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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
Cdmara de Delegates
SESSION De AVER


Sc leen el acta y varias peticiones
y memoriales.
En- tercera lectura es aprobado ell
Fl. B. 81 de los sefores CamufIas y
Soler sobre elecciones y pasa al Goa
seio Executive.
Sc discuten los dictamenes de las
comisiones sobre los H. B. 66, "a, 80,
lOl, 1O3 y 1O5 Son aprobados.
P6nese 4 discussion ell G. B. 16 So
bre una comisi6n coniunta para ell es.
tudio del proyecto de ley sobre con-
dados.
Ell senior de Diego apoya el dicta-
meA explicando los motivos porque Sc
aplaz6 en- el Conseio.
Ell senior Besosa habla en- igual
sentido, msnifestando que siempre Gre
y6 que ese bill adolecfa de grandes
deficiencies y SO alegra haya sido pos
puesto.
Carri6n pide ( Ia presidencia que
la Comisi6n que Sc nombre para esa
junta sea formada por un delegado por
cada distrito.
Diego manifesto que las Comisio.
nes son nombradas libremente por ell
Presidente; que esta es una cortesla
que SO tiene siempre con la Presiden-
cia y que todos debemos confar en- la
discresi6n del Presidente.
Ell bill es sprobado por unanimi-
dad.
Sc sprueba el H. B. 81, sobre abo-
lici6n de Juzgados do paz en- ciertos
t6rminos municipales. Este bill 90
apoyado por el senior de Diego demos
trando Ia raz6n economical y ls raz6n
juridica & que obedece esa rsforma.
La presidencia participa que el
Consejo ha aprobado el H.'B. % sobre
establecimiento en- Estados Unidos de
una Agencia Comercial, con algunas
enmiendas. Interviewer en- 10 discu-
sion los sefiores Besosa, Abril y So.
ler y son aprobadas las enmiendas
del Consejo,
Ell senior Montalvo presenta una
moci6n para que ell Reglamento de la
Camara sea aplicado & la Comisi6n
total.
La combate ell sefior Besosa y Ia
de6ende ell senior de Diego.
Besosa dice que la Camara ha he
cho muchos bills pero ningunofde YER
dadera importancia y que todos lo'
proyectos de ley que combate alli Ii
minoria serSn g,aIIotinadOs por el Con
seio, como ha ocurrido va con algu
nos.
Diego contesta demostrando qu'
Ia ley devolviendo su libertad lo
municipios anexados la de reforma
escolares la de reformas en- la poll
cfa; la de inscripciones y ley electo
raj, serian sufcientes para demostra
que Ia labor de esta legislature es el
importancia y trascendencia para 9
pats, superior & todas las anteriore
legislatures, Que la iactancia con gu
Besosa dice, que toda ley que 81 com
bata sera guiIIOtinada en- ell Consejc
no tiene fundamento. Que 81 el Con
sejo ha pospuesto algunos bills de !
D C&mara, tambien 6sta ha pospuest
otros del Conseio; que ESQ tiene gu
ocurrir siempre en- las legislatures
; que por 10 visto BeSosa ignora las re
laciones que existen entire uno y otr
cuerpo legislative; y que no es extrs
no que en- una Asamblea 90 presente
proyectos de ley inaceptables. Que
: moci6n del senior Montslvo tiende
{ evitar dilaciones y obstruccionism
en- estos ultimos dias de Ia legislator
en- que tanto hay que trabsiar.
Puesta & votaci6n, la moci6n I,
aprobada por mayoria de votos.
i Sc suspende Ia sesi6n q las cine
de la tarde, hasta el iueves las do
por ser hoy microbes dia festive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
|n|oInaciones del Consejo Executive
Session de aver
Ell Bill de consolidation de los municipios

