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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Commodore Peary GOe. Fsrthe,. North.

The United States now holds he
record OF "farlbest north"-S7' s..
This feat was accomplished by Command
or Robert E Peafy, of the United States
navy.
The intrepid Arctic explorer failed to
reach the North Pole, as he hsd conf
deully noped to do with his specially
constructed vessel, the Roosevelt, but be
penetrated nearer to the Pole that the
Duke of Abruzz's expedition, which
had held the Arctic record So 34.
What Commonder Pesry did aud bis
exp riences during the past year in The
frozen uorth sre rstber briefly, but Ger
tsiuly vigidly, summarized 10 q COM
munica .ou received last night by Herbert
l. Bridgema0, secretary Of the Peary
Arctic Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
japanese to Insist on Treaty Rights

Sun Frsncisco, Nov. S.-Siguificsnt
is the action OF the japanese iu this city
whan they dismissed the suit instituted
some time ago TO force the city to admit
japanese student to the schools of San
Francisco. 1t was stated by attorneys
that from now o. the japanese will make
no effort t. oppose exclusion through
court proceedings, but they will stand
firmly on their treaty rights and contend
that the w shingtou government must
put children back into schools from
which they have been barred by the
board Of education.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

CHIEF CHEMIST WILEY, OF the De
pAr,uent of Agriculture, has organized
another squad of men in his laboratory
at Washington, who will eat regular
food products containing sslipetre for
1he purpose OF testing its effect upon the
human system. This experiment will
last bout tour weeks, during the first
half of which the men will eat pure foot,
aud during the last half OF which they
will receive saltpetEe diet. 1t is sl'o
stated that DR.. Wiley viii start series
# experiments to determine the effect O.
alcoholic drinks on the human siomceh
sud be is receiving offers from persons
all over Tie country to become members
of The alcoholic Glass. Free drinks for 9
month are very erticiug. but the doctor.
experiments heretofore have accomplish.
ed much good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

EXPERTS IN the Department Of Ag'
riculture have now reported that hens
eggs may contain dangerous disease
germs, even if they are fresh laid
They say it is possible for an egg t
become infected with bacteria, ethel
before it is laid or after, and that The
porous shell offers no more resistance ia
this mico-organism than it does to thai
which csuses sn egg to spoil. They
say that typhoid germs may attach
,bemselyes to the hens feet or feathers
and penetrate the shell before the egg
is la;i. The eggs of worms, as well as
grain and seed, are found in eggs, hav'
log become lodged there shile the white
aud shell were being added TO the y"ik
in the egg gland of the fowl. If this
germ theory progresses much farther the
believers in it will not know what to
eat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

THE New YORK campaign has so
oyershadowed other political events in
puhIc interest that the importance OF
the fall elections throughout the nation
has not attracted the usual degree OF a.
tsn,ion. The congressional campaign
SAYS the Baltimore News, has declined ID
interest and has assumed merely per-
fupctory character since Mr.. Bryan IN
iscled into national politics his new gov
ernment ownership issue. Whatever
may be its merits, public sentiment has
vet to be educated with regard to them
and meanwhile the people are not hkeiy
to take such a pig ina poke, even on
Mr. Bryan's say-so. If the tariff issue
had been pushed as it might have been
had this not come 10 the front, the cam
psign would have been more lively. Eut
tariff revision sentiment, while percepll-
Div repressed in its activity by the siius
tion created by Mr.. Bryan, has been suf-
fcieutly strong to affect campaign results.
Republican managers concede big de-
clue from their present majority in the
House, but it is now so great that they
could lose many seats aud yet have a
safe working majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Fight with NEGRO Bandits.

Havana, Nov. ga fight occurred
last night at Pietro between band OF
rurales and gang Of negro bandits, who
have been operating boldly 10 that neigh
borhood for some time. Three of the
brigands were wounded 10 the conflict.
A conference was held today between
Gov. Magooo, General Bell, and A.eisD-
dro Rodriguez, commander of the rural
guards, to take steps to end the brigan-
dsge. As result orders were given for
The red slribulion OF the rural guards so
az TO make it possible for them to oper-
ate with greater effectiveness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Rich Discovery of silver.

