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Summons.
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John Hickey and
Frances Hickey. his wife,
Plaintiffs,
va.
Frank Carroll,
Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin. 10 the SAID defendants
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REGNER d. RLNGLE.
Kreutzer. Bird d Rosenberg

T. fL6O UEN11lC1.
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office in First National
Bank Building, Waasau Wis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-05
De intores general
para eI ComerCio
IMPoRTANTE CIRCULAR De LA TEs0RERIA

centavos impuesto por ell parrafo 2 debe
pagarse.
Sobre cada gallon 8 fracci6n de
gallon de l1quidos alcoh6licos destllados,
cuya enumeration Sc hace en- los articu-
los precedentes sean dichos Equidos de
manufactura domestica 6 de extranjera
Y cuya forma primitiva Sc les cambiare
por cualquier comerciante, 8 en- cual-
uuier f6brica'de licores, edulcorandolos.
diluy6ndolos adulterandolos afadi6n-
doles otros ingredientes que no sean
agua,-se pagara, al ser vendidos ex-
puestos III p1blico por la venta dichos IL
quidos, ademas de L. contribution va pa
gada sobre ell referido lfquido destilado
en- su forma primitiva, una contribution
adicional de cuarenta centaVos.
La Interpretation que debe darse &
esa Secci6n es la sighiente:
La intenci6n de Ia ley es que ell inn
puesto adicional de 40 centavos debe ser
pagado solamente en- aquellos casos en-
que espfritus destilados Sc cambian de
forma dulci6candolos, adulterandolos,
diluy6ndolos 6 afladiendoles otros ingre-
dicntes que no sean aqua.
No es bastante por este que los es-
pfritus Sc hayan dulcifcado, dilu1dO 6
adulterado, para deber pagar ell impues-
to adicional de 40 centavos, sino que es
necesario que tai acci0n Gamble esencial-
mente su forma.
En- CONSEQUENCES de esta regla GUAM
do ell ron es simplemente colorado en-
duIsado Sc le ha dado un s&bor. apa
riencia 4 otro olor agradable Va ponien-
doles pequenas cantidades de az1car
ouemado, ciruelas 4 otros art1culos, pero
permaneciendo sin embargo como ron,
entonces los esp1ritus no han sido cam
biados del modo que la ley exige y por
clio ell impuesto &dicional de 40 centa-
vos no es abonable.
Pero cuando estos esp1ritus han sido
tratados de modo que Sc conviertan en-
otro licor tai como vino mistela, anis,
vermooth alguno otro semejante, en-
tonces la forma Sc ha cambiado esencial-
mente y debe pagar los 40 centavos
adicionales & los 60 centavos que debe
satisfacerse por Ell ron usado para hacer
tales icores.
Ell hecho de venderse ell licor bajo
un nombre que no sea ron, es una pre-
sunci0n evidente de que Ell ron ha sido
cambiado en- su forma.
Pueden haber otrOs en- que no Sc de
un nuevo nombre al ron manufacturado
sin embargo Ell producto es un nuevo
licor.
Els deber de todo Agente determi-
mar tales casos y hacer cumplir Ia ley y
On cAsos de duda consular al Departa-
mento para que este de una regla espe-
cial de acuerdo con ell case concrete.
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SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo
Abril 4.

Abril 4.
Ell doctor don Francisco del Vale
Atiles ha teleRrafado nj Gobernador
aceptando el cargo de Sub-director de
SAnidAd en- ell nuevo Departamiento. El
doctor Vale Atiles comunica que no po-
dr6 estar Aqul hasta ell primero de JUNO
Durante estos dos meses quedar6 al
frente de ese Departamento Ell doctor
Goenaga.
Ell Gobernador designara en- esta
semana 10 nueva JuntA de Sanidad, que
ordena Ell bill de consolidation.
EN- LA RELOJERIA de Fernando
Kehrahn Sc compOnen maquinas de es
cribir. Tambien SO arreglan tOda clase
de aparatOs. -Fe1'1aG1adO KellrGl12g, &Pla
"a de BaldOrioty>, San Francisco mum.
28. San Juan.
Ell doctor Coll Toste no fue de.
signado para ell puesto de jefe de sanidad
por no haberlo aceptado ell Gobernador
-Esta noche tendra lugar en- Ia
Mansion Ejecutiva una reception que
dan sus amigos los esposos Hunt, Gu
"a reception tendra caracter de despe-
dida.
-Pfdase siempre Ia sin rival cerVe-
"a SPabs.o Es la meior, mas pura
mas barata. ImportAdores: M. Z. Cal
der6n y ca, Tetuan IL, San Juan
Ell joven don Tomas GuaI So lin
da esposa han llegado de Guayama y f.
jaran su residencia en- Santurce.
-EstA tArde Sc espera en- esta capi-
tai al licenciado don Angel AcostA Quin-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-05
DON JOSE RIERl 7 IEBRON

