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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19

Recovery From Cunshot Wound
The Edgeley Matt gives the partic.
ulars of the remarkable reco, cry of a
young fam named William Carl.
son from the effects of gunshot
wound. He received the accidental
discharge of the entire contents of
No. 8 shot into his side about S
weeks ago. Garrison was blowing on
the farm of Jas. MCGOWAN in La
Moure county. He was riding a gang
plow and was carrying the gun with
the butt end resting in the tool box,
and the accident happened while he
was cleaning out some straw where
the plow had c1ogged up, using his
foot for the purpose and discharging
the gun by striking the hammer in
the opera tion. He stuffed his gloves
and..caD into the wound and ran half
a mile to tell another boy to 90 for
the doctor. The other boy was gone
only about twenty minutes and re-
turned with the physician, who fixed
Garrison up so he could be taken to
Verona, where; he remained until
the first Of November, when he was
brought to the hospital at this place
and where he now Is, but will soon
be able to leave >for Verona where
he expects to make his home.
Taking into considera tion the fact
that the gun was so close when fired
and that several pieces of rags from
his coat and three wads entered his
side. the wads, and also two of the
shot penetrating his lungs and the
severe powder burns, his recovery is
truly remarkable.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19
REACHED ITS LEVEL
Pref. Chandler Declares That
Devil: Lake VIII No. tesgsr
Rsssds.

Professor E. F. Chandler of the
state university has con- pleted for
inclusion in the annual report of the
United States geological survey q
brief report on the changes In the
water surface of Devils Lake duriug
the past forty..yea1s and the..causes Of
these changes. Devils Lake has no
outlet; the average annual evapora-
tion from its surface is NEARLY three
feet. and annual rainfall only about
half that amount; hence the surface
rises or falls according as to whether
the water flowing into the lake each
year in streams and from storm is
much or little.
During the past seven years accur-
ate records have been kept; the ex-
treme range between high water and
low water Of any single year has
been no more than foot or eighteen
inches. The lake gradually rises or
falls from year to year, the amount
depending upon the conditions, Of
the surrounding farm land which, If
cultivated, catches and holds the rain
which would otherwise flow into the
lake. "E>
In November, 1907, the elevation
of the lake surface was lib feet on
the United States geological survey
gage at the Chautauqua pier the surs
face being 1925 feet above sea level
or about twenty-six feet below the,
elevation of the Great Northern rail.
road track at Devils Lake station.
Since 1900 the height of the lake
has been fairly constant there. being
20 recorded elevation lower than the
present nor more than thirty-four
inches higher.
In 1867 the water was about fifteen
and halt feet higher than nov; in.
1897 eleven and a half feet higher
than now. During the years while
the country was being settled the
breaking of the prairies cut of the
water supply for the replenishment
OF the lake and the lake continually
fell -pntil recent years. But noA the
lake being reduced to fraction of
its original area the total evapora-.
tion is no greater than the inflow
and the lake may be regarded as
probably in a fairy permanent condi
tjon.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19

Laid Keel of the North Dakota
Yesterday the first keel plate Of tile
new battle ship, the North Dakota,
Che LARGEST battle ship in the world
with the exception Of the; Delaware,
was laid in, the shipbuilding yards-at
Foreriver, Mass. It is expected that
with good luck the. construction Of
the new ship will be completed for
launching in ten months. NJ
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19

3 A Compedium-The Blue Book tile
state reference book that has much
condensed Information therein is out
and this edition contains more than
the usual amount Of matter It is
published under the direction Of the
secretary Of state and contains much
historical statistical and political In.
formation. It ID . complete legisla-
tive manual.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19
NOTICE

NoticeAs hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
Wells and Dickey company will be
held at three O'Clock p. 20. on Thurs
day, January End, 1908 at the Office of
said corporation in mestown, Suits
man County, North Dakota.
W. b. De Nault,
Seal. Secretary:
Dated December 7th. 1907. &
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so1diers Discharged

Soldiers Discharged Saturday
1o5 sold ,ers at Fort Lincoln, received
their discharges on account .of expi-
ration Of services. About Is per
cent Of the men will quit the service,
out the rest viii re-enlist u the end
.of the iuilough which is always
granted honorably discharged sol.
5diers. 10 the past few weeks = mum.
bers rsof recruits haye been reostvstl tat z
tie post TO take the place OF the dis
charged men. 3r$ls#i3;ss' s.zlS 4 " III
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.NOTICI,E.

