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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
NOtas de AiboDiio
.Dlsgusto por Ia designation
de un Juez eXtrano a
la localidad
CONTRA LA ANEMIA
Palomas y gavilanes. Hotel
Borlnquen, -Jardines pd-
bhCoS, ,-Otlas noticias

Parece que a algunosIrepublicano,
de aQui, no les agrado que nombraser
Juez de Pa de este pueblo a don Bo
niIacio Sanchez, Secretario particuIa,
del senior Degetau, alegando en- abonc
de aus quejaS, que Sc habia recomen
dado por ell Colnite local una perso.
ma nueya aqui, en- lugar de un native
de los que ell partido no carece. Por
consiguiente habra restas en- las cleo
clones del 907.
\ rio revueto..,,.. sombrerazos
las ayispao.
Los doctorea kuig, Asford y
Gutierrez, que forman la 1Itcmio co.
o'fSfa, instalaran sus edifcios de
practicar en- la casilla Roble a 500 me.
tros de Aibonito AL efecto trabaian
activamente hacienda reparaciones y
tabricas proyisionales.
Han volado algunas palomas
con sus respectiyos gavilanes: pero
ana rezen Ia iaula del senior Coma.
ieh, juez de Paz, fu6ronles corta-
GAS las alas, y obtaron por la
eadena perp6tua del matrimonio. antes
sue rodar en- ell circulo de los 90 me.
ses del C6digO de Montana
de yarios pueblos de la lsla
soIlcitan habitaciones para pasar Il
Herano en- este pueblo. Nuestro ami.
s. Becerra, dueho del Hotel Borin-
quen, recibe todos los dias cartas de
solictud de aloiamientos.
-..Se ha terminado va uno de los
Jardines de la Plaza el que pertenece
a doua Laura Cuyar dc G Gonzalez Tie
ne ocho departamentos, correspon.
.Aento oao d dicha senora, que Sc ha
con sus iniciales.
-Ei mes de Maria Sc viene cele-
orando con mucha pompa, merced a
as bondades y complacencias del Re
,erendo padre Passalacqua, y al au.
,ilio de las senoras y sedoritas de este
pueblo.
AIIiV0n.
itUouito. Mayo Is lOO6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
sin acordarse del pobre preso que es.
psraba en- Ell despacho.

-
psraba en- Ell despacho.
El padre Coquet aguardaba con
impacieocia y resiguac6n, seguro de
ha'er brillar su inocencia.
Transcurrieron dos, tres ho~as y
nadle acudia 4 sacarle de su encierro.
Ell cnra, que no hatf4 probndo b..
cado desde la .fspera, estsba muerto
de hambre. LIega la mocha ls obs.
curidad aumenta su terrible angustia,
6Ql va ser de 6 +?
Plerde al fin la calma, Sc rebela
contra su mala suerte, y con la exaspe-
rada audacia de los tfmidos empieza q
golpear 10 puerta con los pies y 4 gri-
tar como IN desesperado.
AL oir aquel estrepito acude ma
dame Sartine 8 interroga al detenido
a trav6s de 10 puerta.
Ell padre Coquet declsra que no
sabe 10 que ha hecho nj 10 que quie-
rem de 81 pide por amor q Dlos que
le deu alg1n alimento.
No me es possible, seflor cura; no
tango la llave del despacho. Mi ma
rido no puede tardar y voy reco.
nendar que le avisen en- cuabto llegue.
"
Al fin rueda un carrusje por el pa.
lio. Es el del iefe de policfa, & ouien
Sc dirige acto contfnuo uno de los
agentes.
El cura SO asoma q una ventana Y
oye con terror el dlaogo siguiente.
Me ha dieho Ia seiiora que el pa.
Dire Coquet esta en- ell despacho.
-;El padre Coqust! lAh, ell IYa
me acuerdo! LIE condenaramos al fue.
| go. Pero quiero examinarlo antes,
Vaya usted buscarlo y lrsigamelo
usted cortado.
Un sudor frio innund6 todo eli cuer.
po del sacerdote.
-6Cortado, senior? -repiti6 el agen-
to, creyendo haber dido NAL.
ISL, cortado.
= Csc nunca ESQ no esta ca ulis
atribuciones.
-6No estd en- las atribuclon,s do
usted c0rtar un libro?
TODD quedo inmediatamen ente ex.
plicaAo. SEl padre Coquel1, era un
ibro IMMORAL 8 rreligiosc que Mr..
de Sartine querla perseguir & toda
costa y Quemar en- pdbtico, segdn en-.
t6lces Sc practicable.
Ell agante, NADIA versado On letras,
crelo que Sc trataba de un sa,erdote
de carne hueso que ll.vaba ell mis-
mo nombre,
De aquf el <qud .pro-quo>.
Cuando fueron q libertar al 20.
bre detenido, 10 encontraron desma.
yado en- una butacs.
!. (C0ntio,ia en- Ia pdgiaa 5q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
CURA GARANTIZADA PARALRS
ALM0RRkNAS

