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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23
pUBLIc SALE

b. F. James. Auctioneer
f. B Cant. Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23

Good fed and hot he'd hay for sale
DENNIS BLAKE.
ats. Bed Bank, n J..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23
Saturday, February Is, 1905

between the hours of u and 5 o'clock, to-wit
at l o'clock in the afternoon of the said day al
the store of Conrad Sofeiss on South Broad
Street, in the
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23
Tuesday, February %, 1905

f. Usinger, Auct.
Fl. G. Garrison, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23
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WANTED.
WANTED.

For SALE.
One fun cut.under truck shelving made by De-
Hart, extra heavy. carry 100 baskets, also, suit
able for hauling manure.
A. A. REDROW
2-I6-05-2w. Mantua. y j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the farm OF
tue subscriber on the road from Glassboro to
Turnervie,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-02-23

b. F. james. Auct.
VIM. Collins, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
Nlll<lllllllllllls.llIlsll -.
DANCE TO A FINISH"
TAKE PLACE IN LONDON


NINiIfII '.'l IHfINflINNI|'
ONDON, Feb. 10-A dance 10 n
finish which seems likely TO be
l.. rather am extraordinary affair I'm
its way is going to come off IN
London ON March g. 10 is the outcome
of a rivalry Of long standing between
two professors" OF the terusichoreaE
art, one q London and the other a Liy-
erpool man.
The contest is to decide which of
these expert dancers can keep it up
longest. At present the dancing record
is held by a Frenchman, who tripped
the light fantastic for rs hours at u
stretch but these two English pro-
fessors' expect to go twice around the
clock II not longer,
w. f, Hurndall OF London, also
dancing master, who has the arrange
meuts I'm hand for this remarkable terp-
sichorean duel gave me the particulars
as follows.
1.-THE contest will begin az noon on
March 8. The time throughout VIII he
60 bars a minute. and the waltz VIII be
TO a band Whenever the band stops
am automatic piano viii Immediately
begin 90 play.
"From noon ON the 9th 10 the hour on
the I'm when the dancers finish. the
competitors VIII be on the move. Re-
lays OF lady partners win Doe provided
and food and drink win be taken While
dancing.
Each of the two competitors win
train for the dance by taking long walks
and, by dancing At first he win dance
for half am hour without @ break, and
then the time win be Increased by slow
stages until he can dance for hours TO-
gether"
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AMERICAN PEERESSES
STRIKE UP FRIENDSHIP.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
7 ONDON. Feb. 4.-Slnce the vou,r
p,,,h,,, 20 po,h,,.-,,. 'e
''s' Va ''oN p"'eHc came 10
l. make her home In England she
and the American Countess Of Els
.o,, now, hocc,,,o FAST frierds II 90 bc
,,,S, ~" $50 n, society ciroIos bst
~ V, ,,, nv" co,ntoss 10 he d vnhoss is
s wmc' Wv ho ,t any rato rnt goT oe
my 49, pV, ~, is 90, s,r6 no' h ,o ~ ~
nc "a,'Vir,,,,, orti, oots ,a'"o ,
o"u,e's ,. ulr Wa, Goolot TSo, ' ,,o
G rnJ ao to ,, ana nv Tho tbSSo, s
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she declares that her ambitions are
satisfied and that she would rather set
tlc down in a quiet country residence
and devote herself TO the bringing up
Of her children to whom she is greatly
attached But the Indian office says she
must return to her post as ylcereine go
that the entertaining Of the native
princes and aristocracy may go on.
II is we'll known that Lord CurZon
rs man of unRovernable temper and
frequently when be has come into con-
tict with some OF the Indian officials
Lady Cmzon has been the means NJ
smoothing matters over During his
house OF commons days be used 20 al
low himself To- suffer from violent OUT
bursts OF wrath when me reached hume
I'm the early hours of the morning. lf
anyone had crossed swords with him
IN debate and he had not come ont on
top. the household would know about
90 Immediately be set foot within doors.
John Dillon Tltatod him moro often
than amy other member of parliament
I'm the house OF commons "That ID
Dillon" became such o. frequent eX-
preston with him that the servants
used 60 account for his temper By re-
pcatlng the epilhet among themselves.
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card playing, that made the most &C.
rious inroads upon his bank balance.
At his estates Sorok UUalu and Ragy
Gnyom, the count entertained large
sporting parties In prncelY style Hts
house was full at least three times cv-
cry season, his guests sometimes NUM-
bering nearly 100 men and women.
Many distinguished visitors came from
foreign lands They came i'm special
trains provided by the host celebrated
actors and singers were brought down
from Vienna and Budu- Posth TO amusc
them, and no money was spared TO
make their visit agreeable. one of the
most famous house parties WAS I'm the
spring Of 1903 when COnsuelo, Duchess
Of Marlborough who was then staying
In Vienna, Lady Nurlh Churchill and
a crowd Of other well known society
people were entertained by the count
His Inequalities then We're not con-
fined to his own country house, but he
gave his guests a magnificent enter
tainmont at the Park club IN Buda-
Pesth upon their return there,
The counts eVtrayagant expenditures
soon outran his income. although his
great estates brought In revenues Of
some 5000 900 crowns "a year I'm IN,
hope of checking his mad career. his
family persuaded him 10 marry, and i'm
1898 he took as his Wife a wealthy Pc
fish lady Of noble family, Maria Luisc
Prezdzlecka Her fortune amounted lo
100000 crowns, bur tine dOwry which
her husband actually received upuu the
marriage was only 10000 crowns
Shortly afterwards Count Paul was
elected president Of the Park club and
Of the Hungarian Automobile club Re
leased by his marriage from his prom
'ov ~ 1911 .Iu'' '1Iu pl'E'ulS, lne
Cuuu, asdlll pesan 10 k'hlnIe' ne losi
eilo,I nous SUNS al IelgI7puIs' Monte
Ca'IV' iaIlS a'iu huud-leslh' III l'oI
ms piu,l'eI' Lauls,auS' was again
lo,yv9 ~ ,o,l't to lne rescue a'a al
fol,a'uSi "p'g Nly lill'e IeS'ueI MN from
'",Psuuuub p'lhI uPl,y'
his Irlehus lhen attempted 20 inter
f fIu,, nlll III iloIt serious pursuits In'
iiuu BaIIaIl soo'elN IoI piouounE TOUT
ISL ualel IN uhelr country maze the
o'1,l1 l.S preSlusIiI "nu ne alSo ne'aDle
- dIeclor OF lhe iulefhhtIoIH sleeping
ul COMPANY whose cars run through
we l' InClpa. coHl' Iiles III hurope' me
.ouu.' Iiio"e.eI' lalIe1 20 I,uIIl we hopes
tnleT talleu TOT MN, lils Hnalloal tlou'
ples llcIeaseI ne mao borrowed large
| sums ION Wy s,TdV ua lNIhs lhFulu-
,louo' from we hungarian MORTGAGE
palh leally s'uVu'VuV cioWns' o0o.Uo,
o6Vm ooo llolh tl'V Nh,ullun o'IN aud
| 2V"vVO LOWE i'". iiuuEarWU savings
| p"llN' I"plr to op,t'" 'l"Ir advances
ron Sucn concerns ll'' count began ~
poIIu" lIoIj sIlaiie le"i'e sums rang
lhhs rom oUguu 10 Iu,vou crowns. II was
lle sI"Wlns lllPoI 'uIlly OF inese small
eI cIvultoIS lI''t I2rce0 ,he count to
leaNe ms paiace I'D Buda-Pesth ana go
"s IL ls Alu 70 laIls' uhlll some ar
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golden ducats at baccarat In one even
lng's play at the Casino After a long
nights sitting in August, 1895, Count
Paul S2apary lost 100000 crowns His
secretary telegraphed next day to the
counts eldest brother Count Ladis-
laus Szapary governor Of Fiume, to
come TO BudaPesth Immediately, as
Count Paul would probably gamble
away his entire fortune. Count Ladis-
aus came, and forced his younger
brother to give his word OF
honor not to touch a card
again before his approaching marriage
Count Paul kept his word honorably,
but managed nevertheless to find other
ways OF dissipatIng his money. In the
magnificent Park club at Buda Pesth.
he arranged a series OF gorgeous fes-
tiyiti, the chief cost of which fell gen
orally upon himself Every winter
found him at the head of Buda Pesth
society, no ball or entertainment was
complete without him His liberality
was unbounded, he contributed 10000
crowns to a single opera ball. lie seized
every opportunity Of giving costly din.
ners
But it was probably hunting, next to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
lTPE7ERSBURG'S
CRUEL DICTATOR.
s,,i,s Of General Trcpoi's Rule
A, Chief Of Police at
Moscow.
An INSCRIPTIONS TYRANT.
o.,,,d Secret Societies, Unions
And Strikes Among Workmen'
And Has Narrow Escapes

