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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-25
r YALE WRESTLING.

Revival iD the sport attae UnIversity
This Year-Next Saturdays Match
with Columbia.
This year has witnessed decided
impetus in wrestling at Yale. More
men have gone into it this season than
ever before. The enthusiasm has been
high and the support accorded this
branch of athletics by the student body
has proved most encouraging.
The Seymour cups have proven great
incentives to hard and strenuous work.
This year second cups were given in
addition to the larger and handsomer
first cups and the innovation proved
most successful.
This year the wrestling team met an
outside college team for the first time.
The project of Yales wrestlers meet
ing Columbia was by many considered
foolhardy to say the least. They were
glad to see an intercollegiate match,
but Yale could not win a bout against
class of men to whom were open such
excellent facilities for instruction and
training. But Columbia accepted, and
Yale went down, but with bulldog de-
termination to do all they could to
win, and they actually won-at least on
actual merit. They couldn't get a
heavyweight as Mike Murphy refused
to let him go at the last minute, fear
ing he might be hurt for the track
team. Columbia therefore won this
class by default. OF the other three
weights actually and fairly wrestled,
Yale won two. But technically it was
a tie.
The temporary association, consisting
of manager. secretary and treasurer,
has been busy this week preparing for
another event. Yale wants to beat Co.
lumbia, not tie her, and to that end
has invited that college to wrestle in
the Yale gymnasium on Saturday night
of this week. Columbia has accepted.
There will be four classes, light, welter,
middle and heavy weights. A heavy
weight has not yet been procured but
an attempt will lbe made to get one of
the big football men to go out for this
class. A varied programme has been
arranged to be given between bouts.
iris intercollegiate wrestling is the
opening wedge to the formation of
permanent organization.
To w. F. Alcorn, the attorney Of this
of the team. His patient and persistent
effort has had it's reward in the excel
lent worl. of the Yale team.
AS Columbia will send up new men
to replace those defeated Saturday the
bouts will probably be intensely excit-
ing, as the rivalry is intense.
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COSGR0VE SHOE EMPORIUM.
45 Church Street. corner Of Crown
AT SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

AT SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
TONIGHT. = x
A grand concert will be given by the
Swedish Lutheran church on st. John
street this evening. Programme as fol-
lows: z.r.s....- ...-ss...ss
Hymn 1874 (Swedish1.
Reading Of scripture and prayer. .;e.ss
Fugue ~. .................. Bach
Professor John T.. Erickson.
Words Of welcome.
Rev. K. A. Martin.
Duet-Selected.
Mrs. Laurance and Mrs. Gesner.
Overture-William Tell ........ Rossini
Professor John T. Erickson.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Laurance.
Passing of the Regiment. Erickson
Professor John T. Erickson.
Solo-Selected.
Laurel Burwell.
Fantasy-Pastoral ........ Brirtenback
Professor John T. Erickson.
Duet-Selected.
Mrs. Laurance and Mr.. Gesner.
ecitation-Selected
Mr.. Laurance.
The Repose of Nature; The Shep-
herds Pastoral; The Approach of
the Storm; The Tempest; The Ves-
per Hymn.
Professor John r. Erickson.
Solo--Selected.
Laurel Burwell.
March-Rienzi ................. Wagner
Professor John T. Erickson.
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CHARLES K. ADAMS.

Charles f. Adams died on Saturday
at his home near Luckee Brook, in
Winsted, aged sixty-two years. He
served in the civil war, enlisting in
Co. E, 10th Massachusetts, volunteers.
He was born at Charlemont, Mass. He
was a member of Wadhams post, G. A..
R., of Waterbury, and formerly was a
member Of Palmer post of Winsted. He
leaves a wife. The funeral was held
Monday. Rev. George w. Judson off,
ciated. Delegations of Odd Fellows and
of the G. A. R. were present. The body
was taken to Waterbury yesterday for
burial
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Wednesday. March rs. 1908.
aEIv ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

