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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
PICTURESQUE AFFAIR.

The fight that preceded the rejection
of the petition for the charter amend
ment establishing a hign liquor license
was the picturesque affair of the even
ing, however. 1t developed enterprise
and activity on the part Of the elec-
ton commission, the Registrar and his
small army of deputies beyond the be-
lief of the most optimistic citizen.
The figures presented by the Regis
trar showed that when the petition was
filed it contained 1O,324 names, 1874 be-
ing sufficient under the law to assure
the proposed amendment a place on
the ballot, this latter number being 10
per cent of the total vote cast at the
last general election. When it came in,
the Registrar said, sixty-five clerks fell
upon il and for three days and three
nights they fingered it in search OF
legal blunders, illegal commissions and
i'll advised omissions. Their campaign
was successful
When the question was presented to
the board last night Registrar Walsh
said that an investigation Of the petit
ton had developed the fact that out
of the 1924 names it contained but
6957 were registered, 31S1 were not reg
istered and 1S6 were missing from the
addresses given. This left them 2917
short of sufficient signatures to entitle
the proposed amendment petitioned for
a place on the ballot.
In addition to this fact, the Registrar
said, palpable forgery had been COM
mitted on the petitions. AS an instance
of this alleged forgery he pointed to the
names of S. A. Ray, F. l. Sprague, Ed
gar L. Ireland and w. A. Creswell, the
names of which were signed in the
same peculiar -colored ink. These four
men named had been cited at the ad-
dresses given on the petition to ap-
pear, for what purpose they did not
/ know. When their names were called
they all appeared and identified their
signatures and announced that they
had signed them all at the same time
and place, and with the fountain pen OF
I lanes M McElhinneV
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Malaria, Fever and Ague. We
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Petition Of Civic Council for High Liquor Ii
cense Question to Go on Ballot Denied
Enthusiastic Greeting Given to Julius Kahn
BY Voters Of FOT1-Eirst District

With fixed determination not to be
swerved by argument from the deci-
sion it had reached against the pro-
posed charter amendment having as its
purpose the establishment of a high
liquor license, the Board of Election
Commissioners last night denied the
petition of the Civic Council that such
proposed amendment be placed on the
ballot at the next general election.
Every argument advanced by the rep
resentatives Of the federation or others
that have been active in preparing the
petition was met by counter attack by
some members of the board. or by the
figures Of Registrar Adams, with the
result that the final decision Of the
board rejecting the petition only
amounted TO the recCrdation of fore
gone conclusion.
With equal determination the COM
mission decided against the twenty two
proposed amendments to the charter
adopted by the Board of Supervisors,
eleven of which were vetoed by the
Mayor. with the recommendation that
the other eleven be withheld from the
ballot in view of the provision that
amendments TO the charter cannot be
voted for within two years of each sub
mission, the last election on such
amendments being held on December A.
1902 The board held that the position
taken by the Mayor was correct aud
sustained him by its action in refusing
the proposed amendments place on
the ballots.
Louis Ferari, who was nominated by
the recent Democratic convention for
the office of Justice of the Peace, also
fell under the negative impulse of the
Election Commission. Ferari demand
ed that his name be placed on the bal
lot Notwithstanding the decision of the
commission that there is no vacancy
in the office of Justice of the Peace, 1t
having been held by the courts that
Justices hold Office for period of four
years. Ferari has appealed to the Su-
preme Court for a writ of mandate to
compel the placing of his name on the
ballot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05

