCroatlas para ID
isla CON transito.
Vapor americana <Carolina, para
los puertos de 10 lsla Ananclados,
G JlssAs xMaria Arlaus, <Espeean
ZAP, cana Msrias y <Oos Hsrmanoss.
buques on puerto
TRAVSEIA
SPlo IA' descargando
.COSTANEROS
<l.sbelas Agladilla y Ma,agtl
sCarmelitas Yabucoa
Gala Blancas pendiente
<Deseadas Eumacao y NaguAbo
<Msysgu,zana Arroyo, MaunAbo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
ANlSO

Sc vende por Ia mitad dc su valor
IN aparato para fabrlcar dsbidas car.
bonatadas. Sc compone del generator,
tres fuentes con sus correspondientes
lavaderos de gaz, una mesa para lie
mar botellas de tapones dc gravitaci6n
y un llenador de sifones.
Para informes dirigirse On Camuy
A. ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
NOT|c|AS DEL DIA

SUMARIO.-Un herido en- Faiardo. o.-Multas inores.d,s
en- el Iesoro lnsular. .-Embargos levantados. .-Reu.
MON de la Junta Superior de Sandal de All
car-Vloento incendo en- Ell barrio Guayanes, de va
oucoa Un telegrama.-La revista catolica <La Yer.
dad>-Otras notcas de interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
NJ FuNAllE1 FOURA|ER

Tlene el gusto de ofrscer sus ira
bsios de fotogrsfia en- 0otones, slfile'
res, yuntss, sortijas y mArcAs de to-
dos tamafios hecho por una de las
principales casas de la America del
Norte.
l mia. Central Aquirre, Z, r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
TARIFA De INSERCIONEs

Oe euara insertion adante Dor cada ins e6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

Eosonces enOquec6I ST. amigo mo Ia pobrs idiot, .,
oca Pien semprs e eapera de continue La ssoars DE-
ola dc noche deperts dOrmdd sin cesar Como il vss en-
gu mada deabA momen.o ID esfers de or reid
po A qu6A posbdsd de contlr as horas de buscar Ain
no. en- oosuris smiui'cenc que momuto voYfa en oro
smpo G.'ton Epero que arg1 mature co ella erecuerdo
II 0tro d probe an experimental LIE entrsQu6 mi rtIo
Lo omo 10 miro durante luego empez6 grts de nm
Oee desOsrtado dc pronso mmo que empezaba
AhorI e'ta htca fca equeeto con los oo, him.
ddos brAtN Ands do continue como IA. ti.r., a ni.J
lie mech poner rfM en- las ventsnas cooc,r mader n.
las ceren en- su parts inferior cvAr las sas en- al ueo a.
DC que m puedA snbro para YER ii lIs0 Al
! PObras padres lQ9e vida tan tss pasan '''''-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

Precl0s MN dc los articulos
que SO detaIIan on
aIma0enes
Arrooea dc partido 6 Jap6n ds
ssiG6.
Idsm valsncisno de est = 9 i'd. Id.
Aios do 80 etvs. & so.
JAmonss e8} go.
Quesos amsss.a s15i Patagrks 10.
Tostno, . lbi 20
Sardinas aum madaa q 1e eentavos.
Jab6u, ~ & s5 Rocamora
amsrieano, t21 VI,
Pasta del pats sAa
1antesa oct 81 On ! y On ata.
do t7 { 10.
aArtns do Ut as5}
Habich, slaS AmsricAnas 60 orsdas
lsrsas s5i . Mt
0grpspsoa s4}a9
Hssalao s6ia7
Cehollas s4i as
&snssQ uillal de sl3 . 16
Papss ancrieanas Nt
Tssaio
Lschs coade easaiA sAgaila, & 90
Id Id <Cruz Roias s5
Id Id -<MAgnolia, s4s
DEL PALS
Asdear para el consume,
kascsbado slaro do t3i o "a.
Do miel slaro Q $3.50.
osntfffuga slaro do ~ ass
AmeriesuA Gs st lsesf.
Do Ponos NJ . n.
Ron % grados Cartier 6 a1.6e sen.
kvos gallon pasAios r. Inssrnas.
Nklx 9 1.60
TAhaco, nominal,
PreclOs de compra
Almid6n s2.5o
Algod6n DO s . $50.
Ooeos do Is . Is millar.
ousros dalses s1s
6sbo do res . II.
Cafe e0rrisnte do 90 Al0}.
cambl0s o0rrlentes
Londies cheek s4s8
rasis. "A u D,
HAmburgo GAs
Nsw York a. par p.
Espada 8 div IL l6i pS1
C6dAIas hlpotecarlas
Banco Territorial J Agrfcola s58.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
BtBLrorECA DE eLA DEMoCRAC1A,

