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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
LoNDON'S MYSTERY
FAMOUS DRUCE CASE IS NOW ON
 TRIAL.
Involves Identity of Duke o1 E,or.Y.s and Proprietor of FamOum Stree1 BHzanr-SOn Fighting for
 Fathers Fortune.

London Nov, s.-Hundreds of people vainly fought for admittance to the Marylebone police court today when the hearing of the famous Druce mvs- tery case was resumed. The charge is incidental to the Druce claim to the estates of the Duke of Portland. The case has been vigorously contested by the present Duke of Portland
 This remarkable case centers about the old question whether Thonss Charles Druce. at one time the owner of the famous street bazaar. who was supposed to have died forty-three years ago. was or was not the same person as the eccentric fifth Duke of Portland who died in 1879. Interest in the pro ceedings today was heightened by the alleged theft of the diary of Miss Rob inson, the daughter of Southern to- bacco planter, who was employed as an amaneunsls in the Baker Street ba- zaar. and who says she frequently went to Welbeck Abbey. the Portland seat, where she saw the late T. c. Druce, fa- ther of the late George Druce who in turn, was father of George Hollamby
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
BRAVERY OF A MEXICAN
 SAVES TOWN FROM RUIN
Ram Burning Train of Explosives Out Half Mile and Was Blovgn Co
 Atoms.

Douglass. Arlz.. Nov. s-The death Hts as a result of the Nacozagi ex plosIon yesterday is now placed at fifteen Mexicans. A train on the nar- row gauge railroad to the Pilares mine caught fire. On the train were twe onen cars heavily loaded with ex piosives and the fact that the concen~ trator and a good part of the town of Nacozari were saved from ruin was due to the bravery of the Mexican engineer Jesus Garcia.
 Realizing that to cut out the burning cars and escape on the engine would expose the town to probable destrue. tion he called to the rest to jump and started to run the train away from the town. He had taken it about half q mile when the explosion occurred and he was blown to atoms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
MRS. WRIGHT
 IS KILLED Pistol Was Accidentally
 Discharged. TRAGEDY CAUSED SENSATION Two Negroes Are Held Pending an
 Investigation. The Pistol was In Nesro's Coat And In Throwins Coat To Floor. The weapon Was D,s-
 charged.

Mobile. Nov, s.-(Special.)- Mrs. Car ter J. Wright, who resided on Georgia avenue and Texas street, was shot and almost instantly killed this afternoon about 3 o'clock by the accidental dis charge of a pistol.
 The pistol was in the coat of ne- gro man who was working on the place. He threw the coat on the gal iery exploding the weapon. The trag- edy caused a sensation in the neigh borhod in which Mrs. Wright resided. Two negroes are held pending an in- vestigation into the tragedy.
 Mrs. Wright was well known in Mo bile. Her husband Is a prominent travelling salesman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
A WOMAN MURDERED
HEIR HEAD ALMOST SEVERED FROM
 THE BODY.
A little Child. Searching the Home for . Misplaced P1aything, Finds the Body--The Husband
 Skips Out.