s Rage
Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory.
Asparagus-The Bronson x Plat Co.
Auction Sale-A. n. Wheeler.
Bargains-!The Chas. MOnson Co.
urgomaster-Hyperion.
Building LOts-E. NJ. Clark.
Butter and EggS-D. N. Welch & Son.
City 0rdinances-H. E. Norris.
City Registrars-Me ting.
Certiticate-F. MOsca.
Committee on StreetS-Meeting.
Cream Cheese-Mohican Co.
Estate Lucius Smith-Probate Notice.
Ely's Cream Balm-Druggists'.
For Sale--Farm-G. A. lsbeIl
For Rent-House-L. A. D., This Office.
Grape Nuts-At Grocers'.
High Glass Footwear-N. H. Shoe Co.
Linings-Tha Howe & Stetson Co.
Millinery Opening-Edw. Malley Co.
Noon Luneheon-Hof brau Haus.
Order of Notice-SuperiOr Court.
Opening Day-Gamble Desmond Co.
Paper-The Thompson Shop.
Pianola Chat-M. Steinert " Sons Co.
Real Estate LOans-L0maS 4 Nettleton.
Royal Baking POw(ler-GrOcers'.
Wedgew0od Pottery-The Ford Co.
Wanted-Woman-214 Hamilton Street.
Wanted-0perators-6 Court Street.
Wanted-Help-12S Court Street.
Wanted Bicycle-WOman's Exchange.
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Ladies Comfort Shoes.

The most complete line in New Haven. Handmade
Comfort Shoes, Nurse Shoes Julie and Oxford Ties.
Special values at 81 90, $1.25, $3.50 and $500.
The Spring Fashions coming in daily, include Patent
Kid Polish, Cuban Heel very stylish; also fine Wei Kid
Polish and Button in shapes, opera shape, medium
shape and common sense comfort shape All splendid
value at $500 per pair .:>.
Our Belmont line are the best value in New Haven
All feathers, Boots $3.50, Oxfords $500.
Our High Grade Rubbers, the best in the world, at
low grade prices to piece out the season.
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DERRY STRIKERS RETURN.

Derby, March PA dozen feeders in
the cutting department of the local fac
tory of the National Folding Box and
Paper company, who struck yesterday
because they were put on piece work,
returned this morning after confer
ence with the superintendent of the fac
tory, who asked them to give the new
system a trial,
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SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Governor Chamberlain has signed the
commission of Judge William T. Elmer
to be judge Of the superior court.
The governor has also approved of
bills of Gilbert l.. Smith, formerly a
member of the board of mediation and
arbitration, for expenses of $39; also
the bill of the quartermast err general of
81 500 for rifle ranges and targets.
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TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR DE-

FRAUDING HOTEL KEEPER.
James w. Ahern and James McAskell
were arrested yesterday afternoon by
Policemen Fallon and O'Connor, who
charged them with defrauding William
G. Cunning, proprietor Of the Winthrop
hotel on State street, out of some board
money. They came here from Boston
some time ago to work as decorators on
the new high school building, and were
working there when arrested.
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HOMER Il SMITH.

Homer H. Smith of West Haven,
aged sixty-nine years, died Monday af-
ter a long illness. Mr.. Smith was we'll
known and had many friends in the
borough. He was member of Har-
mony lodge, I. o. o. F., which will have
charge of the services at the grave.
The funeral will be held from the late
residence, "a Fourth avenue, at $3.50 this
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Dickerman of the
Church of the Messiah will officiate. In
terment will be in the Oak Grave ceme-
terry.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Henry Newh0use.

At the New Haven hospital yesterday
Henry Newhouse, seventy years Of age,
died of pneumonia. He was taken to
the hospital March 20 from a house in
the rear of COS Grand avenue He has
no relatives so far as is known.
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Putnam, Conn, March 24.-Argu-
lnents in the case of Mrs. Manson,
charged with the murder of Mrs. Will
son, were under way to-day and will be
concluded tomorrow.
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Forbes " hips Kelly.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 24.-Harry
Forbes tonight knocked out Johnny
Kelly in the ninth round of what was
scheduled for a ten-round contest.
Pittsburg, March 24.-The ten-round
fight scheduled for tonight between
George Gardner and Peter Maher was
not pulled off. The fighters refused to
go on because of the small house.
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WEATHER RECORD.

!. Washington, D. c., March "a, 1908, s pm.
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
For New England: Clearing and colder
Wednesday; Thursday fair; fresh northwest
winds.
at For Eastern New York: Fair and colder
Wednesday; Thursday fair, fresh northwest
winds.
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REGIMENTAL DRILL.