International Falls, Mimi, Oct. g..
A discovery Of silver was made yes
terdsy in the Rainy river district, near
here, which rivals any other find in
recent years Manager Hansen, OF the
West End mine, long abandoned, found
a nugget weighing ninety pounds which
assays more than $500 and has other
samples from the third level of the dis
used mine which assay $4,000 ounces OF
silver 10 the ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. 8. 1906.

REFERENCE was made Yesterday to
the announcement sent out by hon
John +. Rixey concerning bis candidacy
and urging all democrats to vote or
Tuesday next Notwithstanding the iac'
that he has walk lover in the Eighth
district. Ia Mr.. Rxsy's circular he
giyes resume OF the issues now oe'or'
the country and presents unansweratle
arguments TO show that all VirgiDiao'
should help to swell the democratic co.
umn. Mr.. Rixey makes no reference d
the work be had individually done IN
the interests OF bis constituents. This Is
on q line with his well-knowD modesty
and the fact that he has failed to recall
them will not stop his friends from doing
40. Many things which have rendered
10 enhance the interests OF his distric'
have been accomplished by his indefatI-
gable lsbors, but it is not our purpose TO
recall each and every one. There Is ont
matter, however, which interests large
humble, of people, especially those
whose lots have neen cast near the capt.
tai city. A movement was inaugura'eo
during the last Congress to allow No
sooons over certain weight to pas
over the bridges leading to Washington
without being equipped with tires iour
iaches wide. A bill providing for thn
wss Introduced 10 Congress and referred
to the District of Columbia committee
The latter made favorable report and
the bill was about to crystslze into law,
when Mr. Rixey, realizing the import
ance of such statute, opposed the CON-
mittee's report with all the earnestness
he could command. After hard WORK
he succeeded in thwarting the object OF
the PATRONS Of the bill and prevented II
from becoming a law. Had the bill
been passed it would have practically
kept every wagon from this district out
of Washington and would have caused
considerable trouble to people who trade
with the capital city. Many were
anxious while the matter was pending,
aud such should show their appreciation
Of watchful representative by tuning
out en- masse at the polls next Taesdy'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Church DESTROYED by Fire.

Boston, Nov. 3 The church and
parish house of the First Unitarian
parish were almost destroyed by fire to-
day. Ere Lieutenant Seldom Allen was
probably fatally injured by falling walls
and Hoseman james Mcdonald received
severe injuries The damage to the
structures is estimated st 800, 000 The
church was a magnificent stone struc-
ture, one of the finest in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
senator CLARK Not Candidate.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 3. Senator Clark
is not "nOw a candidate for reelection"
so he declared 10 an interview denying
tina. he told srepor;er 10 Chicago that he
would enter the race. +. Augustus
HeiDze may have the field all to himself
20 far a. CLARK is concerned at present,
but Clsrk's friends say the fight has not
commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Believes He viii be Acquitted.

New York Nov. That the Rev.
Algeruon J Crapsey, rector of st. 40
drews Church, Rochester, n. Z will be
acquitted of the charge OF heresy by the
codr, of review OF The second department
to which he appealed from The decision
OF the diocesan court which found him
guilty, vas freely predicted today 10 low.
ing the meeting of the Board Of Review
10 this city Yesterday. The decision
will be rendered on the l4th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
VIII In stand.

Roston. Nov, 3.-Austin G. Metzler, a
layw Of this city, who was left 5000 in the
viii f the late Edwari II Dunn, testified ia
probate court yester lay during a hearing on
co. test brought by nephews and nieces that
the Request vas the result # bis kinddess In
OF, ring Mr.. Eunn tn shelter Of bis umbrella
dnrlng a shower several years ago. ~r.
Dune, who vas very wealthy Methodist, Il Il
the bulk Of his estate TO the church aud the
probate judge allowed the will TO stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
President Castro, Of Venezuela, is ia
precarious condition and Is APT 70 die
al any time.

