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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
NAME NEW PROPRIETOR.

Oliver s. White Chosen to Succeed the
 Late Henry D. White
 . The proprietors committees which. has had charge of the New Haven green for scores of years, have chosen a member to succeed the late Henry D. White, who had been a member of the committee for twenty-five years s MT. White succeeded his father, Henry White, upon the latter's death.
 The new member chosen is Oliver S. White, brother of his predecessor. This makes the present Proprietor's s committee constituted with the follow ing members: Henry T. Blake, nlodera- tor; Oliver S. White, Leonard M. Dag gett. Henry F. English and Winston J. l. .Trowbridge. There are five members in all and l they have exclusive control of the land which makes up the historic green.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
FUNERAL OF FREDERICK M. LLOYD.

At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the home of his father, Samuel Lloyd of 26 Dwight street, there was held the the late Frederick Merwin Lloyd. The services were attended by a. large num- Der of the friends and acquaintances of tha deceased.
 The Rev. pr. Mclean of Plymouth church officiated at the services at the home and at Evergreen cemetery, where the interment took place. The bearers were Herbert c. Fuller, Chas. E. Curtiss, John T. Manson, John W. Hemingway, Theodore R. Blakeslee and Milton H. Bradley. <
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
SECOND POLO GAME TO-DAY,

Reds VIII Try to Make it Warm for
 Blues.
 The second game of the pony polo series will be played this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock at the Errn City park. Tn all probability this game will be more closely contested than the first game. In practice games the Reds have sue ceeded in making the Blues hustle and the scores have been much closer. In dividual material on both sides is ex- cellent, but an individuality of play on the part of the Reds was responsible for lost points.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
BISHOP LINES PRESIDED,

Episcopal Convention in Orange, N. J.
 Orange, N. J., May ,16.The annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Newark opened here this morning in Grace church. Bishop Ed win s. Lines presided, and about 200 delegates were present. In his annual address, Bishop Lines proposed me- morial to the late Bishop Starkey. He suggested that this might take the form of a bed in St. Barnabas hospital, Newark. Bishop Lines said that he re- gretted that the missionary offerings last year had not been larger.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
DEDICATIoNC CEREMONY SUNDAY
Bishop GoodselI and Dr. Chapman to Preach at First Methodist Church.

An event of great interest not only to the members of the church itself, but to the Methodists Of New Haven in gen. eraL will be the dedication. of the new ly-remodeIed auditorium of the First Methodist church, which will occur next Sunday. As the preacher for the morn ing service on that day Bishop Daniel Goodsell, IL. D., bishop of New Eng land, who now resides in Boston, but who was formerly a pastor of the church, will officiate. In the evening the preacher will be Rev. Melville B. Chapman. D. D.. professor in the Bos- ton Theological seminary, who is also an ex-pastor and has served at the First Methodist twice.
 The announcement of the coming of these two former pastors will enlist the interest of all Methodists, who will be delighted with the opportunity of hear ing; these men preach here again.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
GOING TO CHICAGO.
Leader of Holy Jumpers and Follow-
 CTS Have Departed.

Mir. Webber. leader of the band call- ing themselves the Holy Jumpers, and a number of his followers. have de- parted for Chicago They intend stop ping in all the large cities, where they will pray and preach. and in this way from the collections gathered pay their way to Chicago, where they will join a company who have established them selves and who have many In their church in that city. Monday morning as they walked up Elm street, West Haven preparatory to taking the car at Wards corner. they were. singing their songs and were exceedingly happy in their peculiar faith.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE TO-DAY.

HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE TO-DAY.
 The New Haven High School Debat- ing association will hold joint debate with the Mather Debating association of 8oardman this afternoon at three o'clocktin the science lecture hall. The debate will be open to the public The question is: Resolved, That immigra- ton is detrimental to the United States"
 The speakers for the affirmative from the New Haven High School Debating associations are Kugel, Campner and Wynne; for the negative, Stewart, AL ling and Goodwin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
TWO MORE. ARRESTS.

