davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

conArmR 10 rsgla v cue sfn duda por. .equf-
vocaei6n esskn en- sl partido rspublieano.
Este partido acude esos rscnrsos pofque
tfene concisncfa de 50 dsbilidsd. 81 aus d.
rscsorsa sstnvieran convsneidos de que cuen.
tan CON In mAyotta d que recomendsF On aus
meetings oil extarminie del adversarioP "A que
esos Airopsllos qne no tienen otro obtsto que
MmedFentar los elee e4ores fsdeFsleS para que
no coneurrAn n iAs urnaar IA que ssAs de
nuncfRs ante loa Iaxgados de Paz por las falsAs
mas insigni1cartss que cometen los electarea
fsderales? "a qu6 ssas penas de treinta, se.
sentA noventR dfas de eGrcel que fmponen
ssos Jung sdos tos fedsrales vfctimss de Las
tales denuncias en- tanto que los repubiics-
NOS que son denUnciAdcs por las mismas maa
graves fAltas 80 les imponen solAmente ocho
dies dias de priii6D?.
Oonafdere el GobtArno que si las eosas han
de seguir como van, qne al ss ha da eonssntir
por mas tismpo que el partido rapublieano,
qua se dice en- sl poder, contirda empleando
pPocedimentos de terror para p0deF conservAr
upA supremacia Acticia y por 10 tanto riofens,
que lltgaF& m dfA an que ell vsrdadsro pals
pusrtorfiqus pferds por complete q fe In
esperanza en- .. q ,bierno Ameriesno, como las
peFdi0 pof tdenbicos motives por obra grs
ciA del partido Unconditional en- el gobieYno
eaps6oi, pueat3 qua es sxiom4ttco que en-
ignadad de circnnstancss. lss rnismas csusas
producen siempfa Ice. mismos factos.
Any eso, preeisamehts, eg 10 que tratA de
evItRr el paitldo federal Rmericano, potque
tlene rs sisga OH ls gloriosa bandera Do lss
fsAn1As de iag aatrellAs. Ella cootIa cchansa
mliIoDes ds h0KpDr5a iiDPas, que vlVsn pTO3pe~
ros fsllces Al tmparo de In mas sabis ds las
conatisncionas. In Ioa Estados Tsrrisorios
doEda ella rijs re ss coaeciona nadie, NO se
dan esos espectkcnloa tristes vergonzosos que
"a preseneian an Pussto Rico, no por culps del
G1bfsrno, sino por los dtvsrsos agents qua el
pRrtido rspublttano especial tiepa an los dfa
rsntss ramos da Ii dminissfaci6n. al par
lido fsdeFal &maRicsEo aspira que pals
por 81 rsprsSentAdo en 10 inmsnss mAyoTfs de
aus hiios, aicRnee 10 plenitnd De aus liberia
des y 81 bieneaiAr y Ia rrospsridad de que ca
reee en- al aeno ds ie confederation americans.
Psro mientras sac obsskcuio del partdo
repu blicano sspsciAi no desapsrsxca, mientras
ell pEfs sea vf:sirnk de sua ssfopsllos iniqui-
dsdss, psrpsHradcs dsads oil podar, los asunsos
r1oieos irkn dc NAL an psor, In eon6anss
derA pAreeeFA 6a sodos los knimos no podr&
exissir i& vsrdaisrs soiid6ridad de ssntimisn-
tos entire goberbantes y gohernados.
Pieugs sl t3obierno en- 10 exquisite medi
h; b g+ j4sttctS sseds. ruettrsse absouta
meDse inpsFcial todos Ios essos, que es 10
doico que 6ss9a el p@rtidc fsdsrAl smeHicano.
y Ii pas moral ssFS on hschc,la conhAnEs re-
naesrk en- los efpiritus Ea scab&rgn de una
vex esos tEiItas espsetGcaos qua dasdicsn dc
L. cultura del pafa, ? qas per su propio preati
gio no dahen :bnssutir un momento MAS lcs
lam&dos & sTibaHios.
B. Amer y Oano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
La situaci6n actual
de Puerto Rico

