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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
EDIoTO

En Ia Certe de Distrito de San juan
In re.-Jose R. Carazo,. peticionaric.--
Sobre caducidad de instancia y cance
lacion de embargos.
A don Avelino Elizaide, sus herede
ros, sucesores 6 causahabientes; q Il
social "Fraile y Ca" sus sucesores, IL
Quidadores 6 caus lhabientes.
Por cuanto: el abogado don Jacinte
Texidor, q nombre de don Jose R. Cara
10 presento ante esta Corte una peticior
escrita solicitando 10 caducidad de Ia ms
tancia en- juicio ejecutivo seguido por dor
Avelino Elizalde contra don Jose r: ca.
razo, ante el Juzgado de Ia. instancia de
Catedral de San Juan, y en- ell concursc
necesario de dicho seior Carazo, ante e.
Juzgado de Ia. instancia de Vega-baja, a
que fueron acumulados tales ejecutivos,
en- cuyo concurso aparecio tambien como
acreedora la social "Fraile y Ca. y; 81
guiendese tales autos en- 1897 1898 J
1899. Y el promovente Carazo soliclta
asirnismo en- dicho escrito que Sc alcen
cancelen los embargos tomados por dor
!. Ayelino Elizalde en- dicho ejecutivo sobre
las sig.iientes fncas:
AZ Una r1stica de cuarenta cuerdas
de terreno en- el barrio de Santa Rosa,
tkr1uino de Bayamon; lindando por el
norte cor otras de succession de Angel
Umpierre de Jose Carazo; por el sur,
con terrenos de Rasilia Rondon por el
este con el camino Guainabo; y por el
oeste, CON terrenos llamados de las Ami
mas;
By Una r6stica de cien cuerdas de
tetreno, en- los mismos barrios y termino
que la anterior, y colindante por el norte
con terrenos de Francisco Bularin; por el
sur, con los de Enrique Bularln Beatriz
Aloz; por el este, con los de los de Ma
nuel Calzada y Jose Maria Placer; y por
el oeste, con los de succession de Garcia
Maitin.
Por cuanto esta Corte dispuso que tai
pretension fuera notifcada 4 don Avelino
Elizalde y a "Fraile y Ca" "a sus her
manos, sucesores, liquidadores 6 causa-
habientes, dandoles el termino hasta II
de septiembre 1907, contar de Ia publ
caci6n de este edicto, y disponiendo que
se hiciera esta citacion y sc inserte este
Edicto en- el peri6dico LA DEMocRAcIA
de San Juan de Puerto Rico, por el ter
mino de treinta dias, una vez por semana.
Per tanto:
Por la presente sc notifca ustedes
Ia apretensi6n deaucida por don Jose R.
Carazo en- el expediente antes Inenciona-
dc, y Sc les d. aviss de que 81 no compa-
recieren 4 alegar 10 que tengan por con-
veniente, dentre del termino antes expire
sado, Sc dictarA orden accediendo a 10
pretendide por el premovente don Jose
K. CaraE6; J este edicto ha de publicarse
una vez por semana durante cl termino
appntado.
Y de orden de Ia Corte y para su pu-
blicaci6n, expido, bajo ell sello de la Cor
te, este edicto, en- San Juan de Puerto Ri
co 4 is de agosto de I9o7.-Jose E. Fl
Kueras, Secretarie de ID Corte.-Por A.
Marin Marien, Subsecretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
!unta E'el!aI Dc Vega-Itl

Existen en- esta jurisdiction :,
escuelas rurales vacantes. Los as.
pirantes q elias, pueden .presentar
sus solicitudes en- esta ofcina has
ia el dia IS del corriente mes.
Vega Alta, septiembre a, 1907.
-El Secretario, Ramon ,Oystni.
AIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
0TRAS AOT|C|AS
Donaciones del Ayun-
tamiento de esta ciu-
dad. Vio1aci0n.
SALA De SOCORROS
Falta de peones para la reco.
gida de e.-Apertura del
Ins tituto de Lajas.

