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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
NOTAS De CAGUAS
Bales en- eI casino. VERDE.
ma en- ell parque. Un heri-
do. Juegos prohibidos.
GUARDIA CASTIGADO
Nueva quincalla, La policia
captura a dos requlsitorla-
dos. -Otras noticias.

CAGUAS MAYO 2S. Para hoy do
mingo anuncia ell &Casino Espahols de
esta, un bale de reglamento; para ell
dla once del actual Sc proyecta un gran
bale de sociedad con mdsica de San
Juan. Tambien me referen que ell
cuadro que dirije ell senior Eliot vendra
ese dia para dar un concerto en- dicho
centro.
La Corte municipal saldra hoy
para Aguas Buenas donde tiene va.
rios juicios pendientes, que Sc yer n ell
martes.
-Esta noche sc lleva ara q cabo una
gran Verbena en- el Parque Central,
con ell fin de adquirir fondos para la
fiesta de nueStra sehora lnmaculada.
La tai fiesta promote estar muy bien
Despu6s Sc ballard en- ell Casino Es-
pahol.
Ante el juez Vergne de la Con-
cha fu6 denunciado por el sargento
del puesio, el indivlduo. .Gregorio Mer-
ced, quien iniri6 una pufialada q Emil
liauo Reyes, en- reyerta que tuvieron
on un baile que Sc celebraba en- la h a.
cienda San jose, de este termino mt.
nicipal.
-Por jugar q 10 prohibido fueror
sorprendidos doce individuos que fal-
taban a la ley en- a noche de aver. El
jue2 municipal entlende en- ell asunto,
Y a proposito de esto, hemos visto
a policfa muy activa en- a persecuci6r
del juego, por 10 que merece un splau
so. Lastima no otra cosa ds, vel
como varios Cbreros tabaqueros, des
pu6s de ser tOda la semaua esclavos dt
su deber, Sc sientan frente al tapete J
en- dos horas pi4rden ell sudor de tan
tos dias. y para evitar ESQ, para Ii
brarlos de algil cIimen, es que la po
lieia debe mostrarse activa. Cagua
siempre fue y es una ciudad model(
de cultura, y no debe fomentar O." vi
clio que 90 madre de la inmoralidad.
Ell guardia Forrari, de la policf'
insular, que ha dRs cometi6 un afro
pello con vsrios vecinos pacffcos d
GurabU, fue relevado de aquel sub
pueAto y destinado a San Lorenzo
Anora el guardia Ferrary tendra ma
cuidado procedera con Imparclall
dad en- 10 futuro.
Con ell tftulo <La Chiquita, h,
sido alberto al rGblico una nuev,
quincalla en- 10 Gale GTurabos; est
muy bien surtida con objetos de fan
tssfa y novedad
Juan M. Flores y Juan Perez
requisitoriados ha tempo por la Cor
to Municipal de Caguas fueron captu
radios en- el barrio Borfuquen de Ca
yey el sabado q las cuatro de Ia ms
: drugada; este servicio fue prestad
por el sargento Carreras acompafis
DO del guardiA Zsn6n Ortiz Por {
mismo sargento fu6 arrestado Bon
: facio Reyes, quien portaba un arma
prohibida.
Han llCap.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
RETRETA De MANANA

La banda de la policfa insular Ia
rS msflsna por la noche en- Ia Plaza
de Baldorioty su acostumbrada retire.
ia semanal, eiecutando las siguientes
pleas;
10 Marcha eBoston Ccmandery, ,
Carter.
% Danza sLa nina m4lcriada, ,
Latre,
81 Overtura de la zarzuela clos
hiios de la cosis,D Marquee.
A. Gran fantasia briilante de sEI
carnavsl de Venecia C abalds.
So Gran msrcha festival, Wagner
81 Waltz sSymphls,s Holzmann
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
MANIFESTATION En- CAMUY

Aver tarde recibimos un telegra-
ma que dice asi;
Camuy, Mayo %,
DEMoCRACIA, San Juan,
Respectable manifestation popular,
dos mil almas piden alcalde, venera
BILE Laurentino Estrella, retire Su re
nuncia de cargo de Alcalde, por con-
tar con apoyo, consideration y adn
Jurisdiction
JOSE CRUZ.
La manifestation pdblica de Ca
muy es una parte del procesoqu viene
desarrollandose allf desde que ell ASiS
tuat Seer ttq de Puerto Rico Sc empe-
no en- que ell senior Estrella, elegidC
por ell pueblo, no debe administrar e.
pueblo. porque no 10 administra a gus
to del gobierno de sus amigos parti
culares,
Al i>l,iaM toca triunfar.
y al pueblo toca sucumbir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
PROTESTA De RAzA
Los estudiantes fiIipinos en-
Michigan contra un bill del
Senad0 de Indiana.
EL4SENADOR DAVIS
No mira con buenos ojos el
casamlento de filipinos
con americanaS.
Leemos en- El ReNQcimiento de Me

