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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
CHICAGO SIGNS A PITCHER.

South Bend Ind MAY 1S-The Chicago National
League baseball team has signed Murphy, pitcher
n Notre Dame University, and he will begin play
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
PIR4TES BE1T GIANTS
Doheny and Wagner Use Rough
Tactics Discip lined.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

5 Sev-York. =. iChicaEo. 4. Boston. .
ncinnati 4. Brooklyn. ; fhiladephs. >: Louis. 3
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. =: Nev-Norl 3. Detroit. l.. BOSTON. l.
Philadelphia ST Louis Washington, :; Chicago /.
frnstpons6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19

-7in-l'!ttshIrg. Two base nlts-beeuILoUt
Ezch Dunn Sacrifice hits-Ieach. Lauder First base
r asls-Dr McSsinnty. . Doheny. - First base on
York . Pts5urg. l. Struck out.t5y NC
--s--g-,. hv = bases-Nagnert hctIann
a-ras Mcf5inuitv Left on York. To- pitts
-rJrE FFit bv pitched baIl-By Doheny. . Time 10
-.1,-.-e-E>mslie. Attendance 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
PHILADELPHIA, 5; ST. LOUIS, ).
CHICAGO. 4: BOSTON, 2.

Boston
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
WASHINGTON, 7; CHICAGO, I
DETROIT. y: BOSTON, 1.

Detroit q = a n 70 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
HOTEL RALEIGH,

ocean End s.. Charles Pace Atlantic C1ty, y =
Extensively improved and many and ar-racttvs
features Higt-cass modern hotel Win
location offering Special spring Capacity 4
Elevator service: suite with oafh. stegu hest
Superior table service Coach meets trains
Booklet = - sr1llNN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
BERKSHIRE INN,

VIRGINIA AVE AND BEACH. ATL le 81
J,I7- unobstructed Elevator heat. not
and c0Ij baths free. Capacity GOO Table and services
the nnest b''Ais~ 7 o Z j z DICKINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania ave-. close to Beach. Atlantic City "
modern hotel with homelke comfort Elevator
heat baths parorE In finest section
unobstructed Excellence cf cuisine and service
Open all year Special Spring terms EENl-1 DAENEL-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
OTHER EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

ua.c,.-il. POI, crsun;s. .O-day. p r..
Aas, ~Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
HOTEL ELW0OD.

Atlantic civ y absolutely nrsproor hotel sc
s. lanes place centre q all attrac-
ocean view. Elevator rooms ~1
suite with bath heat. MAY and June $40 To
$3.50 weekly SMITH & HoLAaIH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19

ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
This Ocean hOte conducted IN is usual
S-cbes--a CHAS EVANS 4 SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
" ATNIFIIENI y = "
HOTEL AGNEW,

ATLANTIC CITY 20 Js....., 60 -,
rsekIy $ 50 daily: $500 over sunday. ineudns SEA
Water Baths swimming Piunges Orcnes-ra
18th 3 Park Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19

Directly the Beach Virginia Ave.
Atlantic City. y
Extensive improvements Lsemodelled and newly fu--
rshed Capa-.ty Hot cold Uats-'
cafe ard Grill m Orchestra Ar1erf~
and European plans. Write for Booklet
OSBORNE * PAINTER
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16
WE KNOW YOU CAN SEE THROUGH IT. Z
 WIRE CLOTH
 Black, Green and Galvanized QUALITY THE BEST-PRICES RIGHT

evening one of the sisters left him. apparently sleeping, in kis room. A few minutes later she returned and his bed was empty. She, surprised and stepped into the hall but could see no one. Someone then told her that the young man had jumped out of the window of his room, which was on the first floor. and had crossed the lot toward Mir Grahams.
 The sisters went to Mir. Graham's as quickly as possible. Entering the house, they found MT. Bowman on the floor, lying in a pool of his own blood, but not yet unconscious. When asked what he shot himself for he said that he knew MT. Graham and wife were both away from home at that hour: that he knew where the revolver was kept. and that he tried to find 8 larger one but could not, so in order to get out of his misery he had fired the weap on at himself three times. MT. and Mrs. Graham. who had been riding, re- turned home while the sisters were yet at the house and assisted in removing Mir Bowman to his room in the hosp: tai. pr. Stroud was sent for and il the meantime the injured man was made as comfortable as possible. For probably an hour ard a half he re- mained conscious. the fact being indi- cated by his calling MT. Graham by name.
 Strangely enough those who saw Bowman first after the shooting only noticed two wounds. and a woman who lived in the neighborhood said she only heard two shots. Bowman. however, said he "aimed three times" and the doctor located the three wounds. all of which were near to each other and in the region over the heart.
 MT. Bowman is spoken of as young man of good family and the incident was a most surprising one. No reason can be ascribed for such an act at this time except the one that he was deliri- ous from fever and while retaining a knowledge of things and their location he could net appreciate the full mean ing of the awful enterprise he was un- dertaking.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16
DISTRICT COURT
Either Sentence or a New Trial for
 Anderson Today.