~, co,rospondsnce
sIevl"' ,,,...,,psprpG Feb. b.--No
= T. FhII'" 10, rrirtad
doubt much mus p''' I'M,
In he United states by TINS
" .,,t General 1repoff
NIne .,., o.,,.o,.,or- ron.
ths newly appolI'''' 9''
,.i of 81. Petersburg pul 7"u''
% him which have Just come to
s.oI'e' VI -n. orripe because Of the
band are worm ~ ' ia ~, bis
Eliminating light lleF S"V"
...,.,or and the indications they al
''','' y, 49,. ,,,scripuloug use he will
ioId oI N' .....,.,
make OF his desp"''' I''"'''
That Trouof Is @ ruthless lyranl MS
-,,,,,.,. rseord as chief Of police Of
h's''"', ......ioi,,od IN fine world.
Moscow mas p'''''''' ..,,,n Ia
but the underhanl melnous WHY" "'
.t,re employad TO attain his ends are
.i, 90 d few. Students and
hloNH uu ,lrtlnpary agents had sue
"nsv for,oing several secret soci-
U.u'o o,,org IKE Workmen Of the white
flles "l'5"s ,,"slopaIly melted them to
'F' a", .,,it,cs ~ a semi. political
elsesy n nv a c,unterect this move
yu'la''',, ,5isse NJ tho loss inflicted
u'e,. M. Gon Trepoff undertook 10
Vl l',9 .'' g,.i,os ana eecret societies on
s'N,e' a.1n,,pt Numerous police
s ..,s Tobtoinod employment IN various
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most prominent social figure I'm Austria
Hungary certainly I'm The last named
half Of the dual monarchy. Only 33
years OF age, wealthy handsome,c harm-
ing and layishly hospitHble, the count
is the beau ideal of a Hungarian no
bleman No distinguished stranger
over came to Buda-Pcsth without be-
coming the guest Of the count. King
Edward. when Prince Of Wales, Prin-
cess Charlotte of MeinIngen, sister OF
the German emperor, the Duchess OF
Marlborough, the Duke Of Hamilton,
Countess LOnyay, widow Of the Crown
Prince Rudolph-these names testify
20 the international character Of the
counts princely hospitality
This priucely hospltalitNc coupled with
an equally c&trayagant mode OF living
and AN the llungarlan's passion for
the card table, are said to be respon-
slble for the present dRorgani2ed state
OF the counts finances I'm spite OF
vast revenues from his estates, and the
income of a rich Wife the count is said
I'M the last few months TO have made
such shlpWrock of his fortunes that ne
cannot even maintain "a moderate
state I'm society His relatives have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
Hungarian Noble $ Career of Extravaganza
in iun8ary Fled FromBu
And LeftDe bits OF five Crowns

repeatedly cxtricated him from nnan-
cial difficulties before, ana are now
trying to arrange his affairs.
The counts present troubles are said
10 be entirely due to his gambling
losses, which ten years ago amounted
10 large sums. During the season OF
1895 and 1896, the count is reported to
have lost about 2,0OOOOO crowns In the
famous Casino club at Buda-Pesth, the
chief resort OF the card-playinR Hun
garian magnates A quarter Of a million
crowns Is often lost and won IN a single
evenings play there, Very high per-
gonages have sat at these card tables,
King Edward OF course before his ac-
cession to the throne, the Grand Duke
Alexis OF Russia ana other imperial
and royal personages, The Duke Of
Hamilton Is said to have lost 10000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18
RETURNS TO INDIA
AGAINST Her WILL
sneclal cnrresnondonce.

Special Correspondence.
T ONDON, Feb. l0,--To her friends
It is known that II Lady Curzon
had her choice she would not re-
turn TO India, For diplomatic
reasons. however she is bound TO 20.
When she returned 20 London last time
she made no secret Of the fact that she
was heartily sick OF Indian life. The
climate does not agree with her, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

" you arc building house TO soil dont
wait until Il is finished before adVer-
Using Il. You might as we'll have the
first cash payment in hand by tho time
painters and decorators are through.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

crease IN wages. OF course the demands
were refused, ana all the men In the
works struck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-18

the dance selected. The competitors
viii dance I'm am inner track IN the BALI
room and dancing couples who come as
spectators viii dance In the outer ring
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
HERMINlO DIAZ
Abogado.N
San Iuan, Puerto Rico
IJy
SAN JUSTO II.

Hoy SO ha v!sto en la Corts Fe-
dersl la argums Mt ci6n en- Ia solicitud
de Hab:as Corpus, que hiciera ell
abogado ssfor Dt xter, de San Juap,
Oh favor de los harmAnos don Rafael
y don Elrlpides Il )drlguez, empleados
que fueron de Ia administrator de
correos de Cosmo y que cumplen ssn
teucia en- la carcel do Ponce por frau
de. E t)s j6vents fueron senlet ciados
por Ia Corss Federal On tiempos Gel
juez Holt, 3 nos de carcel el prime
70 y 2 mos y 500 do lars de multa el
segurd do, habisndo apeiado ante la
Cotts suprema de Washington, que
les confrm6 ID ssntepcia.
-Ha entrado 60 nuestro puer TO un
barco con cargamento de maderas .
consignado q don Andres Crcsas.
-Probab.emeote en- tsta semana
queiaran terminadas las obras de en-
sanche en- Ia ofslna dc Ooras PIbli-
cas-.
Son muchas las j6venes qre se
proponen ingresar on la escuela de en-
fermer al ezta blecida on oil II )spisal d.
Mujeres y Limos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
blBLlorECA DE .LA pEMoCRACIA,

uns cIrts teIsda de debsjo de Ia almohsda.
Dale esto despu6s que me hila mueto.
Msdama Ksto eujug6 los cios guardsrA e seno
-Ben. Yo misms Sc Ia dare Tax o-san.
Ell este anilo....
Nim zquerda sobre Ia redilla de TIA. En-
dedo s reumbrabs el sno de brnt.s que Tkeo
hbia ddo bods Habis devuelto perenecia ID
cuGpdo dvorc6 bA poddo despenderse de
anlo
Este me 10 levar6 conmigo-diio N ami.
Madima Kato hzo sen Sfrmativa volviendoss {
loa oIos.
Mimi vovi6 cerrar los psroados
Desnues de rsto los volvi6 Abrir.
lY que estAra h ,ciendo eli
T,kso-san ha LEG ado va Formos eatk trabaando,
sgGn entiendo. sempre pens,ndo ST possible
lamsro AL dice tu padre Pero Mani e hab are
de Il e dare ests csrta tamben.
Los lAbios de Nami dbui,ron una d6bl sonrsa
Despue aus ralidas mellm sc enroieceou Ie pap6 el
pecho, ojo enaron de adients kgrna Con es
fuezc, exssm6:
-lOh, mi cOrsz6n lCoanto sufro
Frunciendo Ia frente opriniendo Ell cho
Mani ietorGa en- a sgln So ncorpor6 cogendo las
de msdama KITE qua ibs lamar al docot vic scomeds
de la hsmOrrsgs v1ivi6 caer dssfalleci1a.
El doctor todos los demss entsron IL estancil.
Auxiado por las enfermerAs ell doctor Ia Av6 nmeliata.
mente. Abrieron VeDtana cerca de 10 CANA
Efaire ffesco de Ia noche n1nd6 Ia habitac6n.
En- e exterior acababl de Ar uus, 81 luz brilabs
por entire las rlmas de los arbOes
FL general, Is vzcondeza malama kAto Chsu kon. &
IkI, todos eatAban sentados al pie de Ia CANA
UnA br moVs 81 cabeo de Mani. que yscia CO NO
hubee muerto E d9ct1r examine sambante con
nt6 pulso mientrGs enfermea nclinada "a lGdo
tenia una vsla cuya luz ,cfa larga pavess
Diz quce minutos pasaron Ecuch6se en- eI sIenco de-
Ia ehncil IN eVe suspra moveron los abios de N.m E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

-Esta msfsna % vic en- Ia Corte
municipal ell iuicio por hurto contra
Julio Aquino, porque el l3 del CO.
rriente sustrajo de Ia imprenta de don
Jesus Almiroty, uua galera un com,
ponedor. FL juez del Vale 10 decla.
re culpable y 10 senterc6 30 dias de
arresto.
Ell pol,cia Amador Sa]gado arres-
TO anoche a los mucha hos Felipe Nu-
hez, Ramon Sosa, Manuel Rod, igsz,
Ramon G MA e7, Juan Colon y 6 n.
vsiio Colon, por estar durmiendo en-
el zsguan de una casa dc la Gale de
la Luna.
Sc halla gravemente or fermo en-
Caguas, don Franci,co Martinez Cha
pei, consecuencia de h:r.das que rs-
cibiera.
-D1cese que para ell Is del entran-
to me 50 moviltzs,aa en- la policfa l5
aargenios, 40 cabos y .unos 200 po l.
cfas.
i Don Tulio Cave Oterc, admi
nistrador del eRacionalistl Cristianc,
ha pressnsado denuncia por libelc
contra don Pedro Ginesta, por una ho
lja suelta publicada aver, en- la que 81
vierten frases inluriosas GOTTA lol
Ihomhres del meucionado peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

Hoy hemos re:ibido el sig liente
te!egrama de nuestro corresponsal en-
Sabana Grtnde
<Mode ITO Vega y Eulalia Aponte
del barrio eMachuchals, cssados, Sc
hirierOn mutuamenle de gcavedad por
celos, Correo detalles. - ,Correspon.
salS
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, en-
uso de licencIa, ell tenienie de Ia poll
cia insular don Mario Mas, de ,tacado
en- Fsjardo.
Ell senior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
estab,ecldo su Ofcioa de Abog ado y
81 Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Justo ndmero Il
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor.
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla , Corta
Suprema, dedicandose asfmismo al
examsn de tituios do propledades, in.
corporation de Corporaciones del pals
y extraE geras y tram mtac.on dc exps
dientes dc expr0piaci0n fJrzosa.
Acaptaudo ls noble com ye.encia
hoy esssblecida en- el eisraicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, O.
senior DIAI NAVARRO SO dispone q
cobrar & sus clientas honorarios exec
sivamenie m6dicos.
Con fecha IL del oorrients ingre
saran en- ell Presidio departameatal 10!
siguientes individuos, condenados pei
la Corte ds Distrito de Ponce: Carlo
Leroy, natural de Flancia de 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
NAMI-kO

habar en voz alta rainsbA senc1 de 10 tumb,
saercn del de ID enfera fatg&r
dana Kqo a Ia anciana hIba saIvsdo Mani
Znsh No hbfl visto NRmi dea Aho anterior pero hA
bn envi.do buscar por deseo reso de Ia enfarns
o. doy muchG gtscias por vuestras bondades Mani
Guerra eitoy egurA dc que hR Kegado
mucho vuestra vista.
Madama ito no podia hbls, Ii 4ucjana soo pu1o
pirar apenas aupo que decr lego pegunt5 VOC b:
!Y d6nde ests elsh2rAf
Me dcen que esta en- FornogR.
-lEormosal
YIa ancana volvi6 suspirar.
Madams ksto durss penas contenA sus grnaF, al decr
S, ets muy lelos ella esa pensando en- ell s'm-
pre- e lamaem1s de ag6n modo dspds ee Pro
me temo que "a hsya lsgdo s ademS esa bordo de
buque de guerra
En- este momeDto en6 madame KAtack4 teg aida de Chzu
que habl6 50 madre con precipitation.
L, gran hshtAci6n esba sumbrsda cohfnsa por Lac
ve Mani ytca los oios crrAd CANA de nigeA
bhrclTs.
Habfa estAdo nfsma casi dos hbia Qsado hWta
parecer sombra; pal6o semhne carl Transparent
pero terra lS negra ca6eerk su
.do se aenha ensrmerA cue melscf labos
hehdo mntrss Iko ojeIoss las ias h1rdlias Ia ss
TIA Apxo de Ota enformers Rnsb. el slenco IL
tstsrca solo escuchsbA Ia atgosA srac6n do Nami
De eprcntoy as un largo usprc ab'6 los oosy dijo de-
bilments:
Eta tis squfl
-Aquf estoy.
M.damI Kato apr, KIND So all. ia GINA, diio N,mi
Dormsts ,lgos 20 el Pef,ltlments Ahors-mi-
r.ndo las enfameray Ikl rugl sSsis d Is hsbcI6n
un momento
Cusndo 50 retraron las tr3s muere1, Is aproxim6
mas M ss CANA alsand0 81 cab lilo de Ia ents de Mani
miro tint ,meoe Ell aenbnse de sObaa. Nam tlmb6n miro
auns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
Ante al marshall do Ia Corts de

