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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-15
SECRET OF LONGEVITY.
~ Given by . Noted French
Centeaarlaa.

The recent unwilling in Paris OF
the statue Of the centenarian savant
Chevreul, has served to justify the
In 1885, when he attained his one hun
dredth year. says the New York Post
Asked by the reporter for the secret
of his long life, he replied, gravely:
81 can give II to you in four words:
Keep in good health That il my
whole secret" What were his recre-
atoms? Fishing. though he hated the
taste of fish, and never himself sam
pied the trophies of his line. He was
also born without n "sense" for wine,
which was not only indifferent" to
him. hut positively abhorrent-"apure
question of offensive odor," he ex-
planned. But what did he do when
he was fatigued?
Fatigue? do not know what the
word means. Work IL the way to
rest"
"But there are surely limits to hu-
man power, and, besides, when one is
ILL"
"Ill? / do not know what that word
means either. do not remember
ever to have been ILL.,"
Thus the rule for living 100 years
come down to the simple direction al
ways to live in firm health. Chev-
reul's idea of age was str.--ingly
brought out Mt the - 1er given him
in honor of his centenary by the
Partisan prcss. His son was nresent.
and undertook to correct the fathers
memory Of a cnrtnir nuc'rnt rneru.
"Tais-toi. gnrnin." cried ont the old
gentleman with parental authority.
The gamin. he it observed, was then
&C years old!
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Is IA AND STILL WORKS.
That L. the Account Givsa ~ Hes
Nsi6hbers Of Martina cslaAs,
Peruvian Wona..

Here IL a case Of longevity vouched
for by FL Moro, of africa, . city ":
one of the Peruvian provinces held
for ransom by Chill:
In the valley Of Codpa, in the same
province, 1t says that there 10 q
woman named Martina Celada, who
is IA years Old and to this day works
III the fields. According to her many
relatives living in africa she was born
In 1857, and has seen most of the
noted men of the South American
wars OF independence.
This old woman has seen three CEN
turtles, the eighteenth, the nineteenth
and the dawn Of the twentieth. She
was twice married, the first time at
the age of 40, and the second when
she was 60. Her sons and daughters
are all dead; some of her grandchil-
dren are living. and she has great
grandchildren and great-great-grnnd.
children. Two of the last generation
are Of marriageable age. 20 the old
lady may yet Hive TO see her nth gen.
Grafton.
The old woman has some means,
but she does not want to enjoy them.
because she says 1t is not yet time.
She wants to live as she does in or
der to entertain all that come to her
house.
Donn Martina Is somewhat blind.
for something like film of flesh COW
ers her eyes; she has completely lost
her hearing; and her power to think
went shortly after her sight. But
she can still walk very well through
the fields she cultivates. and as late
rs 1899 she was known to climb up .
fig tree to gather the fruit.
1t may be said in passing that such
stories of great old age are not very
uncommon in Peru, where the IA
cility for gaining q living and the
equable climate seem to conduce to
longevity. 1t is q very common thing
TO see Indians (cholos) who are said
to be as old a. 100 years or more,
doing their daily work with the ease
Of young man and carrying their
years rs lightly ~ In the days Of
their youth.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-15
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

The 11s British scientific societies
number about $4,000 members.
Out of 1914 people treated for ny
drophobia In Paris last year, only
four died.
Only one variety Of apple. the red
Astraehan. will grow In sub-tropScal
countries.
Less than half as many people die
in England between the ages Of and
20 as did in 1880.
Seventy-seven out of every 1000
children die before they are month
old. and $50 before they reach a year.
Westmorland is the healthiest
county in England. while Northum-
beriand has the highest death rate
1913 per 1000.
The steel production Of the United
States during 1899 was nearly 1O,7s0,-
600 tons. This is about 4.5OO,0O tons
in excess of Germany's total. and
about 10000 tons in excess Of Great
Britain.
Fifty thousand citizens Of indiana
are employed in wood industries. and
receive annually $15,0OO.0O0 in wages.
The product of this labor brings $780,
100000 each year to lndiana's manu-
facturers.
The graphite mines discovered In
1893 in Portage county. Wis, by E. f.
Taggart, of Stevens Point. are pro-
ducing material which is acknowl-
edged. In the German market, to be
superior to the Hungarian graphite.
Texas is not only an oil field. but
It may become an important asphalt
district. Tests from the Lucas well
resulted in two grades Of asphalt be-
ing obtained from it. One grade il
hard and the other soft. DR.. For
ward says that this asphalt is % per
cent. pure, while the Trinidad asphalt
10 only IS per cent. pure.
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WARNING TO AMERICANS.
Issues Circular Showing the vaa.
ity Of Quests After Estates.