The case of 1T. F. Collins against A. J. Hansen was tried in district court yesterday. The plaintiff was the fath- er-in-law of the defendant and the ac- tion was to recover $500 for the care and support of the little daughter of the defendant fro m the age of a year and a half to the age of seven. It was held that the relation between the plaintiff and the child of grandfather and granddaught CT stood in the way of the claim and judgment was given the defendant.
 The only other case set for the day was that of Dan J O'Leary against the Phoenix Street Railway company. The plaintiff claimed damages amounting to S11,00O in beipg g thrown from one of the cars of the defendant. The matter did not come to trial, but was dismiss ed on the motion of the plaintiff at the cost of the defendant, having been set tied out of court The terms of the set clement have not been made public.
 The only other business before the court consisted in the continuance by consent of several cases for the term.
 Today is the time set for the passing of sentence upon Josiah Anderson. con- victed of mansla 1ghter in the killing of William Cameron A motion for new trial will be made.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16
SOUGHT SELF DESTRUCTION
Delirious With Pain Annister Bow.
 man Shot Himself Fatally.

Anniston Bowman shot himself three times last evening about 6:3O o'clock with a 22- -calibre revolver, at the resi- dence of his friend, H. w. Graham, across the alley and on the east side of the block in which the Sisters hospi- tai is located. All three of the wounds are in the left breast in the vicinity of the heart, all three of the bullets are in his body and at last report the man was unconscious. his physician, Dr. Stroud, announcing that he could not live.
 The incident is d peculiar and a very unusual one. The shots were undoubt- edly fired with suicidal intent, and yet the motive could scarcely have been the result of melancholia or a morbid temperament. It is supposed that his effort at self-dcstruotion was the re- suit of temporary insanity or delirious- ness attending an attack of fever.
 MT. Bowman is 21 years of age and came here last February from Grundy county, Mo-. with MT. Graham. who had been a resident of this valley fer two years and who was back there on a visit. The young man wanted to see the west and intended. after looking Arizona over to his satisfaction, to go to California. He has an uncle in San Francisco whom he intended to visit first.
 He has been working at the Burger corral for some time, and stayed there at night usually, though he was ire quent visitor at the Graham home and was familiar with the house and it's contents. Wednesday night he called at the Grahams and said he had a high fever and was going to the hos pital, which he did and which MT. Graham thought was a very proper thing to do, although he did not think the young man was seriously i'll. Thursday his fever was very high. but yesterday it was lower. At 6:15 last
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16
sALr RIVER WATER USERS.

We, the undersigned. water users under the Salt River Valley. canal. invite oth- CTS drawing water from the Salt River Valley canal to meet at the roons of the Water Users association on Tues day. May 19, 1903, at o'clock D. m,, for the purpose of selecting committee to .devise plan to acquire the Salt River Valley canal. and for that pur- pose to cooperate with similar com rnittees from the Maricopa and Grand Canals. F. c. NORRIS,
 P. T. HURLEY,
 ROBERT F. CiARNE'TT,
 J. B. HOOVER,
 L. BOUVIER,
 w. H. COUGHRAN,
 GEORGE R. KAY, -8 e B. NORTON,
 NJ. KRITSER, '. F. H. PARKER. (
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16

Will close my store for the season on May 15 and will sell my stock of In dian rugs, baskets and Mexican drawn work, etc., at a great reduction until that date Major Ed Schwartz, No. g, w Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16

