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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-07-27
DISORDERS AT NizHNi NovGo.
ROD CONTINUE BETWEEN
RIVAL FACTIONS.
MANY PERSONS REPORTED KILLED
WoRkMEN AND RoUGHs sue.
cEED IN TERRoRIzING CITY
I DAY AND NIGHT.

st. Petersburg, July 27.-The dis
orders at Nizhni Novgorod have now
continued four days, with daily col
lisions between the rival companies
into which the workmen and the riot
ing roughs have divided. but there
has been no general riot since Sun
days fiye-hour fray. According to the
government advices twelve men were
killed and three were fatally wounded
Monday and Tuesday night. On Sum
day night bomb was thrown against
the schoolhouse In the suburb of Sor
nlovo where a detachment of soldiers
were quartered. The thrower Of the
bomb was killed. No advices have
been received of the days events. A
regular blood feud appears to exist
between the socialistic wOrkmen in
the Sormovo district and the steve
dores, brickmakers and cab drivers.
The factions invade each others ter
ritory day and night. using reyolvers
and clubs.
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NO new CASES REPORTED
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW OR.
LEANS APPEARS TO HAVE
BEEN CHECKED.

New Orlenas, July 27.-Two addi-
tional deaths from yellow fever were
unofficially reported to the city board
of health during the day, making
thirty-six in all since July 13. No re-
ports of new cases were received. The
city board has decided to make one
daily report to the state board, In the
evening, of cases and deaths.
The reports of cases to date made
to the city board indicate a slow
spread of the fever. There are now
fourteen foci one of them at Buckeye.
in North Louisiana, of an Italian who
escaped from the French market Sec
tion His case was fatal. There are
three foci above Canal street and one
In Algiers. These cases have all been
directly traced to the French market
vicinity
The bulk of the thirty-six deaths
have been in the French market Sec
tion. The sanitary conditions there
have been very bad and large fami-
lies OF Italians have been found crowd
ed into very small spaces. In one in
stance twenty-seven people were
found living In three rooms. The con-
gested conditions In this neighborhocd
were responsible for the rapid devel-
Opment Of the fever.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-07-27
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF AcRl-
CULTURE HAYS REPORTS
ON COTTON ACREAGE.
ESTIMATE MADE OUT WAS roo LOW
CLAIMS STATicTiClANS HOLMES
AND HYDE ANNOUNCED IN
CORRECT FIGURES.

Washington, July 27. - Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture Hays during
the day made the following report to
Secretary Wilson on the acreage Of
cotton in the Southern states in 1905
as compared with that planted in
1904:
"The crop estimating board OF the
department of agriculture has consid-
cred the report issued by the bureau
OF statistics on June 2 relative to the
acreage planted In cotton In the South
ern states in 1905 as compared with
that planted in 1904 and has con-
cluded:
"First-That a new estimate should
be made on acreage planted and that
the figures in Mr.. Hyde's hands when
making his estimate should be used
as the basis.
"Second-That Mr.. Hyde. with Mr..
Holmes at his. elbow prompting him.
made the estimate lower than the
facts in his hands from the reports
from the seven classes of reporters
employed by the bureau warranted.
''Third-The board flndS. on careful
consideration of the reports OF all
classes Of correspondents and agents,
that the acreage planted In cotton this
year, including the entire season,
should have been estimated at 86.l per
cent of that planted last year. equiva-
lent to reduction in planted acre
age as compared with last year Of
14.9 per cent (instead of ia per
cent?, or 4,731,O 900 acres-the estimate
of the total acreage planted this year
being $685., 900 acres"
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BETTER AucuRIEs or SUCCESS.
Negotiations to Improve Russc-Amer-
ican Tariff Relations.

st. Petersburg, July 27.-Negotia-
tiuns for the improvement Of the
Russo-American tariff relations are
now proceeding under better auguries
of success. Ambassador Meyer has
succeeded in brushing aside the GUS
tomary barriers, taking up the matter
OF discriminating duties Oh American
imports levied in retaliation for the
imposition of countervailing duty by
the United States on Russian sugars,
direct with the department interested,
the ministry of finance. The ambassa-
dor has had an interview with FL
nance Minister Kokovscff and dis
cussed the subject in its general out
lines. This will be followed. by fre-
Quent conferences. The progress of
the negotiations for a French CONNER
cial treaty makes speedy arrange
ment desirable.
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CHOLERA INFANTUM.