Hoy nos ha sorprendido Ii noticis
del fallecimiento de IN compatriota es-
tim&d1simo por todos conceptos, ocu-
rrida Antes de anoche en- Ponce.
Pepe Riera, nombre que carinosa-
mente le otorgara la simpatfa popular,
fue siempre un patriots probado, amigo
consecuente y protector decidido de to-
dos los necesitados que tocaron su
puerta en- nombre de L. carload.
Pocos hombres gozaron en- Ponce de
tanta popularidad comoel, no obstante su
extremada modestia vida retraida que
hacfa en- los 1ltimos amos de su tranquils
existencia.
Todo ell comercio de L. Playa de
Ponces 81 circular In noticia puso In ban
dera media asta, asf como los barcos
de cabotaje surtos en- ell puerto.
Los marinos suspendieron sus ira
bajos medic d1a en- sef1al de duelo, di-
rigiendose q Ia casa mortuoria & velar ell
cadaver.
c IDescanse en- paz ell que fue bueno
entire los buenos, y patriota entire los
mas sobresalientes, y que ell cielo conce-
da Ia resignation necesaria sus hijos
demas deudos, & los que acompaflamos
en- ell immense dolor que les agobia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-05

tero, de Ponce. Este amigo viene para
ventilar un importante asunto en- la Cor
te Suprem&.
-Cuando venga San Juan, hos
p6dese en- ell <Hotel Marina Allen 20.
Comida excelente frescas habitaciones.
-Do6a Maria Borril, esposa del
professor de Ia Normal don Felipe Janer,
ha salido para Arecibo con obieto de re-
cuper&r su salud.
-Desde esta maflana ha empezado
Ia vacunaci6n al p1blico en- esta capital.
Los niflos de las escuelas que no es-
tan vacunados no han sido hoy admitidos
en- las clases.
-Todas las plazas de nueva creaci6n
que hAblan en- ell DepArtamento consoli-
dado, han sido "a cubiertxs, quedando
mas de mil solicitudes sin poder ser aten-
didss.
TRES COSAS: Tres cosas son me-
cesarias para popularizar un articulo:
bOndad, baratura y pureza.
Precisamente las tres cualidades del
ron PafOma.
De un gustO exquisite.
PreclO de situacl0n.
AbSOlutam9nto purO.
EnvasadO en- medias bOtellas. Pre-
clio B l 80 dOcena.
Deposito, Cruz numero 6. San Juan:
Elsaburu & CO. alt
Ell Superintendent de tel6grafos
ha salido hoy para MAysgiez, con obje-
to de inspeccionar las l1neas de aquel
distrito, y YER 81 Sc instalan algunas nue.
vas estaciones por aquellos pueblos.
Ell battalion de puertorriquenos
con su Banda Ia cabeza. sali6 esta ma
1ana nara nm nasaO miIitqr hasts Rio
Piedras. Esta tArde ha regresAdo de su
excursion.
-Pronto Sc dar& Ia 6rden de Que los |
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San Juan, II de Mario de 1904.

