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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
(C0atinaaci6a de la Ddgind 5al

tCoatinaaci6a de la Ddgina 5al
10 elIjuez del Vale los dias 4 y : del
mes pr6ximo.
-Cuando 10 alineaci6n en- una
mkquina de escribir 90 obtiene por
medic de absrturss on que encajan las
palsncas dc los tipos, hay contacto
mss&lico, y por oonsiguiente, desgaste
J ruido. La slinsaei6n perfecta de Ia
sOlivsr,s sin fricci6n de ningda gere.
70, o. una de sus especiAlidades.
HTHR HELVETIA.--27 calle de
10 Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. sTa-
bic d. hotel,. Aposentos para familias
y personas solas. Comidas q cincuen-
ta centavos cubierto. Bailos. Telefono
192. Apartado correo, POS. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota. Este hotel
sst& & cargo de una sei1orita caghe1a.
Ell dspartamento del Ioterior
tsrmin6 81 puente sobre el rio Bsrran-
quitas. Estas obras fueron hechas por
sl contr atista don Jose Lago, en- 20
diAs.
FL puente mlde diez metros de lon
gltud. Sc han gastado en- dicho puen-
10 789 dollars SO centavos. :
-Hs quedsdo cesante 81 capataz
do Obras pdblicas don Carlos Rodri-
guez El depsrtamento nombr6 q don
Estebsn Bermudez para cubrir 10 va.
cante.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en estos dltimos cinco amos por
6sta raz6n los recomendados por los
protesores de mdsica de mas prestigio
en- Ia isla, son los de la fsbrica Kohlsr
& Campbell, de New York, de la cual
es agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval, !,
Apartado 81, y & gAien puede usted
dirigirse para mejores informes.
La Corte municipal no celebrari
juicios mafisna sabado
-.El secretario de la Corte mum
cipal don Pedro Gonzalez trabaja &C.
tualmente en- Ia formalizacion de las
cuentas mensuales de dicho Juzgado
-Mafana las dos de la tarde, Sc
reunir& Ia Junta Escolar de San Juan.
Core el rumor de que han surgido
desavenencias entire el Departamento
y Ia referida Junta por tratar de eli
minarsele facultades.
Es muy probable que los miembros
sefiores don Ramon Falc5n, don Ra-
mon Negr6n Flores y don Benigno
L6pex Castro, ,eauncien sus puestos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

-9-PARA CURAR un resfriado
en- un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TEs DE BRoMo QUININA. Ell boticario
le devolvert ell dinero 81 no SO cura.
La firma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
PARA curar un resfriado en- uL
un dia tome las xPastillas laxantes de
bromo-quinina., El boticario lie de-
volvera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
firma de E. F. Grove sc halla en- cada
caiita.
"A u CENTAVOS DOCENA -
Rivero & c., compran medias botellas
vacfas. Fabrica de limonadas. Te.
tuAn 26. 10-.9 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
Typewriter Y estsn6gTafa

Una sehorita, conociendo ingles y
espafiol y pudiendo tomar con bastan-
To rapidez notas taquigraicas en- am
bos idiomas, desea obtener colocaci6n
en- ofcina p1olica 8 en- casa de conner
clio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
LIBRO VII
Ell SECRETO DE LAZARO
Ell palillero animado