The United States consulate in Lon
don has issued circular warning
Americans who seek English fortunes
and landed estates that most of such
claims are spurious. The drea mers are
of three classes in general. the object
of their quests being landed estates.
money supposed to be lodged in the
Bank of England and unclaimed
chancery funds. The circular says:
"As to land. no action I o recover real
estate in Great Britain can be brought
after IL years from the time the right
accrued. or. in case of disabilities or
infancy. after so years. 1t is n pro-
digious error to think that there is ua-
claimed property deposited in the
Bank of England and earning fabulous
interest. The bank keeps record of
unclaimed stock and dividends and
nothing else. Anyone who thinks him
self entitled to these must furnish pre-
else details respecting the name of the
stakeholder. the amount of the hold
ing and the date of issue.
1.-THE total amount of unclaimed
chnncery funds is only about c 100000.
Not more than half that sum exceeds
ESQ per account, and not more than
onc-seventeenth of these exceed
El,O00."
Consul General Osborne said recent
ly: ave consider that we have "A duh
week when less than eight or ten of our
fellow conntrymen apply for million
dollar fortunes. Nincty-nine per cent.
of the cases submitted nre entirely
visionary. Advertisements for alleged
heirs or next of kin are the source of
many of these great expectations. \
thriving business is done by some al
legedn"ents who thus traffic in Yankee
trustfulness."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-15

One Sunday the minister of . small
northern country parish church had
the misfortune to forget his sermon,
and did not discover his loss till he
reached the church, says q Glasgow
correspondent. Suddenly an idea
struck him. He sent for John. the
beadle, and instructed him to give out
the one hundred and nineteenth Psalm
Containing 176 verses) while he hur-
ried home for his sermon. On his jour
ney back to church he saw the faithful
beadle standing At the church door,
waving his arms and urging him to
hurry. On reaching the door he ex-
claimed: Are they all singing yet.
John?" AYE. SIR" replied John.
they're at It yet, but they're cheepin'
like sparries."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-15
AUSTRALIAN ORANGES.
District That Produces an Ia1nits
Wealth of the Fiaest
Fru1t.

What apple culture Is In England
that of the orange is in New Soihh
Wales. the Pnrramatta district. near
Kent. with it's countless luxrriant or
chards, is to the United Kingdom.
The scenery on the Parramatta river.
remarks the Sydney correspondent
Of the London Globe, is not unlike
that Of the Thames above Richmond,
only more romantic and beautiful.
especially during springtime. when
the wonderful profusion of wild
flowers iIlpartS IN additional charm
to the picture. Even the masses OF
rock. which in many places rises
boldly frcm The ctlpcs of the stream.
are decked with bright colorcd clus-
tiers of Australian native flowers of
the most lovely and varied descr;p-
ton. The trees also claim n large
share OF admiration. not only from
the lover of the beautiful in nature.
but also from the utilitarian. for
they include the orange with its
bright green foliage and dainty
white flowers or rich golden fruit,
both often icing seen on the tree
at one and the same time. The or
ange is not only a picturesque ad-
junct to the garden. but also more
than rcrays the trouble and cost of
cultivation. In the Parramntta dis
trict rich and luscious oranges are
as plentiful as blackberries in m
English country lane during the au-
f,imn time
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-15

"Jack" Wilson, whose tomb IL in the
Little CIoisters 1t Westminster Abbey,
was Shakespeare's tenor. He died at
the age of rs in 1873. The inscription
on his tomb at the abbey was much OBJ
liberated, and under the direction OF
an antiquary . man was employed to
recut the Letters. TIE antiquary stood
looking over him, 10 that he should
make no mistake. and to make the time
20 plessantly he dwelt at great length
to the workman upon the grandeur
and merits Of the deceased. The man
eventually stopped his work. and, look
ing up at the antiquary. said: "Iwish,
n, that we had known that he was
such . swell sfore we run that there
drain pipe through him!"
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An extraordinary ceremony was
performed in Cape Town few weeks
ago. A lion tanner had been giving
an exhibition for several days, and
one evening he informed the audience
that he had just become a father
and he intended to bsptize the in.
FAINT on the following day in the
lions cage. Those who heard him
thought he was joking, but when
they reached the exhibition hall the
next evening they found that he was
in dead earnest.
In the cage he stood. surrounded
by his assistants. and near him were
seated three women-his wife, on-
Of her friends and the godmother of
the infant. To the left of them stood
the clergyman. holdir.- The baby in
his arms, and behind him was a ei-
gantic African named Leo. who was
to act as godfather on the occa sion.
Facing this fearless group were two
huge lions, whose every action
showed that they were immeasure.
ably surprised at the intrusion Of 80
many strangers into their domicile.
Moreover. their surprise was the
greater since. in honor of the event,
their cage was wreathed with flowers
and splendidly illuminated with cleo
trio lights.
The ceremony was duly performed.
and while it lasted the lions behaved
with perfect propriety." much to the
satisfaction and surprise of the Inn
mense crowd which thronged the
hall.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-07-15

A speculative Scotch gentleman
wanted TO dispose Of some bees, so to
attract purchasers he printed the fol-
lowing: Extensive sale of live stock,
comprising not less than lac. 900 head
with an unlimited right to pasturage."
Tho ingenious trick succeeded to sd :
mirstion, for his stock brought high
prices"
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Net Ensirely . joke,

Jenkins-Where are you living now,
old man?
Wilkins-Morningsid
Jcnkins-what did they call IL that
for?
Wilkins-I don't know; but fancy
it was because it takes you all night
to get therein. Y. Times.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
AtI0pe!!0 a una seh0Ia

Ha venido ests Redacci6n la Sc
nora Maria Salome Vieira, q mani
festarnos que el individuo Victor Her
nandez allan6 su morada en- ell dia de
hoy, cita en- Ell lugar conocido por Sal
81 ptteds, de Puerta de TERRA, atrope-
ll$ndola malamente.
Nos informa que Ell cabo Olivier
que Sc afsna por hacer frecuentes de-
nunciss y detenciones de unionistas de
Puerta de TERRA, al ponersele en- CO
nocimiento el atropello cometido POI
Hernandez faltando al respeto debidC
al hogar y q la muier, Sc concrete
tomar nota solamente de su nombre
deiandole en- libertsd.
Mucho nos extraf1a y es bastant
cenSurable la conducta de dicho pc
licia, cuya parciaiidad en- sus funcie
mes policiacas es evidente.
: Del heeho ha sido presentada ds
nuncia ante Ell Juzgado correspor
diente, , Sc celebrara ell iuicio de no
| & maisna,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
5QuG iasa en- Manati2

Ell teniente Schettini ha remitido
al Cuartel General de la Policfa 10.
sular, Ell siguiente telegrama;
SManati 4.-Regreso de Ciales.
Impossible detener los sutores del mo-
tin de la noche 81 Diciembre, porque
ell Juez de Paz sefior Monies, Sc opo.
ne q su detenci6n no respetando la
opinion del Juez Municipal de Mana
II, el que orden6 arresto de dichos in-
dividuos. Hoy las nueve y media
a. m. no ha sido possible cumplimentar
arrestos por Juez de Paz haberse au-
sentado GALES. Acci6n policfa ha si
do burlada por dicho juez, pues est'
quiere procesc r al guardia Concepci6r
que SO le acusa falsamente de agredil
al individuo Mufiiz, ell cual segdn in
vestigaci6n practicada por eli iuez mu
nicipal, Sc hiri6 81 misme.
Suplico me permita pasar & Sa
Juan esta tarde scompafisdo del Jue
municipal, ell cual desea hablar co
usted y Attorney, pues Sc trats de pei
iudicar Juez Municipal porque defer
de honor del cuerpo,
SCHETTINI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
En- IA CoTte Federal
La session do esta manana

