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The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
TREE FRUIT CROP
DEAD IN SOUTH West
BUSH FRUITS, STRAWBERRIES
AND GRAPES ALMOST
DESTROYED.
Result of the Late Killing Frosts-
Conditions in Michigan and Indi'
ana Are Not So Bad As Had Been
Feared.

Kansas City, Mo. May 13.-Reports
from all parts of Kansas, western Mis-
souri,, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
indicate almost complete destruction
by frost of tree fruit crops. and serio.
GUS injury to bush fruits, grapes and
strawberries.
Michigan Fruit Not Killed.
Detroit. May Although the un'
usual cold which has prevailed in
Michigan thus far this spring has put
fruit and vegetables a month behind
their normal condition at this time, re.
ports agree that the fruit crop will be
far from total failure. Opinions diff
fer as to the amount of actual damage
caused by the unusual cold. The most
pessimistic prediction is made in the
state crop report for April, issued last
week. 1t says that fruit correspond.
ents throughout the state generally
complain of trees being damaged by
the freeze of last October, followed
by the severe frosts and cold of April,
which came after mild period late
In March which softened the buds
somewhat. The report says that these
frosts, coupled with the damage done
by San Jose scale and other pests
make the prospects for the fruit crop
rather discouraging.
On the other hand, inquiry among
the fruit growers and commission men
about Grand Rapids, which is in the
center of the Michigan fruit belt, In
dicates that they look for an average
crop of peaches, pears, plums and ap-
pies, with a generous crop Of berries.
1t is the opinion there that the states
vegetable crop will be very late, as
comparatively few farmers have been
able to plant as yet.
Not So Bad In Indiana.
indianapolis Ind, May 13.-Reports
received from every county in
the state show that there was undue
alarm for the fruia, grain and vegeta-
BILE crops in Indiana on account Of
unreasonable April weather. With the
warm weather now arrived more care
full estimates can be made. The fruit
crop has been seriously damaged. but
has not been killed. New buds have
appeared on the trees, bushes and
vines, and there will be a fair crop Of
Indiana strawberries, blackberries,
raspberries peaches. pears, plums and
cherries. Vegetables are three or four
weeks behind their usual development
at this time Good weather from now
on will, it. is believed, mature a fair
crop, though the general estimate is a
loss of from 30 to 40 per cent. There
will be a Is per cent. wheat crop as
compared with last year.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
The corey.eiIman Wedding.

New York, May 14.-1n order to es-
cape the unlucky thirteenth of the
month, William Ellis Corey, president
Of the United States Steel corporation,
and Mabelle Gilman. the former act
ress, were not married until after mid.
night Tuesday morning. The cere-
mony took place in the Royal suite
at the Hotel Gotham, Fifth avenue and
Fifty-f1fth street, in the presence of a
small party of friends of the contract.
Ing couple.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
SHR|NERS IN WRECK
1HIRTY-0NE KILLED
SPECIAL TRAIN is DITcHED BY A
DEFECTIVE SWITCH IN
CALIFORNIA.
Elqht Women Are Dead-More Than
a Score Of Persons Injured-vic.
Tins Are Horribly ScaIded and
Burned.

Santa Barbara, Cal, May 13.-While
hurrying northward over the coast
line of the Southern Pacific railroad
Saturday afternoon, homeward bound
after week of fraternizing and fiesta
In Los Angeles, 145 Shriners of Is.
malta temple, of Buffalo, and Rajab
temple. of Reading, with their fam.
lilies and friends, were hurled into
the midst of death.
Their special train, running SO miles
IN hour, struck defective switch at
Honda, lonely station on the sand
wastes of the Pacific beach, derailing
the train, smashing the coaches into
flinders, killing 81 almost instantly.
and injuring more than score of 9TH
ers. The bodies of 81 lie in the
morgues of Santa Barbara, and ten
more are at San Luis Obispo. The in.
jured, many of whom are terribly hurt
and will probably die, are in two sani.
tariums at San Luis Obispo.
Train Was Running Fast.
The wreck occurred exactly at
1885 O'Clock, one hour and forty.f1ve
minutes after the conclave visitors.
forming merry party, had spent all
the morning sight seeing in Santa
Barbara. The statement that the
train was making a terrific speed
when it struck the defective track is
borne out by the fact that it covered
the 81 miles Of curves and crooked
track between here and Honda in ex.
actly 100 minutes.
There was no warning of the i'm
pending calamity. The special plunged
upon the defective switch, and in an
instant the big locomotive, baggage
car, diner and. Pullman were hurled
together in huge heap of wreckage.
The engine shot forward on the
broken track, tearing up the rails and
ties and twisting the iron spans into
fish hooks. The baggage car half
buried itself in the sand on the right
side of the locomotive.
Many SoaIded and Burned.
The dining car, in which were 80
persons eating their MONDAY meal,
leaped into the air and was thrown
directly on top of the demolished
locomotive. Nearly every person in
this coach was instantly killed.
Scores were scalded by steam escap.
Ing from disconnected pipes in the
kitchen of the diner. .y
The terror and turmoil of the scene
was indescribable. Many of those who
escaped instant death by the first i'm.
pact were crushed by the rear coaches
hurled upon the wreckage. Others,
pinioned in the debris, were roasted
alive. The wreckage caught fire from
the Goals of the engine, but was ex.
tinguished in few minutes by the
passengers who escaned injury.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Medical Bill sianed.