Houston. Texas, Nov. s.--Searehins the house for a misplaced plaything, the s-year-oId daughter of Matthew W. Anderson, a railroad clerk. found the dead body of her mother in the kitchen of their home in Houston Heights early today, her head almost complete ly severed from the body. the woman having met death at the hands of her husband, because. a note from the man alleged. of inhdelity.
 The unsigned note from the husband declares that. returning home at an earlier hour than usual. he found an- other man in his home. and this being the second occurrence. T felt obliged to wreak vengeance cn my only love She wanted to be buried in Queen City. Texas"
 Anderson. who has disappeared, de- clares he will surrender if not found too soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
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rruce, the claimant to the estates as the Duke of Portland. whose identity with T. c. Druce she claimed to be able to establish.
 The proceedings opened with tilt l between Horace Avery. K. C., counsel for the defense. and Latherly Jones. K. c, counsel for the prosecutor. MT. Avery warmly repudiated a suggestion contained in letter of compliments counsel to the effect that the defend- ants were in some way connected with the theft of the diary of Miss Robin son,
 fSobert Caldwell of Richmond. Staten Island, N. Y., testified that he knew the late Duke of Portland, both as the Duke and as T. c. Druce. at Weiback Abbey, and at the Baker Street ba- zaar. AIr. Caldwell swore that in con junction with the Duke, he arranged the death and mock funeral of "Druce
 so that his dual personality could
 finally be buried.
 MT. Caldwell further declared that at the Dukes request he employed q car penter to make coffin, purchased zoo pounds of lead and put 1t in the conn hfmseif. The funeral occurred the fol- flowing day.
 A day or two later he asked the Duke ,ofSPort1and if the so-cailed "Druce" had F taft a will. The Duke thanked Mr. Caldwell for reminding him of such an Important point and said he must have one made. Mir. Caldwell was still un- der examination when the case was ad- journed for a week.
 One Of the strangest features of the case is that about the middle of June, 1906. workmen who were tearing down Harcourt house on Cayendish Square, London, previously one of the resi- denc0a of the Duke of Portland, dis covered an underground passage lead ing from the house to the Baker Street structure In which the famous bazaar, was conducted by Thomas Charles Druces The claimant declares that the Duke used the underground passage to go from aarcourt house to the place of business Of "Druce."
 George Druce says he was born in lS4I. and went to Australia in 1885, returning to England four years later. About this time. he adds. facts which came into his possession showed that the Duke ot Portland owned the bazaar and he decided to claim the estates.
 The income from the Duke of Port lands estates Is estimated at not less than e1,50O,0De a year. and 1t was on this basis that the shares Of the limited liability conpany were placed on the market. Tsn ahousgnd ordinary shares were issued II ss eh and 10000 de- ferred stiafSS were fiEsued at z6 cents each. N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
WOMAN IS MURDERED
 IN HER OWN HOME

New York. Nov. s-Lying face down. ward in 8 pool of blood. the body of Mrs. Cesaro Vigil, elderly and well to do. was found at the foot of the main stairway of her home in West 13sth street today. Her skull was crushed in and there was a pronounced odor of escaping gas in the hallway.
 While the police suspect a murder. they can find no motive for the crime. The sideboard had been ransacked but no silver or valuables were taken and there. was no sign of a struggle.
 Of Mrs. Vigil, little is known except that she was Cuban by birth. She purchased her home twelve years ago for S20,00O, and had lived there alone with the exception of servants. ever since.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
HURRICANE IN FRANCE.

Marseilies, Nov. s--A hurricane swsrt this city tonight. The water front was damaged and the city Is left in dark ness. Several persons were killed. It is impossible to ascertain the extent or ce esualties
 The whole of South France continues to suffer from floods. The coal mines at Graissessac have been flooded and work has been suspended
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
HOTEL THIEF CONFEssEs.
Has Resss nSexsng- ea Afisnta Hostel
 rgea for Yemrm

Atlanta, Nov. S.--c. H. Grizzard. with many aliases, who was arrested here last night, today confessed to many robberies of valuables and jewelry from local hotels and residences which he has been carrying on for several years.
 According to detectives Grizzard Is a native of Atlanta but spent only por- tion of his time operating in other places. In his confession he said his usual plan was to register as guest at hotels and remove valuables from the rooms of other guests. At prelimi- nary hearing today he was bound over in the sum of a5,000 to the Superior Court on five different charges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
HILL IS APPOINTED.
He Will Go To Berlin As The New
 American AmbassadOr.

American AmbassadOr.
 Washington. Nov, s.---Secretary Root announced today that David Jayne Hill. American minister to the Netherlands, and a former Assistant Secretary 6of State, will be named as ambassador to Berlin to succeed Mir. Tower. who is about to retire on account of his health.
 Mir. Hill has had great experience in the diplomatic service. He speak s German fluently and. 1t Is said. his ap- pointment win give great satisfaction to Germany. President Roosevelt first offered the post to Assistant Secretary Bacon who declined 1t as he preferred to remain in his present position at the State Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
MANSION BLOCK BURNED.
Historic Buildings ln North Cnroaana
 Destroyed by Fire.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. s.--A special to The Journal from Charlotte, N. C.. says:
 Fire that broke out early this morn- ing in W. H. Huff's grocery store. de- stroyed the famous old Mansion Block. part of which was built before the revolutionary war, and a number or other storos. The loss is $S0.0ao. part ly covered by insurance. A number or people were overcome by smoke and rescued by the firemen.
 1t was in the Mansion Block that Mrs. Eliza beth Maxwell Steele enter tained General Greene, and at least on one occasion General Washington dined there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
MAIL CARRIER MURDERED.

