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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-10

tualmente en- la division de archives
del Departamento del Interior. Sc esta
dandO ahora tGrminO la organization,
classification q inventario del archivo.
INICIATIvAs: A las iniciativas de
agricuitores de Caguas que el Banco
Agricola hiciere suyas. parece haber
seguid0 alguna actiyidad y francas dis
pOsici0nes de unidad de miras entire
agricult0res de COamo, Comerio y Utua.
do. Sin duda en- otras pobIaciones no
tardara en- nOtarse la misma teDdencia.
CoNAT0 DE INCENDIo: Ell martss por
la manana ocurri0 un conato de incen
dio en- ell barrio de Puerta de TERRA,
al lado de la casa que ocupa el cuartel
de la Policia y que habita Santiago Or
tiz.
MUELLE DE EsPIGoN: Los trabajos
del Muelle de Espig0n de San Juan es
tan terminandose y es probable que para
fines dc Saptiembre 8 principles de
Octucre este completamente listo.
Mr.. HUNT EN- PUERTA: En- ell pri
mer yapor del mes de Octubre, llegara
d San Juan ell Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, Mr.. William Fl. Hunt.
SUsPENDIDo: POr Orden del alcalde
de San Juan ha sidO suspendido de su
empleo y sueldo ell Inspector municipal
don Victor Garcia BermejO, interim no
Sc i1Vestiguen los cargos y denuncias
que contra el Sc presentaran.
ola BAYAMONESAs: FL mejor sur
lido de telas de hilo espanoIas inclusO
driles acaban de recibirse en- la <Baya'
monesa> de- r. Fabian & ca, San Juan,
Puerto Rice.
EMULSION: Sustituye con ventajas al
aceite de higado de bacalao simple,
siempre que esta indicado ell us0 de di
cha grasa.
E infrascrito doctor en- Medicina
Cirugia, Medico Titular de la Carcel
Publica de esta ciudad.
Certif1co Que hace amos vengo en-
pleando en- adult0s ninos la Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite de hfgadO de baca.
lao con hipofosftos de cal de sosa,
obteniendo siempre brillantes resultados
en- la tuberculosis, bronquitis, escrofu.
lismo, raquitismo, anemia otras en-
fermedades que seria prolijo enumerar.
En- la convalecencia de ciertas febres
idiopaiicas es ell recOnstituyente pOr
excelencia. sustituyendo con ventaja al
aceite de higado de bacalao simple. por
ser de facil tolerancia para los estoma-
gos delicados.
DR.. E. QUINoNEs CARDoNA.
S. German, Pto. Rico JUNO 81, 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-10
P0R MAS nE SEsENIA AMOS.

RENIEDIO ANTTGUO BIEN PF2OBADO.
Ell JA8ABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
PERIoDO DE DENTICIoN, con ExITo CoMPLETo. TRAN
oUILzA la cRIATURA. ABLANDA Las ENcIAs, ALTvIA
ToDos Los DOLORES, CURA CoLICo vENToso esel
mejor renedio la DIARREA. De BOTICAa
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE La SRA WINsIOW
NO AcEPTEIs oTRo
GALERIA 4 FOTOGRAFICA de Ra-
fael Colorado. Con los ultimos adelantOs
del arte. San Jose l2. San Juan P. r.
Apartado l84. Telefono 24. alt.
La BORINQUEN. De Targas CO
No olyidar que esta casa es la que mas
barato vende que constantemente In
trOduce nuevaS merca-cias y articulOs
de- alta novadad Vista hace ia.
Sc ALQUILAN: Los bsjos de la
casa que Ocupa ell &HOtel COcoys~ en- la
calle de Betances. propios para un esta
blecimiento mercaltl o almacen.
Para informes su dueno Jose R. San
tiago. d.
ALEXANDRA BOZZO: Agente-Co-
misionista. COrredor de Aduana. Re-
presentaciOnes. San Juan, Puerto Pico.
Sol II p. o. Box AT.
En- veinte mil hOjas SO ha impres3
ell manifesto recomendando las bOndades
de los cigarrillOs @TimOnel> <Pitirre>
<CaribeD de Ia COmpanfa Industrial de
Puerto Rico. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-10
CONS T {