SO exslende en- algunas considera.
clones acerca del n1mero de habitan.
tes de los pueblos pide que Luquillo
sea Independence.
Ell senior del Vale. -Es verdad-
dice, que las ciudades quedaron pro-
fundamente disgustadas con la ane-
xion de pueblos. La anexi6n no ha
dado el resultado apetecido, como
desean los habitantes de los pueblos
separarse, creo que debe de atenderse
a sus lstas queias.
. JslseTlor Diaz Navarro Dice que
ell Consejo Executive en- ningdn modo
debe de cerrar el paso de la vida mu.
nicipal q los pueblos. Es partidario
de que todos los pueblos que tengan
madios propios para desenvolverse
Sc separen. Y al efecto propone una
enmienda y secunda la moci6n hecha
por ell sefior Post, para que la palabra
municipio sea puesta despues de Hor-
migueros.
FL senior Barbosa dice que politi.
camente le importa POGO la consolida-
cion de los pueblos. Manifesto Que
ningdo favor ha hecho al partido que
representa-. Dice que dar& su voto
para que pase el Proyecto, mientras
SO le prueba que los referidos pueblos
sue tratan de separarse tengan las
condolences de educarse on la vida
municipal. Combate la enmienda del
senior Post para que no SO separe al
pueblo de Luquillo. En- ell resto de la
enmienda NADIA tiene que opener.
El senior Diaz Navarro. Mani
fiesta que siendo los deseos generates
de Barceloneta continuar anexado
al municipio de Manatf, el Consejo 10
tome en- consideration.
Ell senior Post propone que Sc pase
la secci6n 10 y SO continle la discussion
hasta tanto no Sc hayan recibido los
informes necesarios con respecto 4
Luquillo y Manatf para resolver las
objecclones de los sefiores Barbosa J
Diaz Navarro.
Sc aprueba la moci6n del sehol
Post y Sc pasa la secci6n 2 del Pro
yecto.
Terclan en- el debate del artfculC
los seiores Post, Barbosa, Diaz Ma
varro,Willoughby y Sanchez Morales
El senior Sanchez Morales mani
fiesta que debe enmendarse la secci6l
seguuda tai como indic6 el seflor Dia
Navarro y secundan los seflores Bar
bosa y Post.
FL sefor Post presenta una en-
mienda a la enmienda del senior san
chez Morales, que dice asf
sDisponi6ndose que el Goberna
dor al nombrar dichos alcaldes 10
eligira ell partido que haya obtenid,
en- las elecciones de 1904 una mayorfl
de votos en- los precintos electorate
! lnclusos en- Ia nueva municipalidad.
Queda aprobada.
Sc aprueban las secciones tercer
y cuarta con enmiendas.
Tambien Sc aprueban con enmier
das las secciones 5,.6, L s, 9, 10, y II
} del bill.
El sefior Diaz Navarro retira
: Ultima hora gu moci6n de snexa
} Barceloneta q Manati.
Ell senior Willougbhy dice que el
ta en- favor del proyecto tai como 4
ha presentado en- la Camara, y recuel
: da que asf como Sc hizo una gran Ii
} justicia al pasar la ley de consolidt
} ci6n, no sc cometa ahora otra con O.
: parar los municipios que no prefer
q den en- la actualidad su autonomia.
El senior Bsrbosa secunda la m,
r ci6n presentada por 81 se6or Post.
s Ell H. B. 2 queda aprobado &C
= enmiendas.
y Sc levanta la session & las cinCo
veinte minutes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
EUGEN|O ASTOL

Anoche tuvimos ell gusto de estre-
char Ia mano de nuestro querido ami
go y compaHero, ell brillante escritor
don Eugenio Astol.
El senior Astol permanecer& en- San
Juan cinco 8 seis dfas, regresando des-
pu6s & Ponce.
Saludamosle afectuosamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
Bale de coRflanza

Siendo hoy dia de fiesta america
ma para celebrar ell aniversario del
cumpleafios de George Washington,
tendra lugar en- Ell Parque Borinquen
un bale de confsnza al cual asistira
sin duda la sociedsd alta de la Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
Il d|tinnO dia

