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| faculty of coming up smiling after any kind
OF dow, and this knowledge is of enor-
nous value, for If the man who strikes Won
be his blow physical or moral sees you bob
up serenely with a smile on your face he
thinks he has not hurt you, and this discon-
certs MIN and gives you great advantage
In Sparring a man must be eiIe on his
| feet. have his wits about him. watch with
Keen eyes and keep his brain clear and cool
TO form instantaneous judgment as to his
opponents weak places and perception of
his own. If man can do this in the prize
ring he can do 1t in business or in the law
court.
Physical strength is the natural result Of
lighting and the training it entails but
am convinced that the moral effects are the
| more important. The physical effects are of
great value, however. When 1 was eighteen
years old, which is just ten years ago T
was thin, lightweight chap, weighing
only about nine.y-eght pounds. / began
training; today l am strong and healthy.
and If L had not overturned in the first
two years l believe | should have been
stronger even than / am. 1t is the early
training for fighting that is the important
thing In developing mans body; lie II be
Overcome 1t causes harm; but If done Just
right 1t develops all the muscles, expands
! the chest. and keeps the digestion good.
believe boxing is without exception the fin
est exercise in the world I do not even
bar rowing. Boxing brings into play every
| muscle of the body, even to those that
move the eyes.
Every boy should be taught to box: but
while lads are young they should be allow
ed to spar only under strict supervision, for
they do not know how much or how little
they can stand. nor how hard they ought to
hit the lads that are pitted against them
Boys vary in their ability to endure blows,
and too hard punishment at the beginning
will make timid lads dread putting on the
gloves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-23
RACING SCENE SHIFTS
Goes to Metropolitan Club
Jamaica Track.

On Tuesday next the racing scene on the
Jockey Club tracks in the east will shift
from Aqueduct to the Jamaica track of the
Metropolitan Jockey Club, and the change
will not be regretted by the talent. While
there can be no fault found with the sport
that has taken place at Aqueduct, the rae
| ing has been interesting and exciting
enough; there is no more popular track in
the metropolitan circuit that Jamaica, with
its perfectly appointed club house and finely
situated grand stand. The latter structure
has been built at such an angle In relation
to the track that there is no part of a race
that cannot be plainly seen from any part
of the stand. 1t has also been constructed
with the idea of affording better protection
against the cool days that race-goers have
to frequently face at this time of the year.
The sport at Jamaica will open with the
running of the Excelsior the feature of
the opening days program. The Excelsior
is for three-year-olds and upward, but while
it's conditions are similar to those of the
Carter and 1t has the same amount of add
ed money, 5000, it is at mile and six
teenth, the start being made directly in
front of the grand stand.
X x x X
While the field that will start in the Ex-
ceisloi may not Ne 81 ial &c do tldt WHICH
went to the post for the Carter, the event
should not be one whit the less interesting
either from a spectacular or speculative
standpoint. August Belmont has named
Bedame and E. r. Thomas has entered
both Hermis and Stalwart. but as all three
of these are being reserved for the big
classics at Belmont Park, Gravesend and
Sheepshead Bay, neither will start.
E. E. Smathers' McChesney, If he goes to
the post, will carry top weight, 100 pounds,
but he is doubtful starter. With him out
top impost will again fall to Sydney Paget's
Goldsmith, which will have to take up 119
pounds. Mr.. Paget, however, also has Or
monde's Right, the winner of the Carter, in
the Excelsior, and as he has up two pounds
less than he carried to victory in that event.
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up their money in poolrooms and large
amounts changed hands in the aggregate
Effect of Derby's Popularity.

