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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
RECEIVER PAYS EMPLOYEES WAGES.

p. Voorhees,. receiver of the Perth Anboy Shin
building and Engineering Company. has sent checks
the employees of the company for salary due
when the company went into the hands OF the re-
ceiVer. The company was organized TO build boats
at the old Ramsay shipb1Iildng plant at Perth
AInbOy some time before Lewis Nixon took The
yard II Is understood that,neaTly. all OF the cred
itOrs have been paid -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
AN ECHO OF THE BEEF TRUST.
National Officers of Strikers Appear tt
Answer Charges of Mismanagement.

After appearing before a number Of the labor
unions in this city TO answer charges which had
been made that they had mismanaged their last
disastrous strike Of the 5000 members OF the Anal
gamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workrnen of
America, national President Michael DonnelIy and
national Secretary Homer D. CAN left the city for
their headquarters yesterday. DonneIly went 10
Chicago and Gail went to Syracuse
There had been other charges that the national
officers were working in the interest Of the
union in their management Of the strike but these
charges were not put forward at the hearings.
The unions viii meet time this week to decide
on whether the specific charges mentioned were
proved.
In their defense Donnelly and Call stated that
the nTst strike ordered by referendum vote
q the union and that the president was virtually
forced to sign order for the second strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
ONE OF THOSE ITALIAN LOVE FEAsrs
Bicycle Rider Slabs Father After Knocking
Child Down.

Louis F1netoris, of No SO East 71st-st., was re-
moved TO the Harlem Hospital last night in q seri-
Gus condition as the result Of a stab wound in the
left side. alleged to have been inflicted by Frank
Bebando, Of No. go East 108th-st
F1netoris, with his six-year-old daughter. Car
melina, was visiting friends No. 290 East 10sth-
st. The ch..d left outside to play and Be
bando, who was riding bicycle, ran into her
knocking her down
The child screamed and Bebando abused her for
&elJnG IN his way Some one called her father
ana nght ensued, IN which, il is said, Bebando
stabbed the older man. Then, deserving his wheel
lie ran away -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
PLEASANT GALL FOR STEPsoNs.
Stepfather Welded Razor, and They Are in
Harlem Hospital.

The police of the East 126th-st station are search
ing for Bernard Henratty. of No 2403 2d-ave., who
ii is alleged last night welded a with such
vaor that his stepsons. Thomas and John Wilson,
of No. 10 Clay Place. Jersey City. are now in the
Harlem Hospital suffering from numerous cuts
about the face and head.
The two men. who are twenty-five and twenty
years Old respectively, called on their mother. Mrs
Annie Henratty. 4 disagreement followed with
Bernard. and this followed by a fight, in which
the stepfather used his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
ARRESTED FOR TRAIN DISTURBANCE.
Four Boys Charged with DisOrderly Conduct
on 3d-ave. 81"

-Four boys were arrested last night for causing a
disturbance on the 3d-ave. IL" trains in The Bronx
The boys. It is alleged, sang. talked loudly, and
even went far TO pull the danger brakes and
stop the train.
Detectives Price and Bruckridge boarded the train
at 138th-st and arrested them They gave their
names Jacob Goldman of No $50 Srherry-s an :
Sacob SeiseL OF No. q 2d-ave.: Jacob Gotthauf, Of
No "a lst-st. and August Pocher, of No 103 2d-ave.
All were charged with dsorderly conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
MENINGITIS AFFLIcrs FAMILY.

Schenectady. N. Y. May 21.-Three now cases of
spinal meningitis were discovered here to-day one
OF which resulted fatally. Joseph the six-year-old
son OF Edward MALTA, had been sick only thirty
Elk hours His infant brother. six months old and
a brother twelve years old, are also afflicted and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
DROWNED OFF NORTH BEACH.