Albany, N. Y. May H. Gov
Hughes Monday night signed the bill
of the assembly committee on public
health, revolntionizing the system O.,
state control Of the practice of medi
cine, known as the Medical Unifica
ton bill" 1t creates new definition
Of the practice Of medicine, more
sweeping than the old and substitutes
one board of medical examiners unde,
the auspices Of the board of regents
in place of three boards now having
jurisdiction and representing the al
lopathic. homeopathic. and eclectic
state medical societies.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
TO STUDY IMMIGRATION ABROAD
Members Of Congress Commission
Will Sail From Boston Saturday.

Washington, May 16.-When the
steamer Canopic sails from Boston on
Saturday next for Naples. it will have
on board several members of the i'm.
migration commission authorized at
the last session of congress to make
an exhaustive study Of every phase
of the immigration question both in
this country and abroad, and to report
its findings to congress-
While part of the commission will
go abroad, some of the members will
remain in this country to study the
question. The commission will return
by way of Liverpool on the steamship
Cedric August 90
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Great Celebration
At jamestown FAIR
TERCENTENARY OF FOUNDING
OF CITY MARKED BY SA.
LUTES AND BIG PARADE.
Great Fleet Of Warships in Hampton
Roads MISUNDERSTANDING Con.
cIude With Dinner Given on ltal.
ian Warship.

Norfolk, Va. May IA salute ri
II guns from Fortress Monroe ushered
in the tercentenary celebration of the
founding of Jamestown on May 49,
1907. Gen. Baron kuroki was the
guest of honor Of the day. and was
accorded every possible honor. lie
was escorted to the exposition
grounds by Gen. O. f. Wood, Gen
Grant and Maj. Strong.
All honors were accorded the noted
Japanese and after breakfast Gen.
Kuroki and party proceeded by spe
cial boat to review the great feet of
American and foreign warships in
Hampton Roads, after which they
landed at the jamestown exposition
grounds for the exercises of the day,
which included an address by Presi
dent Fl. st. George Tucker of the
jamestown Exposition company and
parade and review of the federal
troops on the camp at the exposition.
together with several thousand sail
ors landed from the American and
foreign warships in Hampton Roads.
Naval Dignitaries See Parade.
All We're reviewed by Gen. Kuroki,
the Japanese vice admiral; Sir Gero
Ijuin, the Italian Duke d'Ahruzzi,
Gems. Grant and Wood, Admiral
Evans and other American and for.
eign army and naval dignitaries.
AT noon salute of 500 guns was
fred in Hampton Roads commemora,
tive of the nations birth on May 49,
1907. The remainder of the day was
taken up in informal exercises ot
various kinds. among the features he.
ing international races in Hampton
Roads between crews from the Amer
lean and foreign warships.
The exercises on the island we're
directly under the auspices of the So
ciety for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities. Joseph Bryan of Rich
mond. Va. presided and the invoca
ton was offered by Bishop Randolph
of the diocese Of southern Virginia.
The opening address was delivered
by Gov. Swanson of Virginia and
British Ambassador Bryce followed
was Greetings from the Old World
| to the New"
| italian Duke Is Host.
Gen. Kuroki and his party inspect
ed Fortress Monroe and the festivitie.
of the day concluded with a ball ant
dinner given by Duke di Abruzzi oil
the Italian flagship Varese. the ban
quet being attended by all foreign ant
American dignitaries now in these
waters The function was one of The
most elaborate ever given aboard {
warship.
AT night there was great illumina
tion of the warships in Hampton
Roads with brilliant fireworks from
floats off the exposition grounds ant
in close proximity to the warships.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
1900 Strike at Bio Plant.

