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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Camp Reduced to Ashes.

Vancouver B. c..June 5.-wfth his camp reduced to ashes and forced tc retire with his, men from the plant David Esson. who operates a logging camp in Knox bay. Thurlow islands, arrived here yesterday and reported the largest fire ever known up coast All the valuable timber on the island Is being licked up by the flames. Just how the fire started Is not known. Its boundaries are extending rapidly and every hour gives an impetus. A series of fires is also reported on Vancouver Island in the vicinity of Bear lake.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
FEE CUT DOWN.
Judge Gager To-day Settled the
 schoenfeId-Buttner Case.

The appeal of Julius Schoenfeld and others from probate was determined by Judge Gager In the superior court to-day. Emil Schoentield died some years ago and his administrator Fred Buttner erected a monument on the burial plot which cost S325. as deceas- ed had so decreed in hIs will. The funeral expenses amounted to s2s2 .0 and the administrator fee was $40o. These items were allowed by the pro bate court. The courts memorandum was to the effect that the funeral ex- penses were reasonable, but the cost of the monument was rather exces- sive considering the estate amounted fo only S2.60Oy but as 1t was the wisll Of the deceased to So expend some of his resources. there was no cause fot complaint. and especially as there was no objection until after 1t was erected. The court. however. thought S22J0 was enough for the administrator services and with that exception the order ui the probate court was upheld.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Auto Race On To-day.

Dresden. Germany, June 5.-The Herkomer 1,S00 kilometer automo- bile competition from Dresden through the circuit cities to Frank fort was started to-day, 161 cars taking part in the contest. King Frederick-August was present at the start. The Herkomer competition. Gs in previous years. is one of en- duranee, fewness of stops, condition on arrival and beauty of construo ton, rather than speed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Will Leave June IS.

London, June 5.--The instruc' tions to the British delegates to the peace conference at The Hague hay- ing been drawn up by the foreign office and the cabinet at its meeting yesterday having agreed to the policy which is to be adopted by the dele gates. there will be meeting be- tween Foreign Secretary Grey and the delegates as soon as the clerical work is completed and the British representatives will leave London for The Hague June 13.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
First Western Trip.

Southampton. Eng. June 5.-1he White Star line stemr Adriatic. White Star line steamer Adriatic. New York on her first western trip from Southampton was given an enthusiastic send-off. She took 750 emlgrsnts who were stranded at Franch ports owing to the strike of seamen fin France.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Army BalIoon'. short Flight.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 5.-Cap- tain Charles do F. Chandler of the United States signal corps and his companions, J. c. Mccoy and Leo Ste vens of New York, ended their trip in an army balloon at Linglestown, nine miles northeast of here. The trip from Washington, which covered 40 miles, required four hours and thirty minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Oppose Confirmation.

Toledo, O.. June 5.-A suit oppos- ing the confirmation of the sale of tha Toledo railroads and tramway companies. and alleging conspiracy to defrand by ]. P. Morgan and his allies. was filed in the United States circuit court here to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Steamer TourIst Destroyed by Tire.

ELIZABETH CITY. N. C.. June 5.- The steamer Tourist of the Leroy Steamship company. one of the largest and swiftest vessels in these waters. was destroyed by fire in the Albsnarls sound. The crew was saved
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
suIrs,e tu Celr

Philadelphia. June s.-Arthur T.. Hammond. aged a. who gave his address as Boston. committed suicide to-day by hanging ia a cell fin the eounty prison. HzmEond wsz awaiting trial on the eksrEs cf hold Ing np a nan on the street shent Eir wtsks axe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Hondura. Lottery out of Bu.ine...

MOBILE. Ala. June 5.-With the lm- position of fines aggregating s2s4. 900 in the federal court here upon thirty four persons. the notorious Honduras National Lottery company, which the United States government has for fif- teen years been pursuing. has passed out of existence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
yeazeI Gets Fuu Cew.

Paris. June S.-The French trans Atlantic line announced to-day that in spite of the decision of the sea men at Havre 10 continue the strike, a full crew had been secured for La Provence. insuring her sailing to- MOTION for New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Serious Outbreak.

Hong Kong, June 5.--A serious outbreak and rebellion is reported to have arisen in the city of Wei shou. A mob of rebels has attacked the place and troops have ' been called for from Canton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
southern Train Wrecked.