Child Not Expected to Live from One
Hour to Another, but cured by Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Ruth, the little daughter OF z. N
Dewey of Agnewville, Va, was very i'll
OF Cholera Infantum last summer. I'VE
gave her up and did not expect her to
live from one hour to another he says
II happened to think Of Chamberlain'e
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and got bottle OF it from the store. In
five hours l saw change for the better.
We kept on giving it and before she
had taken the half Of one small bottle
che was we'll" This remedy is for sale
By Stoddard & Halstead
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coRTELYou HITS HARD.
Breaks All Records In Issuance ot
Fraud Orders.

TaOQ OTQCGSs
Washington, July 27.-Postmaster
General Cortelyou has made record
for himself as an exterminator OF
fraudulent concerns uneQualed by any
predecessor in his Office. During the
four months he has been In Office he
has issued more fraud orders than any
preceding postmaster general signed
In any two years In the corresponding
months Of April. May. June and July.
During this period there have been
157 orders OF this sort issued, or about
the number put into effect during the
first six years OF the fraud order law.
During the corresponding period OF
1904 Postmaster General Payne issued
seventy-one fraud orders and the year
preceding but forty.
The increase Is due In the main, It
Is said, to the new system the present
postmaster general has adopted for
the use of inspectors for revealing
fraudulent concerns throughout the
country and for bringing them to jus.
tice,
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COTTON MARKET EXCITED.
Prices Soar and in Short Time Go
TumbIinq.

New York, July 27.-Prices for
cotton bounded up almost instntly
when the government report of de-
crease of 149 in the acreage planted
as compared with last year was re-
ceived on the exchange. The gains
ranged from IL to Ia points. October
reached 1117 cents. Tremendous sell
ing, presumably by large long inter-
ests, followed and prices went tum-
bling. October was beaten down Is
points from the highest to 11.02. The
market was excited and irregular.
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WlTTE LEAVES FRANCE.
Russian Peace PIenipotentiary Sails
for America.

Paris, July PIN. Witte, Professor
de Martins and number of officials
making up the Russian peace plenipo-
tentiary party left the st. Lazare rail-
road station during the morning for
Cherbourg, where they sailed for New
York OH the North German Lloyd line
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse in
the evening. Many officials and diplo-
matists gathered at the depot, includ-
ing Ambassadors Neiidoff and Cassini
and M. ROutkOwsky. the Russian finan.
cial agent. NJ. Witte remained on the
ting with the ambassadors until the
train pulled out, when he raised his
hat and bowed his farewell salutations
to the crowd.
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CONTENTS KEPT SECRET.
Report Being Prepared on Bennington
Oieaeter,

San Diego. Cal. July 27.-The :n-
yestigation Of the Bennington disaster
conducted by Commander Young and
Lieutenants Yates and Wade has been
concluded and q report is being pre-
pared to be forwarded to Washington.
Nothing can be learned as to It's con-
tents from any of the three officers.
but there appears reason to believe
that they have decided only one boiler
exploded, but that the explosion broke
the steampipes Of the other boilers
and that thus the latter contributed
their share Of the death dealing steam
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SURGEON WHITE REPORTS.
House to House inspection In Yellow
Fever District.

Washington, July 27.-In his ad-
vices from New Orleans to the public
health and marine hospital service
during the day Surgeon White says
that house to house inspection is
being conducted In the portion of the
city which is infected by yellow fever.
This section includes forty or fifty
blocks. He also says that general
screening for protection against mos
quitoes is promised. DR.. White ex-
presses the hope that the disease may
yet be eradicated, but says that while
efforts will be directed to that end
attention also will be directed to pre-
venting Its spread into other sections.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-07-27
Takahira Visits Roosevelt.