Kenosha, Wis. May 15.-A general
strike was started at the big plant OF
the N. r. Aliens Sons tannery here
Tuesday morning and 1900 men went
out in sympathy with 16 buffers who
had asked for an increase in wages
The plant is shut down entirely and
C. w. Allen. one of the directors OF
the company, stated Just after ten
o'clock that the strike would result in
an indefinite shutdown.
The plant is the largest in the bic
leather combination and was recently
taken over by the Central Leather
company for a price of $S,0O0,OO0.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
caruso Case Ended.

New York, May 15.>-Frederick W.
Spelling, counsel for Enrico Caruso,
the tenor, paid the $40 fine imposed on
the singer last November and an.
nounced that the appeal to the appel.
late division of the supreme court
had been withdrawn. This ends the
case. Caruso was arrested for a
charge Of disorderly conduct in Cen.
trail park. The woman who complain
ed to policeman that the singer an
noyed her never appeared against him
and could not be found. The singer
was convicted and fined $40.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
NINETY MINERS ARE KILLED.
Fire in Mexican Mine Causes Terrible
Loss of Life.

Mexico City, May 13.-According to
special dispatch which was received
from the city of Torreon, Coahuila, at
a late hour Sunday, 80 lives were lost
in fire which occurred in the Cor
nethas shaft Of the Ternera group of
mines in the town of Velardena, state
Of Durango.
The fire started early Friday night
there was 107 men working in another
part of the mine and but II of them
escaped. Thirty-five bodies have been
recovered.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
lmperia, Conference a Failure.

London, May 15.-The imperial con.
ference wound up Tuesday, and if the
attending colonial premiers spoke out
their feelings 10 the public as they
did to their acquaintances. they would
call It a failure. A more detected
group of statesmen seldom has been
seen. Coming with high hopes of a
preferential trade scheme and elab,
crate programs for imper!alistic legis'
lation, they have succeeded in press
ing upon the government only few
minor projects.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
$4,000 in Stage Coach Burned.

Los Angeles, May 16.-A story has
reached here of the accidental burning
Of stage coach in Death Valley, near
Ash Meadows, in which $4,000 in
bank bills and $4,000 in registered
mail were consumed. The stage is
supposed to have caught fire from a
cigar which the driver. Ed Love, was
smoking. Love reached Greenwater
Sunday night and related the story.
The money was consigned to the
Greenwater bank
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Illinois state Senator Dies.

Dixon, ILL.,, May Estate Senator
Charles H. Hughes died Sunday after
noon at Excelsior Springs, Mo. He
was thrown from his horse two weeks
ago, and sustained the injury which
caused his death. Mr. Hughes was
Just entering on his third term as
state senator. He was Mason and
an Elk. He was cashier of the Dixon
National bank.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Guatemala and Mexico Aqree.

Guatemala City. Guatemala. May 16
The relations between Guatemala
and Mexico are regarded as having
improved. owing mainly to the inter
view which the Mexican minister
Senior Gamboa, had with President
Cabrera on May 10. The American
minister. Mr.. Lee. who has been toe
i'll for some time past to attend tc
his duties, left Guatemala City Mon.
day for Panama, where he will be
cared for at the American hospital
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Condemn Reciprocity Treaty.

Philadelphia. May 15.-The reciproc.
ity treaty which Germany proposes to
the United States was condemned by
the Nationa, Association of Hosiery
Manufacturers in session here Tues.
day. One of the provisions Of the
treaty is that German hosiery be ad-
mitted free Of duty. The hosierymen
drafted and signed formal protest.
which will be sent to the state depart
men at Washington.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Builder of U. S. NAVY Dead.

New York. May 14.-Charles Hainei
Haswell, one Of the best-known civil
and marine engineers in the country
is dead at his home here. He was 9s
years old In the building of the
early ships for the United States
navy many of Mr.. HaswelIs construc
tive plans, improvements and inven
lions were used He was enginee,
in chief In the navy from 1896 to 1851
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Scores Die In Mexican Mine.

