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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Culpable de homicide
voluntario. -- Fal1eci-
miento de un preso.
DON JUAN r. BAIz
Sentencias dictadas por la
Corte municipal del pue.
bio de San Lorenzo

FL Jurado de esta Corte de
Distrito declare q Fruto Quihones,
culpable de hoY.cidio involuntario.
Es probable que el acusado solicite
nuevo juicio para su causa.
FL alienado Pedro Ortiz Qui-
rindongo, que murio anteayer en-
el.manicomio, era un preso q. Sc ha-
llaba en- la carcel de distrito de San
Juan q disposition del Fiscal.
-PONGO en- conocimiento..del
Comercio y del pdblico que he da-
do a los seiiores S. RAMIREZ & CO,
de San Juan, mi representation
para la venta exclusive en- la Isla
de Puerto Rico de los vinos R1oJA
CLARETE de la CoMpANIA VIM
COLA DEL NoRTE DE EspANA.-
MANUEL MUNoz, Habana.
Han sido sentenciados por
la Corte municipal de San Lorenzo,
los siguientes individuos: Silverio
Roldan 80 dias de carcel, por AGO.
metimiento y aggression; Modesto
Rivera ano y 90 dfas mas por
hurto; Julio Miranda, 60 dias por
falsa representation; Manuel Rive
ra Peiia, dos fneses por abuse de
confanza y Paula Ramos Sanchez,
20 dlas por adulterio.
Sc VENDEN los aDiscursos
Polfticos y ParlamentariosO POI
CASTELAR, en- 7 tomos. Dirigirse a R.
N. Rivera. Box 1892. 1917
Aver regres6 de su viaje
la isla nuestro amigo don Juan R
Baiz.
Hoy embarcara para Europa
via New York en- el vapor aPhila
delphiaD el respectable caballero do,
Cruciano Fantauzzi, rico hacendad'
de Arroyo.
-Mafana celebrara session or
dinaria el Consejo Executive.
PARA una persona sola, S
alquila una habitaci6n .amueblada
en- SITS semanales. Sol 1I9. T.
Aver lie fue amputada un
pierna, en- el Hospital municipal
al individuo Gregorio Cabrera, gu
hace algunas semanas fue estropes
do por una lingada de carga en- {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
FIESTA MARTINA
Ell rey Eduardo y la
escuadra ing1esa en-
aguas de Cartagena
CURlOSO ESPECTACULO
Lucha en- marcha de resisten.
cia, <foot. .ball>, <carrou.
selS de botes de guerra.

Con motive de la entrevista ce
lebrada en- aguas de Cartagena por
los reyes de Inglaterra y Espaha el
9 de Abril, referc Tin peri6dico ma
drilefio 10 que sigue:
aEl rey Alfonso y todos sus
acompadantes embarcaron en- el tor
pedero sAcevedos al cual daba es-
Gotta el sOrdofez.s
Iba Don Alfonso en- el puente
con el comandante.
Pasaron por delante de la es-
cuadra inglesa y siguieron por la
costa hasta Algameca.
El espectaculo que en- aquel
momento ofrecia la escuadra ingle-
era curiosfsimo.
En- Ell acorazado xQueen:D va
rios o6ciales, desnudos de medic
cuerpo arriba, luchaban en- marcha
de resistencia, dando vueltas por la
cubierta desde la proa hasta el puen-
te q paso ginastico.
Cerca del acorazado 2Venera-
ble,S los guardiasA marines, j6venes
todos de catorce a ounce abos, re-
gateaban con min1sculos esquifes,
sobre los cuales pasaban frecuente-
mente las olas.
La tripulaci6n del aPrince Of
Galess jugaba al afoot-ball.S Y poi
Gltimo, toda la demas marineria de
la escuadra Sc entretenia en- un nd
nero tan diflcil como admirable
mente realizado, impossible de COM
prender no viendolo: era una espe'
Gle de xcarrousels de botes de que
IRA. Setenta de los mas grandes
de la escuadra, todos con el lnismt
n1mero de rerderos y sendas bande'
ras en- la popa, hacfan ejercicios d.
maravillosa precision. Formaban
espirales, estrellas, mil fguras CO
mo los mas d6ciles caballos er
un acarrousel.s Al reunirse, for
nabase un bosque de bandero
las. Terminaron poniendose el
fila y arremetiendo 4 toda march
contra la Inca de acorazados; y Sc
gundos antes del abordaje de detu
vieron de pronto y todos los tripu
! lantes alzaron sus renos saludando
FL rey y cuantos lie acompafiaba
vieron con asombro el precioso fes
tival de la marineria inglesa.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

