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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
White LabOrerS on Portland Throw OrientaIS off Steamer
 At Dock.
DUSKY WORKERS LEFT BEHIND
Twenty Employed for Valdez But Capt. Humphrey Compelled to
 Choose Between Races.
ay Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, Sept. l3-When the steamer Portland sailed yesterday for Southern Alaska twenty Hindus went aboard and race riot was precipitated at the dock. The Hindus were booked for Valdez to work there. The white laborers aboard threw the Orientals off the steamer and told Capt. Hum phrey that if he carried them not a white laborer would go on the steamer.
 After consultation with the officials of the steamship company Capt Hum phrey sailed without the Hindus.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
OFFER ROAST
 TO KNOCKERS
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, Sept. 9-AlaSka knockers were roundly scored by Major John E. Ballaine, original promoter and a heavy stockholder of the Alaska Gen. tral railroad, and Henry D. Reynolds, president of the ReynoldS-Alaska De- velopment Company and promoter of the electric railroad now building from Valdez, at a public meeting and smoker held here Saturday evening, of men interested in Alaska.
 Both men affirmed that every enter prise set on foot in Alaska had been compelled to fight for existence against opposition from people who were benefited by the success of the projects.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Fairbanks Man Writes to Times Of Situation in New Gold
 District.
MANY PEOPLE RUSHING IN
Beautiful Country and Great Hunting Region and ProSpeCtOrS
 Hopeful of Results.

A correspondent of the Fairbanks Times writes the following from h. noko
 Nulato, July 23-We have just ar rived down from the Innoko country. All is well. The Innoko is beautiful but very crooked river; the water is clear, but of an iron color, and is good drinking water. It is the verdict of the boys on board that the scenery surpasses the Panama. The water is smooth, with no rapids, until you go seventy-fve miles farther than we did. There is plenty of good standing timber along its banks and miles of good grazing country, the grass being as high as two feet and plenty of it.
 The Innoko river Indians are tall and able-bodied. The women are tall and clean looking. They wear dresses that come half way below the knee and carry their babies in their arms, like a white woman, and not on their backs We went up the Innoko 250 miles to a place called Diskaket, where we landed Max Simel and eighty tons of freight, consisting of groceries, stoves, etc. He is starting store at this place.
 There were several white men and one white woman waiting for an outfit for the diggings. We met several outfits turning back, having got cold feet, and some going in. They will no doubt give the country black eye. We got some very encouraging reports from the creeks, and several of the boys left the steamer at this place. We had several passengers on board going in, who have been in the country before. They are men with money and know what they are going up against. We have two of the boys who have just come down. They are going down to North Point for boat and outfit they had cached and then back to the diggings again. They re- port that you can get surface colors on any of the creeks, and which have never had hole punched to bedrock on them. It is all shallow diggings.
 A report was received at Diskaket that the creeks near Simel City are turning out well. Two Japs are kept busy baking bread for the men on the creeks. Simel City is 800 miles from the Yukon, with good water, There are about 1000 men in the country. We are now bound up the Yukon for Nulato, and then up the Koyukuk for Bettles.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
RAID ORIENTALS
 IN VANCOUVER
Mob of 1000 White LabOrerS At- tack Chinese and Japanese
 Quarters.
ey Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Vancouver, B. C., Sept, 9-White men numbering at least 1000 raided Chinatown and the adjacent Japanese quarter Saturday afternoon and the rioting was barely quelled by the police after forty-eight hours. The city police force seems unable to afford protection to the OrientalS.
 Notice was received today from the Japanese government that it will de- mand S25, GOO indemnity for every Jap anese who was assaulted.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
FIERCE FIGHT WITH FIRE
 ON BATTLESHIP INDIANA

Washington, D. C., Sept. l2-Fire started in the, bunkers of the battle ship Indiana today and only heroic work by the jackies saved the vessel from destruction. The men carried hot shells from the hold, which became so heated that an explosion was an inn minent probability until the fire was subdued.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
CHINESE FIGHT
 ON BOARD SHIP
By Cable to The Dally Gateway.