City OF Mexico. May 4.-Ninety
men are supposed to have lost thei,
lives in a fire which started in Gug
genheimer's Tenares copper mine al
Velariena. Durango. last Friday
night, when one of the miners threw
a cigarette into bucket of oil. The
fire is still beyond control. Thirty-five
bodies have been recovered. Seven
teen men are known to have escaped
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Pure Food Bill Stoned.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 16-After care.
ful scrutiny at the hands of both Gov.
Deneen and State Chemist Bryan, the
pure food bill passed muster and was
approved by Gov. Deneen. Chemist
Bryan stated that he considered the
new Illinois act as the best pure food
law in the United States, excepting
the national law.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Bryce viii Deliver Address.

Champaign, Ills, May 15.-Presi.
dent James, Of the University of iii.
nois, announced that James Bryce,
British Ambassador to Washington,
has accepted an invitation to deliver
the commencement address here on
Wednesday,. Iuna "a
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Important to Shippers.

Washington. May ia decision
rendered By the interstate commerce
commission is of notable Importance,
because in it the commission holds
that where two rates between the
same point are in force. the shipper
must be given the benefit of the lower.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Minnesota Mayor Dead.

Winona, Mimi, May 14.-John A.
Mathews, pioneer resident of this
city, who served four terms as mayor
of Winona, in the COS and 7O's, died
Monday, aged 80. He came to Mime.
sofa in 1856 from Pennsylvania
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18

"Henretta,' said Mr.. Meekton, rs
1t true that women have no precep-
ton of the comic?" Ia.
ut must be true, Leonidas,' was the
answer. "Otherwise some of them
would never marry such ridiculous
men. ....
The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
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FOR
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The Irish standard., 1907-05-18
Automobile Law Sustained.

Jefferson City, Mo-. May 15.-The
Missouri supreme court sustained the
ronstitutionality of the state automo.
bile law, which fixes the speed limit
az nine miles an hour.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
EDItiO! JUO|cIALES

Aaqs0. A las personals que lie.
cesiten insertar Ell este periodlco
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deberan pagar anticipadamente su
importe, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 6 no envian dichos edic-
tos por conducto de nuestros agen'
tes. Las personals relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe tota1
cuando este hecha Ia mitad de las
insercioneS.
Y en- ningdn case Sc entregara
la declaration jurada de un edictc
sin recibir el precio de la iusercion
Las anteriores reglas son invaria
bles.
La administrator de aLa Demo
tyaCia.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
NOT|C|AS D|vERSAS
AbandohO do una calIe en- el
barrIO de Ia Marina.
Corte municipal.
DOCTOR ABSuELTO
.)fcinas y almacenes trlsla
dados. -Corte de Ds,ri.
to de Humacao.
DOCTOR ABSuELTO

Sisue en- el mismo estado de
abandono el trozo de calle, frente a
sI.as Antiguas Baleares,n Ell la Ma
rina. Parece como que el alcalde|
no oye 10 que dice el pueblo, nj lee
10 que denuncia la prensa.
En- la Corte Municipal Sc ce-
lebr6 hoy el juicio contra Santiago
Latimer y Francisco Salgado, quie-
mes la noche del de Enero 1ltlmo
tuvieron una question personal en-
la Marina, resultando este hltimo
herido por arma de fuego y ell pri-
nero con una confusion en- la cabe-
"a. La Corte absolvi6 a Salgadoy
condeuo 4 Latimer a un aiio de
carcel.
-Ha sido absuelto por la Cor
te Municipal de Bayamon ell doctor
Herrero, medico de Sanidad del
Dorado, a quien Sc instruia causa pei
denuncia que presentara contra el
el cabo de la policla de aquel put-
bio.
Han sido puestos en- liber-
tad Jose Lopez Alicea y Atanasic
Vargas que cumplian sentenclas Ell
la carcel de Ponce, y Gavino Mater
lLozano y Nicomedes Ayala Her
nandez, que Sc encontraban Ell Ii
de Humacao.
Han sido condenados por Ia
IGorte de Distrito de Humacao, los
lindividuos Monserrate Santiago
Rivera, 4 dos amos de carcel, poi
| .om;cilio voluntarlo; y Felipe Ri
vera Torres, a 90 dias por turbar Ii
Ipaz.
Los seiiores Cadierno, Bare;
~ c., tienen la atencion de partici
parnos que sus ohcinas y almacer
han quedado instalados en- el loca
numero 27-29 de la calle de Te
tudn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
DESDE AGUADLLl
& crimsn do Lares. -Actlvi
dad del fiscal. - Entlerro
do D. ROdu'f 70 Hernandez
BALE De PINATA
Bill sobre construction de una
ca a escuela. ..Detenido FOR
ultraje aura nina