A las nueye v media de esta ma
mana el juez Mac. Kenna abri6 Ia So
sion ante an numeroso p1blico.
Toman asiento en- los primeros
puestos connotados abogados de iSan
Juan. Il. A
Asisten al juicio la seiiorita An
gela Lara y el senior Ortega y los Sc
hores abogados de las parties Mott y
Antonsanti
Fl juez Mac Kenna llam6 q decla-
rar 4 los sefiores don Alexandra G aos,
don Cesar Csstellano don Francisco
Ortega.
Los referidos testigos declaran &
favor del comerciante senior Ortega y
10 que manitiestan al Jurado no ofre-
ce gran novedad.
Despu6s de las declaraciones de
los testigos, el abogado Mott acompa-
ma al asiento & Ia seforita Lara, la
cual fue ipterrogada acerca de una
carta que escribi6 al senior Ortega.
Digame--le dice ell senior Mott
que ha querido uste decir con la frase
sdeseo que termine mi situaci6n?s
La sefiorita Lara con facil palabrs
aunque levemente inmutada, empezt
nuevamente & contar las relacionel
que llevaban y manifesto que el sefol
Ortega, despues de conner, sofia visi
tarla, pero hablaban desde ell balloon.
| Ell abogado Antensanti interrum
; pi6 ell relate. y se levant6 luego el abo
gado Mott, el cual cogiendo la carta
dirigiendose al jurado le explic6 81
ingl6s la frase que no pudo termiua
de explicar la sefiorita Lara.
--5Usted conoce al senior don Ct
sar Castellanos?
--Si senior, do vista.
-sRecuerda haber tenido algun
conversaci6n cen dicho senior?
No. ..recuerdo en- este momentc
--;Conocegusted al senior Gaos?
81, SCI
--Recuerda usted, alguna vez h,
Der hablado con ell sefior Gaos en-
Casino Espaiol acerca de los amort
de usted2
-Nunca.
Ell abogado Mott manifesto al jul
= Mac Kenna que no deseaba pregunts
l. NADIA mas.
n El reloj marco las once y media
e ell juez suspendi6 ell acto hasta las d.
J. de la tarde.
n Los abogados de las parties CO
D tindan, sin embargo, departient
l. puntos de Derecho.
En- ell pr6ximo ndmero continuar
Ia mos nuestra information de la tard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
& Padre Mn rectifca

Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAC
Muy senior mio: En- el numero 1918
del peri6dico de su digna direction,
correspondence al ola 3 de Enero del
aflo en- curse, aparece una comunica-
ci6n del senior J. Perez Losada relati-
va & la defensa que el expresado se-
nor hace de los PP. Paradfs y ZGhigs;
y como en- dicha communication ell ar
ticulista evoca mi testimonio en- favor
de sus afirmaciones, que niegan 10 ex-
puesto anteriormente por don Antonio
Alvarez Navs, debo, ssfior Director,
hacer una rectificaci6n de los hechos,
por 10 que & mi 90 refere: ell caso 90
ell siguiente.
Fran precisamente las doce y VEIN
te minutes de la uoche precedente al
dfa veinticinco de Diciembre, cuando
yo mismo, y no el P. Echevarrfa CO.
mo gratuitamente supone el seilor Lo.
zads, entregue al P. Zdfiga en- pro.
pias manos, y en- sobre alberto, el
pliego que contenfa Ia suspension i'm
puesta 4 dicho sacerdote (P. Zdhlga
por el Iltmo. senior Obispo de esta DID
cesis. Ell P. Zdhiga, estando 20 pre-
-sente, principle q leer el documente
de referencia, y en- estos momentoi
pense yo que debia retirarme por de
licadeza. 4
AL poner 20 en- manos del P.IZG-
tiiga la orden de suspension le dii,
tambien: el senior Obispo ha dispues
to que otro sacerdote cslebre la mis-
que usted debfa celehrar q las cine,
de la mahana en- la Parroquia.
Este es un testimonio y por
puede verse que ell sefior Alvarez Ma
va dice Ia verdad y que ell sehor Lo
zada no est& On 10 cierto,
Soy de asted, sehor Director,
alto. s. sly CapellAn.
/ JOSE J. Mn.
San Juan, de Ensro de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
& PaIque BOTiinquen

Para los que deseen pasar un ra.
to agradable y gozar del fresco salu-
dable de la bFisa del mar, no hay un
sitio mas aprop6Sito que ell Parque
Borinquen. Este parqus, con las mo-
dificaciones que tiltimamente SO han
efectuado en- 81, Sc ha puesto muy bo-
nito y ofrece mdltiples atractivos pa
ra ell pdblico de esta capital.
La Compafiia infantil de zarzuela
que hace tempo viene agradando al
publico con sus trabaios artisticos de
indudable merito, ha preparado una
function espl6ndida para mahana, Dia
de Reyes, por la tarde.
Los nifios tienen un nuevo roper
torlo de mucho merito y por 10 que 81
ha dido decir, parece que la funci6r
sera muy concurrida.
Ell sabado por la noche tendra lu
gar una iarana, q la cual, sin duda
acudira 10 mas selecto de Ia sociedad
como de coStumbre. La mdsica estar
4 cargo del conocido maestro Andino
asistido por su lucida orquesta y col
este basta para saber que en- cuanto
la mdsica, no quedara NADIA por de
scar.
Ell domingo por la tarde los niio
dar&n una preciosa function de zarzut
| la que sin duda sera ejecutada con {
gusto artistico que distipgue la IT
ferida Compaf1ia Infantil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Don Mariana Riera J Palmer

Tuvimos el placer de saludar aver
en- esta capital al distiuguido amigo
y notable paeSa may zgu zIh0 con Mx--
riano Riera y Palmer.
Fl setor Palmer que lego anOche,
ypor tren en- asuntos de 81 oficins, ha
salido esta mailana para 81 ciudad nA-
tai. Sabemos que muy en- breve retce-
nara ell senior Rlera y Palmer, acoms
pafando & Ia Comisi6n que llegar& q
San Juan para ultimar ciertos asuntos
referentes lie Exposici6n de Mayaguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
La retTeta de anOChe

Muy concurrido Sc vic anoche el
paseo de la plaza de Baldorioty, ame-
nizado per la Banda de la Policfa In
sular. Esta ejecut6 las pleas anun'
ciadas en- Ell programa con bastante
maestrfa y bajo la experta batuta de-
senior Verar.
La concurrencia las escucho cor
gusto, aplaudiendo con entusiasmo Ii
gran fantasia obligada q bombardinC
que Sc hizo repetir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
la fiesta infantA del ltGneO

Reins mucho entusiasmo entire los
chicos pobres de San Juan, con mott
vo de la anunciada repartici6n de iu-
guetes y dulces que se les har& eSta
noche en- los salones del Ateneo Pusr-
torrique6o.
Las donaciones que han heehcN
spreciables damaS y caballeros de es'N
ta ciudad de dinero y jugusteS, han
sido muchss, alcanzando { mas dedos-
cientos y pico de regslos.
Durante el acto pronunciarkn los
discursos de aperture y clausurA, los
sefiores doctor don Rafael del Vale y
don Juan Hernandez Lopez.
El Ateneo he dido adornado con
mucho gusto para esta fiesta infantil
dedicada & los niios pobres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Un c raque ahoTca los hibito'
para coRtfaet matrinOniO

Ell Cura Parroco de Arroyo don
2caito Dominguez, ahorc6 los hSbitos
eclesi&sticos el die, 22 dc Diciembre, J
contrajo matrimonio civil eE aQuel
pueblo el dia de afo nuevo con la Sc
fiorita Tula Bosstlo.
Asf debe hacerse. Fuera los hA
bitos cuando el amor Sc impone. y
como ell amor es ley dc la naturalezs
debe acatarse y respetarse.
Lo censurable es proceder de otrt
modo. Hacer votos de castidad,
solo ser casio en- ell nombre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
T0na de possession