Howard Vincent twenty years old, Of No. 2S0
West 121st-st. went out rowing in a small boat on
Flushing Bay yesterday with John F. Turs, Of No.
24 West 112th-st When the boat off the pier
at North Beach. Vincent lost his balance and fell
overheard He was unable to swim, and before
anyone could reach him he was drowned. The body
was recovered, brought shore. and sent to the
Astoria notice station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
RABBI IN PRESBYTERIAN PULPIT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Roswell. n. NJ. May blast night and tonight
the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church here
was occupied by Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan of Albu-
querque. and the church was crowded to hear both
sermons Its pastor DR. c. E. Luckens OF Chi
cago is noted for his liberal views. To-day the
rabbi preached the baccalaureate sermon to the
scadets of the NeW-Mexico Military Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
ORDERS TREASURER AN EmaszzlgR

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTRrNr
Somerville. N j.. May 2.-Peter NJ Williams n.
prominent member Of a number OF secret societies
here, was arrested to-day on charge OF embezzle-
, MEM, erousht ey Jacob E. Hun CHIEF Ranger of
sIu lhuepenueht order of Foresters Williams IS
financial secretary of the organization He Is CHARGED
Win embszziing 900 OF the orders funds. WM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
YACHTS NOT SEEN BY LA BRErAeNE.

Bretagne, which arrived yesterday from Havre. re-
ports that he nothing OF the racing yachts
He says that the weather the Banks and to tho
eastward fine and clear, but that west OF the
Banks there fog. The wind from May IS to
the 2lst was light, from the southwest and west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
A SUICIDE AT UTICA.

Utica. n. Y. May I.-Barthoomew Ball. forty
two years old. while in a fit Of temporary insanity
committed suicide at the Cottage Hotel. Clayville,
revolver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
coLLEeE PRoFEssoR RESIGNS.

Schenectady. n. Y, May 21-Dr. Thomas Wallace
Wright. for twenty years professor OF applied
mathematics at Union College, has resigned on ee-
count of III health, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
HARvARDs HENLEY CREW NAMED.

Cambridge Mass. May 2L-The makeup OF the
four-oared crew that VIII represent Harvard az me
American Henley at Philadelphia next saturday
was announced tonight by Captain Filley as I'--
lows: stroke Corlett; No 5. Bacon; No >. Meier
and bow Farley. The crew Will not have cox
sWain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

Jams. when taken before Justice William stephen
admitted that ne was short in mis- accounts and said
ne had appropriated the money, expecting 10 pay
u back when he received a large sum OF money
&7om creditor. He was held under 500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
GIANTS DEFEAT NEWARK TEAM.

Newark N J.. May 2l.-The Giants defeated inc
Newark Eastern League team here to-day ~ d
score OF S 10 3. The score follows; g.
N.,v,r, .........O 0 O-3 .
Nsv~yorE ......2 o 0 70 e
Ratteri,,-yvasher and Latuler: Elliott ard ClATA'
Unpires-EoNe and Noriarity-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-03
RULER 0F RUSSIA ABD|CAES
Appalled, by Fear, Nicholas Yields
Up His AutOCratic Power.

sorrow of our people is the sorrow
Of the sovereign.
From the present disorders may
arise great national disruption. They
menace the integrity and unity Of our
empire.
"The supreme duty imposed upon us
by our sovereign office requires us
efface ourself and to use all the
force and reason at our command u
hasten in securing the unity and co
ordination OF the power OF the cen
trail government and 10 assure the sue.
cess of measures for pacifcation in
all circles of public life, which are es'
sential TO the well being Of on.
people.
We. therefore, direct our govern
ment to carry on. our infiexible will
in the following manner:
"First--To extend to the population
the i.nmutable foundation Of liberty,
based on he real inviolability OF per
son. freedom Of conscience, speech
union and association.
second without suspending the
already ordered elections to the state
douma, to invite to participation In
the douma, so far as the limited time
tefore the convocation Of the douma
will permit. those classes Of the pop
ulation now completely deprived u
electoral rights, leaving the ultimate
DEVELOPMENT of the people Of the
electoral right in general TO the newly
established legislative order OF things
"Third-To establish as an unchangc'
able rule that no law shall be en-
forribe without the approval Of the
state douma and thar it shall be pos
sihle for the elected Of the people 10
exercise real participation in the su.
pcrvision OF the legality Of ;hc acts
of the authorities appointed by MS.
1--WE appeal 10 all faithful sons az
Russia TO remember their duty C.
wards the fathcrland. 10 aid in termi'
MATING these unprecedented troubles
and 20 apply their forces in co-opcra'
ton with us. to the restoration OF calm
ami peace upon orr natal soil.
Given al Peterhof October 80, -
the eleventh year OF our reign.
"NICHOLAS."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-03
THIRTEEN LOSE IlFE IN WRECK.
California Limited Jumps Track and WreOks
Oeslh and Disaster.

