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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-14
JAPAN'S ALLEGED
THREAT TO CHINA

ST. PETERSBURG. May IA. 2:27 "A. M
With regard to the report that the Japa-
nese have threatened the Picking govern
ment that they would occupy Chinese ter
iritory unless the Chinese drove out the
Russians. the Foreign Office absolutely de-
MES that there have been any Russians in
Chinese territory except opposite Nieu-
Chwang and Sin Min-Ting, the terminus
OF the Chinese railroad, and in view Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-14
NEGRO VAS SMALL
JEVELRY STORE AFOOT

Charles Johnson, a negro claiming to be
from Milwaukee, was arrested by PATROL
men Wynn and Rankin early this morn
ing and when searched resembled small
jewelry store. He had large quantity of
gold pins about his person and a fine gold
womans watch. in the box in which it had
been purchased. The box bore the inscrip-
ton of a local jeweler. Six dollars in a
small envelope was found in his coat pock-
ct. A pair of gold glasses and loaded
revolver were also found on him. He will
be held for investigation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-14
AI-YANG OCCUPIED
BY THE JAPANESE

LONDON, May 1.-THE Morning Posts
Shanghai correspondent says: 1.-The Japa-
nese first army has occupied Ai-Yang.
.'Viceroy Alexieff has sent note TO the
Tartar general of Manchuria complaining
that the Chinese villagers refused to sell
supplies to Russian troops and demanding
that the general issue a proclamation or
dering the natives to supply foodstuffs
Some of the Chinese viceroys are anxious
: for war with Russia"
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INDEPENDENCE PARTY
FOR JUDGE PARKER

PHILADELPHIA. May 13.-The Inde-
pendence party, a faction of the Demo-
cratic party in this city. tonight elected
contesting delegates to the st. Louis ma
tional convention and instructed them to
vote for Judge Parker for President. They
propose to contest the seats of the twelve
regular Democratic national delegates from
this city. Their plea is that the authori-
ties of the recent state convention ignored
the independence claim for seats in that
bOdy.
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SEVENTY JAPANESE
HOLD OFF 500 COSSACKS

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The State De-
partment has received advices from Min
lister Allen, at Seoul. to the effect that
considerable body of Cossacks are reported
to have arrived south of the Yalu river.
The minister further states that in the at
tack made on Anju on the 10th and 18th,
seventy japanese soldiers held off 500 Co.'S
sacks.
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FRED SCHUETZ SHOOTS
s - WOMAN And HIMSELF

PITTSBURG, May 13.-Fred Schuetz. to-
night shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Min
ME Mccormick. and then fatally shot HIM
self. Young Schuetz was named as CO.
respondent in a divorce suit brought by
Mrs. McCormick's husband some time ago.
and since then has been attentive to the
her.
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Amos w. Butler Spoke.

CHICAGO. May 13.-Both sessions Of the
National Mothers Congress were devoted
to-day to a discussion of the Nations Bow
Problem" b. b. Lindsay of Denver and
Amos w. Butler of Indianapolis were the
principal speakers. The convention of next
year will be held in the city of Washington.
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LEAVE IsDIlyLpOLls
IRlvI SHELBYvILl
IND'p'LIs a EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
GREENFIELD LINE. .


General Ofices, Franklin Building.
ALL CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS
For Richmond, New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave at 500 a. m and every two
hours thereafter until 6:55 p. m
Above make direct connections for Dayton,
Columbus Newark, Lima. Marion and Cincin-
natl. o.
For Greenfield. knightstown and intermediate
stations leave at $3.50 "A IN. and each hour
thereafter until 1885 p. m and 9.55 y. m. cars
leaving at S55 and II 90 D. m run only as Tar as
Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at :55 1855 and II as a. m. for knightStoWn ana
sos a m and ? go ?. m. for Richmond
FREIGHT CARS.
For Knghtstown Richmond and intermediate
stations cars arrive at 1:i5 a m. and depart at
$50 a m. For Greenfield and intermediate sta
.tiOns cars arrive at Is a. m. and leave at 800
a. m Also arrive at 2.l0 p. m. and leave at $50
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INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave Pennsylyania and
Washington streets for Southport, Greenwood.
Whiteland Franklin. Amity. Edinburg. Taylors-
willie and Columbus. First at "a and
every hour thereafter until p m. Through
cars leave also at 10 and II Is p. m AT y. m.
a car leaves for Franklin and intermediate points
only.
Combinstio passenger and express car leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
Al 9 80 A. m. and 80 p m. Cars run regularly
every hour between Indianapolis and Columbus.
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VIII Not BE Buried in the Abbex

LONDON. May BIT has been definitely
decided that Sir Henry NJ Stanley who
died May 10. will not be buried in West
minister Abbey. A memorial service will he
held there on the day of the funeral
MAY L.
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Local observations ON Friday.

Comparative statement of mean temper
ature and total precipitation on Nav 13:
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I1GnnSQIVdnid IjnHS.|

Trains Run by Central Time.
TICKET OFFICES at Station and at corner Illinois and
Washington Streets
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L.E.&W.R 81 81: .ish '::! Ss s
Toledo Chicago Mich. Ex.. f:isa 90 rs an.
Toledo Detroit Chicago Ltd sl2 pm 3:25 pm
Mich. City, Muncie LAT. Spi. 7:2o pm. lo:25 pm-
sDaily.
p. NJ. time l. In BLACK agures.
Indiananoiis n,,iox, cxakirx.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
Recommendations
@isee- 0rab.


peter uno Winnie Weirling, POPS
Wabiion Wpe., Wdoden. - 9. Or.
unb Gertrude 0amtins, 1909 gna-
lii9 Mpe.. Wdoden. - Walter uno
Gmilie 6tebel. Staot. 2nabe. = Sobr
unb 2iap @lart. 9l3 9rpsr place.
Rnabe. - Otto uuo 6rances 9ongus,
2112 Giio Merioian Str. Wdoden.-
Mlpin uno glisabetb Walt. 734 Sbef.
iielo 4Ue.. Wdohen. - 1rant uno
Sulia Weeo. $40 @ermania Mpe.,
Wdbden. - @sorge uno 9olp 5000.
al, 1904 Sbeffielo MOe., 2nabe. =
Thomas uno Muguita Sunipun. l424
meli Obio Str. Mdodsn. - Daniel
uno GbriitIana Wolf, $500 Mait Mis
diaan Ctr. Mdo6en. Sames uno
6rau Miotifi. 1920 9Opt Nbe. 8nabs.
- Wil.iam uno 2ucp 9oblas. 22l3
Wartinoale Mpe., Mdoden.
@etraut:
Webfsr Wigqam - FLORENCE DdbD.
Worris WolomanE = Nelie Barrett.
Wiliam 0udrisoe - gaa Fitzgerald.
Sobn 2aHen - Warp 0aSsoorn.
9bomas &inneD - Warp pbi0ips.
@barlie 6iider - Sulia Redling.
8e o BEN:
@lacois timer, 3, 218 @eiienoorffs
Strabe. - 3uomas Wartin, 80, 227
Woro alabama Ctr. - Worp Ycal
81, 2421 Broabipap. - Rsbeeea Stans
lep. IS. 1926 Norb 1elamare ctr. =
Wiaiam 0armoop, as, I'LL Ssffsr-
fon Mpe. = Mnnie Wanion, -, 633
Welt Warplano Str. - Mgnes @otts
ger, =, 278 Bifing Ctr. - Catherine
Smith. IS. TIA Gapette Ctr. - Malpb
See, 3. I'LL SRoa9 Str. - Mnna
Gmobobo, IS. 1882 Yanbss. - Gil.
3abstb Dapioion, 1907 Wet Mtnne-
fota Str. = Wartba 0obbs, 70,
Staots0oipital - Belize 0umpbrep.
%. zoos gelefontaine Str. - 0olen
gomman, a, 1927 Norb Senate Mpe.
= Sames Dannsr, SO, Staot.0 oipi'
tai. - 2orine 9luerp, 5, 405 on
Ohio Str. - gli3abetb Wobm, 20.
los 3anias Str. = 9imotp Hrisbsn.
3 Wcnate, -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
oral=yolitiiaes.
gepub.. grimarwatlen am Donnltisas, %
6ebruar.

Yorliber Gbas. q. elliott pom
retubl. Gountp-g omite bat aeItern i'm
gemde.@ ebduoe oas 0auptquartier oss
gomitss tpieOerer0fnst uno elsihaeitia
bsiannt eegsbsn, oab sr hsute oOer
mOr9sn ben formellen Mufruf fur Die
am nd&nen Donnerfna. 25. 0ebr.,
ab3ubaltenoen primdrwabIeu fur PRE-
cinct . @omitemitalieOer erlaRen tpiro.
Die Mnudlts 8. Q. Dap unb eou.
Daniels iolen bOrerit entTdsiOen, Oh
bieIe yrimdrmablen unier Hsrndii9
tigung Der alien oper Der neusu Waro
unb precinct.@ rensen abgebaItsn tuer.
ben folen.
Heibe GonbiDaten fir Die WorRber.
iaaft bes rspubl. GOuntp : gomites,
Sheriff Robt. waebser urb Col. 1arrp
Smith. baben f& NIT BEN obiasn
Datum einpeyitanoeu ertltrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
Indianapolis e@ittn @eisQs
f@aft.
Die II gsamtsn.

Sn Der aeffsrn Nadmittag i'm 0aupt.
quartisre, pbil. 3apf's QOcal an BET
Wirsinia 9lUe., atsebaltenen Sab
rsspsrIammluna Der sSnoianapolis
Shnben. @sisqsdaft" puroen Die fol-
genoan 1eamten for bas meme Sabr sr-
wdbIt
prd!.-pbil. 3apf.
Yice.prdl.--R ". MiIer.
Sser.-Daoio Eaud.
Sdabm. -Sohn @upp.
l. SdtBensW eifer-Gr. &lein.
2. SdiibsnsW eifsr-Gr. Merj.
erfriI4ungss@ ommihdr-Gr. 9lein.
erfriihunss 6llfscomm. - Win
Brad.
parf-gommindr-Win Wad.
parts0llfscOm S.-JObn Rupp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
Gontrartoren als MenI&eRI@iu=
Der muo 8etriiger sei@uoert.

Dem Snbalte zines Briefes aemdB,
pelhen .. 6. 9awtins, ein @aifbaus'
befiber in 2ennebp, Dearborn Gountp,
al ber Stats. Nrbeitscommihdr DC
gormid gefhriebsn bat, mtiien bic Mr-
better. tpel9e Sci ben bon Der Big Gours
Balm In oOrtiger @egeno Oor8enomms'
men Nrbeiten beIddftigt fnc, bon ben
@~ontractorsn In geraoe3u idamIofer
Ws;ie ausgebeutet meroen.
Die .Sautt Improvement Co." bat
felt Mai $4,000 Wann belddftiat; in
Gennebp uurosn lie fiir $l.50 per
5as snaa9irt, fe erbielten ieoo4 in
Wirilidteit nur 81. 80, Die Die 8sisa.
Idaft in @beds ausbs3ablts. welae fo-
oann bon einem @ommiHdr Ger @sien-
idaft gs9en einen Discont bon 2--l0
prOcent einseI0if iuuroen. Die 2eute
pobnten md6reno Der iirenQIfen 2dlte
in elsnoen, sugisen uno un9slu 'oen
3elten unb muBten fir 9O9is uno
Soft (pslde 10 erbdrmlih tuie nur bent=
bar mar 81 bic @Ode sabIen. Wenn
elmer lid peiserte, wdbreno Der Ta4t,
wenn er gum Dienit gerufen routoe,
iein Quarter 81 psrlaHeu, 10 wuroe
sr am nddfen 5ase entlaNen unO mad
Der @ate bon rs Gents per Gag abses
lcbnt.
Muf bieIe WeiIe befamen oiefe 9emiis
ienlolen @reaturen bon @pntractOren
lire Mrbsiten io3uiagen umfonft gelie-
fert. Gdulo on oisIsm uebelifanc
trdst 5gm 9beil bic lebte 9eaislatnr,
mslde Elm @eieb, neldes boridrieb.
oab Die Nrbeitseber ibre Mrbeiter ipo-
dentlid uno in 8aor ausbeSablen ioa-
len, nidt an9enommen wlroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
@at 0oI3!
Die .Neper Sails" idlussn Die ,Soup
Gi9bt."

Nuf ben Yabnen Der Saoieite
Surnbaue maben lid geltern Wbenb
uieoerum Die Clubs .yleper Gail" uno
.Scnp @i9bi". beifebeno aus betann=
ten oeutiden 0amen uno 0erren, i'm
eolen Wstt=3egeln. DiesmaI unterla.
gen bic oSOap giabt". melde am
Sdlu1e oes Samples bic Sieaer gu
einem nsusn Wettidiebsn In 2 Wodsn
foiosrten. Die 6orberung puroe
~ielbHreoeno ausenommsn. Sic aeftri.
gen Stores uaren fOIasnoe
SolIDg - Sohn Wesper,
l55; 6rar Sobn Wssper, 80; 0enrp
gaerbrcot. III; Grau Gaerbrooi, 81;
0err 3reber. l13; Jrau 6reber, 81;
Sos. pfiiser, l0l; Grau pHheer. 81;
@arI Kramer, 1872; Jrau Rramer. 60;
8. Sannrortb, LAG; 6rau yann-
UorlQ, ~; 1peo. Siemler, l23; 6rnu
Stemler, 70; @us. @enner. 81; Grau
Renner l01; u. bid, 1853; 6rau bid,
GA; @bas. ". Stemler. Ill; Grau
Siemler. 83. 5otal 2014.
,Weper GaiI". - Serr Dill
tene, ga; Grau 0iitene, o.; 0err Rei.
mer, l31; Grau Rsimer, 102; 0err
GromhOlo, 1913; Trau Gromtolb. 70;
0err R~ortepeter, 1853; Grau 3orte.
peter. IS; 9err sbodlsp. 1879; Grau
Sbodlep, 80; 0err 0sIb, 81; Grau
0elo, 70; 0err Mad, 1913; 6rau Mod,
81; 0err Sd0nemann, 1877; Grau
S&0nemann, 95; 0err Borntamp,
ll9; Grau Borntamp. So 6err
WOerner, 83; Grau Woerner, 10;
jaiammen 2097.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

Sir Llama Sdnse ODER Resen al
6reitas; iaIter am 5reita5.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

sar "A stunSsn. snssus uar g'orssns. ben IS. 5sDr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
at&er=Mittmo&.

Der Heainu ber Gafenssit, slf9sr.
Witttuo&. tuaro seftern in allen tutbo.
IiI&sn Rir&sn Der Stnbt. ME au9 In
oenen Der Msttooiften IN bsrsebra&ter
QDeile osfelert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

~ Raudt bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

2pcaIDetterbert&t.
Hesen uno ipenis DedieI in Der 7empero'
tar bsute glbenb Sdnee uno tdIter ON
6reitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
Gin Wsrfanf bon
Strnmtfmaaren.

Dieter 2aben sIaubt nidt an 0eIesens
heiten in Der 3ufunft urb an feline fir
sleubeiten. Die Oamen Mobe 1T 81 uns
beftdnois, ieIbit init itren S.riimpfen.
Dieie Strlmpfe, bic .Nsubsiten" Der
p%ersansenen eaiion, iinb gum ihnelen
Serfauf aussepdbIt. Bis iett baben
rieIe bapcn 81 so baS gaar s~efoitet unb
Line ipeni8er ais 95c unb anbere 81 90,
Sl.25 ano $l.35 bas paar. Sbrs Mus'
ipabl am Oonneritas Csc
glui benz 9abentiih gerabs rehts
5eim Ginsang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
Mas Sfaot= nno Gonntp=y er=
maltan9.
Verlan9t m noefens SO
mebr YoIiai fen.


Die Siderbeits. geb0roe erbielt oes
fern bonn polisei- 5upt. 9ruaer ben
Yeideib. oaB er ibr am Greitag feline
neuen, mcOifieirten u ipeciiicirten YOr-
i1ldse betr. Deriidrfuna Der poIi3ei-
WannIhaft borle9en. jeoo2 oarauf be.
ffeben tpiro. bah bic Wannfdaft, I'M
aud nur ~anndbernb binreidencsn
Si@erbsitsoienit fur oas ar0bsre Sn.
oianapo(is liefsrn 3u i6nnsn, UNI min.
beltens SO Wann oermebrt wiro. r
Geuerwebr- Mn9eIeaen
teiten.
Die geb6roe bat, nadoem ie lebfs
Wo&e in Cincinnati cine oort bon De,
american Girs engine 60. hereefielts,
bor,aslide 9ampffpribs erlfsr GlaHt
uno srOberer Stdrie etc. aIs bic biz.
bergen inipieirt bat, fid entidieoen,
biefe Spribs fir s4250 an3utaufeu,
unb 3tpar untsr Der Yebingung, oaf
bic 80 Sabre alte epribe aus 0auab.
bile Bel benz 9anoeI bon Der u. 8. g.
Gc. iibetnommen miro. SeoenfaGs
rirb infolse Der Mnidafuns Der neusn
Sbribe cine Wsridiebuna Der anosrsu
Gpriben f%tattfiuoen. - Soueit buben
fi9, nit 4usnabme BON 4, ale ber;eii
bon Der 5aggart.V srwaliung 3u IN.
freini0isen Geiertassn uno Yerluif bon
9aaelobn as3wunaensn Geuerpebrlsuts
bereit ertldrt, ben BON Der gsb0ree por-
aeidlaaenen Wersleid ein3uaeben unb
ii1 nit 3abluna Der riifltdnoigeu
9Obnuns-Obne 3inien-3ufrieoen 5u
geben. 6obalD aud bic Bier ibre
Sereituiaisteit ertldrt baben, wiro benz
Gtaotratb cine Oroinan5 fur cine oies.
be5i9lihe appropriation ~bor9eleat
iperoen.
Wrigbt beurIaubt
um feline Braut 3 me
ulbren.
Die Gidsrbsits .eBebOroe ertbsilts
benz polisei-Mrste Or. Gbas- e.. Wriatt,
Der am /. Wdr3 benz SunggsIsnsns
ffanoe nBalst" fa9en uuo cine liebens-
iuiiroioe junse 8attin beimfibren
ipiro, llrIaub fur 80 Sage FIR bic ss-
plante 6chseitsreiie etc.
g odtblsT rintwce a b!
Or. M. ). Spencer, Der itdot. Gjs-
funbbeits-B Beanie, bat seiferr absrmaIs
cine Wabnung an bic gArgsriAaft ers
laHen, alles 9rinfuaher = OF aus Der
WaNerleitung Ooer aus Drummer -
Dor benz @ebraude cb5utoden, un Die
Werbreituna anlfedenoer aranibeiten
5u perbiiten.
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Standing of Clubs:
Games To-Day:

pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
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WILL OPEN BRIDGE
WITH CEREMONIES

On June %, 1904, the clerksburg In,
dustrial Company, will formally open
their big steel bridge in East clarks.
burg Hundreds of people viii be there
from all over the state. You are cor.
daily invited to be present. The com,
pany win also sell some lots at public
auction. Two valuable OTIS given away
at 1000 a. m. Reduced rates on all
railroads.
CLARKSBURG INDUSTRIAL 90
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PERSONAL,


clader f. Bailey was business visitor
here Saturday from Salem.
James I. Highland was here Saturday
morning from West Milford.
Jesse F. Haggerty wa, business
visitor here Saturday from sardis.
Hugh Thompson, of Wolf Summit
spent Saturday in the city.
Albert R. shinn was here from Rey.
noldsville Saturday.
Senator Charles I. Caldwell was here
from Parkersburg Saturday in connec-
ton with the sale of the tin plate mills
I. NJ. Sullivan was here Saturday
from Mt. Clare on business.
Edmund Southern, of sardis district
was here Saturday on business.
G. A. Wagner, of Wheeling, is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
W. B. Innes, OF Wheeling, is in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs, c. f. Haworth, of Hunt
ngton, are guests at the Waldo
| 0. 0. Mitchell, OF Spencer, is in the
city looking after business matters.
c. P. Dorr returned to Webster
Springs Saturday morning after short
stay in the city.
| A. G. Griffin, Of Buckhannon, was in
the city Saturday looking after bust.
ness matters.
H. Sing, Of Weston, is in the city on
business visit.
| J. 0, Thomas. of Redwood, is in the
city looking after bushes.
Hon. Charles Burdette Hart and G. r
Z. Gilchrist, of Wheeling. were visitors
in the city Saturday on business CON
uccted with the sale of the jackson
Iron and Tin Plate mills.
W, B. Osborn has been business
visitor to Parkersburg.
Mrs. Robert L. Morrison viii come
here next week from Parkersburg I'd
visit Miss Neil Basel and attend the
.hAAANti 7IShhNAu hfuulh@.
Francis NJ Robinson, of Llmbcrport
was a business visitor here Saturday.
John Love, of Tyrconnell, was her,
Saturday doing some shopping.
Allison Bartlett,iof ITepzibah, was here
on business Saturday.
Judge John w. Mason returned to
Fairmont Saturday afternoon.
: G. D. Elliott, of Wilsonburg, spent
Saturday in the city.
J. W. Williams was here Saturday
from Marshville.
$. G. Monroe, of Lost Creek, spent
Saturday in the city on business.
J. T. Carter, Democratic candidate for
sheriff. was mere Saturday.
Francis NJ. Davis, Of Zypho, was here
on buiness Saturday. Mr.. Davis is
the Republican nominee for assessor III
the upper district.
Mr.. Beeghlcy, the telephone man, was
here from Weston Friday night.
Allen D. Fitzhugh, of Bridgeport, was
here Saturday on business.
5. w. Davis, of Pdrkersburg, is a
business visitor in the city.
Al. Warner was here Saturday from
Bristol.
Captain James H. Hurry was here
Saturday from Bridgeport attending tc
business matters. -
Constable U. c. Edgell accompanied
by Special Constable Andrew Lyon went
to Lynch Saturday afternoon to serve
some Legal papers.
Jason NJ. Hester was here Saturday
from Quiet Dell .on business matters.
John A. Davis, the wen known. pop.
ular and successful travelling salesman
for leading Philadelphia shoe house
is here from Pittsbrg looking after hi.
trade.
/, Some OF the Democratic office seekers
wanted to make farce ont of the Pro.
hibition convention from the way they
acted. More particularly they wanted
TO make it strictly Democratic.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:

Cleveland 8; Athletics /.
Boston q; St. Louis /.
Chicago s; New York 5.
Washington 4; Detroit /.
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BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:

Pittsburg s; Boston A.
New York 5; Chicago 0.
St. Louis 1; Brooklyn 3.
Philadelphia Cincinnati WET held)
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E0LEYSH0VEYArSTAI

- cis3-srcs,f r-h.. ss.sS, rc asi---.-
For sale by Stone & Mercer, G. D.
Sturm 4 Co, and r J. Cries.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
10 que dice eI abogado
del AyuntamientO
ACERCA De LA BiBLIOTECA
CARNEGIE

Aver por la tarde un representan-
te de LA DEAfOCRACIA tuvo una en-
trevista con Ell senior Falcon, abogado
del Ayuntamiento de San Juan, acer-
ca de Ia biblioteca Carnegie la de-
termination del Ayuntamiento que
rehuso el ofrecimiento de los 100, 900
dollars para dotar Puerto Rico de
un centric literario.
El senior Falcon accediendo gus
toso nuestros deseos, formula su
parecer en- Ell asunto. Despues de ex-
presada su opinion nos permitimos
manifestar que, a pesar de respetar
el parecer del abogado senior Falcon,
no estamos de acuerdo con sus ideas
acerca de la i'm plantanci6n de la BIZ
bioteca Carnegie; pero no obstante,
las celumnas de nuestro diario Sc pres
tan siempre la discussion de las cues
tiones que afectan al bien del pals.
He aqu1 la manifestation del senior
Falcon fue:
~Me parece que el acuerdo del Mu-
nicipio, es mas benefcioso para la
ciudad que el donativo de Mr. Carne-
gle, Es cierto que Sc regalan Glen mil
dollars para una biblioteca este di-
cho asf, parece qne no resiste discu-
sion, peros Sc da esa suma con la
condicion precisa de que ell munici-
pio consigne d perpetuidad por 10 me-
nos seis mil dollars anuales para ell
sostenimiento de aqnel centro. Ade-
mas, pagandose los empleados de la
Biblioteca con esa suma no sc permite
que ell municipio los nombre nj tenga
intervention con ellos. Els decir, que
Ell Ayuntamiento aceptando ell donati-
vo tai como Sc propone, constituiria
una hipoteca vitalicia sobre su pre-
supuestO sin otro beneficio practice
que una biblioteca maneiada por ele.
mentos extrafios la ciudad con po-
der bastante para poner en- aquel1a
casa todas las limitaciones que 1e
sugieran.
Mas henefcioso serfa para la ciu-
dad hacer la biblioteca con un empress
tito y de este modo, transcurrido un
n1mero de amos, serfa un edifieio pro-
pio que aumentarfa las propiedades
del Municipio y como consecuencia su
responsabilidad
No comprendo, por tanto reeha-
20 la teorfa de los donativos con con-
diciones onerosas y perjudiciales pa
"a los supuestos benefciados.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
Una Orden que no Sc cump|e

FL Ayuntamiento pas6 una 6rden
para que los sugetos sin casa nj ho-
gar, que duermen en- los muelles en-
los bancos de los paseos pdblicos fue-
sen recogidos por Ia policfa condu-
cidos al deposito municipal, donde po-
drfan pernoctar.
Semejante 6rden 81 Sc cumpls porla
policfa les en- algunos puntos desaten-
dida, principalmente en- los arrabales
de la ciudad, punto donde convergen
todos los pobres, huyendo del bullicio
y de las pesquisas de los guardias.
Anoche, detras de la Marina cerca
del juego de pelotas parecfa que algu-
nos desocupados habfan levantado
una tienda de campana, durmiendo al
aire libre y promoviendo un alboroto
con sus gritos y palabras deshonestas.
Estas expansiones tan alegres en-
transitos p1blicos deben corrsgirse,
puesto que San Juan es una ciudad
culta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
L|egada del nuevo Gobernador

En- la mahana de hoy lego bor-
do del Caracas ell nuevo Gobernador
de Puerto-Rico Mr. Beekman Winthrop
acompanado de su distinguida esposa.
Bajaron al muelle recibirle Mr.
Hunt, Mr. Hartzell, Secretario de Puer-
to-Rico y el Secretario particular del
GobernadOr.
Cuando la banda de la policfa
insular lego al muelle, va habfa des-
embarcado ell Gobernador y dirijfdose
a Ia Mansion Ejecutiva.
Mr. Winthrop sera. huesped de Mr.
Hunt hasta ell dia cuatro que tomara
possession de su cargo.
Saludamos respetuosamente Mr.
Winthrop y su sonora esposa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-30
AceIca del alcantari|ado de
San Juan

Ell ingeniero de Ia ciudad senior
Canals, esta va terninando Ell presu-
puesto para las obras que tienen que
realizarse en- las alcantarillas de esta
Ciudad.
Ell montante de los trabajos as
cendera probablementc 1000 dollars.
Espera de un momento otro que
ell Ayuntamiento apruebe supresupues-
TO para ordenar su eiecuci6n.
Las alcantarillas sufrir6n una
modification complete siendo sustituf-
dos los barrotes de hierro por tapas
que impediran los malos olores que So
perciben ahora.
Muy en- breve Ell ingeniero Sr. Ca
nails dara Ia publicidad el proyecto
de reformas.