AAOSl VI ocI Uy IOpuldT1ly.
THE result of the overacceptance of the
American derby as an institution which
all classes were bound to patronize I'M
doubtedly had something to do with the
bitter fight that soon was waged upon all
racing in Chicago, exactly as the miscon-
duct of some of the Jersey tracks, partic-
ularly the Gutenberg track opposite New
York on the west side of the Hudson, and
the Gloucester track, a few miles below
Philadelphia on the west side of the Della
ware, drove racing out of New Jersey. But
the Monmouth track was better conducted
in some ways, than any American track is
today. For instance, while the associa-
ton carried on the enterprise for the pur-
pose of making money, of course, they ex-
pended all their profits, in excess of per
cent. in track betterments and improve
ments. This, l know, Is not done by any
racing association now operating In this
country, nor believe, in Europe either
New York doesn't take its big racing
events as seriously as Chicago took hers
Even the biggest days, the days of the
Suburban, the Brighton, the Metropolitan
and the Brooklyn handicaps, have no appre-
ciable effect upon business No one in New
York goes to the races just to support
big show that will bring money into the
town.
There are a dozen ways, perhaps, to get
from New York to the race tracks. Some
of the lines making up the trolley network
with which Brooklyn is gridironed reach
some Of the tracks. Some of the tracks,
Also may be reached by boat, but by far
the best patroniZed lines between Manhat-
tan and the various tracks are those of the
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curity and Warning, and F. B. Van Meters
Fast Flight.
The Columbus stakes, exclusively for
three-year-olds al six furlongs, will be
Thursdays feature. and a very fair field
has been named The lot includes H. T.
Griffins Wild Irishman. julie Garson's Gold
feur, the GoUchacre stables Incense, NJ.
i. Hayman's Right Royal and Song and
Wine. j. K. Keene's Blucher. William Lake
lands Gold Ten, j. H. McCormick's Su-
preme Court, Sydney Paget's Cara phine,
and r. T. Wilson, jr's Allemeur Friday
will see the running of the Corona stakes,
and the best race of that days card. 1t is
an event al a mile and seventy yards for
three-year olds and upward. and has $1,000
in added money. There have been fifty-five
nominations of which the most probable
starters are C. y. Ainwick s Duke of Ken
dal Mrs. James Blutes sails Frank Far
rells Champlain, julie Garsons Goldfieur.
NJ. l. Haymans Orthodox, Right Royal and
De ResZke, William Lakeland's Little En-,
J. H. McCormicks Grenade and Monet, w.
l.. divers Lord Badge, Sydney Pagets
Czaraphine William Shields Buttons, E. G.
Suites Sidney c. Love, r. T. Wilson, jr.'s
Montreson and P. Winners Ocean Tide.
x 4 *
The Rosedale stakes, for two-year-od
misses at four and a half furlongs. which
has $1,000 in added money, and the Kings
County handicap at a mile and a sixteenth
for threeyear-olds and upward, which also
has $500 in added money, are the features
of the interesting program that Racing Sec
rotary Edwards has arranged for the only
Saturday that the Metropolitan Jockey
Club will have. Tiptoe, the best of the Bel
mont youngsters that has yet been shown
Newton Bennington's Edna Jackson and
A F,ia inl, to f,,1I tot
ricander; II. B. Duryea's Hamburg filly,
Zuna; "Wally'' Fessenden's much-touted
Lady Valentine, Sydney Paget's Water
Grass and Andria, &. E. Smathers' Society
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Bud, Odd Ella and a number of other fast
FLIES have been named for the Rosedale,
insuring a fine contest and a close finish,
with plenty of opportunity for speculation.
The Kings County handicap should pro-
duce one of the most interesting races OF
the meeting as there have been named for
it many of the best horses that are in train
ing and up to a hard race. The list includes
II. Gardeners Floral King, NJ. L. Hayman' 8
Orthodox and Right Royal C. T. Henshall S
Martinmas and Sir Brillar, James r.
keene's Wild Mint and Sinister. j. H. Nc
Cormicll's Grenade, James McLaughlin's
Pasadena. Sydney Pagets Goldsmith, Or
mondes Right and Caingorm, Alexander
r. +. Smathers' McChesney and Rapid Wa
ter. 2. Winners Jcean Tide and j. c.
Yeager's Leonidas.
= x x
With the running of the Canarsie stakes,
for twoyear-olds, at half a mile. and the
Flushing stakes, for three-year-o lds and
upward, at a mile, the most successful
spring meeting ever held by the Queens
County Jockey Club will come to a close at
AQueduct tomorrow. The sport at the oren-
ing meeting of the metropolitan season has
been altogether the best that has ever been
witnessed so early in the year, and the at
tendance has been of record breaking pro-
portions from start to finish
There have been sixty-one nOmina tions
for the Flushing stakes, among which are
to be found Sais, Out of Reach De Reszke,
Martinmas, Roseben, Little En-. Grenade,
Crown Prince, Czaraphine Red Knight st.
Valentine, Buttons, Rapid Water. Ocean
Tide, Montreson and Canteen. With field
composed of this class of horses the stake
should furnish a fitting climax to a most
successful meeting. Tiptoe, Bob Edgren,
Edna Jackson, Clark Griffith. Belden,
Leonard, Joe Hayman. Guy Mannering,
High Brush, Water Grass, Old Guard Oak
lawn, Bantam and other youngsters have
been named for the Canarsie.
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Expected to Attract Larger
Crowds Than Ever.
TRACK OPENS MAY 4
AND METROPOLIS OVER RACING.
American Derby Day Was Formerly
Almost a General Holiday in
the Windy City.
NEW YORK, April ..