Que no soy autor de Ia hoja snelta
que baio Ell rubro Eg Muad0 ESteZars0
P0r Don EstGteQuietO ha circulado en-
esta poblaci6n, firmada con ell pseud6ni-
NO x. x.
CANDELARIo MARTINEZ.
Juana-Diaz, Sbre. de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-10
c0RTAOILLO.
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
Septiembre TO-.
Beirut

DBpLI6ulDT6 IU..
= Beirut
Ell estado de los atropellos en- es-
ia pOblacion ha entrado en- calma.
EI Consul
El Consul americana dice que
los musulmanes fueron sus agre-
sores.
MQtQnza general
En- Macedonia circular rumores
ole que en- Siria SO prepare una
matanza general de cristianos, asf
como en- Lebanon Y TERRA Santa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-10
(AReFLfS Y PRESIDE

Actuslmente sc encuentran cum
pliendo condena en- los penales de Puer-
to Rico, 1.679 indivfduos, repartidos en-
Ia siguiente forma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-10

PROCEDENTE DE GUAYAMA: Sc
ha recibido Ron Uaejo de mesa superior,
en- la fabrica de licOrse de j. Arenas
calle de Padial. Solicitarlo ALI. asi CO.
mo tambien A9ais finO y toda clase de
licOres que Sc expenden al por mayor.
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CONSUL LEAVES
In Asiatic Turkey Our Flag Has
Been Torn Down and the Consul
Leaves His Post.-An Armenian is
the Cause of the Trouble.

Constantinople, Dec. S.-The Uni
ted States flag over the consulate at
Alexandrietta, Asiatic Turkey has
been pulled down, and Consul Davis
has left the post for Beirut in conse-
quence of a serious Diplomatic Incl
saulted and insulted by the local DO
lice. The affair grew out of the ar
rest of an Armenian named Chan
nes Attarian. a naturalized Ameri-
can citizen. After spending several
months in prison, Attarian was re-
leased through the intervention of
the American consular agents on
condition of his leaving the country.
Davis was accompanying Attarian
On board steamer when the police
interrupted the party, insulting and
assaulting Davis and re-arresting At
tartan. Davis Immediately broke off
relations with the Turkish authori-
ties by quitting Alexandrietta He
left the consulate in charge of the
vice consul A mob Of Moslems seiz-
ed the occasion to make hostile
demonstration against the consulate
and against Christians generally. Lo-
cal authorities assert that Davis
struck the police with a cane and
that the military couriers attempted
to rescue Attarian from the police
after he was re-arrested. They also
claim that Attarian has been travel
ing about on an illegal passport. 1t
is believed that the fact that a large
sum of money was found on Alta
rian at the time of his arrest con-
tributed to his arrest. the Turks sus-
pecting him of being a revolutionist
The matter is engaging energetic ac-
ton of the United States legation
here. Minister Leishman has made
urgent representations to the Presi-
dent. 1t is anticipated that the Uni
ted States will make a strong effort
to obtain a full reDaration, especial
ly as all satisfaction has not yet
been given in the Beirut affair.
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CHINESE ROBBERS
Defeated by Russian Troops, Two
Hundred Being Killed.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 8-Russian
troops have defeated band of Chi
nese robbers on the Liao river in
Manchuria, killing two hundred of
them and wounding a like number.
After the conflict of November %
was reported between Russian sol
diers and body of robbers in which
five persons were killed and nine Sc
verely wounded, the Russian troops
pursued the fleeing tribesmen and
finally hemmed them in.
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STRIKERS OPEN FIRE
Last Nights Shooting ARRAY May
Mark the Beginning of Bloody
Contest in the Coal Fields of Colo
rado.-The Entire District is A.
reused.

Trinidad, Colo. Dec. S.-As a re-
suit of last nights battle at the coke
and guards, one striker is dead and
three injured, two of them fatally.
The men are all Sicilians. The bat
tie was the direct result of an attack
party of non-union men which were
ambushed on the way to Primero.
The party was being brought to Pri-
nero by Jenning, whose brother is
superintendent of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron mines at Berwind. to work
in the company's mines at Primero
They were being led across the
country from Berwind when they
were ambushed The news of the
ambuscade quickly spread and arm
ed guards from Sagunda and Primero
hastened out on all trails and roads
leading into the old town of Segundo
where the most disorderly element
of strikers live. The guards noticed
seven men approaching from the
hills in the direction of the ambus-
cade. On being ordered to halt the
strikers opened fire. The guards re-
turned yolley and several strikers
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decision were declared void as pri-
vate land grants. and to receive gov
ernment lands in lieu thereof
TO BUST THE BEEF TRUST.
A New Independent Stock Yards and
Packing Company at ST. Louis.

