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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
ASQCIACION DE- DEPENDENCIES
Reg las tsabecS para las csS de cpntb1dad nscat sda practical

IL Las clases do contabilidad
msrcantil te6rico prSctcas 90 abrirAn
On el mes do Enero pr6x'mo, en- el 10.
cal que oportuAsmente Sc dssigaarG.
y Las matrfeulas quedan abier.
tss desde el dia 10 de Octubre corrien.
to en- ls seeretarfs do esta asociaci6n,
calle Dc Ia Fortalezs, estsb 'ecimiento
denominado Ella Ninfa, donde podran
concurrir los ssilores socios y parti.
culares que dssesn ser inscritos.
81 Los sef1ores socios que se ma
triculsn psgar6n SO ceutavos mensua-
les desde que sl curse quede alberto
que ssrl on Euero pr6ximo, para con
esta corta suma atender q los gastos
dc alumbrado, escrltorios y titles pa.
ra los mi'mos, como tambien para el
juego de libros que Sc proporcionara
{ cada estudiante, copsistente en- un
libro Diario, un Mayor, un libro de
Inventarios, un libro de existercia y
los demas sx'liares que SO estimsn ne
cesarios por los profesores; para ser
inscritos los seflores socios tienen que
ngurar como miembros de esta asocia.
ci6n dos msses antes de 10 aperture
del curse. 6 satisfacer las Quotas CO.
rrespondientes a los misses dc Noviem.
bre y Dicismbre.
~ Las personas que desesn ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

profssores dc mdsica do mas prestiyio
en- la isla, son los de Ia fAbrics Kohler
4 Campbell, do New York, do Ia cual
ss agente en- San Juan A, s. Bslaval,
Apartado 81, ~ quisn puede usted
dirigirse para msjorss informes.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
st. 10. San Juan, .R.-A una cua
dra dc los carros el6ctricos y princi
pales edincios del Gobierno. Esplen
dida vista . 10 bahia. Bai1os moder'
nos sanitarios. Hsbitsciones fressas
Exquisite comida pusrtsrriqueha
americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda de Nasferrsr
q. En- Ia calls dc San jose ntmsrc
II, se alquila uu mirador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02

alguno faltass ( sus dsbsres. ser4
aconssjado y requerido por los pro.
fssores conoesr sus debsrss para
con sus conciudadsnos; y caso do rein.
cidir 10 ssrin splicables loi artfeulos
especihcados on el reglanepto Dc 10
asocisci6n. Los j6vsnes desiguados
por sl Concsio Municipal 6 10 autori-
dad local que incurrisseh On alguna
falts; aptes de proeeder ( 10 sstatuido
en- el reglamenso; 20 10 darl susnta (
10 autorida' para que sstA iptervsn.
GO, & corregir Ia falta comstida por %
| recomendado.
81 Los ex6menes podrGn ter prI.
vados 8 rdbl!cos; pero siempre aats
un Jurado De profesores que 20 desig.
nara y do Ia autoridad local quo ssrk
invitada, 10 mismo que los senores
Representative de Ia prsnsa peri6dics.
Exkmsnea prlvados ssr&n los que
pidsn los educandos para dsmostrar
su sunciencs ante sus amigos y fami.
liares.
ExAmenes pdblicos s@rAu los que
pidan los eduSAn dos para denostrar
gu suficiencia ante 81 ptblieo On ge.
neral.
Los sxdmepes tsndrAn lugar eu
los meses dc Novismbrs y Dioiembre.
Jose Diaz Prado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
LIBRo TERCERO
El combate del Yalu

Fran les cncs arde del de 1e de ssptembrs Do 1894
cuaade naestrm escudas unda aparsadss s comb.
parson de boca del rs Tai dong haca e norsss Ibsn
sssca de sscuaara snsmga seg6n tformes Aba sdo
vistida csrc del rio Yau prosgende anspos chnou
Nueitr escuadra vabs 81 prop6o de empna somblte de-
esvo.
Abrs 10 Marcia prmsra division vo.nts con s Yo.Asno
do bsque insgnis compuesta del 7aksso Naniooa
Ahts1hd Sskvfs dsspuls el Grueso de s sscuadra com
puso del CyodG Ell Hsukwhma, Ell Hehidate e Hysi s
t"O Ell Aats mG de buqos almrante Cerrabn u.rcha
efshonsro Aka0' suque mefcnte protegdo Sayo asar
evndo ssrdo al jes de division de arsieria qus sg6n
dssssba presenssr somblts Los does bssuss san
del pss squea tarde foraando large ea hsndiendo s
onda del Mar Amarillo avanzbA ssmeikndos Iargs
psnts marina Desps( de rAtO sepslt6s d sol en- mar
ssv6ss osnte luus sna clara luz parear f,ar
los buques olas de plata.
aabisse censdo IL sEnsra de los ofeses del Aahmd
quedabn agunos ovenss snetenidos viva conversation
Habiane cerrado cudadonente Ia venn de pepa para no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02

