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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
n DIESTR0 = SENIEsTRO
0saH hay qus tlrAn de aspaIdaa,

Cosaa hay qns tirAn de aspRIdaa.
Rerssneee q aEe n6msro sats parYaHllo,
cue anarasaeAm0s del MersMia Prasfd nciaF v
an que 80 haea rsfeFsneia Pusrao RIeo
Dau1As eat& deelr que aun no hsmos Iogra.
do sahsT dc nnentrR aRpotaoalsD
VsAsa como 80 express, O 10 doctor Pan
gloss, 81 prssidsnts de Ia Rsr6bliea:
sDa PuaFto Rieo a6Io ss nscssArio deeIr
que In pFosperidAd de Ia ialA (lyR aparaei6
aquslloD 10 sRhiduriA ean que ha aldo gobeH-
nAdas han sido tAIes que puadan sarVir de
s1@mplo dc todo 10 que 90 meior en- lR admins
tFAei6n insularD.
Aquls pspsRRk oil laetoF,
tOdo pFsiuiefo ajsno:
-iSRnto Diosl 81 sHto as 10 bueno
Se0mo ser6 10 psoE?
Ssrk Puerto Rico, MI dseIr ds Ins informss
oHsialas, IN pafs pr6spsFo, noraeisnts, vsntu-
Foso; una J8u1A mcdsFnRi. nusvo pAFaf-
90 1sKKsnRi; INA deliets, al 90 quIsFe....
Psro, muy pesos ssFGn ssgurAmsnts los
pAisss qus tenRan sI NAL gasto de snvIdAr
haman& ventura.
SCu&nto Apoutamoa cue nj Cuba nj I'll.
IiPinAa eAmhiAn ga Husrts per In nusBtrAP
SVRyA que nor Y sin rAS6n.
ICuRndo al Robisrno AoHtisna
AsegurA que no tisne
rival nusstrR situAei6ni
-
gussde Rlgo muy curioso muy rare con
Ia proHpsKidAdr Glen vaeea dseRntadA, de Pusr-
70 Rico.
Nos tFaa sato G IA msmoria RqusrIns como
una dc sus eomediRs mas celebrRdas;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
San Sebastian

III povsn1Fio en honor q IR Purfsima Con-
eapeion 50 ha vsriH sRdo con bsstsnte coneu-
krancia ds dales.
Ei tsmplc fue ArtiIileAmsnts dseorAdc Dor
don Jose Tiradoi que es una aspssfalidAd en-
al 6Snaro.
TodRs las ncehss, deEuuss de Ia noysnA, Ia
orqaastA cue diFita sl stK,T FiR1sroR ejscutM-
ba a. lA plAxa escogidAa pissas.
-Dl 10 eoHssha dc cafe qusdA muy POGO
Dor Pecclsetar.
La eAnhdad o. Ia iEfsFioK-eon murho,-a In
dsI 9fo pasAdoi en- euapto . pFRclo, no &c di-
gR. Ests nactuA aptra medic dollars
Dor fRnegA. YARavs Gus sB hAst&nts bAio.
ann hay qntsn ss hAee lsBguRs de nusstFR
pFoSpsFidad
Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
Presos Y detenidos
en- Caguas

Ayar "a haflaban prssos detenidus en- aI
dspoaiao municipal sn ssta eiudad las psrsonas
aiguisnsea:
Monssrrafs Loxano, .pFoesdenta de auma-
Gao, jose NsgY6n, Juan Damstrfo Navarro,
Osferino MADEIRA. Lucas Pe6s, BAudilta AYaIa,
Alfredo PshA, Taifo Rios. EvangsIfo Rojaa,
Jose Santiago, Francisco Rivera, SAb&d Pine
70, jose Gonzales, U!piano Rivera, Slvsatre
Rodrfgues, Jos6 Ramon L1psx, Gufilsrmo Hsr-
nandsz. Esaneisco Lsbr6n, Jose Marines, An.
selmo Meresd, Frsncisco Oetiz, Ram6n mn.
Eox, l. LisRrdf, Augsl sauri.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
HeEAGNcNO