acknowledgements que pesar del her
moso tempo de estos dlas, las pascuas
no pueden resultar mas tristes, s&Ivo al
guno que otro bale en- determinada So
ciedad alguno que otro asalto, que va
Sc dan por no perder la costdmbre
Pero 81 este ocurre en- las poblacio-
nes de mayor i'm portancis, en- ell campo,
en- 10 que realmente nosotros llamamos
campo, las pascuss no parecen pascuas,
en- valde Sc extiende la vista por cerros
valles para descubrir alguna aIegre
t'uII0 cOsa por ell estilo No hay de
que: nuestros infelices JIbarOs no Sc atre-
ven tanto. ell que Sc suba la cuchi-
ll0 con ell laudable prop6sito de conner
man3ar blancO 6 maJarete, de SECURE
que esta expuesto que Sc 10 conan
el, 81 va gordo Y colorado.
La prosperidad nos ahoga, en- es-
tos dias es cuandO mas sc manifesto.
Pero esta prosperidad, como los fe
dersles no Ia sentimos, acknowledgements
que han de sentirla los republicanos. 7
aquf viene, como pedrada en- ojo de m1
caro-, un cuentecillo que me hicieron 6
mi cuando era muchscho, Y que recuer-
do a6n, porque su moraleja es de Or
dago.
Lo traslado:
Erase que SO era un T6y, no 0l que
rabi6, pero que pateaba contfnuamente
por cualquier tonterfa y mandaba desca.
bezar s1bditos como quien descabeza
sardinas.
7 ocurri6 que al tai rey, por efecto
de su NAL humor de sus malas entra-
fias, como ustedes quieran decir, le So
brevino un ataque cosa asf que 10 dej6
paralitico.
Y aquf de los m6dicos que no sa-
bfan d6nde poner los pies nj a1n las ca
bezas, porque en- cuanto no acertaban
con las medicinas. ell rey barbara Isl
barbara puede llamarse por este concep-
to- Sc las mandaba cortar.
Sucedi6, pues, que va no quedaba
doctor con cGbeza en- todo ell reino, hasta
que un dia trajeron q la presencia real a
un petre mediquiIlo de aldes, que, por
ser de aldea, habfa logrado sustraerse
del servicio de Su Majestad.
Temblando de pies & cabeza, por
considerar esta Ultima va perdida, sa-
lud6 q su seflor que en- aquel instante Sc
retorcfa del sufrimiento como una furia,
echando espumsrajos por la boca
A ver-le dijo 81 Gltimo m6di-
co---todos vosotros sois unos brutos y va
he mandado & degollar tus com pane
ros; 81 no me curss, CORES igual suerte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05
LA (AMISA De LA FEI0DAD

Ell doctor iba va q pr esentar ell pes
cuezo, como un chivo vulgar ante ell car
nicero, cu2ndo tuvo una idea
---Senor, sefIor. ... yo 10 euro
usted; pero ca precise conseguir la ca
n1isa de la felicidnd. mandad que sc la
quiten al que la tenga y 81 nsted iogra
ponerseIa seguramente que Sc salVara.
Y ell rey quien no hablan nuncs
aconsejado remedio de aquella clase. To-
CO de algeria, abraz6 al medico mando
emisarios an busca de IL tan deseada ca
misa, con 6rden de traersela en- cuanto
la encontraran.
Anda que te anda aqu1 me meto y
por ALI me salgo, anduvieron dlas dlas
los que tras de la camisa iban, sin dar
con ella, pOrque, aunque era clerto que
todos los vasailos tenfan camisa (habla
una 6rden general prohibiendo andsr sin
elias ninguno era feliz va que muy DO
cos tenian que conner Y los que comlan
hacfanlo del presupuesto.
Y sucedi6, que cansado va de andar
los que tras de la camisa iban Qa camisa
de la felicidad) hubieron de convenir que
en- todo Ell reino no la habla y as1 mani
festarselo Su Magesta.
Pero cuando cerca del palacio esta-
ban, hubieron de tropezarse. en- la ba-
randa de un puentecillo, con un anciano
lleno de algeria, ell cual los salud6 mas
contento que unas pascuas, senalandoles
& unos rapazuelos que chapoteaban en-
ell rio.
Olga viejo-le dijo ell de la Conf
si6n-ies usted feliz. e.. y!
-iOh sefIor, como no be de ser
feliz, 81 va cuento 75 amos mis- nietos
me adoran.... =! Mire como zabullen
esos tunantes.
icon que usted es feliz ?
ST, senor que 10 soy.
-Pues desc usted preso. -.
-iPor que ....?
-Porque tiene que entregar Ia ca
misa
-Pero 5que camisa?
La canaisa de la fellc5d0d.
---El viejo no saba que decir.
Vest1a una casaca abrochsda desde
ell cueIlo Ia cintura.
Sin pronunciar otra s1laba, Sc preci-
pitaron sobre 81 y quieras que no quiera
le desabrocharon Ia casaca.
Horror ......!
Ell hombre feliz no ten1a cami-
SA
Y asf le pasa los republicanos.
Felices; perO sin camlsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05
PONCE! c!
(NOTIcIAs DIRECTAs)
Enero 4.