Nadie que habee y.so aquells tarde Fabian Conde ub
strbuado dudoso Ia escaera del Conyeno de los Paue 10
habra reconocdo momento de baara depu6 de rga
conferencia ell padre Manque Dase ell 0ven hsba
vvdo dsz dunte ,queas seis hos Su ostro oitenba
10 meanc6ca sefendid 6mez de quen hl sgados cambre
de ed.d ablrca desda a todo 81 hozonte de vida m
trofe "a del que h,y al otro ado de ls muerts.
AL cuzr Ia mseta dsla escaera iluminada los faro
los que hbfs deants de Vrgen de Ps de
aqua bendta Atrev6 tlde moar los ddos
det6yoae tamben un instsnte
Aquea pia breve conchs de m6rmol amarilento
que deacsba de Ia pared amgs offecendoe
Ell sgua del Jordan.
El oven reprimi6 los impulses da zoo,
y depu de mira tono de 81 de yer estaba solo,
scared entamente Ia humide asom6se ella ell
regrno del deserto . Ia csterna e qoe pensi beber
Qpizss scibabs de coDcebir RI tenor. Ia espersnEs
la duda de 81 Ia Plls estlrfG Peo halo que
eGtabs her chda &C rocio..
- Miriam 81 que existesl murmur6 entonces Ell ioven
Alzando los OiOs al co Mi imiuda nz6n Sc Gcus d msmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
Acadia de Irujd|o Alto

Vacante la plaza de ofcial de Sa-
nidad de este pueblo, dotada con el
hsber de cuatrocientos dollars anua-
les, Sc hace pdblico, q fin de que los
sehores medicos que deseen optar por
dicha plaza, dirijan sus solicitudes &
sta Alcaldfa hasta el dia % del pre-
sente. -Truiillo alto Is de 1905. "A.
", Alcalde. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28

y asi suce vamente todos los demxs
platos.
Tambien Sc hacen abonos para
familias q precios limitados, estos con
quincenas adelantadas.
Un cubierto de II q l y de5 7 en-
el Restaurant, SO ctvs.
Los jueves y domingos 90 hace un
selecto caldo gallego, y los sabados
pasteles y allacas con polio.
JUANG ARnA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
fED00, AhD|h0 "a,
SOCIEDAD PROFESSIONAL.
Oesinfecciones Y
emba|samamientos

Para la desinfecci6n de ca.
sas, carruajes, &, &, desinfec-
ci6n, preparation y embalsa-
mamlento de cadaveres por
todo el tempo que Sc desee,
dirijase aviso a la calle de San
Jose numero E altos, derecha.
Sc garantlzan los trabajos.
Prontitud y economic. P.
0. N. 804, San Juan de Puer-
to Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
Ia Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO 56

Gran rebaja de precios en- bene6cio del pdblco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
Cubos Y bombiNas econ6micas

Las ha recibido la s. A. Luz
Ekctrica. Son propias para anun.
clos y para los abonados que tienen
contador, pees sc grsduan q diversas
intensidades.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
GOLFERS REACH
SEMI.FINALS
First and Second Rounds
of Match Play in Fight
for Coast Championship
FOUR PLAYERS SURVIVE
Maud Is Pitted Against
Harvey and f. Kales Is
John Lawson's Opponent

The first round of match play Of the
competition for the amateur cham
p.onship of the Pacific Coast Golf As
ISOLATION, played on the San Rafael
links yesterday, resulted in some in
teresting contests. The closest and
most exciting Of these was the match
between John Lawson and r. Gilman
Brown, both of the San Francisco Golf
and Country Club.
At the fourteenth hole. with four
holes to go, r. G.. Brown was up on
his formidable opponent. Lawson took
the next three holes. making tAe sew
enteenth and eighteenth in two strokes
each, and the match was even when
the players drove off for the eighteenth
hole. Lawson took the home hole by
one stroke and won the closest posi-
bic match by I up.
The results in the first round were
as follows: c. z. Maud beat F. s
Stratton, 6 up and to play DR.. w.
NJ. Carpenter beat H. c. COlcher, up
and to play; f. H. Beaver and j.
j. Mellus being absent, their match
was forfeited; A. G.. Harvey defeat
ed j. j. Crooks, s up and to play;
John Lawson beat r. Gilman Brown,
1 up; H. S. Black beat A S. Lilley.
up and to play; Carlton Curtis won
by default from W. ]. Casey, and
to play. over r. j. Davis.
In the afternoon the second round
of match play took place, c. z. Maud
beating DR.. w. NJ. Carpenter. 3 up and
2 to play; A. c.. Harvey winning his
match by the default of his opponent:
John Lawson beating Fl. S. Black,
up and 1 to play, and Frank Kales
beating Carlton Curtis, up and 3 TO
play. The best medal score of the
day was returned by John Lawson,
who made one of his rounds against
II. 8. Black in 80. The four players
who reached the Semi-fnal round are
those who made the lowest four scores
in the qualifying round.
The semi-fnal round will be played
this morning. beginning at $50 o'clock,
c. E. Maud being paired against A
G.. Harvey and John Lawson against
Frank Kales. The final round over
thirty-six holes will take place to-
morrow, eighteen holes being played
in the morning and eighteen in the
afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
POLICE ARREST
MORE SUSPECTS