a Jos Agente8 de RentaS Znteg7aaS
Ell DepArtamento ha tenido bajo su
consideration y detenido examen Ia in
terpretaci6n de In Ley de Rentas en- 10
referente las dos cuestiones siguientes:
1. FL impuesto que debe pagarse
por licores hechos de ron alcohol.
2. Las CIRCUMSTANCES balo las que
ell impuesto adicional de 40 centavos por
gallon debe pagarse de conformidad con
Ell parrAfo 2 de l& tArifa A.
En- cuanto nj primer punto debe ha-
cerse L. distinction siguiente:
Todos los vinos cualquier otro Ii
cor que represente ell resultado de IN pro-
cedimiento especiaf;- .directo y continue
de manufacture pagara rasimplemente ell
impuesto prescripto por la Ley para ar
tfculos de ese carActer go centAvOs ell ga
lon de licores destil&dos y 20 centavos ell
gallon de licores producidos por Ia fer
mentaci6n de cebada del vinO.) PerO
en- todcs los casos en- que tales licores sean
hechos con ron alcohol como base, en-
tonces ell ron Ell alcohol usado en- su
manufacture debe pagar ell impuesto re-
gulAr de 40 80 centavos el gallon, seg1n
ell casoy ell vino & otros licores resultan-
tes debe, en- adici6n pagar 40 cent&vOs
por gallon de conformidad con ell parrafo
de la tarifa A.
Esto Sc &plica 81 ell ron es hecho
convertible en- vino q Otro li0Or en- ell mis-
mo establecimiento es comprado en-
otra destillerfa fabrica y convertible
despu6s en- vino q otros licores. No hay
asf distinci6n, en- cuanto III impuesto ba-
jo ell parrafo 2, entire pagadOres del I'M
puesto que son destiladores de ron y & In
vez fabricantes de vinos y otros icores
fabricantes que no destilan ellos mis-
mos ron Sc dedicAn exclusivamente q
In manufacture de vinos y otros icores
con ron destilado por otros.
La question ha sobrevenido causa
de que ell ron usado del modo dicho, 81
no sale del establecimienso no debe pa
gar ell impuesto de 60 centavos. Est&
aIegaci6n, sin embargo, no es admitida
por ell Departamento porque ell m6todO
de hacer ron paga ell impuesto y el salir
no del est&blecimientO es puramente
una question administrative y ha sido
adoptada simplemente como una regla
general para reforzar Ia ley, pero en- es-
tos casos especiales, ell ron debe pagar ell
impuesto como resultAdo del hecho de
hAber sido manufacturado no siendo
esencial que salga no de la destiler1a
Ell impuesto de Is centavos por ga
lon impuesto por ell parrafo Sc aplica
solamente la adulteraci6n de vinos fer
mentados; en- todos los casos en- que ell
vino es hecho con esp1ritus destilados
como base del impuesto adiclonal de 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-05

cajones que Sc pongan con las bAsuras en-
las calles, tengan sus correspondence
tapas. Esta 6rden es para evitar que
los animales callejeros derramen tales
desperdicios.
Creemos muy oportuna esta medida
y aconsejamos que Sc tenga mas vigilan-
cia para evitar ell robo constante que hay
de los dep6sitos de basura.
<THE HELVETIAs.c27, Gale de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes -
<Table d'hotel,. Aposentos para fami.
las personals sOlas. COmidas a Gin.
cuenta centavos cubierto. Banos. Te.
lefOnO, 192. Apartad0 correo, 295. Pro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. NOta: Este no.
tel esta a cargo de una senorita ca.
giena.
-Desde hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra enfermo ell Coronel de IL Poll
cla insular Mr.. Hamill.
Ell policfa insular Victor t. Ro-
man del puesto de Ia carcel de Mays
g1ez, falleci6 aver tarde.
Sc han dado ordenes para que to-
dos los polic1as que salgan & un servicio,
usen siempre las botas de campafla
DE Aguadills telegrafian al coro-
mel Hamill, que en- ell barrio Maleza-al-
ia hab1a un bale, formandose una cues
ti6n entire Pascual Perez y Conception
Berm1dez, Epifanio Vargas Otilio
Medina. Los dos primeros salieron he
ridos de gravedad, y los dos 1ltimos es-
tan en- L. carcel.
Con motive de los acontecimien'
tOs de Orlente, es tai ell consume del Ron
marca <TROLLY>, que su fabricante
don Pedro Chandry, no da abastO los
a Il0uon ID fQd
Sc ha pasado una orden & toda In
polic1a sobre modificaciones en- su uni
forme. Esta orden sera rigurosa, los
que no la cumplan. seran castigados.
OFICINA de asuntOs adm1nistrati'
vos judiaciales de Jose G. del Vale.
(<Allen> II, mirador.) Gestion en- los
departamentos del Gobierno insular,
AyuntamientOs y On todos los Tribunales
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
Acuna y Texidor. Buen traductOr y
maquina de escribir.
En- la noche de aver domingo
presentaba nuestro teatro un brillantlsi-
mo aspectO. Numeroso p1blico ocupa-
ba todas las localidades, deseoso de
aplaudir una vez mas los j6venes artis-
tas que trabaian en- To Compaf1a Her
mida.
NJ AORIVAO POA SOANCA0 NCA ~A& SA&-
vala1 que, como en- las otras ocasiones,
obtuvo una felfz Interpretation. El Sc
nor Vizcarrondo hizo muy bien ell papel
de Andres. Las demas parties trabaja-
ron con mucho gusto y maestr1a.
P1sose de nuevo en- escena 10 sensa-
cional obr& <Agua Manss,> con mucho
mayor exito que ell sabado en- 10 noche.
Caramelo cause las delicias del p1-
blico. La sefiora Beltran hizo un <Anto-
nioo con muchfsima gracia donaire.
Ell seflor Nadal, en- su chistosfsimo papel
de sTio Lagarto,o hizo reir mucho con
sus ocurrencias schistes picantes. Ell
Coro Sc porto muy bi6n en- todas las
obras, notandose Ia buen& direction.
La Compan1& Hermida debe estar
satisfecha del resultado de la function de
anoche, que haciendole justicis, fue IN
exito complete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-05