Simples J sangrantes; exteriores
y con picaz6n. 81 no cura no pague.
Los Boticarios estan autorizados por
los manufacturers del UNGUENTO
DE PAZO a devolver el dinero 81 la
medic!ns deia de curar cualquier caso
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinarios Sc curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, en- catorce. Una
aplicaci6u da alivio y sosiego. La
pieNE0n % cslma instant&neamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
FL PADRE C0QUET

La justa campana que Sc hace
contra iaS innumerables publicaciones
pornogralicas de nuestro siglo Xxx, me
recuerda una curiosa anecdota del ST.
glo XVIII, digna de ser referida.
FL padre Coquet, parroco de una
iglesia de Lyon, era un sacerdote de
costumbres austeras y muy sencillas,
cuyas candidas ocurrencias regociia-
ban con frecuencia q suS feligreses.
Ell bondadoso cura no habia sail
do jamas de su ciudad natal y espera
ba no abandonarla nunca.
La capital, de la que habia dido con-
tar muchas maravillas Y muchos es-
candalos, no lie inspiraba la menor Gu.
riosidad.
Grande fue, por tanto, su pena
cuando la muerte imprevista de una
parienta suya que lie instituia su here
dero universal, lie oblig6 a hacer un
viaje 4 la moderna Babilonia. POGO
le hubera costado renunciar q la he
rencia, pues suS gastos eran muy mo-
destos Y Sc contentaba con un m6dico
sueldo. Pero habia tantos pobres
quienes socorrer
Despues de haber tornado todas
las precauciones propias del case y de
haber hecho testamento, Sc despidi6 de
saS amigos, una tarde subi6 a la di :
ligencia, que al cabo de ocho dias lie
GO felizmente al patio de las mensa
erlas realeS.
lll padre Coquet habia cScrto al
procurador de su difunta tia, supi-
candole que lie enviara a uno de sus
paSantes a recibirle, para que lie guia-
ra por aquellos arrecifes del Oc6anc
parisiense y lie acompahara q su estu-
dio.
Por consiguiente, no lie sorprendit
que I'm individuo Sc acercara al estribc
del carruaje y preguntara por su per-
soma.
q Ell padre Coquet?
Soy 20, caballero- -contestG e
cura.
~-Sigame usted,
Es un decir, pues para mayor Sc
guridad ell desconocido asio del brazC
al Sacerdote para sostenerle.
Gracias, amigo mio; So andal
solo perIectamente,
--iMenos palabraS y salgamos en-
seguida
Al cura no dej6 de sorprenderlt
aquel lenguaje; pero como era hombre
en- extreme pacfhco y enemigo de dis
cusiones, Sc guard0 mucho de protes-
tar, limit tndose q decir 4 su acompa
i1ante;
-iC6mo sigue NJ. Redouillad?
I'M. Redouillard? No Sc quien es
Como, mo conoce usted q 81
principal?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

VeaSe rueS'ra SeCCi0a de
nOtiClas en- la p5giaa Quiata
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
T6nicO Para La PrimaVera.

