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New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
A FURNITURE TROUBLE, SAYS HoCH
Alleged "Bluebeard' Recognized as Man
Who disappeared in Germany.

Johann Hoch the Chicago man who IS said to
have had twenty-five wives and to have murdered
the last one. was taken to Police Headquarters yes
terday. He arrested Monday night The
prisoner admitted to Acting Inspector OBrien of
tbs detective bureau. without hesitation that he
was Hoch. He declared. he had on Monday
night to the police OF the Yves: 47t-st station that
he wanted TO go back to Chicago to answer to the
charges made against him there. At Inspector
OBriens request he posed for picture He will
have to wait for extradtion papers.
Hoch was arraigned later before Magistrate Crane
Detective Sergeants Foye and Fogarty was re-
manded to Police Headquarters for forty-eight
Fogarty told the magistrate that Hoch was
wanted in Chicago for murder and bgamy.
Said Hoch to the reporters.
'Yes, am the man wanted in Chicago, but they
are mistaken as to the charges. | am wanted for
some trouble ! had with my sister-in-law about
Franz Schoeppy of No 1s9 Erie-st, Jersey City.
who is employed in the Lembeck & Betz brewery
there called Police Headquarters last night and
told Detective Sergeant Manion he thought he rec
ognized in the pictures published of Hoch, a man
named Schmidt who had been in financial diff
had left there, deserting wife and two children
The Schmidt he knew had speculated unfortunate
dorsed for Schmidt, became due. Schmidt disap-
peared
schoeppy was led to a room where a half dozen
or more persons. including Hoch, were seated
Schoeppy walked up to Hoch. exclaimng:
VIE gents. Schmidt"
t9t;h H9Gh looked up and replied:
Detectives said there was undoubtedly a recog-
milton.
Captain Harkins head of the Brooklyn detectivs
bureau. said last night that he had not been asked
to look into the allegations that Hoch had two
culiar circumstances.
DR.. S. j. Byrne registrar of vital statistics In
lection of the death certificate of any woman named
Bartels being held
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
LATEST FIGHTING MC00K
BOY FIRES At Il BURGLAR.
Anson O., Jr., Shoots Izoice-In-
tfuder Goes Ont WindOzC.

A burglar got into the home of General Anson
G. McCook at No. 33 West 54th-st, last night,
but escaped by a third story window after the
generals son had fired two shots at him. The
son is Anson g. jr He is twelve years old. The
general. his wife and family dining. The
boy was sent to the library for book and 1t
then he discovered the intruder
The house is four story The boy was
sent upstairs to the library. the third floor,
for the book. AS he reached the top of the land
ing he heard noise in the library, which was
dnly lighted. AS he opened the door he saw
strange man rush through the doorway leading
to a bedroom in the rear. Without stopping to
who 1t the boy across the hall to
mis- fathers bedroom opposite that into which
the burglar had run.
He seized revolver which hung on his
fathers bedroom wall and ran quickly again to
the library. Standing at the door CT the library,
he took quick aim at the burglar. who was
climbing through the window.
The boy fired twice. The man apparently
was not hit. He disappeared at once
Then the boy turned and ran downstairs
again. The shots had alarmed the entire house
hold. General McCook up the stairs and
met the boy the second floor. His son told
him what had happened General McCook
rushed to the third floor and looked out the
window but could trace of the burglar
The general saw that the distance to the court
yard was about thirty feet and that man who
jumped would probably be hurt severely. II
seemed to him. he said afterward. that the man
had swung himself to the window ledge of the
next house, at No. 81. and possibly had reac ached
the roof
Detectives were sent at once TO the house.
General McCook could not say how the man had
entered the house. Nothing missing.
General McCook was a brigader general in
the United States army, has been City Chamber
lain In New York, Secretary of the United Statev
Senate and member of Congress- from New
York
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
SINGER TRIED TO PREVENT ARREST.
Saw Policeman Fighting Thief and Helped
the Latter.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Pittsburg. JAN 31.-Thomas McQuaide superin-
tendent OF detectives while arresting a thief to-
night. almost had to shoot Charles Clarke a singer
in the Parsifal Opera Company, who interfered
McQnaide's prisoner gave him a tussle on the cor
ner of Wood-st- and 6th-aye. Clarke, who weighs
about $50 pounds the thief getting the worst
OF it, and, thinking 1t street fight grappled with
IcQuaide, shook him, and attempted to compel him
TO let the prisoner CO. McQuaide told him he was
officer making arrest. Clarke continued
shaking McQuaide and the prisoner fought him on
the other side.
McQuade pulled his revolver 10 shoot Clarke
when Eotorman jumped off traction car and
knocked Clarke down, perhaps saving his life. The
detective refused 10 arrest Clarke
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
CHOOSES STAGE INSTEAD OF LAW
Son of Ex-Judge Carey, of City Island, De-
serts Bar for Footlights.

Harry Carey son of ex-Judge Henry D. Carev
OF king-ave. City Island. is appearing with the
stock company which is presenting When Knight
hood Was in Flower" at the Yorlxville Theatre II
was expected that young Carey would begin the
practice OF law to-day. He has been rehearsng
his part in the play, however for several weeks
and 1t was only ON Sunday that his father dis
covered it. He was at first displeased. but later
gave his consent.
Young Carey is a graduate of New-York Univer-
sity. where he was member of Delta Epsilon
Fraternity. and where he took part in athletics and
theatricals. His father owns much property on
City Island.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
OVERDUE CUNARDER ARRIVES.
Ultonia Makes Only sos Knots an Hour
Through Storm-Two Deaths Aboard

The ultonia, Of the Cunard Line which was six
days overdue arrived in port Yesterday from Medi-
terraniean ports having left Gibraltar on January
To- The reason for delay was rough weather and
continued high head seas. An average OF sos knots
an hour was all that could be made The JJltonia
brought cabin passengers and 1sT4 steerage
One little girl in the steerage, named Iona
Schweghardt five years old, died on "Wednesday
last from accidentally drinking brandy The only
other death was that of Hungarian IMMIGRANT
who died from natural causes
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
MEN OF WESTERN BRONX ORGANIZE

More than three hundred residents and taxpayers
of the part OF The Bronx met last night
in Huber's Casino. Jerome-ave. and 162d-st. and
took the preliminary steps To form organization
secure better transportation facilities Chancel
lor MacCracken, of New-York University. presided
and l.. NJ, Berg was secretary. Chancellor Mae
Cracken authorized To a committee OF
twenty 10 wait on the Rapid Transit Commission
and demand that the commission act at once In
giving the Jerome-ave. district better transporta-
ton. Sylvester Kneeland made "A speech favoring
a four track elevated railroad up Jerome ave-, 10
be ownad and built by the city,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BALL

Among the prominent persons who have accepted
invitations for the knights of Columbus charity
ball and drill. In Madison Square Garden. Mon
day February 6. Monsgnor Diomede Falconio,
Papal Delegate; Archbishop Farley Bishops Gu
sack, Burke, OConnor and Tierney. Governor Hig-
gins and staff, Secretary of State OBrien Mayor
Mcclellan. Charles f. Murphy. OF Tammany Hall;
Chairman William Hapin. OF the New-York Re-
publican County Committee. and Edward L. Hearn
the Supreme Grand knight of the order.
The recent sale of boxes netted handsome sum-
which will go toward maintaining a hospital bed
fund and free employment bureau.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Fancy Cabinets

At S25, from 3-Vernis-Martin
Curio Cabinet
At S26. from S35-Vernis-M Martin
Cabinet
At S34. from $50. .50-Mahogany
Cabinet
At $50, from S5O--Gold Curio
Cabinet
At SO. from S3S-Mahogany
Music Cabinet
At S2S. from S3S-Mahogany
Music Cabinet
At $50. from $42-Gold Music
Cabinet
AT S33, from: S4S-Mahogany
Parlor Cabinet
AT SO. from S55-Mahogany Gu
rio Cabinet
At S49, from S65-GoId Cabinet
At $40. from S95-Gold Cabinet
At $40. from S150-Gold Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
VOTE TO TAX UNMARRIED MEN.
Lower House of Tennessee Made Bill Apply
Only to It's Authors Home County.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 31.-The lower house Of
the State Legislature to-day passed the Raws bill
taxing unmarried men, after It had been amended
so as 10 apply only to Dyer, the home county of
the author OF the measure
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
WHIPPING POST IN CONNECTICUT.

Hartford. Conn. Jan. si.--A bill providing for
the establishment OF n whipping post in every
county Jail IN the State was introduced in the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES to-day. 1t also provides
for the whipping of men convicted of wife beating
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Odd Pieces

At so. from S15-Mahogany
Corner Chair
At $40. from S15-Mah'y Wall
Chair
At S13. from $20-Mah'y Arm
Chair
At S14, from S23-Mah'y Arm
Chair
AT $15. from S22-Mah'y Arm
Chair
At S15. from S24-Mah'y Arm
Chair
At SIG, from $25-Mah'y Arm
Chair
At S17. from S25-Mah'y Arm
Chair
At S1S. from S27-Mahogany
Corner Chair
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
M Dnng-room FURNITURE 81

~ The line of dning-room furniture is special ~
ly strong in medium-priced Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables and China Cabinets. Unusual values Of
ered in each of the sorts All of the goods patterns
of fine construction and finish:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Mattresses

l<oA SkCCtak VI
horsehair, provide these fine and
unusual offerings. Every mat
tress made up new 20 your order.
At $50. worth S2S-Pure white
South American sterilized horse
hair; full size, "a X 20 IN; L or
2 parts; 40 lbs.
At $3.50, worth S24. so
Three-quarter size. As 16 in;
or , parts: 80 lbs.
AT S15. worth S21-Large single
size. ~ X 16 in: so lbs.
At $3.50, worth S17.5o-SingIe
size. So X rs In: % lbs.
Extra mixed sterilized hair
very springy.
At SO. worth SeO-Fun size,
"a X 76 in; / or 2 parts; 40 lbs.
At S13.15. worth S17.5OIThree-
quarter size. AS x 70 in; I OF .
parts: 80 lbs.
AT SIPS. worth S15-Large
single size. AZ 76 in; 30 lbs.
At S9.3S, worth S12. .50-Single
size. SO X T6 in.; % lbs.
Special mixed Sterilized hair:
can be made over
AT S12, worth S16-FulI size.
81 X as in: or 2 parts: 10 lbs.
AT S10.50. worth S14-Three-
quarter size. As x 76 in; / or .
parts: 30 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Brass Bedsteads.
Women's S Desks


At $40, from S14-GOlden oak
Desk
At s11. from s15-Mahog.ny
Desk
At s14. from s2e-Golden oak
Desk
At SIS. from s22-NatuI birch
Desk
AT SIG. from s22-NatuT birch
Desk
AT SIS. from s2s-NatuI birch
Desk
At $3.50. from s25-Mahogy
Desk
At $50. from s2S-NatuI birch
Desk
AT $50. from ssO-NatuI birch
Desk
At s2s. from s4O-Mahogany
Desk
At SIS. from s42-Mahogany
Desk
At $50. from s4s-Mahegany
Desk
At $40. from s5s-Mahogany
Desk
At s4s. from s7o-Mahogany
Desk
Mattresses
At 50. worth S12-Large single
size, II 76 in; so lbs.
AT $50. worth S1O-SingIe size
SO X 76 IN; % lbs.
Springs
At IS. worth S1O-UphOlstered
top; rabbet edge; for metal bed
steads: full size. "a X % IN.
AT S1.75. worth S9.I5-Thrse-
quarter size, IS X - in.
AT $3.50. worth S9-50-Large
single size, ~ X 15 in
At S125. werth S925-Singie
size. 36 K % in
At $3.50, worth S6.50-Mapls
frame; woven wire spring; ad-
Unstable ends; all sizes. for wood
or metal bedstsads.
At So. worth S6-National all
steel spring; rubber bearing; al
sizes, for metal bedsteadS.
At 81, worth S5-Stesl woven
wire spring; all sizes, for metal
be5steads-
PllOJUs
At S1.75. worth s. 25-Speeial
mixed geese feather Pillows.
odOrleSs; 20 X so in: lbs.
At S225. worth S2-1s-Selectsd
geese feathers; % K so in; 5 los.
Fourth floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Sidcboards
Extension Tables

Extension Tables
At 81, from S1O-Golden oak
Table
At $11.50. from S15-Golden
oak
AT S13. from S17-Weathered
oak
At $14. from S1S-Golden oak
Table
At $16.5O. from $20-Golden
oak
At $40. from S25-Mahogany
Table
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Extension Tables


At $40. from S25-Mahogany
Ia ole
At S24, from S32-Mahogany
Table
At $50. from S3S.5O-Mahog-
China Cabinets
At So from S16-Golden oak
Cabinet
At $2I. from $32Golden oak
Cabinet
AT $50. from S455Golden oak
Cabinet
AT $3T, from S42-Golden oak
Cabinet
At $40, from S6O-Mahogany
Cabines
At $40. from S65-Golden oak
Cabinet
At $50, from S9O-Mahogany
Cabinet
AT $50. from SSS-Mahogany
Cabinet
AT $50, from S13O-GoIden oak
Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Par[or Suites

At $50, from S5o-Imitation
mahogany three-piece Parlor
Suite
At $40, from $65-Imitation
mahogany three-piece Parlor
Suite
At So, from SIS-Mahogany
three-piece Parlor Suite
At S4S, from S10-Imitation
mahogany five-piece Parlor Suite
At $50, from SS0-Mahosany.
five-piece Parlor Suite
At S63; from S95-Mahogany
three-piece Parlor Suite
AT $50. from SS5-Imitation
mahogany five-piece Parlor Suite
At SIS, from $150-Mahogany
cane three piece Parlor Suite
At $75, from S150-Imitation
mahogany five-piece Parlor Suite
AT $50, from S125-Mahogany
three piece Parlor Suite
At $50. from S16O-Enamel
cane three-piece Parlor Suite
At $50. from $130-Imitation
mahogany five-piece Parlor Suite
At S1..5. from S210-Walnut
two-pIect Parlor Suite
AT S110. from S220-Mahogany
three-piece Parlor Suite
At S145, from S290-Mahogany
three-piece Parlor Suite
At S225, from $450-Mahogany
two piece Parlor Suite
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
CiHonniers

At 1915, from sS.25-Golden
oak Chiffonnier
At $3.50. from s10-Golden oak
Chiffonnier
AT s1o.5O. from Stakeholder
oak Chiffonnier
At $3.50, from s26-Goljen oak
Chiffonnier
At SIT. from s27-Mah'y Chif-
fonnier
AT $40, from sso-Mah'y Chif-
fonnier
At s21. from s32-Mah'y Chif-
fonnier
At s22. from sSs-Golden oak
Chiffonnier
AT s2S. from ss0-Maple Chif-
fonnier
AT s2s. from s34-Mah'y Chif-
fonnier
AT s24, from s32-Maple Chif-
fonnier.
AT ssS. from s42-Mah'y Chif-
fonnier
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
) BEDROOM FURNITURE Ss
Toilet Tables

lOflet la6teS
At $40. from S15-GoIden oak
Table
At s1O.5o. from s1s-Mah'y
Table
At s11. from s17-Mahogany
Table
At s12.5O. from s1s-Birch
Table
At $3.50. from s2O-Mah'y
Table
AT SIS. from s1s-Golden oak
Table
At s14. from s2O-Mahogany
Table
At s15.25. from s25-GoId. oak
Table
At SIS. from s23-NIaple Table
At SIS, from s2S-Golden oak
Table
Brass Bedsteads.
At SIS, from sS5-4 #. in.
At SIS. from s35- #. in.
AT $50. from S45-S #. and
tt. s in
AT $50, from s45-4 Il. SIN.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Fancy Tables

At 1915. from S5.50-Oak
Center Table
At $3.50. from S6.50-Oak
Center Table
At $3.50. from SS-Oak Center
Table
At $3.50. from S10-Mahogany
Center Table
AT 81. from S11-Oak Center
Table
At 50, from S14-Oak Center
Table
At $50, from S30-Mahogany
Center Table
At $50. from S55-Mahogany
Center Table
At $50. from S115-Mahogany
Library Table
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
Bureaus


At IS, from s10.5o-Golden Oak
Bureau
At $3.50, from s1o-Golden Oak
Bureau
At 50. from s12-Golden Oak
Bureau
At s11.5O. from s15-Golden
Oak Bureau
At s12.5O. from s1s-Golden
Oak Bureau
At SIG. from s22-Mahogany
Bureau
At $3.50. from s2s-oak Bu-
reau
At SIS. from s2s-Mahogany
Bureau
At $50. from s25-Mahogany
Bureau
At $50. from .so-Gold- oak
Bureau
At s22. from sss-Gold. oak
Bureau
At s27. from s4o-Gold. oak
Bureau
At s2s. from s42-Gold. oak
Bureau
At $50. from s4O-Maple Bu-
reau
At sss. from s42-Maple Bu-
reau
At ss5, from s45-Birch Bu-
reau
At sS5, from s45-Maple Bu-
reau
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
RILOulS

At S1.75. worth S2.25-Speeial
mixed geese feather Pillows;
odOrleSs: 20 X so In; ) lbs.
At S225. worth S215-Selectsd
geese feathers: - x 80 in; 5 los
Fourth floor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
CONTROVERSIAL POLITtCA

bana del Aencc de que no ves yc (v a..
10 gHinque Predente de socedd POGO ans de que
discussion comenza) como nosotros podAmos egar plan
tsarlo coccandonea erreuo apcacoues pct. ain
vena eats prbms eo qu6 coudcones % nus.
ras csses ocslea eecco del deeeho M sur.po
que ejercco del derecho del sugo que eatre
50 practices
De que e debate rdscutblsmente vsni. rec,er
por faeza dc las coI en- nuera stuaci6n pocs sctua
adn cuando vedAra nj no m. "a muv dHci por
conviction particular persooa e hacsr ao una pocs de
psrtdo Indispensable hscsr aus6n los psrtdo pocos
No htceo i guardsndo 6gco toao respeto
casno en eats mundo respeabs hubea sdo cooc,re An IA
ptopa stuscion del medco consusnd0 que ders
opinion scefc de frmedad examen
de mlsma entre otroa anecedentes mn
habIrA de ella en- ia uat sensra s coeo.v tan ,6Io
para qae no e ncomodAe fAmia Po e contrxro al nos
asamo hcenIo cargo de NAL de nuestra An e
scer dssn6sco del msmo preyo para buscar
emedo es ncAsA0 trar coe6n todo los de ean
dagn6atlco euvesga e NAL de Ia tusc6n tai
P1rque hay engasrss no g, 10 oue nos con
aqu prop6to de discussion acAd6mce Se ,hnrdo
nadcuado Vtnr tatar tenra ell ufr,go I'M vers
mas convenerte mas usto ell suffagio res S
ria psabrs perder tempo por ,ne, Ia prmer
po Que nce pocos momentos Indie agotxdo t.mx
enos taosh e seguads porque posiea no %
pueden dc ltr en- abracto improedencis vsnt,., de
detemnsd 1rmas n.titucone "a pr.ci,o di.eatrsa an
relac6n con qu pueblo de apcaras procede de
otrs mnera ert comeer acto de
psecdo sqUe nco su ocura eecot6 con toos
aus psIroqusncs el astre tomareI msdida
rnndo on mooeo de tman nstua de fgura mscuu mas
perfects ADolo da Bvedere cortabs sobre In, mes a
cate Apollo todas sus levtss (Apau,os r.a.)
De manera que e1 ndiscutbemeDte precise hIhsr de
question oea5e pnto de sta general tamben hbar de
question oesde ell punto de vta pcnar uuee decr
QUE que hihac converte buua del ARneo de csta
iociedsd herars clenca Eurs rec6n soc en un Club
no que t'aA del problems desdse 6nco en- d nCo terrsps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

Aver fallsci6 en- Puerta de TERRA
4 Ia edad de 98 amos, Ia seiiora Jusna
Sspiurjo Rosario, natural de Juncos.
Ell sefior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
establecido ~ Ofcina do Abogado y
~ Notarfa On esta eiudad, ealle dc San
Justo ntmero II.
Fierce ante Ia Corts Federal, Cor.
te dc Distrito de toda Ii Isla y Corte
Suprsms, dsdicandose asfnismo al
examen do tftulos de propiedades, Ia
corporation de Corporaciones del pals
y extrangerss y tramitaci6n de expe'
dientes de- appropriation forzosa.
Acsptaudo 10 noble eompetencia
hoy establscida en- el eiercicio do las
profesiones do Abogado y Notario, sl
seflor DIAz NAVARRO 80 dispone 4
cobrar 4 sus clientes honorarios exec
sivamante m6dicos.
Ell pdbllco vsris con gusto que
Ia Compafiia de los trollys dispusis.
ran del mayor nImero de cSrros du.
ran.c las noches de .ci6n en- ell Par.
que, fin de evitar la aglomsraci6n de
pass jeros y Ia gran molestta que le
ocasiona al p1biico este segvicio de
transporte.
Para evitar este, os urgents que
dicha emp. esa extienda su via, de ma.
n,ra que los carros puedAn aalir por
la calle dc Dutfaut.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

La pol,cia .ct.va las gestiones 4
ho de descu brlr los cAus antes del he
cho.
Ss encuentra en- San Juan el juez
~unicipal de Csrolins, nuedtro ami
q don Raul B.nedicto.
En- RIO PledraS Tue deleni6o
aver Juan Mata Csnales, que hiri6
gravements q Eduardo Rivera en- el
barrio de <Hsto. Puerco.1
Nos dicea de Ysbucoa que SO ha
descubierto 81 robo de CANA 10 que hs
cs diss SO r'gistr6 an dicho pueblo
F, de.enido Juan o tiz ocut andose
uns vaca de la jurisdicc.6n de Salt
mas.
-Mshanaee dsra un exple 1dido
bale ca ell eUni6n Clubs de Santurce,
ssistiendo 10 orquessa de 10 po icia
insular.
ES NECESAR o ex'gir que cadg
hostia tepga grabsdo el nombre Di
gedivo Moiarrlesa, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor tfecto que una do.
coma do bosellas do aqua mineral 6 do
cualquier otro rsmsdio. Ademas do
ser el dnico curative radic.l, del es
tonnage y del intsatino, ell Digestive
Moisrrleta pur!fea los alimeatos y
los hSca asimllabies. III legfsimo Di-
gestivo Mojarriets cura en un ola las
indigestiones en- un NEE las dispep
sias 6 gastralgias, y en- .res meses los
mas graves or fsrmedaics crdnicas del
est6msgo y del intestine. Eats uni
versa msnte confrmado, en forma sin
'gual, que la efcacia del Digestive
Mojarre.a es ver lad deramente radical
y supe rior & Ia de todos los osros re,
medios, De venta en- las prircipalea
farmaoias de Europa y America.
En- ls Corte Federal empsz6 hoy
ell juic'o por jurado que tigue don
Emilio Iglesias contra la comps fifa
dc vap' res <Po'to Rico Ntw York;
en reclaim scif n de datlos perjuicios.
FL senior IeleIiss reclams 20 600
dollars per una eaida que sufri6 al
subir Ia escalera do Ia ofcina de di.
cha cent aiiia. en el muslle espig6n,
Sostlenen el argumento del d. man.
dante los sbogsdos Hord y Stockins y
dala parts demandaLte Mr.. Fettipgill
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28

Sc han inscrito en el Registco
Civil oil nacim ento do Rosalina Vega
Soto, y las dsfanctones dc Isabel Ma
rrero Ssntis 60, Agapito Martinez,
Brigida Guzu&,, Angela Felic ano,
Pedro Crespo Fsliciauo, Juans San.
iurio Rosario y Juana Rivera Paris.
-E.ta en- San Jlan dssds aver, el
ssrgerto Mongi', cumaudants del pues.
to de policfs do Caguas.
--NECESITO sgelt IS ca cxda 20.
blacion de IL isla para vepder ner.
cancias. SOLO agentes scsivos que de.
seen gauar de cinco di-z pesos dia-
rios. Para particulares escribAme
dando buenas refsrenciss.
Aan,se! 1avdres Colon.
Agente de fAbrlcantss euro peos >
americanos. c. o The Tlsua Co. 65t
Broadway, New York. l2-.1l
En- In noch, del ssbado 23 de-
corrieDte, ccurrio un sucsso desgra
ciado On Ia carretera de Sattt Label
Unos indivlduos que traosila bar
por dlcha carrstera disparxndo sirol
al aire tuvieron la mala susrte de he
rir al joven doa Enrique Ssnlie 40
quien falleci6 los pocos momento
de 10 ,desgracia.
El doctor Ferraa ls praciic6 II
autopsia hacienda oil disga6.tlco d
ls hsrida que 10 prcdvj9 la m ,erte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
D|SCURSO De
J. A. GONZALEZ LANUzA

Ell seGor oresidepta dol Ateneo doctor Ricrlo Doz:
TieEe Ia pslabra el doctor Gopzilez LsnuzG
Doctor Gonz'leE LsnuSs: Se6orss sehores: Al consu
mir presents debate obligado
dcSrSc6n Que mi reere, 81 torno msmc
ys ls nuortunidad que 10 coasumo
Genersnente esms ertre nosotros, hey per koy Gu
squ esamOs dsutiendo question uteresntsy
unque este pare r.ro p,ra propo de dis
cus6n eperta gran nee s desd e puDto de
vista t6co doctrrsl que cpitulo del plan
aba trataba ell s6or Vrons ante todo de squeo u
cares consntemeute trstidos hro contover
ss discur,os eN per6dcs 6onde quiera s
question tano peri camene sgotsds este sentdo
desde punto de visit. ds ucaciones pobs Las doc
rn,s generates tusci6n particular crefA dos
prmsr otA louOi6n dc las dos iess tqni se
han prentado comm opue c1nducen sempr mi sucera
conviction al rropo esultIdo, nj Ia nj s ora
sut.n medicines sdcuadss de oS males que amepamoi
por etderzo cusquers prendemoa curar;
spgunda que eos debates eniu h,sta certo punto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-28
TARiFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

falecida.-Petici6n la compahia del
tyoNey.-Registro Civil-El sargento Monjll. Herr.
do grave en- RioPiedras -Robo de ganado en- Yabu.
Goa. Bale en- el Union Club.-Pedro de Ezaburu.-
Escalamiento en- Utuado.- Cuarenta embargos levan.
tados Los esposos Dx.-Desgracia en- Santa Isabel.
Pasageros para Estados Unldos. Por de armas de
fuego-Carreteros sentenciados. Rna en- la calle de
Norzagaray.- correos.-Lcdo. Benedicto.-
Bale en- Cayey.-Otras notcas.