"En virtud de 10 expuesto, pdd
a Ia Corte
70 Que Sc sirva ordenar que Ia
citaci6n de los demaudados Sc hs8a
por la publication de edictos en- uuo
de los peri6dicos de esta ciudad.
az Que en- su dfa dicte sentencia
condenando a los demandados a otor-
gar dentro del termino de tres dias Ia
opotuna carta de pago de las can't
dades que cada uno de ellos adeuda-
ba la testamentaria de don Juan vi.
cente Lopez y que son las relacionadas
en- el hecho tercero de esta demanda; Y
g Que en- el caso de que los de-
mandados no comparezcau q contes-
tar la demanda 6 de que no otorguen
dentro del termino fjado la indicada
carta de pago, declare extlnguidas las
relacionadas deudas, ordenando que
con los insertos necesarios sc remita
mardamiento por duplicado al Re-
gistrador de la propiedad de este Dis
trito para que haga constar dicha ex-
tinci6n por medic de la correSpon-
diente nota marginal.
Y Sc advierte q Wv. que de no
comparecer 6 contestar dicha deman-
da dentro de cuarenta dlas. el demaA-
dante podra solicitar de la Corte y
previos los demas tramites lie sea con-
cedido 10 que en- la misma solioita.
Es abogado de Ia parte actora el
I,etrado Don Antonio Alvarez Nava.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico q veinte y nueve
de Abril de mil novecientos siete.
JOSH F.. FIcuERAs.
Secretary.
por A. MARIN A. MARIEN.
Sub-secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
Sub-secretario

de Benigno Negr6n Rodriguez.
Flora Lopez Castro, Romualda j.
menez Mangual, Rosario Arroyo
Hernandez, Peter johnson, Adela
Diaz Mufioz.
Francisco Vazquez, vecino
de Juana Diaz, ha sido sentenciado
a 81 dias de carcel, por acometi-
mieuto y aggression grave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
|N!ERc|ON PARTICULAR

Al sargento de la Policia Insular
Manuel E. Padr6, Humacao.
Seiior;-Dos cartas, una sin
certifcar y la otra certi6cada he
escrito a usted, y hasta la fecha no
he recibido contestaci6n suya.
81 persiste usted en- contestar-
me con Ell silencio, ser& mas ex.
plicito. .-Atentamente,
ENRIQUE Colon BAEAoA.
Santa Isabel, abril 4o de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
EDICT 0

Isla de Puerto Rico. En- la Corte
de Distrito. Distrito Judicial
de San Juan.
Civil No.
Jose Manuel Portela y Vicente
(demandante) VS..
Eusebio Was, Pablo Rodriguez,
Manuel Apellaniz; la sociedad
que existl6 en- esta nombrada Ca
ia de Ahorros; las hermanas Ma
vedo, Amalia Rosa y Belen, Es-
colastica Astarloa, Santiago Ech-
veste; Chavarri y Compahia; Mar
celino Vicente; Succession de An
tonic MARTINEZ; los senores Davi-
la y Mater; seiiores Lopez y Pc
rez; Ramon Perez; Antonio Ray
mundy; Seiores Arnau Quintero
y Compafila; Narciso Gonzalez
Font; Manuel Dadilla y Davila;
Pablo Marchesi 8 sus causa y de-
rechos-habientes, (demandados)
Sobre Cancellation de menciones ell
el Registro de la Propiedad.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico a los
demandados arriba mencionados.
Por ell presente edicto cue pu-
blicara seis veces, una por semana,
en- el peri6dico LA DEMocRAc1A
que Sc edita en- esta ciudad, Sc les
notifca por ignorarse su paradero,
que en- la o6cina del Secretario de
la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de San Juan de Puerto Rico,
Sc ha presentado la demanda de.
actor antes citada, cuya s1plica di-
ce asi:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
SECO0N MERCANT|L
Iu|a! gomeIC|a|es De San Juan