EE por demks inAudito 10 que astk sues-
dIsndo en- nusstro psfi Nunca ss habfA visto
RoLf t4nta pOrVeHsi6n del sentido moral nun.
CO hAbiRmoa prsssnCiado las escsn1s trIstea
bios en- las GiudAdsV. 50 Buceden Rpan1s sin
intaFHupei6n los atropelloa, las iniuHtieiAs, las
psYBscucionss las famiiiAa vlvsn Hobresalta-
dSs In IntFanq uilid&d SO hA Apod erado d 10 todos
gobisrno, qus % ell hnico que puGde poner
ieFmino & sSSh situAcion angustiosar Peprimisn.
do con mAnO fuerte & los cAusRntss de ella.
Pero no possible cnpAr Al gobierno de
falGa de ensrgiA nj de provision. Es ssbido
que tan pronto ocurrs uno de sBos sncesos
lAmsntGbleE que tAntRa lkgrimas cusst&n, como
los de HumRcAo, Juneos, Csyey, etc los rspu-
blicAnoR hReen rASponaAblsa de eiien los fede-
RAESE &msrieAnoB y eEtos, dietefdo ueTdod, sos
tlensn que los promovedorss, Ios lnstig AdoReS
de sBos dss6rdenss v &Ig&rAd&s son los Sgsntes
del pRrtido repuhlissno go clAro qus al 60.
berno ante informss tan ContrAdictorios tiene
que VsPIe pGTplOjo, ain poder tomRr de momsn-
10 nIDgunG determinRci6n.
Psro Sl ell gobisrno Sc 6jsrA un POGO sc
con venceIfR de qus las psIabras Sdiciendo YER
dads que do intento he dej ado subrsyadas, NO
SON producto de II past6n polflicR del que este
steribs, sno una vsTdLd tndiGcutIble, &C mo 10
probAr6 continuation.
Al Rooiarno le coRsta debe conSt&r que
ell mayor p6mero de cGpitAlistAs puertorrique-
h1s hgurR en- ell pArsido federal am eElcAno. 81
pidisFa oil csnto general del partidO, veria
81 . los comerctGnteE mas Acaudalados, D los
AcomodAdog de Puerto Rico. Y no solo velfA
$50, sino gus yerfA tamb b!4a en- eGe mismo cen
80 81 mayor n6msro de inteiigansiRs puerto.
riquefiEs u IoG arteHAnos Y obreroE mas lAbo-
Piosoa 0 nedidos del psfs.
Todos sGtoB element. trabRjAn, piensAn
pToduceD, son per tAnto elsmentos de orden
ds cultuFa gus lmpulssn con suR eneygfAs el
i1msnto Ga j. FiqusEE ! 61 ick contrlbuyen
con gr&ndss eBnsidades soStsnsP los gassos
del Gobiarno fDsnar. SO6mo ss poaIbIs, pues,
cue parsido sGf consJituido sea oil pFomove.
der Dc los dsE0rdeneA que ocuFren q cAd& pAso
an los pueblos 10 a issS SOu&ndo nj doHds
10 hA Viato que los que tisnsn intsrsGas qua
psrdsr 1s lancen o In rsvueitA y oil motfnP So.
ponaro siquisrA EGrfs shsurdo, por ESQ el
psrGdo federal Americana no pUsde ser res
ponEAbs de lOs dea6rdsnss y stropeIlos que
lsmsntAmos todEs las personals senSstGs
Hey que buIcSr, puss, la cAusA de eEa NAL
ace dsplorRmos en- los que NADIA Nenen que
perder, en- los que NO trabaian, en- los que no
producen, poypua O. ssos tales padR les i'm poraa
10 eue pusds ocnYrir les siene Sin cnidado
qua y cauSR de ese estAdo de intr&nquiIidad
osIApsreGca sl cr6tito dsl p4fa se auysntsn
los cSpitRlns. Of blen ss clerto qus az sl par
lido repuoicAno hay mug honorablss psrsonas
&gunss to elias Aguran CON capit&les de al
guna I'm mpoTtanciRa eAos son los nenos, son 10
sxespsl6n que sn este cAso, como sn todos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
LOS $4,000 Y0T0s


