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Went to Hernoslllo.-Judge D. A

Went to Hermosillo.-Judge D. 4. Richardson was a passenger this nor ning bound for Hermosilla, Mexico Judge Richardson yesterday secured an affidavit from c. L. Andrews, the custom broker in this city, bearing on the question of the arms which the Graham party carried to Mexico. Mir Andrews states in the affidavit that on the date referred to he passed a lot of rifles across the line. in the reg |ular way. which belonged to men who were going to work on the Fl Tigre mine and that in the party was B. F Graham, who was unarmed. Judge Richardson stated that Mir. Graham would probably remain at the Fl ri gre mine for a week or ten days.
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New Home Nearly compIete.-H

New Home Nearly Complication. H. B. Rice. of the Copper Queen store, who is building a new home on Tenth street. said today that it would be completed before very long and that he expects to be living in it by the first of September. or possibly before. Mrs. Rice is still in Los Angeles, where she has been during the sum mer
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Monte cristo company.-On Satuf- day there was meeting of the Monte Cristo Conservative Mining company, which was promoted by J. ". Stone, house, held in the office of the compa- ny in the PiTtle-Douglas building in this city. At the meeting two of the o.d officers and directors of the com .pany rendered their resignations. They were Albert N. Sames and c. O. Tho mas. To i'll these vacancies two oi the eastern stockholders were elected
 who hold larger blocks of the stocks IF. M. Jameson. of New York, was el
 ected president of the company. and IJ. Rsnwt1k, of Chicago, wss elected
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secretary. It is understood that these
 two gentlemen will finance this com pany and manage it's affairs in the future.
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Velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.
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Fears for Two Missing Girls

A number of men are searching the
marsby shores OF Stony creek and the near
by 1000 acres of dense woodland ana I'M
dergrowth in the neighborhood OF Altoona
Beach. near Baltimore. for clue that may
Lead to the location of Sophia and Lena
Cohen. five and seven years old. respective
ly. who rnysteriously disappeared while en-
loving an outing Stony creek with their
Monday night of James Watkins. colored
Seventeen years old, and Oliver Taylor. a
colored farmland, whose home IL In the
Vicinity of where the children were last
seen alive by their father. on the suspicion
that they know something OF the disap-
pearance of the little girls, gave a startling
new phase to the situation yesterday.
The arrest Of Watkins was the result o.
his contradictory statements. coupled witt
his generally suspicious actions. Taylor
was arrested upon belief that he share
with the boy some knowledge OF tbs
whereabouts of the missing little ones. Boil
were locked up In the Curtis Bay police
station awaiting developments.
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Mob Hanged Negro to Tree.

dispatch from Glendora. Miss. says: A
mob of fifty men today took VIII Harris, 9
negro. from a Yazoo and Mississippi TRAIN
al Black Bayou and hanged him to tree
Harris and his brother. Henry. shot and Sc
riously wounded two white men, BarksGale
and Allen, respectively. on the James plan
tation, near Sharkey. July ~. A posse
pursued the negroes, and in attempting e
arrest them shot and killed Henry Harris
The other brother escaped. but was arrested
Monday night at Heatham. Yesterday
morning the prisoner was taken To Green
wood and later placed aboard train and
was being conveyed to a point In Talla-
Eatchie county, where he was to be turned
over to the sheriff. when the mob boarded
the train and secured him. Little dinlcuit!
was experienced In taking the negro from
his custodians, and Harris was quickly CON
yeyed to a prearranged spot ana lyhcheo-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FUR. COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON GROVE. MD. !:
csmpfueetiDg Is in progress everything
bright and beautiful; high healthy: splendid
water Apply bl5 L NV. jy2<-ots
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. O.
Washington. ID. c., July %, leo5.-Sesled pro
O'CLOCK NJ July TWENTY NINTH. ieo3' 4
construct stable for the morgue building ON
Water street between NJ end streets southwest
Forms. specihca tions and Necessary Information
may he obtsined at this office. HENRY h. "
MCFARLAND, HENRY l.. WEST CHESTER
HARDING acting. Commissioners. d. C.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n, q
Washington. u. G.. July 81. fsos.-seaied proposals
VIII De received AT this oficc until II o'clock m
Aagns, - 1905. to furnish aud erect Switchboard
Tablet Boards aud Cabinets for the Electric Plant
at the Sewerage Pumping Station. Sewage Disposal
System, u. G; Specifics ions and hlauk forms Of
proposal may be obtained st this Office The right
Is reserved 70 reject any aud al bids parts Of
bids HENRY r. =. MCFARLAND. CHESTER
HARDING (Actusl Commissioners, ID. e.
jy2l esu
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. ITiI.Y 20
ioo3- Sealed proposals. win be received at this De
psrtment until O'Clock PM. July 81, 1905. AMI
then opened for Radiators Ter the Interior prDart
ment told Post oricr Department. Building Wash
hgton. u. G., IN accordance with specnea lions
copies of which may be obtained upon application
to the chief clerk OF this Department RIOS
RYAN, Acting Secretary. jy2o-0t cSu
PROPOSALS roR LAUNDERING TOWELS
Clerks ofice. House OF Representatives United
States. Washington. n. c. Iuly II 1905 Sealed
proposals VIII be received at this once until ~
O'Clock noon, Monday. July 81 1905. for laundering
towels Tor the House OF Representatives during the
remainder OF the fiscal year ending June 20 1906
The towels To- be taken from the Capi,ol each
morning and returned the follow ing morning
The work must BE- hrst-class In every particular
and performed TO the satisfaction OF the clerk or
the House. Samples Of the towels TO be Numbered
may be seen or any further Information had by
cnlling the Office Of the chief clerk. A surety
company bond Of five hundred dollars (S50O) viii
b. required TO insure the faithful performance OF
the contract Tie clerk reserves the right to re
feet any and all bids. The bids mrst bc Endorsed
Proposals for laundering Towels aud addressed
Ia A. Mcdowell, Clerk OF the House OF Represents.
tives United States. A. McDOW ELL. clerk OF the
House of Representatives L. s. IVA iaw-3t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
1854 Princeton 81. b. SO. Co 64e5i @ ne. or. ox3Vv
THE Baltimore 35th .. 6r b. % 3o
s27 so to $1,000 435 I. 80 10th ne. 81. - 90
The Sheridan .. AT 10th ne. ihof d =, W
$4,000 and S45 90 io05-7 10th ne.sr b 70 70
TIE Harvard. Or. b. ~ 20 GO Seaton. Or, b. 2iS'
The Harvard. Or. h. 81 so. sG05-5-I-9 18th NV.
The sheridan. Ar. Or. D.. y ~ ~
s3e 80 ana s31 30. 2s Sea ton 5r, b. 70 so
ITS willard Or b. so 90 3Go3-5-T-8 18th NV,
Willard ii. Or. b. 80 70 Or b. ....--. y 81
I7oI Erie Or b. 20 90 23o3 to Is ~ or. h. % so
2034 Cap 5r b. y 10 JUs,t, f. ne 5r. IL. % so
willard 81 5r b. - 20 to7 5th ne Of. 5r BIZ 20
25II-ls Cent b u 50 5fI 5th ne H. Or h. p 30
zoe H. Ar b.. 81 80 500 5th I'd n.5r H. Y 5u
1900 \. pt house .2T 90 5GlS 20-22 Esiin nv -
200 Cent By, Or. b 2d so 5r b.-..:.... Y oo
1916 u Or. b.....26 80 BERKSHIRE No 20, 2r b. 80
2S I NV Or, b.. % 20 S5S Tenn ne ste, 2rh * oo
HIS Erie Or. b.. 2B BIB 9th ne IN. 5rb x ~
3OIS O NV Gr h. 2f % 5O2i5 VI ne III, ar. BIO 30
SO4O q g.. b. $500 20 80 $40 Whitney. 5r. b..1I 80
1921 Dumb Or b. 2f . i2i Thomas, 4r. b.. 16 30
22U9 y 81 b. fur. 26 y .353 + ne, Ar. h. ~ 30
SOFA Dumb nv. 6r. b. 2ia1 1875 ne. 4r b. 10 %
202S Cap. II htr2f 80 453la Tenn ne u, 4ble %
G5I G. ne Or b - 20 lni i4I9 l. ne. 4r. b. 10 30
25u9 Cent av JF b p 5J6iS Morton ne. 3r. b. Ia 90
1921 Dumb Or b % . f4Die Tenn ne. Ar IA ~
303s NV. 5r b. .25. - lI25 T. ne IT. b.. II 30
c040 O nv III. Sc, b2I 5a l423ig + ne. Ar, b. IA 30
EOS ~ NV 4r b.. 25 % i23 + ne. Ar h. IA 81
lI1j Erie Or. b.. % sol 14f4 Duncan ne +r bi3 30
,023 Dumb ~. 5T h % 20 14l4I2 Duncan. Ar bi 30
2u2S Cap If Or. b25 so i4iS Duncan ne Ar b b. 10
"a Seaton. Or b.. % 20 l4ic Duncan, Ar b. IL 30
Is 4 NV. Or b. p h0l il6l9 Duncan Al. 10 30
230l n 5r h.. % 1flS9 18th ne I'll. IL. bl 2 so
33s Ind 2r b. % no 60 & IL y Y. RI b. 10 80
1t MOORE & HILL tinc). Ill 14th st.
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Very choice location, overlooking large grounds
and convenient to line: desirable apartment q
OF 4 aud ; rooms an' bath each, So so TO Si5
each "a apartments rcuted). ready for occupancy
August Il
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THE HARVARD" Harvard st. bet. 18th and 14th
Sts.. Columbia Heights.
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Fine loca tlou: convenient to two car lines: de-
sirahle apartments Of and > rooms and ha til
each. all outside rooms; S2T 80 to $50 each tl3
apartments rcntedJ ready for occupancy. Aug. l.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: ", EXTRACTING;
pain; feel. act aud last lot Than natural
teeth; shrunken faces made no, nal. painless
hlling Dr. ]. l.. WILSON. 1903 81. NV.
i6-l5oi'
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
SpenCerlsan
RssSineSs COalere.

II II Is desirable to get the most OF the best TOT
the least expenditure OF time anc money consistent
with successful results. call. write or phone Tor
the forty first annual announcement. and all about
: additional departments. with special equipments
under new management etc. Mr.. and Mrs L. r
w. STIEHL. Proprietors Spencerian Business Col
leEe. Academy of Music building 9th st. corner
OF D NV. Washington, ID. G.. 5y12-u,h
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THE SHERIDAN I'D st. near Mass. ave. and
Sheridan Circle
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desirable and convenient location. convenient
10 both l4th and II IN lines; surrounded by
nne improvements: desirable apartments of and
o rooms each: $3.50 aud S42.50 each; ready for
occupancy about August
MOORE * HILL tlne.l. III l4th st. NV.
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PASTURING.

wANTED-HoRSES TO PASTURE AT LAY
Hin, Montg Co. Md; SIS per mo-. good meadow
grass with plenty Of water aud shade; horses
called for aud delivered q. ii. PARkE as
AZ ST. W.; phone NJ 23cB 1e3o-3ot
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TIRE BALTIMORE baltimore ST NEAR
columbia road Washington Heights
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olympia COR. 14TII AND ROANOKE SITS
ineNpirCd term; rooms ana bath. fiat No 30:
front. TO sublet UNFINISHED. from Aug Is to
oct, l. Always In demand at end Of term
jy2p-7t
HE CHAPLIN. 14l5 CHAPLIN ST.-BEAUTIrUL
barhelor arts, fur or Cnfurnished. by month or
year; special summer rates. delightfully."- cool;
large. all outside apis. b. y. TANNER, Mgr.
fv ID
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9TH NEAR f NE.

JUST OPT MD. AVE, fine view, cars.
nice clean section; fats of j rooms and porcelain
bath; open plumbing: finely finished. rent. So
NZt-'t MOORE x HILL. Inc. III 14th St
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FOR RENT - DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IL
The California, 18Th and California ave. NV:
all rooms and bath. from $50 to $3.50. ac-
cordng 10 location. New building. Ready for
occupancy Sept. l. For information apply to
WILLIAM l. BROWNING. Manager
iy226t 416 9th ST. NV
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM AND BATH
housekeeping apartment: immediate possession
Inquire al Office Th' PoTtner, 10Th and L SITS
NV fy22-tf
FOR NT-APARTa!ENTS IN THE ROYAL
Ton st bet 9th and 10Th. choice apart
meuts Of . and rooms: large private halls; ele
CANT closets, every tIing modern and homeIike;
elevator and janitor service the best: plenty of
LeGt aud hot water See them
ty22-lot Plant a TURPTN. 1929 y. Y ave
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FOR RENT-FOTR OR FIVE ROOMS SUITABLE
for housekeeping 2d floor. 1896 18th st. NV
Well arranged: al side rooms.
Jyl9-tr T. A. HARDING. 1916 G St NV
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-EQUITY IN MODERN TEN
house; two baths; Columbia Heights; will
trade for automobile or lot Address EQUITY.
Star office. jy24-3ts
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ROOMS AND BATH. $3.50; EACH FLAT HAS
SEPARATE HEATING PLANTS. SEPARATE
YARns AND PORCuEs. KEYS AT OFFICE.
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Observation-Disclosures SCOTT, MODESTO, 70
Seaton ct. NV Children's and misses' lingerie
and dresseA speciality. Paris models. Personal
supervision given to work. High class patronage
only solicited. jy25-3t
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
Il. IL ~

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
APARTMENT HOUSES
HAVING EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR
MANAGING APARTMENT HOUSES AND EN-
TENDED EXPERIENCE IN THAT BRANCH
or THE BUSINESS. well enjoying
HIGH-CLASS CLIENTELE can ASSURE
owners q most SATISFACTORY and ECONOMI-
CAL MANAGEMENT under the personal super
yiIfon of MR. WM. \. YESTERDAY.
Owners of such properties DESIRING 70
RENT ALI. of their apartments to good TEN
ANTS should place the MANAGEMENT 0f
their APARTMENT houses with us TODAY.
We are LISTING LARGE number Of rent
ers for the coming season.
VIM. A. YESTERDAY. INC.
FIRST FLOOR BOND BUILDING
jy22-It-
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FOR RENr-5TH AND f NE.-FLATS OF FIVE
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FOR SALE
JUST WEST OF CHEVY CHASE LAKE.
Elegant country home. consisting OF
large dwelling, servants house, all nee.
essary outbuiidings including large bank
barn; all kinds of fruit; fine old trees;
about six acres Of land
This is an ideal place which can only
be appreciated by inspection On line
OF Tennallytown and close to Chevy
Chase cars.
THOS. j. FISHER & co. uncp
iy22-6t 1414 st. NV
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

FOR SALEM BRENTWOOD PARK, D. c., A
pretty home. rooms and bath; nil improve
ments; large rooms. granSlithic sidewalks. large
porches large lot: cost over $500 to build;
EDWARD r. SCHWARTZ Ca r ST. NV.
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Lots in this subdivision Of economical
size can be sold at from 25 to 45c. per
square foot. We must close the property
out. Here is an opportunity to buy q
cheap lot in sure neighborhood.'
Cali or send for plat and asking prices
TH0S. J. FISHER & co. Inc).
y22-8t 1414 F st. nv
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FOR BENT-FLAT ito It'll ST. NV. 6 LARGE
weli-lisHted rooms and tiled bath; hot water
heat ami; $3.50 per month; building.
Inquire us Iih NV iy263t'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
C0NSEJO EJ[cUT|vO

En- Ia session de esta matisna cels.
orada bajo 10 prestdepcla del setor
q O., y con asistsncia de todos los CON
seleros, ell seaor Elliot present6 uu
proyecto dc ley para derogar el tisulo
ocho del C6digo Politico,
FL senior Elliot pldi6 que, de
acuerdo COZ el arti5lIo 2S5 del ressri.
10 Cddlgo, on vez de ingresar el ocho
por clento de las consrlbuclones en-
srsgado q los municipios por concepto
dc contribution general sobra la pro,
pledad' en- las tesorerfas de las juntas
de caminos, sea rttenido por el 1'sso,
rero de Puerto Rico, ingresando On Ia
tesorerfs inaular con abono 4 un ton.
do especial que Sc denomira, stondo
pare meioras decaminos municioales 4,
1ntervinieron eu sl debate los 40 .
Horea Barbosa y Sanchez Morales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
POR PUERTO RICO
Bill para centralizar en- el
departamento del interior
los fondos de caminos
DEFENSA BRILLANTE
Diaz Navarro reivindica 4 los
puertorriquenos

En- la session del Conseio de aver
de mahana, SO suscitaron eo6rgicos
iebates, 4 los cuales di6 motive un
Oroy ecso de ley del Comisionado del
Interior, que tlends 4 suprimir las
Junsas de caminos y q poner q dispo-
sici6n de dicho deparssmento los fou.
dos que han de invertlrse en- obras pd.
blicas.
FL sehor Dias Navarro prbnuncI6
un elocuente discurso de opoaicion al
bill, que produio muy buen eiecto en-
81 .numeroso audttorio del Conseio,
El ilustrsdo jurisconsulto hiao alii "a
detensa dc los principios democr (.
COS seriamente etacados en- el rroyec-
10 de ley que nos ocupa, rec14azan.
do 10 yea las gratuitas insinuacio.
nes que vsladameute hizo aquel alto
flncionario americana contra los EN-.
pleedos puertorriquefos,
LII actitud del seflor Diss Navarro
fue obieto de entusiastss aplausoa, ,
eflcasmsnte secuudada por otros con.
seierUs nativoe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
SUECESO TRAG|c0
I En- Morovis I'm padre mata a
~su hljo por un disparo ca.
sual de revolver.
La madrellega desde San Juan
sin conocer el suceso.
LOCO DE DOLOR

En la nocha del sabado hallabas,
en- su domicilio el Sr. don C6udido Co
rrade, De + acionalidad espahola, lin
pianJo uu revolver, y teniendo & pocs
diftanc'a lie 81 q I'm hijo suyo de ire,
ahos de clad. De repente se le disps
r6 el armi y el proyectil mat6 al milo
con Ia arol titud del rayo.
Ell dasveaturado padre, en- el colmt
de ia deses esperaci6n, Sc srroj6 sobr.
el cad5ver desu hijo yle tuvo abra
zeIo ps)r espacio dc tres horas. Fue
recssSrIo IA gran esfuerzo para des-
preodere De aus brazos.
S"gd, nuestros informea el sefIor
CorraGs 81 enouentra sufriendo de ena.
genaci6n m~ntal por consscuencia de
Ia desgracia.
La madre del nifio, que 90 halla.
ba en- San Juau, sall6 al sIguiente dia
del suceso hacia Morovis, iguorante
del horrible cuadro que iba & presen.
tarse & sus ojos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
PART|DO.... : Liberal
Dem6cratas y hbcrales Sc uneu
en- Madrid y forman una So
la agrupaci6n.
NIORET Y MONTERO
Los antiques amigos de Sa.
gaSta iran al Goblern0.

Da cuenta Ia prensa liberal espa
aola de la importante reunion celebra
da uItimamente por los jefes de To-
partidos liberal y democratic. En- di
cha reunion Sc acore6 10 fusion de am
oas colectividades en- una sola, demo
minandola Gran Partitl0 Liberal.
Los seiiores Montero Rfos Y Mo.
ret han redactsdo I'm manifesto, out
80 dirlge al cuerpo electoral con mo
two de las pr6xtmas elecclones pro,
vinciales.
Este documeuto, por los terminos
concilladores 90 que e.ta redactado
levautara el entusiasmo polftico en-
IRE los elementos del partido, desa
psreciendo va todas las diterencia.
que ex'stian enra libarales y demo
cratas, o sea entire los vlejos amigos
de Sagasts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
EL BILL De POl|c|A
Hay rumores de que sera pos
puesto indefnidamentc en-
el Conseio.
POSIBLES PROTESTAS
FL Consejo puedeenmendarlo,
pero no debe posponerlo.

un rumor que de resultar cierto
darfa margen q energicas , razona
bles protestas por parts del pats, cir
cula desde aver por la ciudad.
Dicese que el Consejo Ejecutiv
pospondra indefnid damente el proyec
to de Ley que tiende & 10 reforma d,
10 policfa insular.
No vamos establecer caasuras par
tiendo de sse rumor pdolleo. s,lt
acogemos esta version para insistir er
el asunto.
En- 10 sucesivo Ia policfa debe re i,
ponder q los 6nes propios de gu iussl
tuci6n.
Actuslmsnts, tal COMO estA cons
tituida, no respoude. Y tristeza eau.
SARA las hombres de orden de Puerto
Rico, el hecho de que, por atenderse q
particalares convenienciss, qusdsse sin
reformar, sin arrojar de su seno 4
los que nuncs nj como puertorriq ue.
nos, nj como agentes dc Ia autorid ad,
cumplieron con sus obllgaciones inc.
ludib'es.
No damos imporsaucla al rumor
do que nos hemos hecho eco.
No creemos que el Consejo Ejecu.
1.-Two niegus su aprobaci6n q uus lev
que tiende q moraliaar un cuerpo DO.
liciaco imperfscto. Es increfble O ue,
On los momentos actuales, en- que ha de
reaizarse una obra de reiviudicaci6n.
los continentales y los puertorrio uefios
del Consejo, Sc musstren rehacios 4
cooperar q la regeneration del pueblo
puertorriqueiic.
Aprobado el bill de la polioia in.
sular, por la Alta Camsra, IRA 4 csc
cuerpo un personal id6neo y de mora.
lidad reconoctda, y 90 Puerto Rico 90.
tartan mas garantizadas las vldas de
las personss, el respeto & la propiedad
y el sosiego do las famllias.
Como Sc We, la question ca de uu a
trasc sndencia que no escapara do se.
guro d las personals llamadas 4 resoI.
vera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Notas politicas