81 ayuntamiento de San
Juan ha hecho dos donaciones: una
de Glen dollars para las festas de
San Mateo y otra de igual cantidad
para la obra de una caneria que Sc
va a instalar en- el Asilo de huer-
fanos de Santurce.
Aver fueron asistidos en- la
sala de socorros, Manuel Melendez
y Ramon Rosa, de heridas en- la re-
gi6n plantar derecha y Alfonso Gar.
cla, de herida contusa sobre el arco
superciliar izouierdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
XVI

Cuando ROuvenat entr6 la granja, Meier no dormi-
taba.
-Jacobo dijo Pedro acabo de legar Femicour los
magistrates los gendarmeS parteron ya puedeS omar
e descanso que neceao NADIA que emer estas
Salvado.
Que dices?
Juan Renaud ha sdo reconocido culpab estaia
en- la carcel de Vesoul
Meller miro Rouvenat estupefacci6n.
-Pero IS imposbe exclam6 leso 10 puede ser!
Sin embargo es Ia veJdad Juan Rnaud ira Ia sudien.
Cia Sera coudenado
All! ah! veamos repic6 Meier con agitado acento cs
de los dos esa locol
-Couservas juco yo el mio No conlprendes
naa Vedad pues ben esucha cuao personals
creto dc 10 que paso la ultima noche m LII ha one no r. d.
nuncara sere mudo tumbs Juan Renaud
Juan Renaud, dces, Juan Renaud sabel
--Todo.
-Rouvenat, iqu6 quiere decir estol expicae
Ay tarde el cazador de lobos euyo en- Ia gtana lie
vaba una escOpea quiera que que Ter,se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
Julta fS(9Iar d! Ps tiIIiS

Vacante la escuela rural del ba.
rrio del .Cacao Alto,p a kil6metro y
medic de la poblaci6n, Sc anuncia Dor
dos veces en- LA DEMocRAcIA. Los
profesores que deseen desempe1arla
deberan presentar sus solicitudes al
Secretario de la Junta. Tiene asignada
para casa-habltaci6n ocho dollars.
~ RAMON LEBRoN, Presidente de
la Junta. 81 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
GAN@iA

Sc vende una maquiuaria com
rleta para elaborar aIhcar que acaba
de rendir Ia actual zafra, compuests
de uu moliuo ingles de tres masas dc
s6 xaS, tarho vAcfO, centrffugas, cal
deras, Clasi6cacioreS, espumadores,
fondos, bombas, tanques, romano,
alambique. etc, etc. Todo q precios
NAV reducldos. Para informes dtri-
rirse & don N. Fernandez, Apartato
de corroos n6mero ais. San Juan,
pto. Rico. SIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
JUNCOS

La Junta Escolar de est, pueblo
inuncia la vacante de dos oscueIas
pteparatorias, una de elias eli la mis-.
ma poblaei6n y la otra en- I'm barrio
nuy cercano que dista unos ounce
minutes del pueblo. Los aspirantes
que presenter enseguida sus solicitu4
des. 3,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-07
BUEN SURTIDO

