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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17
COSAS De SAN JUAN

Perslste Ell ayuntamiento en- la celebration
de las festas patronales.
No hay entusiasmo fata dinero.
Por otra parte, no estan los tiempos para
jolgorios.
aunque hacen cuestacones
diversas comisiones
nombradas al efecto,
son muchas las protestas
y es facil que las festas
Sc queden en- proyecto.
Que Sera 10 mas acertado.
~
Claro estS que Egozcue, jefe de las tuTbas,
sps ilustres corifeos-6 carifeos- toman EN-.
peio que SO realcen suntuosamente fin de
demostrar uTbi Ct OTbe que nadamos en- la opu
lencia, que Mr.. Allen, como ell boticario de
La Verbeltd, tiene muchisima raz6n al haCerse
lenguas de nuestro foreciente estado econ6-
mico.
Pero los que pneden contribur al mayor
brillo de los festejos, Sc encogen de hombros
murmuran, dirigiendose mentslmente Egoz-
cue, con letra mdsica de una 2arzuela ,muy
conocida:
SEr9s ma alhaia,
perodesde luego
tapa Ia baraja
que te he yisto e juego.S
FL ardid politco que quieren utllizar los
republicanos en- su proVecho, salta la vista.
La intenci6n es manifesto,
y, mayor abundamiento,
va yeremos qnien Sc presta
seryiles de Instruments
No seran, de SECURE, los miembros de la
innta magma que envi6 la comisi6n Washing
Ton para que informase al goblerno de la tre-
mends crisis que atravesamos.
No serkn tampoco los federaes, que un
dia otro Sc allan contra la mentira ohciaI.
Pero bah l-.,..
Los republcanos Sc bastan por 81 solos,
Sin el concurso de nsdie, para ceebrar de ma
nefa esplendida y suntuosa esas festas tan
traidas llevadas.
Ahi estan don Guile, Bsrbosa, saon6n
Dones, Ros, Luzunsris, Pepe Bazan, Vicente
9ulot, Cruz Castro, Sanchez Morales, que
AbFlfkn galIsfdsmente sus areas, ponIendolas
disposition dc Ia Junta organlzadora
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17
EL GLoRo

Ferfeteria y quiucalla de Jose 0livilles.
Casa frndada en- 1857 Importation directa
Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Yo tengo entendido que la verdad debe
decirse, por ser verdad, asf como la mentira
debe callarse por ser mentira.
Pero 81 la verdad sc persigue, prueba es
segurs de que estorba la verdad, y cuando la
verdad estorba, etc etc 6para que sacar 20 la
nc'us6n? GMe voy exponer que me de-
nuncienp
Ahora bien, 20 no quiero meterme en- fl
losofias pues estoy dispuesto seguir dicien-
do 10 que Sc me antoje, sempre que 10 que Sc
me antoje no resulte injurta Q cdlunlttG para ell
C6digo, aunque resulte para 81 Captain Moli-
ma, que por 10 que veo no esta muy perito en-
ESQ de tnjlrids cdJumntds
Por 10 que q nuestro ideal Sc refere, con
la persecution no harau otra cosa que robus-
tecero aunque de 6l Sc separen agunos tibios
8 tinoratas.
Lo 1nico que Sc necesita es conUtcct6n y
ho1lrddez poIiGca, cosas ambas que les sobra
los federales.
iQue llueven denuncias!
va abriremos los paraguas.
Y ST sigue ell chaparr6n,
iqu6 lueva de noche y dial
I'm diluvio no vendrfa
muy NAL, en- esta OCCASION.
En- Caguas la insular police SO ha dejado
de chiqultas y hasta hace uso de sus rev6lve'
ros.
La suerte que no tienen punteria, que ST
no." pobre delindividuo quien le dispara.
ron la otrs noche.
olga. olga listed, sehor tira0r dy usted
Sc 6gura que las balas de su revolver son yNlt-
tds 8 lereles?
Traguese una vera como la va a digerlr
al cementerio
No estaria demas que el teniente Panlagua
le diera algunas ecciones de bdltsttcG sus SUI
balternos; porqne de 10 contrario van embd-
lar mas de cnco.
Yo no creo que su regamento les de auto
ridad para tales tirltos.
Porque ESQ de que una madre para un hi-
jo para que, despues de criado, venga VI guar
da puni 10 mate de I'm tro como un pittrTe,
vamos, serfa ell colmo de las iniustlclas
70 aconsejo que todos
los federales
para evitar aCas
mayoree males
81 divisan IN guardia
con so mdchiYd,
Sc Slntiguan tomen
por la otia esquina.
Siempre Ell Mismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO


San Juan, Mayo 16
Hoy con gran acompo iiamiento ha lido
Bayam6n el honorable senior Obisto, con obje-
to de asistir la aperture del colegio catofco
de aquel pueblo
Por esta Capital Sc decia que Paoli no ira
Ponce; pero despu6s me enter6 de que GUAM
do regrese de Arecibo, que sera el lGnes, sal
dra para aquella cludad
El vapor americana <PonceS no ha tornado
puerto; pero esta seiialado por ell vigfa de San
Cristobal.
Grande es la animation que Sc observa pa
ra asistir esta noche al teatro. La obra que
Sc pondra en- escena sera ola Doores1. Paoli
cantara algunos nGmeros ertrG-programa.
las nueve de la mafiana del 90 la admi-
nistraci6n de correo recogera la correspondent
cia para los Estados Unidos.
La sehorita Julia Otero ira q Areclbo con
Paoli para acompanarle en- dos tro2os de canto.
Hoy dteron comienzo los SablqzoS para la
fiesta de San Juan. En- algunas parties les han
saldo con tres piedras en- la mano los de la
Comisi6n.
Decepciones, dverdad?.
Muchos puertorriq queiios tratan de irse
EspaHa en- los pr6Ximos vap0res-correos,
fin de no perder sns derechos las pensones.
Tan pronto llegue ell primer correo de Es-
pafla Sc convocara iunta general a todos los
OaneiOutctaa disOlUnr 10 dipnntvn TODD
vez que va termn6 sus gestones, Sc dara cuen-
ia de los trabajos hechos y de los fondos que
existen en- GAIA.
Por tata de ndmero no celebr6 anoche se-
sion ell concejo municipal
Esta noche no faltarA ningdn propietario
la jnata que tendra lugar en- e centro de de-
pendientes.
Con motive de ser hoy dla de fiesta para
los cat6lcos, cast todo ell comercio ha cerrado
sus puertas.
Mr. Hollandea ha dictado una 6rden pro-
hibiendo la emission de wales, los contratlstas
de carreteras.
buena bora, mangas verdes
Muchos drujdS Sc preparan para ingresat
como soldados en- los nuevos batallones puer.
torriquenos,
Mafana a las dos de la tarde Sc reunira o
Consejo executive.
Ell alealde de Arroyo, sef1or virella, regre
sara manana su residencia
Los que componen la iunta de apeaci6r
contra las tasaciones del btt son: ell Att0rnel
general, Barbosa y Hollander.
Ell vapor correo frances entr6 esta tardt
procedente de Santo D1mingo va con rumbC
Europa.
Sc espera legue en- ell vapor americana
ePoncel ell acaudalado comerciante de estt
plaza, s6bdto ingles, don Jorge Finlay.
Con obieto de visitar al Obispo de esta Is.
la desembarc6 ell de gual categoria Mr. Keru
zan que viaja en- ell vapor-correo frances, 81
dirige Roma
Don Uises toubriel que hace POGO salit
para Santo Domingo, ha llegado hoy con OBJ
jeto de contratar la compahfa puertorriquenl
6Uni6n artistica1
Tambien viene con encargo de buscar uI
m6dco para aquella capital, pues Sc encuentrt
solo ell doctor Colomer, que no puede atender
los muchos clientes que lie solicitan.
Gabino velazquez esta nombrado secreta
rio del tribunal de polieia de Yabucoa.
A Mr. ohampertier lie regalaron un objett
muy artfstico los operarios de los tAleres de
ferrocarril.
Nos dicen que la Junta revisora de las ta-
saciones del blu Hollander, amenaza con ma
aumento los que piden rebaia en- sus tasa
clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Grande es la animation que Sc observa pa
ra asistir esta noche al teatro. La obra gu,
Sc pondra en- escena sera ola Dolores@ Paol
cantara algunos ndmeros ertrd-programa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

El vapor americana <PonceS no hs tomadC
puerto; pero esta sehalado por eI vgfa de Sar
Cristobal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

A las nueve de la mafiana del 90 la adm
nistraci6n de correo recogera la correspondent
cia para los Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Por esta Capital Sc decia que Paoli no irfa
q Ponce; pero despu6s me enter6 de que cuan
do regrese de Arecibo, que sera el lGnes, sal
dra para aquella cudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