Mahana es el tltimo dia en- que SO
reservan los palcos para los bales de
carnaval.
Las personas que tengan sparta-
dos y no los recojan en- todo el dia de
mafiana, no tendran derecho & recla,
marlos y Sc les adjudicsra & los que
estan aguardando turno.
Asf nos 10 participa la comisi6n.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

for championship honors. The love that racing
folk have for a good horse plainly demon
strated. for they were lavish with applause as
he came cantering back TO the stand
The Seagate Stakes, the carded feature. re-
suited in pretty race between Merry Lark and
Coy Maid and the decisive defeat OF St Beiiane
the strong favorite After the first six furiongs
IL developed into g two-horse race but a race
that brought the crowd 70 Its feet Six three
year-oIds made UP the field. and six that have
some pretentions to class. although not among
the top notchers. st. BelIane in his last good
race with Monsieur Beaucaire and AdbeII was a
short priced favortte. while Merry Lark, Coy
Maid. Wild Mint and Tongorde- were all held
between to ! and to /
Tongorder. which ran second to Oxford In the
Buffalo Derby. raced into the lead at the start
s, 9llo showed the way for six furlongs. Merry
Lark ana Coy Maid raced head and head be-
hind him. while Wild Mint under double wraps
was fourth, with st. Bellane and Pasadena
bringing up the rear. beaten, TO all appearances
IN the first quarter At the far turn Merry Lark
ana Coy Maid raced past Tongorder and turn
ing Tor home, Merry Lark drew slightly away
Coy Maid was game, however not willing to
capitulate. and when Knapp called on her she
fought her way up to Merry Lark and they
came down through the last sixteenth stride for
stride First one and then the other seemed to
have slight advantage but just at the end
Hildebrand managed 10 get Merry Lark to make
one last effort, and II carried him over the line
a winner by short head. Lyme went from a
pull TO drive on Wild Mint but while he easily
disposed Of Tongorder he could not get TO the
two leaders.
St Estephe Punta. Uncas and Snow were the
other winners. Uncas took the handicap at one
mile and A furlong, beating, among others. Mon
s1eur Beaueaire and Go Between which, in spite
OF the weight they were called handle, were
second choice and favOrite respectively. Uncas
did not seem TO settle In his stride for six fur
longs but he then closed strong, and was going
away at the end. Go Between was hopelesEiy
outrun from the start. This business like little
fellow is not partial TO weight, and while he kept
on trying. under Martins vigorous ride he could
never get near the leaders. Monsieur Beaucaire
as II he stating of after his recent hard
races. Wotan ran to his best form and hung
longer than usual Sinister evidently does not
care for a route. He had speed. but gave it up
at the head OF the stretch
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
THE MIM0SA iii AGAIN.
IN LEAD FOR TROPHY.
Beats the 4lert and the Nike nth
Lee Rails 4rcash.

Commodore Trenor L. Parks sloop. the Mi
mosa III. sailed fine race yesterday afternoon
on the Sound and again beat the Alert and the
Nike In the second race for the Manhasset Bay
Challenge Cup. The race was sailed In a strong
southwesteriy wind, starting from OFF the Amer
iean Yacht Club house at Milton Point. The
yachts had all the wind they wanted. and stag
gered along with lee rails awash. while white
caps studded the Sound. 1t was refreshing af
ter morning OF dead calm and heat.
The yachts sailed twice around nine and one
quarter mile triangle going first to Matinicock
Point then 10 Motifs Point and then home. 1t
was a reach on the first leg, a beat the
ond and a broad reach home.
At the start the Alert was first across the
line, followed by the Nike. and the Minosa
poor third. The Mimosa was sailing well
though, and she soon drew through the Mixes
lead, and had a hot fight with the Alert Failing
to draw through that yachts lee, she luffed. and
just before the first mark was reached passed
the Alert to windward The Mimosa at that
point was ten seconds ahead of the Alert and
rorty seconds ahead of the Nike A slight shift
In the wind made it a close reach to the second
mark, and the AIirnosa increased her lead by
minutes seconds, and on the third leg she
gained 15 seconds more
On the first leg of the second round the
Mimosa gained 1 minute Is seconds, and the
wind having gone back to its original quarter IL
was peat TO the next mark Turning 10 wind
Ward, the MimOsa added five minutes more to
her lead. On the third leg she lost thirteen Soc
onds. but this through the wind dropping
somewhat until she had finished and then
Treshening again. The Mimosa sailed the course
IN z hours IS minutes seconds.
The Mtmosa has now six points in the total
score, while the Alert has four and the Nike two.
The last race will be sailed to-day, and the
MtmoSa should win and retain the cup for the
american Yacht Club. The summary follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
RANKING PLAYERS TO MEET.
Plans for the Round Robin Tournament On
the Seabright Courts.

The ranking lawn tennis players OF the country
will meet on the courts OF the Sea0rght Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club. at Seabright. n J. next
week in an invitation tournament under the ci-ec-
ton OF the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association. The viii be round robin doubles
and a singles played the lose and out system
The teams in the doubles viii include Frederick
b Alexander and Harold II. Hackett. George L
wrenn jr and Reginald Fineke. Malcolm D. Whit
man and Theodore Roosevelt Psil and Raymond D
Little and Robert lie Roy The competitors IN the
singles wiz be Richard Stevens. Joseph D Forbes
Edward B. Dewhurst- Robert lie Roy. Harold h
Hackett George L Wrenn. j.. Frederick B. Alex
ander and Raymond d Little.
The cups for the doubles have been presented by
Mrs Thomas n AcCarter- In this event each pair
will play every other pair the best two out OF threa
sets and TIE pair winning the greatest number or
matches VIII become the winners OF the cups
The cup presented by Mrs Fritz Achelis II fsS
viii the prize in The singles II IS a chal-
lenge trophy. now held By William A Larned who
IS present with the American challenging team
England and II must be won three times 10
become the personal property or the holder A
special trophy has also been presented by Sarnues
Riker II The play IN the singles will be the best
in three sets. except IN the final. which VIII
be the best three IN five sets
II has been arranged By the committee IN charge
that the challenge match for the Achels cup VIII
be played the club courts after the return OF
William A Larned from abroad
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants the opening of a series with
Chicago in a ten-lnning gans at the Polo Grounds
yesterday by a score OF s to s.
1t was grandstand finish for when the local
players took the field in the ninth inning the
game seemed hopelessly lost. as Chicago had
clean lead OF three The champions were
equal TO the occasion, however and set the big
crowd nearly wild by pounding out three runs and
tying the score and then winning cut In the extra
inning.
McCinnity put out Of the game in the
eighth inning and Wiltse took his place and did
clever work; The fielding of the home team was
Hawiess and the clever work OF DahIeu was the
cause or generous applause. He took eleven
chances without misplay. The batting OF
SFoWne was another feature He made four hits
IN MS six times at bat. One hit three
In the ninth inning. with three runs against them.
ne Giants went In 20 win out Strang. who batted
Ior Gilbert was first up, and started the run
settlns his liner was fumbled by Tinker. Bresna-
nan went out on fly on which Strang got to sec
ond Wiltse got base balls. and Browne beat
out an lnneiu hit. filling the bases. On the OF
OonLlns ny Strang crossed the plate. McGann
Was Was hit by pitched ball. again filing the bases.
men Mertes sent out a timely double, on which
Wiltse and Brown crossed the plate
BresTa han scored the winning run in the tenth
inning with two out He got 20 first on a single
reached second Wtltse's bunt and scored on
Donlin's scratch hit. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit July u-DetFoit turned the tables on the
HishIanners to-day and won by score Of to L
The neding on both sides perfect and brilliant
stops BY o'Leary, Crawford and Mcintyre were
loudly appiauded
Donovan pitched for the home team. and while
erratic. giving seven bases on balls. allowed only
TWO hits Powell pitched Tor the visitors and while
being hit freely, managed 20 keep them well scat
tered until the seventh inning. when Detroit got
three men across the plate.
Powell made the first hit for his side In the
eighth inning, when he sent out a single to centre
Yeager ran for him. and the out Of Dorlz hertv's
ny and Heelers single feager was able cross the
plate with the Hlghlanders only tally.
In the seventh inning COughlin started the run
getting for Detroit when his nv dropped safely be-
tween Elberfeld and Dougher1y He scored on
Lindsey's single On Dorovan's tvo1bese hit Lind
sey tailed and Barrett's single Donovan
the plate. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
ARDSLEY LAWN TENNIS.
ALleH and Watson Hin Again In
Round Robin Tournament.