kAUna sen ora 8 sehorita que sepa
ingles puede obtener una buena colo.
caci6n en- sl estab' ecimiento dc labo.
res--con b. en- sueldo- para smpezar
de <The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
idery CQs 10 Fortaleza. .-15,3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
CUaA GARAkTIzADA PARA
LAS ALMORRANAS

SIMPLES y SANGRANTES, HX.
TERIORES y con picas6n. Los boti-
carlos devolver&n sl dinsro, 81 el UN.
GUENTO de PAZO deia do ourar
cua'quier case, por rebelde que sea en-
6k14 diss. La primers aplicaci6n da
slivio sosiego. 81 81 bot.cario no
10 tiene, envienos ell equivslente ( &c
centavos orc americana, en- sellos de
correo, y SO enviarA franqueado por
Paris Medicine Co. st Luis Mo-, i U
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
OTRO CR|MEh

En- el pyeb de Naguabc, bsrrio
de eRio-blsnco,sss vends una inca
compufsta de 12l cuerdas do tsrreno
msgnificos para cafe, tab9co, plata.
nos y den as frutos me nores. Su pre-
clio ca 500 al cor t,do frenetico. Pa.
ra mas informes dirijirse q don w.
Psles en- GuayAma. 7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-02
"ELSOL" "
esmpaaia do SECURES ssbrs IA
vida, dol Canada.

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Hssssitn 10 smisgrss pagadss IN faats
Kss por IA Csmpsnss Dc Ar@ss
soSrs Ia via, GEL SOL, Dc Co.
nsad, 4 lss Isnsh@&dos Dc
l&s PSksas siswsosss
PUERTO RICO
Felisiano Csrbia, San JsaR. . s.eee
Higinio Lopez CacAada, San
Juan -. s'0vv
Manuel Ksrpais Vidal, ca.
Francisco Mendss, Caguas.. 2.see
Antonio Guarch, Caguas.. S.ese
Ramon Burgusras, SaE Ls-
renEo ...... 900. W
Manuel Z. Lopez, Yabassa. ~
Pedro Sanchez, Consrfs...- 3.eeo
Evaristo GuArdiolA, Maa aA. 3.eee
ArchivaId Wilson, Arecibo. S.oOe
] Josk Padilla Mersads, Are
cibO ...... ..... 80. o.Ws
Enetsrio KernandsE, Aresiss 1.est
Ams1or Alcsbe, Utuaao.... 2.40e
joss La o Perez Utuado... f.oes
Eduardo Aceveds, Larss.... le0d
Satxrnino Arana, Larss PS-
liza saldads):..... ...... ls0
Julia Gibbss, viuda de Ger
tada, Ponce. ..... ...... 4.sCe
Vicsnts Cortada, Ponce (Con-
ira p6lizn interina por fa-
llecer antes de llsgar la
POLKA defnitiva).... -. 2oee
Andres Figusroa (pagaAo sA
Espaf1a) ........ ...... s.ese
Francisco Gsmila AraHa,
Lares 800. .,.... -. l.vSs
Vicente Gonzalez, Saa Jusa 1000
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
"T,ADY TEAZI,F I"

The Hyperion offering next Saturday night consists of strainght comic opera, this to be furnished by the production of what the New York critics pro- nounce the best legitimate comic opera heard in the past ten years-"Lady Teazle." Grace Won studdiford, whose voice and beauty are well known to To- cal playgoers will appear in the leading role, and she is supported by a great musical organization including as it does such well known artists as Grace Van Studdiford, William Henry West, Harold Crane, John Taylor, Edmund Lawrence, Charles Dungan, Della Ni- ven, John Dudley, Grace Gresham, Lil- Han Spencer, Annie St. Tel, J. Parker Coombs, Leo Burgess and dozens of other we'll known singing artists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
PHI. l.. E s
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 We send the free treatment in a nIain sealed package with nothing to indi. cate the contens.
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 By the use of Pyramid PIre Cure von will avoid an unnecessary, trying and expensive examination by a physician and will rid yourself of your trouble in the privacy of your own home at trifling expense.
 After using the free trial package which we mail in a perfectly plain wrapper, you can secure regular full size packages from druggists at 50 cents each, or we will mail direct in plain package upon receipt of price. Pyramid Drug Co.,, 2499 Pyramid Building, Mar shall, Mich. ... :c~ ,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
HENRIETTA CRosMAN.

