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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

SA0N IN 5 LoLA$bS( ASAAONloOo ROA NJ
fcnomeno.
Las aguas eran aver impulsa-
das a gran altura, fernando I'm YER
dadero torbellino, que ha de haber
causado ell costas y buques en- ma
vegaci6n grandes desgracias.
FL xas de marea
Naturalmente, el ras de marea,
que es fenomeno que sigue a un
movimiento seiSmico submarine, y
que con>iste en- la subida y acometi-
ia del mar Sobre las coStaS q que
10 impulse la direction del movi-
miento sufrido, tenia que ser muy
fuerte, tanto por la violencia de la
Sacudida, como por la proximidad
de la costa Sur de Mejico.
Hasta ahora son incompletaI
las noticias que Sc tienen sohre los
desastres del ras de marea: los da
nos causados por este fen6meno re-
flejo y sub>iguiente, seran, sin EN-
barge, seguramente los mayores.
Sabese, por 10 pronto, que la
importante ciudad de Acapulco es-
td sumergida en- las aguas del mar
y cubierta por las olas todo el terri
torio de Ia costa Sur, desde la cita
da ciudad de Acapulco hasta el
intsmo de Tehuantepec.
En- el itsmo y Sus inmediacio-
neS el ras de marea debe haber he
cho estragoS tremendos, por encon-
trar las aguas una :epresa o muro
de conten>i6n, que debe haber side
roto violentamente. En- todo Ne
jico hay ansiedad por tener noticias
de las poblaciones situadas al fon-
do, en- las inmediaciones del itsmo.
En- la parte occidental sabese
va que han sido totalnente arrasa-
das las poblaciones de Avantla v
Ometepec y casi destrufdA la de
Tlapa.
La Amfrlca
Es indudable que la America
esta sufriendo la accion de un pro-
ceso de transformation de su sub
suelo.
Son muchos, muy insistentes y
atumulados en- radio relativamentt
corto, los terremotos sufridos EN- el
t1ltimo aiio.
Primero San Francisco de Ca
lifornia, luego Valparaiso, mas tar
de Kingston, ahora Mejico, y este
sin contar las sacu1idas pequeiias
y periodicals a todo 10 largo de las
alturas de los Andes y las cuenca
plralelas de los mares linitrofes.
FL suelo de las tielras y el L
cho de los mares americanos II,
estdn seguros.
Y casi puede vaticinarse que q
esta sacudida del Golfo mejicanr
seguira pronto alguna otra que vays
alargando la lista va nutrida de los
desastres seismicos ameri,anos OUT
han hecho temblar la terra 8 echa
do encilna los mares tantas vece
va Ell el perioio de un solo aiio,
contar desde el terremoto de San
Francisco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Importante reunion de
los miembros de nues-
tro Ayuntan1iento.
CORTE De 0ISTRlTO
Lectura de sentenciae. Pc,
clos aguaceros. - Carbon,
leche y frutos menores.

Mayo ,. 2.-Anoche Sc reunie-
ron, Ell session ordinaria, los MEM
bros que component el honorable
ayuntamiento dc esta poblaci0n.
Segtln infornes, en ella Sc tomaron
acuerdos muy importantes relacio-
nadoS con Ia futura marcha de los
asuntos administrators de tsta
ciudad. La reunion Tue presidida
por el dis'insuido abogado D. Car
los Franco Soto. Y actud de Secre-
tario el senior Santiago Boxio.
En- n r1aNana de aver les fue-
ron leidaS EN- II Corte de este dis,
trito, por q inteligente Secretario
de la mi>ma senor Basora Y Mestre,
la sct1tencia a Francisco Milan a.
aSicoo y E>teban Lopez. Al pri-
, nero Sc le couden6 a Ia peua de i
amos Y 9 meSes de presidio con ira
bio" for2adoS, por e d1ito e alta
que con intencion De cometer VIC
lacion; y al seguudo, acusado de
violaci6n, fuG coudenado eAtin-
2uir en- Il prc>i''io con trabajos for
zados la petA de 9 AMOS y tres me-
seS.
-Dysle anteaycr han crnpeza-
do caer aqui srandss aSuacero>,
despu6s de Una larga sequia que
casi agost0 10, campos dc esta iu
ri>dicci6n Los agricutoYes con tai
motive, Sc muestran muy cQntentos
Las personas que Sc han de
dicado al negoclc ambu1 nte de ID
venta del carbon, leche y fru'o- nt
nores, estan surtiendo de G~t"s ar
ticulos de primera nrcc>idtd / Pow
ce, Mayagiiez y San Juaa h 1lon-
do dfa dc escasear los mi,m IS en
AguadiIla y vtuderse, como IS ma
tural, los poCos que dejan, d II, clos
eXhorbitantes. No sabemos 81 cato>
seHores pagar&n el correspondence
arbitrio al Ayuntaniento de esta
ciudad.
Ell pr6ximo domingo tcndri
efecto en- la vecina historical villa de
Sotomayor Aguada un impm IN
te mitin espiritsta, en- ii cu3l toml-
ran parte algunoS enthusiasts e,e-
mentos a.icto4 4 dich1 do>,rjHa q,
pirita.
No, place con~.En4r j
encuentra r,,slaiy. .I. I. ia ~,
do'encia 4,. le a4"vj21a IA di~'i0
gu'la y e~tin3o.@ rt A@garu
Vi1a, espos d. n" go. 20 doc
tor Luis AIa Nil,ai'ai, ci.uj-t den
tista de esta eiudad Nos a,ygra-
mos mucho De l. II .oia de tar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
REsISTRO CIVIL