Four men are now in the tanks" at
the City Prison on suspicion of having
been implicated in the hOld-up at ]. c.
Brutt's grocery and saloon, Second and
Brannan streets, last Friday night.
when Thomas Reilly was shot and
killed. They are w. H. Riddel, ar
rested by Special officer Staub; John
Skurs. George Hunter and William A
Beebe, arrested by Detectives Ryan and
Matheson.
Beebe was arrested yesterday morn
ing. He was living at 1S9 Turk street
with a woman known as Gertie Ward.
1t was in this same house that Hunter
was living with Alice Mason, and John
Wilson. a companion of Beebe and
Hunter, and now under arrest for q
short change trick in Oakland. was
living with Ida Wilson Hunter was
arrested in Oakland with Wilson. but
was out on bail
The police are satisfied that Hunter.
Wilson and Beebe are companions In
crime. John Hartmann, whose saloon
at 516 Second street was held up on
the night of March 26 by three masked
men, had a look at Hunter and. al
though he was positive that Hunter
was one of the fOotpads. his con-
science would not allow him to make a
formal charge against him. Detectives
Ryan and Matheson are working en-
ergetically with the object of getting
evidence against the suspects for the
Brutt and Hartmann hold-ups.
The detectives located Beebes room
and found documents and papers
showing that he had been working in
fake land schemes. He was also
canvassing for life insurance policies.
He told the police that he only lived
occasionally at 139 Taylor street. The
girl, Alice Mason, was released on her
own recognizance yesterday by Police
Judge Cabaniss.
Policeman John j. TilIman also ar
rested two men on Third street early
yesterday morning. One had big re-
volver in his pocket and was charged
with carrying concealed weapon, and
the other was charged with vagrancy.
They gave their names as George Bar
ber. 20 years of age. and Charles Stew
enson, "a years of age. One of the men
who held up Hartmanns saloon had
dark curly hair. Stevenson has dark
curly hair and answers generally the
description of the footpad. They are
also under investigation for this hold
up, but the police say they will have a
charge of burglary anyhow AGAINST
them. They also answer the descrip-
ton Of two mem wanted in San Jose
for robbery, with the exception that one
had red curly hair instead of black
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

DEVEREAUX'S ERROR
HELPS UNCLE SNEAK
THROUGH THREE RUNS
Atz Saves Day With
Two Drives and
Star Throw.

PORTLAND, April 27.-The fans &C
claim Jaky Atz as the star of to-day $
game. His two timely hits and the
swift hurting of the ball TO the home
plate helped down the Tigers Jones
pitched gilt edged ball, but he found
man named Brown who gave him a
close race for superiority on the SLAB.
The opening of the third was
spectacular. Mclaughlin hit over
Runkle's head. Graham sent a hot one
to third, Brown sacrificed and Doyle
smashed one toward Atz, who froze to
the ball with one NIT and nailed Nc
Laughlin at the plate. Graham and
Doyle tried a double steal. The ball
passed from Murphy through Jones to
Runkle and the side was retired.
In the same inning Murphy walked
and came home on two-bagger by
Atz. The Tigers tied the score in the
next by Nordyke's run, assisted by
Householder's muff of Eagan's ny.
Murphy walked in the eighth. Atz was
there again and Murphy trotted home
with the winning run. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
Commuters All Quit
When Seals Get
Good Lead.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, 4; Oakland, 1.
Seattle, 5; Los Angeles, 3.
Portland, 2; Tacoma, 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