Holding 20 the generally high class form whicn
they displayed on the opening day OF the special
round robin lawn tennis tournament on the
courts OF the ArdsIey Club at ArlsIey-on-the-
Hudson. C. T. Watson. IT.. and Harry r Allen.
the Orange-Nev-Tork combination won their
second consecutive victory Yesterday II any
thing Watson and Allen were a t-4ne faster IN
getting after the place shots Of their opponents
then they had been on the previous day in their
match with Hackstt and Alexander. the Yale
Princeton team The opposing pair, stephen c
Mii}ett and ]. R. Marvin. OF the orange Lawn
Tennis Club. afforded Watson and AIlen many
opportunities to accomplish some spectacular
work IN the way OF dIfheuIt gets. which contrib
uted TO the exciting features OF the match for
the gallery OF fashionable spectators present
In the end Watson and Allen won n three
straight sets by the score Of is. 81. 62
MIlEett and Marvin forced the scoring al
through the first set. They made a strong and
sustained attack from deep in their court. and
caused Watson and Alien end OF trouble on
their side by lobbins accurately the base line
Both pairs were also remarkably good On their
service and the games fell with regularity up
to five all. In the majority OF these ten games
the points touched az deuce before they We're
won II was the clever footwOrk o. Watson and
Allen that finally gave them the first set az 10.
and from that on TO the close Of the contest they
proved somewhat stronger
In the second set Watson and Allen by tnsar
driving 10 the corners OF the opposite court
managed 20 hold OF bIillett and Marvin. so that
Il afforded the winning pair chances 70 gain the
net position. Once there both Watson and Allen
played sIashing tennis and 1t was seldom that
either OF the men the other side were sue
cessfuI IN making fair return This set ended
at 6-1 in Watson and Aliens favor. and Mlett
and Marvin played on the defensive through that
and the following set
The other match scheduled for the day was
not played, as il was impossible for the teams 70
attend Only contest is scheduled for to
day, in which Watson and Allen viii meet the
Colum bia- Princeton pair. Robert lie Roy and
Raymond d Little. the team that lost 70 George
L. Wrenn. fr., and Reginald F. Ffncke. OF the
Country Club. OF West Chester. on the opening
day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
HERMIS WITH CCLORS UP.
WINS IN FAST TINE.
Merry Lark Beats Coy Maid Head
IN SeGgate Stakes.

A head and head finish in which Merry Lark
beat Coy Maid head for the seagate Stakes
and the first appearance OF Hermis under colors
this year were the features Of yesterdays rae
ing AZ Brighton Beach. A big midweek crowd
was IN attendance. and Il seemed 70 enjoy to
the fullest the cool breeze of the ocean and the
spirited racing Herrlis made his 1905 debut IN
the second race at six furlongs. and under the
conditions met a small held Ct horses, non
winners since May 4 Jocuod was his only
really formidable antagonist, and the compeu-
ton he furnished was hardly enough TO make
the big red horse do his best.
Hermis looked stroag and iusty and. but for
bandages on his fore legs. which gave indication
CT the trouble that has kept him away from
the post so long. could not have presented a
better appearance. II is almost a year ago that
he was forced into retirement, after beating
Beldame in the Test Handicap at one mile in the
fast time of I-3S over somewhat dead track
That mile is generally looked on as one OF the
greatest ever run in this or any other country
he pulled Up "A little lame after that race and
since then has been under some suspicion. Yes
Jerday IL was only & question OF his soundness
and ne was an almost prohibitive favorfte at 2
70 and ! 70 3. He justified the confidence of
those who took this short price and won gaIlop-
ing. after forcing the pace. in the fast time OF
i -13 l-5. Better vet, he pulled up sound TO all
appearances, and came back TO the judges
stand hardly drawing a long breath. It was
performance that gave great promise that he
would train on and once more take his place
among the greatest and best which are striving
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
THE CORONA LED THE FLEET
First IN Port on Fourth Days Run of East
ern Yacht Club Cruise.