En Ia noche del sabado Y en- Ia de
aver, la Com panfa lfrico-dramatica puer-
torriqueha hizo las delicias de este p6-
blico con las dos representations teatra-
les que realize en- las noches expresadas.
eLa Dolores,o ell sabado, obtuvo
aiustada Interpretation; pero anoche, la
de .sAimor Salvsjes superb las esperan-
s.&s del p1blico, que, conociendo las di-
ficuItades de la obra, no pens6 que la
Com psffa obtuviese ell 6xito que obtuvo
en- Ia representation referida.
FL amigo Roig nos hizo recordar a
Roncoroni, en- cuanto Estela Man
quail 81 mucho talento de sctriz brili6
anoche espl6ndidamente.
Ell teatro lleno; y ell p6bllco. suges-
tionado por la obrs, msgistralmente in
terpretada, colm6 de apIsusos la Com
pafifs, principalmente q Estela Man
quail Pablo Roig, llsmdndolos 4 la es-
cena varias veces despu6s de bajada la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05

cortina. El p6blico de ala Perla> que
do anoche satisfecho de Ia representation
de sAmor Salvsje.s
Nuestros parabienes & los sim patti
cos srtistas, rincipalmente q la sefIo-
ra Mangual y querido amigo y compa-
nero Roig.
Ell pr6ximo domingo pondra en-
escena la Companfa lfrico dramatica puer-
torriquens, ell gran drama de Tolstoi,
<Resurrecci6n.o
Ell Iltmo. sefor Obispo llegara es-
ia tarde 8 Ponce. Sc hacen preparativos
para recibirle dignamente por parte del
Clero, Congregations y distinguidos ca
bslleros adictos Ia causa cat6Iica. Mu-
chas personas iran & recibir Monsefor
Blenk 81 camino de Juana Dfaz.
Aver por la tarde hubo m1slca en-
ell muelle americana y por Ia noche re-
treta en- la plaza de Las Delicias, ante
concurrencis.
-Anoche Sc di6 un asslto, por es-
cogido n1mero de sefIoras, j6venes de
Ambos sexos caballeros, al senor don
Jose Lacot Sc bailo hssts tarde en- Ia
noche, y Ia concurrencia fu6 espl6ndida-
n 3nt9 obSoqu;ads.
H llag4do Ponce nuestro amigo
don Juan Torruellas, que resid1s en- la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05

capi tal Viene como empleado en- las of
Gina de Ia Companfa Industrial de Puer-
to Rico, fabrica de tabscos y cigarrillos
layer salieron del puerto de Pom
ce DIS dos barcos de guerra americanos
quef 1ltimamente llegaron esta ciudad
I-Se nos informa que esta nueva-
men ;e sobre ell tapete, ell ssunto de la
venia de las haciendas de la SUCCESSION
Gal Hart una Com paflfa francesa, esta
vez parece que la venta Sc realizara sin
dilaciones nj entorpecimientos.
Con motive de la noticia sobre ell
alza en- oil precio del cafe, IN amigo nos
ha d|icho: eel cafe sube cuando no hay
gra1ho one vender; felicidades ds Puerto
Ric6..
-Hemos reci bido telegramas de
San Juan, anunciandonos ell exito obte-
nidd por Amalis Paoii, en- ell concerto
del sabado. Felicitamos q la distiDguida
com patricia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05

soidadOs puestos en- armas es considera-
BILE.
SANTo DOMINGO
La revoluci6n domino en- toda la re-
publica, falt5ndole 1nicamente la capi-
tai, que va ha sido atacada distintas We
ces. Las fuerzas revolucionarias Sc es-
tan reconcentrando en- los alrededores de
la capital, para llevar & cabo Ell ataque
defnitivo.
AFRICA
Las kabilas de Kanstsa, -ilan come
tido nuevas tropelfae contra una cara0a-
ma frsncesa FL H1lhlstro de la gran Re
p1blica en- Fez., ha reclamado ell inme
diato castigo de los bandidos africanos
una cuantiosa indemnizaci6n Este nue.
yo atropello de los salvajes, ha resucita-
do nuevamente ell proyecto de inter rven-
ci0n eurOpea.
GUERRA
Russia sigue hacienda expediciones
de carbon & la estaci6D de Puerto Artu
So Otros barcos de guerra han LEG ado
8 aquel puerto, incorporandose q la flota
rusa en- ell mar de la China, Sc presume
que todo esta dispuesto para la ruptura
de hostilidades entire ell Jap6n ell I'M
perio moscovita.
VfCTIMAS DE UN SINIESTRO
Sc han encontrado en- ell puerto de
Marsella, restos de las v1ctimas del ST.
niestro ocurrido junto uno de los niue
lies, en- donde explot6 & bordo de un
barco an cargamento de petr6leo. Las
vfctimas de ese siniestro alcanzaron al
n6mero de so, causando gran contersna
cion en- Marsella.
ALEMANIA
Afirmase que ell gobierno de Berlin
esta en- negociaciones secretas con ell go
bierno danes, para comprar Ia isla de
Saint Thomas. En- Washington no Sc
da cr6dito esta noticia.
HONDURAS
HA estail4do una revoluci0n en- Hon
duras que Sc extiende con rapidez por
todo ell pals. Los enemigos del Gobier
no excitan ell movimiento popular, con
motivo de reconocer aquel la indepen@
dencia de los uanamef1os. Ell consul de
los Estados Unidos ha pedido protec-
cion, con caracter urgente, su pals,
para proteger los sdbditos.
DEoLARACI6N IMPoRTANTE
<Le Petit Journals publica Ia noti-
cia de que Ell general Aodree ha decla-
RADIO terminantemente que no Sc revisa-
ra por ning1n concepto Ia causa Drey-
fus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05
Ultimos cables


(Esta dispuesto IN considerable ejer-
cite colombiano para invadir ell Estado
de Panama La organiz aci6n militar de
Colombia Sc ha acreditado con M otivo
de los 1ltimos sucesos. Ell n1mero de
soldados puestos en- armas eS considera-
BILE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05
Hotel Vega Refof mado
EAYEY, r. a.

el 1
I CHstlna Santiago Vdd de Vallejo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-05
Herninio Diaz
lACINTO TEXlDOR
Abosados Nof@rio os

EJercen
paes Su bufete haa establecdo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19
Train DeraiIed.

Murphy. y. c., Special-The passen-
ger on the Murphy branch OF the At
lanuc. Knoxville x Northern Railway
due here at 9 O'Clock Saturday even
ing. was derailed near Halls Crossing
three miles south OF this place The
engine and tender alone kept the
track. both passenger coaches leaving
the track and turning over IN the
ditch. The wreck was caused by q
broken rail. Several perzons were
slightly hurt An elderly woman By
tie name of Shepherd. who lives near
Franklin. this state. Is the Only person
seriously hurt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19
A PROCLAMATION ISSUED
Dur Army and Navy Ordered 20 Oh
serve Strict Neutrality.

Washington Special - Pressdcn.
Roosevelt. after a conference wsu
Secretary 81 state Hay. issuei IN,
following executive order.
All officials Of the government
civil. military and naval. are herch
directed not only 10 observe tho Pres
identS proclamation OF neutrality g.
the pending war between Russia an
Japan. but also 70 abstain from Cithc
action or speech which can lcgiti
uately cause irritation 10 either
the comhatantS The government a.
the United state, represents the pee
pie ~ the United States. not Onl.
IN the sincerity with which IL is en-
dcavor.ng 20 Keep the scales OF nCu
traity exact and even. bus Ia the sin
Ceritv with which it dcpio~cs th
breaking out 90 the present war. aul
hopes that if may cnI with the carii
est possible moment aRc with THE
smallest possible loss 90 those en-
A. rci. such war Inevitably in
,rgaScs and lla4mt~ tlo sueDcpf. bills
ties 90 the comhat3r-s 60 anything
in The nature ~ al INJURY CT shga.
oy outsiders. Too often ceuhc,arts
make confic'.r- claims as ro tht lr
fics and obligations cf 1crtrais 81.
that even when .ha~-inc These dr
ICES .-l oliill.'.us with srrrrr .Or-
caro-. % is difficult fo avoid cir.u. ci
tense to ute or trc other parts. I0
such urrHui.a cause. Oi C0cren
ir. CD che performance 90 national
duty there must 0rf hc added anv
avCi.ah'e Dar-.-. lt iS alv.rs r-f0-
tlratD ta hr.-- ora World art.rst. .o.
.-N -f..rl~..- INFO Utr It. tf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19
Renort Untrue

Toxic By Cable.-Niceroy MoN.eH s.
report stating "a japanese torpedo ~e-
s,rog.r ,as sunk and the cruiser Tab
asago heavily damaged by the shell
Gre .f tl- Russians during the fourth
attack Oh Port Arthur IS officially pro
nounced untrue. The damaged Japan
ese torpedo boat destroye~ can Dc &C.
paired ln one week ami IL WILT n"t De-
necessary 20 dock them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19

81. Petersburg. BY Cabic.-Thcre IS,
no truth in the rumors that the Rus
SLAMS have abandoned Perth Arthur
Admiral Abaza. secretary OF the Com
mission on Far Eastern Affairs. au-
thorizes tho Associated Press 10 deny
che story he says the situation at
Port Arthur IL unchanged and that
nothing OF Importance has occurred
there in The last twenty-four hours.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19

Washington. Special First Idcuten-
ant sharply. n tie Twelfth Cavalry.
having been tried by general court
martial az Manila and found guilty O:
serious charges affecting hlr moral
character. has been sentenced 10 dis
missal from the army. The papers have
ben prepared in the Var Department
Ter transmission 20 the Pres dent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19

Senator riliman's throat trouble has
practically disappeared ana he has
recovered SO greatly from his attack Of
the grippe that j, is expected he will
leave Washington for the South not
later than the end of the week.
CHIEF Justice Clark. o. the North
Carolina Supreme Court. on Tuesday
bound v r. McBce over 70 court on q
s. 900 justified bond for conspiracy IN
the 4. A. -. g. Railroad receivershiL
matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19
Found Dead

Aiessndria. Spccial-Frank Summers.
p Blacksmith. was found dead beside
f's mothers grave at Union Cemetery.
HIS face and 8 portion % his neck had
been badly mufiiated by large doRH.
which were attacking tho body when u
was discovered. Suicide Is ~lsDc ned.
a wife and FIVE children survive him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19
The Way TO Happiness
BY the Rev. Thomas y. Gregory

IL human beings trying be happy, From The begsar 20
the millionaire OF knows the meaning the
pOeSs hne
%. happiness. beings end aim"
But what Is happiness: There the
question. but when able
stand here ishappneSs peace self
You De with ncShhorS ana sin To happy!
- L.-. - ~. -.-.. - - -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19
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Solution Of the Indian Problem
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-03-19

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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
LACE WAISTS WILL
BE POPULAR FOR
THEATER WEAR

The theatrical season is so near at
hand that the lovely lace waists recent
ly unpacked in the best shops are at
tracing much attention Nothing pret-
tier or more appropriate than these
waists has been offered-that is. unless
the esthetic sense eschews the separate
waist altogether. Doubtless that is
what il should do. but the blouse is so
convenient and so we'll adapted TO the
great mass of women who go to the
theater in public cars that nothing
seems 10 take its place. The lace waist
is esthetically more satisfying than any
other Almost any tint of lace and al
most any variety is allowable. AIl-Over
Valenciennes inset with motives OF
heavier lace are especially smart. BY
contrast with this delicate lace, waists
of heavy hlet. such as upholsterers use
in their finest curtains and hangings.
are seen. One of these was handsome
garment. the collar and sleeves inset
with motives of old linen embroidery.
and the waist itself finished with
trimming OF handmade heavy fringe
New York Evening Post
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05
MORE TRADE CONFIDENCE.

TRADE conditions week irregular unsettled Some
a Slight expansion contraction The gen
eral result exhibited by the bank cearngs was gam Oh
go per corresponding with the gains and
about equally distributed among the dozen largest cities
against the week last and
the liabilities larger than for the corresponding month III 1905
Against this unfavorab exhibit of failures however increased
1908, This is very Small gain but it OF
per which ruled for months as 1t shows an increase
summer months
The foreign commerce at smaller than
and the imports $685.
The receipts fell of S3oooooo in August
The above the statistics OF the situation The facts
by eve. material change from
continues the hadoing factor and is satisfactory as rule
further damage BY the wheat crop while
the and full OF The Government
port September places the condition of the
with for July and SI2 for September
These figures the yield may exceed the
records OF bales produced in 1897 and 1898 the
cent larger than either OF those while the
condition points better There has been some deterioration
since August 2 the date OF the compilation however winch must
be taken into consideration But the whole the crop conditions
of the country good and financial and commercial circles
anticipating the coming year consequence
As every day places the three four great of
the country much OF danger confidence in the
future IS beginning TO manifest tSei IN corresponding uegee
Buyers OF general merchandise still cautious and disposed to
oonfne the major OF their purchases to supplying their actual
spot but they beginning place larger orders for dis
deliveries which OF increasing confidence Thus in
the stocks have been reduced below the normal
, throughout the country and onerator are eeneraS of the
opinion will bring prices But California buyers,
M being deferred from further nurchasing at present bv the high
prices demanded by the wool growers The hide markets quiet
reported almost everywhere The
reported gradually working better condition
though the Improvement slow, and partially caused by the
cutting down OF production which is good sign
settled could be desired. The
strike the West still disturbing factor there and in New
York there complication the building trades which tends
unsettle
The situation street showing more tone good
OF the idle money which has lately attracted much attention
taking the ddendpayng stocks and the public slowly
turning the market. which causing gradual advance all along
The line This explain the increase OF IoS the
bank cearng the metropolis during the week The Sent
mnt IN all street has become decidedly optimistic and bush OF
late and there disposition standard stocks than
London interested American
orders received from
foreign Altogether the of the national stock market
i healthier than for past
the Pacific about before
The crops while rather below early expectations. generally
ing well prices wheat barley. hops
potatoes hay butter and eggs and brief almost everything pro-
the above the normal there nothing
sight indicate anything else than another prosperity