Leemos en- El Renacimiento de Ma
nila
Gel ssunto requerfa una protesta,
y la hubo. Ell Senador Davis, devo-
to tai vez, y con exceso, de la legisla-
ci6n de castas, ha resu!tado &rcaico:
no encaja dentro del marco de las de-
mocracias modernas, parece haberse
olvidado del derecho de reciprocidad.
Su famoso bill ha soliviautsdo
los animos de los ilipinos residences
en- Estados Unidos. Tres de aquellos
han protestado ante Mr.. Taft. La
protesta es concisa, pero epergica.
La publica un peri6dlco americana,
ell detroit Journals y est& suscrita
por los sefIores L. r. Ourubis, F. A.
Gala, P. f. Llamas, F. M. Unson, B.
T. Samson y r. M, Genato, todos de
la Universidad de Ann Arbor, Mi
chigan.
FL texto de la protesta hlipina d.
ce asf:
<Nosotros, los estudiantes flipi-
nos, de Ia Universidad de Michigan,
nos hemos entersdo de que ell Sena-
dor Davis presept6 un bill ca ell Sc.
nado de Indiana pidiendo que Sc pre-
hiba el matrimonio de filipinos con
americanas.
eLamentamos muchisimo esta dis
tinci6n, pues no hemos visto cosa Sc
meiante bajo ell gobierno espahol,
apesar de ser desp6tico; en- una pals-
bra, los j6venes tilipinos podlan ca
sarse con las espa1olas.
sEs mas, sabemos muy bien que
en- FIlipinas los americanos pueden
casarse con nuestras j6venes compa,
triotas, y, por 10 tanto, 6por que los
tilipinos no podran casarse cou las
americanas?
<Protestamos sinceramente contra
dicho bill, no porque deseamos casar.
nos con j6venes americanas, sino por.
que pedimos iusticia, reciprocidad
igualdad y, sobre todo, necesitamos
salvar la integridad de nuestra pa
tria.3
Ell grito es claro, terminate, ex
presivo. No por miras mstrimonis-
les; por dignidad, por puro amor q 81
raza protestan.
Seria interesante ssber la reso
luci6n del Secretario de Ia Guerra so
bre la protesta de los fiipinos.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
LEAN LOS PR0FESORtS
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo -

tn 1905.
Sehor Editor de LA DEMoCRACIA,
San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Muy sefor mio;
Acabo de recibir del sehor T. g.
Glass, Superintendent de SLa Escue,
la de Metodos de Virginia. una carts
en- la cual me participa que esta escue.
la funcionara este ano, como de cos
tlmbre, del 26 de Junio hasta el 1 de
Agosto y que ser& recibido un n,imero
limitado de maestros puertorriquehos
HJrcS del coSiO ID instruction, 81 eS que
hay quienes quieran asistir.
Esta escuela funciona en- la Uni
versidad de Virginia, donde hay al
mismo tempo classes en- yarias asigna.
luras dadas por aigunos de los prote-
sores de la misma Universidad, de
uodo que un maestro podi)a asistir d
as clases de la <l,scuela de Metodoss
v. al mismo tempo, d as dadas por
algunos de los mas eminentes profeso.
res de la Uniyersidad
Mas detalles Sc sumnistraran por
ell que suscribe los interesados
Anticipandole las gracias por Ia
inserci6n de tsta quedo de usted,
Muy respetuosamente,
Mr. N, BESkELEY,
Bov 466.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
MEDIOS TORTUOSOS
| San Juan, MAYO 81 de 1905.