Nashville. Tenn. June 5--A Southern railway train vas wrecked here this morning So far as known 10 one was killed There were sixty passengers on board and with the sxcsptloa of tw0 or three all were fnsursf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Ruin. Ipeubator Plsnt.

SPEoNK. \. T., June 5.-Elghty-two incubators and 15.0O0 eggs were de- stroyed when an exploding lamp set fire to the incubator house of A. J. HaIlock here. The house was burned to its foundations. The loss Is severa, thousand dollars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
nark twain ,o vi.st England.

LONDON. June 5.-Mark Twain has accepted the Invitation of the Pilgrims society to entertain him at lunch June g. MT. Birrell, chief secretary for Ire. land, will preside. and many notable persons will be present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: show- CTS and warmer In north; fair Ia soath portion tonight; Thursday flair: frsxh Eomth winds. becoming southwest and siminlzking.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
Gold for parsx.

New York. June s.-The engage nent of 1000. .oeo in gold by Lzxard Freres for shipment to Paris to-mor- TOW was announced to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05

London, June 5.-According to a dispatch from TOkio to Reuters Tele- gram company Foreign Minister Hay ashi, in replying this morning to the deputation of progressives who call ed on him and asked for an explana- tion of the governments apparent i'm action and want of efficiency in the presence of grave diplomatic ques- tions, both with China and the United States, informed his visitors that the government was taking every meas ure necessary in regard to he dip!o- matic problems in connection with the United States and China.
 The dispatch adds that the Japan. ese authorities are apprehensive of the future relationship between Jap. an and the United States if the racial prejudices evinced at San Francisco continue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
ASKED TO EXPLAIN
Members of Progressive Party Wait on Hayashi in Regard 10
 Diplomatic Questions.

Tokio, June 5.--A deputation from the progressive party waited on Foreign Minister Hayashi this morn ing and asked for an explanation of the governments apparent inaction and want of efficiency in the pres ence of grave diplomatic questions, both with China and the United Stat es. The former is accused of deliber- |ately obstructing the advancement of Japanese interests in Manchuria. The deputation also called attention to facts trongly indicative of racial feel ing in San Francisco against the Japanese. The deputation dwelt up. on the necessity of peremptorily deal ing with the question now, otherwise requent repetition of the acts would endanger the friendly relations of Japan and America. Minister Hay ashis reply to the deputation was kept secret.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13
De SOCIEDAD

Una 6Od0 en- LGres.-Los distnguidoB
ehposoH gen1ra FFanCisca ViIelIa de Vile.
llR y Francisco Vilella Pol, de LaTes, han
tsnido Ia cortasfa de pRrticipaFnOs que 81
dia 5 de los coTrientes Sc llevar6 & efecto
ell anunciAdo enlsce de So s.norita hija
MaTgaTita Vilella Vilella CON 81 DR..
don Juan Benat y Vald6s Residences en-
aquella poblaci6n.
EHtimando mucho lR vRliogR atenci6n
de los estimables amigos, hacemos votoa
por Que ID corona de flores que ha de cs-
mir Ia pura ffente de Ii gentfl desposAda,
guaFde hiempTe los perfumes que ca 90
risui n nido de amor han de hermoBeaFlo
para siempre. Que seRn tan felices como
por buenoG virtuosos meTecen.
PersonoIes -Est6n en- estR ciudad nues.
stros distiuguides compatriotas los doctoreB
Francisco Sein de LaTeB Gonz6lez Mar
tfnez de MsyagGaz
Ha rsgresado 4 Fojardo aver, el DR..
A. Diaz, que eetuvo en- San Juan en- asun-
toB de So profession.
En- San Juan Los diatiuguidog j6venes
AttJnio Enrique Blanes, de Mayagdez,
SO encuentran en- eBta ciudad. El primero
embaTca para los EBtados UnidoB On el
pr6ximo vapor, On donde continuaT6 sus
estudioV. Bienvsnidos y que tepga 6xitc
en- So laudable empress 81 eStimable COM
patricia.
Para Caguos Con motivO de la enfsr-
medad de Ia distinguida Behora Ana Gui-
Hot viuda de Morera, han lido 4 Csguss
sus hijos Ia distinguida Sgfiorita Anita Mo
reTa y 81 j6ven don Julio.
DeBesmoB mejorfa q Ia respectable DANA.
Bienvenida encuentra On 81 ever
sallea" en- Ia morada de los distinguidoz
asposcs Torres-G Grau Braschi, la diatingui'
da Btfiora DIVA Paoli, viuda de Braschi,
de Ponce.
Deseamos grata permanencia On esta
ciudad la respectable DANA.
De viaje.-Hoy embarca para los Esta'
des UnidoB, en- donda pasar6 una corta
tsmporads, nuestro distinguido amigo 81
estimable joven don Alberto 6imompietTi
Grato viaje terga 81 compatriota.
pERFpED
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13
CONCu j RS 0