At least thirteen persons were ki!l
a and twenty-five others injured on
Monday morning in the worck Of one
of the tastes. regular trains on the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe rail.
road. Califor;,a Limited No. !, which
left Chicago at 10 o'clock Sunday
night for the west. The train was
ditched one mile east Of ShcfiCld.
Mo. six miles from the business ceI'
ter of Kansas City.
The wreck occurred in a cut while
the train was running at the rate
of 80 miles an hour, and was caused
Dy a loose rail.
The ~ain consisted of one mail car,
one baggage car. one coach, one char
car. four tourist sleeping cars, two
standard Pullmans and one dining
car. The passenger list was composed
largely OF colonization tourists.
Nearly all the sleeping cars remain
ed on the track. and the forward cars
bore the brunt OF the shock. None
OF he passengers IN the sleeping cars
were hurt. The day coach In front
Of the chair car furnished the great
cs, number Of killed and injured The
great natural wall Of rough stone into
which the cars were thrown. tore the
sides OF the day coaches. and passeU
gers were grounded agains the wall
and either Killed or badly injured.
II. c. Rust, engineer Of the wreck.
ed train. and his fireman, william
DeLong, escaped injury. The locomo
tive leaped from the rails and ran 800
feet on the ties, finally stopping up.
right. The locomotive was going so
rapidly that II passed the rail in safe
". The mail car Immediately be-
hind jumped the track and struck the
side Of the blum, and the four cars fol-
lowing plowed through the wreckage
and shot against the high stone wall.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-03
ROOSEVELT t1psfO willow JACK.
People Of New Orleans 9 OrgOt ever During
Presideat's Wait.

AL interest in the yellow fever sit
day In the enthusiasm over the pTesi.
dents visit but the low record was
gratifying just the same. With only
three cases, no deaths and forty two
cases under treatment, the work Is
regarded as practically ever with.
Passed Assistant Surgeons Blue.
Richardson and Corrupt will be among
those who Will remain In the city a
week or two longer in order 70 clean
up the work they have had in hand
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-03
COTTOS IAKtS UPWARD JUMP.
Over So 90 Bale Advance Followed the
Mashinaion Bureau Report.

Liverpool and later from New YORK
that the gInners' report would show
100000 bales gInned to October IS,
the New Orleans cotton market tum
bled 80 points, or 81 so a bale, in the
early trading. When the report OF
the census bureau was read, prices
shot up ~ TO GO points higher than
the lowest OF the day, or as much as
1918 per bale.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-03

4 Berlin spccial says: The Germ1a
cruiser Ilel eek and ten torpedo boats
Of the third and fifth divisions put t"
sea Monday morning from Kiel for
an unknown destination, giving rise
10 a rumor that they are bound for ST.
Reterburg to bring the Russian en-
press and her children to be the
guests of Prince and Princess Henry
Of Prussia.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-03
PHONE 81.


further information regarding Pullman reservations
the undersigned.
FRED GE1ssIER A. 11s Peachtree Street, Atlanta Ga
W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. p. A. lie Peaehtree St. Aaanta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
HERMlNIO DlAZ
Abogado-Notario
San Iuan, Puerto. Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUSTO |.

Aver obsuvieron su titulo de
abogados, los y. flores jose Ollsr y
don Enrique Marquee Hlertas de Ba-
yam6n; don jose G. Torres, do San
Jusn y don Msriaro r. Acossa, de
Aguadilla.
Tsmb 81 ne examinaron don Co.
lestino j. Perez, de Bsysm6p, de 20
ailo y don Jose Bszaa, de San Juap,
de Ter. ano.
LA hiblloteca Insular ha reclbi~
do recieptemente de los Estados Uni
dos UNA cantiiad de voumenes 30 brs
ciencia politics y economical escritc
por renombrados sutores.
Los atriles de md,ica del mum.
oipio estau On deplorab,e estado de
abaI dono, al extrsmo de carecer de
iaroles, pues los pocos que tlene eat Z
comples, msnte inItllfs. Esto evita d
Ia banda Gel Regimiento dc Puerto
Rico ejecutar clertas pleas difisiles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
Enrique JOSE VARONA

necso quo de Due uca de todo 10
que sufrgo reert b, aldo ent'nder que
dertcho 10 o dsute de ID lberd cuaquier oroda
10, que herente Ia conde6n shombre Is go superior
dstpto dereeho de 10 he ndicAdo
dAde fuoei6n social FL Etado isviste dstsrmnsdos cuda
boa mayor menor ndmeo de ests mportsus unc6n,
i es pecesas cspcdad nervenr dea
capcdad pueds esos suando
presupone va psar las consecuenclas donro dc
POGO ie6alsrs confusion del deecho
como fouci6n.
Desde momento que 10 coniideramOs De suer
dvere que que function adecuadamsne demps
ksds squersn condolences epeee 81 deempe6a
Ahora bisn sl iHmeuso nd 81 gran n6msro de los
ndividuo componen socedad e hecho de egr
Il edsd maroada Iey adauere de sGbito
10 cpscdad sercer func6n capital Esmuy
c conesta sn xsminlr los hschos cue Of se
que s 10 esblecs prepa extension general del sufrago
Pee cusndo traamos de ocar las de e ama
c6p, au6 nos enconramosi Cuses han sido ha Oh los
proddeos de confusion coassnte entire Ell dereh fun
ci6nl
Exeepo On ay eout,dos p,s cuya condcones espsci.
lee uego eAumersre m:dda que ha lido ampiaado ell
hA iurgide que ndiesba palsbr broves exsc e
s Preidents del eAtenecs s pluno deserede del reg
psrlamentsoLa gislsc6n, hacendese csds mas
de determnadss eses de ser ls gTau de
ods las elaaes sceaes aments rcsmDtemene corruption
politics, gsds exemoi ncoucebbe, psfsss que perecta
msne de los despu6t h.oars FL eDttoniza
ments de los cQoes policos emslsa uu wrmlno que
hen conocdc. deBsgoga edose todss les
nuciones socae outdro somero que presents
por donde querasve excepconts sufrago amplo
que hsmos lgado ?or qts2 Poque capactde fsta
cier expco d. Ia Ley de IL pntud de 80 sereeho tene
cue 9bssdoare entregrlo las msnipuleiones de
cuantss individuts ,s diestros 8 mas audaces.
En Francis escritor de nlc6n, que las
curta parties l comurel rurss squiers necest
rseuir, trIud L sleccoues hacen decide usgo, por s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
CONTROVERSY POLITICA

preseo ID huenea de os .cldes sus psqueKos psn
guades E,to nac6n de cuttrAy preparation
poitca exrsodnrs Ia niciaderA los pueblo, que la
man lstino', de las grsndss eonquistAs del derecho.
81 Passmos gran moaeo de los puebss democr&cos de
este tdo del Sc dc e.pu dAsspaenaao nj de-
nnE6n hombre reoets reameate e dreth que
seHesr ain sentr h0ndamenta cennoVids Arksgd
welcomes bsraes al pretner 10 hdesnaturze6n del voo
tai como reazs, los Esdos donds exe e sufrago uni
vernl
Paesto que yo soy quieu os hbl permtdms perdonad
ref.rs u experencias proeia porque no las
dereeao hbrfa mole,tndo yuesrs
atenc6n.
He re,iddo agGn iempo los EssAaos ados fui
nc6n los ideas corent les hombes de mi tempo
n.tuaes que hAn vvdo en- puebos oprimido,
ev6 shrercou csor a ideas xpansy ell orden po
tco Cusn1o 'gu6 s hosEtaaras payas de Ia Rep6blca
NorteAmeresns para resdr ella partdao e6rico
del ufra2o ve no haba teno oca6n de de
reuados consecueneas Las eeocons que presepc en-
Nav York rdieamsnts; curaron pordus era
h ci6n seia del sfrigo sudaE veoV
de Dsguna esuece para dar qu6 esutdos Este reaudo
inmedsto Una gran metr6pe de- las euAtro eiada
ds grAnde del mundo, portsnonmente rca de las
eiudsds cut con po6sc6n don1o blaban odos
los 6dsnss de vida social umbrcra dc prnara magnt1d
por Ia obrA del su agio csmars para IL caa
todos los c.6csvos tartan p&dos que suprimo en o5
sequo las escuchIp s6o pudo der qde los
procedmentos de facc61 de TanmAuy d para Ia icac6n
oada del sufgo entronzsn los negacos correutes
los raricnres conducAn los perpsrAdofes los pre-
sidoi los correccionles
una gran ciudad ento ces de million medic de hlbi.
pobci6n cls de IlA &c C1buu esntro tan npor
nts de vida tcva, eempo tan lumnoso de soczaoi6n
para reo del mundo ha tendo sopatt conn6a
Audo e bd6n de G1mnitrac6n radcsnene corronpid
ia tenido YER todos lmnorntes seVcos
dos mnsds Las nitueones de segudld Gb os por ustru.
ncntO de cOrupc6n; mpenants porque pO,bs con ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
perouS de- 10 ple-na isquisrda, Dsplo

perous de 10 ple-na izquisrda. Dsplo
ramos s' sccldepte.
I'll gobernador ln.erino Mr.. Post
nom bro por reeomen n iacion del attor-
ney general, al sbogado don FEEDER leo
Pertz Alm'roty, ieez especial en- la
csuss contra don Eugenio Buitrago,
ex sscretsrio de Ia corts munici pal de
Guayems.
Es probable que ms d ana salga
para su destno el seilo- AImiroty,
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa-
lido en- estos 1ltimos cinco amos y por
esta raE6n los recomendsdos- por los
profesores de m6sica dc mas prestlgle
on la isla, son los dc la fAbrica Kohlsr
& Campbell, de New York, de la cual
es agente On San Juan A. S. Belaval
Apartsdo 81, y a quien puede usted
dirlgirse para mejores informes.
Don Gcegorio Rivera, ha comu.
nicado q 10 slcadfs, q los efecsos de
10 contribution, haber vsndido el pues.
to de leche, alto en- la calle dc Tetuan
ne 81, a don Manuel Cruz.
Hoy fue sentenciado Federico
Rodriguez q 30 dias do arresto y so
de multa, por Aggression q Manuela
Vazquez.
La Cost, municipal impuso hoy
80 d. IS de srresto q Leopoldo Caba.
llsro, por haberle sustraido unos or.
heser dc CARO- q Candelarlo Morales,
empenandolos On casa dc Clotilde Q ii.
hnnfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14

-Mshana sale para Ponce oil obis.
po Nc nsefior Blenk, acomps fiado del
Rvdo. Fadre Berries, con ell fin de
aslstir a la asamblea de cst0licoa que
Sc celebra' d ca sqlellS ciudad.
GRATIFICARE con di,z dollars,
& qus6a me entregue 8 me remlla &
Bsyau6n, P. o Box, Is, una csr.era
de cue-o consec isndo unos so dollars
en- b l!etss amerlcanos J cierto,nimero
de recibos manuscri.oa y suseritos por
mi. GEO u MUTTON. I 5
Han sido aprobsdos on los ex,.
menes de tercer grado para la rrofe.
sion de abogados en- los tribunales
insolares, los sefores don Enriq ue
Marquez, don Jose G.. Torres, don
Jose Oler, don Frsncisco G Descsr-
tss y don Mariana r. Acosta. Les
felicitamos sincerams snte.
-Esta msfiaua 90 vl6 On la Cortt
de Dissrito el juicio contra Luis Schro
der por delito electoral, ipform&ndo.s
el letrado don Manuel Rosy.
-Eu 10 mahsna de hoy ccurrit
una desgracia en- Bayam6n. Don 10
s6 Alonso Gonzalez pis6 una pieza d,
MADEIRA sobre Ia sual habia uu monte,
de.tablas y Sstas rodsron, producien
dole una .cafda, de cuyss resutas .,
fracture el seiior A|onso 10 tlbia y Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
|)N' MtNSAJE Y DN ACUERDO

I puesto 4 causa que 20 saba que los
farmac6uticos estaban de acuerto pa :
ra no solicitar el remste de msdiciu as !;
pero como tenfa 10 seguridad do que
no serfs sceptadO por el toncsj,, dy
siiH dc 10 idea, y mas tarde he vistp
! los resultados oontral roducentes del
despacho por admin tr aci6r, que es
tS contra Icy, J efsctivsm snte, adnque
no 90 do crssrse, no pas6 de acuerdo;
10 rechaa6 defoitivaments el Hon.
AyuntAmisnto, bAsando III negatiya
! On 10 creencia de qua el sueldo del
I Alealde no constltuye garantfa nin-
gura porQle putds ssr hoy maiiana
no. Lo que creo un preiexto ago ba.
ladt , ppy consrario. al infsliz de here.
dado dc la fortuna, i" porque segda
deio demoltrado, el gasto msusasl,
| ps yando trsioss pesos para el farma
CO.. tlco quu esta al frente, y custto 0
seis pesos para msdiclnAs msnsual-
mente, todavfa arroja un sonranse do
serca dc sells pesos, de los cuarenta y
unO en- presupussto con ese fin, qus.
ando mi sueldo de cuarenta y cinco
Pesos por 81 mia c&lculos no se cum.
pLesen. % Que 81 resuitase que ~ no
pudiese con.inuar en- mi cargo mi
sucesor no Quisiers i'm tar mis- dsxeos
oil elAyuntam4eato A ss,a facu!tauo d cual,
q iera hora para tomar un acuerdo en-
vonIrario, J mientras ssto suceda es-
tarfa bien atsndido sl servicio de me.
dioiuas 1 los pobres gus hoy carscsn
dc todo bien estar.
Con respscto 4 10 subasta de- car.
ne semanal, propuse sl tipo do rema.
to G24 ps. sl II RI, de buey 8 vaca,
y & 26 do novillo 8 novilla. FL Hon.
Coneeio, 10 sprob6 { 70 y 2s, 6 sea al
mismo hpo on que vsnisn rsaIiz andola
sin embargo, que subsistfa con ma.
trecusncia 81 tipo d, 80 Pc.
Va puse el veto & dicho acuerdo
, 90 rsctlfca 10 que SO habia acordado
tcmandopor base el prscio del gansdo,
en- 10 que supongo tsngan razon; psro
como NADIA coataoa prooSr 81 rSsulta.
do, soda vez que el pueblo do Mauna.
DO, oe msLos importancia qle este,
ii me los precios de "a y 26. y hay
quieu renate quizas squl ysmb Ga SO
conseguiIfa 10 mi.mo rom piendoss la
dlianza. Como tamoiel, oil fArmacSu-
sico dc aqusl pueblo despachA las re
cstas del municipio 4 los pobrss
do tres y cuatro formulas & 20 csnta.
(Cottna,ta en- Ia pdgtna oa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14

Por la .PresIdeucla de la Asocla.
ci6n de Dependents han sido admit.
das como alumnas para las classes de
contabllidad y eomercio, las seforitas
Matilde Lopez y Julia G. Reyes, que 10
solicitaron por conducto del sefior al.
cslde.
Diohas classs smpszaran sl dia
del entrante Enero.
Ell sefior DIAz NAVARRO ha
establecido ~ O6cina de Abog ado y
su Notarfa On esta ciudad, ealle de San
Justo ndmsro IL.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor.
to de Distrito de tods In Isla y Corts
Suprema, dsdicandose asfmismo 81
examen de tftulos de propiedsdes, Ia
corporation de Corporacionss del psis
= extrangeras y tramitaci6n de expe.
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Aceptando 10 noble competencia q
hoy e.tablecida en- ell ejerciclo de lal
profesiones de Abogadp y Notario, el
senior DIAZ NAVARRO 90 dispone
cobrar & sus clientes honor Arios exec.
sivamente m6dieos.
Sc han inscrlto en- oil registrc
civil los nacImientos de Adela Roma
nj, Catalina Rond6n y Estrada y lal
def lnciones de Luisa Morales, Julians
TirAdo y Roman y Asunci6n Csorio .
Salas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-14
TARiFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

de Dependencies. .-Regstro civil
-Monsehor Blenk sale para Ponce.-La Bblioteca In
suar-Juez especial en- la causa de Buitrago-Juicio
por deto electoral en- Ell Dorado-Reun6n del Conseio
Ejecutvo o-Apelacl6n en- sentencia por ultraie una
Joven de Humacao.-Examenes de abogados; aspran-
tes aprobados. juicio por deto electoral -Can-
celaci6n de certihcado de maestro-Hurto de unos
arneses -Adulterador de leche sentenciado Escanda
10 en- Santurce -.Otras notcias de interes general.