Dfss paasdos az Agutlss de Pcncs, IN
de dAr impor4aneia o In fracti6a del partido
rspublieano que representa-, dijo que On Las
alseefo neE paFcfalas para elegir IN comite ded.
nitipo de su sgFupsci6n politics, habian con-
eurri Is $4,000 .Rotantes; esto sst cfneuenta
mil repub .iGsnoa.
81 dichs fracci6n.. que ss tan rsqrf.tcs.
tuvisss tai aums de elactores d que E1nsro
mas fabaIoso no Ascsndeffan nueatros sdver
sarios en- ls Gindsd del sur. sgrsgkndoles los
La msntlrA del 4AguiisD salta . In vista.
s. tan nal lfdida qnf. seass sl compute, al
Ts'6men, el sscKntinic, do los que tomaron
pAYte en- Ian elacriones pAreiales, de In name
70 que 10 publsea Et REPUBLIcAEo PURo.
CIUDAD
B.rrio primst 81. Id segundo. so, I'd ter
Zero, %, Id Ga&rto, SO Id quiDto, 60, Id sexto,
137 = 400
BARRIos RURALES
Tibea 7G, VayAs A, Magn.yea 7, Guara-
guAos H. OAnAi 8, Coso Laurel 50, PLAZA "A.
Machusio Absjo so Id Arriba II. Maruefi, 3,
Quebrada Iim6h Q, Raj 80 S+n Anton g,
Monies L!Ahos 10 oerriI'ot %. oapitanejo 30
Mayagns2 sp, Portuguese 41,-542
PENUELAS
Pueblo ko TanaboA bajs 2. Id alta 90, JA-
qua 90, oeNla Co., Rusio 90 At
De maEsra que on Poncs-Oiudsd y b.
rrios-no obtuviaron los repuo .ieanos disiden'
tea mas que.. S4S
AT, como sumA:
NoVErsENTos CUA RENTA Y Y0TOe
SQ4S dErk ESQ oil Agniluehof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
BODAs EN- CADIz

I'm Ckaix (Espah.1 80 ha vsrIacado In boda
de nuestFo qaafido amigo condiaefpulo si
distin guidfa puertorriqusno don Josqrfn Qosro.
actual FsiaeAoT del imporaante peri01ico ada
rio DO CsgnasS. CON lR estlmada sehorita Au-
roYa SohA hi fisS
q 1sro psrtsnsci6 nj sj6 -eito eapan,', en- al
que trg sAa6 de caoass obtsnispdo ei grado do
cspltAn.
Lca povios ohEnvisron vsitosos obaequios
del 6snaaoo dcn & afsel ds 10 Vfssca y m rico
AApis ds Eses. reg Alo dal san1r Oisds, minisarc
que f.& da Espahk sn EaFrnse0a
DsafIta las plaYas natives anvixaos oil anal.
&C @ .srfl husalFa afssinasa faiieiiAfi6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
ANEXION DE HAYTI
PeIigro de Sto. Domingo.

Ld4reetentsa disturbios ocurrtdcs an H sytf
Via actttud de a'gunos hay tlaunR, len cuaias
han padido IL sRe xi6n les Estados Unidos.
hsn mr. Eva 30 elinsistsnte rumors cue etrenla
en- WAshiEgtHr sobre 10 anexi6u de HagN o ID
Am6mGa dsI rte.
La prsnaa protasta contra 10 pratendida
anexi6n. v iA nptnfon 4 olics. patt'efpando de
IL de ioa ps,!6iienr, dice q1e auS ." las en-
tIendan los h&s&ianos con ems Tsvoluefonss v
su saliva jtsrao.
Esa anext6n. si. Sc resIiss, es un psIigro
para IL indspendencia de Santo Domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

M,ystnor mfo:
Hscs algunos tfaa que cieRto repabicano
de 64tA pobis e6n me- denunci6 al tribunal de
polis ia de MAnRH donda me fueron impuesto
ocho dollars de ntesJtG, Cautas que me reserve
me obiig4rou d. inscgibirms 81 pArtido Yspu bill
cane, mas hoy, avsrgorz4do de mi dsbilidad, ,
retro Ia adhasi6n que hice sl Tefarido partido
vneivo oeup&r mi huutlds pusato en- las
Las fsdeYalas Sesanlo AT mis advsrsarios po-
libleos, q los h5mnres 80 conqulGta- poF medic
de In IDEA, iaplks por In oprssi6n J In tiFanfa.
D. usssd alto. o..
Modesto Rosario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
fCaInas! (

Grsn variedad de l11odelos classes.
Las tenenos todas doradas y plancas y
doraias. Colchonesp colch0nstas y al
fomf.ras. Precios hlnitadoa.
Gonzalez PadAn y Hmns.
San Francisco ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06


