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SOME PLAYS THAT STICK.
Warm Weather Fails to Diminish the Sue
cess OF One or Two F-yOrites.

The Garrick Theatre was closed last
night and will remain so until Thursday
night when the farce Of Facing the Music
will be produced for the first time here.
The farce will he preceded by a curtain
raiser called "A Welsh Rarebit," Of which
Henry L. Dixey is the author. He will
appear in ii and will have the principal
role in Facing the Music"
-The Runaways" seems to please the
patrons of the Casino and is booked to stay
all summer. Grace George in Pretty
Piggy and Ezra Kendall in THE Vinegar
Buyer" end their engagements on Satur-
day night. The Prince of Pilsen" has
been at the Broadway Theatre ten weeks
ye, been set for closing. Cecil Spooner
in MY Lady Peggy, Goes to Town is doing
long run at the Belasco in two weeks. The
same night will see the closing Of .The
Auctioneer' at the Victoria and Miss
Simplicity" at the Academy of Music.
Warm weather will not inter .ere with the
run of the Earl of Pawtucket" at the Man
haitian The Wizard of Or" will also stay
all summer at the Majestic The Sultan
Of Sulu' is ending its fifth month at Wal
lacks The Four Cohans are at their lest
Street Theatre There and Back" is doing
well at the Princess
The last week of the stock season at the
American is announced The attraction
this week is "A Mothers Love" The
Murray Hill is giving Janice Meredith, "
the Grand The Tanning Of Helen" the
Star THE Little Church Around the Cor
ner," the West End The Heart of Mary
land" and the Third Avenue A Working
Girls Wrong" Alice Fischer in Mrs.
Jack" is at the Metropolis
The Proctor houses give big shows at
small prices The Twenty-third Street
house has god vaudeville AMI the Fifth
AvenIe, Fifty-eighth Street and l25th
Street houses have good plays Tony
Pastor a ways offers good vaudeville at his
house Marie Dresser is the leader at the
Circle this week There is a matinee every
day at Hurtig & Seamon's
keiths bill is made up of many top.
liners including Fife Fay Greasy and
Dayne and Lille Western. New attrac-
tions are constantly being added to the
Eden MI see. The Vanity Fair burlesquers
are at the Dewey, and Huber's Museum
has new freak in a man with an iron skull
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NORWALK'S STUDENTS FINED.
YOUNG TAFT, HOWEVER, PRAISED
BYTiIE COURT FOR HIS FIGHT.
Lawrence white. One Of the -Four Boys
Arrested for the Assault on j. ID.
Milne. Fined s25--Taft Fined I'll for
Helping His Chum In the Scrap.


Helping His Chum in the Scrap.
NoRwALK, Conn, May ls.-For the first
time the people of this city learned the full
story Of the charges Of assault made by
John d. Milne against four students at Prof,
c, A. Haistroms school. The four STU
dents are Hugh s. Knox, son OF Attorney
General Philander c. Knox; Walbridge
Taft, son Of Henry W. Taft of New York
and nephew Of Gov, Taft Of the Philip.
pines: John E. Barney OF Clncinnat ana
Lawrence White of Lowell. Mass. The
case came up in Judge Lockward court
Milne is the superintendent OF the Nor
walk gas plant Of the Conneeticut Railway
and Lighting Company. He IL Harvard
graduate and ia of athletic build.
The row occurred on THURSDAY nigh is
bicycle from the Norwalk Club to his home
when, as he reached the hill near the Nor
walk Methodist Episcopal Church, he came
across young Taft and young White. They
were walking with two young women.
steep that he was compelled to put on some
extra steam to get up. The students say
he was putting over his work.
Young White initiated Mines putting
and did it 50 loudly that Milne jumped on
his wheel and went over to the students
he said
sid you mean that for me-"
"No." answered White.
well" said Milne, lust tell Inc who
you did mean it for"
Tn, students say that Milne then struck
White, who is a slight chap, i'll the face
and knock ed him down. According to
them, Milne then turned upon Taft. who
had come up as If to his frinnd,s aid and
! Il, III IN thn "a q
two and weighs $50 pounds. He, sailed
into Milne hammer and tongs. He first
got Mines head in chancery with one
| arm and then hammered the gas mans
face with the fist of the other arm,
Milne tried hard TO get his cad free
and in so doing got one finger in Tafts
mouth and tried to draw Taft's cad down.
| Taft promptly bit the gas mans finger,
and Milne with howl of pain, took another
tack Taft. however, held to his advantage
and gave the gas man hard pumn'l
ling. At that time Knox and Barney APP
De AIRED and helped to vanquish Milne.
Knox and Barney We're isthaiged when
the case came up in court on SATURDAY,
but Taft and White were held till to-day;
Taft's father then came up and engaged
counsel for his SON Half of the schctl l.
boys and lot of other people were in coui
to hear the case. Judge Loo kwood, after
hearing Whites case, said he was convince ed
that White was guilty OF breach OF the
student s25,
As for Taft the Judre said;
'You did just as would have done in n
similar case, In fact you old as any ran
would have done. You Rad no intention
to hurt Milne when the fight began. Still
YOU did just as much harm to him as if you
had meant to hurt him and therefore are
lilty of techni' al assault. l am COM
PEELED to fine YOU 81.
The verdict is taken as great victory
Al -. h., ,l ale
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VICTIM OF "STRONG ARM GANG
Detective Thinks Verduci, Whose Throat
Was Cut, Was Taken for Another.