Oyster Bay. L. l.. July 27.-Minister
Kogoro Takahira Of Japan, one Of the
Japanese envoys to the forthcoming
peace conference, was a guest of the
president q part Of the day This was
Minister Takahira's second visit to
Sycamore Hill within two weeks. His
visit related to the broader question
OF the peace negotiations
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-07-27
AUTHORS UNDER ARREST.
Circulated Sensational Rumors About
Yellow Fever.

Memphis, Tenn, July 27.-Charged
with circulating sensational rumOrs
as to the existence Of yellow fever
in Memphis o. C. Riser. South Main
street merchant; I. Detto, negro
preacher, and Jessie Harrison, ne-
gro, were arrested during the day by
sanitary officers. The offense Is
misdemeanor under the municipal
statutes. The men claimed they re-
ferred to the fever prevailing In New
Orleans.
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CASE BEGINS IN PARIS.
Maud Come Suing Major Mcbride for
Divorce.

Paris, July 27.-The hearing Of the
suit for divorce brought by Maud
Come, known as the Irish Joan Of
Arc" against Major Mcbride, formerly
OF the Boer army, was opened before
the civil tribune of the Seine, Maitre
Cruppe representing the wife and
Maitre Labori the husband. Maitre
Grippe severely denounced Major Nc
Brides alleged unfaithfulness and de-
MED the husbands charge that his
wife was not Of genuine Irish birth.
The case attracts much attention ow-
ing to the prominence of the parties
in connection with Irish agitation.
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Operation on Roiestvensky.

Toxic, July 27.-Rear Admiral Ro-1
jestvensky has undergone successful
operation. A wound on his forehead
was opened and small piece OF bone
was removed. His condition Is c0nsid-
cred satisfactory.
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DUE TO REVISED REPORT.

Unusual Excitement on New Orleans
Cotton Market.
New Orleans, July 27-The day was
one of unusual excitement in the cot
ton market owing to the revised gov
ernment acreage report.
The market was put up about Is
points Immediately after the reading
Of the report and many bears turned
bull for the trading during the re-
mainder of the day.
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MISSISSIPPI NEGRO LYNcHED.
Taken From Train by Mob and
Hanged to Tree.

Taken From . Train by Mob and
Hanged to Tree.
Glendora, Miss, July GA mob Of
fifty men Tuesday took Will Harris,
a negro, from a Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley train at Black Bayou and
hanged him to a tree about quarter
of mile from the railway. Harris
and his brother Henry shot and seri-
ously wounded two white men named
Barksdale and Allen on the James
plantation, near Sharkey, July 19. A
posse pursued the negroes and shot
and killed Henry Harris. The other
brother escaped, but was arrested at
Heatham, and was taken to Green
wood and placed aboard a train en-
route to point in Talladhhe county,
where he was to be turned over to the
sheriff, when the mob boarded the
train and secured him.
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koMuRA TO VISIT ROOSEVELT
Informed Meeting May Take Place on
Friday.

New York, July 27.-Baron Komura.
the Japanese peace envoy, probably
will pay an informal visit to Presi-
dent Roosevelt next Friday The de-
tails of the visit have not been ar
ranged. In the meantime the baron
Is resting ut his hotel, occasionally
discussing his mission with the other
members of the delegation.
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Four Trainmen Killed.

Atlanta, Ca. July 27.-Four train.
men. three white and one, negro, were
killed here during the day by freight
wreck on the Central Of Georgia rail-
road. 1ardmaster Fred Woodall was
fatally injured. NJ
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Chief Clerk Of Foreign Branch Of Post
office Arrested.

