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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
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EL FISCAL piDE PENA De MUERTE
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ted eli tempo que medic entire su deols-
raol6a ante Ia poliefs , 10 qae presto
en- Utuadoa
Il. No recuerio.
ID. D6nde declar6 usted primero en-
el ouartal de Ia poiiefs 8 ante el Juez
De Apiantas?
n. Faf primaro MI cusrtei2
d. Caaudo uskad fa& al euaFteI vic
slli algano de los proeessd0sf
IT. 81 senor, vi i los Torres, AceEe-
10 S los demss.
Ss. PessiIsests. Vi5 ustei que eoaa
poataaroa s Bernah6 Aeevedo y jose
Torres.
I. s. senor. porlae eIlo= deofan que
no era verbal que estuvieron en- IA par
tida, como yo tscfa obligsds-
r. C6mo Is Intimidation a aste<a para
qas diiera 10 qae hrbfs dieho?
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
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rf1sL4 lt9aGt8H an Espalel, daf laeal en-
iita1ias iAa4lltiiA0 para 81 eaIneHa5fs als pre-
CID dR III nesst nanada sbs0Hiaefal
al eieIngIsaG,. Las pers4sr,ae diITn gts- son
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. en- lA aaisiaalfa a ltisi se1lores
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

I r No hiee reparo-
M4rfa de la Cruz Delga3e de 1s af4ss
de eda5, casads. Tecina del b.rFTO
Gnago. ,Tara decir verdad eontesta
4 Ia Presidenciz que coaoee 4 los pro
eesados CON qaienes no. IIeva felacipnes
de amIatsd.
ST. Fiscal E< ustsd hiia de don
Antonio DeIgadoP
IT. 81 selor, hija-
f. Esta usted easaia con jose Maria
Craa3
I. 81 senior.
E. Sfrvase reIatar 81 Tribunal To-
ocarFido en casa de u padre ia noehe
del 50 de Septiambre de I59s.
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ssonl6. vIeadio s1.aRR -FFaarts dos indIvl-
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desgass Tlegiroa nEchGa ma1s tauPe
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D las aajeras que nos eacsrEsral1los
en- q calrEo agIf sgntfaFnos el-Fnte
gero no VII mas usia-
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los sansosf
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
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Vl5lEESsdIil,3 IB I0aH i. BRESl1Sa

Esorisa a saeo4 eigarrilIos y
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

AAa aal> SsAaSiaaleae0s 10 sf&tls3G,
Mwtkt5ts e0aaQ RepeoSeRsaa3a de Petel'
\ RICO. 4 Us aNpreS&eSeS por el So
ae MaESeaz9s peP0 ef9Q que eE P0e
u9G0 aa kaGeTt0 &ieo Ro PeteA6e e@a,Efar
10 t@Go d "a ssoftseta tie Ia PoslSsea
americana. S38Q que des4a P0Fsef los
aaY0reS eSfleez0S 8e S4 1nteltseaeia
y az Sg y0ea@tad para c9asr1oaIf a
eta gran 0hea tte aRa0nea v co0S0
N5aeilsa eatre el pQe6bo americana Y
III F5el9EQ p@eFt0rFlQ9 RGes &Si
eQlae 4 bQS fees ed8eagfsQS Scsa tau
@.seeSaRtglS COMO las tsceloaeS tel
ESsP0. eI tFaeajo Las aPtltaaeS
tkel adl@ieseentes eS indispensable que
ea esPlria@ paasftaiRf4 44aE4o eQAe2rf&
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

Una ma d ifl.a fhi4,,a n n.,u;.,.,
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= siaaasa-. issssilll'F'sa H!eipenli1 a7Ief--
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r. -al sfHaa 1l41IsssssSerf lII1artnagvall
allIn "a sla LIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
l.J

del elIItIvIl da d1cha pIstutaG. en- as-.
ta Bsla,. esarfffn per uan Jss1r1s,ataIltat
ultIgalInr aes atIsreIla. ra,a hoia
Li0 rem .firernnas 4 nsffass Ias atS-
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que Sc gdvlla ssr I81lg39rts = tres etssn~~
bssvQss aEiE nliSF para st frlll4
Ponce. . 3e. JaIGa de Igtlii Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
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IL Ia nn5 n5IsuL1nz E4fElRsrsssa1ssr. "a T.
E1sa5ssf.11A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