Last evening at the Second regiment
armory was held a regimental drill in
which all five local companies partici-
pated. The men worked with admira.
BILE precision and accord, and the drill
was most satisfactory from all stand
points.
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Miss NJ Hogan of this city was one
of the leading singers at an entertain
ment in Naugatuck Sunday night, fol-
lowing the delivery of a lecture at Co.
lumbus hall by Rev. Father Fitzgerald
of Waterbury,
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LAW SCHOOL LECTURE.

LAW bCtiOUIA LHCIURE,
At o'clock this afternoon Judge FL
lott, of Minnesota, will deliver a lee
ture in the auditorium of the Yale Law
school. Acting Dean Woolsey and Sec
rotary Foster, in behalf of the faculty,
cordially invite the public to attend.
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MRS. G. CUNIMIO.

Mrs. Guiseppi Cunimio of III Wolcott
street, died at the hospital yesterday.
She was twenty-three years of age.
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EASTER SALE. CHURCH OF MES
SIAH.
The Easter sale of the Church of the
Messiah will take place at the church
April / and not tonight, as has been
previously announced.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

La BORINoUEN. De Targas c.
No olvidar que esta casa es Ia one mas
barato vende y que constantemante in
uO0uce nueTaS mercancIag articuloz
de alta novedad- Vista hace p.
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A DIESTRO Y SINlEsTRO

Rito7Ten1os la mirada hacia Juana
Diaz.
Lo que ALI sucede ocurre nos trae
la memoirs aquelIa aventura famosfsi-
ma que le aconteci6 don Quiiote en- Ia
venta que el imaginaba ser castillo.
Aquf de eide Hamete BenengeIi:
<Asf como suele decirse ell cato al
ratio, ell ratio la cuerda, la cuerda al
palo, daba ell arriero & Sancho, Sancho
In moza (Maritornes) la moza & el, ell
ventero la moza, y todos menudeaban
con tantS priesa, que no sc daban punto
de reposo.o
De parecida manera, Carri6n arre-
mete contra Toss2s, Luis Dess1s contra
Carri6n, este contra ell Concejo, ell Con-
cejo contra Carri6n, armandose con tai
motive la barahunda mas divertida que
hemos presenciado en- ell revuelto campo
de los se-dicentes republicanos de esta
fnsul2 barataria.
A modo de tsrjetas postales, como
playa de iangostas, 81 sc quiere, llueven
de uno otro lado sobre los contendien-
tes hojas mas hojas sueltas, con ell r6-
tulo de ~Cartas p1blicaso, <cartas abier-
tas0, <cartas sin sobre2-todo un epis-
tolario-escritas cen prosa LANAI, cen
prosa lisao y en- prosa vii.
Carri6n, con reminiscencias de <El
Loco Dioso no sc cansa de repetir: <Yo
soy 10 que soyS-Ego sum qua s,tna
Luis Felipe Dess1s, por no ser me-
nos, tambien Sc acuerda de Echegaray,
y, alteran0o ell tftulo de una de las obras
mas celebradas del gran dramaturgo,
dice: GCarri6n Sc quiere lavar nadnch1s
que no IGnlpad7aS Asf, con bastardilla
todo.
Uno Y otro bando, carr5onistas
deSsltsistGs, hablan en- nombre del pue-
bio Y en- nombre del pueblo, tan llevado
Y trafdo, Sc insultan Y zahieren, despe-
llejSndose de 10 Undo.