Sc han inscrito sen ell Regis
tro civil los nacimientos de Felix
Rodriguez, Fernando Jose Xalpica
Sollars { Isabel Castro Torres y las
dcfunciones de Buenaventura Lopez
S nchez, Ester Lancell y Francisco
Hurn n1ez Diaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
.NOT|C|lS GENERATES
La famosa tarifa de Mr.
Peabody. = Fiiada en-
todas las estaciOnes.
vsPOR <pUERTO RlCO>
Bomberos premiados e ! Are.
cibo. Ecu: 10 ! de la Di-
rectiva del Ateneo,
Sc nos in'arma Gnc por Ia d.

Sc nos in'orna qre por Ia d.
recci0n de Ia compaiiia dc ferroca-
rifles Sc ha hccho iijar en- todas las
estaciones, para su cu.nplimiento,
Ia famosc tariia de Mr.. Peabody,
lpareCiendo borradas t1n solo las
senaladas al azllcar natanjas y dos
8 tres mas.
-lId >ilo puesto en- iihcrtad
ell el presidio el conhnado Vicente
Ortiz, natural de Il Cidra, a quien
lie fue conmutado Ell restn de siete
meses seis dias que le faltaban pot
cumplir de n condcna dc un anc
que le inpuso Ia Corte de Distritc
de Guayama por el dvlito de per
jurio
Dan Juan Roig, due1o 47el
caballo &Sultanp nos ha manifesto
do que e>td dispu4sto a jugar su ca
b2l!o con Il ~noni,>ioo, de don Jose
Ma GonzdIez, apo,tando a el la su-
ma de 100 dollars cuando menos.
Su drSqfiO cpria Hv+ro ~ te11rio Il,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
L 7eTTeno|o del go|fo De N&jco
lie <La Discussion, de la Habana)

Con una gran precision sehala-
ron los seismografo> de- Washington
y la Habana, la production de un
terrible terremoto de gran intensi
dad y nucha duracion, a la media
noche y nadrugada del lunes, Is de
abril y a corta distancia del lugar
en- que los aparatos estaban situa-
dos.
Fl sefsmografo de Washington
denuncio que la catastrofe tuvo
principle a la I y IA minutes de Il
madrugada; las se1a!es duraron dos
horas, y fue tai la violencia de las
huellas ilnpresas en- los aparatos,
que Sc vaticino desde luego que el
terremoto CANADA en- violencia a los
dltlmos de Kingston y Valparaiso.
En- los mismoS momentos ell
seismografo del ObServatorio de Be
len, mas proximo que el de Was
hington al lugar del fen6meno, su
frla la accion del movilniento seis-
mico en- condolences extraordina-
rias.
Las plumas resiStradoras Sc
s2lieron fuera del tambor y algunas
cayeron al suelo, y el hilo del pesi-
to Sc arrollo.
Vi6se enseguida que el terre.
m1to era violentiSimo v que el fe-
n0meno azotaba otra vez a Ia Ame-
rica.
Las b11mf'as nohrlas
Los telegralnaS de Mexico anun-
ciaron enSeguida que a Ia rep1blica
hernana habia tocado Ia mala
Suerte.
Fl terlemoto bati6 la parte me-
ridional de la Republica, castigan-
do duramente el estado de Cue
nero.
En- una extension de $4,000
mil1as cua lradaS, Ia sacudida fue
tTrln"nda Y las ciudades de Chill
panoingo, Chiapa Y TixtIa. eleva-
has ca c>e radio, vinieron 4 terra,
causando gran numero de victimas
y dejando q la intemperie y sin re-
cursos a millares de familias.
Calculose, sin embargo desde
los prlmeros momentos, Que esos
estragos no serian los tinicos: el fe-
notneno, por las senales impresas
en- los selsmografoS, tenia que ha-
Der Sido de mayor alcance V mayor
fuerza. En- inquietamente Sc espe-
raban mas noticias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
EOIcT0! JUOICIALE