NEW YORK, April 81 1905
Quite apart from the racing itself, this
towns racing crowds among the fea-
tur~, OF New York life most appreciated
by the discriminating spring and summer
sojourner within the gates, as well as by
the seasoned New Yorker who knows
where to find the most interesting gather
ings of his pleasure seeking fellow beings.
Time was when these crowds were to be
found on the west side of Manhattan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
JUATA De CONOAD0S vAR|AS DETENC|ONES
Sc exlge 6anza de dos mil do
liars a cada acusado, por su
llbertad provisional.
EN- LA CARCEL

Des 10 las seis dc la N thlna h asta
la hora ca que Sc clerra nuestra edi.
ci6n, dos de la tarde, la po .icia ha
hecho las d3tens clones sisuiedtes:
Fe.ipe Holander, Marcslino Ooasio,
Narciso Nicolas, Ventura r ,driguez,
S otero Delg ado, Manuel Rodriguez,
Ramon Lopez, Jose Allado, Gcegorio
Alvarez, German Garcia, JESUS Sua-
rez, Conception Alicea, lingo Claudio
Jeronimo Qdintana, Luis Opio.
La mayor parte de dichas deten.
clones son por denuncias de alt .rar la
paz y aggression la policia.
Los sehores Rossy y Campillo,
fscales del Tribunal Supreme y de la
Corte de Distrito, respectivsmente, to
man juramento de los cargos contr a
los detenidos
FL juez del Vale exigi6 para la
libertad provisional do cada Acusado,
1000 dollars de fanza.
Fu.rzas de la policia con terce.
rola al mando del captain Hurtado y
ell tenie-ts Schettini condu, eron los
presos q las carcsles de Puerta de tie
ira y municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
AUESTRO PEON DETENIDO

Esta mahana ell detectice Vargas
llev6 desenido un ps6n de LA DEMO
CRACIA llsmalo German, Ell cual ha
llabase en- la puersa que da entrada q
nuestro establecimiento.
AL salir la calle German quiso
parar un moment junto nuestras
ofcinas para darnos clent de 10 SUI
cedido, sin que el guardia 10 permitie
So, siendo nece.atlo q le nosotros in
"reminiscences, para que no impidiera
al detenido la realization de un de.
SEQ tan iusto.
A pregdntas nuestras inc Iiriendo
ell notIvo de ia detenci6n, respondi6
ell guardia que b aba acusaciones con
ira German des % aver, 10 cual es
extrano poTque todo ese dia 10 pas6
nuestlo peon trsbaiando en- los tall }.
res, sin dar motive a n.nguna acci6n
contra Ell, por parte do la pollcia.
Algunas personas Sc agruparon
frente las ofcinas de LA DEMoCRA.
CIA, causa del suceso.
Estamos hacienda las pesquisas
uecesariss para aYeriguar este asun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
PO|Ic|lnica de San Juan
De los doctorts O. Cou y 1oste, J. N.
OarboneLl Y J. a. Lopez Antongiorg.
San jose, No IA, Principal.

Treinta afos de experiencia pro.
iesIonal en- las enfsrmedades troplca-
Gales. Alta cirujfa. Especialidad en-
Intermediates de la piel. Ginecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oso-
Rino.Laringologfa. venerologia.
Analisis quimico y microsc6pico. Ho.
ras de consulta: de 5 a ii por 10 ma
fiana y de "a 5 de la tarde. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operacioaes sc haran en-
este G abinete, q domicilio, en- ell Hoa.
pisal Presbiteriano y en- el de muieres
nihos. FL servicio dentro J fuera de
10 poblaci6n, seri iustipreciado. Sc
satisfacen consultas meiicas . los en-.
fsrmos de la isla el intsresado remi-
tira nm historial de su enfermedad y
un giro postal de dos dollars, y rsci.
bira un <Cuestionario,, cuyss pre-
guntas debe cumplimentar, y luego se
le enviara ell <Tratamientos. Dirijil
la correspondence al Practicants J
Secretarlo de Is sPolicllnicas don Pic
Amador y Rodriguez, San Jose nGne
no II, principal, Telefoao 2O6. Sar
Juan. 2, r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
SUBASTA PUBL|CA

Bienes innlusblsS. -Ea 10 Colectu-
ria de Rsntas l Iatsrnas de Cagaas, el
dfs II de Agosto de 1905, y los 81.
guientes, dfa por dfa, q las nueve de
la maflAna, seran vendidos los me-
jorss postores toios los bienes rela-
cionados partss dc los mlsmos necs-
sArios para cubrtr las CO atrioucion 30,
recargos costoa gus fderon embar-
gados por no hAbsr pagado asu de-
bido tempo las contribuelonei .ven-
cidas J los rsca "g ssgdl dispone Ia
Lay de R,ntas Ilssrnas.
En- prsnlsrd SUJdStd.
Slcesl6n C.rreras, casa terrera
mAmpostsrfs, a.Ios, sl5uaia ca la
calls de RIiz B dvis. .-Contcibuciones
= gastos aproxlmados: 1880.
Msgdalena Collado de Foot, casa
terrera de mamp Jstsria, situada en- la
cAlle de RIiz B.lvis, Contributions
J gsstOs apruxtmados: 5.26.
Lulsa Ramos casa de MADEIRA 81.
tuada en- la cslle de Betsnces. -Contri.
buciones y astos APPROX ados; S4.0I,
Pusden verse los detalles que sc
deseen en- los res pectivos txpedlentes
FL c)m lrador de cada pro opiedai
debs dep sitsr en- efsctlvo, 10 menos
ell diez por ci snt) del valor en- Ie le
sea vendida, cuys sum- p3rdera er
caso de que deiare de p agar 81 resto
d la suma por 10 cIal le fle suoa ata.
ia la propisdai, /, durants los diez dia.
siguientes al Ell que SO verified 81 re-.
mate.
Csguai, 2. Il Julio % de 1905.
Earil4e RdmS Tulier, Coiect ,r. =
APPROVED By B. T. DLr. Acting I ca
surer,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Hoy Sc celebr6 la primera
reunion en- la Camara de
Representatives.
RESOLUTION ADOPTADA