Cocos de IS 4 Is x1illar.
Sebo de res $4H.
eafG eerriente nominal.
eAMBIOS CORRIENTES
Londrss dheck 4 + 4.ssH
4 A.S7.
Paris 3H D.
Hamburge ohek a. D.
New York , Par.
Espaaa 11A 4 IL ctvs. D.
ACCIONES
Banco Territorial $25.
Banco de Pto. Rico $28,a 90.
Banco Popular $1o q II.
American Colonial Bank
1So 4 200.
CEDULAS HlPOTECA-
RIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrlcola:
Emisiones g y s. $50.
Idem g. 500.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Ninguna.
BUQUES ANUNC1ADOs
Vapor americana sCaracasr
sali6 de New York para Is.
ia el ~ del corriente.
Vapor espahol sPio IXS sal.
dra de esta el IS del entrante
para Coru6a, Santander, Ca.
diE y Barcelona.
ENTRADAS
lie la Guyra, Vapor amerl-
cano Philadelphia con transi.
to.
De Ia isla, vapor americana
aSanturceS con trAnsito.
De la isla, vapor americana
sBrooklyns con transito.
SAL1DAS
Para la isla, vapor america
no sCarolinas.
Para New York, vapor anne
ricano Philadelphia, con car
ga y passage.
Para Fajardo goleta, sDo'
HermanaSS.
BUQUES EN PUERTO
TRAvEsIA
tRuth B. Cobb beD deScargan
do.
sWilliamS descargando.
uAnieS i'd.
Jhon D. Colwell id
s1nez N. Carvers descargan
do.
sPhineas W. SpragneO id
COSTANERoS
sCarmens Fajardo.
sDoloresS Vieques y Huma
Gao.
sAureliaS pendiente.
tSan Micheels Luquillo.
sVoluntad0 descargando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
la REtNA MARGAMT,A

prediction de Renao? No tengas cudado pmanecer ALA
mucho tempo
-Madre mia conjuo que al primer rumor Ia prmera
sospecha de que Fanca pueda queda vacan
avisks, djo e duque de Anjou
-Tranquilzaos ho mo dijo Catalina hasa que llegue
d da que ambo esperamos ansa haba empre cabao
ensiado mi euadra mi antecamara dspuesto
sar para Polona
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
ADvERTRNc1A

ADVERTENCTA
En nuestra publication CO.
mercial, del as del corriente,
por error involuntario publ.
camos una venta de az1car con
precio de s.. .66H, constancia
y Luisa; siendo en- vez de
$3.6oH $3,o3H.
PRINCIPALES ART1-
CULOS.
Aroces: De partido 4 Ja-
pm a$sA q $50.
Iden valenciano de 6H &
on DOR extreme de classes.
Ajos de 80 ctvs. 4 40.
Bombones de $7.a5 & 7.so
Dacalao s..
Sardinas ahumadas IS 4 16
Gentavos..
Cebollas espaholas s..
Idem americans $4.
9arbanzos $4A q 10.
Habichuelas americans CO.
leradas largas $4A Blansas
amerisanas 3B q 81.
Marina de trigol$4. so q $50
1Aern de maiz 4 1874.
Jansaes 81 any.
Jab6n Rocamora IS. 20 ame-
Aao, $aH y ~.
Manteca $3.50 en- y y en-
ajas de $9H.
Aantequilla de $Is q "A.
Pasta del pals $5.as "a.
Papas americanas So.
ToGno $IeH { $40.
rasajo IS. 50.
Quesos americaAos $1s. Pa.
tAgrAs ~.
Leche condeasada eAgui-
a. 4 IS.
Iden sCruz Roja' $4A.
Idstn sAagnoliss AH.
DEL PALS
Azdsar para el consume:
Naseabado claro de $4A.
De rniel claro 4 s..
CcHtrifuga claro de IL q IS.
Americana de IS q sK.
De Ponce $3A q ~.
Rem - grades Cartier 4
S1.Se ssntavss gallon paga-
dos Z. Internas.
NaiE $2. so.
TabacO, nominal.
PRECIOS DE COMPRA
Almid6n.A $a.5s.
Algsd6n De So 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
ALEJANDRo DUMAS