San Francisco, Sept. 14-Bark Elect ra arrived today from Nushagak, Alas ka, carrying large number of Chinese cannerymen. On the trip down a fierce fight occurred among the Orient tals in which many were wounded. The captain placed several scores of the men in irons and kept them there until the bark arrived in port.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
To Dismiss Japanese

San Francisco, Sept. 12- The Japan csc employed on American cruisers will be dismissed to avoid the possibil- ity of embarrassment later.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Mutterings in Vancouver

Vancouver, B. C., Sept. ll-Local Japanese demand protection on &C., count of the feeling and previous demonstrations against them. A crisis is feared tonight. The city authori- ties are assured that the past riots are not to be made international affairs and they are exerting every effort to pre- vent a repetition of the troubles.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
okuma criticises Great Britain

Tokio, Sept. IA - Count Okuma is- sued a statement today concerning the anti-Japanese and anti-Chinese riots in Vancouver, British Columbia, express ing the opinion that the attacks on Orientals are countenanced by Great Britain.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Planning New Treaty

Washington, D. C., Sept. 1.-The United States and Japan are planning a new treaty which will provide for measurable exclusion of Japanese from America with stringent enforce ment of the rules.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
May Hurry Warships to Coast

Washington, D. C., Sept. 13-Eforts are in progress to induce the adminis- tration to send warships to the Pacific a month earlier than was intended, on account of the riots on the western coast.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Want Orlentals Discharged

Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 13 - White union men employed in this city will go out on a strike if all Orientals are not discharged and Japanese refused admission to the public schools.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
FRENCH DEFEAT MOORS
 AND DESTROY THEIR CAMP

Tangier, Sept. l3 - French troops routed the Moors in a battle yesterday and destroyed the MOUrish camp at Tandart.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
ALEUT|AN PEAKS
 AGAIN ERUPT|NG
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, Sept. 1l-Steamer Victoria, arriving today from Nome, reports that several peaks of the Aleutian islands are in eruption, throwing out volumes of smoke and ashes.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
BOTH CAPTAINS BLAMED
 FOR COLUMBIA WRECK

San Francisco, Sept. 9-Capt. Doran, master of the Columbia, who went down with the steamer, is censured by the findings of the marine board upon the investigation of the wreck, for run ming too fast in the fog, and the license of Capt. Hansen, master of the San Pedro, is suspended for year.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
TO UNLOAD ORIENTALS ON
 CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 12-Steamer Monteagle arrived today with 1900 Orientals aboard, and the citizens im- mediately began raising purse to charter a train to send the immigrants to Ottawa.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
TAKE STEPS TO
 PROTECT LAPS
Threats of Fresh Riots Cause Apprehension at BelIingham
 And Vancouver.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Bellingham, Wash, Sept. 1.-Two hundred and fifty extra police officers were sworn it today to protect the Japanese, as threats are rampant of further rioting against them.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Laurier Orders Inquiry

Ottawa, Canada, Sept. IA - Premier Laurier today ordered an investigation of the riots in Vancouver directed against Japanese and Chinese.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
BUTTE MINES TO CLOSE
 FOR NEW WAGE SCALE

Butte, Sept. 13 - All mines will be shut down within the next three weeks and will not reopen until new wage scale is arranged.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14

U. S. Commissioner Slane of Wrangel
 has decided that the town must have dry Sundays hereafter.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Warn OrientaIs to Leave

Bellingham, Wash, Sept. F - All Orientals have been warned to leave the city and many are going.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
Seattle Iaps Quit Work

Seattle Sept. 1l-Local Japanese are quitting their jobs and gathering mysteriously in the lower part of the city.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14
To Occupy Seaport Towns

Tangier, Sept. 9-France and Spain will occupy the seaport towns of Mor-
 occo with troops until order is restor- ed. It is believed that this announce ment will provoke further massacres.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14

William Bell of Dawson bit car fridge and is dead.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14

The Atlin Claim reports a stampede to Wilson creek.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-09-14

Fairbanks reports that it is raising watermelons.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
SILUETAS PARISIENSES
VlCTORIEN SARDOU