Hoy & lai nasve do la manaoa se
reuni0 Ga el sa,6n de s3slo- -es de Ia
CAmara de r R,pressn,aate., Ia Juota
de Condados.
A sistieron al Scto, por el C CJnsejo
Fl scutivo, los sshores Dlaz Navarro,
del Vale. Fa. kaer, Crosas, y BArno-
90; y por Ia CamAra de Dslegados,
los Aehores Masienz) Clnsr6l, de De-
90, ArriIlaga, ColI y Cuchi y Apon.e.
F'ue nombrSdo Presidente do la
comi ,l6n al ssfior Post, y vice -presl-
dente 9. seiior MstletzJ Cinsron.
Habl6 en- primer termlno el sefi Jr
Post, sirv 4endole de inlerprete el Ae.
flor Castro, que eisrce iguales flnclo.
nes en- el ConAejo Ejscutlvo.
El discurso del actual Secretario
de Puerto-RlcJ estuvo hssado en la
N oci6n que present0 81 CJnaeio en Ia
legislature dc l.9O1, creando una Ley
dc Condados para esta iala. Acercs
de 81 importa aclA y de las convenisn-
cias que reporta ca t1dos los palses
On que ha sido establecida, el orador
SO extsndlo en- largAs consideraciones
empleanlo h)ra y media en su ora,
cion.
Ls siguieron en- el uso de la pala
bra, los senJres DIaz Navarro, d,I
Vale y Baroosa.
Sc scordo pur Gl.imo que las ss-
stones de la Jdnia EN- mpiecen desde m q,
hama, llev&ndose cabo de nueve {
doce q. m.
Man ana, pueI, a0mebza. a q di.cu
slrse la proposition ds Mr.. Post, 30
be ell est Ableclmisnto de Condalo,
en Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
EDICTO

En- la Corts de Distrit) del Distrito
judicial de Humacao. Estados
Unidos de America. El Presiden-
to de los Estsdos Ulidos s. S.
Celestino Lopez Bscerra Va Francisco
Riam Alicea. Sobre divorcio.
Citaci6n por edicto. Lorenz lmenez
Garcia, abogado del demandante.
A la demandada, Francisco Riam
Alicsa.
Por la presente Sc le exige & US.
ted para que comparezca en- Ell pleito
iniciado contra usted por el mencio.
nado demandante en- Ia Corte de Dis.
trito del Dlstrito judicial de Hlma-
Gao, que conteste la demanda pre-
sentada en- dicha Corte, deatro 0e
diez dias sin contAr el de la notifca-
ci6n 81 la citaci6n 90 hiciera dentro
de este Distrito judicial, dentro de los
veinte dias 81 Sc biclera fusra de di-
cho Distrito pero en- Ia lila de Puerto
Rico y dentro do cuarenta dias oil 30
hiciera en- otra psrte. Ell objesol de
esta acci6n 90 obtaner una sentencia
que conceda el divorcio del matrimo-
MO cslebrado entire las parties arriba
rslacionadas, declarar roto ell vloculo
matrimonial con los dem&s pronun-
ciamientos del case, flndaadose el
actor en- causa de Aban lono por par.
to de 10 c6nyugue por un tefmino ma
yor de un afio. Y por la presente 90
le prevlene que si No compareciere y
contest ara dichA demanda dentro dc
los termlnos leg Ales gus se han de-
srminado, 81 dem Andante podra pedir
que S, anote la rebsldla parando q
usted los peri licios dc derecho.
Dado bai > mi frmA y sello de la
Corts en- Humacao q ocho de Julio de
mil move :ientos cinco. Enrique Hin
con. Secretary District Court, 4-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Mas datos

Sobre los sucesos de la calle de
San Sebastian Sc nos suministran mas
dat-s.
Ell teniente Jddice lego & aquella
On momentos en- que la poiicfa hacfa
varias descargas, ordenando en- el &C.
to la paralizaci6n del fuego. Esta
me Ida fue bisn acogida por el publico.
Ademis de las casas en- que rebo-
taron las cspsulas, de las cuales va
hemos hecho menci6n, Sc cIenta tam
bien la que ocupa la Federation Lii.
bre, destrozando en- parte uno de los
cartuchos Ia lapida de Campeche. fla
da en- la parte exterior del cita1o edi-
icio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
mo ACAT TARRRASE |.

Ell cstarro ss una snfermed ad que
sIene mucha mas importancia de la que
esnsralmsnse SO ls atrlbuye. Invade
todos los organos del cuerpo, cuyas
tunciones y fusrzas debilita profunda-
mente. Escausafrecuented de Id sordera;
afecta Ia vissa, la nariz la rganta
es gsneralmente por donde empieza
IA tuberculosis tisis.
La misma facilidad y Ia frecuen-
Gle con que 80 pesca un catarro, haze
q las personals indlferentet para Gu
rarlo la gran mayoria no Sc preocu-
pa do las consecuencias,
Los bahos ftlos pJr la mAhaaa
inmediatamente despuss do DEAR el
lecho, dormlr Goa las vensanas aoier-
tas y evltar Iaa corrlenEes dc ARE son
prec caucioaes muy buenas q 10 40 Cues
ia tra5alo ell opservarlas. Psfo el
preysaslvo mas positive, mas encaz,
mas iaell J mas positlYo tamoleu el
que aconsejan los medlcos, O. la Emdi-
si6n de Scott de acelse do hlgado de
bacAlaO.
Es sorprendsn.e lsflerza, vitaltdad,
energia poler de reSls!sacia Gus re-
cibe el cIsrpo humane de las pe1 le-
mas d2ais lie Em1lsl0a de S3ost Y ls sd
admInistran cun conssaacla. Ests
emulsion rucuore lnlerlormsnte todas
las parties daoiles yutneraoles del
cuerpo J 10 p0ad al alrlgo ds 10 Ia :
tecclon catarrdg.
Do cuaado en cuaadJ apareoen
ind1.srlxies POGO essrupulUsus snun'
clAndo emulsiones, ylnos 0 prepar y
dos los qd5 atrlougoA proplsd dades
curaAyss 9as no s4eu9a y hassa haJ
ouiea ss ssreye d dsclr o. lesras ds
imprenGA, e1e el peiroleU o keroslns
Oh un allmense.
Que es ei petrole0t U q acelsa mine
raj que 90 uss conJ eJm0dStlDle p&rs
lubrlcar y limpiar maq AlnAs paft
RiumDrAr.
Una auossAIeia iuJlgesttbie qa'
carecs de Ia propIauad esenoIai ae 10
do snmento, cual es ia asimliaclon
que pasa 81 traYes dei EIoo lnsostas
sin mUdllcarss SIN ser aJsofoi-
blda; unA suoA4l3la 81 hn, qae n,
tiene ninguna do las prJpleIadvs Gu
raIlVAs allineAnsIas DEL aSe.Ie d.
higado ds Daeaiao. 81 Dc dlIsse qo'
Ell petroieo es un siimsuaJ pAra ma
ouinas, Pousla pAsAr; pero 40 oa all
mepaO para 3. c1ecpJ.
81 Sonels as lid dllA. ptes1a s0
& VuesErJ medlcJ; 81 "a coudrnara es
ID yerdad; : 81 assals ss3asOs ds taer
gas, Gs earae J lis saugre, os a3oass
lara qds Iomeis = Einuisi0u J5 Scout
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Mas successes