If Uncle Hank has neglected to ten
der Brick Devereaux a certificate Of
thanks. fittingly framed and inscribed,
he is guilty of a breach of baseball
etiquette. Brick very kindly handed
Uncle the game at Recreation Park
yesterday without any undue cere-
mony and he should be fittingly re-
warded. Brick dropped an easy little
throw in the second spasm, which gave
the Seals only three runs, plenty to
carry them through. Score-San Fran
cisco 4, Oakland /.
The game was a pipe for the native
talent after those three runs arrived.
The Commuters have not yet forsaken
their ancient habit of quitting when
another team starts out in the lead.
Yesterday was no exception for them.
They went out in nearly one-two-
time till the last inning, when Dun
leavy scored a run with a two-cush-
ioner to deep center.
Young Henley had everything, or
enough at least to keep the high sign
over the heads of the Commuters. The
Seals played swell baseball in the field,
not one of them falling down. Jimmy
Byrnes pegged six men out at second
base, in fact, he caught every man he
tried to nail on his way to the second
station.
Jimmy's two passed balls in the first
inning cost his team a run. After
Spencer was hit by a pitched ball
Byrnes let two get away from him and
hit by Hildebrand allowed Spencer to
arrive. The second spasm brought the
grief, however. 1t was started on Will
sons hit over second and Gochnauer's
sacrifice.
Henley laid down a simple bunt and
Moskiman fielded the ball to Dever-
eaux. The red lad had an hour in
which to get his man, yet he let the
ball slip through his mitts while the
bleachers howled. Henley promptly
stole and Waldron walked. Spencer
chopped one at Francks. Wilson
dashed through while Spencer was be-
ing retired at second. Then Walters
responded with a drive to center, let
ting in two more of the Seals.
After that the ginger was distracted
from the game. The Seals seemed con-
tent with their four runs and the Com
muters did not have sand enough left
to wade in and grab some. With two
on the sacks in the last period, Oscar
Graham came in to take a swing at the
ball in Byrnes' stead. He swung vain
ly three times. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
GAS AND GUN
END TWO LIVES