Yo Sc, me decIa la otra tarde
cruzando el boulevard de Corcelles,
que yer & I'm escritor celebre Ell esta
terra cs mas diffcil que yer al Papa
en- Roma, y en- verdad que 10 siento.
Una silueta de Victorien Sardou, a
quien el Gobierno acaba de distin-
guir nombrandole gran Official de la
Legion de Honor, vendrfa que nj
pintada, pero en- estos momentos,
yer al gran dramaturgo debe de ser
mas dificil que yer a Clemenceau.. i.
Y todas estas cosas las pensaba
disfrutando de una temperature de
ocho grades bajo cero, que por
cierto, no incitaba a la rehexion, y
dispuesto estaba a renunciar 4 mi
idea cuando vi pasar q TN cartero
que, q pesar del terrible frio, suda-
ba la gotta gorda.
Sin saber por que, me encare
con el pobre hombre, que tenfa mo-
tivos sobrados para sudar, pues su
espalda Sc doblaba bajo ell peso de
un enorme paquete de cartas que
amenazaba concluir con la s6lida
correa de donde colgaba la regla-
mentaria cajita de MADEIRA.
-iCuantas relaciones tiene la
gente rica!-le die, recordando que
me hallaba en- el barrio chic, -iy
cuanto escribe!
Asi entablamos conversation,
y asi supe que ell enorme paquete
era todo isanto Dios! para un hon.
bre solo, y que ese hombre era Vic
torien Sardou.
Casi estaba dispuesto a compa-
decerle, pero la charla del cartero
me Interest, VI que de ALI podia sa-
lir Ia silueta deseada, y procure ha-
cerle hablar.
No fue cosa deseada y apenas
hube indicado que cl fsmoso dra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

naturgo frances me interesaba, el
buen cartero me dijo:
listed no puede itnaginar las
cartas que Sardou lleva recibidas Ell
el mes de Enero. Yo solo he de-
jado ell su casa mas de cien mil, y
Sc comprende, pues Sardou es uno
de los hombres mas ilustres de
Francia, y el Gobierno (algo bueno
tenia que hacer) acaba de condeder
le el gran Gordon de la Legion de
Honor. Recibe felicitaciones de
todas las parties del mundo, y aquf
lie llevo ca1tas del Jap6n, de China,
del Congo, dc los Estados Unidos y
de Siam. Las fatigas de mi Pc
noso ofcio Sc mS antojan agrada-
bles cuando pisnSo que lie soy 1til,
aunqne de modo indirecto. En- mi
casa todos nos intereSamos por 81,
= nos sabemos de memoria suS
obras y todos los detalles de su vi
da. Lo que hemos dorado vien-
do representa- suS comedias. i
lQue hombre, sehor, que hombrel
Ninguno como el sabe meter
en- un puio el coraz6n del especta-
dor, y cuando lego q rni casa, 10
primero que me preguntan es:
TCuantas cartas lie has llevado hoy
a Sardou?S Y ese hombre que es-
cribe una comedia cada Semana fue
amigo intimo de otro idolo nues-
tro, que escribia novelas con mas
facilidad, 81 cabe, que 81 escribe
dramas; 81, senior, fue amigo init
mo y gran admirador de Alexandra
Dumas, padre. Un cufiado milo,
que estuvo empleado en- el teatro
Dejazet, nos conto que en- un ensa-
yo, Sardou Sc encontr6 sin actores.
Como es natural, Sc enfureci6; pero
SUI enfado ces6 al enterarse de que
la compafifa habfa sido invitada a
almorzar por el autor de Los tres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
SOCIEOA0 EIlABM0UIcA

Sigue Ell aumento la lista de
suscritores 4 dicha asociaci6n, aun-
que pocos pasos Sc han dado a1n
con ese prop6sito.
De hoy al lines Sc esperan nue.
vos asociados despues de cuyo con-
tingente saldra el comisionado Fe-
rrario en- diligencias de la Empresa,
para las poblaciones mas importan-
tes de la isla, y yer asi la posibilidad
de cerrar las suscriciones en- este
mes, Incorporando entouees Ia
soeIedad arte 81 Gobisrao, eea Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

