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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
MAYOR vET.0|E||::.S| !
B|CYC | BILL
Ordinance Wticl, Created Much
Bitter Opposi-
ton.
RoBT. u. LEATH FOUND 4. DEAD Dc |. I:
The Body Found Oh the Sidewalk
Near. Home Of His
Friends.
l.ali5Gi..

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PETERsBURG, VA, July f17.-Mr. Ro-
bert Fl. Leath, OF Richmond, was found
dead In Byrne Street early this morning,
his body lying on the sidewalk q short
distance from the residence Of his friend,
u. Colin Neal, where he took supper Sun
day night, as usual, but complained Of
feeling badly. XXI
Apoplcxy or heart disease was adjudged
the cause Of dea tn, and the coroner con-
sidcred an inquest unnecessary It. had
long been Mr.. Leath's custom to spend
Sunday evening In Petersburg with Mr..
Neal and his family. who were old
friends He left the house about half a
\ past eleven O'Clock sunday night. and
was not seen again alive.
Mr.. Leath was tWenty-six. years old,
and had been for several years q clerk IN
Julian w. Tyler clothing store In Rich.
,nond. He was we'll known in this city!
where he lived for some time, and was
connected with the house Of r. y. Lums-
ford & CO. His body was taken to Rich
mond this afternoon In charge OF his
brother, Mr.. Joseph I. Leath. Mr.. Leath5
Is survived by his mother. three sisters.
and two brothers @ Ra
MAYORS VETO.
Mayor William NJ !. Jones has vetoed the
bicycle ordinance, passed a few days ago
by the Council and Board OF Alderme len to
prohibit bicycle riding on any sidewalks
or in Central Park, which latter provision
was disapproved by the Mayor and pro-
duccd the veto. 3.#i&
The ordinance reused vigorous oppo-
sition among citizens generally, Il and IN
both branches of theecity legislat lure, ana
was passed with considerable difficulty.
Petersburg Association, No. 49,. National
Association OF Stationary Engineers, was.
organized at Pythian Hall, Saturday night
by a delegation from the Richmond and
Portsmouth Associations. The following
officers we're Intalled: Past President. G..
4 s. Fowlkes; Presiden w. T.5g1Vaymack::
Vice. President, w. E. Wells; Associate
Deputy, a.. r.. Collins; Treasurer. George
Hawkins; Corresponding Secretary, @. A.
Poarch: Financial Secretary, j.. E. Jones;
Recording Secretary A. T.. Collins; Con-
ductor, T. u. Allen: Doorkeeper, W.. A..
. Beasley. 49,
b TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
e s Three strong temperance addresses were
delivered here yesterday by the Rev. Dr.
George w. Young, OF sGOrGctoWn, NY y.
Young spoke at the First Baptist Church
inthe morning, Market Street Methodist e
Church in the Afternoon. and the High
street Methodist in the evening Large
audiences heard strictly non-polltical tenn tenn
&perance speeches.
8I5 George shortt. the scven-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Short OF this city
lis In a critical condition from the enects
OF being kicked by mule The acc'-,
dent occurred yesterday In Brunswick,
where ne was visiting. It Is believed thai
the childs skull has been fractured ana
both parents have been summoned 70 Ms
/ bedside. W. s2 u 3..sS 81 i
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Progressive Peanut Party.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.) HI IL Is
COLUMBIA. VA July II. The social event
OF last week here was the progressive peanut
party given by Mrs. r. E. Hughes at Mrs.
cosby's residence In honor OF Miss Lucy Bur-
We'll, OF Stafford. .
we'll. Miss Warre Snecd. Miss Annie Randolph,
Miss Francis Leigh. Miss Marie and Julia
Payne Miss Evelyn Bowlee. Miss Lizzie Rich
ardson and Miss Susie lIodgson The young
men were John and Edward Nelson Marshnll
and Rush Co~herd, Harry and sWilbert Rich-
Adams Argyle and TrevllIan Turner. Of Rich
mond. Ii Z. .s
music being rendered by Miss Richardson, while
Rush Cowherd captured the prize. hands
some stick pin Light refreshments were served.
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Lewis and Acker.

lt Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& sTAUNTON, VA. July 17.-At "a mass
meeting Of the Republicans OF Highland
county just held at Monterey, Judge L.
L. Lewis. OF Richmond, Va. late Of the
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia, was en-
dorsed for the nomination for Governor,
and the delegations We're Instructed also
to vote for and use all honorable means
to secure the nomination OF ex-senator
John Acker. OF Rockingham county for
Lieutenant Governor.
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VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS n
(speclal Il. The Tlmes-DIspatch.)