Detective Dunlap arrested two more
 persons last evening on a charge of their having been among those who some time ago stole the wood from the Union street house belonging to Harris Merlis, of 20 Palmer street. These make about sixteen arrests which have been made so far. The two arrested last night are Antonio Solimino, thirty eight years old, of 37 Fair street, and Alphonso Fiorintino fifteen years old, of 26 Fair street. 4s5-.,.,s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
STRICKEN BLIND,

Captain Wilson, the head of the Sal- vag6 Industrial home of the Salvation Arniy in Union street, was stricken blind last week. He was unable to see for a couple of days, but has partly re- covered. On account of the ailment he has just been transferred to Provi- dence, where his duties will be less on- erous.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
YALE TEAM PLAYS WILLIAMS To-

The university baseball team left New Haven on the 4:O4 train yester- day afternoon for wiIIiamstown, Mass, where the team will play Williams col Iege to-day. The following men took the trip: O'Brien. Kinney, Camp. Cap tain Bowman, Church. Erwin, chapin, Barnes. Cote. Huiskamp, Smith, Jack son, Bell, Pratt, Emerick.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
LAND AT COSBY BEACH

Bought Yesterday by Fair Haven Man.
 Hubert J. Birney of SO9 Blatchley avenue purchased yesterday of A. E. Millburn of Boston, Mass, land on Coe avenue, Cosey Beach. with 12O. feet front and 266 feet deep.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
CHARLES V. ELLIS.

There was a large attendance yester- day afternoon at the funeral of Charles ". Ellis of West Haven. The Rev. MT. Gammack officiated at the services.
 Many floral tributes were received from friends of the deceased.
 Stahl & Son had charge of the funeral arrangements.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
DEATH oF MRS. EAroN.

Mrs. M. F. Eaton died at Grace hos pital Monday. aged forty-three. She was the wife of Charles E. Eaton. She leaves husband and one daughter and one brother, Charles Page, of Meriden. She lived at 49 South Water street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
WIVES AND MOTHERS

realize the value of Paxtine Toilet An- tiseDtic. as it never fails to cure leu corrhoea and all inflammation and ul- ceration of the female organism when used as a douche. Paxtine cures are quick because it. is applied direct to
 the diseased part. Physicians prescribe
 Paxtine and all druggists sell it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
wANT FULL LIQUOR LICENSES.

K WAN. FULL tDItqUUH H8#LIOfIIN SoflSo.
 County Commissioner Thompson said yesterday: There has been a gratify- ing increase in the number of applica- tions that have been made for full liquor licenses this year. This means that the applicants instead of taking out license to sell beer, take out one also to sell beer and Whiskey.
 MT. Thompson said that 1t was a good thing that this is so for it is an assurance that those who take out the blanket license will not be tempted to violate. the law. He says if man had simply license to sell beer he might be tempted to sell something else on the sly I @
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17

Benefit for Grace sHospital

Benefit for Grace Hospital.
 This evening. May IT, at & o'clock, the Rev. Father Vallely of St. Mary's R. c. church, will deliver an illustrat- ed lecture on Ireland at Warner hall The proceeds will be used for the ben eft of Grace hospital. Tickets, 35 cents ac oh Gss
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
JOHN B. PAGE

The funeral of John B. Page, who died Sunday in Branford was held yesterday afternoon in that place, the Rev. F. St. John Fitch officiating. Interment was in Center cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17

Waterbury: Frank Gleason, New Ha- ven; Albert H. Jente, 97 Bristol street; Harry c. Camp, Waterbury; Thomas Minor. Yale law school, city; Edwin D.
 Kieth, Yale law school, city; J. French Miller. New Haven: Thomas NardelIo, 11O Wall street: Alvana Waldo Hyde,
 Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
Part I.
Part II. i(a-When de Con Pone's Hob.

.........3....... ..3........ Dunbar Coquette Conquered ..... Dunbar The Soul of the Violin. ......... Merrill The Hazing of Valient. Williams
 Miss Thrasher is a pupil of Professor Wetzel, of Yale, and is exceedingly clever in her manner of reading. Those who attend will be greatly entertained, and as the cause is a worthy one no dcubt the chapel will De taxed to it's full capacity
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
KIRKp LA. sHN ,rin DnA,,l

Bellport, L. l., May 16.-7Kirke Ia shelle, aged forty-three, well known as theatrical manager, died at his residence here to-day from diabetes. He had been seriously i'll only about one week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
READING THIS EVENING

By Miss Ruth Thrasher in Allingtown
 Chapel Miss Ruth Thrasher will give read ing this evening in the Allingtown chapel. The following will be the pro- gramme: Part I. Tom and Roxy. Mark Twain K. (a)-Jap Miller r....s...........R Riley (b)-Jim Miller ................ Riley 1ngomar ................... Hahn (a)-Act 1, Scene 1.
 (b)-Act 2, Scene I. Hawaiian Songs Selected .........
 MT. Kaulukan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17

Next Monday evening a number of Yale men will be present at smoker to be given by the Yale Alumni asso- citation of Bristol in the Gridley house in that town. IVY. N1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
BAR TO EXAMINE.