Hotel del Coronado maintains regu- lar agency in Los Angeles under the management of H. F. Norcross, at 200 South Spring street., where full in- formation regarding the Tent City and the hotel may be had, either by letter or by personal application.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-16
RARE BARGAINS <s # Offered this week at THE BOSTON STORE. s .*

yd, this week. I5c
 striped effects very this weeks 9Cyd regular price, price, JAPANESE FOLDING FANS the thing keep cool worth zoc each, thS weeks price, WC edC'' COVERS se quality sl5o each A shapes from to each,p price week, l0c GGHAMS pads goods price week, 200 yd lengths INDIA LINENS, quality, RHcyd LADIES' MITTs, pr our price, 25cpr SUMMER WAISTS, plain all styles olo, $500 $2.9O MoHAIRS black prices pads ngee greatly
 
 The Boston Store
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

el iurame nto de una joven atolon-
drada de que me hsblais.
-IOA, sefYorl murmur0 Ooncep'
cjon, he ahf una cOsa indigna de
IN caeallero.
ASefiorita.
He aquf. cootinu6 ella. dejad-
me que intente convenceros. y
perdonadme algunas palasras algo
LAS comprendo, seAorita. pero
lqu6 quereis? 20 tambien teDgo ell
cora16n aprisionado y yo tsmbien
amo con todx mi alma.
Conception miro otra vez con
desoen 81 duque. que guard6 silen'
clio un momento y que evidente-
roente estaba perturbado y gu
frfa. :. El pspel que representabs
que condenaba q I'M suplicio.
DE modo. repus0 Conception.
que no teneis piedad
Es decir que os smo....
-SY. =. persistfss
ST ell sefIor dueue, voestro pa :
Ore, me hsce ell honor de conceder
vuestrs mauo. sin embargo.
- Ali murnur0 Conception.
uue ,lev6 un momsptO su psfinelo
Alos ojos. He ahf 10 que es infsme,
senor duque.
El sefIor de Chatesu Mailly csta-
bs totalme nts persuadido de que
cada palsbra de Conception era
dietada por otrs voluntad que 10
suya, que nj 30 afigi3 nj 30 doble :
go; contentose con sonreir. El
corvenir me justifosra, mormuro.
La joven se habia shandonado
I'm momento 4 81 emocion, pero 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

De manera, que para expl lear
las dlt1mss pslabras de lamps, ls
expression de argot teatral de que "a
habia servido y So brusca llegada
al hotel de Salandrera, tenemoa
que retroceder cosa de una hora
autes presentarnos en- Ell hotel dc
Chstesu Mailly.
Mientras el duque cOrrfa en- casa
de su futCro suegro y aubfa en- Sc
gaida nj est udio de Conception.
Tampa, con las pierDas cruIadss y
IN cigsrrillo en- los labios, estaba
muellemente tendidC On una OTTO.
mana de QUE SO servfa oil sehor de
Chateau Mailly, en- In pieza que
empleaba & Ia vez para despacho
y para fumsr. ICuando uno pien-
sa, sc decis sonriendo, que esta
hnrs mi pubre amo esta piQua
de hundirse para siempre 81 casa
miento, y que va q regressr per
suadido de ous Ia ssfloriss Oon'
cepcion lie sdorai lDs que depen
den las cosas q yecssI
Llamarou Quedamente Ia puer-
"a.
-SQufen nag pregunto Tampa,
6ein Reguro, en- TODD csso, de que
no era 81 emo.
Soy yo, dijo una vox de Ulfio,
Rompsouello.
- Entrsdl diio Tampa sin per
der nads del abandono oriental de
su sctitud.
La puerts se Sbrio y entr6 el
sh viviente que responds sl AZ
trsvsgsnte spodo de hosnpscuslIo,
que era an lscsyito de tres y me-
dio pies de altura, al que ell duque
querfs nsucho por su atrevimienso
sin par, y sl due habia dado. pre-
cissmente d causa dc ESQ, mote ian
piptoresco.
Rompscusllo montaba los cabsllos
reputsdos ind6mitos J pronto los
dominAba, J estaba dotsdo %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30
De Ydbu(Od d (d9uaS
CDe nuestfO (OrfespOnSdl Mdb0)
DIA 26.