Ys Especial to. The :Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE A.. July 17.-
A primary election will be held on Thurs.
day, September 18th. IN the counties OF
Green and Albemarle and the city OF
Tor Senator from the Seventeenth sena-
torlal District OF. Virginia. and on the
same date a primary election will be
held In the city OF Charlottesville and
county Of Albemarle, to nominate two
candidates for the House OF Delegates.
The date WAS changed IRON (. awe
18th to septsmhsr I'm hs eeeaqse of lack
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f5Rf s. PGGsResafRsU Re -
AUGUST 10th, has been selected as the
day FOR the big rally at Bowling Green.
for the purpose OF raising additional
funds for the monument to be erected
to the Confederate dead OF Caroline
county The c1sner "a q the monn
Foundation Is ready. Committees are al
work and big preparatons are being
made Tor tho event. Prominent speak
ers will be present; a band OF music Will
3enliyen the day. and, It Ia thought, q
great crowd will assemble. About H.-
Foo Is already In hand. but more Is need
NORFOLK, VA.-Confederate veterans
and others have filed notices In the Cir
cult Court OF Princess Anne county, that
they will begin suits Monday against the
Norfolk and fsouthern Railway, Ths train
did not stop to bring those who ATTEND
( ed the Confederate reunion there tonight.
SIS to Iioo, and the notices. have created
II these suits are successful there will
\. IIARLoTTEsYILLE YA:-The Red
yaRds Club, Of this GltlXl cpEaQoae Of the.
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ELI. ELK's HOME.
Cornerstone Of New Building
Laid-Capt. Woods Orator.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July 17.-
The corr..r-stone Of the Elks' Home,
which Is being erected by cliarlottcs-
lille Lodge, No. $50. at cost O neal ~
lwenty thousand dollars, was intd with
impressive ceremonies at o'clock this
Vening. The chief address was by CAPS
.ain NIicajah Woods, the able Common
vealth's attorney Of Albemarle, u!
The hons, work IN sh'ch ms hcSlln
month ago, is situated on Light Street,
opposite the courthouse, and Is OF hand-
some de- I'm t li3 u
rs Tho local lodge is one Of the most pros
porous IN the State, having a member
ship OF nearly two hundred, s Y3.#
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Varsity Captain.

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( CHARLO TTESWILLI Lac, VI Va, July 17.-
Robert SPOTS Graham. Of 8Tazewell, Va,
ms been elected captain Of tho University
Of Virginia base ball team. for the season
+ OF 1906, 5}l 5a M 6tit n IL !, III &
Graham came t., tile University from
Pantops Academy. entering the law de-
partment In September of last year. AZ
Pantops he took n leading part IN
athletics playing on both the baseball
and football teams OF that institution.
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Freern mar
snanial 10 THE Times DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcho
NJ NJ Freeman. OF Altoona, Pa, and
Miss Mis- Liizazie Hay henson, daughter OF Mr..
T. III Benson. Of Urbana. were MAJ
ried last week mt the home OF tho
brides parents, Rev Richard Ferguson
NJ, ana Mrs. Freeman left afterr, the
ceremony for d bridal trip and VIII re-
side at Altoona, Pa. 55
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Shenandoah Chautauqua,

Especial to THE Times Dlspatch ,, -
andoah Valley Chauta,lqua assembly a. Har-
.onburg viii begin August an and continue
70 On Wednesday, August 9th, Captain Rich
mond Pearson Hobson VIII deliver his famous
address on "Amerca The Peacemaker Of ,the
shonts a sister of President .shonts. OF sthe
Panama Canal commlsson, WI! speak on n, re
tourI and Indiana '"Hoch, Folk and Iianlyl
or Such a Time as This" saH2
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Mrs. Eliza beth Goffigan..