Tenemos el mayor gusto de
avisar a nuestros favorecedores, que
hemos recibido un surtido nuevo de
faldas negras y de colores, que hoy
vendemos al precio sumamente ba-
ratio de 4. so cada uno. Tambien
Tin surtido de Abrigos de Seda, de
todos precios. Como siempre nues-
tras mercancfas son del mas alto
grado y daran la mayor satisfaction.
DAVID BELLAMoRE
81 Allen, altos y bajos. San
Juan, P. R. 3o-1s
-Por violaci5n q la ley que
garantiza al comercio contra coac-
clones y monopolios, fueron acusa.
dos por el fiscal, los individuos En-
carnaci6n Lebron y Antonio More
ra.
-Viene tropezandose este aiic
por los cosecheros~ de cafe con el
Inconvenience de la falta de peones
para Ia cogida. Ello Sc debe q
que muchos individuos Sc hallan
ocupados en- las obras de carreteras
de la isla, donde obtienen mejor
retribuci6n en- su trabajo.
Las Qlm0nQnQS Sc cuYQn
en- 6 d IA dlds, con Ell UNGUENTc
DE PAZO, va sea simples, sangran
tes, con picaz6n, 8 externas, po rebel
des que sean.
-Ezequiel Santana, acusad,
de hurto, ingres6 anoche en- la car
eel q disposition del juez munici
pail
-Ha dado 4 luz felizmeute Il
Catafo una he1mosa nina la esti
mable seiiora doila AL. jandrina Ra
mfrez, esposa de nuestro correljgio
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Paris. Sept I-The death has been
announced here Of MOnsign0r Z. Cauappe Roman
Catholic bishop Of tie Island 0f Gusdeloure.
Paris. Sept. 2.-It is officially an
n0unced thi, afternoon that tie peace negotiations
AZ Casa Blanca with tie hustle lIc1-s have failed
and that Gen. Drsde viii resume the offensive.
Shanghai. Sept 2L-A decree was
issued yesterday by order 0i the DOVaggr Empress
establishing = legislative council, "TzlC Chang Yuan.
preliminary 60 the establishment Of a parliament.
Wilmershayen. Germany, Sept. I.-AT-
blerymeu unloading quantity Of ammunition at
the depot here TO-DAY. dropped a Shupnei shell.
which exploded. killing five men and wouudiDg four
men and two women. who were passing
Paris. Sept. 2L-JaCk White. the son Of
the ambassador. is passenger aboard the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II for New York lie VIII eater the
Harvard Law School and intends taking UD a diplo-
matte career.
Tokyo, Sept I.-It is stated that Japan
has ordered battle ship Of ls O0 tons Of the Fair
Geld ShiU6gildms and Engineering Company. OK
Goyan. Scotland. The feature Of Der construction
viii be her great width Of beam
Mexico City. Sept I.-Fuller details Of
the wreck on Thursday on the Mexican Central
Railroad az Eucarnacion. where the ri PaSO express
calidcd with a freight traiu bring the total number
of deaths 10 g. and the number Of injured Is now
given at IS.
Paris. Sept. I.-Oficial figures published
to-day show that France VIII reap b0untitui harTests
this year. The wheat Yield VIII be l51S71Ool heCtO-
Hters against ll45Ci.o11 last year; rye viii yield
y ]Ci2Ol0 against I1.15l00 and mIsliG. 4 mixture
Of wheat and rye viii yield 2F4ooo. against s9OO0
hectolitcrs.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
MODERNISTSBOW BEFOREPIUS
Leaders Of Liberal Movement Pub
licly Approve Enoyolical.
Its Collapse in Italy Expected to
Have Widespread EGect-Stamps
Pope Statesman.

-
I''l-ll' sept -----9"4 ItIeeIlAs "l1Aoul
uloW i'll defense or modernism, ADDE'S
Murri and ATdigo, the leaders OF the
Italian tendency toward extreme liberal
ism In The Catholic church rrbIisbed q
declaration -,-5s,- ar,,~-,-;,,,, the por,o,s
...,,,.,ri--7 g. It,, - -. a..
''''s -i U'-i''-S III 81
terms.
The two abbeS' Capitulation IS accepted.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

st. Louis, Sept 21.-AIrs. Pearl Hogan,
Of this city. las sued her husband for divorce. ou
the gsOund Of n0u-suppurt- Size earns SIS week
and her husband gets s..
WiI5esbarre. Pa, Sept a.-By an ex-
plo9ion cf gas In one cf the mains Of the Iebgb
and Wilkesbaue Coal Company. at S0Dth Wilkes
barre, to-day, three men killed ard Eve injured.
Chicago. Sept. q - Congressman and
Mrs, Nicholas L0nyroyth arrived in Chicago shortly
after O'Clock This afternoon. going 90 the Audi
torium Annex. They left this evening fer their
home In Cincinnati
Los Angeles, Sept. 2L-The American
Press Humorsts closed their convention i'm this city
with an entertainment in the Auditorium. at which
about $1,000 was taken IN tor the fund 60 erect
monument 70 BIZ Nye at Laramie. Wyo-
Minneapolis, Mimi. Sept 2L-The jour
nal prints a story frum E5ciotb Mimi. saving that
violence has broken ont In the iron range. board
ing house. in which ten nOu-uniOu miners lived was
dynsmited Yesterday. None of the men was injured.
New Orleans. Sept. g.-With S20l0 cash
on his person. George " Lettcu, son IF Charles
Z. Letten. doflultiug tax clerk was arrested to
day The police are holding the money. which. it
is alleged. is part Of the 100000 or more the young
mans father ccnfesses to have stolen
Peoria. H.. Sept u.-Whne passing
through Peoria. from his home in Saybrook H.. 70
Omaha. as a member Of an automobile party. George
lnHlt. detu seventy -ute years va, lost luurSddN
night. and the efforts Of the other members Of the
party and the police force have failed to find
trace Of him.
Eaton, Ga, Sept 2l.-The jury in the
case Of Porter and Reed Jones, charged with the
murder Of Robert F. Adams this morning brought Ia
a verdict of guilty, with recommendation for
mercy. Judge Lewis sentenced both BOYS 10 life i'm
pri5oDmont- The prisoners displayed no emotion.
The murder was the result Of a family feu5.
Philadelphia. Sept 2I-Thirty-nine
young men, who have won Rhodes scholarships at
Oxford. sailed from here to-day the American
Line steamship Merton for Queenstown They viii
enter at once upon a threeyear course. There are
torty-d7e young men in the ClasA Several Of them
have taken passage on other steamship lines
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
PEASANTS ATTACK TOLSTOI.
Fire on House of Aged Count, but
80 One Is iniurcd


St Petersburg, Sept. 2I.-The jubilee Of
Count Tolstors literary activity was
marred by an attack on his residence at
Yasnaya POlyana, near Moscow. made
by armed peasants of the neighborhoOd,
according To reports received here to-day
from Moscow. Several peasants on Sep
tcmber Il. it is stated. advanced within
100 yards Of the Counts house and
opened fire on # with fintlock guns and
pistols, but were driven of by the gar
deners.
Although his family were much excited
by the incident. Count Tolstoi refused
To summon the police saying he had no
need OF defense against the peasants, to
whom he had devoted a whole life Of
labor and love. The next night however,
the same party Of peasants again ap-
preached and fired at the windows,
breaking them, and shattering mirrors
in the rooms. The attacking party was
driven off but none OF them We're cap
tured TOlStoi then called on the rural
cOnstabUlaTy for assistance, and they
searched the houses of the peasants in
the neighbOrhoOd. and arrested three of
the peasants on suspicion Of being con
CeTned in the attacks
Tolstoi il is added, remained calm
throughout the affair, and simply ex-
planned that the action of the peasants
was due to a mere spirit OF mischief
October :. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
BRITISH DIFFER ABOUT DIET
Address UNFOLDING Meat Eating
Causes Big Discussion.
Feminine Sex Incidentally Indicted
aS Smokers and Downfall of the
Candy Habit Predicted.

London. Sept. I.-The address delivered
by Sir James Crichton Browne TO the
Sanitary Inspectors Association last
Tuesday on the subject of the British
food supply, has raised the greatest con
troversy. The papers are filled with let
ters from experts and others discussing
vegetaranism and allied subjects.
Dr. Henry Forbes the welI-known ply
sician, comes 10 Sir James defense on the
subject Of meat eating. He claims that
mans position as the leader Of terrestrial
creation is largely due 10 meat eating.
lie denies the theory that meat eaters
are more liable 10 cancer than vege-
tarians. He states that vegetarian ami
mails are liable 20 caucerous tum0rs; that
the negroes Of Africa and the West n
dian Islands. who are fruitarlans and
vegetariaEs. are largely subject 10 can
Ger, also that vegetarlanism has a ten
denCy % induce tuberculosis He asserts
that Old people can add from seven 10
twelve years 10 their lives 10y adhering
70 q carefully arranged meat diet.
Dr. Josiah OldnCld q prominent ply
siCian. attacks Prof. Browne for saying
that girls in the lower classes. who are
trying 10 keep thin, eat le.dons and chalk.
He says they have no need 10 try 10 get
thin. being anaemic and emaciated any
how their whole life being Centered in
getting enough for their daily needs.
Another physician asserts that the diet
of women is now changing. owing TO the
growing habit of cigarette smoking.
which destroys ali tastes for sweets. II
is noticeable. he says. that women now
order savories and spiced and seasoned
dishes. instead OF creams for desert, and
for the same reason a dTUEged lOZenge
having strong taste appeals much more
20 the iaded feminine palate than does
ordinary candy.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
KILLED BY TOURING CAR.
Connecticut Farmer Has skull Frae-
turcd When Hit by Auto.

turcd When Hit by Auto.
Fairfield, Conn. Sept H.-samuel Jack
son Seeley, fifty years old and single. a
wen-to-do farmer living IN Plattsville.
was instantly killed this afternoon when
he was truck by a large touring car
owned by Dr. Victor Thorpe, OF New
York City. brother OF Brinkerhon
Thorne, the weIl-Enown former Yale foot
ball captain.
Seeley aIighted from a trolley car in
front Of the hall here. He walked
around the ear and stepped directly
I'm front of the machine. which WAS
going in the same direction as the
trolley ear. He was struck by one Of the
side lights. and in falling, was hit the
second time, crushing his skull and his
thigh
William p Driscon, Of Tarrytown.
\. Y, the chauffeur, was arrested. and
soon after was released on bail OF $500
for a hearing Tuesday morning Prior 90
his arrest he became hysterical and a
physician was called to attend him.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
EMIGRANT RECORD BROKEN.
More than I7z,OC0 Leave London for
Western World

London. Sept 21.-More than 177.O0O
British and Irish emigrants went to
the United States and Canada during
the past year. according to board Of
trade return issued to-day
The total is greater than that Of any
year since 1887, Canada received last
wear the largest number of immigrants,
81 .O00. nearly 10000 more than the
previous highest total for the Do
miniOu
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH IN BELL.
Pastor Of Church Punished by the
Ringer of the Chimes.

Rome, Sept. I--Bound to the clapper
of the famous Malalbergo chimes. the
parson OF the church from which the
notes sounded paid horribly this week for
wrecking the home OF the ringer who
compassed his punishment. The murderer
awaits trial in the MalalbeTso prison.
His wife has gone mad with horror
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
Mrs. lIcKee TO Rush Divorce suit.

Paris. Sept I.-AIrs. Hart Mckee has
returned 10 Paris to consult her father
concerning her divorce case. wlich she
hopes to rush through when court reas-
sembles in October. Those familiar with
French legal methods fear. however. that
It viii be prolonged. as usual in France
with litigatiOns where fortunes are at
stake. the fees being enormously increased
by continual adjournments
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
FiASCO AT The HAGUE
Prospects for Permanency
About Vanished.
FINE TALK; LITTLE BUSINESS
PIeuary Session shows Harmony in
Minor AFranEements-Dr. Ruy Bar
hosa, for -;r7zjf, Furnishes PropO-
Nition Over which Peace Congress
Split over Permanent Court.

The Hague, Sept. 2L-At to-days
plenary session of the Peace Conference
President Nelidcn read the arbitration
treaty recently concluded between italy
and Argentina. amid cheers. II Nell
doff dwclt upon the immense diplomatic
Importance of thcze documents from the
points Of view Of the principles which
the conference is discussing
The conference then considered an ar
rangement concerning ueutrals i'm the
territory Of bcIligereuts. Il adopted q
motion unanimously on the subject. the
articles adopted al the last sitting re-
manning intact The conference then dis
cussed the draft of a convention relating
20 the establishment Of an international!
prize court A lorgc number Of coun-
tries made reservations. but voted in
favor of the project. which was adopted
boy thirty-sevon votes TO one. with six
ahsteutiUus
Even OptImists Lose Hope.
Despite the apparent smooth sailing in
the conference to-day. and the harmony
on the subjects up for consideration this
afternoon. there Is but little ground for
optimism as 90 the net results of the
congress. All European friends of peace
and Of International arbitration as a
means 90 pe8ce are depressed over the
fading possibilities OF an agreement upon
several questions Of cardinal importance.
Hope has not b5en abandoned abso-
lut-Iy. but not even Mr. Choate. whose
spirits never have drooped until uow. can
find much reason for believing that the
American plan for court of permanent
organization can be saved from wreck.
or that "a workable compromise can be
reached as TO submarine mines.
Fine Talk Little Business.
AS Gen. Horace Porter puts IT, "there
has been "a lot of fine talk about equity
and humanity, but mighty Ftus business
in behalf of either"
Possibly a way OF escape from a com
plete fasCo SD FAR as an arbitration court
Is concerned, may be found in the sug-
gasdon os Baron Won Bieberstein. tha-
after The congress adjourns ii will be
practicable for as many as half the pow
crs represented to create a court by con-
veutiou among themselves.
But the principal German delegate
did not say whether Germany would agree
90 conclude such conventions with other
great powers
BarbOsn Throws Bomb.
1t vas Dr. BUY Barbosa. chief Of the
Brazilian delegation. who. by insisting
upon the right Of all states TO share
equally in the court. struck the first blow
upon the wedge that split the congress.
The great powers of Europe are un-
willing TO iutrust their interests to Il
body which might show q large majority
of judges from minor states.
N. Nelidoff said it was easy to per
Ceivc how the exaggerated preteusions
of small communities" might convert into
an instrument OF injustice a court con-
stitutcd after any pattern suggested from
the Americas. This was the rctort of
Europe TO BarhOsa and Brazil
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
HELD FOR WOMAN'S DEATH.
Negro Charged with Murder of Mrs
Lillian White Grant.

Chicago. Sept 2l.-The solution of the
Hyde Park tragedy that cost the life of
Mrs. Lillian White Grant, teacher and
church worker, at the home of Rev. Ed
ward Scribner Ames. $500 Madison ave-
nue., is believed to have been reached
The crime to-day was definitely charged
to a negro degenerate with d long crimi
nal record.
The suspect, Richard Walton. now liv-
ing under the name of Williams as a bo-
tel employe and rustabout in the Wood
lawn district, has served penitentiary
terms for larceny, robbery. burglary, and
vicious attacks on women of a similar
character to that which ended in Mrs.
Grants death.
Walton, OF Williams. is sail TO have
combined robbery with his fendish at
tacks on women and children. Wednes-
day, when Mrs Grant was slain. ne is
said to have run amuck and to have as
sailed two other persons.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
SToRERS BACK FROM EUROPE.
Former Ambassador to Austria
Amused by Third-term RumOrs.

Amused by Third-term RumOrs.
New York, Sept. 2-BeIlamy Storer.
formerly Ambassador to Austria. arrived
to-day on the steamer La Lorraine, with
Mrs. Storer. Mr.. Storer said that they
had been touring Europe for three
months. but in that time he had not
been In Austria or near Rome When
asked what he thought Of the political
situation here he said:
Il haye not been in touch with politics
for some time. and know nothing"
What do you think of third term
for President Roosevelt. Mr.. StoTerT'
The ex-Ambassador looked at his ques-
toner for a moment, and then laughed
long and hearty.
Mrs. Storer was more disposed TO talk
than her husband, but she refrained when
he advised her TO say nothing Then the
third term question was put to Mrs.
Storer, and she laughed even more
heartily than her husband. They left for
Cincinnati tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based upon
It's sworn Circulation-a circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital Its books
are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CATCHES TRAIN FROM TREE
Fugitive, Pressed ny Police, EIudcs
Them by Desperate Chance,


indianapolis. Sept 2-Orville Frocly
made a remarkable escape from police
officers here He was chased into Tipton
county. and was so hard pressed that he
climbed a tree at the side of the Lake
Erie Railroad tracks. The officers tried
to induce him to come down, but he re-
fused.
The officers got an axe and were start
ing to cut down the tree. when a freight
train came along. Frock dropped from
the tree and landed squarely on his feet
on the top of a box car. He was stunned,
but managed to hold TO the running board
and saved himself from falling off. The
train was running twenty miles an hour.
AdviceS to Upton officers 20 arrest him
met with no response, and it is sup
posed he left the train before it reached
there
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
Ocenn Stenmshins.

New York. Sept. 2.-AuiYed: St Paul. from
SOUTHAMPTON September il: La Louraine. from
HavTe September a.
Arrived out: EtUria. at Queenstown, Bremen, at
Bremen; St. Louis, at Plymouth; Koenig Albert. at
Naples.
Sailed from foreign ports. Kaiscrn AuEustc VIC.
tOria. from Southampton: La SaYoic. from Havre.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
ALL TALK POLITICS
Americans in Europe Get
Hot Over Campaign.
ROOSEVELT THE MAIN TOPIC

Even His Opponents Admit His
Strength in the RepubIic-Bryan
Finds out Too Late-PFesidcnt's
Policies said To Have Bad Eject.