Henrietta Crosman's many attain ments places her in the foremost rank of modern players. Her artistic gifts combined with personal charm, her de- lightful qualities of magnetism, bouy- aney and sprightliness, and her facile play upin the lighter emotions, have won recognition for her as the great est comedienne on the stage to-day. In non of her plays has she been so fascinating as in the comedy, Mary Mary, Quite Contrary" which she will present at the Hyperion theater next Friday night In this comedy she has scored her most pronounced success. Her visit to this city will afford a well come opportunity to see her in her latest and most popular role. She will be seen in 8 sparkling play and in a delightful character. Further, she will be supported by an excellent company. No one should miss this event.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
GREAT EXPLOSION IN CANAL.
Nearly Ninety Tons of Dynamite to be
 RIo1Yn Tn in the Suez,

Nearly Ninety Tons of Dynamite to be
 Blown Up in the Suez.
 Port Said, Sept. 27.-It is definitely announced that the blowing up of the British steamer Chatham, which was sunk in the canal September 6 owing to the fact that she was on fire and that the flames threatened to reach quantity of dynamite, which formed part of her cargo, will take place at g o'clock tomorrow morning. There are nearly ninety tons of dynamite and other explosives on the vessel, and much curiosity, not to say fear, is en- tertained here concerning the result of the explosion.
 The Chatham lies,s with her navigat- ing b.sdge showing, at a point twelve miles up the canal. The zone of the military cordon was increased to-day to five miles.
 The natives especially are exercised over the result of the explosion, and many Europeans have left for Cairo. Experts say that no great damage will be done, but that all traffic will cer- tain1y be stopped for several days.
 Two mines containing 300 pounds of ge1atine dynamite have been placed un- der the vessel, and these will be fired by electricity from point three miles distant.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Theatre.

Reginald deKoven has taken to him. self a new lease of life musically and has given us really fine comic opera in "Happyland,' which came to the Hyperion last night. The opera is a legitimate one, not an extravaganza hodge-podge, but a lineal descendant of the charming opera of Robin Hood" and quite tip to the standard of that excellent piece of work. MT. deKoven has filled the piece with bright melo- dious solos and stirring choruses. Con- certed work and recitative in opera has come In recent years to be kind of filler of no importance, and less than no meaning, In "Happyland" pr. de- Koven has given us some quite strik-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
Local Weather Report,
Fa.
 Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 10:S6 p. m.
 Opening at B. Rogowskrs Thursday, September 2S.
 The Anchor football eleven challenges any team, in or out of the city, at the average weight of 1SO pounds. Address H. Trace, 152 Greenwood street.
 A lecture under the auspices of the Teachers Art club is to pe delivered this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the high school auditorium by Henry Tur- ner Bailey.
 Henry S. Anderson, formerly an in- structor in the Yale gymnasium, has been engaged to fill the position as clerk of the gymnasium, formerly held by Louis Leyerzapf.
 The New Haven Water company lras acquired of William A. Warner a strip of land on South Front street as an ex- tension to property it now owns and uses for docking purposes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
BUILDERS SUIT.

The suit of John Foley, a mason general contractor, to recover for the erection of a cellar wall to a house in Campbell avenue. West Haven, was de- cided by. Justice Charles H. Hayden, before whom it was heard, for the plaintiff to recover nominal damages and costs.
 The suit grew out of a dispute as, to the number of feet of stone work in the wall, Anderson claiming that it was less than Foley represented. He also claimed that he had paid Foley's work men,. The case was continued to al- low of the measurement, and Foleys were accepted and then cut down some feet and damages granted. The de- fense that the workmen had been paid was overruled for the reason that even had Mir. Anderson paid them, he had no right to do so inasmuch as he had contracted with Foley for the job.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
New Haven Thenter.