-4Fso.-A las personas que ne
cesiten insertar en- este periodico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
IN 'orte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04
Viaje rapido
Il heInoso Y c6modo vapoT esp2ho|
LEON Xiii"

Ia Compana rasalanca Espanoa M vae
xaonao saendo 8de Mayo
partendo de puerto mismo d Canaras
celOna
La Compafa ha dspueso de puaddo que
VaPor correo del Fl de este poda
anOtado
Slendo extremada socud pasaes omndamo antpar
las para reserVa egro esa alberto has,
ia IS de Abri
La tara de pasaje a la usual, para dir
girse sus consgnatarios
Snhrinnr do Ennniann
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-04

empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
tos por conducto de nuestros agen
te& Las personas relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran Ell importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
inSerciones.
La Administyatt5n de LA Demo
cydc1a.S
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Jan. 26.-The stock mar
ket was subjected to severe pressure
again today and the fall in prices
added to yesterdays decline forced the
level generally lower than that of the
low level of Friday OF last week. The
mystery OF tho sources and the mo-
tiVcs of the selling increased its eff
feet on speculative sentiment. The
tendency Of the market to rally from
time 10 time UiScloSed that short sell
ing by bears was holding Il share in
the responsibility for the weakness.
The most pronounced of these rallies
came after the appearance of the
bank statement. notwithstanding the
weak showing of the banks. only So
216,400 Of the expected $5,o00.000
cash gain appeared and the $22,ooo.-
oG0 loan expansion sWellcd with de-
post items and reserve requirements
10 an extent which reduced the sur
plus S2.S9T.900 to $15,S63, 500. which
compares with Il surplus of $15.S29, $50
at this time last year. The loan in
crease was attributed largely to the
taking up of railroad note issues, to
which was added to $50,000.000 Of
one year notes by the Vanderbilt rail-
road companies. Reports from the
bankers having i'll hand the sale Of
these notes of the eagerneSS With
which they were bought and the high
cr t'ClatiVe price they were bringing.
compared with recent issues had an
influence on the stock market as a
possible indication of Il release of capl-
tai for investment from the tied-up
condition which has threatened a
check to enterprise. The report from
Washington that the intended recall
| of government deposits from the ma
! tional banks on February /, and after
| wards was to apply only to the S12,-
| 0Go ,O00 deposited in December and
| not to the SS0,000.000 which has been
| on deposit since last September cor
! rected an apprehension felt yesterday
J of severe pressure during February on
/ the money market from that cause.
| The market did not fully hold its rally.
| and the closing tone was irregular.
Total sales of bonds (par valued
| $1.036, 900.
| Total sales Of stocks today We're
! 365,S00 shares, including Copper Co.
| 500. 81. Paul $500; PENNSYLVANIA
| 22.700: Sugar f.S00: Tobacco 500; A.
| c. L.. 700; Reading $1,000: Union Pa
cifo II 100; t. s. Steel $500; Chemi-
cal 800.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29