Knoxville. Tenn. Nov. s.-James Cof fey, rural mail carrier. was found dead in public road near Lone Noun tain early Friday morning. He had been shot from his horse by an assassin but the motive for the crime is not known. as tho mall bags were not dis turbed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
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WANT HIGHER RATE.

| Macon. Ga, Nov. s.-Forty of 4
 ( the leading business firms of this
 ( city today petitioned Governor ( | Smith to adopt the Alabama rate q ( basis, which is higher than the { Georgia rate, as the basis for an ( c adjustment of the differences with q ( railroads in this State. The great \ q majority of the petitioners voted z ( for Governor Smith and they say [ q they are in sympathy with him | ( but we deem 1t of the utmost im- \ ( portance at this time to aliay un- S ( favorable criticism of corporations 2 C insofar as it may be done without z ( injury to the public good"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
INCREASE IN EARNINGS.
Atlanta and West Point Shows n Sub-
 stantIal Gain.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. s.---An increase of IT s-4O per cent ip passenger earnings for the month of September over the corresponidg period a year ago is shown by the statement of the Atlanta and West Point Railroad issued today. This Is one of the two roads in Geor, gia under class" of the State Railroad Commission. Roads under this classi- fication are confined to a flat rate of 2 cents a mile for passenger fares The increase in passenger earnings has been undar this rat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
Frone fa nenfh.

Rochaster. N. Y.. Nov. s--Frad III. Abetl. Professor of Modern Languages at West High School. escaped from the sapitarium of pr. Graham some time after midnight ThuEsday aud ,xa., found dead near tse Highland Park reservoir today. He had frozen to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
Diplomatic Changes.

Washington. Nov, s.-Secretary Root announced after the cabinet meeting today that Minister Arthur H. Beaupre tine Republic to The Netherlands, to succeed Mir. Hill, and that Spencer s. Eddy. now secretary of the. embassy at Berlin. will go as United States Minister to the Argentine Republic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
To Review Fleet.

Washington. Nov. S.-It was am nounced at the White House today that President Roosevelt will review the Atlantic battleship fleet in Hampton Roads December 16. the day of the sailing of the fleet for the Pacific No further details of the review are ob- tainable at this time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
QUARREL ENDS FATALLY.

Cigar Maker Killed by Musician Fol-
 lowing wordy Battle.
 Rome Ga, Nov. S.--j. M. sIoop, a cigar maker. was tonight shot and killed on Main Street in this city by R. N. Mitchell. an orchestra leader. The men had quarreled earlier in the day and Mitchell claims that Sloop cursed him. It Is said that Mitchell met Sloep tonight and began firing with the above result. Sioop was not armed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
rwo punNEp To DEATH.

Charleston, w. Va, NOV. 6.---The q building occupied by Ruffner { q Bros. was burned today with loss 0
 c s2o0, ,000. There was insurance of q $100.000. Captain Foley of the
 q fire department and John Dewey. { ' shipping clerk. were burned to | death. {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
! WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, Nov. s.--For AIabamas Fnir Saturdays. sunday fnir, slightly Cooler in north portionJ light south winds on the coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
PAID THE PENALTY.
gro Hanged for Crime From Which
 There Ia Nh Inacnne

There Is No Escape.
 Jacksonville, Fla. Nov. S.-Dock Mack, a negro, who crlminaIly assault ed a young white girl in the outskirts of the city about year ago was hang cd in the county jail today. Mack made a lengthy talk declaring his in- nocence and prayed for fifteen minutes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
D[SDE AGUADLLL
En- el.ClrcuIO de San Carl
Esplendido bale de tFsies.
Selecta cOncurrencIa.
De <REINA MORA,
La seductora st taorita Carl.
dad Richard, obtiene 81
premio del Jurado.