A New Independent stock YARDS and
Packing Company at st. Louis.
ST. Louis. Mo-, Dec. 8.-Prepara-
tions are being made for re-establish-
ing the stock yards and packing
house industry on this side of the
river and for launching an enter
prise which is regarded by stockman
and packing house managers as the
opening move in the fight to set
tlement between cattle raisers and
the so-called "beef trust" The plans
have been quietly made in st. Louis
within the past few days. The new
Independent stock yards company
and the Union Packing Co.. closely
allied, will be in operation by the
first of the year Both will occupy
the site of the old Union stock yards
company. The movement which re-
suited in the formation of the new
company had it's inception in the
protest of cattlemen Of the country,
framed in a convention at Kansas
City, to the effect that they were
not getting enough money for cat
tle The so-called trust, they said,
was sole arbiter of the market.
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LITTLE INTEREST
Is Being Manifested in the Election
and Voting is Light.

The following are the. judges and
clerks of election in the different
wards:
First Ward-J. w. Watkins. ]. B.
Reeves, S. L. Ogle, Judges: Joshua
x. Dunn. c. w. Johnson. clerks.
Second Ward-Frank Divers. Jno.
w. Poe, Ed Seay, Judges; NJ. H.
Crawford, H. ]. Shaver. clerks.
Third-A NJ Robertson. c.
A. Moore, ]. r. Ray, Judges; w. F.
Kirby, T. M Daniel. clerks. ....
Fourth Ward. G. Hedgcoxe
Jerry Simpson, VIM. Epperson, judg
es; B. L. Johnson. J. J. Jones,
clerks.
Fifth Ward-Frank Easton. Fred
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were seen to fall Three of the mum.
Der escaped: None of the guards were
wounded. The whole country has
been aroused by the conflict of op-
posing elements. and it is expected
that troops will be asked for.
The dead man has been identified
as Luciano DeSantias. The fatally
injured are Jose Velano and Bene-
ditto Bandi The third wounded man
refuses to give his name The union
officials here declare that the am
buscade and subsequent killing Of
strikers was a part of extreme maa-
sures adopted by the coal companies
TO force the governor to send troops.
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Roswell School Exhibit.

A petition is being circulated for
the tax-paying public to order the
county commissioners to make an
appropriation for the public school
exhibit at the Worlds Fair. Let
city to be advertised sign the petit
matter will appear in tomorrow's pa
per.
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HERBERT SPENCER,
The Famous Author Dies at the Age
of Eiohty-three.

London, Dec. 8.-Herbert Spencer,
the famous author and scientist. died
today at his home in Brighton. His
health had been failing for some
months. By his own desire the least
possible information was given out
during his illness. He was born in
1920.
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Denver. Colo. Dec. S.-The an
nouncement was made today by Ad-
jutant General Bell that eight hun
dred men of the Colorado National
Guard can be sent to the Southern
coal fields where rioting is reported,
at ten days notice. However. Gov
ernor Peabody, it is stated will not
order troops to coal fields of Huer-
fano and Las Animas counties un-
less the authorities show to his sat
is faction that they are unable to
cope with the situation.
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PEACE ASSURED.
Between Russia and Japan, as the
Result of Action of the Gar.

ST. Petersburg. Dec. 8.-Peace be-
tween Russia and Japan is now be-
lieved to be assured as the result
of the action of the Car at Tsarskoe
Selo, where he and Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff have considered a reply
to Japanese proposals. If Japan is
willing to accept some notifications
there is nothing in the way of
complete agreement.
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A THOUSAND YEARS.
The Sentence Texas Court Gives
Negro for Attempted Assault

Houston, Tex Dec. Sin the dis
trict court today Allen Brown, ne
gro convicted of an attempted as
sault, was sentenced to a thousand
years in the penitsntiary. Under the
law the jury could not impose a
death sentence. At the time of his
arrest Brown narrowly escaped be-
ing lynchad
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BRYAN IN PARIS.
The Silver Tonaued Orator Visits
French Chamber Of Deputlea