Cash auot.tnrs ccre is loL0ws
-Four steadt. stoier natect 2gt1. 50: stratRh
i0d3 ~: bahere 3Go12 50. wheat No
7s4s5 No p as2 No red 74'3o75's corn
.,, No. White Is 30. whte, g. .
}n re 10 2 63G - good feeding barcv
-..--. falr TO choice maItiug hiia59. No. | fax
seed. .l6I. No Southwestern -: timothv
seed. sG0444'. clover contract grade I3.ss
short ribsNoose) ss7d 8.s2'7 mess pork Der
pol i6a2taa ara per 100 100 las. !, $50
key, basis Of high grade wines p.
New York Provisions.
New York Jan 26-Ftour firm Mime sot a
patents 4 ddnj.tu do naEcrs i.to d375 WINTER
patents 30 as p; str"tnEts sSo65 Co. -
Rye h"nr d4il fatr to good 6S43.so.
Buckw hcag -four quiet 2i0G2.z0
Bucswneat quiet i.25.
Corn nea} du}rt. the i.i5-L &c coarse G3 81
10 kiln dred 1otft2.0
Rye nom. NJ. W e>tern CO.'S.
l3ar.ey nom. ieeding 4a. mailing AZ.
wheat spot firm No. s2a May
- corn x, Z ''' spos titu,, No. ?, 55H. Jan. 81.
May a2Ss Ju jo34
Oats ste ads. mixed Al
Ret. lifn. family ia.t08lG. 81; packet II Goa
t2.oj. mess SOP" s.sf; bcef ha rs 70 sGo p ~.
Cut meats stea7y. picked bellies j0@i2
Lard firm. Wes.err prime. o.6)as. 10. refine !
Qu.et, Continent 10 10 compound a.7@s SIS.
y PSr Pr O6 firm fI7ny sois o. short clear
TalIow flrn. city CAS-. country 6nM54
RosIn. steady. strained common 20 good 40
Turpenune steady. 73n7l;.
Rice steady, domestic fair to extra 344 0f 3s
Moesses steady. New Orleans 30@s8. good 81
choice j7af fe.
Coffee spot. steady No. 7Invore 7.
santos No, q. s. rnb7 STEADY. cOrdOva 80
l1tz. futures 10 pc nls higher.
sugar steady, fair refining ? 3l-32. centri-
fugal S6-test 3ii-R, moaSses sugar2 23-}e. re-
fined steady cOhfectioner's AGO. mold. A. SIS
cut loaf $50 crushed $50. powdered i.so.
granu!ated so cubes 5G5.
Butter firm. extra creamery > G32ba. com
mon TO extra 22n.2 state dairy comm0nf
firsts 20 029. renovated common TO extra !ftd
20 western factory common To firsts II q
l0h2 westarn extgas a firts 2tN 2.
Cheese quiet. State fun re4mcry 12G1iH,
large. i0zsNt3iA skins gall.
Eggs firm nearnS selected Whit %. do
choice 81 ISL mix q .Xtrji 29920 western
fl SIS 26 see md, 25n2bi.
Potatoes st .at y Bermuda per bag $50 G
$50 Maine per bag i.otM! bj, Long Island per
hbl 80. "a Jersey. State and Western LIS
Di.30, sWeets-J Jersey per Dbl i50G2.S0 South
ern i.3JNi.S0.
Peanuts elEet, fancy hand-pic1ed GA
other GOr0estlt. Jr. a 3}4
Cabbage steady. 49,. a.. per 100 lbs. white
Danish ssed per ton I400@i7oo do red
220Dd 1000.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool 1886
Cott0n sc ed oil was irregular and Il shade
lower on fime summer yellow.
Prime crude t mills. 37Qd ......, prime summer
yellow 46H. prime white 81. prime wlntcl
yellow 5o
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
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The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
Baltimore provision Market.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2j-Ftour quiet winter
patents 570d1 30. sprng ratenLs 2Nd 460
Wheat fIrncr 81 OF contract 7t .Wss No.
red western H"oti7. Gamer No. ; red 71n7!.a
Souther0 by ample pl6He7
Gorn firm. spot a9MMa. steamer
mixed SouLnerD. wn'he $500
oats firm. No. white 4jo1 do ; W lite
i2iat M. 2luxed. I01aM+,
Rye uutet. No. " eslern lCw II
Butter firm fancy imitation 25n27. q.
creamery 80 i. 10 !adc. -lG24. store packed
17n10
Eggs firm 81
Cheese active. large l4's medium laas small
1853
sugar steady. course granulatcd 500. fine
Sol
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
HERE'S TIL. LIMIT.
Train Was Too SLOW. So the Tramp
Preferred Walking.
(Kinst0n Free Press. }