Febrero Is. III gran bale de
trajes eelebrado anoche en- el Circls-
ID de San Carlos ha sido, Ell nues-
tro concepto el mas brillante y es-
plendido de la telnporada carnava-
lezca.
Discurria por los amplios salo-
mes de dicho centro un lucido
emjambre de encantadoras danas
y seiioritas, entire las que recorda-
mos q Carload Rechard, vestida de
Reina Mora; Alinda Neray, de No
che; Luisa Torregrosa Liciaga, de
Mariposa; Mercedes Mercader, dc
Reina de la India; Maria Cristina
Morales, de Jugadora de Craquet;
Esperanza Bajes de l,uieiian, de
Capricho; Carmen Rodriguez, linda
mayaguezana,. de Estilo Oriental;
Provita Rubia, de Margarita; Mon
|serratc Sanchez de Yumet, de Jar
|dinera, Monsa Marin, de Fortuna; !;
Ana Maria Acosta, de Marinera,
Luisa Frontera, Reina del Carna-
val, de Salome; Emilia Acevedo, de
Girasol; Rosa Maria Castafler, de
Andaluza; Manuela Rodriguez, de
Rosa; Julita Esteyes, de Gitana y
Cucu Quihones, de Crisantemo.
FL Jurado, compuesto de dis
tinguidas damas, otorg6 el premio
consistente Ell un herlnoso album,
| a la seiorita.Caridad Rechard, que
vestia, como va indicnmos, de Rel
ma Mora.
Asistieron ademas i dicha .6es.
Ia las SeQuClOraS eIe6anteS SenO-
ritas Monsa, Genara y Maria I,uisa
Guevara Munoz, Pepita y Manuela
Mercader, Milagros Amcll, Carmen
| v Hortensia Munoz, Fabianita Mar
Itinez, Teresa Veray, Militia Prom
terra, Carmen Palacios y Maria Te.
resa Portell, ambas bellfsimas cepi-
talefas, Elena y Maria Teresa
Zamora, Rosita y Maria Echevarrfa
|Acevedo, Clarita Lausell, Elisa
Garcia y otras muchas cuyos nom.
(Conhn6a en Ia bdgtaa 50
4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
Juan Dc euznaD Isu|tel
ABOGADO-NOTARIO
CLALE DE TETUAN IS. P. o. Box
San Juan Puerto Rico.

hero grande, que llegara el dia IS
del mes actual.
Los soldados de infanteria
de marina, visitaron aver la carcel.
Son muy respetuosos con la
policia y Sc muestran muy amantes
de los nihos.
Los marineros no cesap de
correr en- bicicletas y de compral
cuantas chucherfas les presentan,
La policia, que q principle los eaba'
corabas como Sc dice, Sc muestrs
tolerante, gracias q las instruccio
mes del alcalde con quien conferen'
clio sobre el particular el almirante
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
AV|sO Al PuIl|cO

La Comisi6n especial designa-
da por la Camara de Delegados pa
ra hacer el estudio de la franquicia
otorgada 4 la Compa1fa de ferro-
CARRIES de Puerto Rico y todo GUAM
to Sc relacione con el servicio de la
misina, Sc declarara en- audiencia
pIblica el microbes 20 del corrien-
te, a la diez de la mahana, en- el sa.
lon de sesiones del Consejo Eject
cutivo, galantemente cedido al efec-
to.
Para dicha vista p1blica, 4 la
que asistira el sefor James Peabo.
dy, experto americana traido por el
Gobierno 1usular para estudiar este
importante asunto, Sc invita- al p1-
blico en- general y con especialidad
a1os comerciantes, agricultores {
industriales que tengan quejas fun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
Constantine J Saba' ViIIsga'
COHTSTONTST4S