conjux nsi deo mminere caamas scicet soum atrs
sed etiam amici orbitas,O (I).
Estas paabras enian dos seHdos, al mismo tempo
dgan de Mouy podlan digirse Enrique de AnJou as
es que este Gmo seud6 en- sehal de 1econocimiento.
Carlos no daba aber edo aquea Erase dscurso
que haba examnado da anes pero saba que
dscurso era simple coresa daba mporancia aguna las
palabas de Margata Po oa pare comprenda muy NAL
latin.
Margarta continue:
aAdeo doemur dividi ut profcsc maluissemus.
Sed dem fatum ula Lueta cedere jubers
hac urbe detnet Pofcsce ergo frate proGcere aiee
profciscere sine nobs pocscentem unur spes dedea
nosra.O (2).
Mouy esucharia paabras que ben ban dgdas los
embaadoes solo ban dedcadas Enque haba meneado dos
la cabeza sea de negac6n hacer compender
oven hugonoe que Ancon haba rehusado po este mov
mien que poda ecto de casuadad hubese pareGo
su6cien de Mouy las pabras de Magaa hubssen ven
do confrmao Mientras que mraba Magara la escuchaba
tod alma, dos negro oo brantes gr
amaron aencn de Catalina que estemeco
81 huse ecbdo conmoc6n electrical que eparo los
ojos de aquela parte del salon.
He ah extraha fgura dio nientra Seguia dando
aspecto que exgian las leyes del ceremonial
Quen Sera este hombre atentamente mira Margara
que Enrique Margara man ambien tan atentamene por
partei
Entreanto la reina de Navarro connuaba dscurso
() Vuestra iuesperada presenca lenana
de algeria mi mi mardo traese gran desgra
perdida solo de I'm hemano sno de un amigo
(2) Nos deseSpea e ener de cuando
hubssemo preedo acompaharos Peo e mismo desno que
quere que abandones Paris nmedaaments encadeua
hosotos esta cudad Pard pues hermano mo pard pueS
amigo pard sin Nuestra esperanto uueos deseo o.
sgusu,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03

miral is to inspect the guns which
we're saved from the wrecked cruiser
llaiticn and see if they are fit for
service on the new gunboats or not.
These fine weapons have all been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired,
and it may be well that they can be
advantagcously used in the way su"-
gestcd. If so, Admiral Sab is in
structed to notify Capt. Yao View
ell, who is now in Japan supervising
the construction of the new ships.
Capt. Yao is to do his best to carry
out the suggestion, and if the guns
in question are not sufficient i'm num-
Der for the purpose the others that
will be required may be obtained from
foreign countries.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03
China's New Warships.
Shanghai Times.

Shanghai Times.
1t is stated in wcll-informcd OFF,
eial circles here that Admiral Sab
has been notified by II. f.. Tuan
Fang that the new Chinese gunboats,
Kiang Lee and Kiang-Cin, which
were ordered to be built at the Kag-
aski docliyarh. Kobe, some time ago,
will be launched in the near future.
If thr ornament Of rncsc vessels
could be provided by China, herself
it would mean the saving Of a large
sum Of money, and therefore the Ad-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03
Mt. Enon in 1861.

From 1915 we had a regular school
1850 was year Of leisure, so we
could all repeat the old song
Day of pleasure has come at last,
All our irksome lessons have passed.
Now we shall have time to play
And enjoy our year Of holiday.
Not a book shall meet our view,
Nor a stitch Of work shall dc do;
We may stroll at ease,
Play, or do just as We please.
Well, col. SiIas l.. Heller, Of your
town, an old member of the bar, was
employed as our teacher for the year
1851, and he was a good one. He was
the first that ever taught Latin
class at that place. II was amusing
TO the pupils to hear him read Latin.
lie was brothcr-in-law to DR.. p. b.
Ruff. Among his pupils from New
berry c.. II. was Reuben Ruff, Clair
borne Ruff, Mary Ruff, Fanny Ruff,
Fanny Gilmore, Eliza DcWalt. Mary
Ruff was said to be the most quecnly
girl that ever entered Mt. Enon Aca-
DENY. Was admired and loved by
every boy in the school. The writer
was in the class with Claiborne and
saw him breath his last breath,
which was Il sad scene. His father
was at his bedside. Having had a
prcsentimcnt the night before at
Newberry, after burying little
daughter, Said to Dick Chapman,
"prepare an outfit and go over to
Mt. Enon, for my son, Claiborne, is
dcad,' he not having heard Of his
son 5 illness until he met a messcn-
ger at the steel bridge coming for
him. His son was placed in common
wood box made at The Chapman gin
shop, but met Dick Chapman at the
river with a regular out fiji, as order
ed the morning that he left home.
Col. Heller moved to Texas soon af-
ter and the writer has never heard
any more from him. Col. James Cros-
son, the editor of the Rising Sun,
soon followed where he IS still liv-
ing when last heard from.
The mail was carried from New
berry to Edgcfcll and returned the
next day. The post Offices at that
time were DcadCall, Higgins Ferry,
Colcmans Cross Road, Big Creek,
Richardsonvillc, Fruit rill. Ten
miles from Fruit Hill to Edgciicld
had no post office. Old Mr. Harvey
was the contractor and his son, Will
liam, rode the mail. This was before
the railroad run to Newbcrry, and it
was horse mail. as there were but
few buyyics in those days. Now Cuf-
tir must ride in Il top buggy or no 90.
How times have changed {.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03