! T6nic0 Para La Primavera.
Cast todo ell mundo necesita un t6nico
en- In primavera. Algo para fortalecer
los nervios, vigorizar el cerebro y puri-
fear 10 sangre. De que Ia Peruna lo
hace, esta demas decirlo.
Tenemos archivadas miles de cartas,
que testiflcan Ell valor de la Peruna,
como cura y preventive en- casos de
postraci6n nerviosa y abatimiento del
sistema. Como prueba, citamos el
siauiente caso.
Sr. Frank Williams, Gale 81, No
Bo35, miembro de la Iglesia Prcsbite'
riana y Captain del Club Capital Gulf
Ciudad de New York.
-"La Primavera pasads padecf de
malaria y de un abatimiento que cret
muy dificil de curaT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

rs an nuera ..sseu3r nieut q ju ca
sae offsc en- una geranua posittvt
Sc Sotlcario no Is ,jena Sc 10
envlaremos de aqai al rec,bir sci ao
corraos cquiveientes q 30 oen.av0s ea
orc americana, dirigiendo u carte 4
PARIS MEDICINE 90, 81 Luz.
No, q. y de A., ia5roaatas Dc as
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUtNlNA, 81 cHabra rea la ua
"a lbs reSfrialoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

La Pe.ruana No Tiene Narc6ficos.
Una ra25n por la cual IA Peruna SO
esta u9ando permanontomente en- tam
toa hogGres, es porquo no contiene mar
coticos de ninguna clase. La Peruna
no a. noeiya 1 la salud, Puode usarse
por cuaiaujor poriodo de tempo, sinQue
Sc aJqUiara el hfbito de tom0r dlogas.
la peruna no produoo resultado tenn.
p0ral, au cGaeto g pofmanente.
Noafoetaen NADIA el sistemay climina
el catarro, removiendo la cause. Hay
multitud de hogares. adonde la Peruna
90 us6 y 50 ha estado uaando por veiute
ados. Esto seria impossible, 81 la Peruna
tuviera droeas de cardcter narc6tico.
La correspondence es atendida es'
! tricta J oonldencialmente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
nos BElLAS DAMAS LIBRhDAS POR
LA PE-RU-NA DEL CA1ARRO De PRlN1AVERA.
MAZDA nestMe as Enezas Como El Caarro De Primavera
Pe-e.t-l,a Is Ell E1djor Torico
Pars LIS Darnas.

>~@>"-'~~~N>NNN>N~~e~-
: sta b. In,s sil7cra, eretaria de las Hijas de Ia
>InJepondcncia America, Gale lS0, No. lS9' New
) York, y. y, eseg.te:
"Nuevo amos al labor. a.a 0na vacaci5n, me debi-
taron el aist,na lgI1io-o For4i el apetito y me
I sent.a cansada casj sienpre
"La Perrna me regiauTo Ia saiud en- ciGco
semanas. Us ei nej2g fGnico que conozco para
ana n7uier aanseda, y con placer Ia recomiendo."
) s.-B. Ines siiYera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

SRA, ESTElLE CARfPBElL
I Sra Estelle Campbell, Gale High, No. l4O, Nash
! Vile, Tenn, escribe 10 siguiente:
"Ls Peruna me aIivi6 despues que cast ningnna
) medicine pudo bacerIo. EStaba n1uy abafida.
debido al exceS0 de trabaio, pues por tres amos no
( Dade obtener vacaci6n alguna, mis- neryios
nafurslnerte Sc debiitaron, y neceSita6a impress
! cindiblemenfe, descans0 y un f6nic0.
"Mi retire por doce meses, pero adn asf no pude
I recuperar mis- fuerzas, por mas que tomaba una
medicna que rece6 mi m6dico antes de retirarme
I "Por consejo de mis- padres quien vistaba,
J empece tomaY la Peruna, y no puede imaginarse
10 feliz que me sent al notar que despues dc una
! semana, estaba mucho me1or. Tn mes despues me
I sentf bien, lista para empezar de nuevo mi
} trabajo." o."-Estelle Campbell.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
LOCALS WERE HIT HARD
BY, REGKERT'S BUNCH
Wilmington A. A. Could Do
Nothing With McGlypn's
~ Delivery

xo..t AGAIN \threw the harpoon into
,v,,,,,snrton ANA. on the formers
grounds yesterd y aa.sl',oo'I .'s'',,,s ,,,as
oue ey a." .r ~. - were needed, but
the tn locals could do bVt little with NJ, Nc, !,
siynn's delivery. The a aNalIlhs on - ~ ~
was a feature He got a aoup'e' '''p''
and home run. .A.4
All teams in the circuit Ns'y ,.'' ~,
Ycrk is a hard place 20 Wh,
dinky grounds are not much il' sel
than an ordinary back yard and Nll'ns
nome runs are made over the 'Enl
deid fence which would be easy ,V's
here.
Another pitcher IS said TO have beer
secured by Manager Bussey. His name
Is Mclaughlin and he comes from the
Southern League 1t Is the opinion OF
the fans that hard hitting second
baseman and another onthelder is need
ed more than pitcher. The score'
WI. .AfINGTON A. a.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
rHE EVENING JOURNAL wEDNEvDAY. July 10. 1905