Viqleron busCarme LIE halle urios en- una tremends
pasa EN- cerebroS rudmentsros9 ' ~ 4'
Ii csme con Dytc:ons de morfna vproh5f que voIves
ve oTuto dc u marido comprend que e matrimonio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
H.bAmOa lseA 10 |. .lIo.; q dos,t Sc H,luh dii.

H;3Amoa llssAio Il cins e doo!oF Sc yoly6 diio:
r-Mire ustei kiom dssie aqu ''
pooiAclon negta som lria prentIbt ell ssoa1 4. Ia,
ues cndades Detrss hun don1a acanztbGn 10, ooI a.
tenola una snus verde arb la semb de sisu ycadd
Onoa por una hnA niebS azl que elctnsGbI Ia vista IA de-
1echs 10 leJn &c ergait7 atlas de cumbrs r.donds
uas emo cor1adaI cerc6a dc un reveI de eIpAda.
HI doctor enumer6 los p1ebloa las cmas contkndo l.
hItOris de unos otras ''N'1uu0ue IL
No le e'cuchsbI Nj Uensamento s,tAbG flo en- IA Dob,s
oc nae parcels cerneFis como un eSpiu ,neo sobre ,ou,
Yle preguht6 bruscl uents:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
DOCTOR GUSTAV0 NUN0z

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlcina de Madrid y Ex-pro.
tesor Cllnlco del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaiie
4 Madrid, ha establecido ST
oficlna professional en- Ia calle
de Tetuan 10 81.
Horas de consulta de : a
4 p. m. Telefono no 1926. d.
Ell doctor Giol, dslegado 4 Ia
Camara por el distriso de- Naysguz,
r'cioi6 hoy IN tslsgrama de Ssbsna
Grsnde fi'mado por sl alealde de ao uel
pueblo, que dice ssi. ePusb'o reani6se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

En- esta lmprenta sc vende
papel viejo a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

0 flores r. NJ. Calder6n y c., Tetuar
numero IL.
-Ea el cuartel general de Ia poll
cia 90 recibi6 hoy cate talegrama eel
cabo Cnevas, de equ6l distriso.
sYabucos, Marco 4 9O6. Coro.
mel Hamill' En- barrio eGuayanes, Of
ito denominado Calsm brena, declsr6.
se violento incendio en- casa de Mar
tin Cintr6n. Perecieron en- las llamas
srea pifiof' Jussina Cordero, de circo
shos edsd, Justilispo Vazauez, de
tres amos y Cristina Cordero, de cca.
tro 'meses. Petrona Cordero, madre
de los nifios sufrI6 grsndes quem adu'
ras al tratAr de salyarlos. Acomps.
fiado Juzgado conatituims sitIo. He.
emo resulta casual --Cabo Cuevas,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
{. Benitez Castalo
Aboq0do y notario.