Especial to The 1TImes-D1spntch.) 40
5 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, ] July. 17.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Gofrigan. wife Of W. E, Goffi-
gan, chairman OF the York county Demo-
cratic Committee. died last night at her
home. Harris Grove, near yorktown. Tho
funeral will be from the residence to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock. ~ H.
The body will be Inferred In the family
burying grounds near Smlthfield. Mrs.
Gofrigan was Miss Elizabeth Cooke, Of
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
Kills His Little Brother With a
SHOTGUN.
Especial to The Tllncs-D ispa

NJ Especial to The Tlmcs-Dspat
# OvERLEY, PRINCE EDWARD Co.
VA. July l7;M,Whlle two little sons sons. Of Q,
we're hunting Saturday afternoon. the
gun carried by Watson In some. unac-
:ountablc way went off. instantly kill-
Ing his seyen-year-old brother. James
Moses. . 4. s .ffBils .
Mr.. Hllsmnn was attending the unyeil-'
Ing exercises .Amclia.M The mother
BILE accident. 3 5
"A largo concourse OF people attended
the burial Of the little boy yesterday at,
hill overlooking old Sailor Creek battle-
Rround. u ~. Ll- .L.lL $500.
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MISS |[NI|.T|sM'I|||.N|'!G I IS ( !. !.
NEARING HER ' END n! !
Ford, Her Slayer, Seen in the
Woods Near
Goshen.
Especial to Tho Tines Dlspa tch.)

" % ItFCIHI 20 7 nc I1IlIEh-11TbVttCII.1 I39
S1iILLBORO. VA, July l7.--a1ss Emit
smtnger. the second victom ofithe Rock
bridge tragedy is still alive, but sinking
rapidly, and her death is looked for at
any moment. l5j5 s.
Ford, the murderer, was seen by men
who know him well in the woods near
Goshen Sunday morning. The sheriff and
a posse are now on his track.
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AN AMERICAN CRUISER
WITH A CHINESE CREW

Sd Especial to The Times Dispatch.) III
& NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 1.-THE United
states cruiser Ajax has arrived at Old Point
from South America and Ia awaiting orders
The vessel Is manned by q crew OF Chinese
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C.. c.. FaulcOner.
3 fspecial to The Times-Dlspntch

-----7 Especial TO The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ---
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July IL.
Mr. c. c. Fa ulconer. son OF Mr.. II. A:
Faulooner,,&of Of Orange county. was lied
d. few days ago by a fall IN y the a lie
Springs. Ho lived fifteen hours after be.5
Ing injured. He was thrty-one years
old and unmarried. The remains we're
Et,,to
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F. M. Conner.
!. III !, ~ 1,,,ne, !. 1,,spatch.

eE.6 Especial to The Times DlspatchD
MINERAL, VA, Julv T.-.F. NJ. Con.
nor. printer on. the mineral Mlrror,..
died at Mineral this morning, IN the
forty-seventh year Of his ge. ( Z,
Mr.. Connor was born and spent ,e,1 ~, tas
lis lis marriage to Miss Rosa Graham. q
a. a. citizen Of Virginia, working ~, his
profession in different parts OF the State
MI r Go Con r's'i family is a distinguished
one. Judge HI 6. Connor associate jus
tce of the Supreme Court OF North Caro-
lima, was his brother.
& Mr.. Conner was "a painstaking ana
member q the Ep'seopsl Church and d, vas z
local church. He, was e I mem NJ T, Q OF
chester. Va. His wife survives him.
Funeral5of Little Boy.
The funeral Of Herbert Anthony Von-
derlerh, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
August L.. Vonderlerh, took place att
o'ciock yesterday afternoon from st.
MarY's German Catholic Church.. Tho
service was conducted byEthe Rev. Gather
Edward and the nterment was made
Mr.. and Mrs. Vonderlehr have the SYM
patty of a large circle of relatives and
friends. The little boy was one Of two
children. and was an unusually bright
lad of four years. He was taken seri,
ously III about three weeks ago. pnalg
meningitis "a developed. and eventually
reached the brain. The little sufferer
died Saturday night at 10 so clock. # lisss
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rt1E RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY JULY

