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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
NOT|C|AS De ESPANA
Emilio Ferrarj, academico de
Ia EspahoIa. - Naufragio
del "Uriarte".
Ell EOS De MAYO
Ell EOS De MAYO
conservadoras. =
Fiestas en- &Las Palmas.~
Otras noticias.
Ha muerto ell antigdo escrltor y

Ha muerto ell antigno escritor
poeta don Eduardo Luston6.
En- Ia conferencia internaciona
agrfcola de Roma, representa-. & Es
pafia 81 conde de Retamoso.
Sc ha celebrado en- la Academi,
espa1ola la reception del nuevo aca
demico Emilio Ferrari, lirico emlnen.
te, autor de La muerte de Hipatia.
A consecuencia de un choque 81
fu6 & plque ell vapor Uriarte, en- alta
mar, ahogandose 26 marineros.
Las tropas de la guarnici6n dc
Madrid desflaron el 2 de Mayo frente
al monumento de Daoiz y Velarde.
Va creciendo la renta do adua-
mas en- casi todas las de 10 peninsula. o.
--Ha terminado Ia huelga de pana.
deros de Madrid.
Ell ministro plenipotenciario es.
patlol en- Cuba, senior Gsyt&n de Aya.
la, Sc encuentra enfermo.
Ell senior Cobi&n, ministro de
Marina, EMBARGO en- ell Numancia Ell 4
Mayo para un viaie de prueba.
Sc han vendido en- Paris les
muebles y objetos de arte que perte-
necieron Ia reina Isabel segunda.
Don Alberto Aguilera, ex-mi-
nistro, di6 una conferencia en- los "a.
lones de 10 Union Ibero americana,
aobre la exposition idem idem.
En- ell seno del partido conserva.
dor hay grandes corrientes contra el
sehor Villaverde, presidente del Con-
sejo.
Los anarquistas de Barcelona
han commemorate ell aniversario de
Ia muerte de los compa6eros ejecuta.
dos por el crfmen de la calle de Cam.
bios nuevos.
--Aumenta la gravedad do la crf-
sis obrera en- Arsg6n.
Ell rey don Alfonso asisti6 on ell
de Madrid al concurso hi-
pico nacional.
Sc han celebrado On Las Pal
mas grandes destas para celebrar Ia
ane xl6n de Canarias al reino espafol.
Al discurso de Ferrari en- la
Academia espahola, contest6 el insig.
ne dramaturgo don Jose Echegarsy.
Sc ha celebrado en- Covadonga
ina peregrinaci6n & las grutas de Pc
ago, acudisndo un immense nGmerc
le personas.
En- Sevilla vRrios j6venes aa-
'ionados al toreo organizaron una
'ecerrada. Uno de los j6venes muri6
le un golpe que le infri6 I'm becerro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
KAISER De AMERICA
Juicio de un peri6dico fran
ces de primer orden sobre
Mr.. Roosevelt.
Ell SENaD0 en- PUERTA
<Al determlnar la conquista,
olvlda que es un preslden-
te derepublica>.
Sci kaiser del nuevo mundo. ,