ssnnsc que tisns psndiente ruestro querido
smfgo don R,fasl del Vale, en- b rcark para
Europa con 81 I'm da sufrir una offfcll opera
ci6n.
Nos maninsatan algunoa curiosos que aais.
Ten . las ptsdicas de Nj r sller que 6ata repair
DO entire Ion dssotos vsrsos imprssos rsfsrsntes
o In bills, para one ssan cAnsadoa eoros
d6ndosa ei esso de que muehos no sshen lear
ponen ell iinpreso 81 rev8s, solsrnsnta tRraEsan,
En In Industrial School suesda con Ia edu
eacion do los q h1s aIgo n.ny cnrloao. Casi so
dos los n;iLoa hacen plsnas otros tfaba1os de
escritnra no sahsn lseE.
Ds un momepto 0 atro llegark o sata eiu-
dad eI Director General do la ocmpsnfA del
FsrRoearril.
Hoy tsrmtn6 sl 1uteio por agresi6D, auspsn-
dido aver, en- el cuai acsuAba cemo dsfsnsor
Mr. Ewald. Nl proceaado fa6 condenado .
cineo dollars de mnlta
una infsls muisr de YAueo. In eu&f anAes de
habsr deGIarsdo, snfri6 IN aecidssts, tsnisndo
nseeaidad. de lamar n an- Arxliio Al docsor
Aguerrsvars y eonaNtuirse el Tribunal en- oil
Archigo donas % ensansEahA para cue prssaa-
30 deelsFaei6n.
Aver Lac dos = msdfa dc In -tafds. una
muisr conducts desde el no hAsta la eATcsl,
osra que ls hhbfa robado algunas prendas de
vsatir.
Las negola IN acompk amisnto nntrfdo do
ehiquillos que -armsbAn Ii algaxsra consignisn-
ta en TODD 81 largo tfsyseto qns rseoFfis :
ron no aloarsei6 nm solo policia. Esso ocurrs
con dsmasiada fraeueneia, y sl p6hlfeo supons
que In policfa. ssta may atarssda prspsfando
la eiecclonsa.
Vert.eVeI
e. oorresponssl de tuana- Dfss al dar eusn-
- q aEl Aguiias del rnssting federal, dsmues-
tra q us ae sp con ntrsha muy distantea temeroso
ain duda de cue MIR Foote 10 mand sns poner
buan reaando. Il Solo ssi 80 explica qus incn.
rriess ca tanto dfspArasa sn en- relaci6n. IA
&C aparscer como uno de los oradoresA nnss-
bro amigo PeIe Vivaa, euando 6st0. jamAs se
ha exhioido como orador af como nm sntu-
siasta fnderal de los cue no Eshuyan sl psligro
euando Site 30 presents.
Dstfa nnestro alealds ordenar In fimpiesa
de laa Guneaas qus eat4n frente los eatAbis-
e,mientos satuados ON las plsxxs principal y
D s:iciat Ia el sisio Tor d0nda tFahcan mas
personss "a estado de suciedAd pneda mny
oisn ds,arrollar una spidamia.
Ayar saii6 por la carrsfera do Adiuntas Q
dar un pase0 militaT una de les com pAhfas del
| batall6n que guArnaes sssa plaza R'grsso
| por II .arde.
Para eli veintioeho del laea sn curso ss lie
yarS n eabo en- ell vsaino pueblo do GukyaDflls
nm sap 6ndfdo meeting. AslasrAn ei varfoi
| oradorss dc sata ciudad.
| Estan los disidantsa sumamente contra
| riados. Apesar de sus esfusrsoa no lograron
| nada raas cue G4s votos, y dc easos hay qus
| dsacortar loa que lo IAN nseno pOr ssnor D ahi
i multaa dsnnncias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
Comit6 Unionista

Sc ha c0nstituf1o dsfnitivamsnta al Co
mite Uniont,ta lie SAbanA grande.
0onstituysn dir b cusrro politico:
Prasideute, q Bati; vice prasld ents. Joa-
orfn G ,refs; secYst&sio, jose de Jas6s L6pss;
vocaies: Lceo jose Osrln Carlo, Garkro Ss-
p6 vsda, Lcdo. Miguel Sehsstinf y Arturo Ro.
driguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
(Ds EI Repi4blie,1ao Puf0 J

(Ds EI Repi&blic17lO Pufo
Ets ei Csfs Ia xI1a PAi,naS
.-Nunca en- cAlma-
TfAtaban vsrfos raorsales,
Don frases mny sEreRivas,
Sobfs Ion II sios f.tAies
Ds aus susgras rsDpectivas,
Saiom6n-al de. loa donss
Por rRzonea,
Qae haca tisrnpo mo ignoramos,
Fos de opuasto pAReeer:
-Mi suegra y yc nos llsvamos
Como. marido , mnief.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
g La Arana =

E.te ssmtnario finstrado, baio la dirsc-
e'6n de Aorao reapareeerk sl primer domingo
de Ostubrs.
La empraaa solieita aRsntes, los euAlss oa-
ben remitir ssIisitudeH y rr rrfsrsnef8s ID Oom-
pafifa Editorial puertorriau. ns, aparthd0 de
Q ,rreos p6mero SAT. sn San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
-TNGLA-TER,RA ~


Hotel oaacad
bahia
yendado Capital consdo nejor dc Ann.D
i igna dc los aomidas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
PROcE0IMIEHTOS REPUDLIcAHOs
B. Amer y Oano.

BArce'oneta, S tismbre2 de 1 9o2.'
Sr. D rector de I A DEMocRACIA.
Csguhs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

Para ell veintineho dol Eaea sn cufeo ss lie
varS eabo en- al vsaino pueblo do GuRyADilli
m sap 6ndfdo meeting Aslasran ei vario
oradorss Dc eata ciud&d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
F=,IsJ c ! - .
Ssptiembre S.

Ssptiembre 5.
Tan pronto se reeuelva en- ell Supreme el
ssnnBc que Nsne psndiente ruestro querido
smfgo don R. fasI del Vals, en- b rcarS para
Europa con 81 IN da sufrir una diffcl opera
ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

Ayar saii6 por lA carFsfera do Ad1unsas .
dar ON passo militar una Dc las companies de-
batAll6n que guRrnGes sssa plaza Rsgrsss
poF IL larde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

Estan los distdantsa sumamente eontfa
rigdos. Apesar de sus esfuersna no lograron
NADIA raas que p4e votos, y DC easos nay qus
Gsacortar los que lo ham hsenc pOf ssnor D ihi
mnltan dsnunctaas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

Ten las ptsdieas de M r. sller que 6hta repAl
DO entire Ion dssotos vsrsos imprssos rsfsrsnte
o In Biblie. para Que ssan cansadoa sore
dGndosa al esso de que muehos no sshen lear
ponen Ell iinpreso sl revGs, solansnta tRraKsaE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

Hoy ssomparscf6 conno testigo o nm 1nici
una infsliz muisr de YAueo. In eusf sntes
habsr dsGlarado, snfrD nm aecidssss. tsnisnd
nseeaidad de lamar ID su krxiiio al dccto
Aguerrsvars eonasitutrse el Tribunal en-
Archivo donds "a ensantEahA para que pFssss
20 declsFaci6n.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-20
REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Mrs. w. III. Leedy Representa-
tive at the st. Louis Fair.

The eighteenth annual session of the
Indiana Rebekah Assembly was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Anna c. Ho-
gate, yesterday afternoon at the Odd Eel
lows Hall. The opening session was given
over TO the reading of reports and the
appointment of the following committees
Credentials-Mellie Lindsey, Vinton A
Mickey, l.. c. Helms, Tina K. Mann.
Finance-Anna NJ Fenner, Ed Farrar
Eva G.. Bailey.
Good of the Order-Anna w. Lafollette
Harry c. Scarce, Mrs. j. A. Rodemal
Mrs. E. Mcdaniel Florence Broadhead.
Officers Reports-Mary c. Stegmaier
NJ A. Chapman. Mary A. Potts, Mrs. NJ
T. Smith, Della Neal.
Angie Wooley. Lillian d. Lowe, Mrs
James Branson.
Memorials A. Wiley, ]. Franl
Mann. Mrs. G. H. Hazen, Ella Estabrook
Instruction in Secret work-wnl H
Talbot.
Report of Sovereign Grand Lodge-M
II. Chappell.
Exemplification of Work-Stephen o
Sharp.
Mrs. Hogate, as president reported fiji
teen new lodges formed during the year
One lodge was resuscitated and nine lodges
were allowed to become defunct. She re-
ported having visited sixty-five lodges. anC
attended five county and district meeting:
and lodge dedications. She appointed Mrs
w. II. Leedy representative from the In
diana Assembly TO the st. Louis fair. She
also recommended that the per capita tal
be increased TO 20 cents a member, 10 cent
to go TO the home fund and cents to the
assembly fund.
The reports of the secretary and treas
urer were submitted together. Both re
ports showed the assembly's total receipt:
for the year to be S2026.6S; expenditures
T.1S716; balance, sS39.52. The total mem
bership in Indiana on Dec. 81, 1901, wa:
81, 1885, a net gain of 1885 for the year. The
reports showed that nearly $1,000 had beer
paid by lodges in relief of members. Tn,
home committee followed with a report
There are fifty-six guests now being cared
for at the home. The income from thu
farm for the year was $245.52. This com
mittee has a balance on hand of ST. 1857.
Last evening the delegates and grand
officers attended an eXemplifcation of lie
gree work in Tomlinson Hall by the de
gree teams from Ivy Lodge, No. ISL. O
Anderson; Matilda, No. 81, of Danville
and Edwards, No. 800, of Terre Haute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-20
INTERURBAN SHIPPING RATES.
James L.. Reach Makes Representa-
tiOns to the City officials.