La sefiorita Julia Otero ira Areclbo co
Paol para acompai1arle en- dos trozos de cantC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

El vapor correo frances entr6 esta tarde
procedente de Santo Domingo; va con rumbo
aEuropa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Hoy dteron comenzo los sablqzoS para Ii
fiesta de San Juan. En- algunas parties les har
salido con tres pledras en- la mano los de Ii
Comisi6n
Decepciones, iverdad?.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Sc espera llegue en- Ell vspor americana
GPoncel ell acaudalado comerciante de esta
plaza, s1bdito ingles, don Jorge Finay.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

San Juan, Mayo 16
Hoy con gran acompo iiamiento ha lido
Bayam6n el honorable sefior Obisto, con obje-
to de asistr la aperture del colegio catoico
de aquel pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Los que componen la unta de apelaci6n
contra las tasaciones del 6tU son: ell Attorneu
general, Barbosa Holander.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-17

Con obieto de visitar al Obispo de esta is
la desembarc6 ell de igual categoria Mr. Keru-
2an que viaja en- ell vapor-correo frances, y Sc
dirige Roma,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
REV. A. M. BULLOCK.
A Sketch.

70 pay the tribute Of kind words to
the acknowledged merits Of a really
good man is pleasing duty. and entire
~ proper when personal respect prompts
the effort and facts -suStains ones
sGea opinion. The frequency with which
.he name of DR.. A. NJ. Bullock, pastor in
80 se IF Natertown's NJ. E. church, has
appeared in the proceedings Of the
annual Conference held last week at
RipOn coupled with the general esteem
sincerely felt for him by his parishiOners
may serve as an apology for
brief sketch Of that worthy clergyman.
DR.. Bullock, native Of jefferson county,
n. Y, is of soldier stock, his great grand
father having been an officer in the
Revolutionary war and his grandfather
a soldier in the war of 1872. The subject
Of this sketch was prepared for college
at Union Academy, n. y, and was about
to enter on the SOphmOre year at Union
college, Schenectady, \. T., when hIs
parents removed to Appleton, this state.
On the breaking out of the Civil war
young Bullock enlisted i'll the \. y.
artillery and was discharged at the
close of the war having attained the
rank Of Company quarter-master. Join
IHS IlS dl hDpiVIth, lib NiioNiS"
Lawrence University where he COM
pleted, both in Scientific and Ancient
Classical course, graduating with un-
usual hOn0rs, having won three OF the
leading prizes for scholarships during
his course of study. After graduation
he entered the School of Theology Of
Boston University, where, after three
years of study he received the degree Of
Bachelor Of Divinity. The same year he
received from Lawrence his degree Of
Master of Arts. Was recommended Tor
and offered professorship in one the
Methodist universities but did not
accept because of his desire to enter the
ministry. Later Mr.. Bullock took course
in the "School Of all Sciences" Boston
University "a very thorough course in
Past Graduate work, and after a rigid
examination he received his degree Of
Doctor of Philosophy. Dr. Bullock has
spent the whole Of his ministerial life
within the jurisdiction of the Wisconsin
Conference of the NJ. f. church. Through
out his entire ministerial career the
Doctor has been blessed with the able
and encouraging assistance CT his gifted
wife who has every where been known
as one Of the most effective speakers and
most efficient workers in the church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
Town of Watertown Items.
William Norton visited at Marsha II,
Oane countV last Friday

William Norton visited at Marshall,
Dane county, last Friday.
Quite a number of John Hampshire's
friends called on him Tuesday evening
to bid John farewell, he left Wednesday
for Marshall where he has bought farm.
F. Hardtke who resides on the Ly-
man farm held an auction Thursday.
Mr.. Hardke intends to work at his Old
trade as cheesemaker.
Rev. C. Meinert, of Ebenezer, called on
f. A. Folkman, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Emil Seibel, has rented Herman
A. Oestreich's farm, which will be
stocked with his famous, ponies
Mr.. Seibel carries on the business of breed
ing ponies with marked success. His
establishment is well known ali over the
middle west.
William Connor has force of masons
at work constructing a new basement
under his barn.
Fred A. Huebner, true and honorable
fellow citizen of this community was
called away from our midst last
Wednesday afternoon, Funeral services
were held in st Pauls church Of which
the diseased was a life long member.
Rev. HaaSe and Prof. Ernst officiated
His remains were laid in their last earth
ly resting place in the St Paul cemetery.
William Garrity visited at Barretts
asst Sunday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Zouck, of the, town Of Milford.
died last Sunday, aged II years. Fune-
raj Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Kressin mourns the death Of
her four-year old daughter, which
occurred Sunday. The funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon from the home
in Prospect street.
George C. Mansfield, the well-khOwn
dairyman of Johnson Creek, died at his
home last Sunday. aged 81 years. The
deceased was one Of the most enterpris-
ing as we'll as one Of the most successful
business men Of Jefferson county. Be-
sides being one Of the largest manufact-
uTers and dealers in dairy products, he
was financially intererested in the oil
fields of Texas. He was married twice
and is survived by seven children. His
funeral took place Tuesday under the
auspices Of the Masonic order of Water
town of which he was an exemplary
member.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
Church Items.

NJ. f. Church: Sunday morning, A
little talk with the people on Christian
work and Christian efficiency. Evening,
The Young people and the open door OF
present opportunities. Sunday school 10
a. m. Epworth League $50. p. m.
At the animal meeting Of the WiscOn-
sin NJ. f. Conference held last week in
Ripon, DR.. Bullock was reassigned to his
charge in this city. There had been
considerable friction between DR.. Bullock
and the presiding elder. Rev. A. j. Ben
jamin, a condition that Bishop Joyce
readily remedied by transferring Water
town from the Fond du Lac to the
GAINESVILLE district and reappointing DR..
Bullock to his old charge. Of the others
assigned to churches within cur imme-
diate section we note the return Of Rev.
j. c. McClain to churches at Juneau and
and Lowell; Rev. j. H. Hicks, Neosh0 and
Hartford; Rev. S. Joliffe, Oconomowoc
and Monterey; f. S. Wheeler, Jefferson;
W. W. Warner, Lake Mills; John Rey-
nolds, Fort Atkinson; Samuel Lugg, Pal
myra and Little Prairie. OF the 10
ministers in attendance, under the as
SlgnmentS, sixty must move.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
MATRIMONIAL.


Miss Theresa NJ. Stoppenbach, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Stoppenbach,
and Mr.. Albert f. Henry, all Of Jefferson,
were married Wednesday at the home Of
the brides parents, the Rev. II. Vogel
officiating. Immediately after the cere-
mony the young couple started on a
short wedding trip during which they
will visit the Pan-American Exposition,
and on their return will make their
home at Jefferson.
A pretty wedding occurred Thursday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Geschke, 301 Sixth street, when their
daughter, Miss Adela Geschke was unit
ed in marriage with Herman Marquardt.
Rev. }. Br0ckmann officiating, only a
few friends and relatives were present.
The bride is prominent young lady Of
this city and is well acquainted and
highly esteemed by all. The groom is a
young man, of this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19

Mrs. George c. Lewis and son. have re-
turned from the east. Mrs. Lewis was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Tho
mas Nelson, of Chamersburg, Pa, who
VIII be her guest for time.
II. F. Sh0lz, of Lebanon, one of those
enterprising farmers who are interested
In Farmers Institutes and improved
methods of farming, was in Watertown
yesterday and favored us with brief
call.
Mrs. d. G. Whyte of La Crosse was in
the city Tuesday, she was on her way to
attend the fifth annual convention of the
State Federation of Woman's clubs
which meet at Madison this week. Mrs.
Whyte is corresponding secretary of the
Federation.
Walter Gangelhoff, who has spent
The past week with relatives here, re-
turned to his home in Minneapolis,
Thursday. Mr.. Gangelhoff is employed
as travelling salesman for the Edward
kuttnauer, leaf tobacco manufacturer, of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
Kardie Case Settled.

The case of Hardie VS.. C. NJ. & ST. P
Co. which was appealed from the County
Court Of Jefferson county tOthe Supreme
Court Of the State was on the calander
for agument on Tuesday the 18th inst.
Before the Court met the parties arrived
at an amicabie settlement Of the matter
involved. The plaintiff was represented
by William H. Woedard of this city as
attorney with R. B. and [. B. Kirkland,
OF Jefferson, as Counsel, while the de-
fendant was represented by H. H. Field,
Of Chicago, and Harlow Pease of this
city. 1t will be remembered that the
action was brought for personal injuries
sustained by Alex H. Hardie, minor,
by reason of his being eje ected from one
of the defendants freight trains in this
city as charged in the complaint.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
A Curious Divorce Case.