Paris. Dec. S.-William ]. Bryan
visited the chamber o. deputies and
the senate today He also had q long
talk with Premier Combes. the lat
ter manifesting interest In Americas
economic and political affairs.
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Motion to Discharge Reeelvsrs-
Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. S.-John Alex.
andsr Dowie appeared in the dis
trict court this afternoon and by his
attorney. moved that the receivers
in bankruptcy for Zion City be dis
charged.
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Washington, D. c.. Dec. 8.-When
the resolution for investigation Of
the postoffice frauds came up today,
German took the floor and strongly
opposed reference to the committee
of resolutions He declared the ma
jority should not shrink from the
investigation. He said that positive
assertions were being made that the
men who unlawfully placed employ
es on the roll were to escape. Those
who have been accused had said
that others higher up were as guilty
they, while they had been made the
scapegoats. Let us have all the
facts said German. land then see
if the President will turn the rascals
out
Lodge, who made the motion to
refer the resolution. stated that
what German said only further con-
vineed him that the resolution should
be referred The investigation made
under orders of the President. he
ate to first examine the evidence to
thorough.
Nelson said it would be impolitic
to take the evidence out of the post
Office department now and make it
public Such procedure would fur
nish the defendants papers of the
department and give them an op-
portunity to make defense.
Tillman claimed that an attempt
was being made to whitewash the
frauds
Cullom cut short the discussion by
insisting that the Cuban bill had the
right of way. The resolution went
over until tomorrow. and Senator
Teller. began a speech in opposition
to the Cuban measure.
In the course of his remarks Tel
Ter said legislation was an attempt
to strike down a great industry for
the benefit of the sugar trust. He
said the sentiment in favor of the
bill had been manufactured by Gen.
Wood.
In the House.
When the House convened today
Overstreet, chairman of the commit
tee on Postoffices and post roads, re-
ported a resolution authorizing the
committee to request the Postmas-
ter General to furnish the commit
tee all papers connected with the re-
cent investigation of the postoffice
department, and announced that the
committee was unanimous in rec
ommending its adoption.
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Texas Masons in concIave.

Waco, Tex. Dec. This is Ma
sonic week in Waco. the occasion be-
ing the annual meeting of the Texas
grand lodge. Members of the order
many of them accompanied by their
wives and families are here from all
parts of the state.
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Miss Anna Fox Dead.

Word was received this morning
that Miss Anna Fox died at her
home in Mckinney, Tex, early this
morning. tuberculosis was the causs
of the death Miss Fox will be well
remembered by our readers as the
family were residents OF Roswell for
about a year. A sister died while
here. This is the third daughter to
die of this dread disease.
Miss Fox was a most popular
young lady and the nsws OF her
death will be received with deep re-
gret.
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S. L. Ogle has presented each of
the RECORD carrier boys with car
rier's whistle. Now when you hear
the whistle look out for your paper.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-A new four
room furnished house for rent. Ap-
ply at Record Office. tt.
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RoDEY OF NEW MEXICO,
Has introduced a Bill Giving Rail.
roads the Right to ReIiquish
Lands to Settlers.

Washington, D. c.. Dec. S.-Dele-
gats Rodey of New Mexico. has in
troduced a bill giving railroads the
right to relinquish to settlers land
grants that through supreme court
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Rankin, Rev. Becerra, judges: B. y.
Moon, Tom Ruddell. clerks.
Up to the hour OF going to press
very light vote had been police
and little interest is being manifest
ed in the election.
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MONEY TO EoAN.-s5O0 to loan
on real estate. farm or city proper
ty.-Earle Stone.
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POSTAL
SCANDAL
THE MATTER CAME UP IN THE
SENATE.
THE WhlTEWASH BRUSH

=. a.,
German and Tilman Discuss the
matter in behalf of the minority
TiIIman Accuses the Republicans
of Using the Whitewash Brush.
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THE MARKETS.
To-Day's Quotations In the Trade
centers Of the Country.

CHICAGO. Dec. s.-Csttle receipt
5000 steady
Evening journal., 1903-07-29
A sono Aaslnst Love.

