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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

ten o'clock. This pretty edifice was beautifully decorated in palms And ferns. and large number of friends and relatives were gathered for the occasion. Immediately at the ap- pointed hour. the bridal party entered to the strains of Lobrngein, the at. tendants leading. and the bride en- tering last. on the arm of her fath- CT. The groom and his best man awaited her at the chancel. The bride looked quite charming in a travelling gown of grey, with hat to match, and carried a handsome shower boquet of brides roses. and ferns. The young couple left immediately for Los An geles. and are expected in this city today. where elaborate preparations have been made for their entertain ment. Mir. and Mrs. Fianigan are both quite well. and popularly known in this city. and it will be of spe cial interest to many to know that they intend residing here.
 Mrs. F. c. Hurst was the charm ing hostess of a delightful dinner, last evening. in honor Of Mrs. Harvey M. Shields Carnations and ferns were used in pretty profusiOn, for decora- tion. Those present were Mrs. Shields. Mrs r. J Hart, Mrs. ConnoT. Mrs. Jack Nolan and Mrs. E. A. Hurst.
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 Wednesday evening very interest ing game of basket ball was played at the gymnasium, which was fol- lowed by an enjoyable dance.
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 Mrs. Harvey M. Shields. and two children, Hastings and Madeline, will leave Monday for their home in the Rockies. Dr. Shields will accom- pany them, as far as Fl Paso. return ing from there to Bisbee. Mrs. Shields expects to remain in this de- Hshtful retreat all summer. Dr. Shields will probably join them there in July.
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 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs H. J. Caven entertained the Shakespeare class at a very enjoyable card party.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

Called to Douglas-W. H. Hatcher the landscape gardener, left yester' day for Douglas, where he goes to fill a number of engagements. MT. Hatch CT put out most of the trees and gar dens at Douglas. He also has much good work to his credit in Bisbee, having done much toward improving the appearance of the town since com ing here several months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

The WomaI's Club is arranging for their final enterCainmeAt Q sea. son. which, as with 4n the entertain. ments of the Club. promises 70 be quite an enjoyable affair. This event will take place about the 20th of this month.
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 Next Saturday, the little folks are looking forward to, with great pleas We, this being the day set forth for the picnic. at Lewis Springs.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Strobridge, of Los Angeles. were registered at the Cop per Queen hOtelN last week. MT. Strobridge is well known in this city. having once been in the employ of the Copper Queen NJ. Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
Prnines Six Round Routs

''I find that in six round fighting have to come up out of my crouch." says Eddie Hanlon. "The six round game is fast from the jump. and the crouch Is for the slower. waiting game. Tint brings me round straighte- to my man. My crouch is~a side crouch. Up I can get to work faster with both hands,"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
Dramafic TaM.
Mis- Harned's Fail"re In "1be Lady Shore"---Mrs.
 Charles CaiVert.

From Our New York Dramatic Core
 spondentl
 Virginia Harmed has made her ap- pearance at the Hudson theater In The Lady Shore" by Mrs. Vance Thompson and Mrs. Lena R. Smith.
 The play pictures episodes in the life Of Jane Shore, a character familiar to dramatic followers, as it has been put on the boards under varying circum- stances at different times.
 Miss Harmed is not particularly ef- fective in the role of Jane Shore The picturing of the character requires greater forcefulness and depth of feel ing than Miss Harmed has at her com mand. The play is far from being a success. In fact, it is at times decided y foolish.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

turned to England. where he assumed the management of the Princess thea ter
 When Edwin Booth made his great production of Henry V" at Booths theater he brought Charles Calvert over to produce it for him, and Mrs. Cal vert accompanied him here. remaining for three months or more and appear ing in the cast. After her husbands death she returned to America at Ed win Booths solicitation, accompanying him en tour for a single season. She afterward came over for a season with Mary Anderson and accompanied Mrs. Langtry on her first visit here. For the past eight years she has play ed in London only. creating important parts in special productions at the Haymarket. Criterion. Garrick and oth- CT London theaters, and has lately been playing there in ''The Beauty and the Barge" Mrs. Calvert Is said to be the greatest living Mrs. Hardcastle.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

One of the pretty weddings of the week of special interest to Bisbee people was that of Miss Georgia Hull
 to MT. E. J. Flanigan. which event took place at Oakland church of Sacred Heart. Thursday, the 9th, Tt half past
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
JacIxman'a Purcbase.

George Jackman of Toledo, O.. has purchased the fast green pacer Rem ben Hal. by Hal billiard, 2:04&4. for uss in the matineeS
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

Edna Wallace Hopper. who was cap tivating in ''Florodora" and "The Sil- yer Slipper" is presenting at the Co lonial Music hall her one act play, Captain January" Miss Hopper has just returned from q successful tour of
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs H. J. Caven entertained the Shakespeare class at a very enjoyable card party.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

Wednesday evening a very interest ing game of basket ball was played at the gymnasium, which was fol- lowed by an enjoyable dance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

T, J. ospeFs Of White Springs ID
greeting his old friends here.
Mn. z A DsSha Of Waldo IS In she
city on q visit to her daughter, Mrs. O.
A. w. Thomas.
Mics Fannie Cook left yesterday for
Jaoksonville. where she will enter St,
Luke'S Hospital - = trained nurse.
The interior Of she court house 10 be.
Ing improved 10 appearance by a lib
eral application OF paint. The york iS
being done under the supervision OF
SteFnberger q Phillips, contTsctorV.
Harvey p. Robinson left yesterday
for Brunswick, Ga, where he will su-
perlntend the loAiing OF several hun
dred bales OF cotton for Duttou 4 %,
This cotton will be shipped by water to
Eastern markets.
Mrs. 8. n. wienges and nieces,
Misses Bessie and Edith Wilson OF
Fort George, who are visiting Mrs.
wienges, departed yesterday for 0cala,
where they will be the guests OF rela-
tives for the next few days.
q, w, Harrison Of Hague was Ia the
city yesterday. Among other business
transacted was q subscription 70 Ala
ohua's luminary. Mr. Harrison states
that crops are looking we'll In his see.
tion, with promise OF fair yield.
J u, Wilson aud j. b Pate OF Jack.
ponville, representing the Luddsn a
BAtes southern Music HOuse, have
been in the city for the past Two days
working the trsde with great success,
Mr.. Pate formerly made HE hsadQ aar.
tiers here aud has always enjoyed = due
business IhrOuehou, this section.
wv. simmons Of Paoli, III, who has
been connected with the East Florida
Seminary In this eisy during the past
season. has gone 10 Orlando. From that
c,,y he will proceed 20 his IndianA
home for . isw weeks. tie entered the
teachers' examination here, hOsrver,
and will b In applicant Tor position
in AlaehuA eoanay daring the coming
term. He 10 veil pleassd with Florida,
especially AlAehua eoanty, aud sara he
proposes "a make HE home permanent
~ here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
Taachara, Examination.

The examination OF applicants for
teacher positions In the public schools
Of AlAehua county having been COM
plsted, the papers we're turned over 10
the grading committee Saturday, and
this committee IL expected TO make q
FepOr. within the next day or two.
The examination, while perfectly
fair to all participants, Was q thorough
one, aud the care with which the
blanks were prepared is . guarantee
that the children Of Alachua county
will be taught by competent inStruc.
fora during the next term.
Superintendent Kelley 10 thorough
educator, and believes in carrying his
ideas out with q beneti. to the tHXpay'
ere, the patrons and the pupils. In
this he has 90 far succeeded admirably.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
JUDGE MAsoN's COURT.

Two Negroes Arrested for Carrying
ooncsalsd Weapons Were Fined.
Jim Simmons and Charles Williams,
swo negroes who were arrested at Or
Anss Heights by Deputy Sheriff Gran.
ger upon charge Of carrying oon.
ceAled weapons, were aFraigned IN
Judge MASon's court MondSy and we're
assessed 10 pay q One Of 400 each OF
spend three months In the county
gang" Having failed to produce the
fine they we're remAndsd to prison and
will be compelled 20 shave pine trees
for the next quarter.
This habit OF the reckless carrying OF
pistols should be stopped, and the off,
GERS OF Alachua county are doing all In
their power 10 check II. A pistol ioieT
10 the wort kind OF q proposition and
this kind OF citizen does not meet the
public approval.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
GAINESVILLE MELON MOVEMENT

Gainesville Melon Growers Assoel.
alton Shipping Good Fruit,
The Gainesville Melon Growen' Az.
ISOLATION 10 holding Ice own 20 far ~
shipments are concerned this season,
The Association 30 far hes shipped
about thirty carloads OF eantaloupes,
and the returns 90 far have been quite
satisfactory. The fruit 10 very choice,
being possessed Of = ane favor. and
sells readily in the market at prices
which make the growers feel good,
On Saturday two carloads Of eantA.
loupes left via the SeAbOSrd Air line
from Gainesville This fruit was con
signed ~ Eastern markets, aud will no
doubt bring satisfactory returns.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
MELONS MILL WAS
BURNED AT CENTRAL
One Of the Best Saw Hill Plants
/. in County Went Up in Smoke.
THE LOSS wAsAVERY HEAVY

Plant Valued at About $4,000, and
$1,000 Worth Of Lumber Burned
Also-Fire Discovered IN Engine
Room, But Could Not be Checked.
Central, near Micsnopy, vas visited
by . disastrous fire Sunday afternoon
which educed to ashes In q short time
the main support Of the village, and
one Of the best and most modern saw
mill plants in this section, being che
mill OF @. +. Melton.
The fire Started in the engine room.
II WAS discovered about 2 o'clock, when
IL was said there was blaze no larger
than a mans hat; but IL appears that
the fire protection must have been in
adequat since ii was impossible 10
check the flame, with the result that
IN q few moments the mill was q seeth-
ing mass.
This mill, which was completed
about three years ago, had q capacity
OF 10000 feet per dag, and was q mod
ern plant in every way, containing the
latest improved machinery. II was q
great benefit to that section, since q
large number OF hands were employed
and the loss will have lie effect upon
the commercial interests.
In connection with the plant, which
was q total loss, IL 10 said that about
81 900 worth Of lumber was destroyed.
This mill must have cost In the
neIghborhOod Of %. 900, and the friends
Of Mr.. Melton will sympathize deeply
with him In this loss.
IL was not learned whether the prop
erty Was insured or not, bat IL 10 nat
ural 10 suppose that there was some In
suFance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
Tina, Tired Feeling.

II you are languId. depressed, incap-
able for work, IL indicates that youI
liver IS out Of order. Herblne will a.
Sist nature to throw OF headaches,
rheumatism and ailments akin to nsr-
vousness and restore the energies and
vitality OF sound and perfect health.
J. ]. Hubbard, Temple, Texas, writes
II have used Herbins for the past two
years. II has done me more good than
all the doctors. II is the best medi-
cine ever made for onills and fever
SOC. Sold by w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
Lydia e PanStIham's
Vegetable OOn1pOund

Lydia e PkHbktsaB1SS
Vegetable 0OU1pOuRn
Il positive cure for all those painful
ailments Of women. IT will entirely
cure the worst forms of Female Com
plants, all Ovarian troubles, 1nfiAm
nation and liberation. Falling and
Displacements of the Womb and con
sequent Spinal Weakness, and Il
pecu iarly adapted 20 the Change o.
Life. Every time IL will cure
Ba0AEaOlses
II has cured more cases of Leucor.
has ever known. IL Is almost infsllible
In such cases. II dissolves and expels
Tumors from the Uterus In an early
stage of development. That
B0arkng~d0wn Feeling
causing pain, weight and headache, IL
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances II acts In harmony with the
female system. II corrects
Is1regEGfas5fys
Dupprehseu Ut Tbinlul DECENTRALIZATION
Weakness Of the stomach, Indigestion,
Floating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Headache. General Debility. Also
0fxxLnaSeS EaiHEnose,
Extreme Lassitnde, "don't-care " and
want-to- be.left-alone feeling, excit-
ability, irritabillty, nervousness, sleep-
lessness. hatulency, melancholy or the
"blues," and backache. These are
sure indications Of Female Weakness,
some arrangement Of the Uterus. For
Kidney OORaRiaimtS
and Backache OF either SeR the vegeta-
bic Compound is unequaled,
You can write Mrs. Pinkham about
yourself in stEictest confidence.
LIhll 4. PINERAn HEB. CO., Lsnn, sssA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
OLD SORES OFFENSIVE OFFENSIVE

.OLD 0ORE1 nxUrrnoTT1
Nothing is offensive than old 0kAAN0GhEA0O
refuses Patiently day ever
powder tried good
sight grows and he dgud
bid offensive but dangerous because the
produces ulcers back Of old The
the blood and long It - -
will be o ns PeaOneo
i;e hss thv
destructive.
that thousands OF
dead
d;snhe dence tha the h
w
~ .Ia go - 80 Wheeling W. Va May as, 1909
experimenting with external
germs posons blood
be effected S.
rich blood parts
ulcer heals permanently. S. S. S. not only
- a. - germs poisons the
~ ~ A blood and builds the entire system stmuat
- ~ - ing the increasing the appetite
~ ~4~ the weak, wasted constitution. is an
exharang tonic aids the digestion puts part
condition blood medical
without charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA Ga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

This seems 20 be season OF mAtd.
moay. and Hh Honor Judge Mason 10
kept busy lse0lng marriage lioenses
The genial Judge d0ss no, object 10
this, however. - e "eounts" in =
financial way. and he b aevst happier
than when he thinks Ne b joining two
hearts toeslheF Cor ne beteeFmeHt and
happiness o. uaanklnd.
TIE ledge hes Issued wlthin The past
two days marriage lleensea % W. Q.
OAuthen ana Annie Whildon. 0llbera
Gather end Bessie nloxtOn, n. L.
oaAnan aad Ress Bells Hilluhn, WAlis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
WITH HIS OWN GUN
NEGRO WAS KILLED
Dance Among MicanOpy colOred
People Ended Seriously.
wlLkERsoN MEr AIs DsArH

Was Told TO Keep Quiet, When Ne
Reached for Gun and Made Things
Lively for Marshal CrIsnan for Few
Mlnutes--crIsmsn Had to XIII Him.
There was q lively time a. negro
frolIc 10 MleaBopy st late bYnr Sat-
uFdsy night with the Fesalt that one
man, John Wilkerscn, was buried SON
day afternoon.
From the BEST information obtain.
able IL appears thar the neafoes were
having q fFolic and dance a. house 10
the outskirts Of the town and neigh
bora complained Of ,he noise. Marshal
O. H. Crisman went tg-ths scene and
ordered them 10 desIsk when Wilker-
son. the victim Of the tragedy. went
altar him with gun. Crlsman erssped
the guu snd hsHd-so-hand encounter
snsued, the marshal endeavorIng 20 get
possession Of The gun and IN the mean
time the piece was discharged, the con-
tSnts going into the ceiling overhead.
After one chamber Of the gun was
discharged CrIsman and WIIkerson
elInched and fell, rolling out Of the
door into the yard. About that time
Crisman's son and nephew, Geo. OTIs-
man snd Basney Harris, came upon
the scene and interieFed, the pistol
was Cred aKain and wIlkerson fell dead,
A ooFonsF's jury comprising ]. H..
PrstoF, N. B. Mott, ]. n. Moffsst, e. o.
ohitty and R. 8. Ohltty was secured
and 40 inquest vas held, the verdict Of
the jury vIndIeatIng the officer. as he
was endsAVoFInR TO protect the law by
stopping the FowdInsss said 70 have
been prevailing at the dance just BE-.
fore the Sunday hour.
The verdict Of the jury vaS justl.
fable homicide, a. Marshal OrIsman
was acting 10 self.defense.
III said the negro was killed with
his own gun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

Extreme hot weather is great tAl
upon the digestive power Of babies
when puny and feeble they should b,
given . few doses Of Whites Cream
vermifOes. The eAlldrsn's tonic. II
will t,imalais and facilitate the digss.
tion Of their food, 80 that they soOr
become strung, healthy and active
Sold By W. ~. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

The regular weekly meeting of Mt
Vernon Dodge No. 20, Knights Of Pyth'
las. will be held at the castle hall
this evening ~ s O'Clock. A full
attendance 10 desired, and visiting
brothers viii be welcome.
A. PmFER, G. G.
L, q. BArTER, X. Of r. 4 s,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13

BE sure and use that old and WE'LL
tried remedy, Mrs. winslow's Sooth.
ING syrup, for children tecthing Il
Soothes the child, sottens the gums,
Allays AL pain. cures wind collie and IL
the beat rVmedy Cor diArrhoeA. Twer-
tv.flve oents A bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-13
Spralned Ankle. stlH Neck, Lame
Shoulder.

These are the common ailments for
which Chamberlain Pain Balm is es-
pccially valuable. II promptly applied
ia will save you time, money and suf.
fering when troubled with any one Of
these ailments. For sale By all drug
nLnIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
FOT0GRAF|AS EN- RUS|A

En- Russia la fotografis es un
asunto serio, y los aticionados NO en-
cuentran fscilidades para hacer fun
cionar el obtursdor, En- primer lugsr
necesitan un psrmiso de la policfa, en-
el que SO especIfcan los sitios en- que
han de poder servirse para cbtener
vistas. 81 por desgracia para ellos
son sorprendidos por la policfa Ina
presionando plscss en- las inmediscio'
mes de una fortsleza, corren el riesgo
de hacer IN viaie de placer 4 10 Silve-
ria, con un bllete dc ida que diflcil.
me nte les servira para el regreso.
De toda fotogrsfia obtenida ga pre-.
ctso envlsr una pruebs 4 q pelicia,
Que 10 mismo de dfa que de noche pue.
de renetrar en cualquier gsler{s foto-
grahcay y revissr, husmear y sobar TO-
dos los trastos y enseres de que el To-
.ogrsfo Sc sirvs.
Por fortuna-dice ell peri6dlco de
que traducmos Ia nc tieis, -pocss sor
las vistss pintorescss que puedeu to
marse en- Rusfa y los a6cionsdos a Il
fotogrsfia no abundan ca el imperlC
| de los tsares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
A NUESTRAS ACENC|AS

Advertimos q los sef1ores sgentes
que ell cohro de suscriciones Sc hace
MES PoR MES que ellos son respon-
sables de los recibos que no devuelvan
sl remitir la femess mensual. Un sus.
critor puede embroIJar la empresa
una quota; pero no mas de una, por-
que entonces 10 agencia, por 70 re-
caudar q tempo, serfa responsible an
10 nosotros.
Tambien advertimos que no sor
admisibles las manifestsciones de que
Sc DIO DE BAJA A TAI SUSCRITOR Y A
Tai oTRo un mes, 6 dos, 6 tres mesei
antes. Aquf Sc toma nota de las ba-
as embellishments, y Sc conte sta en- e.
acto y Sc suspende ell envfo de elem
plares. 81 un agente ds la bsjs y pC
Sc le contesta debe repetirla, y avisa
que ell peri6dico sigue yendo.
Estas advertencias nacen de diff
cultades one Sc presenisn csds di,
in rsz5n de ser, va que Ia empresj
dicts reglas invarisbles y es nstura
que aguarde de sus buenos amigos i
observsncia de esas reg as que 40
su Guics gsrsntfa de buens march
econ6mica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
PR0TESTA EN- LONDRES
Su rez dc NJ ts

Seis mil mujAres dieron escolta &
una delegation de las esposas & hijas
de los hombres e,ocupados en- East
End, Londres, para una entrevista con
Balfour en- III res deucia o6cisl on
D. wling Stree. En- la liz ca del desfi.
10 de las mujeres ic rmsron 80 600 hom.
bres sin empleo.
Balfour, en- repuestA 4 Ia delegs.
ci6n, ,diio que ell gobierDo reconocfa J
deploraba la situaCi6n ds las penali
dadss que hsrfa 10 que esluvlera or
81 poder para mitigarla
Crook, miembro oh ero del Par1 =
mepto por la circun scripsi6n de Wool
wlch, Sc ha anite,tado desconte y L
con Ia repuestA.
En- las calles hay escenas de nota
b g desorden Los coehes de transit,
fueron sibaldos. y Sc les gritsbs .xSe
guiremos sl ei'mplo de los rnsoI., Hs
remos una segunda San Ptt.rabur
go,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04

!ular de esta villa. Motives dignos de
tenet SO en- cuen,s hablaa pesado en-
el Amino de dicho seiior para mo- &C.
ceder d las numeIosAs peiiclones y
hasta su4 llcas que le dirigiersn to-
dos aus amiaes, que es como si i.e-
rs, ca,i todss las psrsopas de nuestra
poblaci0n pus 10 rseonocen su valer,
no solo como hab,l cirujsro y enten.
dido medieO, sino como hombre de
sentimientos tilantr6picos.
Elementos vAiosos de esta &C cls-
dad como 10 son los se1ores don JosS
Mater, don Julio Otero, don Tomas
Prado, don Franci.co Otero, don Pc
dro Brull, el Padre NJ artorell, don
Ulises Enema, don jose Perez Cruz,
don Juan Fortezs, y o,ros que shora
no ,ecuerdt, Sc constituyeron en- Ia
casa de nuestro dlstinguido amigo,
y per 81 y aonbre de- pueblo le TO.
garon que rstirase ls 1enuncia que
tieue prssentada; pero el doctor ANA.
Geo, en- sentfdas frases manifesto &
aquellos Shores la impo.ibilidAd en-
que 10 or coutrsba para complacsrles,
pues aquellA determine ion tiene el
e carSclsr de irrevoc&ble.
Los esusantes de .ess actitud de.
ben Queda arls atisfec hos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
FL SOIERANO De COREA

NotiOias de Cores traen una ans
nsza hechs por ell Emptradcr de sui.
cidarse por medic del opio, & causS
de su colera por ls actitud tomsda por
los inglests tocants & Corea. El EN-.
persdor hs dirigido una carta al Nj
nistro britanico en- Seoul. quejSndose
de 10 falta de referencis que Sc hace de
la independence de Corea en- el trata
tado anglo ispones, tratsdo que dict
Ell Emperador no obtendra su sanci6c
porque ese pacto eslablece un prctscio
rado iAponea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
Sr. director de LA DEMOCRACIA
Prestnte.


MI disIir guido sehor y amigo
Hsce va dfss que ciertns rumores
me indicsn cn&p Losible ts que Sc nae
suscItep obsticulos q la celebration,
el dia del prtximo DIciembre, del
iuicio por J1rsdos de la seforita Fe
licis Fernin1ez Dor imsginario delito
de perjurio, donde puejan YER todos
los Circumstances, con ju,ts indigns-
ci6n, al sut0r aus c5mplices, hasts
shora deglizsdos en- la sombrs. Sc
me ahade que acsso olgunos testigos
de singular imDortancIa p'ra la mas
auieutics revelation, rshnsen compa
recer & dec arar ls verdad ,cs yendo
eufermos de enfermei ad oportuns
que tanto necesita conoeer ls conclen.
cia pdhl'ca. Y por mas que as hibi
les srtes de la DISCRETION de-
TACTO DE CODOS, tan usual entrs
los cohsrdes hIp6critsr, no creo gu,
logren retsrdAr un solo dia Ell &c Il
irey.t. he ylpdicAci6n, ante 81 T.ibu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-04
Carta de Lopez Eandr6n

nal del Jurado, de Ia ioveu Inc cente 4
quien nngidas reputaciones sn soidas
acechanzas intentsn In snsstos! des.
pei un mismo tiempo de su honrs
de su LequefIo patrimonIo; ain en-
barge, 20 pido L usted desde shc re,
llegado eie case, les col muas de su
nopulsr diario, para irecer en- elias
& todo ell pals, avido de aractsres, la
rehabilitation d. 10 irccencla aDerci.
bida "a debsiir scerca de les falsi-
hcacior es de las tirmas de Felicia
Ferra1des.
De uIted COO la ma slncers graz
titud Q. .. J amigo,