tl\lDSt6n Free Press
Speaking about slower schedules
for trains" said an a. G. l.. conduc-
tor to Il Free Press man. reminds
me of an amusing little incident that
occurred to me, on my run the other
day. out from E>inston to Weldon
my train. which is a local. was hcav-
iiy loaded and ! had a good deal of
work to do on the trip. At ANdcn |
put q tramp off just as | was pulling
out and went OH to WinterVi}le, where
] had right sharp to do. While
there the tramp passed me and the
righteousness of the situation the
tramp making better time than my
train, prompted me to invite him to
ride. He thanked me very kindly
said that as he was in hurry he
would have to decline.
THE joke was on me-
The itlaht name.
Mr. August Ssl.erpe. the popular
C>erseeI Of the poor, at Fort Madison,
Ia, says "Dr. Kings New Life Pills
are rightly named: they act more
agrecbiy. do more good and make one
feel better than any other laxative.
Guaranteed to cure biliousness and
constipation 25c. at all drug stores
Bat silence isn't necessarily golden
talker may have something to say
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
COTTON MOVES
CON1RAR|W!SE
Net Gain in Spite of the
Indications.
TRADING WAS QUIET
Moderate Demand Was Sufficient Il
send prices pWard-port lse-
ccipts Continue Large as
Compared VIII. the Fig
urc~ for Il Year Ago.
nrc~ for Il Year Ago.
,ny the Associated Press,

Sew York. Jan. 2C,-The cotton
uarl.et opened steady at a decline Of
one point to an advance of one point.
and i'm spite Of lower cables. bearish
visible supply figures and large esti-
mated receipts for the new week,
prices advanced to a net gain Of 10 &
points during the middle session on
covering Of shorts and local bull sup
port, which was encourag ged by Il bull
ish English estimate of consumption.
Trading was quiet and it required only
II moderate demand to advance prices
Receipts @t the ports today 80, $50
bales. against 41J30 last week. ana
1922 last year. For the week 275,-
600 bales against 299,153 last week
and 132,3GS last year. Today's re-
ccipts at New orleans 1856 bales.
against 2-I26 last year. and al Houston
1857 bales against 3,185 last year.
NV Noii.. .JIa. &c -spob closed steady,
MiGdnhE Lt4and~ ii 90 nfddlnR gull ii 2o.
sales -..-.., UAgca. E"A0. futures closed steady
II s-n HtfrI
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
NcM NOrI. Money.

New YORK. .Jaa. .26 -noney OIL call nominal.
time loans flrlner so days : 80 days oiaGa-z
mos. oiagy13. Prime mel canttle paper 5s4 q OF
Sterling exchange easy. " tn actual bushes
in bankers bills n 4d5 41G 1850 for demand and
asi % asi5S for fH lay pills. Iostcd rates 4o,ta
435az1 n......, G nrnarcla bills I6iiso as 20
ernment bonds steady, Railroad bonds steady.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
Dry Goods.

New York, Jan. 26.-L4arge sales Of
cotton goods for forward delivery have
been made during the past week. Light
weight ducks are in better demand
Print cloth stocks are very light. Fine
white goods are selling freely in jon
bing houses. Linens are being opened
and importers stocks are low. Burla ps
are easier.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29


Iei Mechlenburs. AMI Mf. iIal7ha0 II
Caldwell.
All jnS4Ct. NT Morton Uft-latW-
said he MS satisfied tbs >ete m iii
btll Ihul SlaN Ha~ III. deliberate
Judgment afttE fult H. bate II large
majority of the members pf Tic
:fousF, anu 4e would not preNt ut
fur. her argument since Thursday
he had received telegrams from SoH-
c.tofs buifE Moore and Carr and had
taxed WITH solicitor Jones. and ati
we're favorable ~ the bill Ine onlt
Solicitors not replying Mere those liy-
ing IN the districts represented ~
Representatives Dowd burlington
and HarshaW. these Solicitors being
Messrs. I.inney Hammer and clark
son.
Mr. HafshaW again spoke III support
of his amendment t. place the salary
At $1,000
Mr.. darlington. in advocating lis
amendment. providing solicitors
should receive fees. except When theN
reached 81 800 the surnlus should b.
turned into tn" treasury. said that II
the Justice bill DasSed. there would
Immediately follow. not onlA Iedis-
tricting Of the state, but an effort to
Increase the Judicial districts. thereby
making more Solicitors and JUDGES
Mr.. Winborne made an extended
argument in support Of the bill.
strongly condemning the principle If
fees. and giving illustrations - their
demoralizing Influences.
Mr. Null OF Cleveland opposed the
bill in an earnest sDecch He said
the people had not demanded the
placing Of Solicitors on salaries and
each Legislature for wears had re-
fused TO place Solicitors on uniform
salaries because tho work was not
uniform and il was not fair lo Solici-
tors having a great deal to do. 10 pay
him no more than those having but
little to do
The reason So many Solicitors were.
fayoring this bin was becausc most
Of them were not getting as much as
$500 per year
Mr. Justice. rs that the reason
Your Solicitor is opposing il because
he gets q great deal more -
Mr Null said he did not know that
Mr. Clalkson was opposing ii, and
asking Mr.. Justice if he did Mr.
Justice eaid vcs
Confirming Mr. Null said 10 was
ranrasnntjno fhe interests of his pco-
nIe ANA MOI that of his Solicitol. Or
any other. but lie did not want tho
Democratic Solicitors in the big dis
trir,s WORKING nearly III the year i'm
order to pay hi.s salaries to Isepubii-
can Snlicitols in fhe small Ecpui,Ii-
can districts.
IIc then showed Where IN several dis
tr.cte. criminal courts convened from
n,,l,. - tn i, weeks Ill lie whole <o:tl.
while other districts took - week e
He insisted that S250U for twelve
weeks work were too much for amy
officer who had tho Whole Of thr
balance Of TIL. wear to devote to his
private interests.
IN reply 10 an enquiry from Nh
Justice. il placing solicitors on uni
form salary would not be the FIRST
practical stem towards re-arranging
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29