Miss Lottie Williams, who scored an emphatic success here the past season in musical comedy, will again be seen in a new and elaborate production of a spectacular, sensational musical come dy entitled, My Tomboy Girl" The play was written expressly for Miss Williams by the talented author and manager Charles E. Blaney, and Miss Williams will be seen as the bright
 particular star at the New Haven the ater tonight, and Friday and Satur- day night, and at the Saturday matinee.
 The play is one of MT. Blaney's best efforts and has many startling and novel situations. No money has been spared by the management to make it surpass all of his previous successful productions. One of the most striking features, perhaps, Is an old-fashioned plantation of the south, in which all of the unique melodies of plantation days are delightfully."- sung. Another great scene Is Captain Charley's ride for life, giving great opportunity for forceful dramatic action. This clever comedy Is especially unny during the revelry by moonlight. Miss Williams, in her part of Josie, inpersonates a character well known in every large city, a poor, homeless, street urchin, who is well ac- quainted with the ways of all that is worldly, and who Is slangy and impul- sive, but true as steel and constantly aiding others. Seat sale now open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28

ing passages of concerted music with a fine orchestral background. It is back swing of the pendulum towards the great days of the Gilbert and Sul- livan operas when there was real mu- sic for solo, chorus and orchestra. The composer has laid the country under an obligation by again raising the standard of legitimate opera.
 It is good music and good com pany sings 1t. DeWolf Hopper, the central figure of the piece, was need less to say, a satisfying comedian. He appears to hold even closer than ever the regard of New Haven people, and as for Yale, he numbers them all among his friends. Several hundred of them left the delight of the wrestling match es on the campus and the later rough house. upon York street, to see the opera, which was a particular tribute to the actor. At the end of the first act there were loud calls for speech which MT. Hopper gave in his charac- teristic way He did not respond to the cries of Casey" Casey which perhaps was well, since Casey at the Bat belongs in the pegion of limbo.
 It is unnecessary to go into the detail of the plot which was described In these columns at the time of its first performance September 1. It has to do with the happy Elysian I AlGs and gives the scene painter and co tune maker great opportunities, which both have taken advantage of. There were some beautiful stage pictures in the piece. There has been much polishing and pruning since September 1 with good results. The opera ought to have a long run. "Happyland' again tonight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
VERY LITTLE DOING.

Police and Firemen Have Very Quiet ! E. Day Yesterday.
 Yesterday was very quiet day with both the police and fire departments. Up to 10 o'clock last night the slate at police headquarters was clear, at which time Sergeant Gibson brought in an in toxicated man, With the exception of the early morning fire, related in yes terday mornings issue of this paper, there were no alarms either regular or still. W
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
AT THTMRLE ISLANDS.

Mrs E. Gaffney, the well known nurse of 142 Edgewood avenue, is still at the Thimble Islands, where she had been nearly all summer with the family of Professor A. E. Verrill. She expects to leave there for New York in a couple of weeks, and will reside in the big city for some little time before return ing to New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
BIG NAPHrHA CAN ExPLoDEs.

Through the prompt action of Officer Enright of the Grand avenue precinct, a fire was averted early last evening at the premises occupied by James Me Lay, the carriage dealer, at 1855 Grand avenue, corner of Bright street. A five gallon can of naphtha kept in the building exploded, but before it could do any damage the officer had it out in the street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
CITY CorRT CASES.

City court cases were disposed of as follows yesterday morning: Michael Kavanaugh, violation of the liquor law, $25 and costs of $17.56; John A York, charged with theft, continued to c. Chapin, charged with violating the liquor law, continued to September 29; Eugene McNeil theft, continued to September 2S; Sarah Vaughn, breach of the peace, continued to October 2; Michael Tonviani charged with violat- ing the liquor law, continued to Octo- Der 4
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
CONE TO DENVER.

Henry salsman, the well known Con- gress avenue liquor dealer, left this city yesterday for Denver, where he will join his wife, who has been summering there. MT. Salsman will stay there for a while, and before returning home MT. and Mrs. Salsman vii take an ex- tensive trip through the west.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
HOME FROM EUROPE.

Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, Miss Dor othy Trowbridge, Dr. and Mrs. Benja- min H. Cheney and Miss Alice Cheney arrived home yesterday from their Eu- ropean trip. They returned by the Oceanic, which arrived in New York yesterday morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
VIOLA ALLEN IN THE TOAST OF
 THE TOWN"

Viola Allen presents Clyde Fitch's comedy "The Toaast of the Town at the Hyperion next Tuesday and We'd
 nesday, she will again tmipersonate an actress. It is a great cast that will as- sist Miss Allen in the presentation of this play, and includes among others Isabel Irving, who has been induced to relfnquish her stellar career to appear with Miss Allen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
APPEAT, WITHDRAWN,

Attorney Charles Spreyer yesterday court from the decision of Judge Cleaveland of the probate court, which disallowed his attorney fee of $25 and also reduced an administrators fee ministratoT pr Of the t estate Ptse of # Geo George Gum, and it was when he presented his account as such that the disal- lowances were made by the probate court. He then appealed to the super for court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
SHIT AGAINST CHrTRCH

The suit of Rev. Robert w. Field against the First Baptist church of Milford, was returned to the common pleas court yesterday.
 In this suit Mir. Fields asks for $1 1000 damages and on September 1 he ob
 tained an injunction from Judge Ull- church % rom nterferins teri ins'eeS with ~ his preaching in the pulpit of that church.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
Man Killed on Prof. Pupin's Estate.