l
As1 titula L Eclair, de Paris, {
slguiente juicio critico sobre el pres
dente Roosevelt.
NADIA hay especialmsnte nuevo @
el reciente mensaje del presidents Roos
evelt al Senado americana, junto col
ell protocolo tratado con Sant0 Do
mingo.
<IAa doctrins de Monroe no s6lt
nos confere ciertos derechos, sint
ciertos deberes; la justicia requier,
que trabaiemos por Ia rehabilitaci6r
economical de aquel pals, en- interes d.
los dominicanos mismos, en- interes d.
los acreedores europeos, etc.
Figaro dijo todo este mucho an
tes, mucho meior y en- menos palab
<Bella empresa, caballero, la dc
conciliar intereses generates con int.
reses particulares.>
Empero, 81 hemos de crrer 10 que
dicen los iefes de Estado, hay en- el
mundo gran necesidad de ,abnegaci6n
Los pangermanistas solo aspiran
a tomentar la felicidad del universe,
propaganda la civilization alemana.
edie dentacha Kultur.S Iuglaterra con
quista nuevas colooias. solamente ua
"a que esos pueblos tengan paz brita-
niGs. Y Mr.. Roosevelt asigna & los
Estados Unidos la tarea de educar 10
America, por via flant 6pica.
Serfa ell colmo del ridiculo 81 estos
proyectos no descansasen sobre una
fuerte armada y un ej6rcito va pode-
roso. Mr. Roosevelt no Sc ha limita-
do q hacer gala de las bellezas de la
vidaestrenua ante filipinos, cubanos,
dominicanos yenezolanos no Sc sa-
tlsface en- recomendar Ia doctrina de
Monroe Europa. A sus predicacio-
1es, q sus exegesis, agrega regimen
sos acorazados-argumentos que
convencen.
Pero ell Kaiser del Nuevo Mundo,
al determinar Ia conquista de Am6ri.
ca, olvid6 que era nero presidente de
una Republics. Ell Senado SO encar-
20 de recordarselo. Siete tratados de
negociados por 81, quedaron
Sin ratification. en- tanto que ell Sena.
10 adopt6 acuerdos denunciando como
.legales varios actos de su admins.
'racion. Flnalmente, Ia firma del pro.
'ocolo con Santo Domingo, fu6 califi-
'ada de abuse de poder, y el Senado,
'egdo apariencias, ha resueto no ra-
en- tanto no lie haya examina.
10 con toda minuciosidad
No es un hombre Mr.. Roosevelt 4 |
luten perturbe esta clase de oposfci6n,
El continda en- su marcha derra.
nando Ia luz q torrentes.
Sobre ciegos y oscuros blafemos. |
Pero ell sol tIene su marcia. Con
us cempafias contra los xTrustsS v
u actitud en- la question de razas.
dr. Roosevelt ha conquistado muchas
impatfaS, sin duda; pero tambien SO
Ia fraguado muchas enemlstadss, Y
u actual conaIcto con el Sensdo en-
orpece en- no POGO, la realization de
us fines polfticoS. Todo clio nos in
eresa grandemente para el case, por
Improbable que sea, en- que Mr.. Lou
et adoptasa semeiante Inca de con
ucta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
De JAVUYA

Este poblado, eminentemente cato.
lico, eXperimentarfa immense placer 81
lie vistara Monsehor Blen q su paso
por Utuado.
Distinguidas personals han abier.
to ana subscription con ell fin de alber-
gar recursos para recibir dignamente
al ilustre Prelado.
GQuedaran Getraudadas las aspi.
raciones Y yehementes deseos de este
vecindarioy
CORES sPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

ES la una de la madrngada aca-
DO de Saber que Ell jurado no Sc ha
puestO de acuerdo acerca de Nan Pat.
terson. La pobre criatura ha sido re
tirada a esa hora a una zelda, sin co.
noclmlentO, a90tada por ell ansia, sin
reServas de vidas ic la que oS la iuven-
tud en- su mayor esplendor. sin la
contemplation del t6rmino q tantos su-
frmientos y d tan immense tortura.
Go no soy jurista nj 10 deseo, nj
quiero averiguar 81 la 1nsticia ha de
iuterpretar en- este 8 en- el otro sentido
Yo soy un hombre q quicn le resta to-
davia un POGO de alma y de coraz6p,
y que cree que la justicia TIL como la
interpretan los hombres en- America es
Gun crfmen Social.1
Gozo de un penitente prlvilegio
en LA DEMoCRACIA, y es el de expire
sar monde y lrondo mi pens amisnto.
A Dios gracias y para honor de
su pueblo y de la epoca en- que ha
nacido, ell senior Muf1oz Rivera no es
un cslambuco nj un despreocupado
vulgar,
Comprende con admirable sentido
los derechos dc loa tiempos, otorga
q las clrcunsta ncias todo 10 que ell
buen sentido y Ctras sentidos buenos
encuentrau iusto.
Nan Patterson es una consecuen-
cis, un fruto deliciosamente perver.
lido de nuestra civilization que envi-
lece al par que condena.
Yo ne la he representado 10 (ilti.
ma vez que la he vIsto como una
amazona h9rida, con una estreIIa en-
la frente y una flecha en- ell coraz6n.
Carne espirltu, deseo y abr ga
ci6n, Aentimiento 8 Illusion -. ls /. .fe.
liz muchacha es tan bolo un ave heri.
da al emprender su vuelo, una le!na
extravaganza que ha olvidado ell cami-
no que conduce q su palacio!. !....
EuIOgiO HOrta.
New York, Mayo 8 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

For dondc Qucra que abramoS Ut
peri0dicO en- estoS dias no hallamOs
mas que este pombre: NAN PATERSON,
Ia corista acusada de haber dado
muerte al sporttnan Cesar Young. How
Sc decide la sue!ta De esa marpcsa de
la cscena, tan bella como iururtlnada.
Todos los escritorcs mas notables de
New York esciiben art.culos intere-
santes acerca de miss Paterson. Ell
journal, como de costnmbre ha batido
ell record en- esta cIase de information
sensac onal, que tanto gusta al pueblo
americana. Articulos de sacerdotes,
de poetas, de actores, dc humoristas.
de pensadores, hombres muieres. V
de todo clio solo Sc SAGA en- limbo
que Nan Patterson es un enigma feme-
nino, pasional y mundane, una yicti-
ma de la Extravaganza y de la vani-
dad en- las grandes capitaes.
Nan Paterson ha despertado sim
patfas' y con real motive, por4ue de
todo Sc la podra acusar meuns de CO.
barde, y esta cualidad es aqUf IN titu
10 q la estimation general mas valioso
que la prudencia y haata qae la hon
radez.
La Ultima session IeI proceso ha ST.
do conm"yedora. Dcsdo las diez v
media de la ma1ana hasta las slis de
la tarde el drfensor dc Nan Paterson
Mr. Abel Levy luch6 por la vida dc la
c6lebre muchacha corista. No adop.
to las apariencias nj de un r0m4n.ico
nj de un gladiator. Este hrbreo re
choncho, con una calVa brilIante que
semeja un huevo enorme, ha luchado
sin recursos y sin espcrar renumera
cl0n alguna, para salyar una mule
que el cree eS una inocente pero min
gun guerrero de la Edad Media habra
roto una lama en- defcnsa de una da-
mita oprimida nj mas galante nj mas
caballerescamente que 6l 10 ha hecho.
Fue en- realidad una magnifcente
mueStra de cabalerosidad la caballe-
rosidad que, a Dios gracias, nunca Sc
ACADIA, porque slempre en- todas par,
tes en- las horas supremas la celestial
inspiration dosciende al alma de un
hombre para convertible en- campe6n
de una mujer y Nan Peterson ha 81
do afortunada en- este punto.
Su defensor Mr. Levy posee habi-
lidad, inteligencia y lealtad, lie ha
dado de clio las mejores pruebas. Eo-
ra tras hora ha estado frenta 4 sus
lueces y suS acusadores y ha librado
la batalla hasta que su voz casi Sc ha
eXtlnguldo su cuerpo Sc Sc ha rendi-
do por la fatiga. Abundancia de ar.
yumentos, l6gica y pcrsuaci6n hechos
y pat6ticos apjstrofes, deta-
les de admirable colorido feroces
7 vindicativos ataques contra sus
'nemigos, fueron descargados sobre
'stos, sin agotamiento, y cuando, al
'abo, ha conclude hacienda un dra-
nat co llamamiento al jurado para
Iue sin compromise alguno falle de-
larar inocente 9 culpable q su defen. {
Ida, ha comprendido haber hecho I
uanto podia. ST Nan Paterson no sa-
e libre sera porQue las pruebas adu-
idas contra ella son invencibles.
~
Convengamos en- que la quintesen
ia del drama humane podemos hallar-
a en- la sala de una corte criminal 4 la c
ora en- que los letradoS resumen la |
videncia en- pro en- contra del prisio- &
ero en- un case de homicidio; cuan e
o los doce miembros que componen Z
! jurado tienen en- su poder la vida de
ma criatura. En- ninguna otra oca-
ion, aunque la haya presenciado va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20

rias vecoS, ms ha parecdo mas angus
tlosa horrible esta horrible angus
tlOsa tragodia, que cuando he visto {
esta pobrecita mlchacha, toda temblo
rosa, que nos hacc pensar en- una lie
bre asuStada, aguardando en- su silla
el resultado final de su Sentoncia.
A fuera ell sol brillaba con doradas
irradiaciones; Il dentro, ell local estaba
robosando de mujeres vestidas con rica
elegancia, que lucfan como 81 Sc halla.
sen en- una matinee teatral: tras de es
te grupo, la multitud de curiosos es.
pectadorcs, artistas cray6n en- mano.
reporters, actOreS, persOnajes de sOcie-
dad, clubmen, hombres de pepOcioS Y
PROFESSIONALS. Solo tres rasyos so.
bresalian con gran relieve en- ell con.
JuntO como 81 sc halla sen aisIados en-
el espaclo, Nan Patterson presa de
terror sentada en- 5u silla, su anciano
padre, en- quien los estragos del pesar
parecen habar obrado con mas fuerza
que nunca en- estos itimos meses, el
rlgido fel defenso' ante ell jurado.
Nan Patterson vestia ira je negro
de soda y ell sombrero del nismo color
que ha usado sio'nprr en- todas las Sc
stones del proceso, ,cubria su rostro ha
;i6nd0lo adn mas misterioso 8 intere.
eante I'm velo muy tranaparente. Ha
per dido n peso durantc la Ultima Sc
mana dc agonia y de tension nerviosa.
Ell Sufrimiento ha dcmacrada un
,ant0 su faccionos, ahadiendo carac-
sr y expression su fsononia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-20
IA TEMPESTAD" !"

Hemos recibido la vista de dia-
rio politico que, bajo ell anterior titu
10, publica en- Ponce nuestro amigo
don Fernando Matias.
DeSeamos larga vida al colega.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-07

complaining of lack of opportunities, l
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-07
Of IneStimabIe Value TO You

Neither waste time nor dollars constantly
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-07

make use of those you possess.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

MILLENNIAL TEXT BOOK-Every known reference, over 500 arranged ac- cording to events, adapted for instant reference or profound bible study; re- suit of 12 years search. Mailed for dime. Eugene A. Brown. Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
THE APPROPRIATIONS
 BUILD FOR THE FUTURE
Whatever is Done to the System Will
 be of a Permanent Character.

The meeting of the Appropriators' Canal company yesterday proved to be fruitful only of the propagation of ideas resulting in the postpOnement of the stockholders meeting for final action until Monday afternoon at ? o'clock anl the arrangement of another meeting which was held last night.
 The purpose of yesterdays meeting was to discuss methods for repairing the injury to the canal wrought by tke late floods and there was some division Of sentiment as to whether the repairs should be merely temporary or whether tney should be along permanent lines. Ii appeared however that the latter sentiment prevailed the idea being that every dollar spent by the farmers should, if possible be so spent that the results would dovetail nicely into any later operations that may be carried on
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS
ETHEL TUCKER COMPANY HERE
 NEXT WEEK.

Never before in the history of the atricals in Phoenix has such a reper- toire of plays been advertised at cheap prices as that of the Ethel Tucker Stock company that comes to the Hardwick tneater for six nights and Saturday matinee, commencing Mon day, December 4.
 This popular company played six teen weeks at Phoenix this summer, and just closed three weeks of crowd ed houses at Fl Paso.
 Miss Ethel Tucker possessing a charming personality, and much his tronic ability, is entrusted with the leading roles, and the company of ner support is large and capable one.
 All new plays are being presented, a list of which vii be found in another column of this issue.
 The vaudeville features introduced between each act are new and varied, and will be changed nightly.
 The prices have been reduced to 10, 20 and 90 cents, not because it is a cheap show, but to enable everybody with their entire family to attend nightly.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

Remember that kind words never leave scars.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
A CHA EMBEZZLER
Located by the Sheriff's Office in
 Phoenix Last Night.

On advices from Ranger J. T. Holmes, who is stationed at Roosevelt, the sheriffs office last night about s o'clock took into custody Fred Allen who for several days past has been Working as a roustabout at the small restaurant at the corner of Center and Jackson streets. Just. the exact nature Of the charges against Alien could not be learned although it is known that three charges stand against him in Gila county two of embezzlement and one of defrauding his landlady of a board bill.
 Deputy Wayne Davis made the ar rest for the sheriff's office. Allen of fered no resistance but denied that he was the man wanted but admitted that his name was Fred Allen. He said he had been at Roosevelt but that he had done no wrong there for which he was liable for arrest. Sheriff Shanley of GiIa county was notified and it is like ly an officer will arrive in a few days.
 From others than the officers it was learned that one of the charges of em- bezzlement against Allen is in connec- tion with a raffle which he conducted A friend put gun into his hands to dispose of in lottery fashion. Many chances were sold but a few days be- fore the drawing he left Roosevelt talk ing the gun as we'll as the money he had collected for the chances. The de- scription of Allen furnished the off cers was a very poor one and it was owing to this fact that he was able to be in town a whole week before he was located. A man from Roosevelt, who knew Allen yesterday informed the sheriffs office where they could find him and later identified him as the man wanted.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

by the government. It is now more than ever apparent that any final ar engagement for lasting results must be at government suggestion or operation. The Appropriators' Canal company has served a mighty important purpose, Is still cong so and if properly handled will probably continue to be valuable u,ii in tEe great irrigation system of the valley. To that end it was though; b,s; to vork harmoniously win tha government in every way ana to co' = fer with government engineers if they were SC ii.c!ined concernin' what is e.G tosG1 ct this time
 A committee consisting of c. T. Iilrst. '. l.. Norton and C. NT. Fowler was arpo'Ited 10 wait on Engi.eers Wisner and Hill and ascertain if they would be agreeable to a conference. Dwight B. Heard who had just arrived from Tempe w2s asked to join the committee ard did SO.
 ihe c,.nmittee reported back to tAc mettIng tcat 1t had arranged a meet 1:,g ot the Fotel Adams for last night, tt Mhicl: were to be present, the mCm- r',rs nf lhe committee, the directors oi the Appropriaters Canal company and Engineer -H9-I @nd W1Sner.
 re cf :! C matters under consIder.,- ton was tLe feasibility and advi.abil- ir.' pf an arrangement with the Ari- 1',i,a Wa-eI company whereby the A rrUpriItJrs' water may De carrled through ths Grand canal as indlcatel above. is the character and nature of tie repair work or new const-. ttion tiht ma be necessary by the ..p pro- IF -,,to-s canal company, 70 harmoll-e with frtcre conditions.
 In the matter of the utilizing of the Grand canal to carry the water of the Appropriators canal, the committee as directed also waited upon C. J. Hall, who represents the interests of the Arizona Water company here, and asked him concerning the probability of such an arrangement being made. Mir. Hall said ne was not prepared to answer definitely but he did not be- lieve the water company at this time cared to make such an arrangement.
 The evening meeting was attended at the Hotel Adams by all the persons indicated above. Engineers Wisner and Hill announced that they did not believe that it would be within their province to advise in the matter ow- Ing lO tlSlE OlAlCldI cC-llCcL4Ou Miln the projects of the government, now ever important it might appear to the Appropriators, for their position in the premises is rather a delicate one. They suggested that the AppropriatoTs proceed as they thought best in lar- mony with their knowledge of what may follow in subsequent events. se- curing as their advisors competent engineers outside Of the reclamation service.
 A general discussion followed rel ative to the uses of the Appropriators canal and among them much was said about the possibility of that ditch as a channel to augment the stored water supply. It is said by those who have investigated that the head of the App propriators canal is only three feet above the same loose gravel formation from which the Tempe Canal company pumps it's almost ineXhaustible sup ply, a few miles to the south and at the depth of fifteen or twenty feet. It is contended that later it may be feas- ible in seasons of water shortage to add very materially to the supply at
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
FINAL TIMING EXHIBIT
That Huch of the Territorial Fair is
 Now In.

he mining exhibit of P.nal county, as prepared through the labors of County Commissioner w. E. Twitchell, is now here under the charge of Mr. Twitchell who has the distinction of being the first county commissioner to bring in all that he had planned to do for the fair as originally dated. IL is likely though that he will now have time to add somewhat to his display. Many other ore exhibits from individ- uals and companies are coming m but they cannot come tco fast or in too large quantity.
 The Saginaw G Manistee Lumber company of Williams has also for warded it's exhibit of Arizona lumber
 Harry F. Brown is here with the exhibit sent by the United Verde com pany of Jerome. Mr. Brown will ar range his display and have charge of it durin- the fair week.
 Word has been received from the Pacific Creamery company that it will have an exhibit at the fair and representative who hopes to meet many business men from all parts or the territory during the fair.
 Word was received yesterday from Southern Pacific officials, that in con junction with the officials of the Fl Paso ard Southwestern company they had arranged for a special daylight excursion train to run from Douglas and intervening points to Phoenix, on Dec. 1, the original date of the fair opening Now that the fair has been postponed to Christmas week the man. agement replied to the Southern E'a cific officials In a letter which 1t is hoped will induce them to run the proposed excursion on Christmas day and another one just Ike 1t on the next day. the 26th
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

Hoghe's chop house is still famous for those Hoghe hamburgers, steaks. and the good things to eat.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

this point by pumping at the very minimum of pumping expense in any country.
 While the representatives of the Ap- propriators failed to some extent in getting from the engineers the infor- nation they so much desired, consider able of pertinent interest was brought out so they feel that the meeting was helpful in the settlement of the ques- tionS before them
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.

He has the confidence and patronage Cf th' leading business men and III o $ { prcninen. citizens of Arizona. Tn. nncfnr e q { Eradrata nf
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

Edwin w Potter and wife to Mar garet J. Jones, deed, lot 5, block 16, Phoenix.
 J. L. Morse and wife to M. M. Hitch cock, deed. und IA int. in part lot 5, block II, Mesa and IA int. in E. part lots and 3, block II, Mesa.
 H. L. Kaufman and wife to Sarah M. Uetz. deed, lot A, block 5, Grand avenue addition.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
PROBATE COURT.
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Horatio Wharton est. Order con- firming s3le.-
Arizona republican., 1905-12-03
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Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

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Arizona republican., 1905-12-03

A woman drops Q lot of stitches when sine is mending her age.-NeW York Press.