We note with interest the appear
anrr in the June Designer of stories
by Anne O'lla"an, and Isabel Cor
don Curtis, while the continued sketch
"Economy Farm,' by Miles Brad
ford, the author Of "Carlotta and
l." still amuscs and inStructs the
vnunw farmer. and interests all who
know either more or less than he
about farming.
But The Designer never r"r%ctS It's
purpose Of bcin" Il magazine of prac-
tical use about the house both for the
family. 1t makes no strain after
either facts or fiction aimed to STAR
lie it's readers. but with conservative
enterprise. constantly offers articles
Of everyday Use in running the house
and the family, and in improving the
present condition of both.
Many of the summer froclis pic
turcd and described are graceful and
pretty beyond the average. The CORA
duation Gowns' are scasonablc anc
have the unusual quality of, being
simple as we'll as pretty.
Mary Kilsyth. regular rontribu
tor to The Designer. has 4 timely ar
tirlc ON the NcrandaS Of the day.
II helps in a very good wort~-tha
Of maxim" people who have country
houses realize how much comfort ant
room they arc doing. without whcl
they have no adequate vcrandas tC
step out upon.
The Designer for June has endless
suggestions that one might begin b,
using today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03

congestion Of acquisitions for sup
plies, there being on the 1st Of March
$4,000 acquisitions on hand. In adj
dition to the current work these ID, )
600 delayed acquisitions have all been
filled as completely as the various
appropriations will permit, and I'M
der the methods now enforced all re-
QUESTIONS will be promptly handled
Those calling for material carried in
stock should invariably be filled
within twenty-four hours after their
receipt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03
The schedule Is az follows: ::

A number Of poSto(liccs through
ont the country have recently suf-
fcrcd from lack Of blank forms and
miscellaneous supplies for use in
conducting the postal business be-
cause Of the miSintrrprctaiion by
some poStmastcrs of instructions sent
to them by The postoIlicc department
to order supplies in quantities suIli-
cicnt to last them for year. In the
eases cited the instructions were con-
strucd to mean that 4 years supplies
should be ordered ut once, and tho
pOstmastcrs Forwarded rcQuisitions
accordingly, even though they had
on hand supplies sufficient to last
several months. AS result The dc,
partment was flooded with rcquisi
tions, and many postolliccs where sup
plies were really exhausted have il
consequence been compelled to Dor
row from nearby Offices. Assistant
Postmaster General DcGraw is rcor
ganizing the division Of supplies
where these orders are handled, anC
recently, in order to install bette,
method Of handling the business
found it necessary to move a largo
part Of the Office force from one
building to another. This change oc-
cured Just as postmastcrs were send
ING in their orders and resulted in q
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-03
MORE PAY FOR r. F. D. MEN.
Schedule by Which the Increase is
Regulated.-Mileage Traversed as
Shown by Department Re-
cords Taken as the
Basis.
News and Courier.