There 81 a thing in the world that has
been since the world began:
The hatred OF man for woman, the hatred
OF woman for man.
When shall this thing be ended? Wher
love ends. hatred ends,
For love IS a chain between foes. and
love Is a sword between friends.
Shall there never be love without hatred
Not since the world began,
unul man teach honor to woman, and
woman teach pity to man.
Oh that a man might live his life for a
little tide
Without this rage In his heart, and with
out this foe at his sidel
He could eat and sleep and be merry and
forget, he could live we'll enough.
Were h not for this thing that remembers
and hates, and that hurts and Is love.
But peace has not been in the world since
love and the the world began.
For the man remembers the woman. and
the woman remembers the man.
Arthur Symons. IN The Athenaeum.
Evening journal., 1903-07-29
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education IS In deli
cate position, and It viii be fortunate
Il II 1nducts its affairs 80 as to avoid
getting into the courts. Under the opln-
ion Of the City Solicitor Il may go on
with the affairs OF the body. under
clause in the corporation law which
gives a corporate body certain time
to wind un its affairs. This opinion
has not been attacked. since everybody
wants our school work carried on With
out interruption. Now It is rumored
that there is plan on foot TO elect
now officers. We don't think any friend
cf education will countenance such a
move. II the people could not elect
new members Of theboard' it would
Z seem to follow chat the board cannot
elect new officers The interests OF ed
acation demand at this time that all
sriicmes should be abandoned and that
he affairs Of the board shall be con-
d. ted along normal and conservative
lines so that no questions shall arise.
that win involve legal proceedings.
shcald the legality Of the present
board be questioned and the case car
lied to court 1t would have to be de-
ciGed according TO law no matter
whether that decision would be popu-
lgr or not. It is just possible under
such circumstances that we might find
ourselves vthout any legally consti-
tuted Ao1y &c carry on the important
work OF education. We advise that the
present ohcers be retained and that no
radical departure from the old methods
he iaade.
Evening journal., 1903-07-29
SAYS HE WAS FORCED
TO ACCUSE PARENTS
Eleven-year-old Boy Retracts
Murder Charge on Wit
ness Stand

Chicago, July 29.-Julius WiltracK,
the 11-year-old boy VINO was the chief
witness for the State in the prosecu-
tion of his father, John Wiltrack, and
his mother for the murder Of Paul
Paszkowski, 6 years old. whose body
was found in a hollow grave in the out
skirts of the city several months ago
denied all the damaging statements ne
has made against his parents. He
testified for the prosecution that he
heard the shot in his fathers saloon
and saw the latter with smoking re-
volver in his hand; that he saw the
body of the murdered boy thrown into
the basement. and charged his mothel
with guilty knowledge OF the crime
He swore when called TO the witness
stand by the defense that he had beer
terrified into making these accusation
by the police and disclaimed all knowl
edge of the manner of the boys death
His denial created a sensation In th'
court room.
Evening journal., 1903-07-29
Abdul Hamid npead Broke. .
From The New York Press.

From the New York Press.
Abdul Hamid is out OF money again.
and the Turkish State officials have re-
ceived only one months pay since last
March. The Sultan stored away in
h's palaces by the shores Of the Bos-
phorus gold and gems fashioned i'm ev-
cry fantastic and artistic form and COM
bination Of which the imagination can
conceive. There are great bowls OF
solid gold, filled to the brim with pearls
OF great price; heaps of diamonds, a
score OF the largest of which are val
ued at S5,O0OOOO: rubies. sapphires,
amethysts, and other precious stones in
seemingly endless Drofusion jeweled
scimitars and horse traDpings heavy
with solid gold-in short, a collection
Of useless and splendid ornaments be-
fore which the treasures of the Arabian
Nights sink into insigniflcance and
which are estimated to represent be-
tween S150,000.OO0 and 5000 100000 OF
value. Yet Abdul Hamid sits in the
Y!ldiz Kiosk absolutely dead broke"
as usual--the most splendid hobo in
existence.
Evening journal., 1903-07-29

II Comptroller Kelley In refusing TO
approve the bills Of the justices OF the
peace. desired to have these accounts
investigated, his purpose will doubt
less be served. An officer who sits
in judgment over his fellow men should
be above suspicion in all OF his trans
actions. and It viii be worth something
IL this disapproval of the Justices bills
leads to our knowledge of that fact.
We do not pretend 10 understand the
merits OF the controversy that has
been precipitated. but from the
forceful letter OF Justice Hollis,
which we print in another column. Il
would appear that his bill at least is
just. He states that his docket is open
at an times for the inspection OF the
comptroller, and this being the cas-,
we are surprised that there was moi
an investigation ere his bill was turned
down.