CONISIONTST4g
78 Broad St. New York L. U. A.
Direction por cable .S.4BAS7INO
Sc enc; rgan dc ageuSIu toda cla-
Sc de comis ones, de la venta de pro-
ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
de la compra y despacho de toda clase
de mercancfas. Atienden con especia-
lidad el despacho de encomitndas Iof
.corTeo.
Sc hacen cargo de ac ldieneia de
joveneS estudiantes Y en- relaci6n con
este ramo sumunistran toda clase de
datos y cltalogos
C0miI0hcS 5;dditaS.
P1Htualidn6. ESwfgp = yfafSry
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
NOTlS De lNTERES
Fiesta escOlar en- el leatfO
do Arecibo. = Don RI
cardo viha.l
PLAZA DEL MERCADO
Sc esta construyendo en- La.
res.::- Distinguido joven
de Aguadill'. /
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

FL pr6ximo jueves Sc celebra-
ra en- Ell teatro de Arecibo una fes-
ia escolar. FL precio de los palcos
sera el de Tin dollar,
Sc encuentra en- Arecibo el
conduefio de la fabrica de tabacos
sThe Vests Indies Cigars Co Mr..
Lachmann, quien lego de los Esta-
dos Unidos ed el 1ltimo vapor.
-Desde antes de aver Sc en-
cuentra esta ciudad el distinguido
joven de Aguadilla don Ricardo
Vifia Conejero, hijo de nuestro res
petable amigo don Vicente Viha
Martinez, delegado a la Calnara.
Dsseamosle grata permanencia
entire nosotros.
Sc encuentra vacante en- Are
cibo la plaza de escribiente de la Sc
cretarla de aquel Ayuntamiento por
renuncia del joven don Gustavo
Gimenez, que ha pasado a ocupar
una plaza en- las ofcinas del Audi
tor de Puerto Rico.
-Adelantan rapidamente en-
Lares los trabajos de construction
de lie plaza del mercado, que dirige
el maestro de obras don Jose Ma
dera.
Las pastillas digestivas del
doctor lie Roy, marca ANTURI.
CAS-, quitan la palldez y demacra-
cion en- el semblante.
Ante los inspectores de ma
vegaci6n de los Estados Unidos ha
rivalidado su tftulo de photo nues-
tro estimado amigo don Luis Sevi-
llano, corresponsal de este diario en-
Bayamon. En- ell nuevo certifcado
Sc autoriza al seiior Sevillano para
navegar Ell las aguas de Puerto Ri
co sin restriction Ell cuanto al tone
laje de las embarcacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
PoR $4,000

De contado, Sc vende la fnca de-
nomiuada aBarrancasa, la cual Sc haya
si.uada en- Ell barrio de sLlanos Cos
tas' de este termino. Dista 4 hora y
media de Ia poblaci6n, Sc compone de
1900 cuerdas de extension, todas pro-
pias para las sieinbras en- frraos memo
res y en- particular para el algod6n
rCeilans Tiene dos magni6cos ma
nantiales paIa dar de beber al ganado;
tiene colindancia al mar y puerto para
embarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc
pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de ga
nado.
Para informes dirigirse don
Ulises Marini.-Post Ofice, ,-calle Mu-
fioz Rivera. Cabo Rojo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
ANGEL I, A8AltEs
Gran cohclerto offscldo POT
el notable vIOlinista on
Por- aa-Prlce.
- 49,
TRlUNFO BRILLANTE
Ca'urosos elogios. = Lo que
dice el diario lie Nouve-
l'iste'. '.~Programa.