Detective Thinks verduci, Whose Throat
Was Cut. Was Taken for Another.
Detective Sergeant vachris, Of Capt.
Formosa's staff. at Brooklyn police head
quarters, yesterday made report to Com
missioner Greene in which he said that
the slashing of the throat Of Gaetano Verduci
on Friday night at Van Brunt and Union
streets occurred by reason OF mistaken
Identity. He believes that Verduci was
mistaken for Frank Cherico. a barber,
who recently gave evidence against YIN
cenzo Mazzula. which resulted in sending
the latter To Sing Sing for three years.
verducis general appearance is the
same as that Of Cherico.
Verduc arrived In this country week
ago, said the detective. He was not well
and went Immediately to the house OF his
co lsin at 50 Union street: On Friday
lie went out for a walk and when almost
home was stabbed. Caclaba, the prisoner,
did not know his victim nor did he know
CHI rico He was the instrument OF the
Strong Arm Gang" whose members have
been evying blackmail on Italians OF means,
ard performing other deeds OF like char
act' r.
The favorite punishment Of the Strong
Arm Gang" is to slash the face or neck
Of an -informer"
At the Long Island College Hospital
1t was said last night that there was a
chance that Verduci would recover.
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T. ID. MACkAY BURIED.
Theatre Folk Sing at the Managers Funeral
Services.

Funeral services for Thomas D. Mackay
the theatrical manager, who died Of heart
disease in the Hotel Hygeia last Thursday.
were held yesterday in a Seventh avenue
undertaker's shop. All of the members of
the -Princess Chic company. Of which
Nackay was the manager. attended, az
we'll as many members OF the Bonnie
Brer Bush" company, Of which he formerly
The Rev. Walter E. Bentley. founder Of
the Actors Church Alliance. read the
Episcopal burial service, and Robert Easton
OF the Bonnie Brier Bush company sang
a solo. Miss Vera Michelena. prinla donna
of princess Chic sang Nearer, My God,
to Thee"
Mackay was buried in the Actors Fund
plot in Evergreen cemetery.
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BCCOLIC DRAMA.
American Theatre Stock Company brings
Out q New Play OF the Familiar Sort.

The stock company which has been play
ing TO good houses all winter at the American
Theatre, introduced new bucolic dra ma
to its patrons last evening under the title
of "A Mothers Love- 1t is compounded
Of those elements which are essential to
all agricultural plays-a villain Of sinister
appearance; a wror ged woman, a noble II
untutored young lover; doting father and
mother and the comedy cook and hired man.
whose presence is necessary to carry out
the plot. The play was suited to the COM
pany and the whole to the audience. The
stock company favorites were greeted
warmly end encouraged literally with APP
plause through out the play. Hal Reid
Il the author, and the leading parts were
played by Maurice Fireman., James Hay
croft, Laura Almosnino and Lillian Boyer.
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a FOOL AND MS MONEY"TO CLOSE
And Charles Hawtrey May Try the Comedy
in London Next Year.