n Notice 10 hereby Rlyen that the
annual meeting Of the stockhoiders
Of the Northwestern. Realt = company
viii be held At four o'clock p. Do. on
Thursday, January 2nd, 1908. at the
;ofBce Of said corp io6 ID, James
town, stutsman County, North Da-'
9kota. \. s.:3l S'iss
ss.55 4 %. N. Corwin, : :
Seal. Il Secretary:
Dated Decem bsr 7th, 1901, ss'
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TOOK LAupAmun
stutsman County Farmer Drank
Pslsen and Ended Lie.
Rsasen Assigned.

A mother case OF suicide is to be
added to the numerous occurrences
of that kind now being reported
Throughout the country. Last Friday
j. Chester Devereaux, a farmer who
resided near Medina, went to stones
hotel In this city about ten O'Clock
In the morning and registered under
the name OF G. J.. Nelson. He was
assigned to room No. 20. He left
word at the Office to call him at
seven O'Clock In the evening but
about 4 O'Clock came down and
stated that he did not care TO be
called, and would remain all night.
He did not make any appearance in
the morning and not until late Sat-
urday afternoon was it learned that
the man In the room had committed
suicide. Policeman Obermueller be-
Jig asked to look up his where
abeuts, after long search found him.
Mr.. Devereaux had been absent from
his home near Medina for about ten
days, and had been drinking heavily.
He was 10 Fargo, Medina, jamestown
at different. times and Friday MORN
ing was In the Wells & Dickey Office
where ne was negotiating a land
deaf
The door of the room in the hotel
was broken open when no response
was made to knocking, and it was
found that Nelson was an assumed
name, and that Devereaux was dead,
having drank the most of the con-
tents of OF. bottle of laudanum.
He left seferal letters, which were
taken and turned over to the county
coroner who came to the city Sun
day. tut held no inquest as the cause
Of the death was evident. The let
ters to his wife stated In substance
that lie had become involved 10 debt,
vas unable to throw Off tie drink
habit, and vas discouraged with the
prospects before him. He had de-
clded that the best plan was to end
the matter by the means employ ed.
The body was taken 10 tue under
takers and burial was % ade at Me-
dina Tuesday.
Deceased was 80 years old. He
leaves wife and four children, who
reside about ten miles southwest 0
Medina. His father is E. C. Dever-
eaux, who came from Iowa several
years ago and is one Of the best
known farmers of the western part
of the county and who has invested
largely in land here and has done
much to help his SOD get started.
The deceased was found lying on
the bed with his coat and vest re-
moved and shoes off. He had evil
IDENTIFY been dead for some time. One
letter he had written he tore up as
apparently not satisfied with 1t.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19

4 Annual Meeting - The annual
meeting Of the Alliance Hail associa-
tion will be held in Jamestown the
second Wednesday in January. The
business Of the year will :.be checked
over, officers elected and plans made
for the season Of 1905: President
Smith says: cel|eDt. Business \ Is
anticipated in the yesr 1908, as hail
was 20 general this year that, few will
care to again risk their grain With.
out Insurance /.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-12-19