Nuestro compatriota Ell flota-
bic violinista Angel Celestino Mo
rales, ha obtenido 1ltimamente TN
gran triunfo en- Por-an- Prince-re-
p1blica de Haiti -desde donde sal
dra en- breve para la isla de Cuba.
El concerto ofrecido por el Sc
nor Morales en- el sCerele Belleune,
de aquella poblaci6n, fue un YER
dadero acontecimiento musical.
He aquf el programa:
Primera parte:-I. Nocturno de
Chopin Op. 9 No 2, Violin y Piano,
transcrito por Sarasate. Sere-
tiata de Schubert, violin y piano,
transcrito por Remeny.-3. Taren-
tella, Op. ~ No S, por Vieuxtemps,
Violin y Piano. q. -Ballada en- Sol
menor, Chopin )Piano solos.
Malagueiias, (Hervera), Violin y
Piano. Aires Bohemios, Op.
20. (Sarasate) Violin y Piano.
Segunda parte--1 Recitatif,
(Leonard), violin solo.-(a) Hymn
ne Autrichien, (b) grandes varia-
clones (c) Dueto.-2. Leyenda VIE
niawsky) violin y piano. g. Faust,
fantasia de concerto Op. AZ, Alard) J
violin y piano. a. lie Tremolo, es.
tudio de concerto piano solo, S.
Mazurca Heroica Op. 26, (Zarcy-
cki) violin y piano. %. Septieme
Concerto, Op. 70, CBeriot) violin y
piano.
FL pequefio diario haitiano ak
Nouvellistas-el mas inportante,
81 no el Gnico, de la larep1blica con
sagra merecidas frases de elogio al
sefor Morales, a quien considera
superior q Fgueroa y al mismc
Brindis de Salas.
Y afiade que realiz6 aquel ma
ravillas de ejecucion en- la eTaran.
tela', de Vieuxtemps; en- los eAires
bohemiosS, de Sarasato; ell la Ma.
zurka her6icas, de Zareycki; en- q
tNocturnoD, de Chopin, y en- la qSe-
renataD, de Schubet.
E pdblico ovacion6 al admira.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
GARGANTA

Cdransen sin tenor que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, fa-
ringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con las Partillas Houde
a la Cocafna.
Su uso serecomienda especialmen-
te a los oradores, profesores, cantan-
tes, y todas las personas que fatigan
su VOC por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, q fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toda deception, que pudiera
ser grave, exfjase la frrna (Houde) so.
bre la faja de garBntia de sus Pasti.
llas).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Dep6sito: 29, rue AIbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
A0TA! De PONCE

(Conf'nuaci6m de la pdgina ~
referidos buques hablan, 4 mas del
idioma propio, espaiiol y frances.
Ell dia veintid6s de los CO.
rrientes Sc verifcaran juegos atleti.
cos Ell Ell Hip6dromo. En- una de
las puertas-vidrieras de aEl Cometa0
Sc exhiben los retratos de los atle-
tas y las medallas de orc y plata
con que Sc premiara q los vence-
dores.
Sc cubre rapidamente el
abono alberto por Ell representante
de la conpaiiia de zarzuela del ge-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
La Ultima MOda

Esta elegante publication de mo-
das Madrilefia es la mejor del mundo
Satisface los mas exigentes gustos
con los preciosos 6gurines, acuarela,
patrones, labores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que el gusto mas delicado en-
vestir pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc envia
I'm n1mero de muestra a quien 10 so.
hsite de don Inocente Rivera, parads
4, Puerta de Terra, San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
De TOI)AS parties
TeIsgrafia Gin hilos del si6r.
clio frances .-En 10 tOrrs
d. tlHsI. Paris.
ELlMPERIO RUs0
Gran puente japones sobre
el rio Yalu. - Cu'tivo del
arbol del alcanfor..

La torre Eiffel de Paris, queda
RI como institution permanente,
pues el gobierno ha decidido usarls
como parte del sistema de telegra-
fla sin hilos del ejercito. Desde su
cdspide, q 600 pies de alto, Sc pudc
comunicar durante las maniobra'
militares hasta los Vosgos, y mas
tarde, Sc habl6 con Berlin y Lon
dres. Sc espera poder mantent r
communication desde ella, con Argel
y Times,
Los japoneses Sc preparan a
construir un puente sobre el rio
Yalu, que les costara I'LL million de
pesos.
Ell iinperio russo administra
sesenta y cinco grupos de razas dis
tintas, 6 sea mas que ninguna otra
naci6n.
En- Alemania trabajan en- las
fabricas mas de un million de mu-
jeres inayores de I9 aiios.
En- Florida Sc han hecho en-
sayos con exito del cultivo del ar
Dol que produce el alcanfor.