Managers Broadhurst and Curry an
no,,nced last night that the run Of a Fool
and His Money" at the Madison Square
Theatre will close next Saturday with the
fiftieth performance OF the comedy. The
theatre will also close then for the sea-
son. The play will open next season IS
run at the Garrick in Philadelphia on
Sept !.
has lust closed a two-years' run in A
Message from Mars" and who will sail
for England tomorrow, will view the per-
Torrance at the Madison Square tonight
1t is said that he has some idea Of pro-
don Before he returns here to play in .The
Man from Blankley's.'
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NOT A CASE OF ADDICTION.
The Charge Against Lizzie Lawrence and
Lee MCGEE Dismissed.

Assistant District Attorney Lord asked
Magistrate Mayo in the Jefferson Market
police court yesterday to dismiss th M, case
aee",sed Of abducting Helen Cochrane and
Dorothy Lee by enticing, them to go to
Savannah, Ga. Both girls we're over IL
Magistrate Mayo acceded to the request,
but Expressed his opinion that the appre-
bension of the defendants and the girls
was good police work.
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Free Delivery for RidgewoOd.

Free mail delivery Coca into enect IN
Ridrewood, n. j.. on June l. The houses
have all been numbered and the corners
s,,pplied with signs giving street names; OF
ali the candidates for situation as carriers,
However. only two passed the examination,
and another call had to be made nxing
Nav 20 as the day.
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say, He Buttered Her BED.

Mrs. Anna Ritterdeck. who is suing her
husband, Frank Rit terdeck, Union Hill
,aloonkeeper. for separate maint enance.
ale ges in an affidavit, which was read to
Vice. Chancellor Pitney in Jersey. City
yesterday, that her husband smeared butter
over her sheets to prevent her from going
10 lpd
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THEATRES NEW PLAN.
There VIII he No Stock Company at the
American Next Year.

American Next Year.
This will be the last week OF the American
Theatre as the home Of stock company
Klaw Il Erlanger have undertaken to
manage the house next season for Albert
and Sydney Wes, who recently bought
Henry Greenwall's interest In 1t.
The new management promises the best
attractions that are offered at popular
prices Instead Of having wee KY change
Of bill, "a Is common at theatres OF that
kind, the plays that are presented Will
remain for longer engagements.
As the Murray Hill Theatre will be oc.
cupied next year by Edward Harrigans
company, the two PoPular,priced stock
field. both of which have been considered
prosperous. will either go to other houses
next fall or disband
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Not A WEST POINT CADET.
Man Arrested in Vermont for Horse Stealing
Was Deserter From the Cavalry.

WEST POINT. May ls-The despatch In
Yesterdays SUN from Rutland. VT. to the
effect that Erwin Stockwell was in Jail at
Manchester, Vt, for horse stealing, is in
correct so far as it refers TO Stockwell being
West Point cadet. He never was cadet
al ne Military Academy. but was an en-
listed man and deserted from the cavalry
here on April 20 last. The
and offered IN usual rewa I'd for his arrest
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PUBLICATIONS

boC.-S,erne's Sentimental Journey. TIistIam
Shandy, Old London Bridge. Robin hooo. FhAi -
l6l 9TH av,
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Erie.

Chicago sis Perfect equipment and roadbed.
Comfort. Speed. safety Dining and cafe cars.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL INSrKuMESrS FOR bASD,
]. HOWARD FOOrE Importer. ~ Z. 21D 81
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Elliot, scnenck to Conduct Grand Opera

Elliott Schenck will be one OF the con-
ductors OF Henry ". Savage's English grand
opera company. Mr.. Schenck is well known
as a lecturer on Wagnerian topics and as
an associate of Walter Damrosch in musical
enterp rises.
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PocOnO and Birr iige Mountains.
Poe No AND BLUc RIDGE MOUNTAIN
RESORTS In Monroe County, Pa Booklets
and all information at 429 Broadway, N. Y.
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Beach Haven.
HOTEL BALDWIN.
beach Haven, y. j.
Opens june I'D.
Under the direct management OF the owner, inc
estate OF Chas. 7. lerry. Nest popular ftsof' lor
u,ulnr and Yachting. Terms moderate. koOn
en- suite, private hAths attached: send for hook
let. vhlla. Uilire si5 Mutual Life BUILDING
HE E<CLESIDE
Beach Haven, ~ j. Opens June *
Hot seq pnter baths In the house. ana oil the de-
sirablc adWncts OF modern hotel hon by me
sea. Beach Haven is noted for is retchlt SIS ray
Tor sailing and fshlng. lis superb bathing and the
select class of It's n,trons. send for Souvenir
The Englcside Co.. X. F. ENClE, Manager
THROUGH train from New York via G. X Il. OF ~.
j., leaving Liberty st. $40 y. ~. daily.
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COUNTRY HOARD WANTED.