july u, 1905 1 Mr.. Parrish vas born at the
M sal 1 s ma a S Ssa a so of ~ e
d man Of fine. mind and we'll educated,
remarkable degree Up to- the day q his
on fsf y war var" il kons
married at the age .of twenty-ons years years
Anew years. The children OF this mar
riage were Richard T. and Charles jacob.
n 1884 Mr. Parrish married Elizabeth N.
ase ee wers i've sons and ed anus
John D.ij. SHEPHERD, e.oason D., b. pow
hatan and Elizabeth Cnbell. wife OF Jas.
FAMILY bara eryfeS
the Rev Mir. Campbell. At the special
request OF the deceased his six sons-in--
law and daughter bore him to his last
resting place. b n + 5s5.. Ii .95l
Funeral Of Thomas Hedgepeth.
The funeral OF Tommie Hedgepeth. the
arlah Hedgepeth Of No. Gil 4 Nicholson
Street. Fulton, who was drowned satur-
day afternoon In Gil!ee,.s Creek near WI.
Harrisburg Avenue will take place .,t today ti!lX
he shipped this morning to 1vor.
Death Of An Infant.
tho SYMPATHY ofTytheir friends In the be-
reavement through which they are called
to pass In the death yesterday morning
Saunders The little boy died In Louisa
county. where the family had gone es-
peclally for the benefit of his health.
night, and the funeral Will take place
from Mr. Saunderss residence, No. 2604
Grove Avenue this afternoon at 8 o clock. \
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

LII u HE SOIO llONSMOff 5HGSFESI.i ss55i355
Whereas. It has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst DIR. WILLIAM
HENRY LYNE;s and "
SO Whereas. We recognized him as q
faithful and loyal member of this body;
a man Of exalted character and high
ideals, and a skilled physician therefore,
be8it s%3 gs3 5sf IN I!
Resolved That in the death OF DIR.
WILLIAM HENRY LYME, tha Rich
mond Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
has lost most promising and valued
mem Der. whose aim in life was always
to- elevate and ennoble thosa with whom
he came into contact, ms well as to al
,leviate their sufferlngs; and
4 Resolved, That thu pro fession at large
In the city has suffered a profound loss
In the death OF so capable a colleague.
who was always pleasant, kind and ready
made upon his time and ability; and
( Resolved. That a copy OF these rosolu-
lions be spread upon the minutes Of this
body published in the Virginia Medical
Semi Monthly, Old Dominion Journal OF
Medicine and Surgery. Richmond Journal
OF Practice, and the daily papers OF this
city, and copy sent to his family. I'll
(Signed) y
GREER BAUGHMAN. NJ. D.,
TRUMAN A. PARKER. M. D.,
:
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Miss Rebecca Carroll.
ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-D!spa tch

Especial to The 1TImes-Dspa tch.)
F. PETERSBURG,bV VA, July 17-Mrs. Re-.
died quite suddenly late Saturday night
Mt the home of her daughter. Mrs. Benz
jamin S. Wells. Mrs. Carroll q was ill
two sons and two daughters: Messrs. II.
Benjamin. and John w. Carroll. Mrs. w.
E. Talbot and Mrs, BENJAMIN s. Wells.
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WIN. r.. MATHEWS, M. D.,
GREER BAuGHMAN. NJ. D.,
TRUMAN A. PARKER. M. D.. i
Ak 81 ne Committee,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
N0TAS DE- CACUAS
Nuevos concejales. = Veinti.
dos matrimonios civiles,
Nueve cat6licos,
DISPAR0S N0CTURN0S

Han Sido nombrados los sefores
don Jose A. Ramirez Lopez, don Mar.
COS Gimenes y don Jose Garriga Flo
res, para desempefar las vacantes de
tres puestos de concej ales de este mu.
pieipio.
-Durante Ell pasado mes de Mayo
han sido celebrates { inscritos en- ell
Registro Civil, treinta y un matrimo.
MOS. De elloS veinte y dos por la Icy
civil,
- Ell barrio sPueblo nueyos Sc ha
convertible On otro <Puerto Arturo.A
No transcurren cuarenta y ocho horas
sin que Sc dele de Dir dispsros de ar.
mas, a atlas horas de Ia noche; obra
sin duda de los trasnochadores de Off.
Go que logran con este alarmar q
aquellos p~aeiacos Feciaes,
-Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad d
consecuencia de meningo e~ncefalitis
aguda Luis Trilla Lopez, hijo politico
de nuestro buen amigo y correligiona
rio don Federico Die2.
Ell joyen T'rilla fue empleado del
municipio de Caguas por ell termino
de trece amos.
Regis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
N0TAS De YABUC0A
Celestino Morales, vislinista,
celebra TN concerto. 10.
sc Facundo Cintron
CENTRAL MERCEDlTA

