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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Las turbas de Cayey en- c3npa6a
HAGEN FRENTE A LA POLICIA
Cnco rbas detendOs son puesos en- Ibetad po ell Jusz
EI Captain Cabrera sale hoy para Cayey

zas; y segGn parece estimo de demd-
siddo conlpIQciente la conducta del dicho
juez municipal de aquel pueblo, que
va debfa haber sido destituido como
10 fu6 en- la epoca de Mr.. Hunt.
Por 10 visto las turbas de Cayey
son incorregibles y mucho mas 10 es
81 juez municipal. va 10 decla el ca
pit4n Paniagua en- su informe: con la
excesiva benevolencia del juez muni-
cipal resulta inefcaz la acci6n de la
policfa.
En- esos elementos turbulentos es
en- los que funda su trjuqo en- Cayey
eI partido republican,, como 10 obtu
70 en- 1902.
Pero Ell gobernador Sc propone
acabar con las turbas de Cayey, Y al
efecto ha nombrado al en6rgico capi-
tan Cabrera, para que vayn encar-
garse de Ia jefatura de aquel puesto,
pasando el captain Paniagua & pres
tar servicios q San Juan.
Seglin nuestros informes, Ell capi-
tan Cabrera lleva 6rdenes muy seve-
ras, que pondra en- vigor tan pronto
llegue q Cayey.
Ell gobernador ha ordenado al ca
pitan Cabrera acabe con las turbas de
aquel pueblo en- Ell plazo mas breve
possible; dadas a energfa y activi
dad del captain Cabrera, no dudamos
que pronto Sc restablecera el orden en-
Ell pueblo mas desorden enado de la isla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
OBRAS PUBL|CAS

Ell Jefe de Obras P1blicas ha pa
sado IN informe al Gobernad ador sobre
la conveniencia y necesidad de hacer
carreteras en- Vieques. Mr.. Proton
ha hecho un estudio de las carreteras
que deben sacarse al rededor de toda
la isla atravesandola en- dos ramales.
La carretera que Sc recomienda en-
primer termino es la quo partiendo de
Puerto Mulas atraviesa la isla, pa
sando por la Esperanza, Puerto Real,
terminando en- Playa Grande.
Tambi6n hay Ell proyecto de las
siguientes carreteras, una de Play a
Grande Nueva Acadia, otra de
Nueva Acadia Puerto Mulas, otra
de Puerto Mulas Campaf1a otra de
Campana & Puerto Mulas.
Con estas carreteras quedaran muy
buenas las Was de communication en-
aquella isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27

Senores Vocales propietarios de la
Junta del DistritO de San Juan y
Representatives. de las locales del
Distrito
Mis- distinguidos com patriotas:
En- la session que anoche celebro la
Junta de Distrito de Ia xUni6n de Puer-
to Eicon en 6l de San Juan, acord6
que el pr6xino domingo z de Octnbre1
q las siete y media de Ia noche en-
los altos (izquierda) de III casa ndmero
once de | a calle de a &Cruz, > Sc lleve
a cabo la convention para votar la
candidatura de nuestros correligiona-
rios para los cargos de Delegados | a
Camara de Representatives Inspecto-
res de caminos y Secretario y Mar
shall de a Corte de Distrito.
Para Delegados q la Camara Ba-
ia 8 Inspectores de Caminos, existe
esta division electoral; San Juan, Ba-
yam6n, Toa Alta, Dorado, Toa Baia,
Vega Alta, Vega Baja, Corozal, Ma
ranjito, Manatf, Comerfo Barcelo
meta.
La division electoral para la de-
sigaaci6n de las personas que pueden
ocupar los citados puestos judiciales,
esta hecha en- la forma siguiente: San
Juan, Bayam6n, Carolina, RE Gran
de, Rio Piedras, Toa Alta, Vega Ba-
ia, Vega Alta, Comerfo, Toa Baia,
Corozal, Naranjito, Dorado, Trujillo
Alto Lola.
Segdn IA regla primero de la cir
cular de Ia Junta Central de Ia 2Union
de Puerto Rico0, de fecha % de Agos-
to 1ltimo, deben concurrir los vocales
propietarios de esta Junta de Distrito
y un representante de cada uno de los
referidos pueblos, para proceder, en-
votaci6n p0r papeletas cerradas, al
nombramiento de los correligionarios
que han de ser comprendidos en- nues-
ira candidatura por este Distrito.
Al tener ell gusto de convocar pa
ra | a citada convention, me permito
con Ell mayor interes, &
los senores que ha de constituirla el
que procuren concurrir al acto va que
Sc trata de un asunto de verdadera
para nuestro partido es
conveniente asista el mayor n1mero
possible de correligionarios, para que
asf la junta revista toda la transcen-
dencia que debe tener dentro de nues-
tros invariables procedimientos de-
San Juan, q de Septiembre de 1904
JOSE G. DEL VALE.
Presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
DE SAN LORENZO

Nos participa don Ezequiel Cruz,
del barrio de San Lorenzo, que su fe
en- el Partido Unionista Sc va robus-
teciendo de cada dia mas, deseando
hagamos constar su declaration fran
ca expontanea en- favor del partido
que procura Ell engrandecimiento del
pals, y que tantos adeptos cuenta en-
sus nutridas 6las.
Que1 la complacido nuestro corre-
ligionario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Candidates a Ia Camara por GI
PartidO UniGnista

En- la Convention celebrada Ell do
mingo en- esta ciudad, fueron electos
candidates ! a Camara por el distri-
to de San Juan, los sehores siguien-
tes:
Doctor don Jose Fl. Amadeo, doc
tor don Asiiclo Bou de la Tore, IL
cenciado don Clemente Ramirez, don
Ran On Romero Rosa [obrerol y don
Eduardo Giorgetti.
Los unionistas del distrito estSn
dispuestos d luchar con entusiasmo
por esta candidatura,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
NOTAS De QUEBRADILLAS
(De maestro Co1TeSponsat.)

OUEBRADILLAS, STBRE 26. -
Como estaba anunciado, llev6se efec-
to el domingo en- Camuy la Conven-
cl6n unionista para elegir la candida
tura municipal. Desde las primeras
horas de Ia maiIana empezaron des-
flar nuestras numerosas huestes que
desplegando sus banderas y estandar-
tes parecfan reHejar en- Ell entusiasmo
Que les animaba esa satisfaction que
Sc experimental al proclamar libremen-
te sus ideas.
De diferentes barrios llegaban ma
nifestaciones, rendir culto ante ell
altar augusta de nuestros ideales poll
ticos.
En- medic de la plaza pdblica Sc
levantaba una bonita y muy art1stica
tribuna, en- medic de la cual Sc desta-
caba Ia fgura, Ia efgie del immortal
Washington y al lado izquierdo la del
incorruptible luchador de las liberia
des, ell conocido hombre polftico, nues-
tro leader Muhoz Rivera.
Abrio Ell acto el senior Estrella
auien termin6 presentando al respeta-
BILE auditorio compuesto de dos mil
almas, q uno de nuestros veteranos po-
lfticos, al periodista DR.. Zeno @ andfa.
iCu6ntas verd ades expresadas en-
ridutsimos pensamientos, nos dijo ell
ilustrado doctor! Fu6 su peroracion
tan bella, tan vendica y tan florida,
que nuestra pluma no puede estampar
Ia ny.I a6a
nuestra palabra es demasiado palida
para decirlo, pero al menos podemos
exclamar: SEs el doctor Zeno uno de
los politicos que honran su partido
a su patria, sabe arraigar con su
palabra sana 10 idea en- Ell correligio-
mario. sabe atraer al seno de la madre
patria sus hermanos aunque estos
sean adversarios, en- fin, sabe hacer
patria.p Natridos aplausos interrum-
pfan 4 cada momento al orador elo-
cuentisimo.
Como previsora medida, ell senior
~atrella suplica al pdblico acuerde
w. t--der por breves momentos ell ac-
sorPrene-itar que ia lluvia fuera q
uaina a. que un coro de respetables
EradO. "a ancontraha alI{ ronCre-
~ 0c1o' uIosredia hora Sc reanudo
presidential -,rircfnio nor Ia rnesa
SAalos ~ ios seho conocer las creden-
Fez electuada a. empos delegados, una
result6 del siguiente .1a votaci6n one
Alcalde, don Laurodo
Concejales don Hohino Estrella.
dez, don Ramon Avila, rio Herman
MILAN, don Rafael Mu1oz, ! Ramon
de Jesds, don Manuel Giro Z r,lio
Luis Espier Y don Antonio BGo. don
Junta de instruction: doctor
Julio Audinot, don Juan Abrams u
don Demetrio Amador.
Despu9s hizo uso de la palabra q
distinguido correligionario sehor M \
llan, de Hatillo. Slgui6le en- el usE
Fs la palabrn el aenor Estrella y IueG i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Partido DemOcratico
de Puerto Rico

Sc ruega todas aquellas perso-
mas que no Sc hayan afliado adn al
Partido Democratico de Puerto Rico
y que deseen ingresar en- dicho Parti-
do, que dirijan su solicitud de ingreso
Ia mayor brevedad possible don
Miguel Salas, Secretario. O. Box
1876. San Juan.
Las oficinas del partido estan en-
el n1mero calle de la Cruz, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
TELEGRAMAS DE Ia POL|C|A

Juncos. .-Comunica Ell cabo Isern
que en- Ell barrio Gurabo- abajo ha de-
tenido los individuos Francisco
Pedro G arcfa y Cristino Sanchez, por
aggression Aniceto Febil, que result6
herido de gravedad.
Ponce.-El guardia Leon Coma
lez capture Victor Nieves, que hirio
con un puf1al & su ex-concubina Maria
Aviles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
La CONVENTION EN- AREC|BO
(De nuestro Corresponsag. J

ARECIBO, SEPTIEMBRE 20
Aver domingo, la una del dia en-
Ell local del Comite de la Union Sc ce-
lebr6 la Convention para la election
de candidates q Ia Acadia, Conceja-
les Junta de instruction. Preside
Ell acto Ell Presidente del Comite senor
Adrian Padilla, asistiendo 81 delega-
dos, saliendo electa por % votos la
siguiente candidatura que fue procla-
mada acto continue:
Alcalde
LcdO. D. Manuel Perez Aviles.
C0ncejdles
Don Adrian PadilIa
Sebastian Figueroa.
& Jose Clivilles.
Fernando G. Ball.
Manuel Astol.
Epifanio Perez.
Jose S. Mera.
& Tomas BOneta.
Juan A. w ats.
Francisco Oliveras.
Benigno Balseiro.
Tomas Miranda.
Antonio N1nez.
Manuel Paz Urdaz.
Armindo Cadilla Colon.
JA3eta de instruction
Don Alexandra Franco.
Nicolas Siragusa
Antonio Jeannot.
En- dicha Convention So acord6
por unanimidad proponer candidate
para Juez Municipal de aquella Corte,
al Lcdo. don Jose I. Gomez La Con-
vencion para esta election sc verifcara
81 proximo jueves, 10 misrno que para
los cargos de Secretario y Marshall.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
IN HAUFRAGIO EN- LA BAHIA

En- la madrugada de hoy, y q
causa de la fuerte mareiada que reina,
zozobr6 la lancha <AmparoD, propie-
piedad del senior Caneias, que condu-
cfa yerba para esta ciadad.
Con tai motive So encuentra nues-
ira bahia atestada de malojillo.
Los tripulantes pudieron salvarse
despu6s de grandes esfuerzos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
INTERVENTION DE Los
ESTADOS-UNIDOS

NEW-YORK, STBRE 27.-El Pre-
sidente Roosevelt ha pasado un men
sale & los gobiernos de Russia y ap0n
proponiendoles la celebration de una
conferencia para concertar la paz en-
tire ambas naciones.
Dichos gobiernos no han cOntes-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Cargos contra un Juez
(POR TELEGRAFO)
Lares, Stbre. 27.
DEMOCRACIA.-San Juan.

Lares, Stbre. 27.
DEMOCRA CIA.-San Juan.
Fiscal Corte Distrito esta aquf
investigando cargos formulados con-
ira ] uez de paz por sargento Soto.
Republicanos venganse, denuncian
sargento imputandole hechos deshon-
rosos no probados. Fiscal compren-
de falsa y recrimina jueces por con-
ducta reproba al proteger gente N mala
y perseguir ciudad amos dignos. JUS
ticia aquf deshonrada. Deseo cumplir.
Pueblo aplaude rectitud Fiscal, aprue
ba conducta sargento Soto.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Convention UniOnista
en- HumaCao

El domingo celebr6se la conven-
ci6n de nuestros correligionarios del
distrito de Humacao, saliendo electos
los senores siguientes:
Pd10 delegados q Ia Cdmara
LIDO don Juan Was Ochoteco.
LIDO. don Rosendo Matienzo Gin
tr6n.
Don Ramon Mendez Cardona.
Don Manuel Camunas.
Don Octayio Garcia Salgado.
Para Ia ytnta de Caniaos
Don S;lverio Castillo.
< Antonio Lopez.
Juan c. Colnn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
'SERv|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRAC|A"
tado atm la proposition del Presi-
dente Roosevelt.
Las fuerzas de Puerto Arturo

NEW-YORK, STBRE 27.-Asegi-
rase que frente Puerto Arturo tie
men los japoneses nueve mil soldados.
La guarnici6n que guarnece la
plaza comp6nese de 1900 hombres y
46 canones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
UNA PROTESTA

Don Rafael Palacios Salazar ha
pedido "a anulacion de la convention
republican, verifcada aver por Greer
que no procedi6se bien en- el escrutinio
al proclamar las candid aturas. La
protesta del senior Palacios esta en-
manos del Directorio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Acuerdo de Ia Junta uniOnista
del DistritO de San Juan

En- Ia session que tuvo anoche ,di-
cha Junta, Sc acordo que los aspi-
rantes 4 Secretario Marshal, Sc sir
var manifestar sus deseos q dicha
Junta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Cdrce|es Y Preside

Actualmente So encuentran reclul-
dos en- las Carceles de Distrito Pre-
sidlo Departmental, 1.702 presos, su-
friendo condena 1.50o y pendiente dc
sentencia 1876, de estos mujeres "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
COnYeaci6n uniOnista del Dis
trit0 de San Juan
FL acto Sc verificara eI Do
miago pr6ximo
Carta del 7residente de la Junta

Senores Vocales propietarios de la
Junta del DistritO de San Juan y
Representatives. de las locales del
DistritO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
WATERVILLE.
Whist and Social Thursday Evening 8
 Grand Success.

Whist and Social Thursday Evening 8
 Grand Success.
 The many friends of the late George Futile of Waterbury, formerly of t-As place, will regret to hear of his death at his home on Park avenue yesterday morning at S:3O o'clock. The cause of his death was a long sickness of con- sumption. The deceased was 32 years old. He leaves a wife and one child. He had been very active member or Good Will lodge, K. of F., and was well liked by all who were acquainted with him. He was employed until the past few months at the Scovill Manu- featuring Co.'S of Waterbury as car penter.
 The pool teams that belonged to the junior league have disbanded. A meeting was held and the cues Were awarded to the Colonists.
 There will be choir rehearsal at Grace M IL church this evening, held in the church parlors, at o'clock.
 The whist social and dance given under the auspices Of the ladies Of St MichaeIs parish society, scored q grand success Thursday evening at Pythtan hall. The prizes for. the pest A and Miss Annie Moran. The consola- ton prizes were awarded to John Bfloe and Miss Jennie Lyons.
 Regular services at Grace M. E: church tomorrow. Morning service aL 1o:3o o'clock; Sunday school at ll o'clock; Epworth league meeting at 6:3O o'clock; evening service at ( o'clock. The Rev J. J. Moffett VIII off1cfate.
 Regular services at St Paul's church tomorrow. Morning service at lo:3o' sunday school at 12, evening service at '. The Rev J. A. Stansfield Will officiate.
 Regular service at St Michael s church tomorrow morning at Il o'clock: Sunday school at 12 o'clock The Rev M. J. Traynor will offlclate.
 Mrs Thomas Mosley is quite i'll at her home on Dixon street.
 There was a special meeting of Good VIII lodge. K. of F., last evening, tc act on matters regarding the death ot the late George F. Futile.
 Sarah Barker of Spring street is wis 1 ting in Bridgeport with friends.
 Tickets are now on sale for the so ciable and dance to be given in Goot Will hall Friday evening, February Q l by the Spra gue school alumni Ihf l is looked forward to as one of the ban enr sociables of the season.
 W. J. Palmer, Chicago representa- tive for the American Pin Go, is Il 1 town, on business.
 Josephine McMahon and Margare Walsh are visiting in Bridgeport.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
TRADE CONDITIONS.

Change In Price of Staples Wac @
 Disturbing Element.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3O-R. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
 Business conditions would be most satisfactory if present high prices for the leading staples were the result of wholesome demand, but the prominence of manipulation prevents any such gratifying conclusion. Aside from the lines temporarily stimulated by severe weather trade is quiet, and evidences of increased activity with the approach of spring are hopefully awaited. Thus far the volume of forward business is limited, and conservatism is increased by the large number of insolvencies. Reports of the building outlook have been prepared by branch offices of R. c. Dun & Go. at the leading cities and indicate that high cost of material and labor has curtailed operations, although the year 1908 showed good gain over 1902.
 Buyers of cotton goods have at last begun no exhibit anxiety regarding the situation, and they find it increasingly difficult to secure prompt deliveries, while prices are steadily appreciating. Orders are constantly rejected, either because of inadequate stocks or insutfi- cient bids.
 Leather markets are strong, partic- ularly for hemlock, and some varieties of calfskin have been advanced, but no improvement has occurred in oak leath- CT. Comparatively quiet conditions in hides have not depressed the tone, deal CTS insisting on full quotations for do- mestic, and small advances are asked for foreign dry hidGs.
 Liabilities of commercial failures thus far reported for January aggre- gated $12,579, ,13S of which S4,961 .445 were in manufacturing, $6,099, ,59S in trading and $1,51s,O95 in other com mercial lines. Failures this week num- bered BOP In the United States against 243 last year, and 2S in Canada com pared with 3o year ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS

SIeighing will be at it's best in a day or two, when the roads get packed down a little more. Next week, if the weather continues favorable, would perhaps be an excellent time for the annual school sleigh parties.
 J. D. Kennedy is having his build ing opposite Warmers s store remodeled for a tenement, house only. It was first built for meat market, and since has been used for various purposes.
 Despite the indictment weather which prevailed last evening 8 large number Of St Mary Magdalene's parishioners attended the second meeting of the OalSville Hayseed society. Reports of the various committees appointed at the former meeting were read. Every thing is progressing very successfully, and tickets are selling like hot cakes, for the great Hayseed dance to be given Thursday evening, February IL. As no one will be admitted to the dance hall under any circumstances, unless dressed in farmers attire many Of the village people have al ready written their grandparents 1n different parts of the country for old fashioned clothes to wear for the occa- sion. while others are to wear Dlue jeans, jumpers, old wrappers, sun bon nets and anything that might tend to give them an appropriate appearance for the event A pair of cown1de boots have already been received at the local express office consigned to Bart Flynn. forwarded by his brother, now at Winsted, and said to be worn by his great grandfather in the battle of Bunker Hill in 1775.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
TIMELY TOPICS.

Stamped linen tray cloths at 1Oc tonight at Reid X Hughes; Ladies Jersey ribbed knit pants, 1Oc each.
 Wilson & Tyrrell will sell all their $1 and SIPS winter caps at 75c to- night. Another lot, 5Oc
 Five extra specials from the cloak department at Curran's for tonight and Monday. Sale closes Monday.
 This is the last night of Grieve, Bisset & Hollands annual clearing sale. Fine bargains for the closing of this successful sale.
 The largest stock Of boots. shoes and rubbers in the city at the Origl- nal Boston Shoe Store, South Main street.
 Bargains in plants at Dallas's to- night. Some goods go at less than half price.
 You will find black suits at J. B. Mullings X Sons that were SIS to $22, now at $15.
 Mourning hats and bonnets in all the correct styles at I. Chase's. Or ders on short notice.
 Fancy cranberries at Sc a quart, at White Simmons. 27c oranges cut to 29c.
 Two specials for tonight and Mon day at A. Mailhiot's. Mems gloves and mitts 19c; Tam O'Shanters, 19c.
 Three hundred new overcoats marked $1O and SIP, put at s7.50 to day at Fin negan Phillfps's.
 Miller & Peck are selling two pairs Of mems c;t4-mere wool hose for 25c. Ladies' golf gloves st 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
There Will Be Change of Stage
 Hands at Gem Opera House.

There Will Be Change of Stage
 Hands at Gem Opera House.
 There has been a mix-up in the working force behind the scenes at the Gem opera house, the manager, l. A. Morse, having given Manager Duigan and his assistants their blue envelopes. and hereafter the stage will be ill charge Of Charles Hull and new set of stage hands. This action on Man ager Morses part resulted from dis agreement between the stage hands and himself over a concert given last Sunday night by the Bonnet -Moulton company. MT Duigan has been ia miliar figure behind the foothghts at lne opera house, he being stage man ager there for almost ten years.
 The White Rose Social clubs dance at Columbus hall tonight.
 The funeral of AArs Jennie 0. John son. wife of Joseph Johnson of School street. whose death occurred Wednes- day morning. took place yesterday af- ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The Rev E' A / Zetlerstrand of6ciated. lnterment was in Grove cemetery.
 St Francis's choir will hold re- heaTsal this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
S P L IS
 sN

Sunday, Jan a1--Dibbles moving pictures. Tuesday. Feb 2-Mary Mannering $in. "Harriet's Honeymoon" Thursday Feb 4-"rhree Little Maids" Friday and Saturday, Feb 6-6--"Her Marriage Vow" Monday to Saturday. Feb to 13 in- rlusive-'sThe White Mahatma." I Monday, Feb 15-'Buster Brown" Tuesday Feb 16-"A Country Girl"
 Wednesday, Feb 17-'The White Slave"
 Saturday, Feb eo-"rhe Prince of PHsen' Tuesday, Feb 2s-"A Chinese Honey moon.''
 Thursday, Feb 25-"A Texas Steer Monday, Feb 29-"The Village Post master" Thursday, March 3-Andrew Mack $n ''The Bold Soger Boy" Saturday, March 5-"A Gentleman from Gascogny."
 Monday. March 7--Lew Dockstader. Monday, April 25-Concert by the Waterbury Symphony orchestra,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
Theatrical
 Chatter.

Annie Oakley. who starred for a brief period, flied suit in Louisville last week against the Evening Sun tor $16,00Q for libel.
 Il:
 It is a foregone conclusion that Pat ii will clear. S4OO, 900 by her American tour, soon to end, and that her man. agers will pocket from S50,00o to S1oO, ,oo0.
 :It
 After separation of seven years, Edward Harrigan, Mart Hanley and H. A. D'Arcy are together again. The company is playing Old Lavender in Pennsylvania towns, and report ex- ceflent business.
 II:
 Mayor Harrison may sue Coroner John E. Treager for damages for false arrest Pressure to that end is be- ing brought hy the Mayors friends in the legal fraternity. He is also being tsss,od 10 retaIliation by his political associates. They are angry over the stigma put upon the executive. Sun
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
GOOD EVENING, CARRIE

Waterbury will bid good bye to the Famous Carrie Nation after her final at the Jacques this even Sing. She has proved very entertain ling with her talks of her saloon $smashing experiences iu Kansas, and 1anyone who hasn't yet seen and heard her should take this last opportunity 2Df seeing Ond hearing the most talk led of woman to-day in America. To ssucceed her next week Manager Poli offers Mile Adgie and her lions. Many spersons will recall the fascination they felt in watching this daring wo- Eman's exploits In the lions den last
 season, while many others who were Euhable to gain admission to the Jac- 3ques during her engagement will re- hall the sensation she made, After Ileaving here, and while showing in 2Cuba, report gained wide circulation here and elsewhere that Adgie had { been killed by the lions, and the local
 management were kept busy denying 7the report for many days. Renewed Interest will attach to this engage
 nicnt, however, because of that un- founded report, and the engagement next week will undoubtedly bring out
 as large audiences as her first one last year. Tn addition to Adgie Man
 ager Poli has arranged a very fine
 vaudeville bill on which are the
 names of Merville and Elmore, Ar 5thur A, Whitelaw, MT and Mrs Jim-
 my Barry, Baby Maud, Refdy and I 3Currfder, the Kingsburys, !Hand the 5electrograph. Prices are 10s 20 and 30 *eents; afternoons 10 and 20 cents; fladies, 10 cents.