Phoenixvilie. Trenton, Bordentown. Mt.
Holly Haddonheld. Woodbury.. and in
termediate stations, 20 Haverford and
return. including admission to the
grounds, good on day of issue only at
reduced rates. Frequent and ample
train service viii be provided between
Broad street Station and Haverford
station Returning special trains will
leave Hoverford Immediately at n.
close Of the game each day.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Cricket Club u England,
vs.. Gentlemen OF Philadelphia. to be
played on the grounds OF the alerion
Cricket Club. at Haverford Pa. July
IS. % and 81. the Pennsylvania nail-
road Company viii sell on these dates
excursion tickets from Philadelphia.
Chestnut Hill. wilmington Paoli Me-
dia. West Chester. Newtown Square.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
Get Wise--Read The Evening Journal
Too Much of a Good Thing.

Young man Cooking over apart
ments-I suppose you won't mind if I
bring my piano with me? I'm rather
musical. you know.
Lanlady (anxious to please)
no, sir, I'm fond Of music meself. We
has piano organs down the street all
day longl Gle desides not TO take the
ro0ms)
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
Passsnaer coaehss FInishsd.

The American Car and Foundry
Coniaany has finished the contract for
Eve passenger coaches for the Norfolk
and western Railroad. The ears are
patterned on the lines Of TIE ordinary
passenger coach. and are finished IN
red and gold
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
For o,her Sports See PaGs 4
lnnrrasinn lta CanaeitY.

The United Leather Company, whose
plant is at No. 7OS-7lS West( sixth
street is making extensive improve
mcnts that will Increase the output by
half again.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
Incomplete Dirsetions.

Little Milton. who has received a
ticket for matinee, TO be given for
me young folks. was slowly spelling
otp-a line az the bottom-"C-o me
r-a-i-n OR s-h-i-n e." 20 mamma. %
he exclaimed. 1T doesn't tell what to
90 Il its cloudy. Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Asele-That bride doesn't know a
thing about cooking.
Esteiie-Tha1 doesn't make any dit-
ference; her husband lived IN a board
dnshouse before he married her.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
scoRE by iNNINGs.

Wii4nlnxton ..... .OO1ODO0O O-1
York -....-.. .-...-.-2 Q 90 ] ~
Two-base hits-McGlynn. O'Ncih
Thrce-base nu-O'NeilL Home run
o'Nctil sacriHce hits-Owens. Lloyd.
Stolen 7bases-Casnpbcl Crepo, Moss
2. Left on bases--NVimington Z. York
& First on errors-York. !. struck ont
--ISv Incss. y: by McGlynn. 3. Bases
on halis-On Lucas. I: or McClynn, g..
ponbic riaysALloYd TO Ragley; owens
q, Lloyd 10 .BagloY. tiimate-Gray.
Time 30
Evening journal., 1905-07-19


rhilad slphill at home wiih'Cincirnau
ChicagoNat ,ErooSlyn.
ST. I.ouisNatt tBoston.
Pittsburgh NatNNew York
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
Respected the Sex.

Nav, ! amt soin' ter smash yer.
cause amt sure whether youse
boy or a girl. an made it a rule nebsr
ter holt goirls.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

eS
A forerunner-The Quadruped.
In most countries war tax is
the battle cry.
The audience at a mass meet
ing is usually very cheerful.
Your neighbors do not think
any better of you than you think
Of them.
Boyce-wonder if that old miser
left much money!
Joyce-Yes. he had to leave it
ALI
You cannot expect to keep on
the main track if you don't watch
the semaphores.
customer-What would you
suggest for a proper bathing suit?
Clerk-A tailor-made gown II
YOU are going to Ocean Grove.
The man who wears Panama
hat often has more money on his
head than in his clothes.
Benners-why did Smith spurn
the picnic dinner?
Jenners-1e lives on ham sand
witches all the week
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