La socisdad espahola de Auxilio Mttuo
Beneficencia ha acordado anunclat
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
trMcc,on de un edificio dsstinado Sana-
torio. El premio para Ell pToyecto que Sc
ella sera de 81, 200 y Sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de $500 cada uno. Los
provectos deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado de Oct1pre
mel Come, cuya direction es, Tetuan AZ,
escritorio de los senores r. Paniagua y
Go. quien pueden dirigirse los lntere-
Sados para obtener una cop1a del pllego 9e
oOndiciones del concurso, san Juan TN. IN.
40 julio de 1907 El Presldente.o Avellno
Vicente. 6U ". ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

En- 'IA Correspondence dc Puerto
Rice, Allen "a, hay dc vents EeCibos ta.
lOnarios para CobrO de alquileTes do caaaa,
RsnEna on mst6lico CON iEmaa, deClR Ea.
clones do naCimiontO, defunCi6n y caEtihCa-
Oi6n medica. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13
wr sGNTTNWO NAFE''

Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de loE eapo-
sou Morgan, FortaIeza II, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un complstO Eurtido de loa me-
ioreI dulceg. Elegantea CaFtuChoa pEopios
para repalos. Heladoa, refreBCon, trutaH
81 natural y TODD Cuanto Eegals q Paladar
mku doIiCad0 be encuentEa Rllf primoroAa'
msntO Ssrvido. Cafs CON leChe , Choco.
lsts, deSde lau uieta do ls mafanR Lee
12 dc Ia noChs. FAmoaO ChOColate BA'
KER muy acreditado en- TODD el mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

Sc CUBAN CABALO5 4 pOsebre =
vacas al pasto en- Gel Retro .-Calle del
"Seboruco'', SantuEce, 5 minutes de Ia
parads 25. sitio c6ntricO, con buena Ca
Tretera, busno1 pautOu y sgua potable On
abundancia. Sc garantisG eI Guido. Pa
"a 6rdenes dirigirse Jose Iturrondo.-
Tetusn % San Juan. P. O. Box 81. Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

fciaIeA KutO sparentemente indica que
las ConClusiOnes de an observador particu.
lar por mas cuidadouamente que hayan
sido hsChap, son suuCspibles de errores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13
F. MATANZO
DR.. EN- NEllCIHA Y OlRUIIA
oou1TsTA

Ex.medico auxiliar de la Cllnica Oftal-
mol0gica que cargo del Or. BarraquoE
Oxists en- 81 Hospital de la Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
Consultorio exclusive para afecciOnos
de los ojos-
Tetuan, "a (cerca del TOatro.)
H6ras de consultas:
D00 I2 dc Ia mafiana, Gratis los
uobres: dc 8 8 de la manana,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

-EN 81 CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San joss is, 90 venden don relo'
ie1 dc oro cada Eemana. La Ultima sema-
IA obkuvO uno 81 EE. don jose Molina de
Naraniito socio n6meTo 13.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

JOSE MENDIN.-Vende 81 detail =
al DOR mayor cal viva y apagada. GEava
v arena duIce y ofrece LanchaH dc AZ q
is tOneladan para tranSpOrte de toda claSe
de carQa. Para informeH, Playa de los
IadrilIos, San Juan. 3Ov'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13
L1NEA FRRRRA DEL OEsFE