Llama podsroHAments In Atanei6n v nos
otrcs q nuaatFA yes ll1mAmos In del consul
sspaEol de Puerto Rico, que sl nRdor obligado
do las tasbAa Fepu ublieanRa de Hlmacao sea aI
psninsulAg Bsnigno Gonx&lsx. LlevR yR pres.
tRdAs cares dc una doesnR de nRnxRs en- sI
fuIg@do dc Pas,
81 PumoE pEblieo Assgura que tantR com.
piReeneia Ba dsba = pRomesas hsshRs q dscho
Hnisto por IN isfs rSpublieAno en- IN nsgoeio
que sxplot6 COZ busn RFovasho y dnFanta N u
gho tisnpo bRio sl regimsn sspanoI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
Nu0VO ag0nta en- Vega -baja
UN RECLAMO

HusGtro eorreliglonario don jose Mater Gil.
roma, 90 a. hseho cargo de.lAls gsncIR dc esfs
psriodieo an VsgR-bajA.
Con sl Eenor Mater pusdsn sntendsrss los
qua quieran snscrfoirss sstA pubIieaci6n, 6
nsessftsn Alg6n tY&bsjo de los tAllsrss ds In
smprsSA. Es oil dnieo aut0rizAdo para eobrRr
a los GuseHitoHea.
III antique agsnts senior Otsro, debs rsn-
dir sus cusnt2s = ssta admipissraci6n, snviSn-
donos los fondoa qua tisns en- podsr.
N. Flores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
MNtFSa1sOmSO

Han eontraido masFIn onio On Quabradf.
las con Arrsglo Al riio eAt6lieo los AprseiAblsa
J6vsnaa Bsnorita BsGtKix LiovsrAs SoIeY don
AfPado Colon.
La hod& fus apAdrinAdA por don Santiago
LiovsraS y doHA AdYiAna Colon, hsrmSnos de
loB enntFRyanteE.
DaEsRmos q los nusvoS aSposos uehaE ven.
tuFas sR 80 vida matrimonial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
@Todo oil mundo 10 sabfs,
todo el muEdo, menos el.S


Nos rspits 81 gobisrno m dfs ctro con
mRehReona insisteneiR que eomos eI pueblo
m4a falls y prospero de In tiara, sl Hawaii
inclusive, posotros ain erssrlo, sin psreasari
nos de slo....
sSarsmos no tontos ns cApiroaap
IMaldIto sea ikl. como dies al eaiis1a
de SLG Vsrbsna de ls Palomas
~
va pror6,Ito.
ST Mr. Huna y Mr. Roosevelt, c0reados
por unos cukntos saTvilonss, peraistsn re-
patrnOs hasa IL Eaeiedad ell conssbido estri-
hillo do que vIvImoa en- In msior de La islas po-
aibIss, scrA forsoso dscirlss con Ell cRtista de
To mencionada sVsFbanaD; harto ne OR la
stsKnA eantRIstR de a. allkn, que ties madrss:
-GSsht Rlt2 squie uste 81 rseibo?s
Porqus, como Ldt0; Ivays Of Va rssultando
LGto insufribls insoportabls In que noB asia
pTopinAn0o oil Gobierno, dssde MF. Allen aeA
Sc rssisnts Ia opinion
y hay qls vAPiar de sistsma
dAP siempFe en- sl mismo temR
sa dsmRsiado eanson
ToeAnts la sabidurfa con que se nos 20.
bisrnA, ya sabsmos sRmbien Q que atsnsraos.
No eAbs mks
La Historic rsgiskro, sxpurgo,
siento ssta eonelusi6n
Mr.. Hunt 90 un LicurRo.
Que 10 Olga SRlom6n
81 Mr.. RsoseveIt no ss squivocR, dicho
que To- sAhidurfR hs vsnido mny menos...
psro musho
O0RTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

EN- Los HERMOSOS psstos de maIoiills
ysroa dc guineA ds Ia hacienda sSan Isido-
Tos &c Pstiii&ss SC toma ganAdo n Guido v a
pAstiF utilidAds& a.
TODOS.-LA AGENCIA COLONIAL
ApazsAdo 422, Ofcins Allen 20, San Juan p 3
Sc h3ca cargo de todo sncaYgo, eomisf6n. In
1oFmei eonkignEcioat eonpEA- vsntR, embArqus
&, &. La snRsdRn I'd. 81 10 dsRaa nsert-
bir sn In mkcain ds aseribtr <Jewssts uns
cartA smplsRndo CINCO rolorsa dfsHirso, IA
tinEK. n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

Anoche fue puesto en- Hbertad Bisozo,
81 complice en- Ell robe del syuntamiento.
La hanza de Bisozo Sc rebsi6 8 cinco
mil edollsrs>.
lie fsron don Fidel Guillermety So
riano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
REGISTRO CIVIL