= Wonder how Dan Leary OF spit-baH,
fame likes the taste ofNoil Of mustardY
-Johnstown Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Despite all rumors 10 the contrary,
Wilbur Good will remain in Johnstown
and finish the season with the Joyful
Iohnnies. Although he has had a very
naitering offer from a major league
club. ne has decided to stay here. TINS
decision will be well received by MS
many Johnstown frieuds.-Johnstown
lTrIhnne.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Hayden had FIVE hits out Of seven
times at bat in the two games az
Saturday--Johnstown Trl-
bune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

For the wood cutter something be-
sides. chops must be a welcome change
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

The disappearing umpire, McNam-
ara. turned up at York Saturday. 1t
was hoped that after getting lost AZ
Iohnstown. Wllllamsport and Altoona,
he had quit forever. Mcnamara rs
about theNworst that ever happened ia
the umpire line.-Williamsport News
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
NArioM5i lEAcuE.

RESUITS OF 7 ElSTFTtDAT-
Philadelphia. 8. Z Cincinnati, 4. "a
innngs.)
Chicago. 70. Brcoldyn ..
Pittsbug. 2: New York. !. Y
Boston. o. st. .I.ouk /.
rim STA NJDIry.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
THE CLARENDON
Virginia Avenue. near Beach.
Atlentic CITY. N


Rooms en-sufte with tiled baths; nun
parlor. steam heat. electric lightr. ele-
vator to street level. Perfect saniiations
two minutes TO Steel Pier and convenient
TO all amusements. Rates $3.50 to sgS0
daily. SO to SIS weekly Booklet upon hp-
plication. M. d. NEINAlT.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
He Knew.

Sunday School Teaoher-If you are
kind and polite TO your playmates what
viii be the result?
They'll think they kin lex
me.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
HRoueAOuA- The CIRCUIT

Reynolds, ,claimedN'o have been sign
ed by York Is vet i'layins with At
iantic City.-Lancaster, News
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
Knew His Business.

Interviewer-It must be a great DIS
appointment to lose clue.
Detective-Not when I'm being paid
by the day.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
HOW THE CLUDS STANr

Y y T7T7T- HI n y T :
Harrisburg al York.
Wiiiamsport NJ Wilmington
Johnsfown at Lancaster.
Altoona al Gainesville
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

II Campbell didn't make three palks
all costly to Altoona. the people Of TINS
city don't know what constitutes one.
Umpire Mcnamara, after warning
Campbell TO cut them out, allowed him
to continue the practice without moles-
-fnilnn Altoona Wines.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

RED" Davis is making a great hit
with the Wilmington fans.-Johns-
town Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

There are too many people who
paint the front of their house and
whitewash the back.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

It seems funny. but you have to
catch a cold before 1t runs.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

A FIVE o'clock tea isn't a success unless
there Is a good turn out.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Her teeth they glistened like the stars.
So neatly kept. SO pearly white.
And further the resemblance went.
Like stars they all came out at night.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Mrs. wise-I want TO sue my hus-
band for a divorce.
Iawyer-What are your charges?
Mrs. wise-what are yours2
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Best Artists Materials
u Cartluerfs. 9Th and MadiTon.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

anuSy wAs-rAs daarymAn's route,
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

When you try to take time by the
forelock you will often find that time Is
wearing a wig.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

A course dinner is ali the better " len
it's a fine one, too.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
RAJ -sTaTE STATISTICS.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
1ohnsiowu p Alionna ;
Lancastcr q. Coa.esyilie T.
Harrisburg 3 Wilpamsport !.
York. q; Wilmington. l.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
MATCH At mERloN
CRICKET CLUB GROUNDS
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Rail
road.
For the international cricket match.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

The judge may lisp or stammer and
stril pronounce a sentence properly.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

McCartv. the Iumber. mems short
stop. is over forty years OF age but
plays like ten-year-old. He made
two nice stops yesterday IA lt resulted
in double plays.-Johnstown< Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS or YEsTEKDl 7.
Athletics. c: DetroiL3.
Boston. 10; Chicago. ].
Arn. Wr.lr %. Frf-...I.....n n
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Leary. in his capacity as umpire,
tipped Off the signals to the Harris
burg batters. Great tsportl-Altoona
Times.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