En- breye embarcarA para los Esta'
dos Unidos con objetO de traer su Sc
6orita hiia Maria pasar ell veranO con
sus familiares. ell rico agr1cultOr con.
nOtado federal de este pueblo don jose
Vicente CIntron.
Feliz tPavesia deseAmOsle
-Entre Ia iuventud de este pueblo
"a aoita Ia idea de constituir un <Cen'
tro de instruction Recreo,D y al efec-
To. al domingo 81 del corriente celebra
ran ma reunion con dichO Ohjeto.
Aplaudimos la idea.
FL edificiO que Sc esta cOnstruyen
do contfouO la mercantll %G0mez,
M6ndeZ & CAa y que es pr0pledad de los
obrerOs pertenecientes la Federaclon
Libre. adelanta con rapidez, graclas
los esfuerZoS sObrehumanos y al deseo
vehemente que tienen esos dlgnos niJ6S
del trab9iO de tener un edlhclo ad noe
de Su prOpledad.
Esa Iucha titanica que han sOstenidO
Y las muchas dificutades que han tenido
que veneer para ell logro De Sus asplra-
Clones. honra altamente 4 los ObrerOs
de YAbucoa. Mabu les felicita les
alienta a terminar la Obra.
~ Sc espera de un mOmentO OtrO
al cabO MuTlOz de la POlicia Insular que
ha de hacerse cargo de este puestO.
Del senior MuIiOz SO dice que es un
cumplido caballerO un funciOnariO que
hOnra al CuerpO.
YabucOa 50 fe icita de eSa adquiSi'
ci6n.
Ell juiciO que habia de celebrarSe
en- la Oorte de Humacao el dla velnte y
tres del cOrriente 8 causa de los cele-
bres sucesOs desarrolladOs en- este pue-
bio ell dia 20 de Mayo De mil nOvecien
tOs uno, Ell los que juega papei i'm
portante el cabo Lopez Diaz de la Insular
Police. hubO de suspenderse cOnse
cuencia dc una fuert0 Cd11iiLeT'G Q1te pr |
90 un gallo viejO.
Sc ha senaladO para ell JueveS |
veinte siete del actual.
Ell domingo en la nOche SO llev0 a |
cabO una animada jarsna Ell la Casa de |
don Esteban Colon.
El entusiasmo entire la juventud no !
decay6 un mOmentO.
Las elias como Siempre: encantadO' |
ras elegantemeDte ataviadaS.
Sc da como SegurO, que en- breve |
80 abrira en- este pueblo una impOrtante !
casa de comercio dedicada al ramO de |
Seran sOciOs principales |
don Luis Manuel Cintr0n, cOmerciante |
acreditadiSimO de FajardO y don Jose
Felix ViIlafana, rico prOpietariO y an
tiguO cOmerciante.
SO e auguran a la nueva casa es
plendidos negOcios.
Sc encuentra va cOmpletamente
de la enfermedad que le hi
40 guardian CANA, la bella SehOrita Mar.
garita Martorell Cintr0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

indignO ds IT. De hoy mas, htja
mia. te dejo libre para elegir Ell
esposo que be conVenga Estoy
persuadido de sntemsnO que esco
geras un homhro noble = IN gran
cOrAzon.
En- Ell momento en- Que el duque
pronunciaba estas palabraG, que
entreabrieron las puertss del cielo
los oios de Conception, sc oy6 ell
Ralope de un caballo cue SO paro
en- ell patio del palacio, Y en- segui-
dA apArecio 81 negrito de Concep
ciop.
- Quo hsyT le pregunt6 ell
duque.
Els el ayuda de c4mara del Sc.
nor de Chateau Mailly, que trse
una carts.
Al nismo tempo Tampa apsre
ei6 trAs de el. En ell rcstro sierra
do del duqne, en- Is mirads de
grAtitud que le dirigi6 Conception,
FL pcrtugues cCmpre ndio que la
eomsdia 90 habfa representt do y
va tepido IN exito pe,fectD. Salu :
do profundamente y entreg0 Ia
cartA al duQue, que sourio desde-
nosamente. Sin embargo, Ia aorto
y 10 lego.
-iAhi IAhI dijo al in el duque
Sc cree tan avspIAdo que va pre-
para In rstractacion respecto de
Ice tituics imeYtnarics oue etpera.
Paso 10 carth 4 Ooncepeiin, quo
In leyoy Sc epcogi6 de honbros
bi duque sentcse ante una mesa.
sSeribio algunss lineas, y las en- :
trego d Tampa diciendole /: Tampa,
amigo milo deberfAs volver mi
servicio ID no estAs bien eu casa
de Chateau Mailly.
Ell senior duque no tiene mas
que hablsIi sabe que soy suyo en-
cuerpo y alma, como 10 era de don
Jose, contest6 Tampa, que ssludd
y no retir6. llevandose ls contesta,
ci6n del senior de SalandrerA y di
cifndose sl baisr la eeczlers. Ests
visto, QUE el articulo dc In GGcet0
~ Ecs T1bgnalts In hscho Hasco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