Lost Their Pet Hawks Last SUM-
mer George Singler and the crew of
men working on the railroad near
Sterling made pets of three young
hawks that had been captured in
nests by the section men. The birds
were kept around the camp and
roasted on telegraph poles, land fences
and tent stakes and became SO tame
that they would fly from long dis
tance at the sound of the cooks
whistle and take meat out Of the
hand. They were always around At
meal times and at night, but
would be gone hunting gopters dur
ing the day. The young hawks grew
to be big fellows with stretch Of
wings over three feet. They we're
great gopher destroyers and would
sit for hours near q gopher deu
watching for the rodents to show up.
The hawk generally got his victim
and Instantly threw him on his back
cut the throat with the bill and then
devoured the gopher at leisure.
When the crew moved from Sterling
it was expected that they would re-
turn .and the hawks would still be
found but after the railroad men left
some one for idle amusement shot
the handsome creatures with rife
just for the fun Of 1t. The men..had
grown to be rather proud Of their
winged pets, and were in hopes they
would be let alone until another sea-
son ad least. 1t was expected that
if the birds had not been taken and
kept during the winter that they
woald have returned next spring and
Kept company with men in the camp.
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his home here from paralysis after Z
long period Of declining health. u
3 Mr.. Hinrichsenawas about ffty,nlne
years Of age and was secretary Of
state during the administration of
Governor Altgeld, He had sheen con.
spicuous figure u Illinois politics for
many years L 3
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= Wanted:-Agents can make $500 to
$500 per day; high class proposttion.
Adress Tucker s. Kertson, SO. Fourth
Street No, Fargo N. p.
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& SCREENING FOR SALE 1t mod.
crate price, extra quality for the mon
ey.s InQuire ot overs Elevator Co..
Metiina Oleyelard Windsor, Eldfidge;s
S0r SpiritWood sss.s
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Barn for sale-About 5000 feet Of
lumber. Almost new. Inquire Will
ard Pierce, Parkhurst, n. D.
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W. H. l..a..RiCHsEN EEAD.

Conspicuous Figure in:&iIIinois Politics
for Years. !.
Z Alexandria, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-W. H. Hin
richsen, Familiarity known as Buck
Hinrichsen, formerly treasurer and
secretary of state of Illinois, died at
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Tsdsy's na,lr|ksts. i i !

Wheat II.
No. In ~. : 9
No. 2 Ne. g
No.3 n . m Y. .23 9
No. 4 ~. e.
Bran, per ton y. KS. {. \, =. y.
Shorts, per ton... 9, g
Durum W w. vi q
No. 1 ....... 3.
No. !, II.
FlRx ~
Oats. !. 4. ssis' 3
Barley y \
Rye, No, 8 .. ... .,|,.,5 &
Flour
Ha :se =
Potatoes nev /.
Eggs ~. u
Creamery Butter ..5. /. D.
Dairy butter.
z sOntMs bushel /: 81, \,
k3eet0
Turnfps
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3 Before you Ouy ahouse or lot.
oeo9A Alex RSO Olem0nD Il n ts4a 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
0s0t .AGUA0|LLL
El honora BILE Goberna-
dor Mr.. Post. Pas6
eyer por aqui.
EN- El GANADO VACUNO
Sc dsclara una terrible epi-
demia. .-Novenas alSsgra.
do Coraz6n de Jes1s.


Junio 2.-Ayer, en- el tren de
la tarde, .pAso por esta ciudad con
direction a Afiasco y Mayagiiez, el
Honorable Gobernador Mr.. Regis
H. Post, quien iba acompafado de
su joven Secretario particular y del
Auditor Mr. Ward. En- la estaci6n
del ferrocarril, en- donde el tren es-
tuvo detenido breves momentos, Sc
agolp6 TN buen nImero de perso-
mas, avidas de yer al ilustre gober-.
nante y sus compaieros de viaje.
Maiiana, lunes, volvefan a detener-
Sc aquf tan distinguidos viajeros,
de paso para San Juan.
Sc ha declarado una epide-
mia Ell 81 ganado vacuno, que pas
ia en- el barrio de "Ceiba-bajan, de
esta Jurisdiction, al extremo de ser
considerables las perdidas sufridas
POT algunos agricultores y propie-
tarios. Los referidos anirnales Sc
encuentran de pronto atacados de
fuerte dolor y por grandes esfuer-
zos que hagan, no pueden defecar.
Serfa bueno que el sefor Official
de Sanidad INFERNO estuviera oio
alerta, para prohibir que Sc sacrif-
casen las reses que estuviesen alta
cadas de la referida enfermedad.
-Anoche dieron principle, con
toda pompa y esplendor, las move.
mas en- honor del Sagrado Coraz6n
de JESUS, en- nuestra iglesia .cat6li.
ca. 81 interior del temple, ador-
nado con gusto exquisite y profu.
samente iluminado, presenta un
golpe de vista eucantador,
-Pr6ximo va 4 llegar aye1
por la mafiana, a la estacion de es.
ia ciudad el tren de Ponce que W
para San Juan, una de las sefiorita.
Alumnas de la Escuela Normal d,
FRfo-piedras, Sc lanz6 a terra col
el objeto de saludar a una sehorit,
amiga suya, con tan mala suerte
que. cay6 tendida sobre ell pavimen
to. Recibi6 una confusion en- e
brOzo derecho, de caracter grave
Lamentamos el accidente, de gu,
EfuS vfctima tan bella normalista.
| CeRRMPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
MlESTROS 0E IACLES
Nombres de los que OBJ
tuvieron recientemen-
te su certifcadO.
en- SAN JUAN Y La lSLA
Resultado de los examenes
que Sc verl6caron en- el
mes de Mayo ultimo.