TODAY'S GAMES.
Athletics at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

With every seat inl the big grand
stand filled. every scat ON the bic. 'chers
occupied and a big overflow seaa on
the bank along the left field side OF
the grounds, the late comers broke op, er
into the woods In left and cente
fields Harrisburg refused 10 play the
game until the people IN the woods
were compelled 10 get out and line up
in front OF the bank. Fully fifteen
minutes were lost while Manager Lind
heimer and an officer complied with
Yamilton's Williamsport Ca
ze tie and Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

The audience at a mass meet
ing is usually very cheerful.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

"Bnly" Mailman is anxious to return
to Wiliantsport ov would like his re-
lease TO join some other Tri-State
team. Nay. nay. billy" you didn't
know a good' thing when you had it,
winiamsport Gazette, and Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

In most countries war tax is
the battle cry.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Apislegate looks as good as any
right-hund pitcher seen on the Point
grounds this year. He has decep-
tive curveN ball, lots Of speed and good
control. .-Jd,hnstown Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Your neighbors do not think
any better of you than you think
Of them.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

Boyce-wonder if that old miser
left much money!
Joyce-Yes, he had to leave 1t
ALI
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

A forsrunner-The quadruped.
Evening journal., 1905-07-19

You cannot expect to keep on
the main track if you don't watch
the semaphores.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18
STRAUCH FINED 500
FOR MALICIOUS INJURY
iNTHE WA|A[UA CASE

p. r. r. Strauch was sentenced by
Police Justice whitney to pay fine OF
$500 for malicious injury to the be-
longings Of Wong Hee, the Chinese
Rtorekeeper at Waialua.
On another charge, that of assault
and battery on the wife of Wong Hee,
strauch was found not guilty and the
case dismissed.
Strauch represents one Mr.. Tschudi,
who is the owner Of the store that
caused the trouble. Wong Hee rented
the building. but refused to pay the
rent. Strauch states that he had posted
notice of delinquent rent and had
warned the Chinaman, who told him
to go ahead and Gust him. This
Strauch proceeded to do. The assault
and battery" arose from the fact that
Strauch laid his hand on the arm OF
Wong Hee's wife when he called on
August to take possession of the
store. Strauch also ordered the shin
giles torn off the roof and this was
done
Wong Hee stated that he had appeal
ell for protection to the Waialua police
but nothing was done about the mat
ter. Straucn denied that the goods
were injured, stating that he had al
lowed no one behind the counters and
had looked after Wong Hee's belong.
ings carefully while the men were tear.
ing off the shingles.
The case was argued yesterday aft.
ernoon, sentence being deferred until
this morning. The court in fining the
defendant 5000. stated that no actual
injury had been done to the goods. but
Straush's actions in the matter con.
stituted malicious injury. Hogan and
Dickey appeared for the defense. and
c. F. Peterson assisted County Attor.
ney Douthitt In the prosecution.
Nigel Jackson and Strauch will b.
tried on August 81 for being accesso
ries to tearing the shingles off the
roof.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18
DENIES THE REPORT.

A telephone message was received
at the Police Station last night deny
ing the report that Police Captain Par
ker had a narrow escape from death
on the Pail road few days ago. Ths
report was that while driving In car
riage, Captain Pprker's horse was
frightened by an auto. and nearly back
ed the rig over the precipice. The
person telephoning last night stated
that he was the driver OF the auto,
that at no time was there any danger
10 Captain Parker, the auto being
stopped until the rig was past, and de-
nounced the whole story as false and
malicious.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18
TWO VESSELS LOOK
FOR THE WOODBURY.

The U. s. s. Iroquois left at o'clock
yesterday afternoon on her search for
the missing schooner Chas. Levi
Woodbury.. The Iroquois may be gone
ten days, during which time the search
will be made among the westerly ISL
ands and reefs.
The schooner Lavinia will sail for
Laysan Island tomorrow for her second
cargo Of guano. During her outward
and homeward passage a keen lookout
will be kept for signs of the Woodbury.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18

The word city was not used in Eng.
land until after the Reformation; be-
fore which time the metropolis was
known as Londonburgh.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-18

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