Ignatz Kellner, an Austrian who con-
Quoted a restaurant at 97S Howard
street, killed himself last Wednesday
night by inhaling Illuminating gas in
his room at 1040 Howard street. His
restaurant was attached by creditors
last Wednesday and when Policeman
Winzler and Deputy Sheriff DeIIo
served the attachment papers upon
him he refused to acknowledge service
and was placed under arrest for resist
ing an officer. His BODY was found
at o'clock yesterday morning.
Louis Beher, barkeeDer employed
in a saloon at 515 California street fell
dead behind the bar at o'clock yester-
day morning. Heart failure was prob
ably the cause of death.
N. Zuckerman, about 30 years of age.
and supposed to have come from Sac
ramento, shot himself through the
right temple with a revolver on We'd
nesday night in his room In the Yo-
semitic House. Night Clerk W. c.
Hardin heard a pistol shot at half
past o'clock yesterday morning, but
was unable to trace 1t to it's source
At 1885 the landlord. finding Zuckef-
mans door locked. peeped Arough the
transom and saw Zucke-nan lying
dead in bed, his face and the right
side of the pillow covered with blood
and a revolver lying on his breast and
partly covered by his right hand.
Zuckerman came to the lodging house
on April 8. On Wednesday he asked
to be credited for his room rent dur
ing the remainder of the week
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
WORTH GATES
TO Be CLOSED
Officials of Cook County
Race Course Will Not
Defy the States Attorney
MEETING rs ABANDONED
Washington Park, Harlem
and Hawthorne Managers
May Take Similar Action
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, April 27-The managers
of Worth racetrack have bowed to the
decision of States Attorney Healy, and
at a meeting Of the board of directors
tomorrow the race meeting. scheduled
to be opened on Saturday will be for
mally called off.
In the opinion of racehcrse men SIM
liar action will be taken by the direc-
tors OF Hawthorne and Of Harlem
tracks and of the track at Washington
Park The decision that will be
reached by the Worth officials to-mor-
row Will probably mean the sealing of
the doom Of racing in Chicago this sea-
son.
Among the more enthusiastic race
horse owners and bookmakers in the
city there was hope that the Worth
officials would make some effort to
circumvent the decision of the States
Attorney. However these hopes may
have been bolstered up during the
earlier stages Of the fight they were
blasted to-day by the statement issued
by j. E. Wagner, manager and part
owner of Worth track.
Worth Jockey Club has no inten-
ton to conduct race meeting If the
authorities Of Cook County are op-
posed to it." he said, and from the at
tftude of the other directors it was
evident he made the statement after
practically unanimous opinion had been
reached
Shortly after Wagner made the dec
laratton which means the end of the
last hope for racing In Chicago this
year, steps were taken by other direc-
tors to prevent further shipping Of
horses to this city. Word was sent to
horse owners at Nashville and at st.
Louis, who had made preparations to,
bring their stables here, to stop all
shipments.
While no definite action has been
taken regarding a probable move to
Hammond or Roby tracks, just across
the line in Indiana, it is. not believed
any such step will be taken.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
LACROSSE GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR THE COMING SEASON
interesting Matches Are Promised
Between the oIympics, TaIaxoos
and San FraRcfscos

SAN MATEO, April z7.-At r,a..
Ing OF the executive COMMITTEES of the
California Lacrosse Association a.
Lyons Brothers Office the follow,ne
schedule of games for the cono;,-ss
season was adopted:
May IA. San Franchises vs.. olvnn,o.. ~,
y. 3alagoos VS. San Franchises. Ma, oc
Olympics vs.. Talagoos. June Olv,nnic. - -
San Franciscos. June IL. San F'rancsscos ,-s
Ialasoos June IS Talagoos We Oivmnscs..
June 25 San Frsnciscoe VS. Ollrnnics- T,,ii.. q
Talagoos vs. San Francsscoss lnl-. '05y 0iy .
pics Us. Taiagooe: July % Oivrnplcs We Z g. =,
Franciscos; July 30 San Franchises r-s re-
goes; August q Talagoos vs. Osynnpics A.,
gust 10. san franciscos OiyrnpIcs. A,,e1,s,
70. Ielagoos vs.. San Franciscos. At,rusf -
Oiyulpics vs.. Taiagoo@: September 3 C9Ivn,n1,.s
Re. San Franchises; September 10 san Eran
ciscos vs.. Talagoos; September Il, Talagoos Va
Oiympics -
In each case where the name of the
Talagoos appears first on the sched-
ule the match will be played in san
Mateo. In all other cases San Fran
cisco viii have the games.
The last of the exhibition games ~
lacrosse prior to the commencement of
the regular schedule matches win he
played in this city on Sunday he
tween the Talagoos and the San Fran
ciscos. AS IL viii be purely an exhibit
ton game, the best players from ali
the teams have been selected and d.
vided between the contesting sides.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
OLYMPIC CLUB WRESTLERS
FIGURE IN LIVELY BOUTS
Light Middle, WeIter and Heavy
Weight Titles Are Decided at
Home of the Winged ssO.-