WANTED -COC ,fRi BOARD: on iarni. ny"
rou 4 for four adults and ioJr V4lifen rs -
In June Is to Sept. State terms and references
p. c. g., box 50 New YORK city.
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Asbury Park.
THE BERWIN.
ASRURY PARk. \. j. ,
g BAKFR BROOKS.
Asbury Park


PENNSYLVANIA
Delaware water Gap.
THE NEW kIrTATINNY.
Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
REOPENS MAY 2lST.
Last year the hotel was entirely remoosiied; re-
Electric lights hydraulic elevator, % mile OF broad
PIazzas golf links well Lep! walks snd dI,Hes
baths. Golf tournaments lliusirated booklet
"a hours IRON New York va = 1; d W; r. T.,
LEEDS d LIPPINcoT7r. Props.
paddon Hall. Atlantic Ctv, " j.
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MARLBOROUGH HvuSE.

Stone, lion AMI SLATE construction. Atlantic
City Is neWes, hotel. Sea water In all baths Iele
phoneS in rooms music valet service and otief
mouern notc Couvenlcnces Golf. BboGe.
,tOSi\ A. NulTE Il SOUS.
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MRS RICHARD TrlklNG!oS W., opein he,
hor,c for irs, elias, hGardcrS LIST OF June. IN the
suburbs % ltchneld, thc county seat. East Morris
Gown. l.. q ny ~
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lNhI Ia "A Lana ttu!u ltI d an Ntu MN
her al a 'armhOlsc on Grand Isle Apply Mis
IDA c. GORDON. Pearl, W.
LARGE, Ally ROOMS BAN. cNttltnl latt. $40 70
81? per week EDHON Y. FLRhlNS' LtcAne'o
Conn.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE HARRINGTON, ,,,-
Great harrington. Mass IN ihr berPsn,te n,as'
polt tennis music, etc every modern cohNehiehce'
o''''' ClkRENCF n. ROWE, Prop.
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HOTEL STRAND.

Ocean Fronl FlIcptoVI. STE NNlVI UaIHs
FAIR3AIRN y WILLIAMS owners x lrop
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
Cosas del dla

En- nuestra isla existe un Procu-
rador General, ell Honorable Attorney,
cuya es la obligation de no dejar i'm
pune ning1n atentado criminal contra
ell pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Si todos esos senores resuItan acu-
sables, ell Honorable Attorney debe acu-
sarlOs para que respOndan ante Ell Irl-
bunal correspondence.
Mas; yo creo que ninguno de los
senores arriba citados, deben esperar 8
que con ellos Sc tome una disposition
tan extremada; fig1raseme & mi que 81
realmente cuentan con su inocencia,
deben hacer frente las acusaciones de
su correligionario y que este quede por
calumniador, antes que ellos por delln-
cuentes.
Ffjense que esas acusaciones son te-
rribles y que de solo sospecharlas como
ciertas, los inutilizara moral Y mate
rialmente.
Ell sefIor Iglesias por su parte, 81
realmente quiere rehabilitarse del NAL
prestigio que con su conducta adquiri6,
-secundando perfdos procedures, esta
obligado, por bien de su pals, desha-
Ger las tinieblas hacienda luz sobre este
asunto.
M OAOLO OdUOO9 PACOOhOOAOoS o OASAAO
pruebas, asfgnelas. De ese modo Sc
revindicara 81, quitando la careta los
que, crey6ndose invulnerables como
Aquiles, no contaron conque al ser su-
mergidos en- la laguna Estigia de las
concupiscencias, habfales quedado sin
mojar ell talon de su maldad, por donde
agarrados los tenfa su madre enloqueci-
da, la soberbia.
En- res1men:
Ell senor Iglesias debe hablar mas
claramente
De no hablar ell sef1or Iglesias, de-
ben hacerlo Barbosa, Rosy y ell Direc-
torio
7 de no hacerlo ell primero nj los
1ltimos, ell honorable Attorney general
esta obligado tomar cartas en- ell asunto.
Esperemos.
GINESILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01