Wl1nng,9G Jan, % ~TarpentIne ,.,..., .,...,.
R0sG ficu}. j.85 receipts 2Ss bbls
Tar firm. 2.5D rerciu.s 200
Crnde fr1n. 3So. Stand % receipts II
Charleston, Jan Is -THrpeutine . l
SA7%unah. Jan. 2i-1prpentne. 3 steady 70
sales 1i2. r"cclntS no shnmnnts i4SS
kosln. steady, sales 2 4. receipts / 70
sEi .rm@uts, 9'58. slocl1s 1iH7.
A, b, {, a,'0. l.. 40 E. 40 r, AS; 6
-. u 40 50. K. d Is: M $40: N 90
VIC &c " W b 50.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
Divorce Runner Declared Idl~c.

Mr. Peabody also declared That fls~
repo-t that HARRY ThaH and his aife
were plating i divorce n Tina ii
+ acquitted is also faisa IL said
that Thaw and his @ile aie more tn-
-eparabiy bound together today than
before the ira 9edy
II MAS said today that evidence p.lli
be uut before the jury - prove that
eyer since the Madison square Garden
tragedy last Jun the entire l5F5ug
expenses ~ May Mekenzie have been
paid by some one connected vim the
ThaN family The district attorney 1.
sid t. have copies ~ bills patd oa
Miss McKeHzic.s account If fhc Hotel
Lorraine. Miss Mckenzi. viii appear
Is witness for The prosecution dur
ing the trial having been subpoenaed
by the district attorney.
one of the reports in circulation -s-
day dealing ritl ThaN motive faf
shooting Stanford White Nas - the
effect that on the night before tae
shooting Thaw called ou White aid
exactcd from him Z promise III would
~ yer tfy ~ communicate Nith I1t.-
lyn Tha~ again. II was also rep9rt
cd that While 1T dinner III tile Cafe
Narti. four hours before the tragedy
Thaw Intercepted Z note from Whit
| asking Mr.. Thaw ~ meet him.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29

-lf oHe 4ad one make one. uy deaf,
and we're the yue thatsz made
Therci8 be ore less - us. 'tss clear.
- T. fs. are sou afraid
10 feed and eiothg us "nen we Is
one
Tan dollars shout1 bc plenty
- .thv should sou spoil all the fun
Bs making me aa}t for twenty"
said Sine.
.'Tfue. one and one make one. ts sa44
iii Loves arithmetic
+, lsh ] could get u through my head.
tt agures n1 not quick
Buf ~ 4eu sI4tcr sue got married.
remember a. sseii as can be
They tackled that same old problem,
And found the answer three."
VIII s. Gf4ley III Feb. Bohemian.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29
Legislative Proceedings.

oo'oatlnued from Pass Fltr ]
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-01-29

The Professors Wife-BoDby has
been very naughty my dear. and YOU
must phip him at once.
Tho Professor (wearilS1 Must i bc
dopc2
Yes. gave him his choice getting
" lhpped OF going to hear You lecture :