JU&i0 ). -Anoche celebr6 I'm mag
nifco concerto en- el Centric de InStruc
ci6n y Recreo de este pueblo ell repu
tado artista don Angel c Morales,
conQuistando grandes ~aplausos del
numeroso pdblico que lie escuchaba.
Los elogios de la prensa son bieG me-
recidos.
Las ninas Yirella, Colon y Villa
fame y ell intelligence professor selor
Huike, muy aplaudidos.
La Junta de instruction logr6
10 que no pudo conseguir del Conf.
sionado de Education ell Concejo mu.
nicipal, A petici6n de la primera SO
pondra q 10 casa-escue'a en- construc
ci6n ell nombre del yabucoeho ilustre
lose Facupdo Ciptr6n.
va en- progres0 este pueblo. En-
la actualidad Sc estan construyendo
mas cuantas caSas y pronto Sc EN- pc
zarA Ia construction de otraS mas i'm
port1ntes
Sc encuentra aQui Ell ingeniero
Agr6nomo senior Ricarte, deslindando
unos terenOs que fueron de la succession
de don c. Vallecillo y son actualmen
mente del Banco de Puerto Rico.
Hay la idea de comprar Dor ac-
clones una casa para establecer ell CEN
tro de Instruction y Recreo en- casa
pcopia,
La gran factoria Central Mer.
ceditas piensa hacer importantisimas
innovaciones para ell pr6Ximo aho.
Sc ha dicho que pronto sera
construido un buen temple para una
congregation religioSa que propaga
sus ideas con algGn proyecho entire
estoS vecinos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
N0TAS De PONCE
Denuncia por rapto.
renclas religiosas en- la car
eel de cSta poblaci6n.
BAT4LLONsS ESG0LARES

Junjo ; Hoy ha sido denuuciado
Placido Rojas por repto de Ia jovep
Manuela Santiago.
Ell P. Alcalde de la Cougrega-
ci6n de los Paules de P,ncp, ha toma.
do q su cargo la taFea de dar confe-
rencias rellgiosas q los presses on la
c&rcel de esta ciudad.
Los alumnos de Varlas e~scuelas
de Ponce p%royectan f)rmar, durante
las vscaciones, IN ej6rcito de nihos,
este es: IN battalion u~niformsdo, con
su banda de mdsica. Ell iniclador de
eata Idea es IN a,umno que estuvo en-
los Estados UnidoS, y VIC realizada
tan agradable idea en- un plantel de
ensenarza de aQuel pals,
Los eximsnes de erhe Nigh
SCHOOL, de Ponce tepdr&p lugsr On la
pr6xima semana. MuChos alumuos
de dicha esclela hablsn "a iogles CO
rrectamente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
Al extranjero contra. Ia esQuina

Todavia resonaban en- ell espacio los
alaridos freneticos de un pueblo est6-
pido & ignorante que aclamaba como
q reina vencedora q Man Peterson, la
probable homicida del bookmaker c.
sar Young, por haber sido puesta en-
libertad, debido d que ell jurado no
pudo ponerse de acuerdo nj para con-
denarla nj para absolverla, cuando Sc
coloc0 sobre ell tapete un nuevo crlmen
en- ell que figuraba como protagonista
una mujer. Solo que en- este iltimo
case, la acusada habfa confesado su
| delito y los tribunales de New Jersey
la habian condenado a morir en- la
horca.
Ana Valentino, italiana, de edad
mas que mediana y de rasgos fison6mi
cos que mas bien recuerdan q Picio
que a Venus, lego hace algunos amos
a este pals, acompahada de I'm indivi-
duo, paisano suyo, con ell que viva
maritalmente. Ambos estaban en- la
mayor m'seria GUAM 10 pisaron con sus
patazas de gananes el muelle de New
York.
I'm %aquella epoca Ana no era tar
vieja, y, por consiguiente, su rostre
posefa algunos atractivos, que la edat
Y los sufrimientos han lido borrande
despues. Honrada y trabajadora CO.
mo cast todas las mujer S de su raza.
contribuy6 poderosamente a que 81
querido lograse reunir 81 dinero acc
sario para entire los dos editicar una
modesto c~asita, en- la que durante al
gun tempo vivieron ~felices. Ella ira
bajaba aeaso mas que Ell. Cast TODD Ii
que encerraba aquel hogan habia side
adquirido con ell fruto de la labor d.
aquella inteliz muler.
Tn dia Sc present6 una joven y be
LA ragazza, cuyo nombre 30 recuerdo
la Signorina Fulanina de Tai; y e
macho Sc enamor6 perdidamente d.
ella. <La donna e movies, y Fulani
ma tambi6n SO enamor6 de 81. Y, am
{ hos de acuerdo. pusieron de patitaS Ell
la Gale q la pobre Ana Valentino
instalandose la nueva querida, Ell
aquella ~vivienda, que era a la yez
para la desyenturada criatura, ell nid'
de sus pasadoS amores y Ell asilo de s.
;, cercana yejez.
Soda en- ell mundo, sin anparo
privada a la vez de su amante y de 81
hogar, Valentino sufria en- silencio 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
UNA GRAN QUIEBRA