Norfolk, Sept. 27.--A Syrian laborer employed. here upon the estate of Pro- lessor M. I. Pupin, of Columbia univer- sity, was buried by the cave-in of a sandbank at neon to-day and was dead before being dug. out.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
FoIrR RoYs ARREsrEn

David Thomas, Harry Close, Clifford Cooley and William Lisbon, young boys living in the vicinity of Rosette street, were arrested last evening by Sergeant McGann and Officer Powers on a gen. eral charge of breach of the peace.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
ESCAPED FROM MIDDLETOWN
 ASYLIIM

The police of the Grand avenue pre- cinct last evening arrested John K McGrath, eighteen, who says he es- capted from the Middletown asylum for the Insane. He will be held until the Middletown officials can be communist ed with.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
CrIr HEAR1NG rn-NIcur

The board of aldermen acting as committee of the whole, will hold a public hearing tonight at o'clock in city hall on the new cut plans which have been accepted by the city commits sion
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
 NO FUSION IN NEW YORK.
Elements Unable to Agree on the Can.
 ~ ..." didates.

IT IA4SEEC OHW@
 # ~..> didates.
 New York, Sept. 27.- Five minutes suff1ced to dissipate hope of fusion be- tween the republican, the citizens union and the municipal ownership ownership league on a city ticket when representatives of the three parties met tonight at the Fifth Avenue hotel and received the report of the conference committee that they were unable to agree on candidates.
 When the conference adjourned each If the parties issued statement set ting forth that they had made every ef- fort to accomplish an anti-Tammany combination Id throwing the blame of failure on the other
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
MTrNTcIpA1, OwNEpsurp

Tonight at the rooms of the Caledon- ian club, 400 State street, ex-Alderrnan George Wallace will lecture on muni- cipal ownership. Every one interested m the subject Is invited to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
T,EFT EsTATE OF s72 e47

The inventory of the estate of Char lotte H. L. Blake was flied In the pro bate court, yesterday. The estate is valued at $72,947, of which $7,80O is in real estate. Henry T. Blake and Theo- dore A. Blake were the appraisers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
BACK FROM EUROPE.

Mrs. M. E. Jardine of 154 Lamberton street, who has been spending the sum- mer in Europe, returned home yester- day by the Cunard line steamship fCaronia
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
RECEIVER NOT NEEDED.

The new board of directors and offi- cials of the Connecticut Loan and Re atty company made a report to the ,su- perior court at Hartford Tuesday that it will not be necessary to appoint a receiver for the company,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
YIte gul1rmaI aud Gnmrter
Thursday, September 2s, 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Covert Top Coats-Meigs & Co. CleveIand's Baking POwder-Grocers' Decorating-C. P. Thompson. Entertainments-N. H. Theater. -Gamble-Desmond Co. Est F. s. Bennett-PrObate Notice. Est. P. s. Bennett-PrObate Notice. Est. P. s. Bennett-PrObate Notice. Fall Weddings-Wells & Gunde. Characterization 6 Co. Harvest Festival-Howe & Stetson Co Hot Soda Biscuit-S. $. Adams. New Fall Suits-Dayis & Co. Oysters-Wm. H. Wilson & Son. Opening Day-Chas. MOnson Co. Postum-At Grocers'. Refund Day-Howe & Stetson Co.
 Top Coats-Lambert. The Freak Last-N. H. Shoe Go.
 Uneeda Biscuit-Grocers'.
 -Situation-133 Greene St.
 Wanted-GirI-430 George St.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
COMING.

Next week comes MT. Daniel Ryan and company to the New Haven the ater, presenting series of noted TO- mantle and classic plays at popular prices. MT. Ryan presents at a mini mum cost productions of much merit. He has by hard, careful and cpnsci- entious work made an enviable repu- tation for himself, and challenges fa- vorable comparison with other actors of his school by the artistic success he has already made, and by the hope he inspires for still better things in his future. He has surrounded himself with a capable company, and has stag ed all his plays with elaborate and special scenery, costumes and effects.
 The plays scheduled for production during his engagement here include shakespeare's three greatest tragedies, "OtheIlo," Macbeth" and Richard III:" E. H. Sothern's greatest success, written by Robert N. Stephens, "An Evening to the King" and Dumas famous play, Monte Cristo." Seat sale now open.