En- los examenes verifcados en-
estos ultimos dias, en- San Juan y
la isla, para la obtenci6n del certi6-
cado de maestro de ingles, han sido
aprobados los siguientes profesores
puertorriquenos:
San Juan: Estela Braschi Jo
sefa Mendia Morales, Jesus NJ. Qui
n6nes, Fdellla Ramirez, Eloisa
Sierra, Estela Trias Duffrent.
Escuela Normal; Ramona AL
bors, Selenia Boneta, Luis Cintr6n,
Marina Fernandez, Juan Herrero,
Teresa Hernandez, Francisco Julia,
Adelaide Lopez, Nestor Lassalle,
Agustina Musa, Carlota Matienzo,
Pedro Mora, Conception Orcasitas,
Elena Prats, Ana Valdejuli,
Ponce: Guillerno Jackson, Ma
ria c. c. de Noriega..
Mayagjiez: Ana Luisa Rami
rez, Adela Ramirtz Cuerda.
Blyam0u Alfonso Adm, An
gel ". Fernandez, Sara Roberts de
Gaetan, Natalia Zerbi.
San German: Nicolas FernGn-
dcz Caballero. Tomasa Guardiola,
Virginia Quintana, Edelmira San
chez, Abraham Toro Nazario.
Yauco: Angelica Antongiorge,
Alfonso Gelabert,
Coamo; Elisa Fcrrer dc Pruna,
Juan Santiago y Santiago, Belen
Vega Morales, Alejaudro Pruna.
Fajardo: Maria Isabel Fortu
no, Jose Lebron Soto, Rafael L6
PEI Soto.
Patillas; Leopoldo Castro Gel
pi, Carlos Rivera Ufret, ..FIvira Ruiz
Virella.
Cayey: Manuel j. Polo, Hip6
Ito Vclazquez
Arccibo: Laura Perez de Mu
hoz, Angela Gonzalez.
Santa Isabel; Eugenio Vivas
Jose Escabl, Juana Diaz, Isaac de
Rosario, Zoilo Gracia Zayas.
Carolina: Emiliano Isales.
Aguas Buenas Emilio Muiio
Diaz.
Adjuntas: J 4ime L. Drew.
Gales: Luisa Fernandez Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
NOT|C|AS O|yERSAS
Fallecimiento en- Loiza.
Varias causas crin1i-
males archivadas.
GUAROlkS De FEMALES
scusado de AGO.
metimiento. : En- el Hos
pital Cuarentenario.

Ha fallecido ell Lola, tras "a
pida enfermedad, don Isidoro Cor
dero, persona muy estimable que
perteneci6 al cuerpo de Ia policia
Insular, doude siempre cumpli6 con
su deber.
Su viuda, do1a Francisco La
santa, Sc ha trasladado a Caguas,
donde residen sus fanilisres
-Procedente de Gales, la in
gre.ado en- la carceI de Arecibo, en-
sumaria, el agricaltor Juan A.
Mengual, acusado de acometimien-
to y aggression.
Han sido nombrados guar
dias de penales Rafael Larreguera,
para el presidioy y Cumersindo Fer
nAndez, para la carcel de San Juan.
Aver ingresaron en- el Hos
pital Cuarentenario Aqullina Dlaz
Gonzalez, con varicela y Pedro Rios
Casado con titus. Tambien ingre-
So en- q Hospital Municipal Patri-
cia Rivera y fueron dados de alta
Quintina Ramos y Maria Remedies.
Han sido archivadas Ell Pom
ce las causas criminales que Sc ins-
trufan contra Hilario y Felix Ri
vera, siendo estos puestos ell hber-
tad.
-Ha sido nombrado Victoria
no Vazquez, guardia de pena'es de
Ia carcel de Guayama
gF@ EN- Ell CLUB de F Kehrhahn
y CO., zS San Francisco, Sc venden dos
reloies de oro cada semana, La Ill
TINA semana obtuvo uno don Miguel
Portell socio N? -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
IDTE d. ELQQAe.
Suceso 1arnentab1e en- Ell
bart.io eCamba1ache.'
Muerte casual.
EXAMINES De lNCLEs
Casamiento de TN policfa in.
sular. r.-CapturA de pre-.
sos. "A Mameyes.

