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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

Fl il d great convenience to have
Al hand FSlIalile gsnlsd for re II
eases ot accident and for slight IN
jhfies and ailments good iini-
uient and one. thdts is fasts Becoming
81 taSofife if not q household heces-
sity IS Qhamherlain's Pain Balm.
iii applying it promptly to . cut,
bflise crburhsit allays the pain and
causes tie INJURY to heal in about
onestRifd the time usually required
ana ~ il IS IN antiseptic it prevents
ann danger Of blood poisoning. When
Bsil BALM Is kept At hand sprain
may BE tEeated before Inflammation
sdts ii which ENSURES 4 quick re;
e0SesS I sals by St Stone = Mercer !
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

81 ~ y s.
tslat AT. " illlams shoald repair sths
\ way and g receive $40 from the city:
ttle 1hl,ptt Wis AcEsnted 6fg
|s.e's Smiths offer to deaisats
Yale syep'.e Fnd am Stensi6n g!
y H 4, a III avenue Jed South ayefss
was y \ :re lerred to the street comm ttes
20 ]. investigate. sss
w Is Williams was granted q
permit 70 build 9 two-story house on
Webster street. titIS
W ~ Blair was given permission
to build an addition to his residence
at !, ls9s Oak street.
The petition Of several citizens
that anleiectric pole in the middle Of
the pavement on Webster street j.,e
removed was referred to the alight
commune i
ps ns n st y, l,es Ws,t Ct Lick
tr ran to lhlckman q Mlnse
Councilman Kelley offered q
written VII, proposition between him and
s V l@s ia 1s, s nc ssiss s q
J, which to drill ianwelll for CASTOR
cit government purposes. He pro-
poses to drill aewcll and putt in
pipes, provided theIcity will deposit
$1S0 4 month for theipurpose.in the
\ Empire National Bankiana spay six
A GENT twice aioyeatdon $4,000,
:. the 5e c6stsof theleanie, until the full
4 HIoup.t is discharged,l after which
fts well is etbrbe the property,tab-
solutely Of the city.
Al Eoucherqfor $16s, interest on
|,Wy Bd Vingiei& Company Iyounchers
Eas drawn in favor Of F. R. Moore,
eaGhff clerk was authorized to -par-
Is .ehafe sucs,StpHHQYp des qhift 82taiGe
assfaads- ba,;,,ry IN ~, I, q 800,
j iMf3 lKBIsslll lsN %SS5dd9s ,tSa L
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
tAtMERsa RNIaiafAbInhl 9dI

BANDS drug stores!.i llIi'lI l3fa lrd' n
'lf9llp w fmuSiin 4d3 fndI .I,,H,,,s ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

i = Y
ID what the, bill was for and was
rrhed during itheI fainI all
Tfgalarapolic menGworkstn as
+ aidassrq rhaspnrsaida the
elbhdddado aassitIpleassd about,
h$ .sbhihilll afbaakedIif there
h-pRfcedentot HattsHaid &hata
'Honae GaGt4nd etMsAndrews
, 4rgaeaithak itaBauldiibe ,arhad
ldat and Golf made ebisetiop
7 Ibecouti master pftreeesa.
lnhmw's motion that the billoba
yah the. understand ingotbatoit
ID last time anyaeityi nfticersppts
billffor extra .tims,and, that.tAs
'einm sign receipts that, def-
pfeyailefhnt Ernest,wast the only.
VhoIyoted in. negatives : d,
|hh R. Steels request that hethe,
Id1) credit on this years books
~ SSs0.A0 spent I,initipAying
hste.of last year. andothedyea
re was referred toitthea finance
nlttoe with power to .aet.9dI M
pdn'inquiry of L. g. Grille about
a.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
B.ALTIMoRR h ONO r. .l 3,

littiffFt 4 e. Nj
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. III.
Special how Rates to the
LEWIS & CLARK EXPOSITION
Portland, Oregon.
"A splendid opportunity to visit
'ssiS3 lssa CALIFORNIA
and the cl
PACIFIC COAST, is
Yellowstone National Park Sho.
shone Fals. The Y osemita b.ss
Tickets now on sdls from all station
For rates, routes and full details
address B: \ OIL Ticket Agents ORE
nv gO. w. Bassett, q! IRA IT.
eisSMi peD. B. Martini! M;P!n.,l !
5si opl iheell Baltimhre, Md.
fsli' 4 lit.,
Foislsi puss For Sich HcadaelJel,Faofi
We Had alletter from d lady in
Boulder, Colo, that should be Of IN
|lteFestlt0 people troubled with Aicl-
headache. q Sheiwrites that she had
these spells four time d Week, was
obliged 70 lrcihSin in.bed from sstd
no hours eachH time i,Ihesiattaess
| beeame fAore frequent, doctotspdohe
no gopd. Seeing advertisement
|iifI DR. Gnhn'siI nprossdb filset lpills
sba s1h9;NH{1 AtloV}Hs ,S,1hxia.,,L ~ sa,.H
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
l1npleasallfS i7lEsSts'.. n

rs YOU ever took Do Little
EARLY Risers for biiicuS IS cons
|istipatlon you know whit will pleas
sIEllre IL. These famous little pills \
cleanse he liver and lid the systoii,
If AL Bile without producing s,nI
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

= NJ. b. Lawson, Of Bridgeport, was
here Saturday HE sags nanyio Of Sdl
w, MI Morris war st6ricsuafenfalseI udjl
Miss PEARL Eliotts,6f yVilsonburg, II jill
VAST h the tbitys Saturday shopping ns@li,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

III doSawfh 'andl son are
Ig lihb GFaftoMe 9aatl d liIa1oIl
lnI Inw amos. 0siY5h Gun s,.,,.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

5fidli sfI lts IT :sGi &
Il. seis sRdliruelI .4tIe 4
1teer ifremen IS 16. 35
! works pay roll. 1s7 rs
! pay roll ~. lSSssS,
1 (extra timc) .j.llS0ilSl
4 bill for extra time-bd bicetl
I:|Ej|:;;|f1HA'|lI||E;'';;1l ;)FsaEl:'IE;;s:
The evening world., 1905-12-15
FAIR GROUND ENTRIES.

Special % The Eysnlng world)
FAIR GROUNDS Dec, 1.-THE en-
tries for tomorrow races are as fol-
lcws'
FIRST RAcE--P1rss $500 tlv. and one.
The evening world., 1905-12-15
MANY TRAINS RUN
OVER MAN ON 81"
Body Found at Pelham Ave
nue. Station Long After
Death.

/ The body OF John H. Kenney,
collector for the New York Telephone
Company, was found early to-day upor
tho northbound tracks OF the Thirt
avenue elevated railroad, at the Pei
ham avenue station. II had been lying
there FOR hours: 30 long In fact that
rigor mortis had set in, ard until Mr.
Kenneys movements have been traced
It will not be known at what hour he
was killed.
One Of the legs was found In the
street As the street Is deserted one
there was little chance OF Its being dis
covered until daylight had not the body
been found.
oscar Schuyler, Of No. 6Ss East one
Hundred and Ninety.thlrd street. identi-
fed the body.
The widow OF Mr.. Kenney was wait
ing for his return home having spent
an anxious night when the news Of
her husbands S death was broken to her
gently.
After seeing their two children 90
bed she had waited up, unable to rest
fearing something unusual had occur
red 10 delay her husband. Mr., Kenney
was forty-one years old. The station
was the one he used going to and from
his work.
Mrs. Kenny, the wife OF the dead
man, said to-day she could not account
for her husbands death, She did not
believe he committed suicide, as he was
in splendid health and spirits when ne
left his home at o'clock yesterday
afternoon He had taken lunch at
home, as his business was in the Bronx.
He had been employed by the tele-
phone company for eight months. Be
fore ne got that Job he was with the
Manhattan Trust Company for 4 tteen
years, part Of the time acting as private
secretary for J. II. Waterbury. His
wife said he was man Of quiet hab-
its and usually got home at s o'clock
In the evening. He had been prominent
in Royal Ancanum circles for many
years, and was secretary Of the Ford.
ham Council Besides his widow he
The evening world., 1905-12-15
SMILING TOM IS
At REST INCEMETERY
Formre Sheriff Dunn'S Fu-
neral the Greatest Ever
Seen in Yorkville.

The funeral Of former sherr Thorn.
as g. Dunn took place from his homo.
No &l East Slxty-eighth street, 70.
DAY, The funeral proce sion then wen,
to the Church OF st. Vincent Ferrsr.
at Lexington avenue and Sixty.sixth
street, where a high mass OF requiem
The block between First and socona
avenues, on sixty.eighth street was
impossible. The police estimated that
a crowd ~ nearly 1000 men, woman
and children were In the mourning
crowd, There was a large representa- ;
lon from the Bohemian settlement In
that section. OF the city Nobody IN
me sorrowing crowd appeared 10
The honorary pallbearers were Cbe-l4.
+. Murphy, leader Of Tammany Han.
Borough President Louis r Haffen OF
the BRINK; City Mag strates Daniai E
Finn BATTERY DAM and Joseph Moss;
Fire Commissioner Nicholas j. Uayes'
Dock Commissioner Maurice Feather.
stone, Water and Gas COMMISSIONS
John T. Oakley, john J. Harrington.
Matthew $, Donohue, Timothy Ma.
honey, Richard AMI John II. Deeves,
Dennis f. Mccarthy, William A. Finn,
Grand knight OF the Santa Marie
Council Of the knights OF Columbus
and Elliott Danforth.
There were seven coaches filed with
the floral offerings preceding the hearse
and more than two hundred carriages
were In the line that fJllowed the re-
mains to Calvary, where the interment
took place
It was the greatest funeral ever seen
In Yorkville.
The evening world., 1905-12-15
WOMEN FIGURE IN
A DOCTORS SUIT
FOR $4,000 BILL
Joseph Hermann, the
Defendant, Is a Down.
town Business Man.

A very remarkable lawsuit IL on trta
before Justice Keogh and a Jury in The
Flushing Supreme Court, In which DR.
THOMAS II. Allen, Of No. $50 Centra
Park South, seeks tc obtain judEmen,
fJr $4,000 for professional service. The
defendant In the action 10 Joseph Her.
mann, a wealthy linen merchant. OF No.
81 Thomas street.
In an astonishing manner the names
Of several women are dragged into the
case The testimony relating 10 them
was Of such d character that the Court
would not allow 1t to go on record. Or.
Allen does not bring the suit In his
name having assigned his claim to an
Eistel Meyerhoff, barber, OF Long
Island city, This was done 80 that
the suit might be brought in the Long
Island courts and publicity DO avoided.
The physician not only sues for pro-
fessional services rendered TO the club
man personally, but for attending sew
eral Of his women friends. Or. Allen
was very reluctant about testitying
concerning these women patients and
the Court ruled out questions that were
asked by the plaintlf"s counsel IN this
connection.
1t had been reported that the name OF
Miss Maud Converse, daughter Of
Rear-A Admltnl Converse had been
brought into lhe case II was ex-
planned to-day that MIR Hermann had
courted Miss Converse thirteen year,
ago and tilat she rejected his suit.
Dr. Allen never treated her. During
The rourtshjR however, he Bent
check for $1,000 to Miss Converse for
Mr.. Hermann az present. She re-
turned the check He also, acting for
Mr. Herman, wrote a check for $500, the
purchase. price Of 4 piece q land IN
offered Miss Converse as a present and
nich she refused
Or. Allen used this testimony 10 ex-
plain that the checks for $500 and s1,eoo
which Mr.. Hermann had given him
services. The physician alleges that
his full claim against the merchant
was for t33, 900, OF which 10000 was paid
Testimony was offered to-day to show
that DR.. Allen had attended Mrs. Dunn.
Low Mrs. August HOFFMAN, OF No. Al
Grove street. Brooklyn. She had been
sent 10 tho physician by Mr.. Hermann.
Some months before both her legs were
broken In an accident, and atterwad she
suffered from a nervous disorder, for
which Dr. Allen treated her.
He also sues for services rendered b
a Mrs Gibson, now Mrs. Qusnz and a
Mrs Annie thurman. Both these WON
en-, he asserts, wee sent to him by Mr.. |
Hermann.
Mr.. Hermann went on the stand 10.
day and denied at length that ne owed
Dr. Allen $4,000 and produced a pack
age OF checks showing that he had
given thousands OF dollars TO the phys
Ician For several years he gave the
physician 800 month 10 cover all
professional serces rendered TO him or
his family. Mr.. Hermann is about |
seventy years old, slightly bald, but OF |
very robust appearance.
The evening world., 1905-12-15

No Extra Change for II.
Advertisements for The World may be len
al any American District Messenger Office
In the city until T.. ~
The evening world., 1905-12-15

loayess two pretty little girls, one eight
and tho other nino years old.
The police have made no arrests I'm
the ease as they are unable 10 learn
VINO Tho rp.ormln was In charge OF
me train that llrst ran over tho man.
' ne police. believe that he fell from INC
station platform to tho tracks and be.
Tore he could eXtr!clto himself a train
ran him down.
The evening world., 1905-12-15
DON'T SHOP NIGHTS,
ONE FIRMS REQUEST
Consideration for Employees Leads
J. A, Hearn & Son to Close
4 After Seven o'Clock.

Beginning with this evening. and con.
tnung until Christmas, the stores OF
lames A. Hearn q Son will close al !
O'Clock. 1t has been the custom to keep
oEn until later during the holiday sea
th TO accommodate late shoppers, but
for the ten days preceding Christmas
NE custom will DE abandoned this year
AUD the stores will be open from $40
y, VI. 10 r. NJ
Ihe lirm has sent out n card 10 It's
customers regIetung any Inconvenience
me "afly closing may cause, and stat.
ing that the benefit TO employees will
pc - greal that they trust patrons viii
ecommoiate themselves TO the changed
The firm promises that the prompt
ana cheerful attention they Will re-
eelve VIII be such as to fully oompen-
safe Tor shoppine before p, N. 80
The evening world., 1905-12-15
MURDER WITNESS SLASHED.
Victim Dead and More Mystery
Added 20 Maine Tragedy.

KEzAR FALLS Me-, Dec. B.-The
death to-day Of Melvin Douglas from
razor cuts In the throat and arm com.
pllcates the mysterious murder and rob
berry case OF which David Varney a
prosperous farmer, was the victim on
Dec 0. Douglas was an important WITT
ness az the COroners inquest, he pos
itlyely identifying shotgun found
back Of Varneys barn as the property
Of Wesley Chick, who is under arrest
charged with the murder Of Varney, his
uncle.
Douglas was found in his barn last
night In an unconscious condition IJjs
throat was cut and the artery OF his
left arm gashed, Near the body was
razor with which the wounds were
inflicted.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
Ell hecho

Serian pr6Ximas las ocho de Ia
noche, eStaba Rivera parade en- la
acera de la casa que ocupa el esta-
blecimento comercial de los sehOres
Lamas Mendez sito en- la calle de
xOriente.S , recostado del umbral de
una puerta del centro, en- ell frente que
da 4 dicha casa, de espaldas al esta-
blecimiento y en- conversation con Isl
doro Gomez alias Soco, cuando pene-
trando el asesino Jose Gonzalez alias
Pepin. por Ell establecimiento, Sc diri-
&c subitamente al Rivera, y sin ser
visto por este, lie asest6 una pufialada
por la espalda quelmas tarde determi-
no su muerte. Rivera al sentirse he
rido, volvi6 la cara, y al encontrarse
con su matador, este, lleno de AFRO.
gancia le dice 1 Quieres otra ? Fra.
ses que no contest6 ell interfecto porque
la herida lie priv6 de articular palahra
alguna, por 10 que ell asesino hugo de
a1uel sitio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
CoS5s De teatfo
de la sehorita Nateu,
como tip!e que eS. S.,,,..6
que no eS,
MAS FUNCIONES
Sc anuhcla Ia llegada de otra
tlple para completar q
cuadro lirica.

Ell la function de anoehe, primera
de 10 presente tsmporada de tarzuela,
hicieron su debut con las escoglias
obras Gel Cabo Primero,S Gel Ultimo
'Chulo1 y sSan Juan de LuE,S Ia sedo.
rita Casimira Mateo y ell tenor c6mlco
seflor Ramirez, procedentes, segd la
empresa, del teatro de Caracas.
Las obra' puestas ca escena gus-
taron al Gb'ico
La tiple Mateo y el sehor Ramire :
hicieron todo 10 possible para agradar.
Acerca de las cualid AIDES que dis.
tipguen q la nueva tiple, podemos ma
nifestar qne posea una VOC dulcei pc.
70 dlsta mucho de 10 que sc llama una
tip!e de cartel El piblic', sin embar.
60 splaudi6 bastante. Y 81 esa saa.
ci6n basta q la sellorita Msteo, va Ia
tiene y oiala que c)ntinde tenieadola.
Los sefIores Rami"ez y Nizcarron,
dc tnuy sceptables en tus papeles.
Los denis attistss trabajaron GO.
NO Die les do entender.
La empresa prepara de un momen.
to a otro ell debut de otra tiple ue, con
Ia tehorita ateo, completarS ell cua.
dro dramst'co de la sSociedad artfs.
tcsS pudle, d } entonces abordar con
exito obras de mas empeno que las re.
pfeseutadas anCche,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
botas de Hunacao
Dos hombres rlnen; uno dc
ellos Sc abalanza sobre el
otro punal en- mano.
DETENIDO A TEMPO
La policia impiide esta tez que
Sc consume en- Humacao
lln nuevo delito,
DETENIDO A TEMPO
CORRESpONsAh

La oportupa inservepciou J la &C
titud erergica del sargento Carreras,
del puesto de Humacao, erltaron cue,
en- la maflana dc aver y On las cerca.
1ils del N srcado ocurrIese un drama
sspgriento,
L hechos son como siguepi
A las 10 a m. y en la calls prln.
cipal dc la ciudad, tuvieron un en.
cuentro Jose r ,dIiguta y Cevero &c.
pero, Aquel vlve con Ia madre de 6I-
te, la maltrata con frecueac'a.
D. ahi la question Cuaudo Ces
pero defendia su madre contra los
malos tratamientos de Rodriguez, este
cuchillo en- msno, Sc GbalanSl sobre
squel, tratando de aseslnarle. L.
aparlcion tan oportuna del sargsrt0
Carreras quien con su diestra detieue
la mano del criminal, evitaudo asi
que un nuevo crimen sc aGadlera la
lIsts dc los muchos perpetrados en- Ia
region oriental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
Nuerte de un ni6O
Un niho de diez amos muere
ahogado dentro de un pozo
en- Hato Rey,
SUCESO CASUAL
El fiscal, en- vista de las cir
cunstancias, dispone pres,
cindir de Ia autopsia,

Esteba el nino Juan Ortas sacan-
do aqua del pozo teniendo la desgras
cia de caer dentro de este y rerecer
ahogado,
En- los momentos en- que el nino
eXtraia el aqua del pozo, ringuna per-
soma estuyo presente para evitar su
caida,
Observance mas tarde la ausencia
del infortunado chico, su familia EN-.
pez6 buscare, hasta hallar su cada.
yer dentro del poao presentando todos
los sjntomas de una muerte por asf.
MIA,
FL fiscal conccptu6 innecesario que
Sc hiciera la autopsia, toda vez que el
hecho fue puramente casual,
FL doctor Marcano certified Ia de,
function del ni0o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10

Estados Uoidos de America IS.
El Presidente de los Estados Unidos
10 la Corte de Distrt) del n strito
Juiiclal de Humacao, P, II.
Eu ell asuoto s6bre declaratoria de
| ,rederos de Aureo Diaz Gomez, SO ha
asuelto;
Por cuanto nab 6odose promovi-
10 ante esta Corte de distrito por el
4etrado Rafael Tirado Verrier en- re-
resentaci6n de Juana Carm0na Ro.
Irigue2 un expediente solicitando Sc lie
eclare q ella, sus hijos Santiago,
taria Monserrate y McDserrate DlaE
Carmona y q Francisco Javier Disc
Calzada herederos sbintestat) de 81
,poso padre respectivament9 Aureo
)isz G omez, fAllecido en- ell pueblo de
Carolina ell dia cinco de O;tubre de
Ill novecientos tres sin haber ot1rga.
o testamento nj dejar otros parientes.
Por tanto Sc ordena la publication
eiictoS en- ell periodico La DEMO
'RAClA que Sc edita en San Juan, q 10
enos una vez cada sema durart9
u mes en- tres sitios Fiblicos del po-
lado de Luquillo para cue les intere-
4dos que Sc cream con derech0 & ser
lcluidos en dicha declaratoria de hs.
eleros 8 hlcer impugnaci6n q la mis-.
na concurriran ante esta Corta, & pre-.
4utar sus alegaciones en- fJrma ell dia
ez y siete de Abril del c)rriente afia
las nueve de la man ma; previni6u.
oles que pasado dicho termino oida
srrleba que ofreEca la psrte promo.
ante Sc resolvera la declaratoria dc
arederos solicitada pagandoIes 10,
rjuicios cons'g iientes q los que nc
lagsn uso de su dereCho.
ENtendida bajo mi arma en- Huma
40 hoy diez De Mario de 1906 J, A
win, Jues. Trstiico Enrique Rio
n, Secrctarlo.
Y para su publication 60 el perl6
co L. DEMocRAcIA q pedimen:o dt
parte interesada libro la presents
! Hlmacao & diez de Marie de nj
1yecientos cinco. Flrmad4 de mi ma.
y selleda con ell de este Tribunal,
Enrique R1vC6N.
Secretary District Court
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
FL aSes'no