Febrero IS. Z, lnuy alabada
tanto en- Lares como Ell esta pobla-
ci6n la actividad desplegada por el
Fiscal senior Lloreda en- el descubri-
miento de los autores del horrendo
crimen cometido en- la persona de
don Pedro A. Canals.
Ell sepelio del cadaver de
nuestro compaiero en- la prensa don
Rodulfo Hernandez Lopez, consti-
tuy6 u1a verdade1a manifestation
de.duelo.
Don Francisco Bocanegra Res
peto, en- nombre de la farnilia, di6
las gracias a la concurrencia.
-Mafiana daran comienzo los
juicios por Jurado en- esta Corte de
Distrito.
Ell bale de Piiata verifcado
en- el aCirculo de San CarlosD, es-
tuvo esplendido.
La sefiorita Carmen Muiioz re.
sulto agraciada con Tin bonito aba
nico de nacar, y TOGO en- suerte q Ia
senorita Provita Rubio un riquisimc
joyero de plata. A la seiiora de dor
Enrique Lloreda correspondi6 I'll
hermoso jarr6n de plata.
Sc registrar muchos casos dt
varicela. Por orden de la Junts
Superior de Sanidad Sc esta proce
diendo a la vacunaci6n de los nj
nos.
Sc nos informa que ha side
detenido por la policia Ell Maya
giiez, el individuo de ofclo panade
70, que ultrajo q una nina de uno'
7 Il 8 amos, de cuyo hecho hemo.
informado ampliamente q LA De
| MocRACIA.
-Ha causado aqui muy buen:
impression, el H. B. no Io7 sobre !:
construction de una casa-escuela er
el barrio aHigiieyn, presentado a |;
Camara por nuestro delegado seiio.
| Vinas.
| va le ha sido leida ell est
Corte por el ministerio fiscal 81 act
de acusacion contra Carmelo Brig
noni y Fulgencio Mercado, acusado
de asesinato ell 2? grado.
Dicho juicio Sc vera en- este
dias.
CORRESPOSSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
Dice asi Ia contestacion.

sHon, Frank Feuille, Attorney
General de Puerto Rico. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. -Senor: Tengo el ho-
nor de manifestarle que ell el dia
de hoy recibf su atenta comunica-
ci6n fechada el 7 del corriente mes,
acompahada de la causa del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico contra Rafael Salce-
do y otros, por jugar al monte. Por
Ia communication mencionada con
anterioridad, veo que su opinion es
que la prueba practicada en- la eau
sa arriba expresada es insu6ciente
y por consiguiente debe sobreseerse
en- cuanto q todos los acusados.
Siento infinite discrepar de su auto
risada opinion, manifestandole con
el debido respeto que en- mi enten-
der existen pruebas su6ciehtes para
proceder en- contra de los acusados
en- el case mencionado con anterio.
ridad, y por consiguiente debe pro-
cederse 4 la celebration del cores
pondiente juicio,
No esta en- mi Amino nj e,tArs
ja,nas sost 'ner ell el presente case
una discussion legal sobre 81 la prue
ia es 8 no suficirnte para procela,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
De SAN gBIST|'N
Numerosos casos de varicels
Oes proysctOs de ley que
meEecer p!acemes.
kCeNCIA De CHiNaS
La z.fra. = Enfern o = B.
das -Tras1ado : Mr. F.
Z Libby Para Arecibo

Despues de la grippe y de la
tos ferina, Sc ha presentade la va
ricela, siendo muchos los niiios alta
cados por esa enfermedad, no solo
en- Ell pueblo sino en- el distrito ru-
raj.
-Muy buen efecto han produ-
cido los dos bills presentados por el
delegado don Vicente Vifias, sobre
un camino afrlnado que nos comu-
nique con Camuy y lin ramal de
carretera que enlace con la numero
IS.
Sc ha establecido aqui una
agencia para la compra y empaque
!. de chinas. Hay empleadas Ell ella
de veinte a veinticinco mujeres.
Ha dado principle la molten
da de cana en- las haciendas de ests
conarca.
Sc encuentra enfermo nues
tro estimado amigo don Pablo Ro
driguez Fuentes, por cuyo restable
cimiento hacemos votos.
Han contrafdo natrimoni'
los estimables j6venes Ramonit'
Rios y Jose Uyi1as. Que sean fe
Ices.
Sc nos informa que el activ
Superintendent de Escuelas de es
te distrito Mr. F. E. Libby, pasar
con igual cargo al de Arecibo. d
confrmarse esta noticia es de sen