-El dia del corriente como
4 las 10 A. M, lego 4 este puerto
el honorable Gobernador Win
throp con su distinguida seiiora
" acompahados de los esposos
Ward.
va desde el dia anterior, sc
dec{a por aquf que el prestigioso
caballero don Jose ]. Benitez ha-
bia recibido aviso telegrafco del
mismo Mr.. Winthrop anunciando-
lc tan grata vista.
Tan pronto ancl6 el Buque en-
nuestro puerto, fueron conducidos
4 terra los ilustres viajeros, en- la
bonita lancha de vapor, propiedad
del seiior Benitez, quien personal
mente 10 fue d recibir.
En- el muelle los esperaban el
Concejo de este pueblo y buen nI-
nero de caballeros, dirigiendose
acto continue a la casa Ayunta-
miento, donde perlnanecieron los
viajeros muy breves instantes, des-
pues de los que, acompahados por
el seiior Benltez, en- sus elegantes
carruajes, dispuestos al efects, en-
prendieron lnarcha a la hermosa
aQuintas residencia de este senior,
situada en- una de sus buenas pro-
piedades azucareras.
Sabemos que en- la sQuinta'
fuerOn obsequiados los ilustres via
jeros, con la proverbial galanterls
que tan peculiar es & los esposo:
Benitez, sirviendose esplendido al
nuerzo al que fueron invitados, )
I?urrieron, algunos caballeros d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
EDICT0,

csrte de DistIito de Mayagiiex. Nd
nero 1887, civil Jose Gomez =
Gomez, vs.. Jose Folk Molina.
Cobro de dinero.
RAIPLAZAMIENTO
III. Ut. de America. FL Presid nte
de los Re, UU. 81 Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, A Jose Folk Molina
POR Ell PRRSENTE SE NOTI-
F3CA A listed que Sc ha presentado
eli Ia o6cina del Secrstario de la Corte
de Distrito de Mayaguez, Puerto Ri
CO, Ia demanda del actor antes citado,
en- la cual solicita que usted demanda-
do pague al demandante la suma de
mil seteeientos cuarentinueve dollars
eineuenta y cuatro centavos con mas
intereses legales desde la interposi-
si6n de Ia demAnda, procedente dicha
suna de servicios prestados por el de-
nandante desde el mes de Junio de
1895 & los sehores Fernandez y CO, en-
Soncepto de mayordomo de sus fincas
haStA el mes de Otbre. de 1906; que I'd
se comprometi6 satisfacer 81 ifnpor-
te de sus servicioS por conducto de su
apoierado Gabriel Gonzalez. Es abo-
Kado del demandante Rafael B. Sama,
"a mocion juIada de este, la Corte,
ha ordenado que Sc cite usted por
medic de edictos que Sc publicaran en-
el peri6dico LA DEMocRACIA que s.
edits en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, ha.
eiendose ssdicha publication una vez
por semana cuando menos y por uu
Periodo de dos meses, toia vez que Sc
tgnora el actual paradero de usted.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A listed que
de No comparecer a contestar dicha
demanda dentro de CUARENTA
DIAS despues de notifcado, el detnan-
dante, podra, pedir que Sc anote la re-
beldia de usted Y que Sc dicte senten.
cia a su favor por la suma sefalada en-
81 demanda.
Extendida bajo mi 6rma y con el
sello Official de la Corte en- Mayagiiez,
{ as de Mario de lgo7. FRANCISCO
LLAvAT, Secretario. -Por JOSE SABA
TRR, Dpty.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