Co soIici+a IN buen local en- San
W ~ooe" Juan, para establecer
los talleres y o6cinas de Ia imprenta de
LA DEMoCRACTA. La persona que 10
tenga, puede entenderse con don Jose
Labrador, calle de Ia Cruz n1mero 6, en-
San Juan.
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BIG CHURCH CONFERENCE
OF AERo.AMERicANs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 4.---TAe TWEEN.
ty-first general conference OF the Afri.
can N. y. Zion church began Its ses,
sions in the Metropolitan church to
day with Bishop J, w. Hood OF New
York. the Oldest negro bishop ID
America, presiding. The conference
is composed Of $50 ministerial and 125
lay delegates, twenty-five Of the lat.
ter being women.
The Zion A. Nj II. church was or.
ganizei in 1896. and has grown to be
one Of the largest negro religious
bodies in the United States. The con.
nection claims $4,000 members, G.ooO
churches, 1000 ministers and nine
bishops, as well as seventeen colleges
and schools.
The present conference will be in
session three weeks. The most i'm
portant work will be the readjustment
Of plans for the extension Of the edu,
catianal work.
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For
Sixth District

Following Is the text OF the bill In
troduced BY Delegate Rodey, and pass
ed, providing for the creation OF the
Sixth district in New Mexico:
An act to provide for an additional
associate justice Of the supreme court
OF the territory OF New Mexico.
Bit enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the Unit.
ed States Of America In Congress as.
sembled, That hereafter the supreme
court Of the territory OF New Mexico
shall consist Of q chief justice and Ave
associate Justices, any four Of whom
shall constitute a quorum: Provid.
ed, That the Judge who presided at
the trial Of cause In the court be-
low shall not sit at the hearing OF the
same case on appeal or writ of error
In the supreme court Of the territory.
Sec. 2 That II shall be the duty
Of the president to appoint one add.
tlonal associate justice OF said SUI.
preme court In manner now provided
by law, who shall hold his office for
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Russians Rejoice Over Re-
ports Of Gallantry Of Zas-
saIitch and Loss inflicted
On Enemy-.-.Estimated
Causalities Increasing

! y
TOXIC, May 4.-9 p. m.-Reports
which have been received here Of the
successful blocking Of Port Arthur
coming on the heels Of the news OF
victory at Yalu stirred Toxic to an
other popular demonstration and to-
night thousands are carrying lanterns
and paraiing through the city: It
was expected that tidings Of the Port
Arthur engagement would come from
Vice Admiral Togo some time during
the day but they have not yet been
received.
China Will be Neutral.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.-The
Chinese minister who, in consequence
of the rumors OF the possibility that
China might not remain neutral, ap.
piled to Pekin for information, has
received a cablegram from the Pekin
government and viceroy Yuan Shi Kai
which declares in the most formal
manner that China and the Chinese
people will faithfully observe neutral
ity. sl
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Pueblo Men
Stay at Work

Special to The Optic.
PUEBLO, Colo, May When the
strike orders came from the Interna-
tional union at Washington, the ma.
chinists In the Pueblo shops, all union
men, held a meeting and decided not
to go out, even If II became necessary
to leave the union Pueblo Is full of
unemployed men. The smelters. which
usually employ many hundreds are
employing very few men and several
are closed altogether. The men have
families to support and recognizing
that il they quit they can get no 9TH
er jobs. they say that their duty to
their families is superior to their duty
TO the union.
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SCORES HOTEL
MANAGEMENT
Losses BY Conflagration During
Last Quarter Century Stag
ser Human Credance
GROSS CARL ESSNESS
Delegate to Hotel Convention
Urges Observation of Laws
For Protection of Lives