The n, st treatment for Indigestion ard
,,onbles Of the stomach is 10 rest the stomach.
I,Y can h.. rested by good dige tant. Kodol
nuts the stomach in shape TO satisfactorily
persorIn its functions Good fer indigestion
sour stomach, hatulence, palpitation of the
he 70 sud dyspepsia. 40 lOl is made in strict
:. u.ormity win the National Pure Fool al j
Drug Law. sold by W. r. Creighton 4 Co.,
4OI King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Denies that He Murdered the Woman.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Leopard Lsopoe,
accused slayer Of Margaret Leslie, ar
rived in Chicago today He denies any
knowledge whstever of the revolving
murder committed IN the palace Hotel
81 do not accuse Howard Nicholas of
the crime. for | know nothing about it,
be eaid. 81 admit my part in selling
The 1ismouds, but rs to the actual crime
[ know nothing of it,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Deaths from Appendicitis

decrease 10 the same ratio that the use Of DR..
KINGS ew Life Pills increases. They say
you from danger and ring quick and pam s.
release from constipation aud the Ills growing
out Of il. Strength and vigor always follow
their use. Guaranteed by Z. s. Lsadbeater
d Sons, Druggists. 25c. Try them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
New York stock MARKED.

New York, Nov. The stock market az
through the first hour was weak. Inc III
mediate aud most active cause for the "eas {.
ness was hat the market had been Owe DOUGH- ~
at the high levels Yesterday, many o. 'ns
traders tasing the stocks in the exPeclo''1en ~
selling them at profit today, anu nos iinu ,
inc nroGt hurried 10 close the contracts an J
"a Ike as small loss as possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
Burned TO Death.

Altoona. Pa.. Nov. 3.-Henry C.emau,
aged 80, was cremated last night in his fam
house two miles from Wilmore. While his
wife was away, he built fire n the kitchen
StoN and fell asleep. A coal dropped on the
floor and the fam which resulted burned
tho houca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

leaders have adopted the theory that tie
female figure is 10 reality more beautiful
and graceful 10 its natural lines than
with the construction and distortion of
the corset. Since the empire style has
come in, the prevailing plan ia to have
the weight of the garments largely sus.
pended from the shoulders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

THERE PREVAILS at present au unprec-
edsnted corset crusade among the fash
ionsble women Of Paris, takiOg their cue
from famous actresses. The society
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

THE steel rail mills of the country are
said to have orders in baud for $780,
600 tons to be delivered in 1907 and
contracts for as many tons more are ex-
pected. What harvest will the steel
S.,,af xoan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03

Cascasweet Is harmless compound OF
vegetable extracTs that - won leriui IN us
b nrhe'a effects IN the siomachs OF Do pes ana
children x. comDtnd ei and soh oy W. T.
Gre gLton d { o., 40l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
List of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is a list of the letters remain
ing in the Alexandria. Va, postofice up to
November g. 1906:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-03
From Washington.

trust reap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
PENA De MUER[E

I'll Tribunal Supreme confiru6 Ia
Asnlencla de psuA do niue .ts i'm Quest.
Felips RobleI, por la @ Jrts de DI..
trito de Poncs.
R>blss O. c1nv ,cto ds que en- |.
mocha del 7 dc Mayo de 1906 di6 mu.r.
80 On 10 tAlda del csrro <Ssint Tho
mAs'' del diatrito de Ponce, 4 Martin
VsIez. Fate muri6 d. una hsrIda an
ei aoaomsn. FL h,cho ocarri6 en- Nm
bails pOr question dc novIa.. '
El Jurado declare culpabls a asu
'aao % a'e'inAto en- primsr Erado,
En lA ApelacI6n dsfsndI6 { Fslins
Rob.eI el abogado Mr. Henry F, Hord,
quien prsssnt6 ante sl Supreme Inn.
pof'Anses puutos de hecho y dsrecho.
81 iueE ro aents .stlor FIgusrau an
un lumlnoso intorme sobre los h ,chos,
lnformo fAvorablemente la senssneia
DC 10 Corte de Dlstrito de Poncs.
El Tribunal connrm6 IL psps GA.
pital' FL scuSAdo R,blss SO sncuep.
trs en- Ia cArcsl de Ronce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
LEOPOLDO SANTIAGO