JUNO 3.-El dia 70 del mes en-
curse, tuvo lugar en- el sitio llama
do scambalacheD, barrio de esta po-
blaci6n, un suceso lamentable.
En- Ia casa de don Jaime Oliver
vivian dos j6venes, Balbina Dfaz y
confesor Guadalupe. Este tenfa
una escopeta cargada, la que name.
j6con. tan m .la. suerte, que Sc le
dispar6, 'yendo Ia carga 4 dar en- la
Grente de Ia infortunada Balbina, la
que qued6 muerta en- el acto.
= Conocedor del hecho el juez
don Xavier de Zequeira y acompa,
hado del cabo Muhoz y 81 guardia
Moreira, Sc persona en- la casa de:
Angel Oliver para levantar el cada-
vet y practicar las primeras diligen-
cias.
Bajo lluvia torreucial y por ca
minos inransitables 4 causa del
aqua, fu6 traida al pueblo Ia inter-
fecta, en- donde sc le practice la
autopsia- por el doctor Aubray.
--Ambrosio Gonzalez y Pas
casio Dones son capturados por el
guaidia Moreira por haberse fuga-
de de esta carcel municipal, en- don
de estaban presos por el delito de
hurto. .'''.''
--El policia insular don Pedro
Lugo contrajo matrimonio con Do
lores Diaz el 2S del pasado mes de
mayo, marchando para el barrio
sMameyess, donde presta sus servi-
clos el expresado amigo.
XII Sabado Sc uevaron CaDo
los examenes escritos del idioma
ingl&s, de los profesores de esta po-
blaci6n.
Estos examenes fueron: grade
avanxads, don Felipe Garcia de Ia
Noceda, don Justo Lugo Belvis y
don Angelde Sevilla; grado prima-
rio, doAa Natalia Rodriguez y dor
Juan ]. Colon Mirabal.
Presidia los examenes Mr.. A
L. Eddy, professor de iugl&s de este
distYito.
CO1RHsHoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05

En- un cable especial publicado
el I6 de abril por aEl Aguilao, de
Ponce, Sc daba cuenta de que ala
hermosa capital mexicana habia
quedado casi reducida a escombrosn
a consecuencia de un horrible terre-
moto ocurrido el dia anterior.
Ese recorte del periodico nen
cionado fue remitido a la estimable
familia Pastor Cabassa, de esta ciu-
dad, por la falnilia Gaudier Caba
ssa, de Ponce; y tan es verdad 10
que dice el cable especial, demasiado
especial de aEl Aguilan, como 81 ase-
gurasemos por ejemplo que el doc
tor We've es un gran jefe de partido-
que Falcon es un orador consuma.
do; que Barbosa es todo TN presti
gio, y que don Guile es un hombre
excesivamente simpatico y afa-
bic.
Respecto al fen6meno selsmico
solo ocurrio en- esta ciudad 10 cue
va saben los lectores de LA DEMO
CRAcIA por mis- anteriores notas.
En- el estado de Guerrero fue don
de mas victimas y mas dahos pro-
dujo el terremoto.
Puedo asegurar que a1n a es-
tas fechas la terra continua tenn
blando en- aquella extensa comarca
y que el panico de sus habitantes es
immense.
Hace pocos dias Sc registr6
en- Chilancingo, capital de dicho
Estado, I'm nueyo temblor trepida-
torio y oscilatorio, de fuerte inten-
sidad y de larga duraci6n, habiendo
sido este el movimiento de mayor
fuerza que Sc ha sentido despues del
terremoto del "a de abril, que acabt
con Ia ciudad. Ell temblor cause
grande alarma entire los habitantes
que viven en- los llanos y en- las
montafias en- tiendas de campaiia
cuartos de MADEIRA.
Y puesto a dar noticias desa
gradables, dare noticia de un incen
dio ocurrido en- el puerto de Vera
cruz, a bordo del vapor frances
aLousiane.O La bodega situada Ell
la popa, ardi6, con el cargamentC
compuesto de pacas de henequen
Ell incendio fue causado por la com
bustion expontanea de esa hbra
Con toda prontitud acudieron 10.
bonberos y las dotaciones de 10
barcos de guerra suitos en- la bahia
trabajando activamente hasta gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05