Candidates for Attorneysbips.
 On June 8 the New Haven Bar asso- citation will hold an examination of can- didates for attorneys. Those who have applied are as follows. Fred e. Bauby,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17

TO STAY AT SHORT BEACH.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Palmer and Miss J. L. Barnes of Cheshire are to spend the next few days at Short Beach.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17

for yourself by a ten days trial whether or not 1t is really true that
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
EDlCTO

Corts de Distrito do eusyama. Esta-
dos Unidos de America. II Presi-
dents de los E,tados Unidos. s. 8.
Demetrio Morales Bsrsud, dem msndan.
te, VS.. Julia Ve'ssquez Martinez,
demandada.
DIvORCIO. O.-EMPLAzAMIKNTO
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico & Julia
velAzquez Martinez 6 Sea Ia Deman.
dada.
Por el presente se notinca & ustsd
que So ha presentado On 10 o6cina del
Secretario de esta Corte, la demanda
del actor antss citado, on Ii que soil.
cita de Ia Corte una sentencis On ~
favor, declarando roto y disuelto el
vinculo matrimonial, con los demss
pronunciamientos del caso, s imposi.
ci6n do eostas. Y 80 notiHea ( ustsd
, quo de no compartcsr & oontestsr ssta
demsnda dentro de los cuarsnta diss,
dsapuSs do la primers publicsci6n d.
este edieto, sl Dsmandsnte podr& seli.
citar de la Corte una sentsncia do CON.
formidad con ID Sdplica.
Y para su publication en- sl peri6.
dico La DEMocRAcIA, do San Juan,
por UNA vez eada semana durante 4(
dfas, y de orden del Hon. Charles z
Foote Juez do esta Corts, libro IL pre-
sente en- Gusyama que frmo y sslle
ICON el de la Corts, sl dis IL do No
I. viembre de 1905. Fechs de 10 primer,
publication Is do Noviembrs do 1905
| Es abogado del Dsmandsnte do,
lC. Domingues Rubio.
FRANCISCO MORALES.
Secretario do la Corte1de Dlstrito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

Lenoa Que oeMnidad Mis- pabras no son mosaas VenQs
usted, amigo nle.-Lo csAduce 10 chmeHsa
ussd aqui, A salorets frsnts mi Sc hsarl ustsd On
e'ta AsAania glacial kspsrs ustsd avvAremss sl fusso
-ooee e fusls-Ahoa tshs.os eAimsnsas as.; ne %
muy praetics. haba tan bisa uns al fusQe In
las odss 40 asssMrln ustsas chlMsasas lHs % vsrasd
CAparte-lQs9 feiz ssy.-Ats-Estsy may ssntsnta
Rsbsrts Yale Ia eide ustsd. Csnqus fasra sumplido
hEblens cen teaa fraBqaeEa
Rsssrto For UsE Lenors, as me hlga sstsd daEo.
Lsnsra Dios nae librel
Roberts Me hark ustsi sgus s olo evossnas ants
nis elosis omsa dc 10 aeks ssaprs entsrrada Va
Lsncra. An mo 90 ussea "a e miinsi
Roberto III misme Dies psr testiro Pers lds
Qss NOS slrvsf Hay muchos abisao, entire Bssstros.
Lenera. Abitda.-iCSns..
Roberto CsmprGnaame ussd bsn Lsnors poraua Va no ma
arsvo abrrs mi cess6n iRssssrda sssd 10 sus nur.
nurs On mi ode en- e mensnto de partiri
Lsaora. Disa. Olga.
Roberto. sSins dsspre nsls, ne dijo
Lenora Fu1 sEi Nss AabiAn proAibids tutslrnos
Roberto Sos pa.btM sue AZ % alvi daH nunsa.
Rebeits Ne 50 burle usted do mf
Lenori IeHe usted raz6H amigo nfs No sH ksn paYsaa
ria soqustsra rsalidad nmeam dsha ds vel.
vefsa vtr' Fsro muy aure Ia side utsd sunnige Al
decrne qae han nuerts Lsmpre nsMtss dorades
SUITES de niGo.
Roberto Ar ausrs susrs b Al srrsnqus do xsasro.i
dad Sd padre de ustsa sae6 de basx de nj eonds6n
10 que seno 10 aue pisnso tod, 10 dsho e Psrs
mlsmo tempe. tsnge que renunssYk nj propa velunt,d
SsJ vamlo Do ea casa. Ne tssgo dsresAo sgune aeer
sTne Aia de nj ssnsr fsudal bao nilS6a esassye.
LeHorI Su miamo srgale ls dssnieats.
Rebrto Tel mi eKsIe qus s,sIsys alta .lo
Lsasrs ssrs usssd De kssn psr m N ,,srfsoI
ksssts Ne ne aoTmsnts usd Isl no fusa mas sus sssI
Sole sauh lentado trents ued, ensusntre ars sue a.
asenel hogsr Rero ssrfa missrabls seeista Al me
delal srraitrr peI este daes ssutinisns AlK dsrks
@s nDse DEL pa'ie' tssgs uus auilt; PADRE nadrs :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

20 trasarau asantos de suma im por-
tAncia.
@Una seHora 8 seAorlta que sspa
inglSs pusds obtsnsr una buena colo.
oaei6n sn oil sstAblseinisnte do labo.
res--son busn susldo para smpsza ar
dc eThs Porto Rico Drawn Work 4
Embroidery Co,. 10 Fortalsza. 1914
--Por este corrto 20 han pedido
q los Estados Unidos dos bsndsra.
nusvas para la casa consistorial, & FIR
do sustitlir las actualss del ssrvicIC
diario.
Ell presupusstc municipal de Sar
Juan On el oorrisnte ejercicio, com
parade con el do 1895 SO, % menor gu,
este en- Glen mil pesos.
Ell pueblo de Camuy ha rsmittd,
4 10 Liga do Municipios 10 contribu
ci6n que ls corresponds.
CHECK EXTRAvIADO. Sc b,
sxtraviado el check ndmero 297 lihrs
do por el Tssorero do Ia JuntA dc ca
m,no do sIts Distriso, & favor de do
Julian Tranquil, de Vega Alta, contr
el Banco Colonial, por 10 suma d
ISIS "A.
Sc hacs presents que 30 han tc
msdo las presaucionss neces arias ps
. ra evitsr que sss cheek 50 pagus
otra persona que no sss sl intersll
| do. 3-3 slt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

-Ha rsgrssade Dc oamay d ~
quitsoto del Deparssnsnto do hducar
ci6n Mr.. Frenh.
-Msnana regresarl do Ponce 81
Sub comisionado do Edusaei6n Mr..
Evsrsss q. Lord.
-Msnaas, dis do fiesta naslonal,
no 20 reunirk el Conssjo Executive.
lei inspector del distrito sseolar
do Baysm6n, Mr.. Wood, tisns 81 pro-
yscto de cslsbrar variss conisrensiss
eseolarss On dicho pueblo.
Ell primsro de Disismbrs -
abrir& sl pdblieo la blbliotscA muni.
cipal bsjo ID direction Dc don F6lix
Padial Goenaga.
LOS PIANOS sue han sobrssa-
lido On 6stos dltimos cinco aGos por
6sta rss6n los reconendados por los
proiesorss do mdsica Dc mas prsstigis
On ID isls, son los do L tlbriea Iohlw
h Campbsll, do New York, Dc 10 sual
o. agsnte on San Juan A. s. Bslsval,
Apartsdo 81, " quisn pusds ustsA
dirigirse para msiorss informss.
Sc nos iHforma que no llsgaron
los diplomas do los somsrsiantss Dc
ssta isla que habisn do rseiblrse eR
el sotrso pr6ximo.
-En el corrso sspahsl eMsnusl
lCslvo, no logo 81 dostor Gustave
hunos Dist, como 20 sspsraba.
/ -DKSPUEs do probar todos lo1
sngahosos remedios que 70 auunslaa
o. cuando mas - sgrAdses 10 shsAaiA
RADICAL dol Digestive NojsrristA,
euya supsrioridad sstG univsrsAlmsnts
oonhrmada para surar los snivrmsda.
dos dol sst6mago.
Curasionss dsssspsradss "a psfso'
mas bien oonosidss, quo 10 tomsroH
dursnts tres lassss, aon las que 10 hax
hscho glorioso, psro IN solo sstuehl
produce melor sfseto que una doesna
do trasoos do csalquisr otro rsmsdioi
porqus Adsmls do ssr sl dniso vsrd Z.
dsro Curative radical dol sst6nago !
del intestine, sin sngAnosa assi6n
claimants, - Digestive J Purifsadot
do los alimentos.
30 dsbs sxigir que sada hostl
tsnga grabado d nonbrs Digestive
Aoiarrista.
Do vsnta On las iarmAeiss Do loi
seforss NJ. Blanoo y Cs, Ramon Alma
San, J Fidsl 0uillermsty do SSn Jua,
! puerto Rieo); y snlas prinsipalss dro
.. gusrfss do Europa J America. Dsp6
>. sito On Paris, rusdss Haupristtss, 1.
10 -Ha salido hacia ~ rssidsusi
'r ,ds Gurab,, nusstro amigo don Uladia
" lao Collaxo, que % sneontrAbA .,
10 San Juan haes algunos diss.
D. Conttnaia en- Ia pdgaa 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

