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an order upon b. +. Dunning. attorney fol
the Board OF Trade. and Gregory Perkins
Jr., secretary OF the board, to show cause
why they should not be punished for con-
tempt in having conspired to defeat the
payment Of this money. A hearing was
had before Judge Shaw on the merits or
August IL. and he promptly discharged
Mr.. Dunning and Mr.. Perkins from the
contempt proceedings, holding that they
were not guilty of any such offense.
On the 18th OF August Attorney Whit
ney presented to Judge Van Dyke another
affidavit, setting forth the same matters
as In his first affidavit for contempt pro-
ceedings and obtained from Judge Van
Dyke another order to show cause issued
against Mr.. Dunning, Mr.. Perkins and all
of the partners and members of the firms
of M. A. Newmark & Co., Bishop & Co.
and Newmark Bros, requiring them to
show cause on September / why they
should not one and all be punished for
contempt in colluding and conspiring to-
gether TO prevent Gregory Perkins Jr. pay
ing the orders of the court, and for abuse
of the process of the court. Judge Van
Dyke had just returned from his summer
vacation and was not advised of what had
occurred In his absence before Judge Shaw.
and Mr.. Whitney in his affidavit omitted to
make any reference to the proceedings
that had occurred before Judge Shaw
When the matter came up before Judge
Van Dyke yesterday, Mr.. Dunning pre-
scented the answers OF himself, Mr.. Per-
kins and all OF the other persons proceeded
against. which set forth The proceedings
that had taken place before Judge Shaw.
The court inquired of Mr.. Whitney what he
had to say in reference 10 the proceedings
having been taken before Judge Shaw.
After an Intellectual attempt on the part
OF Mr. Whitney to Justify his bringing
this second proceeding, the court held that
the judgment Of dismissal in the insolvency
proceeding In no manner prevented the
creditors from bringing another action to
recove rtheir claims; that II did not affect
or destroy their rights or their remedies
to prosecute another action for the recov-
cry of their debts, and that II was no con-
tempt on their part nor on the part of their
attorney to prosecute such proceedings, nor
was it contempt on the part Of the as
signee to refuse to pay over the money
that had been garnisheed.
The court dismissed the contempt pro-
ceedings against all of the respondents
and also denied the application on the at
torneys for Herman Kolm TO require the
assignee to pay over the money to them
pending the garnishment proceedings and
also denied their request to have the money
paid over to the sheriff pending the pro-
ceedlngs. and informed Mr.. Whitney that
his client would have to establish his right
to the fund in the hands Of Mr.. Perkins
in the Attachment proceedings
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Ontario N otes

ONTARIO. Sept 1.-The sad news OF the
death of Hattie Butler on Tuesday evening,
was a surprise and shock to the people
here. A few weeks ago to all appearances,
she was as we'll as usual but typhoid fever
did its rapid work and she succumbed. The
remains will be buried this afternoon in
Bellevue cemetery.
r. s. Knoles of Ontario has been in Los
Angeles for few days. Wednesday he APP
pea red before Judge Wellborn and was duly
admitted proctor and solicitor Of the United
States courts.
Constable Wilson of Long Beach was In
Ontario yesterday in pursuit of stolen prop
erty. He returned without the swag.
Mrs. Clark. residing on West H street,
found upon returning from visit that her
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WOULDN'T BE GOOD
Hubert Sprague Would Not Listen to
Advice So Must Suffer for It

About a month ago Judge Smith deliv-
cred a severe lecture to Hubert Sprague, a
12-year-old lad whose home was at The
Palms. The boy had been arrested on a
burglary charge and there was testimony
to show that he was an incorrigible. The
court felt like giving him a chance to mend
his ways, however, so after delivering a
severe talk, he allowed the boy to go on his
own recognizance.
The lecture had no effect, for the boy has
proved rather worse than better. He re-
Gently stole five or six dollars from his
fathers pocket and sojourned at Redondo
for several days on the proceeds of his
theft, having a great time with the fish
ermen Of the vicinity. Other petty crimes
were the subjects Of complaint at the dis
trict attorneys office. so the boy was ar
rested yesterday, and without further cere-
mony was committed to the Preston re-
form school during his minority
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house had been entered. Two watches and
si.verware, with other articles OF more or
less value were taken. Constable Murphy
has done good and rapid work and secured
from a man arrested at Pomona the two
watches and a pair Of gold spectacles.
Rev. Mccarthy and wife, residing on the
South Side, have been sick for many weeks
with typhoid fever. The children have been
placed in various homes here and are well
cared for Mrs. Mccarthy seems to be doing
well but Mr.. Mccarthy has had relapse.
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General Court Notes