ItinoFAHiO.- -5Alidas do Bayam6n y CApi.
lBA RimuItanOamon
Diag laborAblo- aflana 9, 7.O5, Z 20
D.A6 11.00. Tarde 1915, 1.A6, B.16. 4,BS, b.4b
y $50. .
Dias fostiv0s.-Hahana 9, 7.06. $50. O.A6
y 11.00 TardO 1915. 1.B0u $780, S'oO, A.s0
6.A6 y $50.
BiiloGas baEatOs para dlas feStiv0E. De
UaSaHiO q BaYam6n, ida y vuelta 1e 0lago
HO-H6 81 0iasO e0-l8. De Bayam0D OGoanO
VVuol6a ~ olaBs e0-16, sc Olaso SO-1O.
BlIoto OVdiRaEio de Capital Catano o.
Olaso 4 oOntav0n.
RaYan16n, 10 de goptiOEabES 0o 1908
RAnahn WAIaa1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

ANUNCIO.-ss neceaita una persona
coma Guardia de una propiedad rdslca
que eate bien reComendada. Direction:
NJ. A. Brown, v. 8. CAYEY ?. +.
6v.B.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13
lMnIEllnR GEMERlL

~ sJNsEFCS TA LAS RADREs.-El jarabe calmanve de
4 Sci "a Wnsov debe siempre que los ninos estan
- q odo de u dentici6n Proporciona alvio immediate
Il peoueno paciene produce natural tranquDp,
siis 81 door q angelic desperta muy vvo aegre
~ muy apradable al paladar, cana al nno abanda sus
encas avis sus Dolores hace faees las fncones del
est6mano regnla los intestnos. Es eI meior remedo
eonocdo para Ia darrea va provenga ea de Ia dentc6n
e cuaouiera ora causa 1Gngase mucho cudado pedh
81 Jarabe Camante De IA SenorS WnsloW IS el meJo
a {cdoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

Sc VENDE una casa On IA calle Gel
Tren ndmero 50 al lado de la Igleala
Cat6lica. Informar6n en- Ia migma casa,
OATANO. Is. VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

TENEDOR DE LIBROs.-Un jOveu
araduado en- los EAtadoH UnidoS con
varioB amos de pr6Ctica deaea colocaEse
como tenedor de libros 6 como aHlAtente.
Refsrenciau de primera Calidad. Para IN
formes dirigirse al spartadO ndmero lO1l'
6 "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

En- eta impronta 20 vGndo papel do p0.
rI6diCo visjo { 02OO Ios 46 kilo1 (sn qS'i's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

Sc compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunuue no eaten en- buen eatado,
COllares antiques de c:rGI y pFendaS anti
guaF.
Dirfisse & P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 8 81 8 caIle Aurora, Ponce. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

CABALLOs.-se vende una magniica
pareia de caballos americanoR, j6venes =
en- perfacto eatado de BRlud. Para lntor'
mes, s. Behn. M6YowGr. l0v. Q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

En- osfa imprenra 90 v0nde papel dc Pc.
Ri6diOo vioio { S2.OOIos 46 kilos (sI qSi'ai'a-
taL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-13

81 VENDE UN BOTE prOpiO para
paseo con gu toldo de pOpa & proa, cuatro
Temou, tim6n, amelia galvanizada y cuatro
orquillas dc metal, TODD en- buen eAtado =
baTatc: para informss, Luna 1C6 8 spar'
tRdo, n6mero 085. Y. ..
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-16

families and the town has not been
f.ee from diphtheria since the frst
II February. Misc Cornella Murray.
teacher a the htth grade Of Castle
school. was taken I'M yesterday wish
the disease AMI a. the same time
one of her pupils was taken sick
Both we're quarantined at their
homes and Miss aurray's grade was
dismissed. All of the children have
been exposed None of the cases are
serious. a. the attacks have all been
light. but a great deal of fear il felt
In many homes. u win be well for
parents To keep their children al
home as closely as possible until all
danger of n serious spread Of the dis
ease is over. No time was named
for the re-opening Of the schools. but
parents will be given notice through
The Optic.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-16
CONVENTION WILL sign
OKLAHOMA Constitution

Guthrie. Okla. April lG- The Ok
lahoma constitutional convention,
which completed the work Of writing
a constitution for the new state on
March Is last. reconvenei today for
the purpose Of signing the edited and
completed document. Two copies
were placed before the delegates.
one being the engrossed copy, as edit.
ed and revised, and the other the
original, showing the changes made
by the editing committee. After due
examination the former parchment
copy will be signed by all the liz del
egates, and the work of the body will
be complete, lacking only ratification
bv the people at the coming state
election. The work of the editors,
accomplished since the convention
adjourned last month. was confined
to correcting errors and making the
phraseeology uniform.
The constitution will be voted on
by the people OF the two territories
at a special election on August s.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-16
PASSAGE or EFFECTIVE LAW TO
GOVERN NATIONAL ELEc-
TtoNs Is DEMANDED.
ASK QUICK ACTION
Perry Belmont Wants La~ In Opera.
tien Next Year-Te Publish contri.
buttons and Expenditures.