Hsmos tsnido el gulto do YER IN
intotms que envfa ell rector de Ia Po
ToMAc UNIVERSITY. de A,hlugton,
donds estA estudiando para ado uirir
el grado de doctor. ell ioven abogado
puerto -riquefio don Leopoldo Santia.
go. En- dicho documsnto ue hscen 10.
meiores elogios de nuestro com oatrio.
to, y oil rector, en- vlata de gu econ
cieicla para el eitudio, y de sus sx,s
lentes condicioness predice q nusstro
compatriota sun brillants porvsnir, /,
Sc graduara en- ell mes pr6xlmo,
Son palabras kxsuales las que
copiamos nos complacs enviat 4
quien les be mererecIdo nusst.os mas
atecIuosos parabIenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

<plasas 14O lltros do aqua por segun
do.
El Comisionado del interior rseo
mendo % aprobAse IN ansicipo de LOG
dollars del ore Tito do $4,000 dollars
con dessino al arreglo de muslles. 4
do dc que pusda arrsglarss el de Ca
tafio.
Sc aprob6 por uusnimidsd,
Mr. Willoughby manif ATS que era
hora do que los presidsntes de las 90.
mlslones llevasen los asuntos pen.
dlentes al sssretario del Congrsso pa
ra que apsrezsAn On sI ealsnd ario.
Hay muchos asuntos que nscesitan
olscuslrse y no pueiea deiarse para
otra session. Sin embargo, }, ssos asuu
tos no pueden plAnte arse por no ana i.
ressr en- la minuta que riga acsua !msn
20. El calendario no nos sirye ds m.
%, puesto que no tsnsmos ocasi6n de
estudiar dich % asuntos nj de conocar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
C0NSEJ0 EXECUTIVE
oon de yer-orm de Observation-Disclosures oue
Mr. Observation-Disclosures de Mr. Grahame Mr. Ward Cabot

Aver 90 reuni6 el Consejo Ei ,culI
vo baio 10 prsaidsncia del seRor Gro
sas, Concurrieron los aeiIores Fsuille,
del Vale, Grahame, Wllloughby, San
eh Morales, Ward Cabot. El se
cresArio Mr.. Bsnnst lego ell acta do 10
'e'i6n anterior y fue aprobada,
La Comisi6n dc Racienda informt
sobrs varias peticlones.
Ell Comisiona 10 del interior dit
cuenta de algunos Arriendos de tsrre
nos, con los aeflores don Juan Delga
do, don Criat5bal Fernandez, dor
Juan Principe y don CesSreo Rivera,
Sc reC0mend6 fAvorablemsnte |,
f'arquicia de los senores EuggI y
Companfa sobrs contraction ds un
puente en- ell rio de Gurabo, para ell
transports de cana.
Sc concedi6 un permlao & don Ge-
rArdo Soler para usAr del rio de In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

La comisi6n qued6 f,rmAdA por
los siguientss ssfiores:
DON virgilio Dkvils, a,ca'de; DR.:
Manuel R'sas. prssidsnte do 10 iunta
local do Bepsflssneis; DR.. Manuel
Fernandez Mater, director del Hospi'
municipal; Mr.. o u. Wood, insrec'
tor do essuslas; don Rafael Rivera
Colon, sonssial del syuntamieptc; don
Ramon Fernandez don Marcsiino San
Miguel, Lcdo. don Jose o Ter } don
Ricardo vsla.
Dieha oomisi6a principle sus gss'
tiones syer por 10 msfIsna. visitando
los establecimisntos eomsreialfs ,
casas particulares,y y & las cinco pr6xi'
mamente do 10 tarde hsbfA recaudsdo
alrededor dc trsacisntas cinouenta do
liars. Hoy continuaba su labor.
FL Asslatamisnto.
SeguramsIts 80 rsunirk hoy vo.
tara un crsdiio para ayudar q los po-
brss que han qusdado ain albergue y
sin ropa.
Reparto de c0nssda Y ropas
Ayer 20 distribuysron comida ,
ropa entire los pobres que fueron vic
timas dol incendio. El munieipio ht
scho euanto le ha sido posib.s Tor
atender ( las primeras nscesidadss do
los periudicados.
El mds psrj4dicado
Entire las personals que han sufri.
do p6rdidas on el iucepdio dfcesenos
que el mas psrjudicado 90 Andres
Rodrfgusz, puss perd'6 una sssa Pc
Qusha valorada on $40 una muy
bonita, donde rssidfs, que 10 esti
maba on unos 150 8 200 dollars de
valer, ademSs todos los mueblss do su
casa y a'gdn dinsro.
..Perd'das gems alss
Sc ca'culs que pasan do q, 900 las
peroloss ocaslonadas entire propiedsd
urbana y muebles, no eoptGndoss va
lorss, pues % dice que un tabaq quero
perdi6 todos los ahorros que tenia
para una casa, que alear zAhan { mGs
do Glen dollars.
El doctor La Rosa
ALI ae NOS inform6 do que el
dia del ainisstro, prseisAmsnts On los
momentoa On que el ircsndio 90 ini-
ciabs. sslfa de Bsyam6n hscia %.
msrf, el doctor La Rosa y 81 pa,ar
por frente la catSstrofs bsj6se del
carrusie y 90 dispuso o auxilisr q
algunos indivlduos que eataban as-
ixiados. Es muy bisn comentado este
servicio del doctor La Rosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
BUREAU DEL TEMPO

tContinuaci6a de Ia pdgina 1q)
'egdido la sscs, solamente de una es'
tAcl6n informan mas de veItIgios de
lluVis. 81 promedio de la precipits
ci6n en- la secci6n es O.Ol pulgada.
Temperature mSxima, s2o; mfnim.
o2o.
Division Os.te. Eu San Gernkn '
MaIsgtisz llovi6 clneo dfAI, misntras
que en- Las Mariss y Anssco aolanen
Q cayo IN sguaceto. FL promsdio de
IL precipitation en- 10 Geccl6n fue 0 so
pulgadss. Temperature m6xIma, 500:
minima, 6l0
EDWIN G, THOMPSON.
Dlrset9r Dc seeei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

= Martinez con algunas contusionss
A I'm ndmsro de eusrsnts , pico
alsanzan los dem&s individuos del
paisanaje, que sufrieron contus!onss 8
resultaron asaxiados, psro de les
cuales no % pudo tomar nomhres On
aquellos momentoa.
Estos individuos todos, fusron
asistidos por los doctorss Tosssy Fer.
nsndez Mater, auxlliados por por el
practicants ieilor Granes, que traba-
is mucho sss tards.
Casds q,sn,adas Y stw valorss
A continuation publisamos los
nombres dc los personals cuyas cssas
faeron destruidas por las llamas, CON
una tasaci6n apr6x'mada & gu YER.
dadere valor.
N Roman $50; B n'to! Berries $50:
Rsfasla RODRIGUEZ $50, Nicanor We
lszquez 2 casas 600; Alejsndrina Lo.
yado $40 Antonio Reye, go; Juan 10
'e Torres sl35; Engracia .PsgGn sl4;
1uoceneio Cob a., $40; Agapito Or
tiz $40; Alforzo Hernandez s25; Jose
Monz6n s25; Juans Gonz slss ~; Ma
msrto Ssntana . o; Faustino Ruiz 90:
BArsolome Rodriguez 5000; Julio Men
dez $40; Clemencia Agosto sl4 Juan
Conception s8; Be!6a Martinez sS; Pc
dro Reyes $50; Pedro FIgusroa s25,
Nicolss Saeristsn 800; Msrealino Gal
der6n s35; Manuel Ramos $50; Petro
na Charry $50; Andres Rodriguez $40;
Psntsls6n Colon s35; Miguel vax
ques $50; Fldel do Leon $40; Telssforo
Roman 500; Andres RODRIGUEZ $50;
Dolores Rivera $50; Aniceto Torres
$40; Rosa 9ontrsras go; Jose Calde
ron s26 T tai do perdidas On casas
s. 1854.
Amparo d les utetin.as
FL senior alcalde dispuso que tods
J familia pobrel que b ibisra quedado
sin albergue faera alojads, al era ~
] 1desso. en- la casa eseuela de 10 misms
calle, cedida voluntarisments Dor 81
! inspector Mr.. Wood, asfcomo el asilo
de pobres y casas pArticulares que
habilit6 al afscto. Acadia f.mlia
pob Q les fce preAtada ayuda On el
momento.
Comisi6n de auui!ios
La misma tarde del incsndio yS
iniclativas del alealde, Sci ,r D6vlls,
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n de auxilio.
con sl fin de que rscolsetase fondos
por subscription popular para socorrer
las vfctimas y ayudarlas & leyaptar
sus modestAs viviendas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

Ponce and GuaIana
RiToad Company
FOTALA EXTEN SION

fOTALA EXTENSION
Bids are hereby iryltsd for The
construction and grading { t the road
bed for the above extension from tbs
Dsscal Abrado River the present tsr.
minus OF tbs road to the Western
Limit Of th, HaciendA Potala, also
separate bida frr ths surfacing and
laying OF track on ,hs said Potala
extension, and tbs building of the ne
cssaAry briigsa, cllverts, siiings. &,
according ID ths plans and specifiaa
lions now on vew at Ma CompAny's
Off 'e at Csntsa' Aguirrs, which have
besn draw up by N V. Domenech,
Esq G. < All wnw 10 ba subject TO
the approval If .he Com oapy'a epgi.
users, and the successful bidders sh al
give bonds f)r the faithfd1m md full
performance of ihs contract to be
executed between them,e.vss and the
.. & G r r CO, do not bind them
Sslvss to accept ths lewst or any
other bid wa'ch may bs sutm ltted to
Ghsm.
Ponce and Guayama Railroad
Company.
w. J. LOwR1E,
General Mans gar.
Central Aguirre. April q, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

MO al elemsoto de su partIdo rara 10.
mSr aclerdos.
-Ra rsRrs'ado dc la isls sl dos.
'or LIg| VhM. Sali6 esta t,rda
para BIyau6n y Coamo.
Aver fae de tsnldo sl a poliota
Miguel solA en- IN barrio dc Rio
grAnde.
Sc han regiatrado On s,lo. df..
On santa Isabsl custro ca,os do into.
xlcAsi6n por conner psaeadJ en- dsa.
compoaiei6n.
-HA sido arrestado Juan Guzman
as Foncs, por scomstimIe aRra.
sion' Fl juez municipal 10 impu.o
cincusniA dollars de multa.
-Eata manana COD + sucIarop ann
el gobernador INFERNO Mr.. Post don
Audres Crosas , don Ricardo q. Her,
nandez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
0IVERSAS NOT|CIAS

Sc nos vuelvs { intormsr de Rio
FledrAI que el cApAtaz dc la fGbrics
de sAbAsos que tIsns ssta ablscids an
squsl pueblo Ia Porto Rlsan Amsrisap
Tobacco Company, haes propseanda
republicans dsntro del taller. Sc nos
ssegura que On la ssnaas pslada rsu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

los hasta que loa tenemos delants. Yo
iba d trstar varios asuntos do hscisn.
do.
Pidi6 que ss aliviase la d.nsultad
prepsrando una lista On 10 cual 20 ha /.
gan constar los ssuntos que han ps'
sado & las comisiones con antsriori.
dad.
Mr. Grshams se opuso por no DO
derse llevsr & cabo les indicaciopes
del Tesorero. Pids que 90 traten Lon
asuntos por mayorfa.
NJ Ward Cabot. Sossisns In uti.
lidad del calendsrio para trssar una
norma dc eonducta en- aqusllos caso.
On que 80 requiere una 400 On innsdis
10.
Mt Feuills intervisns msnife,tan1,
do que el Asunto no 81 dc ,mportan.
cia para motivar una discussion an al
Conas1o. Be levant6 Ia session ha,ta
81 lueveS pr6x mo & las 3 de In .ards
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
CARROS ElECTRICO5

Por hsber ocurrido una averia en-
una de nusItras mag uinas ca la plan
ia, nos ha sido necssario reiuclr Ia
velocidad de los carros e'e tsicos,
mientraS te miaem y de componer sl
deIrer fecto.
San Juan Li0ht d Transit O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
C0EECTA
PGrd GyttdGr d Ia defsasa de Fran .
cisco D0Rss.

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Jesus Almirs, San Juan. Am
Rscaudado por don GsrArdo
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TodoS los donativos dsben diri.
girse al tssorero don Antonio Balar.
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