Narios correspousales de peri6-
dicos europeos en- San FetesburgO han
hablado del estx b,ecimianto eu New
York de servicios de inf3rmsci6n ca
blegrafca pagados por Russia para
QIe desacredlten al Jsp6n, presents q.
dolo como pals de gobierLo an.i libF'
raj Tambi6n dfcese que se trata d,
hacer por todos los medios ans cam
pSha de difamaci6n, encamiuada
restar simpatiss & los japoneses eI
Estad0s Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
P02 FILIPINAS

Fn New York Sc hs constituido
una inn, rtante seciedsd para trabs-
jar por 3 ndepeudencia do FillpinsT,
titulada sFiipinas Progress Associa.
ti6ns
TieLe su frense personas de re.
conocdG iuiuencia en- el comerCio }
en- Ia politIca de "a aci6n. Su pre-
sidente es Mr. Rochss6sld, un milo
mario de Chicago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30
RAFAEL MARIA MERCHAN

FL diario cubano Sotaci6n, de Glen
fuegos, anuncia que ha muerto en- San.
ia F6 de Bogotd-Colombia-el ilustre
escritor hijo de Cuba don Rafael Ma
Merch&n, una de las primeras fguras
en- las letras de Hispano- America.
No Sc ha confrmado ofcialmente
esa noticia, tan sensible para Cuba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-30

7Q Two step sLaughing Water ?
Hsger.
50 DANA sMi sdorscl6n,S Rios,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
WORK ON TANK
SHIP UNDERWAY
Plates and Frames Made for vesse,
Several Years Ago Are Being
Utilized.

Work on the Associated Oil Com.
pahy's new oil steamer is progrcss-
ing rapidly al the shipyard and Ill
ready Il number of the frames and
Dulkhcads have been set in place on
the keel which las laid several weeks
ago. y large number OF the frames
and plates which were laid out for
an oil steamer, the contract for
which cancelled several years ago
when the work was well underway,
are hcing used in the construction
of the Associated oil tank.
The engines built for the first yes
sci will be used in The new steamer.
Il is understood Tho engines have
been in the machine shop 1T the
shlpyard for sometime aud are in
perfect condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
JOB II. JACKSON
FINALLY SOL d
Ha'dt d Company, OF Philadelphia,
Purchases Schooner for $4,2o5,
at Public Auction Sale.

Tho three mastcd schooner job Il.
JACKSON has been sold at public auc-
ton hy Deputy United States Mar
shal Miller. at Norfolk, TO Haldt
Company, Of Philadelphia, for
$i,3c5. The vessel probably will be
towed 10 Philadelphia for repairs.
The Jackson was recently sold
at public auction i'll Norfolk to q
Philadelphia firm, but Judge Waddiil
III the Federal Court ordered the YES
sci to be sold over again because
tie owners Of the ship had intended
TO submit bid on her, but theiv
Representatives could not reach Nor.
folk in time for The sale.
The schooner was rammed and
sunk By the steamer Dayport in
Hampton Roads several months ago.
She was later raised by the Merritt
Chapman Wrrcking Company and
towcd to the local shipyard where
temporary repairs were made on her.
The wrecliing company then lib
clod the vessel for salvage and Judge
Waddill in the Federal Court at Nor.
folk ordered her to DO sold ia sc;.
Tie the claim OF the wreckcrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
Twelve .Year-0lj Regina Moon
ey Stricken With Dread Dis,
ease Yesterday Afternoon.
HAD UNDERGONE TREATMENT
Poison Circulated Through Patients
System So Rapidly That Experts
at Pasteur institute We're Unable
to Prevent Development Of Rabies
Bitten by Mad Dog Nov. II.

Regina Mooney, the twelyc-ycar.old
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Moorey, of 22l Thirty fifth street, Ia
dying OF hydrophobia resulting from
Il bite of rabid dog.
The child was bitten Oh lie chin
ly mad dog, said to have been
Owned by Mr.. w. II. l.. Kent, on
November II. She was Immediately
seGt to the pastuer llsti,u.4 nI Tho
University College OF Medicine in
Richmond, where the preventative
cure for the dread disease was be-
gun within forty.eight hours after
the child was bitten.
After being treated tho required
length OF time 10 effect cure-throe
weeks the little girl was discharged
from the institute ana she returned
to her home in this city yesterday
afternoon.
Symptoms of hydrophobla devol-
oped yesterday afternoon and the
chiid's parents Immediately called in
DE- j. I. buxton, who is now doing
everything possible for the little suf-
lerer.
Whom seen by Il Daily Press re-
porter early this morning, DIR. Dux-
ton stated that the child's condi-
ton Is critical ana its chances of re-
covery are very remote. Nothing
can be done to cure the patient u
the terrible disease.
Further the physician stated that
last night lie teephoned To DR..
Hoen, who treated the child ut the
Patsuer Institute, AMI was informed
that when the girl was discharged
from the institute she was not pro
nouncod cnrod on account OF the
location of tho wound and the fact
that the treatment had not had SUI
1icient time TO induce immunity be-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
accepts Invitation to Participant.
in Exposition.
WILL SEND SQUADRON HERR
Members Of President Rooscvelts
Cabinet Doing Everything in Their
Power to Assist in Making celc-
bration Success.