Movimiento general do los hospi-
tales del municipio; Hospital munici-
pal Is enfermos; Hospital do mujeres
y nihos, 10; Hospital especial de mu.
ieres, "a.
Ell sefIor DIAz NAVARRO ha
establecido 81 Oacina do Abogado y
Ill Notaria en- ests ciudad, ealle dc San
Justo ndmero II.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor.
to de Dlstrito de toda Ia lsla y Corse
Suprema, dedicandose asfmismo al
examen de tftulos de propiedades, IA
corporation de Corporaciones del pals
y extrangeras y tramitaci6n de expe.
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Acsptando Ia noble competencia
hoy establecida en- el eisrsicio de Lar
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
senior DIAZ NAVARRO SO dispone
cobrar & sus clientes honorarios exec
sivamente m6dicos.
Sc ha dispuesto 81 lngreso d.
Francisco Cintr6n en- el Asilo de Gle
gos do Ponce.
-Ss han insorito en- el RegIstrt
lCiyil ell aacimiento de Leopoldin,
Gambia las dsfdnciones de Agu sti
Eahra Farmin RatancOurt
La sssi6n que cslebrara msflan
el Comit6 Executive dc 10 Liga de Ayuu
tamisntos es extraordinaria, y sn ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

del munlclpo.-Asio de ciegos.
Registro civl.-Sesl6n extraordinaria de la Liga de
muncpios. .-Banderas para e consstoro. o.-Presupues.
to de San Juan-Camuy, corresponds. -Solicitud pa.
ra un lIosko.-Un puesto de frutas.-Consejo Ejecu.
tivo.-Fiscal Campilo.-El arquitecto Franch.-Junta
escolar de Camuy-El sub-comsonado de Educaci6n.
Confersncias escolares en- Bayam6n Session del Con
sejo Executive aplazada -Apertura de la Bibliotecs
municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
Buques anuncIad0s

Vapor americana <PhiladelphiaS,
estara aqui procedents de New York
mahana.
Vapor esp. <Miguel M. Plnilloss. Sa.
li6 de Canarias el 10 del actual para
esta y seguira viaie para Mayaguez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Habana,
Matanzas y Nusva Orleans.
Vapor espa1ol <Conde Wifredo.s
Esta ia carga on Barcelona y saldr&
,el de DlcIsmbre pr5xlmo con las 90.
calAs de costumbre para esta, y con.
tinuara viaie para Mayagaez, Ponce e
isla de Cuba y New Orleans.
Vapor frances <Montreal,, Hacia
el 3 del entrante recalara procedeute
dc Europa y Saint Thomas y geguira
viajs para Puerto Plata.
Vspor amer icano ePathfnderS.
Sali6 de n. Orleans para esta ell 26
del que cursa.
Vapor americana <Coamoa con
destlno NV York saldra el S del
pr6ximo Dlcismbre.
Vapor americana <Ponces zarpa'
ra del puerto de New York para esta
el del entrante Diciembre.
Iomaron puerto
Con prCcedencia de la Gusyra re-
Gallo el vapor sOaracass con ira aslto.
De Genovsy eacalas oil vapor Oh
paflol Emanuel Calvos con carga y
passje.
Sc habilstaron de sGlida.
Con destino New York vapor
americana Caracas,
Vapor aleman <Charustias para
Msyaguez con transito.
vaporss <Porto Ricos y eVasco,
para 10 isla.
Buques On puerto
TRAvSEIA
sHavilahs dsscargando.
<Carrie A. Lanes descargandu.
sBanillas descargaudo.
<spring6els descargando.
COSTANEROS
| <Borinqusns pandlente.
<San Mlguels Faj ardo
eIsabeias Agasdill4 Y Mayagusz
<Mayagtlazanas peadisnt,.
<DoloresS Vieques.
sMSria Artau> Vieques.
eAna Maria, pan1iente
eE.peranzss Naguabo y H4maca
81 bertha, Vieques.
<May Flower, Luquillo.
<Cazador2 peAdients.
&Rosa Mariao pendente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29

Tam bisn solicita sutorixaoitn
don Roseado Alejandro para abrir
un pussto de frutos dol pals en- 10 o..
lie dol Condado, on Santurce.
LA Junta eseolar do Camuy pi.
di6 I'M anticipo do 5000 dollars para
construction de c1sas escuelas On loi
distritos de Hatillo Camuy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
SECC|0N MERI AN TIL
PrecIos MIN dc los articulos
que SO detaIlan on

que 50 detaIIan on
alma0enes
ARROz Jap6n dc s3t q 5 por ex-
treno de classes.
Idem valsnciano de S5 81 Id. Id.
Aios de 30 ctvs. q 30.
lamonss sSf q 81.
Quesos amecs. . s14. Patagras 10.
Toeino, Z 14ta Is.
Sardinas aumadas 16 centavos.
Jah6n, s4.65 & Ats Rocamora
amerif ano, t2} ~. !
Pasia del pals NJ.
Man eea $3.50 q $50 en- t y On
latas do u & 10.
Rarina de ~ ae6. W.
Habichuelas Amerisanas hlsncss
lsrgas , sei.
Garbanzos Us 80.
BAcalao t6t q st
Csbollas s2t
ManteQuilla, dc sl3 4 10
Pasta americana en- oaiaE dc una
arroba so.
Papas amsrieanas s1.S0 also
Tasaio o lot,
DEL PALS
Ax6car para ell consumes
Moscabado claro de o.. Aa.
De misl elaro $40.
Cenrituga elaro do ~ as5
Americans de tt 1851.
De Ponce At II.
Almid6n %
Ron 80 grados Cartier & s1.So cen
s.os gallon pagados X. lnternas.
kaizo-2.
Tabaco, nominal
Preclus de cempra
Algod6n de 5 = $50.
Cocos do is . Is millar.
Cusros duloes sl7 . lit
ssbo dc res s4a.
Cate corriente sl0.
CambIos Oorrlentes
Londrss check 4.G8i
Paris "a D.
Hamhurgo 3ta4<
Nav York a Is ctvs P.
EaplGa div 24s q rs D
CedaIas hipotecarlas
Banco Territorial y Agr1cola s5o.
Acci0nes
Banco de Pto. Rico . Is & 20.
Banco Territorial. . l6a q 16.
Bsnco Popular. . 7.50 q =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
|HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUSTO Il

En- Ia tarde dol visrnes o. pro.
bable 80 reuna el Conaejo Ejssutivo.
NO o. exaoto cue el Asssl do 10
Corts do Distrito do 1an Juan, aenor
Campillo, haya rsnuneiado { tomAr
parte On 10 eomisi6n invsstigadora Dc
los cargos contra sl cspitAu Cabrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
ESCENA VII,
Lsnora, Roberto, Triss.

Lnor Oreciando siIss-t HAes mueho enpo que fAtabA
used de seu, eabsllsro2
Trait Vsintcnce shos h1ss qaa vivo en- lss tr6pisss
Lsnors. Por guttos
Trlst De toas h,y Sey adenS Ssxosans cafe sspesss
ydienes do elefsne euando sga Ia scasi6n lou
pusdo.
Lenc-Risnde qae nombrs podre dsts bsAvsnid
~ que utsd uaversal
Trast. Eljs usted.
Whelm-Voyiendo. FL ssEor Muhnok rusga los sessres
que tengAn Ia bcndad Dc pAsar.--Todos levantan.
Roberto. Voy puss a.,
Tra quedarts aquf Por pronts haslar sss
to prinsipal. BsieNs quisro rIrlsaa. Como DO nae
has doho ndai -Alto-DurAat dez amos sthsrta ne ht
htcho que AlAbssEss do ustea en- odss les
No le usts que ahsTA ls eondeae ye as
ted tscuehar slgunsl paabAs iscDeras NIL aunsus
ses mas cue durants diez minutosl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
ESCENA VIII.
LencrA, Roberto.

tsDera lac manos Roberto Al fla 10 vuevO yer
aaed, Roberto.
Roberto Ls a9rtd,zco pllabrss de toso cerIs6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-29
Ell HONOR

Trast. LIS erpsran &uatsd1
Letmo Irgn6ndose 10 midc Ia mirAda-Ms espsran.
Ae6ndose 1en sara baron p Al egar Ala psertR
90 vscve saluds de nueyo en- actitnd mitar.