InIelipcionss vsriheadRI aver sn ell regis.
tro civil de ssta eludad
NAeimianto toa: ninRuno
Dsfuneionss: Gsnaro GImsnsx Dsigado y
Ramon Ro1rIgaaE.
MAtrimonIos: ninguno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
BERRE09 DESTETusno

III capitan dc ia policfa fnsular, Luis
Berries hs sido separado del Cuerpo, como
resultsdo de Ia investigator de Humacso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
- DE9AcUERDo

81 honoreble <attorney generals ell
Iuez hoopel estAn en- desacuerdo sobre Ia
question Rosendo Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

HOTEL ITALIANO REFoRMADO.-n,.
% frsnas = - Pikxa Principal con viats
srss ehIlss. Unieo IN su class. HosusdaJs
olaFic $50, AFseieo. Pto, Riee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

Sc Ia eoneluido ls via feErsA cue poEarA
an aomnnIsaei6n q lR HRbanA con SAntlagokda
CuhR
KsA obFM asna FapnAadA como eoaa de gran
imposAa para los intsresas generates.
IRangurRKA 10 nnsvh linea vi presidents
RphgR MEiEhdA Palms,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
EG0zCUE D MEGA

Egozcue, en- su caracter de alcalde. Sc
MEGA suspender don Mariana Pesouera
contsdor municipal, procesado per co-partf.
cipe en- al fraude.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
C0oHE DIARIO
ENTIRE CAGUAs Y SAN JUAN

Sale de Caguas todos los dias s las
seis de la msfana ? de San Juan las dos
de Ia tarde.
Tn asiento de Caguss San Juan
vice versa 81 SO. Agencis en- Cagnas:
Farmacia de ID. Fernando MARQUEE Roig.
I'm San Juan: Ell Deposito de tabacos de
don Martin Lasa, Fortaleza n1mero 81
Los Domingos no hay diario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
-NOt1O1aS

HA falieeido en- ssta eiudad nusstro apre
GlAsta eorralfgionsrio don G.nsro Gimenes
Osigado Danes sus dsudos nusstro peEame
En- San Juan SO b. alberto una eolses.
para ohssquisr los Minus dc Las es suslas, cor
| regRlos. ID nochs del "a.
So hs hseho IL autopsia On sl ead6vsr del
nlno haDado en- Of mtrRdor de ls casa n6msro
90 de Ii cAiis de Tstu&n-CkpitaI-resul do
que la eriAsnra vi6 horas dsspues de nAcfda, '
muri6 por ashxia.
El vRp0r sCoSmos eondues, de San Juan
para NeW Ko1k los siguisntss pasaisroa
EmilIo DsIgado, Gsueroso Gkndina, B.
HAIdes, III. Alfonso, RsfAsI Bosch. Pablo
Ssnehes, I. T. Barnard, CandsIaria Caaado v
S. Murta.
oeeda intsrfnamsnte en- In sserstarfa de In
Oorts de Dlstrito de San Juan, don Evaristo
Vslsz.
Tipos de cambio:
Londrss.. vista 4ss4
90 DIV Asa
90 div 4s1 3
NeU-York, vista lilo
A 2[ 2x p.S
1apAhas DIV 2S n .
ATsF tards dsbI6 sntrsgar "a informs L.
eomlslon iaVsasigadora do los sucssos da Hu
macao.
Don Luis Vesx L6psx ha aldo nombrado
srchlVero intsrino de In Coras de DIstrito de
San joan. -
n ola 15 tomara de nuavo poss.f6n ds Ia
AIealols de Arscfbo nusstro quarido amigo don
Bernardo Huiey.
Pera conAtruir 10 sscusIa grsdusda de o.
90 Ho1o. prssento uns propoHicf6n dc ss9s
Mr.. L. R D>nnis, de Bayam6n.
NO HAY OALZADO dsse1,ra maa ala
gants durRdero qus sl de La MxYaguexana,
San nan, San Justo IT.
LE0hOIO BARREIRO
Ciruisno dsntista. Ofrs- -
60 sus asPVicios 81 p6bli- 49, Es3sseesEB
60. Calla ds RRix BsIwfs 81 6S SSzS 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
IN MDULT0

ri gobsrnador indulta Luis Bozzo. de
Bayamon, manda que SC lie devuelva Ia
multa que lie imPuso el juez de paz de aouel
pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

Dice Castro que fusilarS los prfsione.
ros 81 las sropas extrangeras logran desem-
bsrcar coRetsn desmanes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