8 J tres cuartos. &C ,ntInIa llo-
viendo.
D,sde las diez destacamentos de
policfas monta1a Sc apodsran de las
boca GALES, registraudo q los indlvi-
duos sospechosos.
La pol!cia de pie disuelvs los
grupos de mas de cuatro psrsonas que
SO forman en- la plazs. La poblaci6n
presenta un aspeeto trfstlsimo.
Las GALES del Sol, S an Sebastian,
Luna, Tetusn, Cruz y San jose, per-
manecen & obscuras por la rotura de
focos en- las mism as.
Son las once cusnlo damos fin
nuest "a form aci6n.
Not1 bens. Entire tantos heridoi
como fueroa clra1os anochs no figu
ra nj un policia en- los parties fsculta
uvos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
De SABANA GRANDE
Muerte de TN nlho instanta-
neamente por un golpe re-
cibldo en- el Baseball.
SEQUlA PROLONGADA

Varios nihos y algunm j)venes
por .el lego do base bull en-.
aver sard, jagsndo en- las
lomsdlac .oass de este pueblo, en- tecre.
nos de la susssorss d. don Joaq 10
Suto. U 10 d elios lanz5 la bola y oil
nihJ Nestor N azario la impulse con el
bate, ON tai flsrzA y tao .maia susrte,
que aquella fa6 dAr ca 81 pecho IN
nifilto, como de Aels shJs de edad, La
maao F.orencl0 Ba'z, dejaldole muer-
10 en- el acso. Por taI moHvo fueron
delenldJs an0che y lueko puessJs en-
lioersAd bsl } hAazs tod0s los ldgado.
res, les caaies son en- 81 mayor parte.
ain % do las escueiAs.
Tan iafeliz suceso es muy lamenIa.
do en- este pueblo.
Aver lego q Sabana Grande, ed
compsfila d9 su di,rngulda famllla,
nues rJ amigo el professor don Santa,
go Negroni.
Tam 1el SO encuelt'a az Il, des.
de- hace dls,, don Augusta Malaret,
principal qle eisrcio Ga Ponce Gu FL
sno ppdo y qle VINO pAsar las va.
caciones 8 su sr natlvo.
LA sequfa 80 prolongs ea esta
Jurisdiction cauAanuU mucho dan0 q
los agricu sores.
CoRRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
UNA MANIFESTATION

Ha estadJ hoy en- nuestra redac
cion el obrero sehor Jose Storer pro.
pagandis!a de Il sFederaci6n Libre, /,
con objeto de manifestarn 10 ST.
guiente:
QIe los trabajadores declarados
en- huelga no han tenido ticipacion
en- lus movimientos de estos dias.
Que no hay &c los huelguistas,
detenidos, nj heridos.
Que la rotura de los focos electri.
cos es obra de unos cuantos mucha.
chos que vagAn por las GALES.
Ell senyr Storer 10 dsclara asi
para conocimientJ de las autoridades
J del publico en- general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
FL G0bernad0r

Aver tarde las seis, cuando So
aban los primsros disparos en- la ca
lie do Sao Sebastian, donde los guar
dias persegufan los huslg uistas q
tiro lin pio, el gobernador Winthrop,
acompanado del secretario Frazier, sa
li6 de palacio re:orriendo un troz) do
la cails de la Fo4taleza. Un reporter
nuestro SO acerc5 al gobernalor y le
pregunto 81 lenla conocimiento dc
los sucesos qle Sc dasarrollaban
FL Gobernad,r parecia ig gnorar Ia
mayor parte de los hsch IS que ocu
rrieron en- la mahana y On la tarie de
aver.
Estuvo algunos minutes observ an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
(Coatinuaci6n de Ia pdgina gq)

dos, Ramon Cintr6n, de herida incisa
de tres centfmetros sobre la region pos
terror del cuello; Juan Osorio, herida
contusa de un centfmetro; Pascasio
Encarnaci6n, confusion en- ell tercio del
brazo izquierdo; Juan Perez, herida
contusa de cinco centimetros de longi.
tud en- ell parietal derecho y fuerte con
fusion con eluimosis en- ell hombro IL
quietdo: Flo:encio Castro, herida con-
tusa de seis centfmetros sobre la re
gi6n frontal; Encarnaci6n Trinidad
herlda contusa de dos centfmet-os er
en- la articulation del codo.