ANTE al marshall dc Ia Corts de
Dlstrito SO llev6 q efzct aver tarde el
remate de los bienes embargados por
Mr.. Jorge McTadden q ls Walker Cot
ton IndustrIa Ct m oany, establecida
en- la calle del Dsp6sito rdm. 8, de 10
Meripa.
Interessnte 4 los hacenda-
dos de cana
Sc ftece el todo 6 parte de una
msquinaria para azd.ar, compuesta
de c.lderas, tarques, clasificadores,
evsporadore' centrifugal, bombas,
tachos, tubos, coneccIones, e,c., etc.
Todo moderno y en- buen estado de
uso.
Dara detalles, precios y condicio.
mes al ser solicitados -lsidro A. Sdn.
chez, San Juan, P. r. 1879
-Ciales prspara rumbosas festas
en- honor de su pstrona, la vfrgfn Go
la Con,epci6n. Contratsra 10 orques.
to de Manati
En- 10 jurisdiction de Barcelona.
to, Serapia Lugo csy6 al rio, al atrA-
vessr por el puente del ferro arrIl.
La sscaroa del agus, ahogada.
En- Bare lonets SO G. nstruIra un
matadero.
o. En- Ia casa de huespsdes de 10
sen orita Josedna Hernandez, San Jus.
TO 81, Que ocupa sisuacl6n muy CEN
trica, hsy bueua meso, habitaciones
hsrmosss y bisn vsntlladas y excelen.
Is servicio. Sc recommends por 81
mlsma q as personas que quieran ter
sus sbonados.
= En- Maysguez falleci6 d 10 edad
de cien nos el indivfduo Manuel CT.
riacc, natural &c Africa.
| -Por infracc6n q lss ordenapx xas
muuicipales, fueron senter iados hoy
, Eal gto Casals, Jose M. Jlmsnez, Pc.
, dro Taboads, Oumersirdo B ancu,
. Ant ouio Rivera y AntoLio Q1ifont I
q 81 ds multa cada uno.
Sc nos asegura que don Pedro
| Pefs, sofa, alcaide de la c ircel de San
Juan, ha presentsdo Ia renuncla ts
! 81 cargo que este le hs sido otreci.
do va & otra persona
Sc DESEA tomsr on alquier un
<Mirado,s con oomodidades sufciente.
q [para vivlr con holgurs uu caballerC
3 americana. La correspondencis, Apar
tsdo 27S San Juan.
/ A. Noviembre 16 de 1905.
= Aver tarde fue arrastado por
= cabo Lloveras, 60 la parads % de San
turce oil individuo Clemente Carmona q
Q en- los momentos en- que trataba d,
i. lsgredir con un cuchtllo & Manue
ei Cruz Fl csso fu6 denunciado hoy [
(Co'hinda en- u pdgiaa 6q)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

ah)s dc edad, & 80 amos de prlsi6n por
asesinato IN seguado grade Pablo
Miranda, de Potce de 25 sfios de
edad, a 80 aii ,s por asesinato en- pri
mer grade; B ,nigno Collazo, de Jua
ma Diaz, y de . mos, 20 slos por
aseslnato en- spguodo grado; Bsr.
.nardo Sarch 2, de Juapa Dlaz de
80 amos. q 10 ai1),; por homio!dlo 70.
luntari Eugeni Flores, de Sabana
| Grande y de 13 s1 d 10 amos Dor
hurt de mayor cuaniia; FrancIsco
Lopez Campos, do Ponce y de % amos,
| a : amos por aggression con intsnto dc
comst asesinato,
-Por el Departam ,nto del Inter ior
SO vlene gestionsndo con los terrate.
nientes del barrio Csguitas, en- Ca
guas, q fin de que tacilltsn las .ierras
necesarlas para dar principle en- bre
We q las obras del puents que ha dt
tendsrse sobre el rio de aqu,l nombre
Hoy fue llsvado d Ia Corse mu
nicipal Fralclsco Velszlusz, por hur
to esta madana on la plaza, de un,
CORA en- el pu sto de qulrcslia de Lo
renzo Disz Visto el casc, oil scusa
do fue declara 10 culpsble, impopien
dose.e 2 msses de carcel.
-RafAel Santittsban fue conde
nado hoy por el juez del Vale & 8
de mu ta 8 diez dias de arresto DO
haber agredldo aver al niro PIla
!, Negr6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
N0T|C|AS DEL DIA

SUMARlO. .-Sangriento suceso en- Sabana Grande. I'm
centenarlo Mayagdez. .-Acometmento en- Santur.
ce.-Agres6n un nno.-Hurto de una gorra-1i-
pografo Observation-Disclosures de Caguitas. .rEscanda
10 en- elGandul-Herldo grave en- Caguas-Novimien
to de traslados en- la pollcia,-Denuncia por belo- =
Ten1ente Mas