Pedro Iglesias Gonzalez, ell ex-tur-
ba (vea que soy indulgente) hace en- ell
<Diario de Ponce1 acusaciones terribles
contra dos prohombres republicanos: ell
leader sefior Barbosa y su lugartenlente
ell senior Rosy.
Dice que ellos ell Directorio Shom-
bres sin conciencia, son los culpables
de la sG1lg9e UertidG en- n11estrds caasCta-
des, para satisfacer sus bastardas ambl-
ciones.S
Y este dicho por boca de Pedro
Iplesias Gonzalez, compinche entonces
de estos polfticos turbulentos, tiene tan
tos visos de verdad como 81 10 confesa-
sen eIlos mismos.
DE todos modos, de las acusaciones
de Iglesias, resultan cargos graves, de-
litos criminosos que deben ser perse-
guidos por la Justicia, 81 realmente
existe la Justicia en- Puerto Rico.
DE la veracidad de los hechos nadie
puede tener la menor duda.
Ahf estan, vivitos Y coleando los
recientes motines de. las ,elecciones, mo-
tines donde una tras otra, ensangren-
tadas examines caIan las vfctimas fe-
derales.
Asesinato tras asesinato, golpe tras
polpe, delaci6n tras delaci0n, lnfamla
tras infamia, y mientras unos baJaban
al sepulcro con ell craneo roto 8 ell pc
cho destrozado, segufan los demas, ca
balleros de pundonor y de Verglenza,
camino de la carcel, entire las sonrisas
de la plebe las tercerolas .policiacas.
Ahora bien, toda esta nube de afro
pellos, todo este farrago de delitos, todo
este mar de Agrimas de disgustos,
ell ex-turba Pedro Iglesias Gonzalez SO
10 atribuye Barbosa y Rosy y con
Barbosa Rosy al Directorio republi-
canO.
Es decir, que ell sefior Barbosa, ell
seflor Rosy Y ell Directorio republica-
no, seg1n acusaci6n p1blica han come
lido delitos penados por ell C6digo, y
81 ell sefIor Barbosa, ell senior Rossy
Y ell Directorio han cometido esos deli
tos, irremisibIemente deben de ir q la
carcel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01

han podido ser entreg ados al hacerse la
reclamation de ellos.
RECOMENDAMOS a todos nuestros
amigos ell hotel THE MARINA. San Jose
numero l, Capital.-Por un dla ue nos
pedaje. un dollar.
-Es SECURE que hoy decretara Ell
alcalde TODD, varias cesantfas de pro-
minentes turbulentos.
-Hasta la pr6xima semana no sera
designado ell nuevo alcalde de Maya
gjlez.
LA ESPANOLA.-Fonda posada
con vista al mar proxima la estaclon
del ferrocarril, Tetuan 81 63.
Ofrece esta casa las meJores CO
modidades para ell pasajer0. Comida'
a la carta como cOnvenga a precl0s
m0dicOs.
Habitaciones frescas y bien ven'
tladas banos.
Hospedaies y abonos, precios con-
venciOnales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
GIN ESILLO.

-Contin1an llegando protestas con-
ira ell enpr6stito de Guayama. Nos ase-
guran que la casa De Ford y otros fuer-
tes hacendados de aquella jurisdiction Sc
oponen. Ell alcalde Lugo Vinas parece
que esta preocupado por ese asunto no
sale de esta capital nj de su apoteosis.
DESDE hace mucho tempo gOza de
gran credito la fabrica de licOres de
Pedro Chandry. Hoy es la fayOrita del
pdblico, pues Sus licores son los mejoreS
que SO fabrican. Esta fabrica es espe'
cial en- la confecci6n de ron, pues sus
marcas son excelentes. FL ron marca
<El Troly> es ell que SO pone en- todas
las mesas de los hOteles y casas parti
culares.
Sc espera aquf ell domingo 4 Mr..
Hamill, jefe de la policfa. Ha sido LA
mado por ell Gobernador.
-Parece que Sc presenta otro asun-
to en- contra de cierto captain de la po-
licfa. Sc dice que 500 dollars que fue-
ron dados en- calidad de dep6sito, no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
I'm puertorriqueno de valer
Lorenzo Noa Y Geigei