DENVER. Colo. May 4.-At q
meeting of the Rocky Mountain Hotel
Mems association today John b.
Laughlin. q member or the executive
board. read a paper on Fire trap
hotels He said in part:
Statistics showing the wholesale
land too frequently Unnecessary loss
|of valuable lives from hotel confiag-
grations in the past twenty-five years
are 20 appalling that they almost stag
ger human credence. We must not
close our eyes to the fact that an i'm.
mense proportion OF those horrible ca
lamities are caused by gross negli-
gence with almost an utter disregard
even Of the ordinary methods Of
proper protection to hotel guests,
aside from those which the laws af-
ford. The owners OF hotels should
be compelled % comply with the laws
in rendering them as safe as II is pos
sible to make them"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-04
Union Man
In the Bunch
ALBUQUERQUE MANAGEMENT
CLAIMS TO HAVE MORE MEN
THAN EVER AT WORK.

The albuquerque Journal says.
Last night l05 non.union men ar.
rived Ia the city from the east. They
are all quartered at the Santa Fe
shops in this city. In addition to
these there was q bunch Of several
boilermakers, who arrived from the
west.
Several parties of machinists and
boilermakers were sent west last
night on No 7, and these will be dis.
tribnted along the coast lines.
A union man was discovered an.ons
the bunch of men mho arrived Sun
day night and he was elected from
the shops. Later in the day he be-
came intoxicated and came back 70
the shops Office and showed his union
cards, He was put out again.
The local management Of the Santa
Fe claims that every man who enters
the railways employ does so with a
full knowledge II where he is going
and all the facts in connection with
the case. The officials say that the
stories emanating from San Bernar
dino and other coast towns that tho
men have been deceived, ara The
rankest canards. The officials fur
ther state that they have been forced
to wire to their agents in the east to
send no more men to this point, and
that there will not be many more to
arrive for the coast lines.
Work on the locomotives has ol
necessity been slow for the first few
days. but order Is coming out OF the
chaos and we will be able to make d
showing from now on said fore
man at the shops last evening. .Ol
course there are certain number ol
the men who are not expert machin
lists. but they are a willing lot AM
there are many good, all-round mer
and mechanics among them"
The news Of the lockout at Topeka
and Of a general strike on the Santa
He was received In this city early Ii
the afternoon at the headquarters oi
the machinists There has been little
doing around the strike headquarters
and the strikers are 10th to discuss
their plans. I'VE have nothing tc
say" said prominent machinist yes
terday. I'VE believe that we will win
despite the large number Of men who
are being shipped into take our places
The least said is the better. All oi
our men are orderly and intend TO be
so."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-04

brought $500 Tuesday. The same day
964 pound Colorado feeders sold at
$410. Several dealers are carrying
orders for stock COWS, being unable to
fill them; stock calves are also want
ed Market closed Friday, steady to
strong as compared with low time of
the week, Thursday Some heavy
horned Colorado steers, 1,36O pounds,
sold Friday at $3.50, cents above
Thursdays bid. Supply today is mod
crate at 5000 head, market steady TO
strong on nearly everything, but few
plain heavy beef steers are moving
slowly With moderate receipts in the
next few weeks. dealers expect mod
est advances in prices.
Sheep run OF 10000 last week was
not sufficient for killers here, and pri-
ces gained 20 to 25 cents. 1t Is the
season between unclipped and clipped
stock. and more Of the latter arrived
today than all Of the last week togeth-
er The first Texas sheep Of the
season arrived today; seven loads of
75 pound clipped Texans, from Del
Rio, sold at s490. considered a very
good opening price. High grade clipp.
Ell wethers from vicinity Of Dallas
sold at $5.25, and spring lambs out
OF same shipment brought $7.25,
weighing IS pounds. Western clipped
lambs sold at $500, and wooled west
ern lambs sold at s6.75 late last week.
and weathers would bring $5.75 for
choice ones. Kansas and Colorado
feed lots are empty. and Texas and
Arizona must furnish bulk Of supply
for some time to come. Everything
points TO present high range Of prices
holding good.
J. A. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent.