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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
"Chains That Bind"

fge r be pig mesag for fsfooa
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The musical pro-
gramme will be fine, Mrs. Clifton M.
Miller, one of tho sweetest singers In the
whole south. as we'll as Hadden S. Wat
kins. WHO Is a universal fayorite among
the men. will sing. The State secretary,
Z Tho doors viii be opened at 8 O'clock,
admission being without card, and the
first thousand men coming Will get seats,
thousand mon coming will get seats.
boys at the Y. NJ. G. a. hall. Tissots
great paintings of the. Life Of Christ will
Be shown by stereopticon, and Mr.. 7 G.
Digs, who is a favorite among the boys,
viii viii tell the story Of each picture.
Or. y. l., Pell Will conduct the Inter
nat onal Sunday school lesson study this
afternoon In the association auditorium,
Both ladies and gentlemen are welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

UP BUSINESS
IL. a. RS Will Adjourn This
Afternoon and May Go to
jamestown.
+ -.----------. 49,
THE VIRGINIA DELEGATION
--..-----------
Old Dominion Was We'll Repre-
sented at the Continental
Congress.

(From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, .. C.. April 22.-The
Continental Congress, the annual convene
tion OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, Will adjourn Tomorrow af-
ternoon. Many OF the delegates perhaps
as many as two hundred will leave sun
day afternoon for Old Point, and at that
place will become tho guests Of Great
Bridge Chapter OF Daughters OF the Rev.
olution, the Norfolk chapter. and will
be taken In special steamer to James
town. In the afternoon they will return
to Old Point. and will be the guests Of
the chapter at BANQUET
II is probable that many OF the vlr-
ginia delegates, some OF whom confess
they have been to Jamestown. will go
there with the congress. and thence to
their homes. The Virginia ladies express
themselves as delighted with the nession
OF the congress Just closing, and with
the good time generally they have had
in washington. Tho following is the list
OF ladies' present from the Old Dominion:
Albcmarlo Chapter (Charlottesville)-
Mrs. Huntington, regent; Mrs. McCue.
alternate
Blue Ridge Chapter Gynchburg)- Mrs.
Owens, regent; Mrs. John .. Horsley.
alternate f&s 4
Danville Chapter--Miss Starr
Bedford City Chapter-Mrs. Reid.
Great Bridge Chapter (Norfolk)-Miss
Wales, regent; Mrs. ]. Y. Leigh alter
nate
Mrs. Brockette.
Massanutton Chapter UIarrlsonburg)-
Mrs. A. e. Henneberger, regent; Miss
Bradley. alternate.
Beverly Manor Chapter tstaunton)-
Mrs. Carrot Gooch.
Commonwealth Chapter '(Richmond)-
Mrs Harrison and Mrs. Chambers.
Frances Randolph Chapter (Peters-
burg)-Mrs. Holtzfield.
Betty Washington Lewis chapter
fredericksburg MRS. Goolrick.
Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth)-
Mrs. Nash. a
Hampton Chapter-Mrs. Sayre.
Mrs. Nellie Gusts Washington Howard
has been chosen regent of the Virginia
delegation, and Mrs, A. e. Henneberger
was elected ice-presidentvgeneral OF the
national organization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
The Moons Craters.

ii That they are over eli 10000 Ia number,
PROFESSOR Pickering think that the white
patches In some craters and the numer-
Gus bright radiatlng lines are due to
snow, and the less conspicuous lunar
canals. which gradually appear, increase
and fade away, IN the lunar day, ara
attributable by the same authority TO
vegetation. 4t
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r. s R'sss : ss. sss 6 !. !.

Trains Leave nu---No rth vsar dss 5S
AIS a, NJ, daily. Byrd ST Through. sl 3 ss8
s:l5 A. M daily. Main St. Through 81 .lR
7:15 a. M., week days, Elba- Ashland aa-
ccrllmodatlou. &. 8 y, n Z - v s
Local stops. 5.3R51 . IL "a 4, m lz,3E8
Local stops. u, I, II -, E. a, 3Bii ssSEl
400 Y. NJ. week days. Byrd st. tredericks>
burg accommodate 10 A. y 8aF . X 81 3
$50 p. Nj week days, Hlba Ashland 40 \ - rs
s;o5 p NJ, daily. Byrd St. Throush;
Arrive Rlchmon d--SouthWa arc ssSs
$40 "A. Nj week days h'lpa a sh l'ln u g.
o s;ao A. n, week days. Byrd 81 T,rsdszlcks-
a:8S IA. M, daily. Byrd st. "a Through Xxi
il.5o A. M week days, Byrd II ThronsA.
s:ss 4. daily. Main 81: Thr r =, M,
~: :as H. daiy sy yra St St ThrSss Local
stops. =. ,,,,,5 x, fss33ss4
Iii trains except local accommoda atoms.
Time Of arrivals and departures nd sconnec.$, \
". D,'DUKE d q. W. GULF w. P..TAYLoR,S
Genl Mani. ASS t. g enl Man r.. Trnf. MAJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Society Elects Officers.

A called meeting Of the SmithdeaI COR
lego Musical and Literary Society was
held yesterday afternoon Tor the pur-
pose Of electing officers.
The Following were elected: Mr., z. G.
Stokes, president; Mr.. j, u. Wilson, vice.
president; Miss Ellen 5ubank recording
Secretary; Professor ]. !. carp. CORE
spending secretary; Mr.. G, 4, SAWYER
sergeant-at-arms and Professor II. 9.
.Inghagn, critic, The society then ad-
journed to meet two weeks hence.
B Rear Admiral Harrie Webster Will give
his Illustrated lecture on Japan next Fri
day evening at 8 O'clock IN the smith
deal Hall. Admission Will he free, and
all friends Of the society are cordially
invited to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
RAIL way.

SLtlED0A1A ~, l4r 1ICI ~ ~ Is, 1904 81
TRAINS 3Lt1AV II HiCS9IiS IN y. h, st,3
100 A. M.--Daliy v. Local for Charlotte, NJ o.
D:2o p. M--Duily. Limited. Buffet Pullman "a
Atlanta tInu .Birmlngnafn. Now Orleans. M
:, Momphin. Chattanooga and all ths South.
$500 +. Milk Sunday. 9hAeysyillog Locai. { &
1n:0U T. M-Dally. 8Limtod. Pullman ready o:as
= +. NJ. for all the South. - a2&3ia
YORK RIVER LIME. AZ n x ss|5
The fayorte r.un y % sisai ttn,ors nnd Eastern
except Sunday. ~ sAg # ss "a a. "A gi sl%
6 ais r. M.--Local. Daily, except Sunday.
A.2OP. M.--fxcept Sunday For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landinga. Steamers sailing ). from West
Yorktown and Clay Bank; tuesday. Thursday
.4.45 a. M.-Except Sunday. Local mixed ttoS
West Point. . . WI u
1856 A. Nj. and GAP r. M.-From NIL the South.
l:a5 r. M.-Irrom Charlotte and Durham.
I:25 q. M.-Baltknors and West Point.
"a C. H. ACkEHT. 8, H. IIAfsDWl GK,.
.. NJ y: 1wEsrBuRy. 5. = q ~. 353
lSi "A N .S4}. Richmond, VI II
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JAMES z. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.

ton to tomatoes, cherries and berries
The chance for peaches now is thought
= The he oyster season is over, after the
poorest output for many years. some SONS,
week of the year. Fishermen were
greatly DELAYED in getting, their traps
out, hut have recently had very large
MANY shad or other fish. With such g
gllt of packed herring In the, country
the demand from fish packers has peen
small, and herring have sold at low as
$lAper 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Engagement.

Especial to The Tlmes-4lspatch)
! ORANGE. VA. April a2-The engage
mcnt is announced OF Miss Lindsay Walk
or, OF Charlo ttesville, TO Mr.; James HAY.
in Charlottesville. The bride to be Is the
daughter OF the late Francis 7. Walker.
Mr.. Hay is a son of Congressman James
Hay, Of Madison county, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
a WoMAh's GRATITUDE,


MOUNTAIN woman WTIES6 III TTa'SV "
NeWbro's HerpIcIde.
"For several years have been troubled
With dandruff, causing me much annoy
anee, and my hair became very thin, !
have used Newbro's Ii.srpicide for q
month and the dandruff has entirely dis
appeared and my hair is becoming much
heavier than formerly New hair II
growing where there was none and am
very thankful to you for the bsenent ]
have received from Newbro's Herpicide,
Very truly yours,
MRS. q, b. FOSTER,
No. OS5 Utah Ave, Butte. Mont.
4 Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c.l IN
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
pstrolt. Mich, Owens and Minor Prug
CO.. Special Agents. g..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
High-Priced Chairs.

I (SpecIal to The Times, DIspa tch,J
seats ats are now up to s67, 900. this sum hav-
lng been paid to-day for the member
ship of j, G. Kilbreth. who was s VS.
circumstances being that he had failed
to make good an account with broker-
age house with which he, was not con,
speculatlng In steel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Great Moving Pictures,

To-day at $3.50 there will be. an in
pictures at the Central y. NJ. a, G. Hall.
The matinee will be especially for the
young. folks, and while the pictures will
great pictures to be shown TO the night
audience will be given,
Al $3.50 o'clock q members entertain
he tie prog 81 Including some OF the the
afternoon pictures. The n'Ipn Where no
Man Rests and by request the Great
Train Robbery, VIII Pc repeated Tickets
Inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Earthquake Proof.

In speaking Of the plobable effect on
New York city's skyscrappers, had tho
recent earthquake in New England ex-
tended q little farther south, professor e
% oaA geology at Columbus, said; Steel
Structures are much better calculated 70
Withstand an earthaunrke shock than
~ wood. The steel franc of a bailding
Would behave mucl, like wicker basket,
~ would bend and yibrate II the shock
We're strong enough, but the chances a1s
against Its falling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Westmoreland County
1 Ia The TImes-Dlspatch)

uAGtJE, VA, April a2.-Proyender is
very scarce and high, and grass u.s., Is yGe nT
tn1c hnly he is to keep his stock alive or
. " any mp| rate, fiji for service, SO many
~ naa. narf other crops In order to raise
.omsatoes for the nero dsa san ~ hey
last yeaEE ' from Baltimore and Washing
~ ton ~ INearly all the Gamers have de-
c eide: to run again this year-all to q {,
, nnsHipiy peas and other things, IN sddi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Richrnonders in New York.

fspecal to The Times. D!spatch.)
NEW YORK. April 22.-Waldorf. T, @
Warwick, IRA Il. T, Carringt9n, ,o w, Il
parrishi Elfth bAXenpe, r mrs 1Robinso op
Manhattan, w. o. Mlchaels; York, ~
Moses. Hoffman, II. N. Grlggs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Provision for Navy-Yard Cut Out

WARRINGTON. d. c., April 22.-
Tho conferees on the naval appropria-
tion bill to-day eliminated the Senate
nrovIsion for the Charleston nayy-yard
from the bill with the exception OF $780,
O,O for store-house.
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Mr.. Bacon on Tariff
nv Associated

Il WASHINGTON. D. G., April "a
In the Senate to-day, MIR. Bacon lGeor-
eia) gave notice that ne would a.. ADDRESS
the senate Monday on the tariff ques-
tion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
N kk7A!MN6idk&WeSlt |

Si LEAVE RIcHaioN Dali. u.
y 800 A. n M --NtoRFOLk LIMITED. Arrlvea
Norfolk ii 10 a.. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
Waverly and SUFFOLK. - :, !, e,t =, ~.
pa rlor Car, Peters burg to Lynchhurg and Roam
oke Pullman slespsrs Roan9ke e m nos
Vile, and Knoxville to Chattanooga and Mem
pitts. ~, ~ :, nee, 81, IA ~,
vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke !, 4, .it.3s
500 r MocEAN SHo RE-. LiMdTEDii 81 Ar Ar
hurg 'Waverly and suffolk. Connecta With
STEAMERS to Boston,, Providence, New YORK,
Baiti,nore and washington M ID u, Il. . iii
7:25 p M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
OF s. Iei 3 MnNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke; Petersburg TO Pulaski, I.ynchpurg 20
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Saie
Dining Car, ,,,..,.,s N, s.os
p NJ and $50 P. NJ from NorIoih-ii'W .. !
NJ. and 7:2o E. NJ
w. b. BEVILL, II tSsLSi Il. s 39s
Gen'l. Pass Agt. Olst- fasa,t fSN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
RECEIVERS SALE.
Assets Of Anders on-Le cky
Printing Company.

By Virtue Of a decroe entered by the
on the sist DAY OF April, 1904. in the cause
therein pending under the style OF VIM;
Z r. Lecky vs. Julian G. Anderson, shall
on the premises. Nos. 1898 and 1885 East
FRANKLIN Street. Richmond, Va. at II
o'clock nAao A: rs, APRIL IS 1901
the entire assets OF the nderson- Lecky
Printing Co., including the good will Of
tie business. which assets consist {, 81 81 q
Poney press, 3 Gordon Presses. Type,
Press-room Furniture. and the account
receivable due the said company.
The sale Will he subject to the cont1rna-
tlon of the court.
An Inventory OF the said assets can bn
seen with the papers of said cause In the
clerks office Of said court. or at Receivers
office. EDWIN NJ. FILCHER,
AMI coat Receiver,
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ATLANTIC c OAsT LINE. B

A'.1 80 STREET STATION. sSs
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APR!l XXI F1,o,r, J.
o:o5 A. MA. c.. l.. Express 10 az p o1ht's
900 a.. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk; - d.
1910 p, N-rstersbnrg and NJ and w. W es.s'
400 p M.-Petcrsburgg ana Nor1oth. sSiisa
.a:10 p. -Goldsbpro Local.. saSfff
$50 r, M-PetersburgeL ocni; ,,,d,,n ~.
- itedl to all points SoutE; ~, ~.
$40 p M.-Peteraburg and NJ and w West.lf
II :aO p. M,-Petersburg Local WI
1ii'' s' TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND \. \, 81
4;o7 Nj 1882 4, % M i; ,Ssa s o.; 3 MSso
A. 1l;eo Z a. Il, NJ Icy .sS 5 a. -Vs q
:; .sIcept Sunday. s.Sunday only !
O. s.. CAMPBELL, DIV. fass. Az. %
w. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass, ACT. ,ssg s g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
AIR LINE RAIL WAY,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-pAILY:
400 r. M--Seahoard Muii--lD:35 e. A!.--Seaf
hcnrd Exnyess-Io Savannah. JacksonS ~. Ats
iA M, GnaANM--Localr-E'or Norna. and Hamlet,
' ,rp AIMS ARRIVE OSD--pAlLY,S
s;s5 &, M.--No. 81 From Florida, Atlanta and
the southwest. =, i, II. 10. IA, I. q I, ~,
4:55 r, M.-So. 4b--trom p4op!HH' So
thss P Norlina and local points
t e. . 4 ". ii. TAYLOR, g. T. a.
y SAD East Main Street Phone 400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Steamship Line Direct Route 10
Boston, M ass, & Providence, Il, l.
steamers leaye Nortolk for Hsston Tuss sL
Wsdneaday Friday and su ps satu nsE a.
n ds passensess and freight taken for AZ
Nv England points Itoktss on sale y Y, 4,
East a nan Il. sI WaKIanE Assn.. Norfolk Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Two Vacant Lots on fairfield
Street, Near Buchanan St.
.5 "a VERY "a
Valuable Lot On West Broad Il 4 1
Street,
EAST OF BOWIE STREET.
AND A SMALL LOT ON HANCOCK,
$500 NEAR BOYD STREET.

3 NEAR BOYD SIHEE4. 81
BY virtue of decree of the ,Chancery
Court of the city OF Rlchmond. enterea
Of i1The State Bank OF Virginia against
fhe und ersig ned Special Commissioner Will
sell at public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1901.
commencing at 4:3Q o'clock =. N; ty'o
vacant lots on Fairfield Street. one begin
Ming 90 feet east OF Buchanan Street.
thence fronting 80 feet on south side OF
Fairfield Street and extending back to an
alley 10 feet wide, and bounded on west
line by 1O-foot alley. The8 other l0l,
fronting 40 feet on the south line or f'air.
field Street, with a depth between parallel
lines to 1O-foot alley, and bounded on
west by part Of the lot next ABOVE a e-
II $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ, that valuable
lot on north side OF Broad Street, between
Bowe and Kinney Streets, fronting on Sald
north line Of Broad Street 20 feet with a
depth Of 40 feet to an alley. and lmme-
5diately after, say at O'Clock r. NJ, a
small vacant lot on Hancock Street near
Rovd Street, fronting 1919 feet on said
Hancock Street and running back It's feet
to an alley.
= fs-i' 49, JAMES e. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given. e.,rrr
Teste: CftAo.sO otAS AL G1
apl 23-tds Clelh ~
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we Will sell at public auction. on the
= = = ' TUESDAY APRIL 20, 1904.
at $50 o. clock r. NJ. the above property:
The house Is exceptionally well built
and contains about nine large rooms, re,
every convenience to make It attractive
and comfortable.
The lot fronts 100 feet on Miller Avenue
and has a good depth. 4,
h The owner Ia determined to sell this
property even If 1t be at q sacrifice. so q
great bargain may be expected.
liberal.
\ II. & II. J.. DENOON,
4 NJ 90 ds III ms IN Auctioneers.
BY John T.. Goddin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets
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valentine Auction Co.. Auctioneers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-19
lPOR DI0S......!

iOh, la discipline. ....!
Esta palabra en- boca de SThe Sum
resulta una especie de idem en- manos de
un domino.
7 la esgrime sin piedad.
Ultimamente lie ha querldo sacar ell
cuero al pobra Gordils, cosa q1e no ha
resultsdo. porque Gordils manifesto te-
nerlo IN POGO duro.
A los doctores Quevedo y Herman
dez les sigue faielando sin piedad ya,
seg6n ellos msmos con6esan, les duelen
las carnes, aunque bajo los zurriagaZos
sc rlan Y bromeen, como San Lorenzo
encima de las perrillas.
va Barbosa le duelen las manos
de tanto fustigar y ha ordensdo los del
eSun> que paren.
Que paren 10 chOrr0.
Sc teme que en- Ell asunto de la Co
mission, no Sc detengs ell SSun nj. en- ell
trig6simo srtfcu!o de la dos mil serie.
7 hay que yer que va por ell cuGrto
de la segunCa.
Para Gordils ha encargado otro em-
butido de tres mil artfculos en- cuatro
mil series.
Una bicoca
Vendran de Nueva York en- un tras-
porte.
The SUM ys no sabe que hscerse,
como los federales maldito 81 nos ocu
pamos de su santo sefla, & falta de otra
cosa, toma por tela & sus propios ami
Cos.
Pero va sus amigos estan hacienda
10 mismo que los federales, mirandolo
por encima del hombro.
Y cuando los suyos 10 abandonen,
como Jes1s sus discfpulos, 1qu6 hara
eThe Sun?s
No 10 sabemos; pero seguros esta-
mos de cue no subira al Calvario.
Lo mas probable es que baje al In
| fierno.
Al inferno de sus pecados, de los
muchos pecsdos polfticos no politicos
| Que ha cometido.
So quere levantar sobre So ignoran-
cia sobre Ia ignorancia no SO levanta
nadie
ST pretende tener derecho Ia estims
a1n de sus propios correligionsrios. que
predique Ia verdad Ia iustica.
Pero con 1atos como esas, dividid&s
en- s6r5;ss. solo conseguira aburrir sus
escasos lectores que mas pacientes no
pueden ser.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-19
Per Dios, celega, detengase!
va es demasiado.


Va va usted por su cuartO artfculo
0Tticulnd0 de la seg1tnda se1ie Y hssta
ahora, como usted.no Sc explique, pues,
nos quedaremos en- ayunas.
La Comisi6n de Ia Policfs Y en- par
ticular los selores Quevedo Baez Her
nandez debeD mostraseles agradecidos.f
Nunca estos csballeros hubieror de
Greer que sobre sus connotad2s personas
haorfan de escribirse tantas y tant&s. 49,.
vsciedades.
Pero, aunque tales senores lie queden
altamente agradecidos, no asf le quedaran
los pacientes lectores, quese rompen in1-
tllmente los sesos para sverlguar 10 que
usted ha dicho Y 10 que pretende decir.
Y es triste tarea Ia del <Sun>: por
IN lado, lena mas lena contra Ia Conf
sion de Policfs, y por otro alabanzas sin
cuenta al Honorable Gobernador, ell cual,
en- So IItimo Mensaje, 81 msl no record&-
mos, dijo que Ia Comisi5n hab1a gum pli-
do con su deber, as1 como ell ,jefe Ha-
mill, etc, etc.
Pero zen que quedsmos2
ST:ene no tiene raz6n Mr. Huntl
Porque ST no Ia tiene, usted no de-
biera a1T0ncar por ditirambos zahu
merios como 81 arrancas3 por peteneras,
v 81 la tieDe, huelesn sus ataques la
Comision Y sobro TODD Quevedo Baez
Y Hernandez.
Para nosotros, 10 que ocurre es bien
sencillo.
Como eThe SUM Cncarga sus artf-
cuIos como quien encsrga lOnganizas
cuslquier ventorrn, puede ser que esa
s6rie de artfculos de que hablAmos, fac
sen pedidos con anterioridad que ell
que los compusO (comp mponer esq no este
dspuesto perder 81 trabajo.
De ahf que tendremos series mas
series para muchos dias y que los nom
bres de Quevedo Baez y Hernandez,
trafdos llevadoc en- las referidas series,
pssaran la eternfdad. digo la poste-
ridad-
va muchss veces hemos hecho notar
este doble caracter que presenta ell 6c-
gano barbosino, que tira afoja segdn
las circuustancias que Sc empefis en-
fungir de Pontifce maximo, lanzsndo su
excomunion sobre todo ell de su grey
que no comulgue con sus intransigen-
cias.
La disci pima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-19

de zarzuels sUni6n Art5stica,. Ell senor
Burset dedicara 81 benefcio Is Colonia
Espsnola. La obra escogida para este
beneficio es Gel Rey que Rabi6..
Buen resultado deseamos & este ami
60 en- ese d1a.
La genial srtista puertorriqu
capital, en- la entrante semsna. Esta ar
tista querla darlo ell domingo, pero ese
d1a estara Ell teatro ocupado.
<THE HELVETIAe-27 calle de
la Cruz. Gran casa de- huespedes
<Tabia d'hotele. Aposentos para -fami'
las persouas solas. Couidas q Gin.
cuenta centavos cuoierto. Banos Ta'
l6fono, lo2. Ap&rtado corrso. 295. Fro
pietario, Pedro schira. Nota: Este ho.
tel esta a cargo de una ssnorita ca.
guena.
-En la maf1ana de hoy entr6 al
Santo Domingo.
-Nuestro querido amigo correli-
gionario don Felix M2tos Bernier ha
regresado de su viaje Santo Domingo.
Results ser iDcierta la no1icia de
que ell general dominicano Mon Caceres
hsb1a mnerto en- un combste.
Santo Domingo no saben 81 son ciort&s
las noticias del triunfo de los revolucio-
narios de aquei pals.
OFICINA de asuntOs administrati'
vos y judiaciales de Jose G.. del Vale.
(xAllen> II, mirador) Gesti6n On los
departamentos del Gobierno insular,
Ayuntamientos en- todos los Tribunaes
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
Acuna TexidOr. Buen traductor Y
mAquina do escribir
-Pronto quedara aquf constitufda
la sIzquierda Repub blicana,s capitaneada
por los j6venes mas distinguidos de Ia
colectividad. va hay muchas firmas re-
cogidas con tai objeto
Las obras que pondra en- escena
ell sabado pr6ximo Ia compa1fa de zar-
zoela Hermida ca, son Ella Hija del
Barbas SLas Campanadas.3
-Anoche hubo muy poca concu-
rrencia en- la ratreta, causa de Ia mu-
cha gente que habfa en- ell teatro.
HOTEL MARINA Recuerdese que
donde mejor SO duerme en- San Juan,
es en- ell Hotel Marina. Allen No 70
Ell joven don Angel Varas Igara-
videz, ha sufrido una diffcil operaci6n
quir1rgica con resultados satisfactorios.
Los medicos operadores fueron Velez
Lopez, Carbonell, Mufioz Fernandez
Mater.
Ell captain de infanterfa del ejer-
cito espanol don Jose Quixano, ha sus-
pendido So yiaje Espana por ahora q
causa de encontrarse muy enferma su
cufIada dofIa Beatriz Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-19
COMERCIAI

FL senior don Juan Cabrer, del CO.
mercio de Ponce, nos manifesto en-
atenta circular. que la casa que por
espacio de larg0s amos ha venidO giran
do, en- aquella plaza, bajo ST solo nom
bre ces0 desde ell dia en- sus OperaciO'
mes quedando constituida bajo la raz6n
social de SSatcesOres de Juan Cab1'e3'>
(Sociedad Comandita) de la cual son SO.
clos gestores sus antiques empleados,
don Diodoro Ribas Aromi. don Ricar'
do Otero Martinez don Andres Peri
cas- y Rodriguez Y don Tomas Garcia Y
ComanditariO ell senor Cabrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-19

Don Pascacio Fajardo ha concu-
rrido hoy q la session de la Camara. In
terrogado por un periodista sobre su fu-
tura actitud en- Ia Legislators, dijo que
a1n no estaba orientad0 5Caando 10
estara?
Una carta muy expreslva con fra
ses muy laudatorias ratifcando su con-
venio de exclusivismo para la venta de
sus productos en- Puerto Rico, han reci
bido nuestros amigos los senores M. r.
Calder6n & GO de la fabrica de Pabst de
Milwaukee, Nadie mas que ellos po-
dram, pues, importsr la legftima cerveza
de sPabsto por los puertos de San Juan,
Arecibo, Fajardo, Humacao, Naguabo,
Yabucoa, Arroyo, Vieques y Culebra.
Toda cerveza con la marca de
<Pabsts que no sea de ese origen, debe
considerarse sospechosa y Sc expone a
una perjudicial CONSEQUENCES el que la
compre. d.
-<La Correspondence de aver
publica ell fotograbado del fot6grafo don
Damase Alfonso Y hace algunos elogios
de este artista. Los creemos muy me-
recidos, pues Alfonso es persons que vale
mucho en- su profession.
Ell jueves pr6ximo tendra lugar
81 benehcio de don Joaquin Burset, al
director y conceptador de la companla