Fierce ante 10 Corte Federal = Tri.
bunales insulares, Garantixa 10 ina.
cripci6n, sin deiectos, delos documan.
sossuietos & ReQistro. .-Cristo 26.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

90 gran asambleA protelta aus sensi :
mientos de gratitud usted, Monsalvo
y Gonzalez G arcfA por 81 cooperation
en- el fsliz exlt) obtsnido por nuestros
comistonados Castillo y Baril.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
TO IMPROVE APPARATUS.
Assignment Of Col. Lyle to Life Saw
ing Service Asked for This Purpose.

Washington, Sept 2S.-The secretary
or tn" department Of commerce and
labor has requested the secretary Of
war to detail Lieut.. Col. David A. LYLE
OF the ordnance department to special
duty with the life saving service with
Il view To the possible Improvement of
'he apparatus used in throwing life
lines to vessels in distress.
IN" gun now used for that purpose
was adopted by the service in 1875
ana although it has proved most cf-
itrilNt III many cases, it is believed
10 d" susceptible of even better re-
SUITS IN power ami usefulness if GER
tam modern ideas could be incorpor-
attd. Sol. Lyle had Il great deal to
q" with the intro iuction of the pre- s
en- apparatus. He is in command of
the Augusta arsenal. Georgia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
WANT MORE PAY.
Baltimore Masters and Decknen Will
Quit If They Don't Get 1t.

baltimore, Md. Sept. 2S.-The mas
tiers ANA licensed dcckmcn to the
number of g.. employed by several of
the bay steamboat companies, have
during the last week, handed i'll their
designations to taxi. effect next Mon
day unless their Demands for in
creased wages. averaging - to 80 pei
cent. are granted. The lines involved
are the baltimore. Chrsaprak" and
Atlantic Railway 60, the Maryland
Delaware and Virginia hallway Co.
the New York & Baltimore Trtnspor-
tatinn Co, and the Ericsson Line.
y ti"-up Of the steamboat lines
would cause Il serious condition here
IS il would cut Off supplies. The men
i"c!3r,' that the movement is not {;
strike. rs they would he in violation
If tn" Law. Their" is no provision
however, against any licensed master
# a craft rendering his resignation
with du" notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
READY TO SAIL.
More Ships Are Prepared for Trip to
Cuban Waters

Philadelphia, sept. 9Th" coaling Of
the cruise Ero"klyn has been COM
plctei and the W:,r%hip is ready to sail
for Cuban waters at a minutes no
ticc. She will sail with her full arma-
m,nt ana crew on Sunday or Monday
The, Tennessee Will be ready to sail az
soon as her equipment of men is com
rct-. Nearly all the marines stationed
at Norfolk have been ordered here.
Water il being pumped out Of the
ballast tanks of the st. Louis. the 9TH
or transport stationed at the League
Island navy yard. preparatory to the
loading of stores. She Will be ready to
sail ut about the same time as the
Panther ON account of the delay in
getting the two transports ready for
orders, the first men will be sent to
Cuban service on the Brooklyn. 1t is
expected that this cruiser will carry
about 800 marines under the command
of Lieut.. Col. Moses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
MOTHER ACQUITTED.
Daughter Convicted. Outcome of Trial
for Manslaugkter at Houlton.

Houltun, Me, Sept. 2S.-The most i'm
pprt,rnt ease Of the term came before
the jury Wednesday, when Susan Col
Inns and her mother of Robinson were
brought i'll, charged with manylaughter.
Tho principal witnesses for the state
We're brS. Boone Of Pressure Isle. Saw
Yer of Fort Fairfield and McRea of
Blaine. IN" Witnesses for the defend
ant We're Drs. Mann. Jackson AMI
Ward. al of IIoultnn.
Very many interesting testimonies
Wcr" given by the various witnesses
and intense interest WAS shown all
thrc ugh the trial. The jury went ont at
80 ana did not reach Il verdict until
O'Clock. Tn" daughter was convict
ed and the mother acquitted. The SEN
tcnr" Will tie given Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at office of Treasurer. Eastern Branch,
o'clock A. NJ. October 10. 1905. and then
opened, for repairs to Post Fund Build.
ing, in accordance with Instructions and
specifications copies of which with blank
proposals and other Information may p
had upon application to Major A. 4
Smith. Treasurer & Superintendent Poes
Fund. 4,.s. j. =, n !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

Fla, and New Orleans have been =.
successful.
Neither the army nor the navv h,,..
peeh ablc 70 eet any reports from GuIf
points and II IS feared that murh
dainas" mas bteh done to government
property III me PAIN of the Gulf storm,
1T IS generally Dclleved here that tba
secretary Of war will find marine. III,
bluejackets now in Cuba and nran,r-
ing to 90 there, capable of pu,rai,,.x
Havana and nriShhoring cities n.ndir,,
he holding oi Il new election r,,1 ,Io
placing of the Cuban government on :,
satisfactory basis. Acting S.cr.,..,,,
Oliver said today that he has NJ, ,I,,r,i',
that the Rural Guards will c,-.,.r.,,a
with the American marines ana LI,.n-
jackets in quoting leaders who NAV,
take to the bush ana make tr,ubI..
4 mcrican army Officers do not .b,,.
tn" opinion that serious riotinp will
follow American intervention Tn.
marines are always spoke Of as dinlo-
matte soldiers because they can lana
in any part of the world and ,,r.t.,.,
American interests without c,uSin.
the excitement that Il detachment OF
soldiers always produces on FOREIGN
SOIL. An army always smacks Of for
egn invasion. Consequently if is he
lieved that Secretary Taft will not call
for troops until all hope of handlin,,
the situation with the navy is lost.
Some army officers believe the in
terror of cuba will become hostjl,.
shortly after Intervention and con,!i-
tions viii arise which nothing less than
4 powerful army can meet but even
the most ptsSimistic officer do not be-
li"vc the army will he dragged into tine
Cuban muIdle for several weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
PRACTICE is PROHIBITED.
War Department Stops Soliciting Of
Pension Claims at Posts.

Washington. Sept. 2S.-A general
order just promulgated by the war de
partintnt positively prohibits the
soliciting Of pension or other claims
against The United States on military
reservations or at military posts
camps or stations, and commanding
officers are directed to take measures
cil"rtu1lly to prevent such solicitation
Officers ANA enlisted men who give
Information with Il view To aiding per
sons tn solicit such claims, will lay
themselves liable to trial by court
martial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
Eastman Brothers & Bancroft,
Congress and Brown Streets, Portland, Maine
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Evanston, H., Merchant Kills Wife
and Then Himself.

Chicago. Sept. 2S.-chas. G. Kline,
an Evanston coat merchant, using q
shotgun as 4 weapon, mortally wound
ed his wife rs sh" lay in her bed in
their residence early to-day. Then he
placed the muZZlr of the weapon
against his side ana killed himself in
stantly. Mrs. Kline died half an hour
later.
1t is believed Mr.. Kline enacted the
tragedy Will" mentally unbalanced
He had suffered from a disorder Of the
brain for some years and for some
time was Il patient in Il Sanatarium.
Mr. Kline WAS 4" years Of age. and
his wifi" 80. They leave six children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
THE MARINES ENOUGH.
Army and Navy Officers Believe They
Can Preserve Peace in Cuba.

Washington. Sept. 2S.-Plans for
sending marines from Southern states
to Cuba have been seriously interfered
with by the storm along the Gulf of
Mexico. Col. l.. r. Waller who was
ordered from Norfolk to Cuba where he
is 70 assume command of all marines
in The island, is delayed at jackson
VILE. Fla. Efforts to get in touch with
the marines stationed at Pensacola,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
Big Stock and Potato Farm


schoo tons
Shed :sher,ra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
EIGHT INJURED.
defective Brake Causes Bad Accident
on San Francisco Car.

San Francisco. Sept. 2S.-Eight per-
sons We're injured. four seriously. in
Il street car accident on Oak street
iast night. caused, it is claimed. by a
defective brake.
As a Mission street car was des-
cending the Oak street hill. the brakes
suddenly gave away and the car shot
d"Wn the incline at terrific speed.
ne car was so crowded that several
persons We're riding on the roof. AT
scout street. the car struck a wagon
Inc wagon was thrown clear off the
track and Harry Esserman, its driver
sustained fracture of the skull and
internal injuries.
- ~
.. Ice water was supplied to members OF
me STOCK Exchange yesterday" says the
London Globe of Copfamhar
The Washington times., 1906-09-23
Bombs Have Special Names.

Bomb-throwing In Russia has become
SO universally recognized a sport that
terrorists at Warsaw and Riga have
special names for the different classes
OF bombs they manufacture
Together with twenty-four bombs dis
covered some days ago at Riga, the po-
lice found a memorandum book con-
taining the following cryptic entry:
Seventeen Maryas; two goIubtchilSi
uitue pigeons): two nightingales Sent
TO Mitava lst of July, one nightingale.
one little pigeon; sent 20 Libau, Ilth OF
July, three generals"
All these descriptions Of bombs. Among
the tWenty-four bombs found were sew
euteen small spherical shells loaded
with dynamite and Il is assumed there
fore that ''Alrya" is the name for this
type of bomb Little pigeons" are
bombs made out Of ordinary lin can
listers, they contain no heavy metal
They are employed IN crowded streets
against single individuals. and seldom
harm anyone az a few yards distance.
What a nightingale no one save the
maker knows A general" however. is
supposed TO be a large bomb, or Internal
machine. exploded by self-cOutaIuCd
mechanism. The general is usually
made fiat, and can be carried In book
cover.
The bombs used in Warsaw and Lodz
are nearly always of the little pigeon
type, as they are so small that they can
De carried with q lady's glove. The
|POIes call them ring bombs"
The Washington times., 1906-09-23
Pan Jewish Exposition.

The Jews of St Petersburg are pre-
pairing 20 take an active part in the
forthcoming Pan-Jewish Exposition at
The Hague.
A Matchmaker Of the Vassili Ostrof
district viii display perhaps the most
remarkable exhibit In the exposition.
He calls 1t "a mechanical diagram OF
Russian ucgroms." The idea Of the dia-
gram Is to show by analogy with clock
work the main forces which set in mo-
uon and execute the massaCres Of Jews
in South and West Russia.
The diagram represents the inner
works OF an Old-fashi0ned clock. worked
by weights. The weights are labeled
respectively ignorance and prejudice"
The pendulum which regulates the ac-
curate working OF pogroms is labeled
police Other parts of the mechan-
ism bear corresponding labels. by 10
means complimentary 10 various Rus
sian pogromming Institutions and in
diViduals
The Washington times., 1906-09-23
Sioerians Earthquake-Mad

, The volcanic eruption OF Vesuvius and
the san Francisco earthquake are CON
Nulsing the minds OF the Siberian meas
ants who see I'm hem the approacbing
end of the world.
Vassiu LoslIuuen. a wealthy but ie-
uorant tradesman of Tomsk. on hearing
the news from san Francisco gave am
Iis goods to the church. and set out ON y
tramp among the Siberian villages. call
ing upon the peasants TO repent as the
day of judgment is aJ hand Accord
ing 20 his superstition. the world would
see three more great earthquakes. each
of which viii destroy a prosperous city
after which will follow convulsion
from which the whole world win be torn
8sunder. and all lis peoples perish
, koskutien has several thousand de-
voted adhereuts North OF TOmsk. the
superstition has developed into mania
The peasants meet every evening in the
woods and go through quaint ceTemOn-
les. shaking themselves violently. Some
drive themselves into such a state Of
eNalteticn that they set fys and foam
AT the mouth
The bishop of Tomsk has condemned
''earthquaking as a heresy. But the
earthquake at Valparaiso is expected TO
send thousands 90 Loskutieff's 5 camp.
The Washington times., 1906-09-23
KAISER ADOPTS
AMERICAN IDEAS
Appointing Business Men as
. Heads of the Government
Departments.
BOMBS HAVE SPECIAL NAMES
Russian Reds Use Designations for
Various Forms Of Internal
Machines.

BERLIN. Sept 22.-The Kaiser is ac-
rused of ''Americanizing" the imperial
administration by his appointment OF a
business man at the head of the colo
.nial department. i'm succession 10 Prince
Ernest. of acknowledgements who
is related 10 the Emperor through the
family Of the Empress
The wholesale gr8ft that went on i'm
the colonial department led TO the dis
missal OF the prince. ana the emperor
saw the necessity of placing a clear
headed and experienced man at the
head of it to put things straight
He chose Bernhard Deruburg. a lead
ing banker. who received his business
training in New York bank. He is
a man of great energy and business ca
pacity. ana has applied American meth
DDS 10 his business with great success.
AT fOrty-one he is among the front
rank OF German IIuauCiers.
Bureaucrats Of the old school criti-
else the appointment of Herr Dernburg
as the outcome of the kaiser's "impul-
sive craze for AmeHcanism." He may
have been also Influenced by the success
or Joseph Chamberlain. another self
made man, I'm directing the affairs OF
the British colonies.
The Washington times., 1906-09-23

since then whenever she IS seen ap-
preaching groups dissolve mysteriously
and people meeting her in the hotel cor
rldors hasten past her The other day
she wished TO organize a supper party
among the guests to celebrate her hus-
bands name day. the fete Of San Pep
Ito, but all to whom cards were sent
excused themselves from attending
This sudden chilliness. however. does
not seem to affect the spirits OF the ex-
princess She is always smiling and
gay, and goes about her affairs. which
mainly consist In relieving the distress
OF the poor. nursing the sick. ana car
rying kindness and cheer 10 the homes
Of the poor country people and fisher
folk Of the neighbOrhOod She Is wor-
shipped by the Normandy peasants, who
know nothing Of her scandalous history.
and is, as far as outward appearance
goes, a model of respectability.
Sicilians Praise Embezzler.
Palermo has welcomed with open arms,
SignOr Nasi, the grating eX-minister or
finance. who is a fugitive from Justice.
A large meeting Of Sicilians has passed
resolutions Of confidence in Nasi. against
whom extraordinary charges of embez-
element are made.
Nasi was minister of finance in the
Italian government for twenty-six
months. It is alleged that during thai
The Washington times., 1906-09-23
Real Count a Coal HEAVIER.

German count OF ancient lineage
has been discovered among the coal
heavers on strike at the Goerlitz freight
depot Berlin.
This nobleman, whose name IS kept
q secret was once a fashionable young
subaltern OF cavalry. He lived a very
rapid life and spent So much money
that finally his family refused 10 sup
ply him with funds.
Being entirely without money, he had
70 leave his regiment and sought en-
ployment where his great strength
would be useful He eventually got
job as c0aI-heaver.
The eN-OffCer became O favOritc
among his srimy comrades, and IN the
present strike has been chosen for
picket duty
The Washington times., 1906-09-23

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The Washington times., 1906-09-23
SWISS GET S21,000,00O
FROM TOURIST ARMY

GENEVA, Sept. 23.-SHitzerland has
had a record tourist season, despite the
fears that the absurdIy raid motoring
regulations would keep away many
tourists
About 100000 tourists have visited the
Alps this year, and they spent in hotel
bills something like SIG, 900. while an
other $50OO00O was spent on travelling
within the republic
Americans, who have come to Europe
In greater numbers than ever this year.
formed a large proportion Of the holiday
makers ia Switzerland.