camden Me-, July u--Artnur F. Luke's schoon-
er yacht Corona again led the fleet OF the
Eastern Yacht Club. on the fourth days run of
lts eastward cruise to-day. The course was from
the east entrance OF Boothbay Harbor outside Two
Bush Island, west entrance of Penobscot Bav n
Mark Island, opposite Camden. thirty-ntne miles
The start was in light airs, at II 80 O'Clock A
moderate southwest breeze blew in mid afternoon
softening toward sundown The Corona was s
hours 81 minutes in covering the course. Her com
petitor, the Chanticleer, was l hour % minutes
longer.
The new 5S-fOot waterline Herreshof sIoop Doris
won in her class from the 70-footer Athene, al
lowance. The smaller classes did nOI finish up to a
half hour after sunset when the Eastern club calls
its races
The feet sails at will to IsIesboro tomorrow
races to Bartlett's Narrows on Thursday. and
thence around the island Of Mount Desert Bar
Harbor Friday. On Saturday the cruise will be
wound up with invitation of Bar Harbor.
in which several New-Tor Yacht Club boats are
expected to enter.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
COLLEGE ATHLETICS DEMoRALIZED.
So Says President Of Trinity College in His
Annual Report

Hartford. Conn. July 1.-The annual report or
President F1avel 5. Luther the trustees Of Trim
ity College. made public to-day. contains a refer
ence to collegiate athletics. The report says
The general athletic situation has not improved.
More ard the supposed interests or sha Far1-
Gus sports absorb undHy the attention OF the few,
while heaithful and improving recreation - neg
lec1ed by the many whose physical LIMITATIONS or
whose more important occupations make II unlike
Iv that they can attain athletic distinction
Trinity has not escaped the widely prevalent de-
mora IlzatfOn. due the importance wisely at
tributed to athletic success We have had
pleasant evidence athletic history OF blunted
moral perception and OF indifference 60 the
means made OF IN attaining supposedly desfra
he ends, almost discOuraginS as the corrUrciOn
largely complained OF in American business and
politics.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
FAST PRACTICE GOLF.
Many Good Scores by Professionals
on Fan COrtLandt Links.

There were no records broken at Van Cortlandt
Park yesterday. but the professionals from near
and far in force, familiarizing themselves
with the course. they would not be at a disad-
vantage when the big tournament begins to-mor-
morning.
The best score of the day was "a. made by
Robert Dow. the Knollwood Country Club profes-
siOnal He made this fine score in a match with
Walter Stoddart. the Wee Burn Golf Club profes-
sional, whom he beat by up. Stoddart doing the
course in 76. Dow's score was:
fS Out ..........--.-.'.-.4 Sss3 es2
number Of the professionals who saw the
course yesterday for the first time played around
under 50, David Ogivte, North Jersey Country Club
went went around IN 10 William Braid, OF the Suburban
club, OF Baltimore, did 76. did F Eastman a
local clubmaker George Turnbuu Sadaouida CoJn-
try Club, Utica, did a Il. and Aleck Campbell
Brookline Country Club. Boston, did a e
David Brown, who tied with Willie Andersen in
the open championship at Baltusrol in 1869 and
was beaten on the play-0fT. did the course in =
Brown won the championship of Great Britain in
lSs6 and is a strong player. Jack Yenters the
Shinnecock Hills professional. also did a N and
Tom Williamson. q cIubmaker at Van C,orfIandr
Park did a Is There were plenty who went around
IN the eighties.