Esto no quita, nj obsta nj empece
para que los dos campeones 6 adalides-
Carri6n Dess6s- encabecen sus respec-
tivos escritos con formulas ceremoniosas
y corteses, cerrandolos de igual modo:
SHonorable sefor Delegado & La Ca
mara insular don Tomas Carri6no, dice
Dess1s, Y le suelta la andanada CORES
pondiente. 10 cuaI no impide que conclu-
va suscribiendose de Carri6n como <su
mejor amigo.s
Este lie replica: lie llama Honorable
ciudadano y despues de propinarle unos
cuantos zurriagazos, como va habra Wis
to ell lector curioso en- Ad5estr0s anterio-
res, lie Hama 81 entranable amigo 6 cosa
asi.
Entire tanto no sabemos d6nde est5
ell pueblo Y 10 que opina ell pueblo, tan
To veces invocado por ambos caudillos.
Y & propesito.
Mucho, demasiado. abussn de- esa
entidad los peri6dicos adversarios.
A cada momento, creyendose poner
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una plea en- Flandes, hablan de que Sc
deben al pueblo. y adulan al populacho
proclamando en- tono muy alto, hasta
desganltarse, ell gobierno del pueblo por
ell pueblo.
Tai principle es hermosisimo JUS
to; pero hay que tener en- cuenta-y asf
10 adVIerte Carlyle--que <Ia democracia,
81 no quIere suicidarse, ha de ser eE go
6eerao det Pueblo p0r eE Pueblo. PERo
POR Los MEJORES DEL PUEBLO.9
Los pseudo-repobicsnos de Puer-
to Rico han elegido 10 peor; de ahf su
descredito y su deshonra.
AunQue ese pugilsto entablado en-
Juana Diaz, entire Carri6n, Tossas, Des-
s1s e.. que sc acribillan & hojas sueItas,
parece un juego de chiquillos Sc pres
IA las burlas Y q las veras agridulces,
hay en- ell fondo una acusaci6n gravisima
que no deben pasar inadvertida para las
autorldades superiores de Ia isla.
IA es hora de que Sc ponga fin ese
escandalo bochornoso y sc depuren los
hechos.
Tomas Carri6n, en- una hoja de fe-
cha de antes de aver. sienta las afirma-
SAOACc que S12O0Qs
SYo digo, en- nombre del pueblo, en-
absolute. que en- Ia administration mu-
nicipal de Juana Diaz Sc roba..
7 a6ade:
SNo demos mas campanadas.
<Vamonos & la question principal:
Sc T0bG... Sc robG.. ...y Sc robG :. Z.
Acerca de este llamamos La aten-
ci6n del Procurador General.
Aquf no caben terminus medios.
Una de dos
o Tomas Carri6n es un calumnia-
dor Y IN falsario no 10 es.
En- ell primer case deben castigarle
los Trlbunales; en- Ell segundo case Ell Pc
so de La ley debe caer sobre los que ro-
ban al pueblo
Por de pronto, hasta que este Sc
ponga en- claro. 10 procedente, 10 l6gico
y Justo es que Sc decrete la suspension
de ese alc&lde
SSe roba no Sc roba en- Ia admins
TRACTION municipal de Juana-Diaz?
He ahf ell dilema.
Tomas Carri6n Sc halla dispuesto a
probar antes los Tribunales 10 primero.
Abrase, pues, Ia investigation opor-
tuna, Y la carcel con los ladrones, ST
es que los hay, 6 la c6rcel con ell de-
nunciante, 81 es que sus scusaciones re-
sultan calumniosas falsas.
NADIA de componendas amapu-
chos
La opinion p6blica desea, exige
que la luz Sc haga sobre este asunto, pa
IN que cese ell escandalo Sc evite ma
yores males.
C0RTADILLO.
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3" PAL MAS
F0LLET0 De GRiSTOBAL REAL

Con ese tftulc acaba de publican
nuestro distinguido amigo compa6ero
en- la prensa don Crist6bal Real, ell ro-
nance y ell cuento que obtnvieron pri-
meros premios en- Ell Certamen del Ate
neo.
A reservs de exponer nuestro jul
clio mas adelante, diremos que ell folleto
merece conservarse en- toda biblioteca
puertorriquena pues hay en- 6l algo del
espiritu de nuestro pueblo mucho del
espfritu de nuestra raza.
Cristobal Real es un escritor de Ia
lento Y de estudio. que Sc ha tornado
por 81 mismo, en- lucha contra Ia adver-
sidades del destino. 7 este solo bzstarfa
para que obtuviese las simpatfas de los
hombres que saben sentir pensar.
Nosotros felicitamos al amigo. al
companero ell cual no dodamos, ha de
obtener en- So carrers hteraria muchos
Y mayores triunfos.
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JUNTA SUPERIOR DE SANDAL

Be publica Ia siguiente enmienda &
La Secci6D q de la Orden n1mo % ema-
NADIA de este Centro:
En- toda jurisdiction donde no haya
mas que un matadero Y no Sc mate mas
que una res diaria, Sc guardar5 In a.
gulente proportion de los animaIes sa-
crlflcados: ell primer dfa macho. el dfa
Hgulente. hembra, ell tercer dfa maeho
y asl sucesivamente- De ninguna ma
ner1 se perTltira La matanza de ganado
hembra en- dos dias consacntivos : Ls1o
nlnghn concepto excederz Ell nImero de
mes.
In caso de que Sc sacrifoue mas de
una caoeza de ganado durante Ell dia en-
cualquier matadero, ell n6mero de- bau-
bras no excederS del ntimero de n,.olo.
sacrificados durAnte ell dia en- cuezti6n ;I519
r NJ HERSiNDEz.
Director de Sanidad
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NOti(ids generates

PRIMOGENITo: La apreciable espOsa
De nuestro buen amigo el Lcdo. en- Far
macla don Modesto Aguay0, did luz.
nace dlas, con tOda felicidad IN robusto
lnfante. que ha venido q aumentar Ia
dlcna que reina en- aQuel hOgar.
DON JUAN BAUTIsTA DIAz: Este apre-
clad0 amigo de Aguas Buenas ha trasla'
dad0 su residencia esta ciudad. Su
MO don Juan Marcelino, que fue ope
RADIO hace POGO en- una pierna, causa
de una caida, sigue mPjorando rSpida
mente, 10 que celebramos.
MAESTRoS EsPECIALRS: Los macs
trOs especiales han recibid0 una c0mu-
nlcac10n del Departamento de Educa
clon. concediendOles un plazO de tres
meses para que Obtengan ell titul0 de
maestros.
5000 EJEMPLAREs: Ell Departamen.
TO de instruction ha cOmpradO 5000
elemplares de libros de lectura, prepa-
radios por don Manuel Fernandez Jun.
cos.
CONTRAToS: En- ell Departamento
de instruction Sc han recibido los con.
tratOs de los prOfesores de COamO, Jua.
ma DIaz, HumacaO, Lsjas, Mayaguez y
Cabo Rojo.
APRoBADos: Han sido aprobados los
nombramientos de diez seis maestros
poi q Aoo OoCu0idS Q0 E1UIuaCdO.
JUNTA ESCOLAR: La Junta ESclOar
de Juana Diaz ha designado para ell
cargo de prOfes0res, ounce maestros.
durante Ell an0 esco'ar.
<LA CHIsPAS: Este semanario que
Sc publlca en- Manati, aparecera diaria
mente desde el proximo lunes.
RECoMENDACI0N: El SecretariO de
de Puerto Rico ha pasado una carta al
gobernadOr recOmendsn pida al SO.
nor Juan P. Herrero, CONCEAL del Ayun
tamlentO de HumacaO, la renunc;a de
su cargo. debido los rOzamientos cons.
tantes que existen entire dicho conceal,
ell Alcalde Y Ell Presidenfe del Concejo.
PRESIDIo: Ha falIecidO en- ell hos.
pital del Presidio. ell cO1fnado Luis L6.
peg Burgos. de tuberculosis pulmonar.
No ESTA NAL: Segnn SO dice, Sc es.
ia preparandO un bsu que sera presen.
tado en- la proxima Asamblea Legisla
tiva, asignando cinco dollars cada con-
cejal, cada vez que celebren session.
A este pas0. cualquier bruja
puede ser CONCEAL.
VELADA: Para ell "a de este mes.
dia de las Mercedes, esta anunciada en-
Humacao Ia celebration de una gran
velada lirico- literaria
<LA BAYAMONESA>: Papel para
ciRarrillOs blancOs Y brea venden a
5 80 y go respectivamente por resma
sencllla, r. Fabian & Cs, San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
EMULSION: Los que padecen de asma
y otros trastornos bronquiales deben
lesr la carta que trascribimos d CONT
nuaci6n:
<Sres. Scott & Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy senores mios: He usado su pre-
parade Emulsion de Scott de aceite de
higado de bacalao con hipofosfitos de
cal J de sosa en- dos casos Que me han
dado excelentes resultados; uno era de
br0nquitis capilar y otro de asma bron.
quial. cuyOs parosismos eran sumamen.
te dolorosos. Los efectos del preparado
en- ambas enfermedades han sido efica.
ces. Soy de Vds. S. S. amigo,
LCDo. JOSE RAMON LUNALB.
Miembro del Juro- o-Medico de Santo Do.
miDgo y Medico de los Asilos de Bene.
fcencia Y Manicomios. Gale de San.
chez numero %, Santo Domingo, R. Do
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C0RTADILL0.