New York. July 27.-A search OF
months for q registered letter thief In
Norway and Sweden ended during the
day In New York with the arrest OF
John J. Callahan, chief clerk OF the
foreign branch Of the general post
Office. The chief clerk, who has been
In the service thirteen years. was
charged with abstracting money from
foreign registered letters. He was ar.
raigned before United States Commits.
sioner Shields and gave bail In w.
500 Tor examination.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
De SABANA-GRANDE
Honras funebres. = Delitos
electorales. = Un robo.
Notable mejoria.
sEN0RITa YUNQuE

AgoSto IL. Ell domingo pasado por
la noche, la Logia <Igualdads celebr6
una teoida fdnebre, con objeto de hon
rar la memoria de don Silvio Damia.
ni, fallecido .recientemeote On Nuey a
York.
--El pr6ximo lines SO verihcarS &
ante Ia Corte municipal un iuicio por
ielitos electorales contra don Jose Ro:
drfguez Soto y don Eugenio Nazario,
ambos republicanos y iueces do mesa
On las dltimas elecciones. i.
Ell comerciante don Manuel Lugo
fue vfctima de IN robo on, la ssoche de
aver. Los cacos le sustrajeron, ca
c'gsrrillos y metalico, de cinco 4 sell
dollars.
El lines embarcAra para los Els
sados Unldos eI aprovechado ioven
1oA Pablo Bonelli, q fin de cursar el
;uarto afio de medicina en- una Uni.
verSlQaQ Q6 Fll&Q6ln8.
Sc 'encuentra muy mejorada de
Ia enfermedad que viene padeciendo Ia
espetable Seiiora doha Juana Coma.
luz d, Bonelli.
La seiorita Belisa Yunque, pro.
es ra rural, que ejerci5 en- est4 juris.
ncci6n durante varios afioss completa
satisfaction de los padre de familia, no
IA sido contratada este afio Dor la
Junta Escolar.
Dfcese que este se debe & que Ia
! dicada sefiorita Sc neg6 contribuir
son tres dollars que le pidieron para
'os gastos del part do republicano en-
las dltimas elecciones.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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'NOTAS De ARROYO
Fallece el senior Morales, in.
geniero de la central La.
fayette. .--Renuncia.
REFORMAS De ORNATE

Tras rApida y penosa dolencla de.
i6 de existtr don Francisco Morale.,
ingeniero mscApico de la Central xLa-
f.yestes. A 81 entierro asisti6 una
nutrida y selecta concurrsncis, como
prueba de las grsndss simpstfas de
que gozaba 81 tiuado.
-Ha presentado Ia reauncia ire.
vocabls de presidente ds la Logia
sIris de Pazs, nAesteo busn amigo
don Federico virslla.
Ell pan que se come on ests 'pue-
bio, tras do estar p6simameots elabo.
rsAo reAulta cxeestvsmsote caro-. Mu.
cho se quejan de clio los vscinos.
-Dsntro do POGO mpexs sr&a las
obrAs dc reparAci6n del Parque Gen.
tral y 10 ocasi6n 90 presensa para EN-.
oelleserIo, hsciendo dssaparecar un
Enufsco que fuDje do satksus a laentsa,
!, d., arrancando lsa plsnsas n srbole,
indsilss que hay on lus jardinss y
sembrando en- sa lugar Aores, que ser
vir&n dc Acsracllyo D AQuel pArsle.
-Ccn6rmsmos 10 noticis que do el
corresk onsal de <La Corresp, ndencias ,
sobre los muchos aLimales reslepgoa
que se ven todas horss pastando
manss mstts en- los hermosos , uerdes
prados que exlsten 60 Ia plaza y are.
oedOres de 10 Iglesia. En- camblo se
ha fabricado un corral para dep6.ilo
de animsles rsslepgos y siempre le
vemos vacio.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
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Anuncio,-- --1ramo rneta|ico

Departamento del interior dc Puerto
Rico.-Boreau de Dor as Pdh icas.
San Juan, Julio 25 de 1905.
Ell Boreau do Obrss Pdblicas, De.
partaneoto sdel Interior do FutrH
r co. recibirA tn esta oficina hasts
las TO y. m. dsl dia 80 de s .tiembre dc
l 9os, en- cuya fechs 90 abriran pIbli-
camepts propos'ciones en- pliegos CO
rrados pianos y pliegos de cond'cio.
res para Ia adjudication eu-fdoIics
subasta de las obras de construction
transporte y monssja, 6 solamsnts pa
ra las obras de oon' trucci6n y entire
gs en- el muel Q de San Juan, P R d.
un trsmo m-talico de 286 pie. [8l. Ion,
de luz sobre el Rio Grande de Loizs,
Carolina.
Plano scetado del empls zsmiento
peril del trazado, condolences = des
cr,pci6n de la obra 90 encuentran d,
maniflssto en- esta oficina y an la ofci
ma del <Engipeeripg N VS., 22J Broad
way, New York.
La administrator 90 reserva e
derecho de rechazar cualquiera y to
dss las proposiciot es.
Per orden del Comisionsdo del In
terror. J. J. .inenez, Superintendent'
de Obras PGhlicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
A0TAS DE .ACUADA
Contestando a uno que es.
cribe <sin ton nj son> en- xEl
Aguila de Puerto-R
COSAS vEREDES...

En- uno de los 4 timos nImeros de
.El Ag,sila d. Ponce, y con lsl psedd6-
nimo de svarios aguadenos,s 'viene
un suelto G 10 bastante maposeada
captlnela, de sRuiz por squi, Ruiz
por allf, SANCHEZ Ruiz por ALA y San.
chez Raiz tor todas partss.s
-Pareee que este srticulsta le ha
comido algo & los de e.a familis, y 90
ha indigesLado.
..r>, LAS psrsonas dscents, y ESQ %
v6 on t,das las clssss socisles, guar
dan respeto y consider aci6n & las fa.
milias cnando aufcen por los a6res
queridos.
-Es incisrto 10 que dicen en- FL
Agaila de que el conceial don Nestor
Minsyes no paga contribuci6n; pasen
por gu tabsquerfa donde vsran sus
recioos y como siempre, serkn obss-
quiados con un boliche.
-Todos en- AguAda sabemoa don.
de secobfeccionsn ests xrtirnlitos y
conocemos al au,or que 10 ocupa en-
emborronar papel, sabe Dios si del
mi.mo rematists q quien csnsura.
H.y qu!en appesta debs ago &
10 fsmilia Ruiz, 8 que estos NJ han
querido farle. De 10 cara para pro.
barselo. s-E
Don Oarnelio Ruiz, Alcslde de
ests, pass por el dolor de tener enter.
ma 4 50 i'ven esposa done Julia La
devsze J Lopez.
TAmblen se sncuentra recogido en-
CANA don Pablo Ruiz y L6rez.
P. Pln0.
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FL AlCALOt VALOINtSO

81 sAbsdo estuvo on ests ciudad
don Luis r. Valdivisso, slcalds q
NOR terilla de Ponce, al que se he
puesto por montsra.
.Manifest6 Gcuantcs quisieron Or.
lie que 81 visje obedecfa mt tivos de
sal, d.; zee dtce que en- sfecto es asf,
que su presencis en- esta pob'a aci6n
obedecia & motivos de sslud. .pG.
bics, motivoa por los cuales le hizo
venir el Gobernador.
Aver. de madrugsds, regres6 a
aus dominios, donde Sejerces de 10.
rdnculo 8 de Val divieso, Gin Val.
Psrecs que NJ. PoLt se propons
sxtirpsrlo.
Asf sea, para bisn dc la aalud. ..,
pdblicR
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CARTAS DtTtN|DAS

En- 10 administraci6n de correos dc
9sta ciudad se encuentran las siguien.
tes:
Ernesto Avellanet, Agusto Rabans,
n. Bonaparte, HENRY Brinn, Altiere
8rigitte, Ed. N. Beltrap, Tula Berdier,
William Benatsr, Ramon Barretos,
Juan Comss, julio Csrra, Antonio
Cherne, Maria Calz6n, Enrique Estro
uers, Paco Encarnsci6n, Lucia Enri.
que, Tome sa Flo'es, Nicolasa Fsrrsn,
Santiago CALI, Cslletaua Gsrcfa Mi
III, jose Hernaiz, Jose HernGiz, Fran.
cisco Izquierdo, John Jarvis, Antonio
Lopez, Gabino Melendsz, Ventura Ma
rrero, Ventura Msrrero, Ulpiano Mar.
tinez.
Julia Min, Rita Nieves. Esuma Ca.
borno, Francisco Pargss, Celestins
Pstrsno, Conception eaniaguA, Nico
las Quifones, Rosendo Quifiopes, Juan
Rosario, Dolores Rodriguez, Tomas
Rodriguez.
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de hsce temp, al sport dc Ia santa
mapigua.
La voz pd alica que raras veces se
equivocs, se Il alaba Ia casa nj moro 2
de 10 calle del Cristo, como una de lss
mas fuertes, per hallarse al frents IN
americana que el osro tlemoo de.sm.
psii6 el puesto de jsie de policfa y mas
tarde cant6 misa prot ,stsnts. "
La policis tuvo que valerse dc e.
to prooedimiento, por hallarse 10 e.
calefa bajo la vigilancla do dos suie-
sos que han dessmpenado puestos on
el goblerno siend0 gobern ador Mr..
Hunt. Tambien habia en- el portal d.
rchsca.a d0s timbres electricos anun.
siadores de Ia gente sospechosa.
Las jugadas % ha sen por medic de
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Csguas, Agosto IL, 1905.
DEMOGRACIA,-.San Juan,

Elocuente y dignfs mo editorial
<Ley de Condados, es la VOC, es la
voluntad de Puerto Rico que ha de ser
scstada y4cumplida porsla CAmara de
Delegates que es Ia representation de
Puerto Rico. Qaeremos colaborsr
obra Gobierno para traer antonomfa
sin restricciones nj mixtificaciones, 8
franca o onosici6n actos poder 3Legfsla-
two, vinculado consejeros continents
les. Confiamos patriotismo y entereza
d. nuestros representa- ntes que no des.
written labor Magma ssamblea do Mu-
nicipios. Nuestros entusisstas place
mes ese dlario por su gallardo edito
rial, nueva pSglna de orc en- su brf.
llsnte historic -Gab>iel Gimenez
Gervasio Garcfs, Msrcelno Sola, Jo-
se J. Alvarez, Jose G Garriga Flores,
Juan A. ,Caldas, Federico Diez Lopez,
Fernando MARQUEE Roig, Modest
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fchas, las cuales SO compran & uu ca.
jero que reside fuera
Los iugadores van con dichas f.
chas al banco de la banca, y cobran el
valor de 10 que llsvao
. Dicho procedim iento 10 adopta
con 81 fn do evadlr 10 acct6n del CO.
|digo Penal.
Tsnemos eDtendido que entire el
capitAn Hurtodo y el americana que
mss arriba mencioramos, 90 cruxaron
algunas palabras slgo duras, por ca
lifcar aquel de improcsdentes los me-
dios smplsados por Ia policfa para
sorprender el juego.
Do este hscho tienen oonocimiento
el coronel Hamill , el iuex de 10 Cor
to municipal aeiior de. Vale.
Veremos si SO hace justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-14
jUGAD0RES S0RPRENDID0S
La policia Sc convierte a la gimnastca

Anoche & las diez y media el CAPT.
TN Hurtado y clnco policfas & sus Or
nes, sorprendieron una casa de juego
On Ia calle del Cristo.
Ell suceso, como es natural, pr )du.
jo Ia consiguiente alarma, por revss
tir caracteres graves y ser Ia primera
vez que Ia policia SO We obligads q
sorprender juegos en- es:a ciudad TO-
n'endo que apelar 4 maniobras aero.
bat cas-.
ri capitfn Hurtado, en- indumen
taria de palsano, pero sin sombrere
al gaban, penstr6 por Ia cspilla de-
Cristo, sAltsndo ura tapia para Ga
csr una ventana y detsner 4 los juga
iores que on dos hsbitac lones hsrme
tlcamente csrradas, 70 dedicabau, des