A divorce case came up in the Wau-
kesha county court last Tuesday which
has the distinction Of being the third of
its kind on record. The peculiar feature
about the case was that the husband
asked for suit money. No provision
is made for case of this kind in the
statutes, although provision is made for a
wife seeking for divorce obtaining suit
money from her husband. In the two
cases on record both were decided in the
supreme court against the husband and
Judge Griswold's decision conceded with
them when he decided to deny the
motion Of the plaintiff. The defendant
also asked for temporary alimony and
her motion was also denied. The case
was that Of Chester M. Smith against
Mary Smith, both of Oconomowoc. Both
are elderly people and were married in
WatertOwn in 1862.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
Will Build Again.

Landlord J. II. Smith, of the New Conn
mercial Hotel will build an annex to
the same. The work was begun Thurs
day. The building will occupy the
ground north Of the present structure
and the dimensions will be 26x34 feet,
it will probably be two stories in height.
A buffet and wash-ro0m will occupy the
second floor and sleeping rooms on the
upper. This viii furnish Mr.. Smith
Win the much needed room as the hotel
is enjoying a large patronage and ii
being necessary to enlarge the building.
Mr.. Smith has earned the large ptron-
age which he now has by his fare
and upright dealings.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
FOOT BALL.

In answer TO an article that appeared
IN the Republican last week we give
space to the following: 'Iwish to state =
in behalf Of our Institution that the
statements about a football game be-
tween Sacred Heart and our Institution
having been called off is entirely away
from the true state Of affairs. No game
was ever arranged for. 1t is true that
Manager Casey asked fer game that was
as far, however as the affair ever went.
We are not afraid To play them. The
people of WatertoWn may then asked:
why don't you play thom?" Cur one
and only reason is tbat Sic,ed Heart is
not represented by Coiieee team. Al
most every member of their eleven could
be protested on the C10und of profess
sionalism. It is my duty 10 arrange
games with football! teams in which no
professionals play. We beiieye in PLAYING
only the genuine college football. Il
has been our endeayCr i'll thepast and will
be in the future to pay only strictly
college eleyens. Mr. Casey was very
sincere when he offered 10 get out of
town officials but officials do not eIimi-
nate professionalism. It is beyond ME
to see how any statement to this eff
feet could ever have been printed: 1T
is with regret that we hear that the
football game which was to have been
played between the teams Of the North
western University and Sacred Heart
college Of this city on Thanksgiving
Day has been declared off No football
has been played between these institu-
tiOns for years and no game was ar
sanged for this fall; as a Necessary CON
equence the confident (which was to
have been played" is very much out of
place. If our friends on the other side
Of the town would play a college eleven
in every sense Of the word, | am pre-
pared to say that we would be pleased to
give our consent to a jolly good game Of
football for Thanksgiving Day.
ADOLPH BAEBENROTH,
Manager n. w. Z. Eleven.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs. Louis Wilk0wski gave party
Wednesday afternoon at her home, 512
Hancock street in honor of her guest
Miss Lena Runkel. All present report a
very pleasant time.
Sunday afternoon October 13, a sur
prise birthday party took place at the
home of Mrs. George Weihert, town (f
Shields, Mrs. Weihert being 70 years Of
age, receiving many congratulations.
Sons and daughters, grandchildren and
great-grand children and a number Of
neighbOrs and friends were present. A
fine supper was served and all present
report an excellent time
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
He Was Satisfied.

A farmer entered an office in central
New York and sent this message to q
woman in Canada: "Wili ygu be my
wife. Please answer quick by telegraph" /"
Although he waited the rest Of the day.
he got no answer, but the next morning
he got night dispatch sent collect, but
favorable. The operator in expressing
his sympathy said, Little rough to keep
you in suspense so long,"
Look a-here, sonny" the farmer re-
marked, I'll stand all the suspense. Any
woman that'Il hold back her answer to a
proposal Of marriage jest so thet she kin
send it half rate at night, is economical
enough to make up after | git her for all
loss of time and injury to feelins I've
suffered waitinp- Exchange.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-19
MILN AUhEE MEDlOS VI.
SACRED HEARTS.

SACRED HEARTS.
The Milwaukee Medics lost in the foot
ball game with Sacred Heart college last
Saturday, by a score Of 8 to @. 1t was an
unpleasant surprise for the visitors, who
had previously held down Chicago uni
yersity by a score Of II points. Shoin
Of all boasting, true description of the
game from start to finish could be but
most creditable to our home team.