Formal notice has been received
Ct TIC acceptance by the Frr;cA gov
c;ll!uent OF the invitation to pariiui-
patio III the jamestown tcrcCr :ennial
exposition. The ministers ut Paris
haTC announced that France will
send squadron IL Eiamuiaa Roads
10 tlho | art in the great navoi rcn-
Gr1vous TO be held difinS the ex-
position.
Tie members of PreaiIeus Roose-
vets cabinet seem 10 be doing
cv".y;lI Eg in their power to assist
i'll rat'na the exposition . g.cnl sue.
cess. Acting Postmaster General
Hitchcock has issued IN order per.
hitting the postmastcrs throughout
The country to post bir,i5.cyo views
and other matter pertaining TO the
exposition to be placed OH the walls
Of the posoiiccs.
Secretary of State Root has Just
sent out an order to the diplomatic
officers of the United States through
out the world reading as follows:
Department OF State,
Washington, Nov. Z, 1905.
ITO the Diplomatic Officers of the
United States:
"GentIemcn-I transmit herewith
copies of the proclamation issued by
the President on thu 2yth OF March
last, inviting. in the name Of the
government ana people of the United
States, the government to which you
are accredited To take part in TN ia
ternational naval, marine and mill
tary celebration in 1907. at and near
the waters of hampton Roads, i'll th :
State OF Virginia. i'll comInemorati0n
Of the birth OF the American nation
the first permanent settlement of Eng
lisll-sE eaking people on the 18th day
Of May. 1907.
Il also enclose copies OF the acl
of Congress in pursuance OF which
the proclamation was Issued, by
which you will sec that the sum III
$4,000 is appropriated fOr the ci
tertainment of foreign naval anu
military representatives.
Willie the event to be celebrated
was one with which the people ii
England alone We're connected, the
President. the Congress. and the poo
pie OF the United States are not IN
mindful OF Che recognition due ia
the courageous and hardy navigatnri
and cOlOnists Of other nations who
laid the foundations of permanent
settlements III America; and it Is;
most fitting that the act OF Con
sress and the proclamation Of the
| President should include all nations
of the earth who have yielded 50
many Of their sons to make pros.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
PAl.E: FACES
BY Seine Thought to Denote RcGnc.
mcnt.

''What Il mistakc. In place of re.
finement pale faces denote debility.
~ bloodlcss face indicates anaemia
or impoverished blood, pure and sim.
pie.
what is the result? A weakened
condition OF the entire system, the
development of humore, disflguring
eruptions, and finally Il. general col
lapse.
I've wish your paper would tell
every man, woman and child in New
port News-yes, and every old person.
that we are go sure that our famous
cod liver oil preparation, Vinol (delci-
Gus TO taste ana without oil) will make
rich. red blood. create strength and re-
store them to Il normal condition. that
we Will pay for all the Ninol they take
II il does not succeed.
"Why are We so sure? Simply be-
cause Yinol contains in a highly con.
centratCd form ali OF the vital medic
inal principles of cod liver oil actual
ly taken from fresh Gods livers and
without the useless system clogging
oil to upset the stomach and retartl
its work.
"Ninol in Il natural manner will tone
up the stomach, make rich, red blood
and strengthen every organ in the
body to do It's work as nature intend
ell. We do not ask the people OF New.
port News to take our word for il. but
simply 10 try Finol on cur guarantee $
Burton d Langhornc, Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06

fore the poison had spread into the
chiid's system.
The little girl was bitten on tho
chin and owing to the presence of
SO many nerves in that portion OF
her body the poison spread more
rapidly than if she had been bitten
in any other place.
Whom the child was discharged
from the institute the symptoms Of
the disease were not recognizable.
but II was known that an absolute
cure had not been effected and that
the disease was liable to attack the
patient ut any time.
At O'Clock this morning the pa
tient WAS sleeping under the inilu-
once OF au opiatc. which was admin.
istered III order TO relieve her SUI
ferinss, which have been terrible
since she was first stricken ycstcr-
day afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
STATE CONVENTION HERE.
Christian Endeavorers Win Meet at
First Presbyterian Church.

The state Christian Endeav0r con
Vention will meet III this city on June
IS 1906. with about $50 delegates in
attendance. The sessions will be nold
at the First Presbyterian Church.
Rcv. T.. r. Wexford ana Mr.. ~. II.
f. Encs have just been clec!e! 10 the
State eNecutiSo committee Of the
body.
The program for the convention will
he arranged by Rev. Mr.. Wexford and
Mr.. G. y. Whitney, ct this city, and
Mr. G. w. Humphries, of Norfolk.
All the young peoples societies on
the Peninsula will assist in entertain
ing the delegates ana all the churches
Will he asked to cooperate i'll making
the convention q success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
SAILORS REST TO MOVE.

Work Among TarG.
AZ q meeting of the directors Of the
Virginia Mariners Friend Society.
which maintains the Sailors Rest last
night. the matter Of securing new
quarters for the rest was discussed
New quarters will be secured as
soon as possible ass the present build.
inS Is Inadequate for the work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
MlGMzaAezzI52u,s
DON'T BE MISTAKEN.

Some men may imagine
that they can do about as well
at one store rs another.
This is great mistake.
You can do a great deal
better at Alichaclson Bros.
than at any other store
Because you'll ind Il better
stock TO choose from here than
anywhere else.
Because we take pride in
our clothes and won't let you
have anything that isn't right
if we know ii.
They're not like the usual
ready-madc clothing.
They are much superior!
There's Il style about your
clothes that you don't sec in
other places, said a customer.
Many have discovered this
fact, and SO our trade keeps
growing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
Continued on Page Siy.l

Davenport Sofa Bed-A comfortable
ana beautiful sofa by day: IL luXnrions
bed by night. with q receptacle ior
bedding, etc; q great cconOnlizor ~
space. See it in oar cast window.
i2-G-:t BUXTON x PARKER.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
T ashton
Shoe Store
J. II. BURCHER, Mgr,
1907 Washington Avenue
NOTICE.

There will be an important meeting
CT the Third Ward Anti-Dog Mu9zling
Lsague at Patzold's hall, corner
rweMty.seysnth street and Chestnut
avenue, December 6, 1905. ct 9 p. N.
All lovers of dogs Cordially invited to
be present and take part in the meet
ing. 7 -'r-'---
1t f. D. HOLLOWAY. Chairman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
Rchcorea, Ton,orrovy Ni,,,

There win be rehearsal OF "The
Daughter Of Jarius' tomorrow night at
O'clock and another Sunday after.
noon at : o'clock. 4 full attendance
is expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06

Buxton & Parker invite you to call
early and make selections from their
large and splendid assortment Of
Morris chairs, desks rockers. lamps.
china closets. dinner sets. couches.
parlor suits. etc, to be delivered when
you Wish them. 1861
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06

The congregation of Trinity Luth.
eYan church will hold its annual
meeting tonight at O'Clock at the
church.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-04
POPULARITY DIMINISHED.

The p~resiieut's popularity says
Golfers Weekly. is too extensive to
t~e! the !os CAUSED by his performances
whenever friends Of his have committed
errors or need advancement.
Whereas the truth Is emphaticaIy
other wise, declares the St. Louis Re
public. While Nj. ROose yelt's popu
Ia 1ty did not suffer aPpreciably
through his promotion OF Wood. i, IN
derwent q very noticeable shrnking b,
ease Of his sophIstical e~xculps,ion Of
Morton, and has probably lost by his
acton in the Bowen LoOnis episode.
But We DO WISH Golfers ncycr.he
less goes on 20 FAY, -thBt on occasions
hen he deems it necessary to print
-xuberant cuiUgics uf his friends IN
oUble he would refrain Tor once from
thkinR in that very same document
about a 'squarc deal
Mr.. Roosevelt and -the square deal
are Incompatible, and he sutlers by the
IxtapositlUD OF ideas. Measured by
The American ideal of justice be is
found wanting. The eyes ~ the nation
lave been signnlly directed to The dis
Crepancy, \ failure Of popularity was
inevitable upon II viaiblc distortion OF
logic and discrimination ut justic,
deliberately committed to shield a
friend who happened to have run afouI
pf.thc very punitive principle which Mr.
Roosevelt ostcu IDLY was promoting.
II would bc "A sad day for the imtel
ligenco and morals Of Americans il 1
loss OF their favor did not follow such {
ilagrant violation Of consistency.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-04
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-04

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age. Besides being out OF dat. a.
pipes in many instances har- Ill
away making the health conditions mr.,
the best. The work will probably hs
completed this north. The cog, In
he $1,000.
Tue nsly um ia now almost sci, sun.
porting. From the dairy alone abor,
one hundred gallons Of milk are re-.
ceived daily. This affords an ample
supply Of butter for the inmates.
The harvest Is nov at itp height. d,
Gibson estimates that in all about tire.
hundred tons OF hay will he cut.
Al present Isl patients are b-ir,
cared for. The plumber OF employees Is
about northumberland