Weight Titles Are Decided at
Home of the Winged 90"
The annual wrestling championship
bouts at the Olympic Club last night
brought out a lot Of clever wrestlers.
who put up some exciting matches
and provoked rounds of cheers from
the fair spectators, as well as from
their escorts A. J. McKerron won
the heavyweight title, beating p.
Ischumi In the final. H. Duncan won
the mioole-weight championship from
W. Gindorn. The welter-weight title
also went to Duncan. II. q. Miller
triun1phed IN the lightweight division.
throwing z. McKevitt in the deciding
bout Following are the results:
Lightweight division nrxt round-E Nc
zeVtSk tnrew q Baraty; II. c. Miller threw
= = Achevlt Deciding round-Miiler secured
me oeclslon over McKevitt IN ten minutes
y elter- weight division first round-R ESer
hod threw A Vecki; NJ Rapp threw ] Si1or-
9ors Egenhon threw Duncan: C. Te-7ilI fh-sw
W Nen Posllnitz: z. Philips threw Van
Roeilnltz Second round-Rapp threw phil
hpei Duncan threw Rspp Final rcn,nd-T,,,,,
cAn received the decision over TerriIl IN tsn
minutes. 'A AZ ten
Mddie-weight division. first round-w Gin.
eorn threw z Tschumi Terr1ll threw Phtliins.
3sncen n threw Van Poellnitz Second round.
Ouncsn threw Ierrtil; Gindorff threw Focl
Wiz Final round-Duncan secured ,ha ~
cielon over Gindorf IN ten minutes W ~
6e1vy-Teight division-A McEerro- ,A-
e fsearoon; Techumi threw Reardon Fia.,
rouno-Mckerron threw Tschumi in 2:6o
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
Honda Defeats Doeskin.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-American Jockey Club
racing results:
First race. six furlongs. selling-Baggerly
won, Don Alvardo second, Miss Aubrey third
Time. %.
Second race six furlongs-High Jinks won
Claude Walton second c. B. Campbell third
Time, :21 4-5.
Third race. seven. furlongsOperator won
Gilfain second. Remorse third.e Time. "a 2-5
Fourth race. one and eighth miles-Honda
won Doeskin second, Compass third. Time,
Fifth race six furlongs-Miss McKenna won
Limerick Girl second, Little Margaret third
Time, 1 20
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs-Miss
Marconi won. First Attempt second, George
Berry third. Time 1:12Z
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
Liquor DeaIers Hold Banquet.

The California Liquor Dealers As
sociation held it's fourth annual ban
quet last night at the Lick House. The
generous management of the associa-
ton provided a regal feast and the
programme of music and toasts was
elaborate The following toasts were
given: Toastmaster, d. j. A. O'Keeffe:
overture, Bromberger's Orchestra:
"Our Association" President Don r.
Dunbar: song. Frank w. Thompson;
presentation of testimonials to Past
President Lindsay and ex-Treasurer
Hon. Oscar Hooks; The Metropolis of
the West Mayor Eugene E. Schrnitz:
quartet, FL Solitaire Quartet: -Our
City Fathers" Supervisor Charles Box
ton; barytone solo. Fred Everett: Re
suits of Organization. Attorney A.
Ruef; 'cornet solo. ]. H. Bromberger:
''State of California Hon. George A
MCGOWAN One of the guests Of the
evening was p. G. Keene of Dayton.
Ohio
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
ANGELS ARE BEw1LDERED.
Are Unable to Get Started in First
Inning and Lose.

SEATTLE. April 27.-The Los An
geles team seemed to stand still in the
first inning, while Goodwin was wild
in his work. Seattle as a result scored
three runs off of two passes, four
stolen bases, two hits and two errors
by Eager. After that good ball was
the order. Until the third the lead of
three runs looked good. when. with
two men down, Flood lined out a
single. Smith followed with a double.
Dillon got single and Cravath batted
out three-bagger, netting three runs.
From that time until the ninth they
could not get hit off Roach. Owing
to shower the game was called half
an hour late. The field was sloppy.
Bernard twice doubled men after MAX
ing hard catches and saved Goodwin
from being beaten worse than he was.
The score: