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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-19
NOTAS De PONCE
Delegados de Ponce. -Multa
de S50.-Causa por homici-
dio. .-Denuncia por robo.
MhTIENZ0 A SAN JUAN
Function suspendida. -Rema-
te de serviclos municipal
les. s.-Otras noticias.

Ponce 1S-Los Delegados q la
asamblea de municipios por el Ayun-
tamiento de Ponce, sef1ores Coronas,
Zsyas, Moret Torres Alvsrado Mo-
rsles Lebr6n, saldran de Ponce ell do
miDgo pr6ximo por Ia msflana. Ha-
ran el visje por ferrocarril
La Corte municipal impuso una
multa de cincuenta dollars ( jose Vaz-
quez, por alteraci6n de la psz pdblica.
Aver Sc VIC en- Ia Corte de Dis
trito el primer juicio por iurado, del
termino corriente.
Pascasio Hernandez di6 muerte en-
Guayanilla, sn Noviembre dltimo &
Joae Pillar Feliciano. Sc le acusa de
homicidio. Despues del iuicio el iu-
rado estuvo deliberando desde las
tres de la tarde hasta las once y me.
dia de la noche, hora en- que el juez
tuvo q bien disolver dicho jurado,
porque cate no logr6 ponerse dc asuer-
do. Sc celebrara nuevo iuicio en- este
termino, por el delito indicado.
Aver tom6 puerto el vapor Julia,
procedente de Cuba y Santo Domingo.
mo lego ell transformista La
Presa en- el vapor Julio.
Sc encuentra enfermo de grave
dad, ell senior don Andres Miranda,
obrero apreciable de Ponce. Ell senior
Miranda es autor de un juguete c6mi-
CO titulado La Loteria, que fue puesto
en- escena en- el teatro <La Perla, no
hace mucho tempo.
Los Detectives Gutierrez y Este
We detuvieron y denunciaron & To-
mas Gonzalez, por robo de un caba-
llo q don Pedro Moll, mayordomo de
Ia hacienda eSerrano,. Gonzalez ven-
di6 el caballo aludido, On cuarenta
dollars, don Pablo Vazquez de 10
Playa. La Corte municipal exige q
Gonzalez trescientos dollars do fan
"a, para ponerlo en- libertad provi-
sional.
No pudo celebrarse el domingo
10 function anunciada en- la Federation
Libre, por haberse enfermado el hip
notizador senior Ferreras. La function
SO llevara cabo ell pr6xlmo domingo.
Continoia en- Ia pdgina 5a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-19

arerla desembarcaron aver norte de Vadvosock dis
ponlendosea asao. Mas erzas estdn camino para apo
var este movmento cree que hoy msmo saltaran en-
terra Los per6dcos mitares guran que Vadvostocl
eslstra menos que Puerto Arturo. Sc fundan que
fortaezas neriores que la guarnc6n esta desmo-
rallzada En- oda la nca dc Manchra c general Oyama
desplega grande actydad 81 este uera e mo-
mento decisive de la guerra Ell marsca Yamagata ha de-
carado que Jap0n neeSta obedecer los precedenes
que puede creaos estabecen(o nueyas dctcas ODE
decendo proplo nterGs. Sup6nese contesta
c6n Ia extraneza de los crcos Ia energia con
que sguen las hostldades cuando frmarse un arms
tcC.
De Berlin anuncan que e Kaiser hara muy pronto
vista al rey Crlstan de Dnamarca Sc pensa que es
possible una aanza entire esta nac6n Aemania fin de
sostener al principe Carlos en- trono dc Noruega go
berno danes consente que cuaesqucra las ccuns
tancas fuuras Ia escuadra aemana pueda transar bre
mentc pore estrecho de Belt Ign6rase Dnamarca acepa
ra esa condlc6n, que tai opondran tratados
con otros PASSES
-E preSidente Loubet condecora con Ia legion de ho-
nor los marnos de Ia escuadra nglesa ancada Bres
que aslstleron Ia fiesta del II de Julia Paris
MIR, White, plenipotencario ruso manifesto en- un
interview que cumpra las nstruccones del Car Es par
dano de la paz pero temc que las exgencas del Japon
oblguen Rusa continuar la guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-19
Zenstwos disueltos yperseguid
ia poneses desembacan ceranas VhdNehk
Gui||ermo II entire Suecia y Noruega

New York, Julio 19El calor en- esta cldad aver lego
al maximum de 10 los neoyorqunos ecuerdan desde
hace velne amos La temperature fue de 1O4 grades Fa
renhet sea 81 grados centgrado Sc registrar trenta
cnco casos de muerte por nsolacon La mortandad de
cabalos inmensa La gente hula de la cudad de
TN horno para refug los parques para omar los
ranvias que conducen al campo Los vapore de rio ban
enos de excursonstas Los per6dcos repartan
cantidades de heo gratis para los pobres 81 servco de
ambulancla nsuhcente para recoger e nfnto nmero
de personals que caan las GALES necestaban II los
hospta]es Los negocos suspenderon durane agunas
horas en- los barros mercantles.
Comunican de San Petersburgo que Car ha retroce
dido de epene sobrc propostos de dar Consttu
clon pueblo ante el tenor deque los zemswos e ue
desfavorables pderan deposci6n Los zemstwos
son dsuetos los partdaros de asambea naconal
se les persgue encarcea La suaci6n volentamente
eacconara Sc cree que la vountad del soberano
rlnde los conseos de epof, dctador absolute dueno
de ydas hacendas Hasta hoy la potca Sc nsplraba
una benevoenca orzada desde hoy prece nsparse e
ejercco de la fuerza. As confa la demagoga
que cunde por todas parties nfundr pavor amino de
las masas, conteniendo la anarquia
lnforman de Toxic que etrcto japonts ha ocupado
por complete la sa Shaghalen de extreme otro de
saoJando las tropas que e tcrrltoro
Otras nocas aadenque consderabes uerzasde nantera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-19

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel ylejo a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-19
plIdoras Rosadas del Dr.. PaniaQua

mso, ncoa.y:ns para ANBhA CoRosIs No as las tao
Digestion
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-19
UNA FINCA RUSTICA

Sera srrendada su propietario,
81 este envis proposiciunts 4 la ofci-
ma dental establecda en- los s'tos do
la casa ndmero 2l de la oalle de San
Justo, esquina q Fortal,zs.
Sc requiere que la flcs indicada
este en- los alrre1edores de esta ciudad
y que coptenga casa hsbitsble y te-
rrenos para fundar una vsquerfa.
San Juan P. r. 9 de Julio 1.905.
60
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02
MR.. BISHOPS HOUSE BURNED.

The news reached Marietta Thurs
day morning OF the obstruction. by fire,
OF Mr., Bill Bishops six-room dwelling,
situated about nine miles east of Ma
rietta, in Merritt's district, in this
county, which occurred Wednesday
night about 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Lee Bishop, wife and children,
livedl in the house with shim q and
when the fire was discovered the build
ing was wrapped in flames, and the
root falling IN, tie family barely es-
Gaping; in fact, Mr., Lee Bishop had to
assist his aged uncle out of window
in his night clothing to save him from
being burned up.
Mr.. Bill Bishops hands, face, head
and eyes were badly burned, the skin
peeled from his fingers, and his eyes
were closed by the swelling caused by
the fsmes
The entire contents of the house was
consumed in fact, not any wearing ap.
parel was saved. Some money and
valuable papers shared the same fate
as the the household goods
How the fire originated is not known
Mr.. Bill Bishop is about 80 years old
a well-to-do farmer. and is the father
OF Mr. A. A. Bishop and Mr.. w. A
Bishop, of this place. His sons here
Immediately on hearing the bad news
Thursday morning, got clothing and
other needful things and carried then
out to the relief of the necessities Of
their father and of their cousins
family.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02
A $4,000 STALLION.

A number of our citizens have form
ed asyndicate and bought. fine French
coach stallion, with view of improy-
ing the stock of horses in this county,
They have organized under the name
of the Cobb County French Coach
Horse Company" with headquarters
at Marietta. The gentlemen who COM
pose the company are P. M. Rice, 7. B.
Brady, r. A. Hill, j. A. G. Anderson,
A. H. Talley, NJ. NJ. Sessions, J. J.
Leavell, James 7. Anderson, j. n Nc
Eachern, r. II. Northcutt, w. P. Ward
and j. H. Carmichael. They sent
Messrs. 7 Z. Brady and J. T. Anderson
to Columbus, Ohio, to see the imported
stations, owned by Mclaughlin Bros.
They found large number to select
from at prices ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 each. The shorse that they
fancled most was priced at $4,000.
which they finally purchased, and he
arrived here on last Friday morning.
He is seal brown in color, is Is hands
and one inch in height and weighs 1850
pounds. This beautiful stallion was
imported from France last December,
and has pedigree that dates back to
1882. The French government owned
these horses and their pedigree is care
fully preserved These gentlemen Will
advertise the season in the spring, and
it is hoped that their effort to improve
the stock of horses in Cobb county will
be successful.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

Cupid is invincible when he starts
out to make conquests. 1t has Just
been divulged that Mr.. Henry A. Cobb,
a typographical artist in the Marietta
Journal office, started out the new
year by secretly marrying one of At
lanta's most beautiful and charming
young ladies'. Miss Mamie Sorrow, of
SO Central Place, Atlanta, is the name
of the fair one who has linked her des-
tiny in matrimonial felicity with this
worthy, industrious and clever young
man. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. D. Shea, at the
home Of said minister, 1913 Garnett
street.
Mr.. Cobb was formerly of Atlanta,
where his parents live, but has been in
the employ of the Journal for over a
year.
The happy couple are now boarding
at Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Kerley's
The Journal joins their many friends
in wishing them great happiness and
prosperity.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

| In the contest for Treasurer OF CobD
county, Mr.. J. Gid Morris has been sus-
tanned by the Supreme Court of Geor-
gia. In this decision, handed down
last Saturday by Judge Beverly Evans,
all concurring, declared the act OF the
legislature consolidating the offices OF
Clerk of the Superior Court and Treas
urer of Cobb county, unconstitutional.
Mr.. j. B. Glover has held the Eotfice
for the past two terms, and Mr.. w. K.
Montgomery, previous to that, held
the office for number CT years.
The decision is a far-reaching onee
and not only effects Cobb county, but
Dougherty county, where a similar
consolidation exists, and which the
Supreme Court previously declared le-
gal, and also effects Jones county,
where the office of Tax Collector and
Sheriff are combined, and Chattahoo-
chez county, where the offices of Clerk
of Superior Court and that of Ordinary
are combined.
As is we'll known, Mr.. j. Gid Morris,
just before the general election last
October, declared he believed that the
act consolidating the offices of Treas
urer and Clerk 10 Cobb were unconsti-
tutional, and he was backed in this
statement by Hon. N. A. Morris, and
to test the constitutionality of the act,
Mr.. J. q. Morris ran for Treasurer ex-
clusively, while Mr.. J. B. Glover ran as
heretofore, for Clerk and Treasurer.
Mr.. Morris received 1913 votes in the
county. Mr.. Glover received very
large majority for Clerk and Treasurer.
When the election managers met, they
refused to consolidate the votes recaiy-
ed by Mr.. Morris.
Then Mr.. Morris, through his attor-
neys, Newton A. Morris, Fred Morris, of
Marietta, and Rosser & Brandon, of At
lanta, brought mandamus proceedings
before Judge j. II. Lumpkin, of Fulton
County Superior Court, Judge Gober
being disqualified, to require the cleo
ton managers to declare the result of
the election and record the vote given
Morris. Judge Lumpkin declined to
grant the mandamus in lengthy opin-
ion, and the case was appealed to the
Supreme Court with the result that
the managers are required to meet and
declare the result of the election for
Treasurer, which means the election of
Morris, leaving Mr.. Glover duly elect
ed clerk of the Superior Court.
The repeating of this act of CONSOLE
dation gives the office to Mr.. Morris.
Under the consolidation, the fees for
receiving money was one and a quar-
ter cent and the same for paying out,
making two and one-half cents. In
der the old act, as now operative, it
will be two and half cents each way,
making five per cent. for receiving and
paying out The. office paid Mr.. Clover
we learn, about $500 or $1,000 per an
mum. 1t will pay Mr. Morris twice
this, which makes it very desirable
office st 81 800 or $4,000 per annum.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

Hon. Walter e. Steed, of Taylor
county, has withdrawn from the race
for president of the senate. He says he
believes he could have been elected
bat in view of the false charges of Mr..
Osborn he will not be candidate to
create strife and dissensions in the
Democratic party. He denies that
there were any promises to elect him
president when he retired from the
race for speaker, which resulted in Mr..
Morris election.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02
Special City Election,

Notice is hereby given that special election
will be held in the city of Marietta. Cobb
county, Ga, at the court house on Saturday
the ith dayl of March, 1905, for the purpose OF
ratifying' or not ratfying sections 4, 5, 8. :, s
=, TO- II and l. of the new charter of the city OF
Marietta, Ga. Those voting for ratification OF
said sections shall have written or printed on
their ballots For Ratification, " and those on.
posed to the same shall have written or print.
ed Son their ballots against Ratification. -
Said sections have reference to the election of
three City Registrars for said city
By order of the Mayor and Council of city of
Marietta, This February 2. 1905.
J. Il. MOTLEY, Mayor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02
WIN. IL. and E. Is. JOSSELYN'S CON.
GRESS OF NATIONS.

A new feature and rev attraction,
VIM. H. and e. B. Josselyn's Congress
of Nations" is the largest and most gi-
gantic pictorial spectacle ever present.
ed, and is only made possible by ma
chine invented and patented by VIM. H.
Josselyn ip this and foreign countries
and controlled exclusively by him.
This machine, with the aid of two oper-
ators, presents 8l5 actual Photographic
scenes at each engagement, matinee or
evening, and includes every place of
interest all over the entire world, and
in justice to yourself and children try
and see this attraction, which has been
conceded the most beautiful and elab-
crate object lesson ever placed before
the public.
At Opera House Saturday and Mon
day nights, February 4th and 9Th, and
Saturday matinee. Including 100 scenes
from the story and play of "BEN HUR."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

OF all the countries for mean climate,
and all the governments for tyranny
and oppression, Russia seems to sur
pass them all. The massacre of de-
fenseless men, women and children by
the Russian soldiers, on that snowy
Sunday, only because these oppressed
people desired to petition the Gar for
relief against intolerable hardships,
was brutal act on the part of the
rulers of bloody Russia that would dis
grace barbarians. How can such gov
eminent stand, stepped in crime and
blood, as isRussia
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

A son of the late Episcopal Bishop
Beckwith, of Georgia, recently joined
First Baptist Church, Houston, Texas.
Rev. B. F. Riley, pastor. He will enter
the ministry and come to the Seminary
in February.-The Baptist Argus, jan
uary 10Th
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

We don't know the name OF the At
lanta man who participated in that St
Petersburg riot, but we have no doubt
he was there all right, all right !
Rome Tribune.
Well, you will hear from him. He
was there, and he didn't get hurt,
either.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

The daily papers reeking with the
filth of the Hannah Elias case in New
York, negress, and millionaire Platt,
was clearly d case where the postoftiee
should have denied the use of the
mails for the distribution of indecent
literature. The people do not care any
thing about New York's nastiness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-02

Hon. Harvie Jordan has been elected
president of the Southern Interstate
Cotton Growers Association. No bet
ter choice could have been made,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-10
CONNECTIONS

It pays to be over-particular and
get good, pure, wholesome candies.
Ours contain only the finest ingredi-
ents and an atmosphere of cleanli-
ness permeates their makeup. Sat
urday's tempters are
Fresh Marshn1allows. 1Oc
Sailed Peanuts ....... 10c
Every step to our big basement
sales counter, means pennies saved.
Prices always a shade lower than
obtain elsewhere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Shiff baparirt.