James l.. Reach. chairman of the COM
mittee appointed by the shippers of the city
to negotiate schedule of rates with the
Union Traction Company, called on Mayor
Bookwalter yesterday morning with a let
ter he received from C. w. Mcclure, as
sistant to President McCulloch of the trac-
ton company. The letter explained that
Mr.. MCGUIRE was anxious TO take the ques-
ton up but could not do so this week. Mr..
Reach thought the letter too indefinite and
so did the mayor. The last named advised
Reach to go before the Board of Public
Works and make complaint formally.
Mr.. Reach went before the board and
said the company had failed to keep it's
contract in reference to establishing a
freight depot and that Indianapolis ship
pers were suffering from the disadvantages
resulting from no established rates. The
board said Ii would take the subject up at
once with the company.
Mayor Bookwalter talked with Mr.. Nc
CURE over the long distance wire during
the day and reiterated his representation
to the emergency for immediate agree
ment on the schedule of rates Mr.. Nc
CURE said he would call on the mayor to-
day 10 talk the question over.
According to the opinion of City Attorney
Joss the interurban company's franchise
does not give the city the right to regulate
rates, unless those established by the COM
pany discriminate against Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-20
CHINESE RETICENT.
Do Not Like to Talk of lungs Murder
Rival Interpreters.

Many Chinese of the city assembled in
the office of Captain of Detectives Gerber
yesterday afternoon at his request He
wished to talk to them further about the
movements of Doc Lung and Chin Hee on
the night of Doc Lungs murder Chin
Hee is charged with the murder and will
have a hearing in Police Court on Thurs
day morning unless Captain Gerber has the
case continued.
Z. Lung, a cousin of Chin Hee, and one
of the influential members of the Chinese
colony, sent TO Chicago last Saturday for
Gee Gong, a physician and a graduate of
Harvard University. Yesterday afternoon
Z. Lung introduced Gee Gong as an inter-
prefer. Captain Gerber had been using
Moy Kee, who is we'll educated in English,
interpreter but he admitted Gee Gong.
At this Moy Kee said he also would turn
into English all that the different Cinnamon
said He indicated that there a di-
vision among the Chinese and that he dis
trusted Gee Gong.
Lately the Chinese have become more
and more reticent when asked for their
opinions and information about the muir
der. Some of them have said they must
see z. Lung before discussing the matter,
and others have asserted the necessity of
having Moy KEGS authority to talk. AT
yesterday afternoons meeting Attorney
Taylor Gronninger who has been retained
by the State in the case, was unable to
persuade the Chinese to testify definitely.
What information was obtained was un-
favorable to Chin Hee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-20
OPENING OF FAIRBANK.
4 Large Crowd in Attendance-New
Rule in Vogue.

Fairbank, natures beauty spot" was
formally opened for the season last even
ing The beautiful grounds have been i'm
proved this spring and are more inviting
than in former years. The garden was
crowded. and those who were troubled
with dusty throats"-and there were many
were not compelled TO play waiter and
carry their own liquid refreshments from
the bar 10 the rustic seats. The rule es-
tablished last year has been abolished. and
those who are inclined to pour out the am
Der liquid from a big stone pitcher or
listen TO the musical gurgle of the foam
ing beverage as Ii runs from a bottle can
sit at their tables and have a white-coated
waiter make the round trip 10 the bar.
This feature was more appreciated at the
opening last evening than anything else.
The majority OF the crowd gathered
around the band stand, where Ostendorf' S
concert orchestra furnished a varied
musical programme. Most of the numbers
were catchy and popular. and the crowd
attested its pleasure with applause after
each number. 1t was II o'clock when the
musical programme was concluded. but
many OF the crowd fingered TO enjoy their
first outing at the park. This resort prom
ises TO be more popular this season than
IL has been since its first year. During
the afternoons this week G.. Marone will
play harp solos and r. Panden will fur
nsh violin numbers. Ostendorfs orches-
ira Will furnish the music each evening.