mosqueteros. Yo, aunque no lie he
visto nunca, ten9o por 81 una YER
dadera adoracion, y mi afecto me
llev6 este aho a que renunciase el
aguinaldo que acostumbra q darmc
para pedirle en- cambio un favor
sehaladisimo, mas que I'm favor,
honor sefialidisimo.
70 no Sc por que ne psreci6
que mi interlocutor Sc entristec(a;
pero no quise interrumpirle.
ST contiau6 exhalando TN
suspiro que lie sali6 de 10 mas
profundo del corazon, ,-en vex de
aguinaldo lie pedi TN retrato frmA-
do para colocarlo en- el sitio de no.
nor en- mi casa Psr0 el
pobre Sardou, & pssar de 50 buena
voluntad, no pudo darmelo
Los psriodistas no lie habfan de-
jado ninguno :! En- I'm,
me di6 las sefias de SD fot6grafo,
y en- el comedor de mi casa estG
el retratro y aut6grafo del gran
escritor Doce frances me
cobr6 el fot6grafo, y -.
Al oirle no fuf dueho de con.
tener una exclamation y el pobre
cartero murmuro:
Que quiere usted, el sehor Sar.
dou no es como el resto de los NOR
tales. Sc We asediado por los fot6.
grafos, no tiene que pagar sus re-
tratos, y como los fot6grafos son
comerciantes ante todo, tienen que
lograr su benefcio donde pueden....
Y nos sopranos, yo pensando
en- que va tenfa la silueta y en- 10
que el retrato lie hubiera costado, 81
llega a comprarle despues de la con.
cesi6n de la gran cruz, y Fl conten.
to y orgulloso, por tener en- su casa
i'm aut6grafo del autor de StrGfna.
FERNANDO MORA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

intima amistad de la casa; fu< una
fiesta franca y de particular simpa-
tia reinando Ia satisfaction mas
intima por parte de todos, y hacien-
dose patente, una vez mas, la justa
y merccida distinction que por su
bondad de caracter y Garlic a Puer-
to Rico gozan ell el pals los ilustres
huespedes. Como las 3 de la tar
de, regresaron al pueblo y seguida-
mente fueron abordo acompaiados
del seiior Benitez, despidiendose alli
de tan grata vista y zarpando el
vapor inmediatamente despues, con
rumbo q Puerto Rico.
Ha sido pues, una vista de
amistad personal, que al fin nos ha
proporcionado el placer de haber
visto aqui d nuestro bien querido
Gobernador y su distinguida sehora
conocer aslmismo a los simpati-
cos esposos Ward, quienes tenemoa
entendido, son tambien muy buenos
amigos de Puerto Rico.
Hasta aqui el relate a vuela
pluna, de tan agradable vista, y
ahora, vamos a los frutos locales
que por tai motive han benehciadc
4 este vecindario.
Era de Yer el dia y noche que
antecedieron 4 la llegada del gober
nador el afan y actividad desplega
da por nuestro ilustre alcalde erde
nando linpieza de GALES y cunetas
(las aceras estan siempre llmpia'
gracias al buen aseo dc estos veci
nos) retoque de faroles, desinfec
ci6n del Ranchon (vulgo Hospital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
DESDE VIEQUES
Vista del Cobernador>>Algunos concentrates.

y desyerbo general en- plazas y Ca
lies; como desesperados asaltan.
tes, recorrian algunas improvisadas
cuadrillas de peones esta pobla-
ci6n, y hasta es un milagro que en-
tai combate con la hygiene que
reclama y por que clama este
pacientfsimo pueblo, no resultara
alg1n cuadrillero lesionado por Ia
precipitation, idas, vueltas y re-
vueltas conque a compas de ataque
funcionaban arados, mochos, mo-
chitos, carretillas y carros. Nuestro
representante concejil andaba como
alma que lleva el Diablo y busca
salvaci6n en- indulgencias improvi-
sadas.
Era de yer la algeria de los fa-
roles; con cuanto orgullo mostraban
su gentileza vestidites de nuevo {
puro limpios: seremos pocos y NAL
repartidos, decfa uno de ellos & otro
pero desquitaremos esta noche la
triste agonfa en- que de tanto tempo
atras nos han tenido.
Y asl sucesivamente, alegrfas
de unos y tristezas de otros, hemos
podido apreciar un avance q cuenta
de mejor hygiene y servicio pGblico,
que aunque sea momentAneo, algo
es y bueno por 10 que dure 10 he
cho.
Lastima que de corto en- corto
tempo no seamos favorecidos por
vista de nuestro gobernantes!
Felicitamos q este quito vecin-
dario.
CoRRASPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

garantia que exige la ley, Sc emiti-
ran las accioues y podria embarcar
dicho peritO a principles de Mayo
para Italia. De LINES martes
daremos la lista de adherentes que
va han suscrito a la Empresa Puer-
torriquefa. {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
AOTAs JIlIcIALEs