New York. April lG.-The adoption
Of an effective natiopal publicity law
which would require the publication
of contributions 10 national AMI con
gressional committees, as well as the
expenditures Of these committee. was
the question discussed today at the
meeting Of the national publicity law
organization at the Victoria hotel.
Perry Belmont, president of the as
sociation. was chairman. and the
guests included william j. Bryan ana
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation OF Labor.
Many states were represented by
members who were present.
Mr. Belmont In his opening re-
marks made an appeal for practi'
cal law that would be In operation
In the national election of next year.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-16

capitalization Of s14.ooo,ooo.ooo, with
annual products worth $4,000. .0o0.-
600, ana with s.5oo.0oo workers, who
win be paid $4,000. 100000 during the
current year. He urged that this In
terest, producing annually manufac-
lures worth as much as all the prop
|erty in Spain, should have q voice IN
the formulation Of any International
peace plan.
I'VE Americans can not work effec-
lively for harmony between, the m
tions," Mr.. Van Cieaye said. until We
get peace at home. We must have In
dustrial peace. Harmony between
employers In all callings and be.
tween employers and workers is one
thing We must bring about We must
have peace between the great politi>
cal parties by abolishing tho. demas
gogue In each Of them and by keep
Ing the demagogue abolished. Then
when We speak in behalf of peace.
We will be speaking with the voice
of s5.o00.0o0 people and in behalf OF
country which has as much wealth
as any two nations In the world com.
bined. Y<f@ : ,-.t
american manufacturers want an
arbitration board to settle internas
ttional disputes. This, arbitration. how
ever, must be based on justice to all.
We want a tribunal In which all the
leading nations win be represented
to peaceabiy consider issues In dis,
pute between nations. We want that
court to be backed by the sentiment
of the world and, If need be. the ar
mics and navies Of great nations.
That kind of court viii make settle.
ments which will stay settled. 1t will
command the worlds respect"
Mr.. Van Cleave spoke strongly In
favor of the Monroe doctrine. He
hled that policy to be one which the
United States can never safely sub.
NIT to arbitration by the Hague con-
ference or any other conciliatory
body. He declared 1t a principle
(which has done more to promote
world peace than any other one thing:
and gave 1t as his opinion that had
not 1t been enforced the United
States would either have been forced
out of existence or would occupy n
small place among the nations.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-16
RUMORS THAT LLEWELYN
WILL SUCCEED HAGERMAN
Son Of United States Attorney TO Be
Chief Executive Of New Mexico
Says Report.

David NJ. White. late territorial en-
gineer OF New Mexico. is In the city
visiting the New Mexico colony. and
was greatly surprised today TO re-
ceive a number OF kilograms indicat.
ing an immediate change in the gov
ernorship Of New Mexico. says the
El Paso Times. Mr.. White would
not talk of the contents of the tele-
grams received, beyond giving that
much out.
From other sources 1t Is learned
that the political leaders In Santa Fe
are expecting Morgan o. Llewellyn
son Of United States Attorney Lew
eliyn Of New Mexico, to be made
governor, although this report has
not yet been confirmed from Wash.
ington.
Morgan Llewellyn was q Rough
Rider and was with Roosevelt in Gu
ba, while his father, Hon. w. H. II
Llewellyn, has long enjoyed the en-.
tire confidence of the president. New
Mexicans now in the city are some:
what excited over the report. as
they all agree that many immediate
changes will take place among the
officials of that territory. From one
well posted in the politics of the ter
ritory. the following is the list of re
movals expected in case the above
news is confirmed: w. G. Sargent
auditor; Fred Fornoff, captain noun
ted police: James Duncan, coal oi
inspector; D. A. Macpherson member
of bureau of immigration; r. C
Gortner, district attorney first dis
trict; Jacobo Chavez. insurance com
missioner: H. B. Henning, secretar,
of bureau of immigration, and mum
ber of members of the various gov
erning boards of territorial institu
tions.