Gallart y don Juan Ortiz, habiendose
elegido al mismo tempo una Directiva
local, que Ia componen los sefores ST.
guientes:
Presidente, don Arturo Diaz. vi
ce, don Manuel MufIoz Gallart.
les: don Pedro Archie, don Valeriano
Colon, don Juan Ortiz don Manuel
N1nez.-Secretario, don .Tes1s Mufoz.
---Suplente, don Cesareo Rivera.--Teso-
rero, don Manuel Otero.
Felicitamos al pueblo de Cayey.
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Sc ALQUUAN. ]

Sc ALQUTLAN: Los bsjos de In
casa que ocupa al <Hotel Cocoya, an In
calle de Betances. pr0pi0s para un esta
blecimient0 mercaltil D almacen.
Para inf0rmes 81 dueno Jose r. San
tiago. A
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TALLER de construction de carros
y arados franceses, marca Dombasle. De
Ernest Girod- Guayama, (P. r d..
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SAN JUAN
P0R TELEGRAPH
Septiembre 19.
Hunt Y Roosevelt

FL Gobernador Hunt ha cele-
baadO una importante conferencia
en- Washington con Ell Presidente
de Ia Rep6 blica.
Ell objeto de la entrevista ha ST.
do discutir y aclarar ciertos pun
tos OscurOs relacionados con los
terrenos de esta isla que sc reser-
van para asuntOs navales.
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TrTUnf0 espIendidO

FL Jurado que sc constituyo en-
Mayagnez para yer Y fallar la eau
sa por asesinato en- primer grado
seguido contra los hermanOs Al
teri que dieron muerte al guardia
Castro, ha dictado veredicto de
inculpabilidad. Los procesados. q
Quienes defendi0 elocuentemente
nuestro distinguido amigo don Jo-
Sc de Diego, fueron puestos inme-
diatamente en- ibertad
FL letrado es objeto de caluro-
sas felicitaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19
CAYEY

Ha tenido lugar en- este pueblo i.
celebration. de una asanibiea peneraI IL =
comerciantes y agricultofes, en- To- 80
nes dc Ia Casa-Ayuntamiento, habi6nde,-
Sc desi0nado como comisiona5os para -
preaeDtar 4 In asociaci6n Cd Ia AsarnbIas
general que tendr6 efecto en- San .T,sr
Ell din reinte del corriente. & los seFTorea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

GALERfA FoToGRAFICA de Ra-
fael Colorado. Con los ultimoS adelantos
del arte. San Jose l2. San Juan P. r.
Apartado 1s4. Telefono 24. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19
InsuYYecci6n en- duoe

Las partidas levantadas Ell 81
Oriente de Cuba : que reconocen
como principal cabecilla d Juan
Lopez, van tomando incremento.
Hay doscientos jinetes en- campa-
IA que haran formal resistencia
hasta ser complacidos en sus pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

P0H MAS De SESENTa AMOS, /.
REEEEDIO ANTIGUA BTEg PRoRADo.
Ii JAkABE CAL4ANTk DE LA ERA. WTSSIOw.
gsado por AILL0EEs De AADREs. para h5soa. 4
PER1ODo De DEETCrOE EXITO CONPIETo. TRAN.
QUIL1ZA "a cRIATTRA. ABLAEDA LAS EgcIAs AITvTA
TODOS Los DOLORES, CCRA HI C6IICO TEyTOSO
eor rsnnedSo In DIARREA De Las BoTICAs
Gel Dundo entero- Pedsd.
III JARABE CALMAyTR DE- IA SRA. wTys10w-
no ACEPTEZs cTRo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19
Estrada Palma en- Santiago

Ha legado d Santiago de Gu
ba el presidente de Ia Republica,
despues de recibir ovaciones en to-
do 81 trayecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-19

NUESTRAS ISDUSTREAS.-Reco-
mendam0s al plblico las excelentes be
oldas gaseOsas que preparan las fabrfcas
<Pequana AnEilla> y <P0lo Eorte>. Te-
tnan -, San Juan en las mejores con.
diciones de- hygiene ec0nomia.
Lim0nada, franbruesa. chin. ..te
en- barrlles para tnda II isla.
- QaEuRz, dgna10 Heya4asos.