Las escuadrss inglssas alemanas.
eonoinadss en- ell puerto de la Guayra,
ecnaron Pique los einco barsuitos de
guerra vene1olanos, Cue habfsn cspturado
syer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

2 1@4-4--@@@@zsz@@lszh4S.
j NADIA mas c6modo sensae@
7. que uevaR en- e1 bo1sillo, para La tosv tE
i rcstriados una cajita de las PasgfIIam 6
j Bronquaales de Brown. Sin rival =
para ei alivio de las irritaciones de La gar 4
i ganta cue son causadss por resfriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
DEsEMFRKHo DEL PUEBLO

- pueblo de Caracas exaspsrado DOR lc
suceoido, staco Ia lsgseion AIemana. des.
truyendols.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
Una Gran Obra

FsrrocarriI de Habana i Santiago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

81 general Castro tisne presos 4 muchos
sndbitos de Iglaterra y AIemAnis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
ACTITUD VIREL DE cAarao

El presidente de la rspdblica, Ciprisno
Sastro, enVls 81 elsrcito que Sc opondrs al
dessmbarco de los sxtrangarcs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

NO HAY CALzADO dsssnara msa ala
s@hts qurAoero qns 81 de La Mayagus1ana.
San Juan, San Juato IT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

HA falieeido en- ssta cfudad nusstro spre
GIAsta eorFalfgionRrio don G.nsro Gimenes
Dslgado. Danes . sus dsudos nusstro peEame
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
LE0hOIO BARREIRO

Cirui2no dsntista. Ofrs.
co sus asrvicios 81 p6bli-
60. Ca1ls ds RHix BaIwfs.
Csgues, Pto-Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
10 QUE q AsEeuaa

So assgura que los norteamsricanos in
tsrvendran sn los as1ntos de Venexuels
pagsndo las lndemnIzaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

Para conatruir Ia sscusIa grsduada de Ca
90 hpJo. prssento uns proposition dc s 6e99
Mr.. L. h D>nnis, de BayAm6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11
San JUAN
Per toISgr&fo.
Diciembre II.
BIS q 20
Diciembre II.

BIS0Z0
Anoche fue Puesto en- Iibsrtsd Bisozo,
el complice en- Ell robe del ayuntamiento.
La fanza de Bisozo Sc rebai6 q c1nco
mil Sdollars>
lie hsrOn don Ftdsl GuilIermety So
risno.
- DESACUERD0
81 honorable esttorney general, ell
iueZ Koopel estAn en- desacuerdo sobre Ia
question Rosendo Rivera.
EG0zCUE sE MEGA
Egozcue, en- su caracter de alcalde. Sc
MEGA suspendar don Mariana Pesouera.
contsdor municipal, procesado per co-partf.
cipe en- al fraude.
EMDULT0
III gobsrnador indulta Luis Bozzo. de
Bayamon, manda que sc lie deyuelva Ia
pueblo.
BARC09 q PIoUE
Las escuaaras fnRlssas ' alemsnas
com binadas en- Ell puerto de Ia Guayrs.
eoharon pique los etnco barsuitos de
guerra vene1olanCs, que habfan capturado
ayer.
DESEMFRKR0 DEL PUEBLO
81 pueblo de Caracas exasperado DOR 10
suceoido, staco Ia lsgseion AIemana. des-
truyendola.
AcTITUD VIREL DE CASTRO
ri presidente de Ia rspdblica. Cinrisno
CASTRO, envfa 81 eiSrcito que Sc opondr6 al
dessmbarco de los sxtrangarcs.
10 QUE o AsEsURA
So assgura que los norteamericanos in.
ssrVendrgn en los asQntos de Venexuela
,agsndo las lndemnIzaci0nes.
PRESOS
I'll general Castro tisse presos 4 muchos
ddbitos de Iglaterra y AlemAnis.
Fu8ILAnMEEmT0a
Dice Castro que fusiIarS & los pristone.
os 81 IS sropas extrsngeras logran desem.
srcar y cometsn desmaneR.
BERRH09 DE9TETuEnO
El capit&n de Ia policfa insular. Luis
ierrfos Ia sido separado del Cuerpo. como
ssultsdo de Ia Investigation de Hnmacso.
HOTEL ITALIANO REFoRMADo.-c,.
'ss eRllss. Unieo sn an class. Hnrnssats
I@RaO 30. Armagh0 phn pfmn 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-11

En sustfsuci6n dc don Ramon Falcon.
oeeda fntsrin5mants en- In sssgetarfa ds In
0orts de Distrito de San Juan, don Evaristo
Velsz.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
Profitable Carp Fishing.