Ncm 9orf, 20. Mai. - oils
DER Somburger Sompfer Y@raf @ol-
oerlee" bier Gage auf %iei1ler 6obrt
nod Neru-Dorf II @roo rs e. mo
46 @rab 80 u. IN Sec ipor beeeg-
nete ibm ein 0nmpier, ser Spci
lhlpor5c &ilgeIn auisc5oaen bette,
oos 3eiden, Dab oos Sd)iif nit)t
inter Gontrple mar. Der oeltife
Oompier legte bel, mo mon modte
duSfinois, Dab ser ingtotb befinblidle
0ampfer Der .Nuigitonion" bon
SiperpooL mar, Der aber Siilie oan'
feno abl e)nte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Der Saltimprcr Seidlnf uioerrnfeu.

Illcntopn, go, 90. Moi. -
Iuf Iniitfcn Der beutihen Spnooc
Der o'tlidcn rciorirten Stride bat Die
Netormirte General : Spnooe in ser
Nod)mitto0S- Sibung Den IN 1902 in
Der 9oltinlorcr Spnooe eefoBten BE-
IdluB, IN meld)er elmer Ereoigt oes
Froltoenten 0erielben bie Inerten.
nilng ais oiii5ieller o%lltoratiper Nus
Druid elmer tbeoloeiid)en GrflGrlung
perloat miro, 5uriid genon1men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Iommcngebrodcne Spicr ibrcS trclI'
loien GbCn1onneS.
Sas %. Spicr.

Cine gon5c @cIdofta-O Organization
bel Dem Norrisburger lln9liid
oernlhtet.
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SoDu @eSlep Nnoerion Sicc-ErGii.
bent Scr Carbon Steel Co." Itar6
I'M ySorrisbur0er &oipitol" al Ser
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llnioa am 9onncrltog lester Mode
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itiir5t, olS nod porgcitern bertftet
morbcn, BOB CT ouf DEM Mege Der
8eleiuto lei. Giner ser Sobnc Srn.
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mebrerer 9eomten uto Gbemifer Der
Carbon SteelGo." IN Hensgort, Inn
in cinem Tro5eB III Sod)en geipilier
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! Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
Ser Suucn.Q uumis Sfanbal.

@oibington, .. g., 20. @di.
- Tr0iioent Gooiepelt bat beldloi'
ierL Die i~oIaenoen 3eugen III Der ult-
trriudung Der 9omen ; Soonis > Vii
ioire 5l pernebmen: 9ater pom Neiu'
Yorfer nSerolo," Hidarb Sarolllg
0opiS uno Gospor@bitnep pom Nelu'
Oorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
@iaamiit aus Wtnrplnuo.

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tibet, o6gleid cr in Y6ilooelpbia
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I'M Sotel Nuon mo erfubr 5ugleid,
Dob ieine 8rou Nr. 1 ous Ebilaoel-
pbio nod guiton u~uterrpegs iei, nm
i'm olli5uilder. Gr lieb minntebr
audi 6rau Nr. , iiten uno fliibtete
nod Gbilooelpbio. slm Montag Die
ier ISOLDE troi Srau &oberts Nr. !
in Cation Elm uno beiudte Srau ITO
bertS Nr. 2, lino 9eibe beldloIlen oIe
loforti9e ltrofredtlihe Sertolgiing
bes 9igamiiten. Sn5wiiden pIleet
ole mirflibe Srou &oberts init rib
render Soreialt bos oiird) oenS hre-
den uno Die Sralier polltommen 6li-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-21
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MfltQen, ein l3 Sabre alter Sotomo-
tlp'ilbrer ser oEittsbiirg & Safe erie
GioiIion" Der yEennipluanio-gobn,
muroe foot in Der @riibe Der 0reb-
lheibe olligcflu1oen. Gr mar, mutb-
nlnBlld) BON cramps" mlBbanoelt
ullo berollbt moroen.