llejo.
Barros: Bautista Torres Lato-
RE.
Pefiuelas: I5mael Malionado.
Rio Piedras: Agl.stina Carri6n.
Rinc0n. Isidoro Alers.
Sa5ana Grande: Felicita Gar
cia Rodriguez.
San Lorenzo: Jose Chandri.
Yabucoa: Francisco Colon
Gurabo: Carlos F. Chiques.
Juucos: Candida Davila.
Las Marias; Maria E. Muioz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
Aruncios especiaIes lara Ponce
GRAN HOteI1eStauant INGLAIERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER OROEN
Teluan 10 y 12'-CFuz Z y FOrtaIeza q,

onsuda para Hotel Cpacidad para pasaeos
suAc6n la mas cntca vstas bahia las eales de Tuan Cruz
Ftaza 81 mas fesco ventado de la capital Fl comedo de
or las Anas Tene departamentos independence mas De
de de AOsto demas del pzo antique de las comdas stema
americana guo del pasaero Tn caruajs de uo Interpreters
aducO pOsigua de los demas HOtel Sc haeen abonOs
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
.DESDE MEXICO A PUERTO-R|CO
para ola Democracia").

quedo extinguido el voraz elemento.
FL captain del barco calcula Ell
diez mil pesos las p6rdidas ell mer-
cancias y ell cuatro mil las averias
sufridas por dicho buque. En- Nue-
va Orleans Sc lie haran las repara-
clones necesarias, para volver q
Francia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05

clones necesarias, para volver q
Francia.
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A otra cosa.
Estan terminates los prepara-
tivos para la proxima reunion ell
esta Capital de los Iugenieros Civil
les norteamericanos.
La session inaugural sera el dia
s de julio venidero, en- la Escuela
Nacional de Ingenieros, y la presi
dira el Ministro de Comunicaciones
yObras Publicas.
Los ingenieros norteamericanos
seran recibidos por el sehor Presi-
dente de la Republica.
k
FL espaiiol Salvador Gilbert
Mateus, que mand6 por mi conduc-
to un articulo q La DEMoCRAcIA,
institulado aEspaiia en- Puerto Rico
y Espafia y MexicoO, es I'm joven
catalan de mucho talento, redactor
de aEl Correo EspanolD, de esta
ciudad, y ex-redactor Ola Veu de
Catalumyao y de @El DiluvioD, pu-
blicaciones de la ciudad Condal.
FL seiior Gilbert es TN autono-
mista convencido, que tuvo que sa-
lir de Barcelona ell la epoca Ell que
fueron asaltadas las redacciones por
los militares espafioles, y, sobre to-
do, por la persecution de que fue
vlctima por parte de las autorida-
7des catalanas, porque dicho seiior
sostenia con valor y entusiasmo la
causa auton6mica para Cataluna.
Dicho amigo es TN buen ora
dor y tiene en- Puerto Rico alguno>
familiares, la sonora viuda de Ma.
teus, quien comerciaba con efecto.
militares en- tempo de la dolnina
ci6h espafola en- esa isla, cuyo es
tablecibiento estaba situado en- 10.
bajos del Ateneo.
Is el Sr. Gilbert TN gran sim
patizador de Muiioz Rivera, por |:
defensa que hace de la autonomic
para Puerto Rico.
RAMON HOYos DELGADO.
LSaSe el mtereSantfSimO follettM "Lt
Retna Maxganta," que abaree
en- las p4gimas s. y 81