Por haber agredido q Pedro
Ramos fue multado aver con
diez dollars George F. Eckmeger.
-Por escandalo en- la plaza de
Baldorioty, fucrOu hoy sentencia.
dos seeundino Sntr6n, Jose Guz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

man, Ramon Rodriguez y Nicolas
Nieves, q 80 dias de carcel cada
uno.
Aver fueron arrestados por
la policfa Jose Tomas por abuse de
con6anza y Manuel Diaz, por es-
candalo y resistencia a la policia.
En- Santa Isabel, barrio sBo.
ca Velazquezs, fue arrestado Vidal
Sabat, quien hiri6 gravemente q SD
concubina Micaela Tirado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
L|egaron

Los on6grafos aemane ranceses que los mas peeos
hasa d precos desde $50 Sempe vendo pecios gua
les mas venosos que nad fOn6graos oy Conba Zonono
Edison tenendo exstenca gran sudo de records de disco
de cndro mpresouados por dcha abcas Impoado de
pa tgo records de opera cantados or Caruso Giorgni Bonc
Constantine, Vguas Be Bass Walls, Alvarez Borga Pallet
Sanmarco Ancora Sco De Luca tta Ruo Cgada Gradni
Campanan Pancon Jounet Wumar T de Luna Perelo Sc
guro Bornegua Boronat Barienos Carel Tettrazzn Sem
brch, Melba, Patti, Arkel Laba & &
Immense sudo records de Zazuea nporados drecamene
de Madnd Barcelona Cantos popues espaoes soleas
maaguenas peteneras guaas andangos oa ganadnas ga
vanes cantos galegos & mpoacones de Paris
Milan Madrid Londres Bein Barcelona Sc compone toda
Sc de fon6grafos, Pleas de repuesta accessories.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
LA SALUD

Farmacia Drogueria. 8, Areeibo, P. r.
Exsencia constantemene ovada Personal nteligt"
mas liitados Dep5sto de las amosas pdoras
nez cApsuas de Hem DepurativO Ruso nyecci6n Roa
Octubre Ieo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

LEanse las diytYJa5 notiaas de .Ssn
/Ran y de Ia Esia, que atsysvE es
Ia Oefava bAgfsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

Lldse 81 iAkrss1nAsim1 TO-
Aetfn "La Reina Marga-
r1ta," que apareoe on las
b6ginas S. y g. de sste Pc
ri6difo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

Csrte de DistIito de MayagiieE. Nd
nero 1887, civil. Jose Gomez ,
Gomez, VS.. Jose Folk Molina.
Cobro de dinero.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-16
POINTERS ON FRENCH BURIAL SYSTEMS

Some very interesting if headeghting information
nhed by Consul General Mann of Paris French burial
The Massachusetts Cremation society wanted few points how
their line conducted in the polished city of the world and
obgng hasened to satisfy Consul General Mann
his that the municipality has into the business Of
taking of the dead The start made the
Of there who gobetwens and
the but the furnishes the and
hearses pail bearers and all materials drapng
This municipal ownership with but the mne still
right furnish the wells other head coverings for the
ladies who may wish show their grief accordance with their
the latest styles Still municipal control of the business
of dosng OF the dead not by the evil that
has been noted in municipal matters this side of the water but
the only who suffer the friends of foreigners who
the municipal rules in regard charges and how costly
the go-between's services can be made.
1t would from hints thrown by the conulgener that
every hotel apartment kept undertaken its list
At least foreigner dies of those places
undertaken quickly gen did when the old
style oerunner of the champion bater rubbed his lamp and the
foreigners whose friend has died trust implicitly the who claims
be but the humble of the hospabe city that always
greves when stranger died within her gates
Cremation Pere La Chaise from $40 $40 and these
ncneraion and the placing of the ashes an
The body taken the cremaory from $ AS for
they be purchased for from ST. earhenwae
$2s for marble vase
Many other interesting details furnished undekers the
report referred to- though there is nmaon given of attack
being contemplated by department the under