VI YES ~ 'hiA 81 tils Ia etslles a.
slHnda para JElihA,ass, tH,lfaE. Y, i l.,o
lsEIlalf laa1ff s,sn
sa o. st'a - 70 laHses s1tEn9tleljF
J. =! H. tll'aaal tla4s ltIIasli iiI,i -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

aala p ae1ef smeS en- verso
DE
EA-.F1Ir1 AA@T1A
llAaeu4a ean Ia red action IL. la E5s
aa.2fsBsl.4 r eil Ell 0iasEez 0t8.o al prec4a
Ell 5ltaB3fes prev viueizsl.sss e5erpIar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

Con las cersmonlas proplas de es-
tos casos, oelabrS sa session inangn-
raj q Console Eleeativo dc Puerto
Rico,
CamhiadaS las prlaerSs impresie-
nes y nofabraao Mr. n@ut para
presidente ael Consejo, este ala lee
tura al discourse inaugural quEpe5tl-
Games 81 Sahad0
Terns;aade que hubo, hlclvrea
nso IA IA palahra los eonSeiesCs
seAores Matlenzo " do Diego,
ia "A sintoSis DO esos diseursos
QOe publica Maestro ealega a Qla-
w, No so ae modo clare Ia meta
peculiar que earaoteTl2a 4 ses dos
paFtldos politleos, Federal y RepQ-
hlioaAo, eaya representation ante
q Cesselo tieaen, do Diego y Ma
tien10,
~ Para q0@pUeda 81 pals lr eSta-
Fbleelen3O Ia allereneia enEs,nbas
representations, vamos 4 publican
81 extraoto lie esoS alsearSos.
Habta Matleazos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
Ell Ha8EsAE


SiittIsaia en- llnl8 da los patajas uTlis
6eIldls u aiIrhgrezeus dts esta ei1pI.feF
H1ifoIbAcI3ness e0m2das,, Vaatilasdsls y
da esaneradlE han9Ia4sa
"a sInVen c7nliillas j taqdaa hgra>s
Ids se3loras + ts]s lIl0s ss{a1au aBaI-
d1aais pGn INA Eespe6a3le lainiJll qtIe
1a11Iisl en- La mlsnIal casa
Riiegios Linn dadAsjinos
Ponce. ealla lIss zn TeTra Ne ii. -
,IaEl6jg3 rs Ig(1t3f
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

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Regueni pa4a hisa, an n,..os ,,.,' ,s.sA,'
b0s SODA YKAHHH e1..,,s,. -. ..'Alll.
4. .1sls .llsiAita faleesa desaa haea3,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

WIalisl NlIS,iA n 63f1SEIstosFrrf
0ira,a sfs seS-tinios profsss,,..,..I,. -
la lRaeinaats 6 ,is,sr,iciis, Fs,,ss,..-
linossz--slni1. 9 rqtse A1as'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

.iTIs iMHlS : :. l1s -, &c g.. 9
two de tal5aci1, qlEis eIn estzB ull4lreIlt-
6a hay das venhI a SO caEntaa15s orc
la seee1nda. 1fflcIl5n dat
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

4 COMO REPRESENTANTE DEL
PUEGto nE FUERr0 RICO, aeSea-
81 ,a3&srar asl agcadeeiessanta al tto-
bi8rao To los GStad0S pnia0S por la
c9aoe,IaA dol R5gtpae0 C&ysl. qtea mi
GA .,ss.a nUe,a era y,se pFesS5esiela8
sara IA lsla, At paeNlo ae Puerto Ri
ta reeoaeee IA S@aa3Qrta GO ia poll
sbNsa asReFte2aas y 50 oGsresars, sin
Naturalization Y Sle lsesaReia. e0Qa0 an
aalosasea0te i FAX 3lSePasss leeelQneS
a7s p@ealo anaeefeano. Scstenlend0 so
9sgSa&ssl1a3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02
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IA Dsmoeraeia' no teventa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

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salsirsstfss eaarif1r s,,s,I,., 80.
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Fsera Gsrxo1os Q FgtnaaeaIsa

arsG!0s da aasalts 81 9fa az7m,jGallG
MllHif s.EDalf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

FssfNSsiaa1nos s las Fer4onasl sglts tara,
lEtn gvsadaSS enRefTssisa8 arr ssttss asealflts.
'fina4t IN. sc alSvan haAar Il raseai.as,asss,,
~ e'se. y rs1r sialaggeilis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-02

Elrte ~'1Ss. Eause.
3s PONCE De sansss.
amM aAM gARqpRss
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-05
LONG DEATH LIST
Estimated Loss Of Life by the
HObOken Dock Fire Placed
at Two Hundred.
Accurate Count Impossible as
Bodies of the Victims Are
Reduced to Ashes.
Majority of the Unfortunate Peo-
pie Employesof the Steam
ship Companies.

New YORK, July SIT Is not yet
possible to state accurately the number
of dead as a result Of the fire on the
docks at Hoboksn, but the first reports
of the FIRE, which represented the steam
ers and the piers as containing many
visitors and prospective passengers, are
not borne out by investigation. and it
seems likely that nearly all victims in
the wrecks were employed in some re.
spect by the steamship companies.
Nevertheless, already 40 bodies have
been recovered. #
Hundreds are missing, and no esti-
mate of the number Of dead now falls
below 200. Of many of the dead no
trace can or will ever be found, their
bodies having been reduced to ashes in
the furnace. It is reasonable to sup
pose the rescued will soon report them
selves and the list Of the missing will
be a list of the dead.
The loss of property sustained in the
destruction of the piers, docks, ware
houses and smaller river craft will ap-
proximately be covered by the estimate
made by the Associated Press, Sc, 1884,
600. The North German Lloyd line
holds to it's estimate that their loss
would be under 100000.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-05
Rules of Registry.

The marked revival of interest in
cattle breeding has set afoat a number
of inquiries as to whether cattle graded
up by successive crosses of pedigreed
bulls can be made eligible to herd
book registration, says The Breeders
Gazette. These questions are answer
ed in the negative. No herdbook &C
cepts for record animals that are grad
ed up from unregistered cows. All ami
mails registered must trace to recorded
stock through both parents. Some
studbooks accept horses that have
four or five top crosses Of registered
sires, but herdbooks are closed to all
animals that do not descend on both
sides from ancestors already on record.
Five crosses of pure blood practically
eliminate all alien blood and establish
the type, but breeders maintain that
the saint yet remains, however small
the percentage of scrub" blood may
be, and hence refuse herdbook record
to animals thus bred.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-05
DID IMMENSE DAMAGE.

waterworks Reservoir Bursts at Grand
Rapids, Mich.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 3.-The
reservoir of the city waterworks system
burst during the day, letting loose q
deluge of more than 100, 900, 900 gallons
Of water upon thickly populated dis
trict on the hillside beneath it. The
damage is estimated at hundreds OF
thousands of dollars. Houses and barns
were washed away, others were badly
damaged and district three blocks
square was partly wrecked. None Of
the houses in that district escaped dam
age. Many are filed with sand. The
Grand Trunk railway tracks were un-
dermined and the trains had to be sent
around by the Pere Marquette route.
Mrs. William Cooper, aged 80, was
swept away by the food and buried in
a mass of sand and wreckage. Her in
juries may prove fatal. Her husband
was also badly injured. A number Of
others sustained minor injuries The
district swept by the flood is occupied
by the houses of workingmen and the
losses are consequently the more badly
felt. .- .."'.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-05
Trimmed Sheep.

Some complain much about the in
Equity Of trimming sheep on the ground
that it is an attempt to deceive, says
Professor Thomas Shaw in The North
western Farmer. There is only one
way Of looking at it. The aim Of the
average man who. trims sheep is not
so much to deceive as to improve the
appearance of his wares. To that end
horse is groomed. 1t is to improve
her appearance that a maiden deco
rates her hair. 1t improves the appear
ance of sheep to have him trimmed,
even though he is free from defects.
But. even though the aim should be to
cover up defects, there Is one class OF
men from whom the defects cannot be
hidden-that is to say, men who under
stand the chief essentials of good NUT
ton form. When these can get their
hands on sheep, the attempt to hide
it's weakness will not avail. In this
we have another illustration Of the
fact that knowledge is power. The
men who are to excel in live stock in
the future must understand it, else they
cannot hold their own in the fierce
competition of today. In this we have
a powerful argument for teaching agri-
culture in our colleges and In giving
every attention to the short course in
these colleges. Young men of the farm,
look into the short course at our agri-
cultural colleges. 1t can do you much
good. You ought to take it when it is
not possible for you to take the longer
and fuller course.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-05
DOBIE'S LONG HORN,

under the civilizing influences Of the
barb wire fence and frequent "round
ups" his wild spirit has been brought
into thorough subjugation. He meas
ures 15 hands and weighs between
1000 and LOO pounds. -.
His enormous horns, from point to
point, measure 9 feet inches. The
horns could easily be made to measure
over ten feet if taken off the steer,
steamed and Strengthened. When the
steer is standing in a natural position
on the level ground. the tip ends of his
horns are fully six feet above the
ground. .aHa -
The Dobie steer left a few days age
on his long trip to the Paris expos
ton. His keeper is Captain D, a..
Hardy, one of the best known c6Wmen
in Texas. 1t will cost a snug sum Of
money to display the .'last Of the long
horns" in the gay continental capital.
But Mr.. Dobie is liberal as wei as rich.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-05
! THE DOBIE STEER I;
TEXAS SENDS AN OLD TIME
LONG HORN TO THE PAR
IS EXPOSITION.

- b ri
Texas contribution to the great Paris
worlds fair will be the Dobie steer,
says the New York World. Out of
the Lone Star State there may go
other exhibits of a remarkable nature
bearing the legend, "From Texas"
but there will be no exhibit quite so
remarkable and yet SO truly character
istic as the Dobie steer.
The Dobie steer Is the property Of
J. M. Dobie, owner Of the Kentuck
ranch at Ramires, Live Oak county,
Tex. This particular steer, which on
the ranch goes by the name Of Cham
pion, but is known over the state as
''the Dobie steer" was calved about
1891 close to the Mexican border and
was bought by Mr.. Dobie in 1894 in a
herd of 1000 beeves.
Since that time the steer has been
domiciled on the Kentuck ranch. where
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were one after the other towed away,
but four Of them burned so furiously
that they did not stop until above the
water line they were nothing but
charred masses Sailors asleep in the
holds had no rescue Passengers on
deck persisted by the score.
1t is feared that some of the Christian
Rndeavorers who were to have sailed
from Boston Tuesday for Southampton
on the Saale have lost their lives. 1t
was said that some Of these peo-
pie had come to this city to inspect the
ship, which had been chartered to take
500 of them to England, and that they
were on board when the flames broke
out on the pier.
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FILIPINO LEADERS TAKEN.
General Macarthur Reports Two Impol
tant Captures. ..

General Macarthur Reports Two Impor-
tant Captures.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The following
cablegram has been received at the war
department from General Macarthur:
General Aquino, prominent leader
insurgent forces, surrendered uncondi-
tionally to First Lieutenant John J.
O'Connell with Macabebe scouts on
June 20, with 81 lilies and ammuni-
ton" r.. y ~ &a e& Is
General Mac Arthur also cables the
following: #t% aEE...a. @#sg e.
General Riquart, leader of threat.
ened uprising in Manila during this
year, recently very active, captured
July by native police between Pace
and Stana.'' 80 @m.e
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BURGLARS BADLY INJURED.
Used Dynamite in Attempting to Rob q
Chicago Safe.

Used Dynamite in Attempting to Rob q
Chicago Safe.
CHICAGO, July "a bold attempt by
two masked men to loot the safe of the
Globe Laundry company was frustrated
by an accident that may prove fatal to
one of the marauders. In exploding
dynamite to shatter the lock Of the in.
ner door of the safe one Of the men had
his right hand torn away and his arm
shattered, while the other was struck
in the face by flying fragment Of
steel. i tE y
The injured men fed, leaving gagged
and bound on the floor three men en-
ployed by the company whom they had
surprised sleeping in the room adjoin.
ing the Office. ..s
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Cowboy. and Cinnamon Fight.

CHICAGO, July ga special to The
Chronicle from San Antonio, Tex,
says: According to meager advices re-
ceived here fight occurred Sunday be-
tween eight cowboys and ranchmen
and Cinnamon belonging to the Pei
Chung colony located in Duval county.
Four Cinnamon are known to have been
wounded, one fatally. Fred Howard,
a cowboy, was wounded in the chest.
The timely arrival of detachment of
state rangers saved further bloodshed.
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GOES TO RAINY LAKE.

Company A of Duluth Departs for Scene
-. . e. of the Indian Trouble.
DULUTH, July accompany A, Third
regiment, M. N. g., left on a special
Duluth and Iron Range train at 10
o'clock under orders from Governor
Lind to proceed to the scene Of the In
dian uprising in the Rainy lake region.
The company was in command of Cap
tain Eva and consisted of 45 picked
men. Adjutant General Lambert of
st. Paul has been in the city arranging
for transportation, rations and other
details. A quartermaster and surgeon
from st. Paul accompanied the troops
It is not expected that fighting will oc-
cur, but the men do not expect to re-
turn for couple of weeks at least.
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ENTIRE BLOCK DESTROYED.

Twelve Business Houses Burned at
Browns Valley, MINI.
BROWNS VALLEY, Mimi, July 3.-One
entire block in the center of the town,
comprising 10 business houses, was de-
stroyed by fire at a. m. The total loss
is estimated at $500 with insurance
of $4,000.
The city has no fire protection and
citizens with buckets did yeoman serv-
ice in preventing the flames from
spreading to the opposite side of the
street. Two weeks ago the city voted
bonds for a system of waterworks.
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Caused a Loss of $e5O,OOO.

MILES CITY, Mon, July 3.-The Gus.
ter county wool warehouse, two dwell
ings, a barn and eight cars burned here
during the night. There was 100000
pounds of wool in the warehouse, par
tally insured. Loss $3.50, 900.
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/. /. Cousin Of w. J. Bryan.

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, June 25.-Will-
lam Is. Jennings was nominated for
governor by the Democrats on the 44th
ballot. 4 The nominee issa first cousin Of
WI. Bryan Of Nebraska. He i . ma
tive Of Illinois, but removed to Florida
In 1919
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safe-plower. .. washburn.

WAsHBURN. Wis, July 81 Burglars
blew open the safe at the Omaha depot
but obtained nothing for their trouble.
The explosion damaged considerable
furniture. This is the second safe
blowing within week.
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Jealousy and Murder.

WALLACE, Ida, July SIN q at Of
jealousy, and because he could not
marry the girl Of his choice, A. O. Mar
tin of Pendleton, Or, shot and killed
Miss Wilson and then fatally wounded
himself.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-10-18
NOTICE

| wish to call the attention of
the public to the fact that the
tiitshing grounds of the Oconto
River running through Sections
IA, 90, "a, 25 and the North East
quarter of 36, Town "a North,
Range IS East, are Private Fish
ing Grounds, and the undersign-
ed kindly asks the public not to
tresspass on these grounds.
There are sign-boards in black
and white on the East and West
section line between Sections IA
and II, Town "a North, Range
l5 East, and all along the stream
to the quarter line running east
and west through Section SO,
Town 34 North, Range Is East,
stating Private Fishing Property
Yours Respectfully,
c. Fl. FERRY.