Salem, March 26.-Catching German
carp for New York and Philadelphia
markets is proving very profitable
industry with a number of fishermen
in Salem and Gloucester counties. A
few years back this species of the
finny tribe were not considered worth
taking out of the water as a food fish,
and, as consequence, they multi
piled rapidly, and the creeks fairly
teamed with carp, some weighing as
high as thirty pounds. Suddenly they
acquired market value, and tons of
them were taken with nets in the
streams of lower Jersey and profitable
prices realized. This spring in some
of the creeks the carp have ap-
peared in large numbers, and thou
sands of pounds have been shipped to
the city markets.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
THE LICENSES
ARE FIFTEEN.
Another Saloon Added to the List
by Council Saturday Night.

A special meeting was held Satur-
day night by City Council for the pur-
pose of reconsidering a license appli-
cation refused at the last meeting.
Those present were President Deal,
Messrs. Ware, Woodruff, Matthews,
Sellers, Butler, Bacon, Morrison and
Nichols.
The meeting was continued for
about five minutes. This was suf1i-
GENTLY long for the Council to recon
slider the vote by which the applica-
tiou of Leonard Meyers to sell liquors
was refused at the last meeting.
The motion to grant the application
was carried by a vote of seven to two,
Messrs. Woodruff and Nichols voting
against the proposition.
Maier & Barnes were granted per-
NIT to erect corrugated iron build
ing for Ogden & Platt and the meet
ing was adjourned.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
HUNT BROTHERS
RECEPTION TO
RETURNING PASTOR.
Rev. AlphOnz0 Dare Warmly We'll
coined by His Church and
Friends

EEleIUS.
That the members and friends of
the Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
welcome the return of their pastor,
Rev Alphonzo Dare and his wife,
was clearly shown Friday night when
an audience filled the large church
room to the doors
Rev. Mr. Dare preached here last
year and his pastorate was successful
in every respect, his people liked him
and he made many friends. He
placed the church at much better
financial standing. Why should they
not appreciate his return.
Mr. Oscar Kellum had charge of
the delightful program and this was
begun shortly before Ell ght O. clock.
The congregation joined in singing
the opening piece. Daniel Souder
offered prayer after which the choir,
led by Edward Brown gave selec-
tion. Miss Edna McGraw favored
with reading, "The Voice of Twi-
light
A vocal solo entitled, "City Beauti-
full" was well presented by Miss Ber-
tina Ham. Dora Ernest cleverly re-
cited humorous selection "AsSmack
in School " Mr.. Olin Lang then gave
an address of welcome to Mr. Dare
and wife He told of the faithful
work of the pastor during his past
year and what pleasure it gave his
people to know that he and Mrs. Dare
should be with them again this year.
Mr.. Dare responded, extending his
appreciation of the cordial welcome
to himself and wife.
Miss Grace Hoffner reoited "EldeI
Lambs Donation" very interestingly.
A vocal solo, mission of Rose
was sweetly sung by Miss Bertha
Parker. Miss Hattie Boody presented
"Mr Stormer's Horse, in a humor.
Gus way that was much appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dare were then called
to the front of the church and the
hand of fellowship proffered.
Those present marched in line anG
in turn shook hands with them. Ther
general social time was enjoyed by
all. 1t was indeed a most pleasant
occasion.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
A VERY NOVEL
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Winfield More Happily Entertains
His Many Friends.

In commemoration of his 10th birth
day anniversary which occurred Fri
day, Winfield More, son OF Richard
More, entertained twenty five or more
of his friends.
1t was happy, dainty novel occa-
sion, the hours from four until eight
O'Clock, being crowded with most
pleasurable events, every one of the
little folks being all the while greatly
interested. The peanut hunt was ex-
citing, the retailing of the donkey,
was, of course, ludicrous, and a novel
delight was the task of the little gen
tlemen locating the little ladies that
held duplicate hand painted cards.
Each young man was presented with
separate card and each was dupli-
Gated, the latter being held by one of
the little women The mixups were
many and it was some time before the
various parties were happily united
A souvenir of the occasion was a
very realistic miniature dress suit
case, filled with dainty sweets. The
menu was dainty, Strawberries, rolls,
cake and ice cream being among the
things served.
Winfield received many very hand
some presents. Those present were
Carrie Moore, Oleta Minch, Martha
Johnson, Eva Smith, Ruth McGear,
Mildred Boone, Dorothy Bacon, Fanny
Gale, Mary Bacon, Robert Mulford,
Charles Mulford, Willie Smith, Leslie
Gibson, Rodney Gibson, Kenneth
CARL, Wilmer CARL, John Pierce, Ed
ward Pierce, Clarence Fox, Everett
Robbins, Fletcher Schaum, Leslie
Bacon.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
SPECIAL MEETING
OF SCHOOL BOARD.
Local School Guardians Trying to
Solve Their Status.