NEWS ana courier.
Washington, April 29.--Rural mai
carriers in South Carolina and else
where are soon to reap the benefit
Of increased compensation authoriz
ed at the last session Of Congress.
No branch of the public service is
Of more interest to the rural popula,
ton of the country than the rura
delivery Of mail matter. 1t has q
phenomenal development, and care
ful administration and efficient man
agcment has brought with it incrcaS-
ed responsibilities for the rural car
ricr. These employees are required
to perform service in suitable con-
vcyancc, whicl, they must furnish
themselves. The poStollicc depart
ment, havin" these facts in mind,
succeeded during the last session Of
congress in securing substantial rec
o"niioh for this class Of employees
through an increase Of upwards Of
six millions Of dollars in the appro-
priation for the next fiscal year.
Calculations incident to a propor-
tionate distribution Of the amount
appropriated under authority Of con-
grcss--io increase the maximum sal
aries Of rural carriers to not exceed
ing 5000 per annum-nccessarily re-
quircd most careful consideration.
This work has been progressing un-
1,o ,nfo nf hn
fourth assistant Postmaster General
and the superintendent of rural de-
livery, and is now completed. 1t is
estimated that the greater appropria-
ton will enable an increase in sala-
rics Of carriers heretofore made
quatcly paid, of from to "a per
cent, or possibly more. The arrange
ment of salaries will be fixed upon
basis Of the mileage travcrscd as
shown by The records Of the DEPART
mcnt, carriers on the standard routes
Of twcnty-four on moro miles being
entitled 10 the maximum compcnsa-
tion.
In line with the general policy to
recognize mcritorious services in a
substantial manner Postmaster Gen
eral Cortclyou, during the last scs-
sion Of congress, after instancing
the arIuous duties of rural delivery
carriers, strongly recommended that
their compensation he materially in-
creased, and with the view Of reach
ing an equitable Arrangement, au-
thorizcd Assistant Postmaster Cen
cral DcGraw TO work out The details.
The result Of this work was The en-
actmcnt Of law increasing the maxi
mum amount to br paid rural car
rcrs To not cxccrdin" 5000 per an
mum.
Postmaster General Meyer has APP
proved the detailed adjustment sub
mitcd by Mr.. DrC;raw and the new
schedule. which will become effective
July |, 1907. will make Il graded in
crease in the compensation of ear
rirrS Of from Q to - per cent, based
upon the number Of miles iravcrSca
by carriers aS shown by the records
Of thc/ department. The rcadjust-
mcnt adopted will involve an cxpcn-
diturc for rural service during The
next fiscal year Of nearly &35,0o0,-
0O0
The schedule is az follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-01
HAS ABlG
 GROWS
Steamer Spokane Has Large Tourist
 Party

The steamer Spokane with l49 pas. ssngers on board, arrived ip the city at o'clock this morning and will leave at 5 o'clock this afternoon. At $ o'clock a spscia, train carrying l20 of the party went to the Summit. The SPo- kane IeiI Seattle oo the 26th and is nov returning from Si,ka. Captain James Carroll is Master of the ship, and he and the other officers are mak- things delightful for their party. in speaking of the trip so far Miss Oazie storms,ad the ladies guide of the ship said:
 "Wednesday was a day long to 0e re mgmbsred by all on board the Spokane. Early in the morning the Spokane entered Glacier bay and for three hours gloughed through a sea of white icsbsrEs. Carroll Glacier, named for Csptain Carroll, the Master 1.-the ship, vas seen in all Us Elisleniug blues under the brilliant sunshine. A large piece crumb.ed iu 8 thunderous roar from It's face while The Spokane was close by.
 Leaving Queen ialet, the Spokane for the first time this season visited the Grand Pacific Glacier. The Glacier is much larger than the Carroll but be- cause of the wide mediaI mOralnss crawling like black serpents near it's entire surface, ig is not ss beautiful as the Carroll
 "Rendu aad Hugh Miller Glaciers were also seen clos= by. Back of these rose the entire Fairweather range, chiseled sgaiusg.the blue sky.
 However the climax Of the day'srare pleasure vas the visit to the Muir. The Spokane wound iu and arould the great bergs tiII within 8 half 8 mIle of the right hand division Of the glacier, The little cabin marking the old land Ing place IS suII there bu. two miles below the face, showing the immense amount of ice broken oH by the earth quake Of 1899. This rerogressi0a of two miles leaves the small island that wss far up ln the lca, now partially ln the water, and makes another di- vision in It's face. There are now three separate mou,hs to the glacier.
 While TaEu and Carroll and the csr.raI part of Muir are a mass of plnDacles, the right hand section of Muir is composed Of countless horIzout- al slices, running the width of the glacier and macy of them as smooth as though polished. There was evidence Of the beginning of a terminal moraine here"