Fla %suspendido u pages la Mer-
chants Trust Co de New York, Y de
orden del Inspector General de Ban
cos del Estado, Sc han encargado de
liquidar sus negocios los sindicos
nombradoS al efecto.
Ell investigator ba declarado in1-
tiles, sin ningdn valor, d~ocumentos en-
cartera que por valor de dos millones
dc PESOS Sc habfan dado q la Comma
MIA como garantias colaterales a pres
tamos hechoS
Mr., Samson La caliticado a los d.
roctores de Ia Merchants Trust como
Sinancieros freneticos.,
Helen Gould, que saly6 en- circuns-
tancias analogas, tempo hace, a esta
institution, Sc mega a volverle a pres
tar auxilio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09

en- juego grandes y poderosas induen.
cias y por dltimo ell rey Victor Ma
nuel y su dignfsima esposa, pidieron
personalmente al gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos, que i~mpidiese a toda
costa la ~ejecuci6n.
Tambien S. S. ell Papa pidi6 Gle.
mencia para la infeliz mujer, y ell In
signe gobernador de Jersey ha conce-
dido, despu9s de haberlo negado tan.
tas y tan repetidas wees, un plazo que
sera bien approve hado por la defensa.
En- resumidas cuentas: Ana Valentino
no morira.
Ha ocurrido TODD esto, repito, q
raiz del escandalo de la Nan Patterson.
Ell <JournalS, dicho sea en- su honor,
demostr6 simpatfas hacia la pobre ito
Llama, y 81 no hizo en- W case y en- su
%obsequio tanto derroche de sensacio.
nalismo como ell proceso de la antigua
~corista de la cempahfa de <Florodoras
demostr6 por 10 menos, la misma com.
passion.
En camblo el sWorld,. que publ.
CO retratos de <la pobrecita Nans en-
todas posiciones, y que puso 81 CRITIC
90 ell quinto clelo porque ell fiscal Rand
fast'g6 de 10 Undo & la p~resunta auto.
"a de Ia musrts de Cesar Young, est&
! .ndignado porque no han ahorcado 4
Juana Valentino; y en- algunos de los
editoriales que en- su edici6n de 10
tarde lla mas lsida) publics, 10 ha lie
vado su rabia al extreme de decir
que esos perniciosos extranjsros que
Sc tiguran que en- ests pals de genie
pacfaca y respetuosas de las leyes
lDlos nos favorezcs!] pueden cont.
nuar las practicas que De toleran en-
Il suyo, estau muy e~quivocados y que
los americanos deben sacarlos de gu
error.
Para 81 sWold,1 10 mismb que pa.
ra la mayorla de los neoyolquinos,
son dnicsmente extranjeros los mlem.
bros de raza lathe, los rusos, los
chinos y los negros.
Nj los irlandeses, nj los alemanes,
ni.... ;iLOs JAPONESEs!! 10 son,
iiE:in-ga-braugh'! iiHoch der Kai-
ser.! iiBanzai!i
Y union y concordia; y justicia 8
igualdad para todos;
Y VIVA LA LIBERTAD.
| Rafael Compile.