Augusta ]. Dunlap has brought suit
against Anna ]. Trundy, W. J. Bryant and
Mary A. Bryant for the collection of a
promissory note of $500. secured by mort
gage on fourteen acres Of land in township
SOUTH range 10 west, S. B. NJ.
Francisco Miranda, native Of Mexico,
was yesterday made citizen of the United
States in Judge Smiths court.
Harriet Wiedmer has pettioned the court
for the probate of the will of her deceased
husband John Wiedmer. who died in Los
Angeles on July 30th, leaving an estate con-
s!sting of realty and personal property
valued at $4,000.
Lucretia Lawrence was yesterday grant,
ed a divorce from Edwin Lawrence in
Judge Van Dykes court.
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The Time Expired

Mrs. I. L. James. the former wife Of Cap
tain James, who is serving term in th'
San Quentin penitentiary, yesterday pro
cured a license to marry.
Mrs. James was divorced from her formel
husband in August of 1897 and IN May o.
this year license was issued for her mar
riage to Mr.. Carter. But as the law re
quires a year of grass" widowhood from
divorced women, the marriage was stopped
and the license Cancelled. The required
year having elapsed the couple were made
happy last night. Justice Young perform
ing the ceremony.
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AGAIN CONTINUED
Harry Clark Will Not Be Tried for
Murder Till October 20

Harry F. Clark, the young man who Is
chaged with the murder of Wong Sing Hi,
the Garvanza Chinaman, was to have been
up for trial In department one yesterday
in accordance with the terms of a con-
tihuance granted in July. Then, it was
the desire of the defense that the case be
cor tinued until such a time as Clark
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Supreme Court Decisions

Opinions were handed down yesterday by
the supreme court in two cases appealed
from San Luis Obispo county. They were
W. G. Witter against J. P. and Tennessee
Andrews, a suit to enforce payment for
street work, and W. G. Witter against the
San Luis Obispo Building and Loan asso-
citation, the same character of action. In
both cases the judgment Of the lower
court was affirmed.
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OEA tbs

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UPSON-In this city, Gladys, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Epson,
aged: years and 26 days.
Funeral services at residence, LAG North
Water street, Friday at 2 p. m. San Ber-
nardino and Santa Ana papers please copy.
HINE-In this city, September l. 1898, W
L., beloved husband of Sophia Hine
aged SO years, months and 81 days.
Funeral will take place from his late res.
idence, No. 249 West Fifteenth street, at 4
p. m. today. Friends are invited.
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Suit for Damages

Mary E. Beale has brought suit In the
superior court against ]. A. Coovert, G. O..
Caldwell and others, praying for $500 dam
ages in consequence Of the defendants al
legged action in willfully and malic!ously
allowing their stock to Craze on and destroy
the PLAINTIFF pasturage in May. June and
July Of this war.
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Miss Austin Resigns

Miss Anna D. Austin, who has filled th'
position of assistant librarian for the pas
three years, has rendered her resignation
to take effect Immediately.
1t has not yet been decided by the board
of managers to contiue the office Of assist
ant, and in any event no appointment will
be made for some months.
1t is understood that Miss Austin will
DON be married to a prominent Los An
geles business man.
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Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly in bottles or
kegs. Office and brewery. 40 Also street.
Telephone 81.
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JoTTIN0s

Lovers of good driving horses cannot
miss It by buying one OF our No. ; Chester
Columbus Buggy Co.'s driving wagons.
They have the Bailey hangers. long-dis-
lance axles and quick-shifting shaft COUP
lings, HaWley, King & Co.
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We have taken the agency for the Column
bia bicycle. Our motto is. Get the Best"
However. we have good wheels for $40.
Hawley. King & Co.. Broadway and Fifth.
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Young Criminals

There was remarkablo array Of infan,
criminal talent before Judge Smith yester-
day morning. when five lads were arraigned
on a charge of burglary. They were Paul
Porter, Arthur Jett, Ed Lindsay and his
brother and Johnny Sellman, and their Of
Tense was that of breaking into canning
factory in the vicinity Of Sixth and Easton
streets. They were arrested some time
ago, and on promise to be good, were tenn
porarily released, the case being continued
until yesterday. Reports were to the effect
tina: they had behaved themselves, so the
court continued the case for six months
longer, exacting renewal Of their prom
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Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eck'
strom's, 3A South Spring street.
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santa Fee Trains to Redondo
Leave La Grande station daily at S:5S q
M. 1870 p. M. 6:35 p. M: Sundays at $3.50 a.
M, 1855 a. m. 1870 p. m. p. m. Last train
SUNDAYS leaves Redondo 8 p. m. Downey
avenue SIX minutes earlier: Central av-
enue twelve minutes later.
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father could be present, and that time was
stated as about September l.
The defense now announces that he will
not reach Los Angeles until the last Of
October, as he has to come from q point
on the Copper river In Alaska and the
journey is long and uncertain one. a
further continuance until October 20 was
therefore granted, with the understanding.
however, that II the parent was not here
by that time the trial would proceed.
Criminal Court
Judge Smith Of Department one was on
the bench yesterday to hold the first regu-
lar session of his court for several weeks.
The first case to come UP was that of
William McNaly, charged with criminal
assault. 1t was set for hearing on Septem-
Der %.
pleaded not guilty, and his case was set
for hearing October 8. He Is accused of
forging an order for $3.50 on July %, with
intent TO defraud the Wiltshire Posting
company, Charles Mueller and Charles E.
Rogers.
The case Of James Hughan, who was
charged with grand larceny, was dismissed
on the recommendation of the district at
torney.
wildr!ck and Reher, charged with bur-
glary, will be tried on September g.
The appeal of James j. Murphy, con-
victed In the Justices court Of battery and
sentenced to six months In Jail, will be
heard on Saturday morning.
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Chiropody

One man said Mrs. Sullivan's treatment
of his corns was worth $500 to him. An
other man with corn on the sole of his
foot said no one else had been able to cure
it. Her treatment is painless, land It cures.
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Children's Shoes
Kid Gloves

broidered backs, white, tan, red and
brown; all sizes are among the COM
bined lines. Good $l.25 quality. IN.
guaranteed. TODAY OYC
ONLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Brocaded Satjns

600 yards Of Heavy Black Brocaded
Satin. handsome designs in figures and
scroll effects for separate skirts, 8 yard.
makes a skirt. The kind you would
expect to pay $1.00 a yard for. 20
TODAY ONLY 0NC
WV
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MISUNDERSTANDING <N3f1< 1&k&1<<&&>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-25
sc VEN EpE

En- ell barrio Tibes tres cuartos de
hora de la ciudad de Ponce, una eetan-
ola de 400 cuerdas de cafe, platanos
guineos { nfnldad de arboles fIntsles
lncluso nisperos y eoeos. ~
La cruza Il camino que desde los ba-
nos de Quintana conduCe Adjuntas,
J limita en- toda gu psrte este con el
lio Portuguese, tiene comoda y espaciosa
casa de vlyienda, con corredsraa debajo
para sscar cafe, tahona para pillar eso
grano y molino para yenteaFlo, casa
para tieIda y vivlepda sobre 81 canine
real, otra casa 81 COZ tado dc ess con
horno para hscsr pan, y yar'as easas
nas, para msyordomos J agregados.
Adeplas de los oafetales que tlene ba-
10 sombra, ell reato de Ia estancis eeta
de maleza monte bien dispuesto para
nuevas siembras de cafe.
Para precio de esta estaneia informa-
"a don Francisco Cartagens plaza del
Mercado en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-25

Una estanoia oompuesta de 10 ouer-
sdas en- el barrio de la Ci6niga, lugar de
Adiunstas, ha eido sembrsdo en- gran
parte q cafe y platanos pero hoy esuk
enmalezado y Sc realiza en- precio como
do.
Para pTecio de esta estanoia fnforraa-
ra don Francisco Cartagena plazs del
Mereado en Ponce.
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NEUROSiNE RRUNlER
ELECTRICISIA AMERICANA

De reareso De los 4stados- Un5dos, ,ccn ar
sxtsnsa fsCfnLa ,1e Eimkres. s,ctoLes, bs,t4
ftas, sianlres oelnas accsaoxios, ofrece ii;
tnaYo SUE seTy1eioe para inztalaelc1s5 aios
srices ce teslas ciases, para s,1oueiar cc5oa>
fo1 medic Qe ta e.essaElcsoaa
Poage, ~ ae lss,rs aes sac
{CrisfiDa D. LUIS sAAAaAB.
eota: IS faciiitan presHf41estos sasa palI
ie2a11c4s. -
eENgyeEgsgssgNgaEtas dEaENa T.sygr.Eiza "a VIEens
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ssFERsEnAnEs.Es sT0kaso o eVaa shsssaala,


Uns caldera -multibuhalar de acero
que mide IA pies de largo por de diE-
metro, con en- caldereta de yapor scco,
est6 en- Ia playa de Ponce doDde don
Felipe valiant, puede il formar De su
preoio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-25
lnEeresantisimO

Vino tinto de mesa, de Ia "Vinicoia. espa-
fola', en- caias de IL botellas y de "a me-
dias botellas alambradas, y en- barrices, ca
lidad tan buena q mejor que Ell vino francis
detallan Boysen & Ca. Playa Go Ponce.
Julio 15 de 1897 I'm
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Ponce, FL de Matzo de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-25
*Easta es mas barata

buena de
la
las demds
de
er6neo 20 caiicalo
hga
de Is un excee tonoo creador de de
Ia debhdd
M ease
dshgdodsb opeoqu D hd sa -
Dr,xrs NUEVA YORK.
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81 TETUAN ST.

Constantly buy and sell GOLD and
BANKNOTES, and issue DRAFTS on
all mercantile centres of the world.
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IMPORTATION DIRECTA

~. En- Maysguez Sc venae Ia hsrina d.
trigo americana q s l2, arroz de la in ia S 81
isb6n amarillo 8. manteca de l2Al6 pesos
segun clase, ,papas pesos, hierro garbanizado
$ S. alambro de puas cebollas 4 81.
~. Aver fa6 curada en- la sala de socorros
Paula Mangual, dc una herida contusa que le
in6ri6 Maria Rodriguez.
~. Regres6 antes de aver de Ia Habana,
en- cuya Universidad des smpehaba una cktedra,
nuestro ilustrado compatriota amigo don
Sergio Caevas Zaqueirs, reoientemente NOM
bEado catedrAtico de Psicolcg(a, L6gica FL
loso6a Moral del Institute Civil de esta isla.
Viene el senor Cuevas oomisionado por Ia inn
portante revista ilustrada sEl Ffgaro,> uno de
las me1ores q ie se pubioa On America, para
estrechar las reaciones literarias entire Cuba y
Puerto Rico, cuyo noble empefo deben con-
tribuir con 50 decidido concurso cuantcs se de-
dican en- nuestro pals al cultivo de las letras.
Hoy mas que nunca oonviene buscar ancho
campo para nuestra literature regional, cir
caascrita hasta Ia feoha 4 los estrechcs Ifnites
del terrafo, sin eco sin resonancs en- Ell ex'
terror. Creemos Fues, quo todos naestros es
critores secundaran con gusto e rrop6sito del
ssflor Cuevas, contribuyend conservar naes-
ira personaidal literaria. De este asunto nos
.%** FL caerpo de vigilancia seguridad,
segun rumores quedarA en- su puesto, pero sf re
Tornado por III hume o mayor de <poc6 mana,
queaando en- sas respectivos puestos los sub.ins
peotores don Nspomu<eao Flores don Pedro
Pefls, asf como los oeladoree, don Rafael L6-
peg don Rosendo Miro Mucho nos p'aoe,fa
yer confrmado este rumor, por tratarse de en-
pie ,dos que hasta la fecha han merecido la con.
tanza del gobierno eapanol por su rsctitud
buenos servicios.
~. Ell Gobernador general propuesta
del sehor Secretario de Goberua,i6 ha expedi.
do decreto ordenando SO le devuelvs Ia fanza
que tenfa constituids, al director m6dico de ma
YES de este puerto don Pedro Fuig, concedi&n-
dosele la excedencia en- su dest.no
~ Ei gaarda municipal Rafael Garcia
ha dado cuenta de que en- la cal!e de la Cruz
mum. 20 promovieron una rifla CON escAndalo
los iadviduos pelr6 Piqu6, Juan Francisco
Miranda. Eusebio Lan1r6 Felipe Mangual,
sa!iendo lesiorado Ell d!timo, que fu6 curado en-
la sala de socorros.
x*x Con motive de saberae que Il ls es la
entrega de la plaza por los espanoles los nor
teamericauos, con muohas las personas que dc
los paeblos circanveoinod sc han tfasladaio
esta capital
-. So dice qua don Francisco Rivera
Colon, sera nombrado nuevameDte inspector
general de yigilanoia, bajo la sobersnfa norte'
americana.
~. Han sido coniucidos Ia Inspection
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Decimos quo ESQ no tieuo nombre en- min
nii n lonnn a Ia humann

Decimos quo ESQ no tieuo nombre en- min =
gun lopgnajs humane
Mas no para ahi tan ius6lita question.
Los so!dados anericsnos do Ia Playa han
come.ido la insigne brltalidad de sscsr de su
propia casa los trabaj aioros dc los muelles,
que no de eaban trsbaja al precio que SO les
asigu6, q cu'atszos, baazos q fuetazoa, ca
yendo horidos en- las GALES una lorci5u de cu
daaauos.
Pues benz Ia suerte ostA oohada.
Sc qu.re qno ell hijo de Puerto Rico true
que sus entuslasmos y sn amor en d,s len y en-
odio, y niDgun cs!nino mas aproposlto para
aloanzar tai resultaios.
Nosotros snponemos que ell ej6roito ameri
cano no scepta nj pue % accptsr tan barbaros
procodimientos.
Sapsmos por inf rnes posi.iyos que Ia
primora autorldsd mil! tar de la ciudad no les
acepta tampoco, y que por gu orden SO sveri
qua Ia v>rlad del suacso que cs tan clara co.
mo el sol.
Pero ESQ no exine, no va solo L la auto
ridsdes americanas nj 81 ej6rcIto sino la ma
c5n entera-si no son sometidos un consejo
dc guerra esos soldalos del aaatema del mum
do.
III muh'o cipi:zsdo, en- efeoto, tieDs fjas
las mirsias en- los procedimientos del yanqui
eli las aItlias, es una vergianza para ell ciu.
dsdano de la gran patria dc Washington que
Sc cuente las nacioucs qao, despues ue doc!a
rar que vsnfa las antiIlas imYoncr la lter-
tad, nsneje o foete pa:s hjear 4 hombrss
inermes.
lQu6 diian todo esto LIS puartorri 3ueilos
que contribuyeron con hu c,nsejo que ell 60
bierno americana nvadiera nuestrs isla?
" que pGnsarAn los que sin ir Washing.
tong creyeron qde 81 adyenimiento d. las le
gionss aDgloamericanas iba & sehalar el comen'
70 de una era de tranquilidad, de djgnidad :
de expansidn?
Por naestrs parte, decimoa que basta.
Es verdad que nuestra isla esta aun en- es
tado dc sitio. Pero aunque no Sc tratsra de
una de las naciones mas andes libres de Ia
TERRA, no hay estado de sltio en- ningdu pueblo
que autorics estos procedimientos inaudtos
Repetimos que basta.
si las autoridades militsres civiles de
la isla no ponen ooto, defntivamentc los
desmaues, que al des!ustrar los prestigios del
e;e1cito americana siembran Ell odio entire los
yanquis nosotros, el <Correo de Puerto Ri
co, propondrA sus compaheros de Ponce en-.
War Washington una comisi6n que exponga
energicamente ante el gobierno y ante la ma
con americana, nueatras que as.
DetrEs dc la prensa detrAs de eea conf
si6r, estaran las 6rmas yel apoyo de ouantos
cudadsnos sean capaoes de sentir que les en-
cerde el rostro la vergiienza.
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,PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA !

de Vigilaucia los. individos Iuocenoio Tapia y
Eatebsp Medina por rila y escauds|o en- Ia via
publica:
~ Deseamos var por esta ofcina don
Enrique Jim6nez, professor de taquigraffa E
idiomas. 1915
~. Fl celador y los dos vigilantes de po
licfa de Humacao SO quejan de que ellos no
Sc les hays pagado los sueldos devengados, Sc.
gun n6minas irmadas que estan en- poder del
habiitado del ramo.s
~ La oomision de la Cruz Roja del dis
trito de la marina, ha donsdo, con aprobaci6n
de la se6ora Presdeuta doiia Dolores A. de
Acuha, trents blusas siete pantalones de drill
los soldados enfermos que marohan para la
Peninsula.
~. FL balandro <San Jose, ha salido de
Csborojo con - 900 kilcs de sal para Aqua,
dilla,