acord6 de su padre, quien al dudA
ola desde ell fondo de su escondri1o
no perdfa ning1n movimiento
de rostro del duque. y recobr6 oil
Amino. Pues hien, diio: puesto
que es xsf, puesto que estoy fatal
mente condenads llamarme IN
dia la duquesa de Chateau Nailly.
Isereis q 10 menos franco coumfgor
-lOhi IQuien 10 dudap contes-
to Ell duqueY
Conception no pudo conteuerse
dirigi6 una nueva ojeads q In
puerta entreabierta del gabineto.
El duque tambi6n la sorprendi6.
Seaor duque. repuso 10 ioven
creo Que me annals.
-lOhi dijo el duque llevandoss
In mano al coraz6n.
-Vuestro amor excusa. pues, 4
mis- oios TODD 10 que vuestra con-
ducta parece tener de extrafia.
-Extrafia es tsl vex In palabrs,
balbuce6 ell sefior de Chateau Mai
lily.
-lPues bienl convenid que este
amor de que hsblAis, que sentfs ;.
os impulse hasts imsgiosr una
abominabie superoherfa. hasta In
ventar una historia de papeles
de genealogfa :. do origen mis-
terIoso -.
En ell momento en- que Conoep-
ci6n prouunciaba estss dltfmas
pslabrss SO oy6 en- el gabinete si
rufdo de IN muebls en- oil que ai-
guien tropiess ligsraments, J al
oirse ese rufdo el duqns vi6 palids-
Ger 4 Conception.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30
RObO de (dbdII0s en- GurdbO

I'm Ia poche del domingo 10 fue aus
trsfdo uno de la propiedad de dona De
metria Carrera en- ell baf rio del <Ja
quail, Color ballo enoerado. de GUAR
tas de alxada, marcado debajo de Ia erin
CON las letraa J. ID. entrelaxadas un gol-
pc cicatrizado an Ia pata izqaierda de.
lanters. nm lucero apagado en- la frente,
crimes regulares cola recortads, orejas
pequeffas. 3 menudillos blancos. Su due
na gratifcarA al que de informes 10
entregue.
Gurabo, Mayo / 8 de 1903. g.:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30
Interesdnte para los que viljdn

Habiendose separado don Adrian Pc
rez, de la Sociedad que tenia en- la Em.
presa de cOches con ell senior AgudO,
dueno del xHotel Inglaterra,s desde esta
fecha, ell que desee viajar On sus coches
que son los mismos que habian en- ell
Hotel, solo les cuesta II de San Juan
q Ponce.
COchera, Santurce, Tel6fono 1904.
d. ADRIAN PEREZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