Sc llama Jose Gonzalez elias &Pe-
pin,~ de color trigueho, como de 20
amos, de profession sirviente, vino a
este desde Naguabo alquilado con
don Carlos Garcia cumpli6 condena
en- la carcel de Humacao por hurto en-
Ell establecimiento comercial de Lamas
y Mendez tambien rob6 un dinero de
don JESUS Maria CorteS; fue ell decan
del c6lebre cab0 de la insular Loren
10 Isern, en- ell iltimo periodo electo-
raj, no solo para provocar y NAL tra-
tar q caballeros y proferir frases OBJ
senas d prasencia de sehoras y nihas
81 que tambien para comparecer ante
los Tribunales como teStigo falso del
nismo ISern Y de los c6lebres Raimun.
do Pagan y Carlos Rola guardia> de
la insular; ell eSpia permanente y de5.
carado del cucrpo: el que paseaba por
GALES y paseos en- traje indecoroso: e,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
El Fiscal

A las seis de la tarde Sc persona
en- este ell Fiscal de Humacao senior
Aponte haciendose cargo de las dill
gencias practicadas y felicit6 al Juez
senior Escute por su pericia y activi.
dad en- la comprobaci6n del hecho
consumado, Continuando el la inves.
tigaci6n, recibi6 declaraciones don
Celestino y don Jose Mendez, Isido.
ro Gomez alias Scco don Evaristo
Flores, saliendo de aqui para Huma-
caoa la una de la noche, levandose
al asesino Jose Gonzalez alias Pepin,
nigna de loa es Ia actividad del
senior Aponte en- esa investigation 10
que Sc comprueba con ell hecho de que
ell asesinato Sc perpetr6 en- la noche
, det 5y hoy q las ocho ha de haberse
leido la acusaci6n Fiscal al REQ Con.
zalez futuro candidate d la pena que
, el C6digO senala para los que come.
ten asesinato de primer grado mo
el que nos ocupa, pues de tai 10 cali
; fca el Fiscal,
Dicese que cuando ell Gonzalez
asest6 la puhalada al Rivera, Sc en-.
contraba en- la esquina Immediate el
Ipolicla Figueroa, quien sigui6 tran.
quilamente calle abaio, paSo corto, us.
ta larqa y renga Ia pogd,
Dsspu6s de hsrido el H N. Jose
Cordoves BerIi 's, este declar6 que su
sgtesor vesti TRACE amarillo igual 8
parecido al de la policf. Esto auexo
a que durante el dia ell guardia Urru'
tia tuvo su cahallo preso en el dep6si'
10 sacandolo 81 oscurecer y que des
'pr6s mand6 al apahtadero de don
de 10 trsjo un muchscho cond1ci6u.
dolo por su orden detras de Ia Iglesis ;
son datos que pueden inf lir en- { pro.
,csso y que no dudo que ell Fiscal
,Apont, los apreciara porque me cons.
ia est4 interesado en- esa csusa en el
corcepto de que sufra ell castigo ell
vsrd adero deliucuentei pero 81 por
desgracia com ponen ell Jurado hou~
bres como los que compusiercn e. que
jasg6 q 10 de Thu mas, veo enterE
msnte iuitiles & ioefcaces los 9 f1er
, . s del Fiscal por que solo habrar
completes, / los hubIsren
7 CORRESPONsAh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10
Los doctores Barreras y PaI6u

Estos Sc encontraban en- el consul
torio medico que tienen establecido en-
este pueblo y al tener noticia de que en-
la farmacia Martinez Sc hallaba un
hombre que &arrojaba mucha sangre.
por la bocaS, salieron presurosos q
prestarle los auxilios de la ciencia Y
yendo por la calle de la Iglesia, frente
4 la casa dc do1a Ana Jimenez viuda
de Dueho, encontraron un hombre ten
dido en- ell suelo boca abajo y observa.
ron su a,rededor alguna sangre, por
10 que le hicieron conducir al hospital
d fin de curarle, 10 que verihcaron
Gregorio Marin Aniceto Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-10

d ,e portaba garrote, revolver y puhal
y los blandia pibicamente a ciencia
Y eonciencia de la policia, Y en- fin.
IN VERDADERO TURBULENTO patroci-
nado por Lorenzo Isern Y C@ para fra
guar hechos escandalosos como el
ocurrido la tarde en- que don Jose
Ramon Anguita acometi6 con un re-
volver don Jose Maria Cortes, di-
ciendole al cabo Isern: &C abo aquf
me tiene a sus 6rdenes1 mostrandole
un hermoso punal que fue visto pdbli-
camente y que no lie fue ocupado. En-
cambio fueron otros caballeros acu-
sados de turbar la paz.