Este querido amigo compatriota
nuestro. que hace tempo reside en- Ca
diz, donde ejerce con gran exito la ci-
rugfa dental, ha .obtenido un nuevo
triunfo en- su dif1cil y delicada profe-
sion, operando q un paciente en- Ell hos
pital de San Juan de Dios.
La prensa gaditana le dedica gran
des elogios con tai motive.
Nosotros nos completeness en- AGO
ger Y reproducir tan satisfactoria noti-
cia, felicitando de paso al compatriota
y amigo ausente, quien siempre dis
tinguimos apreciamos en- cuanto vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
Juntd Superior de Sandal de PtO. Rico
San Juan, P r. Abril de 1903.
A iosnegociantes en- Ieche

Sc les hace saber por la presente
que desde ell dia Is del pr6ximo mes de
Mayo, los Inspectores de este Board
quedan autorizados, para tomar y des-
truir toda leche que este contenida en-
latas que no vayan cerradas propiamen-
te con tapones smetalicos. La costum-
bre tan com1n de transporter leche en-
vasijas tapadas con yerbas es tan abier-
tamente opuesta la salud p6blica, que
queda prohibida eneabsoluto para 10 SUI
cesivo, contar desde la fecha mencio-
NADIA.
w. T. SMITH,
c1ce-Dsqect0r de Sa7ladad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
De intereS pdbIi(O

Desde hoy, primero de Mayo, nues-
tro buen amigo don Ramon Pineiro ha
instalado un puesto para la venta de car
ne, expendiendo dicho articulo % cen
tavos kilo. La carne sera de novillo.
Llamamos la atenci6n de los consumido-
res, que seran los mayores beneficiados.
Dicho puesto esta situado frente al ca
fetfn del senor MorilIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
Miguel Morales Santiago.
PROPIETARIO.
UItimos cables
FENoMENo EN- UNA MONTANA

FENoMENO EN- UNA MONTANA
Preocupa vivamente Ia atenci6n d
los habitantes de la isla Vancouver. 81.
ca sea al Suroeste de Canada, uns
montana de aquella isla que arroja uni
materia hasta ahora desconocida.
Sc sUPoNE QUE Es GAS
Sc supone que 10 que arroja la mon'
tafla de la isla de Vancouver es gas pro-
cedente de nacimientos de carbon de
piedra.
95 vfCTIMAs
95 personas que trabajaban en- las
proximidades de la montana, tueron
muertas por una materia kquida que
brot6 de su crater.
CoMIsIoN DE PERIros
Las autoridades de Victoria, oapi'
tai de Vancouver, ordenaron la lnme-
data salida de una comisi6n de perltosI
para examinar la sustanciss emsnsdas
Gle la montana.
VENEZUELA
Ell gobierno venezolano ha conde'
corado al Ministro de Estados Unidos
- SS"o Wi DOIW0Ls COu Id LHCN".
del Llbertador, en- gratitud & los serVi'
CLOS prestados por aqu6l para el dehnl'
two arreglo del conGicto con las poten-
cias aliadas,
MARRUECos
Comunican de Tanger que las tro-
pas del Gobierno han obtenido una VIC
toria importantfsima sohfe los rebeIdes,
capturandoles tres de sus cabeclllas Laas
fanatieos, los que fueron muertos oe0
pues de horrible suplicio.
NUMERosos CAUTIvos
En- ell Gltimo combate libradco enIr0
los marroqufes, los insurgentes deJarOn
en- poder de las fuerzas leales, una graz
eantidad de pertrechos y cuatrocienso'
moros del Riff prisioneros de guerI"
IA estos Gltimos Sc les cort6 la caDeIa
mostrandoIas en- las GALES de Mequine"'
ImPoNENTE CEREMoNIA
FL gobierno espafIol trata dc n;a u; I
mas relieve que nunca la ceremonaa
del Dos de Mayo, honrando no soian0sf
To & los martires de la Independence
4ue tambien los que sucumo olerond
mar v TERRA por defender 10 integriu"
le la patria en- Cuba y Filiplnas'