| federal LcdO. don Euclides GimeneZ,
| atacandole directamente sus intereses.
| Y he aqui Ia forma ell medic de que SO
| han Waldo para clio. Desde que ell Sr
| Mateu SO hiZO cargo de la Acadia, los
| farmaceuticOs senOres Rangel y Cine
| nez (dOn Euclides) despachaban pOr ad-
! ministracion las medicinas los enfer-
mos pObres, sin querer rematar dichO
servicio. en- primer lugar por 10 insig
nif1cante de la cantidad presupuestada
para clio. y en- segundo lugar, por que
haciendOlO pOr administration I'm mes
uno y OtrO mes ell otrO. de csc modO
prestaban los dos ell serviciO al pueblo,
y los dos SO CANADIAN 10 POGO que deja
ese servicio,y sOstenian asi ell buen com
panerismO, sin que jamas SO le Ocurrie'
SO al LcdO. Rengel pretender rematar
nj muchO menos al Lcdo Gimenez, ape
sar de haberselo indicadO una vez su so.
brinO Alfredo
PerO ell senior Rengel, vende su far
macia don Miguel Wingwallo y este
buen senior, que es un cOrrectO caballe'
TO, intereSa en- ella al sObrinO de don
Euclides, alfredo, que es tambien boti'
carlo (gracias los esfuerZOs de su tiO),
aprOvechandO la OpOrtunidad de que
Mateu le ha vendidO su farmacia al es.
tudioso iOven Lcdo SerranO que gOza de
grandes simpatias, y que desde luego
dadO ell estadO quito del pueblo hoy, SO
quedarian don Eucliees Serrano con
la mayoria de los marchantes que tenia
ell senior Mateu, por que ESQ es 10 razO.
nable, 10 cOrrecto, que ell pueblo le com
pre- a ellos, en- primer terminO por los |
amos que hace que don Euclides vive |
en- la localidad los grandes serviciOs
que ha prestadO, y con respectO al senior !
Sierra pOr ser este de aqui, que aqui SO
ha criadO, que a4ui ha estadO siempre !
Y que es juSto por sus buenas cOndiciO'
nes Sc le ayude, antes de ayudar OtrO
que vino ell otrO dia, con el unicO Y ex'
elusive objeto de hacer negocio.
Pues bien, ell senior Gimenez Alfre'
do. parece que ha influido en- eI amino
del seTior Weuywall, Tel cual sientO sea
tan debiD para que remate las medici'
mas de los pObres para tener esa entra'
Ia mas, aunque Sc perjudiquen sus de-
mas companeros. perjudicar unica v
oxclusivamente don Euclides, que es ell
sstorbo segun parece de su sobrinO.
Pero 10 mas sorprendente del case, es
Iue los empleadOs del municipio estan
Ell este asunt0, pues hoy
III la ACADIA pOr Orden de don Eu
;lides a buscar ell pliego de condolences
para ell remate, cuyo pliegO habla es'
duO yd OIL IudDU u0 w GUY W oil aI1IO" |
10. me dijO ell empleado lsaas Marti'
lez que dentro de una hora me 10 ia
ia como a la hOra me encOntr0 en- ell
de don T. Arroyo y Comp, y
lelante del senior Ramirez, me dijO que
10 Sc me daba ell pliegO porque no esta'
"a aprobado poy el Ayuntamiento.
Quiere decir. que para verlo Weuy-
vail Alfredo, estaba aprobadO para
rorlO don EuClidos no
Juguemos limpiO y a un iado las
esverguenzas.
va me SECURE Ocupando do este
IsuDto. por ahora don Alfredo, mas
,ratitud Y menOs egoismo.
7 ell boycott SO impone.
CONFESSIONAL.
Bayam6n, Mayo 81 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30
MAS GRATITUD 7 MENOS EG0IShO

Como afortunadamente no hay va
on este pueblo turbas para com batir
los rederales, como no hay individuOs
que SO preston gustosos lIevar cabo
cualq uier planIdescOmunal para cOmeter
una fechoria, habia que buScar una for
ma, un medic, aunque fueSe indecorosof
para combatir al jefe local del partid0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

CANDIDA GARCIA MARRERO, Viu'
da de Thordsen, COmadrOna titular con
I2 amos de prActica, ofrece sus servi
clos profesionales er ArecibO. Puerto
Rico, Gale de Santa Isabel mum. s d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

LA BORINQUEN. De Targas y G.
No olvidar que esta casa IS la que mas
baratO vende y que constantemente in
troduce nuevas mercancias y articulOs
de alta nOvedad. Vista hace fs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30
LINEA fFRRFA DEL OESTE

Itinerario de Trenes y Yapores que re-
gira desde el dia 30 de Noviembre
de 1902.
Salidas de la Capital Bayam6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-30

Ia Central Al
teren supero
con . acondio de
m de
nea portat
mas ornes 81
de Ich ientra don IHis NJ Cintr0n
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-12-17
RECORD-BREAKING RUN.
Engineer Was offered Fifty Dollars
Minute for Every Minute Gained
Over the Schedule.

There is little story connected with
the recOrd-breaking run of the Lowe
special over the Santa Fe, Chicago to
Los Angeles, in less than So hours,
which is not generally known.
1t is related that Mr.. Lowe offered
the engineer who hauled the train from
San Bernardino to Los Angeles-on the
home stretch OF 60 miles-the sum OF
$50 a minute for every minute gained
over the schedule Engineer Warboy
turned the wheels at 50-second clip for
each mile to Pasadena, but had to slow
down in the suburbs Of Los Angeles. He
pulled into La Grande station, Los An
geles, just 62 minutes after leaving San
Bernardino, gaining nine minutes on the
whirlWind schedule and thereby earn
ing $3.50 extra pin money.
The Santa Fe passenger department
will soon publish a pamphlet giving full
details OF the swift fight of the Lowe
special, which in several instances eX-
ceeded 90 miles an hour. An average Of
nearly 43 miles an hour was maintained.
in the face of having to cross four high
ranges OF the Rockies, and with little
previous selection Of engines or crews.