Ell aprecisble y joven Lcdo. en- lie.
yes don Jose Figueras nombrado en-
la ultima election, Secretario de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, tom6
possession de ese cargo Ell dfa 3 del CO.
rriente.
Deseamos buen acierto en- suS fun
clones judisialea, 81 iovencompAtriota,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05

q los que vengan detras. Para que
hagan en- sus respectivos puestos 10
que la Union quiere que So haga.
Ycomo dicen los partidarios del
serafco APPLAUSE, es que este no 10
hara ell senior Sanchez Morales. .......
w
Nj llorare tampoco, porque este
apreciable compatriota este en- ell Con-
seio.
Nj descontiare de la situaci6n con
el morboso pesimismo de aquellos que
10 ven TODD negro.
Nj me pondr6 serio con ell Gober-
nador.
Nj sacrilegamente indignado la
mare q Dios de til, como acostumbran
hacer los poetas cursis en- sus odas
kilom6tricas.
Pareceme la question uu tanto ba-
ladf, para que echemos las campanas
& vuelo, pretendiendo escalar ell Aven.
tino.
Un movimiento puede ser un indi-
clio, pero iamas un norte concluyente
pAra hacer tales 8 cuales calculos So
bre equfvocas actitudes, y cuando 81
trata de un hombre como ell Goberna
dor Winthrop que con su seriedad ,
su imparcialidad, ha presidido la
elecciones mas legales que Sc han he
cho en- este pals, y hadevuelto a Puer
to Rico mucha parte de su paz moral
que va considerabamos perdida po
completa; en- vista de tales preceden
tes, repito, 81 el elogio no SO impon
en determinados casos, cuando memo
SO impone una amable y exquisite n
serva.
Mas rehexi6u y menos impresiC
nabilidad.
Callemos, y esperemos.
EUGENIO ASTOL.
Ponce, Enero 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Don Ramon MeRdez CaIdODa

Sc encuentra en- San Juan habien.
dole saludado anoche, nuestro distin-
guido amigo don Ramon Mendez Car.
dons, Delegado 4 la Camara por el
Distrito de Humacao.
Reiteramos nuestro afectuoso So.
ludo al prestigioso compstriota, de.
Seandole gratas impresiones tn est,
Siudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Ell YATE "SOltNT"

Nos iHforman que este magnihco
yste de Ia Mala Real Inglesa LEG gark
dsntro de breve & este puerto conddz
ciendo gran ndmero de Touristas {
ssta Isla. Los dias do llsgadas ssr&n
los siguientes;
Enero q la l del dfa y saliendo
81 dfa siguients medic dia.
Fsbrero s & la / del di& y saliondo.
el dia siguiente medic dia.
Febro. 20 la del die y saliendo
Ell dfa siguiente medic dia.
Marco I q las 5 .. m. y sAliendo el
dfa aiguiente las 9 o. m. &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Una confeTeincia

Ell domingo pr6ximo dara en- 10
sColonia Espafiolas de Bayam6n una
velada el notable recitador don Adol.
TO Medina, que tan aplaudido ha sido
en- esta capital y en- Ia isla.
DeseAmosle buen exito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
CongresO m6dico en- Panama

NEW.YORK, ENERO 5.-Infor.
man que el Congreso medico de Pana-
ma Sc ha reunilo, asistiendo q dicho
acto Representatives. de las Acade.
mias de Medicina de Nueva York y de
toda la America latina.
Resuelven asuntos de gran vitali.
dad para Ia ciencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
ConRicto Azcdraga

NEW-YORK, ENERO 5.->Se In
forma de Madrid que se.han registr ado
graves confictos en- 81 parlamento por
imposiciones del gabinete Azcarraga,
relatives a lareal orden del ministerio
de la guerra general Villar, llamando
& las filas gran contingente de reser.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-05
Nonbramientos eonfrnnados

NEW YORK, ENERO 4.-Infor.
man que ell Senado ha confrmado los
nombramientos de los sefores del Va.
lie y Sanchez Morales en- los cargos
de Consejeros del Executive do Puerto
Rico.
Con tai motive peri6dicos neoyor.
quinos publican biograffas de ambos
Conseieros.