A special meeting of the Board of
Education was held Monday evening
under the following call, issued by
President Reeves
A special meeting of the Board of
Education will be held >on Monday
evening, March 31st, 1902, to adjust
school matters in Bridgeton in ac.
cordance with the present school law,
and to transact any other business
that may be brought before the meet
ing. !"
All the members were present.
President Reeves explained in detail
the matters to be adjusted; one of
which was the filling of the Office of
School Superintendent, as provided for
under the law just passed by the Leg
islature.
Mr.. Turner asked the question,
"Does any one question whether the
new law affects the status of the Board
of Education of Bridgeton, or the
right of the Board to proceed under
the provision of the law to elect a
School Superintendent and to attend to
other matters affected
For his part the duty of the Board
was plain. The new law went into
effect Immediately; the term OF the
School superintendent, as provided
for under the city charter, expired,
and that the new law provided another
mode of electing a superintendent,
and defined his duties, which were
different from those which have been
exercised by the Superintendent under
the charter. He saw no reason why
the Board should not proceed under
the new law.
This view, in substance, was enter
tanned by most of the Board. Mr..
Cox contended, however, that his
mind was not clear as to whether he
should step out of the Office to which
he was elected He questioned
! whether the Meeker act did not carry
him over until the first of next Janu-
ary.
To a question by the President as to
what he considered his duties, if he
held over, as the new law designated
other persons to perform the work
which he had been doing, Mr. Cox
was also not clear.
" After considerable discussion, it
was finally ordered that Mr.. Turner
be authorized to secure from the City
Solicitor an opinion relative to the
status of the School Superintendent
and such other matters under con-
| sideration, as provided for under
the law and report at an adjourned
meeting on April Sd.
Miss Lizzie Fisher and Miss A. r.
Gascoign applied for positions as
teachers. A complaint from the
Board of Health relative to waste
water at Bank street school, was re-
ferred to the Building Committee.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
HORSE AND WAGON
STOLEN SATURDAY NIGHT
r. s. Winn Loses His Team and
Has Heard Nothing From Tt.

R. S. Winn, son of Rollo Winn, had
horse and wagon stolen from him
Saturday night.
Mr.. Winn drove down town and
about nine O'Clock hitched his borse
on Jefferson street. He returned
about eleven for it and the team was
not there. All efforts to find the rig
proved futile and it was evident some
one had stolen the horse and driven
off.
The animal was sorrel with a
white face and was hooked to spring
wagon. Mr.. Winn thinks he knows
who has the team and that it was
done for revenge. He has given the
case to Constable Frank J. Lore.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
willincrease Its Business

The Crystal Ice Company is prepar-
ing to greatly increase it's business.
The details have not as yet been ar
ranged so as to be given to the public,
but they will be very shortly. The
concern has leased with an option to
purchase, the Elmer property former
y occupied with the Whitaker & Co.. {,
nmber business, and will erect build
ngs ther eupon. 1t is the intention OF
the Company to establish milk and
cream business. Other projects are
being conceived.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1902-04-03
DELAWARE
WANTS THE MEN.
Are Still After the Terrapin
Catchers of Cumberland

County.
The New Jersey Fish and Game
Commission is making most deter
mined fight in the now celebrated
Cumberland county terrapin case, and
will have those charged with the vio-
lation of Delaware laws extradited if
possible.
The Delaware despatch indicates
that the proceedings for requisition
papers have been renewed The des-
patch follows:
Dover, Del, March 28-Attorney
Logue, acting for the New Jersey
Game Association, came here to-day
to expedite the issuance of requisition
papers for the seven New Jersey fish
ermen, William Moore and others,
who were arrested lat Bridgeton, N.
j., and Cedaryille, N j., for catching
diamond back terrapin out of season.
Governor Murphy will, it is said,
honor the acquisitions and allow the
men to be brought to Delaware for
trial. The men are still under bail at
Bridgeton.