BILL DE CoNDADOs s--REGISTROS.- vIAJE--NoMBRA.
MIENToS.--UN sANAToRIO. .--EABEAs CORpUS.--BIIL
RETIRADO
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"A fuetza de anastrarse "

Este es el titulo de una comedia del
emineute dramaturgo espafIol Don
Jos6 Echsgaray, recientements estre.
NADIA en- Madrid.
La prensa espaGola le consagra
sus elogios y sus aplausos.
La nueva obra de Echegaray, esta
bassda en- Ia conocids fabula de Hart.
zembusch Gel Aguila , el caracols.
Mafiaua publicaremos un juicio de
cltada ohra, ha:ia el cual llamsmop
la ateuci6n do los lectores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

Sc propone el sefior Wilcox acti
var las referidas acusaciones, y ests
tarde, ante la Corte Suprema, presss,
ra el juramento exigido, para relnisir
las q las Cortes de Dlstrito a que CO.
rrespopdan.
Tambien NOS informa que en- Ia,
dos causas que ti,timamente se han
visto en- Ponce, por delito de perjurio
durants el periodic electoral, ia Corte,
falld contra do los acusados dando un
yeredicio de culpabilidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

Ultimanente, dlchos amigos han
quedado sn libertad provisional, hajo
tiansa mediGnte solicttud de xH ebsaa
Corpuss; pero una condena frme pasa
sotre elios y urge libraries de una si.
tuaclon aogustiosa, como 90 la de la
inoca cls persEguida per el odio.
NIsatro qaarido amigo don Jose
de Diego trSbe Il aotlalmense porque
SO decrete tl indulto, para L. feaha In.
dicada; y aosotros anhelamos fervien.
tsmsnte la concession de la gracia, que
en- ests oaso parece Ia ,inioa iorma 20.
sible del coucepto de la justisia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
k0TAS De ARROYO

Con motive de haber sido aproba.
do por ell Consejo Eiscutivo el Bill de
Ia Camara sobre segregation de oler.
tos pu.blOs, entre los cuales se halls
oste, reina profaudo regocijo en- el We.
ciudario, por ese actc, que le devolverS
Ia relatlva autonomiade que disfru-
taba.
Sc celebrara una magnifca fiesta
civica popular, tan pronto llegue el
ansiado dia.
(CoMindG en- Ia pdgtGa 4s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Il NUEVO ATTORNEY

Ell sabado d'tmo ton6 possession de
su cargo dc Jefe de Justlcia de Puerto
Rico, para que fae recIentemente nom.
brado. el Coronel Mr. P. Stewart.
Est& reputado el nuevo Attorney
General como uno dc los legistas
americanos mas expertos que vista
ron q Puerto Rico, no obstante Ger
tambisn uuo de los mas jdveues.
Sc le concepida tamblen como un
excelsnte hljo del Norto, sosIenedor
de las practicas demoSratlcas de su
pals,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Gesti0nes de indu|to

FL pr6xlmo dta nueve har& tres
messs que ingresaron en- la carcel de
Ponce los sefores Psric&s y Rodri.
gueS, por vIrtud dc una condena fun.
dada en- Ia odiosa Ley de libslo, 10.
do Puerto Rico sabe cuGn lnjusta ca
10 prision que sufrIeron aquellos int.
gros q )mpstrlotas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07

Tales con los informes que tene.
mos del nusvo flncionario. De desesr
es que jamSs scan desmentldas las be.
las cualidxdes que Sc le atribuysn.
Asf duicamente p1dremos contar con
una administration de jlsticia que
haga honor q la magIAtratura ame.
ricana y puertorriqueaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-07
Oe|itos e|ectoraIes

El 6scal especial sefior Wilcox,
que entiende en- los juicios sobre deli
tos electarales, hs recibido muchss
denuncias do 10 isla, contra iudivi.
duos acusados de infringlr las leyes.