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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
with all the colors of the spectrum in mad tumble of picturesque confus-

with all the colors of the spectrum in a mad tumble of picturesque confus- ion.
 6-Display of eight fifteen-inch booms: primroses, violets. pansies, ulan burnam blossoms, passion flower. helotrope. etc.
 1-"AIadin's jeweled tree" com mencing with a mammoth Iris wheel with prismatic center. changing to re- volving convoluti. finishing with blos- sons of every hue.
 S-Four large batteries of colored saucissons. filling the air with gyra- ting wonders.
 9-Discharge of three national bombs. red. white and blue.
 10-Display of six electrical rock cts.
 11-Southern cross. fired from heavy rockets. with their confusion of intermittent changing color. in repre- sentation of the fiery constellation.
 12-Display of electric sunbursts.
 13-Discharge of four fiery spider bombs. bursting into scene which resembles a score of spiders, creeping across the sky.
 14-Four triple chrysanthemum bombs. covering the heavens with gi- gantic Japanese blossoms.
 15-Ascent of four peacocks' plume bombs.
 16-"Grove of Jeweled Palms"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
Jacques
WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN.

The departure made by the Poli sum mer stock company at the Jacques this week in presenting a first class melodrafns Woman Against Woman" promises to strike the popular fancy in the right spot. The piece Is judi cious mixture of weeps and laughs. sentiment. pathos and heart interest. and the original idea Of making the woman Rachel Westwood assume the heavy scowl of villiany is a novelty in itself exceptionally interesting. There Is no lack of sensational situations In the play and the climaxes are regular thrillers in a legitimate way of course. There are neither duels in the Gark. spectcular leaps from the brins of precipiceS. nor just in time rescues of the heroine by the leading man ron a watery grave. The plot is laid in a quiet English hamlet. Hampstead. ard the characters are types of rural life familiar to the regular tlIeater g0er- The special scenery made for the pro duction gives a becoming touch Co the atmosphere and [. both artistic and sensible. AS a change from the heroie drama Woman Against Woman should he most acceptable and de serves on it's own account excellent p.tronaxe Prices are l0. 2l and 9' cents: afternoons 10 and 2l cents ls- dies l0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
FIREWORKS
 AND SPORTS
July Fourth In
 Waterbury.
Committee Has Planned For
 Big Time-Sports All Day
 and Fireworks at Night

The full list of sports and display of fireworks in this city tomorrow is published again for the benefit of those who have not yet seen the list.
 THE FIREWORKS.
 Salute. seven nin-inch aerials maroons. making reports to announce the commencement of the display.
 2-Grand illumination of the grounds with twenty-five powerful rolored lights, constantly changing color.
 3-Ascent of two mammoth meteor Is balloons. ascending with dazzling brilliancy. changing as they rise to a spiral formation, leaving in their wake beautiful coruscations. which fall to earth.
 4-Three batteries of jewelled mines displaying varied tints as they rise into air.
 5-The polyehromatic canopy. pro iuced by the discharge of thirty large rockets, enveloping the entire sky
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

flashing jewels and revolving golden palmettoes, creating the impression of forest of golden palms.
 17-Display of six twenty ;fQur-inch Maphatran beach bombs, ee1kain'ng northern lights. silver cor,lscations, turquoise, rubies and other combina- tions and eeffcts.
 1S-Fabled jewel cave of Sinbad. with its myriads of sparkling dla- monds and other gems.
 19-Flight of six four pound rockets.
 20-"Wierd White Falls" misty blue radiance to the effect obtained from vista of falling water. 21-Four devils among the tailors. 22-Discharge of thirty-inch Italian bombettes. 23-Display of aerial novelties form ing showers of dazzling magnesium meteors. followed by loud detonations. 24-Six eagle screams rockets. 25-Six aerial sleigh bells. 26-Six floating festoons of ever changing lights. 21-National streamers. the national colors in midair. 2S-F'light of ten floral bombshells, peoples in the cornfield." 29rDischarge of three golden show CT batteries. 30-Salvo of three large boons. 31-Swarm of dragon flies, released from rockets. 32-volleys of ten shells. 33-"Flying Pigeons or Fiery Phoenix" crossing and re-crossing the grounds. causing roars of laughter. 34-Display of three radium bombs. exploding with most brilliant light. through which is seen the radiun flames.
 35-Explosion of three Manhattan beach batteries.
 S6-Magical illumination of the grounds.
 3I-Great silver clouds. one mass of shimmering. dazzling splendor.
 3s-Three pyrotechnic cutie fish. with long radiating tenaeles.
 29-Two wonderful fsshlight bombs. series of sky picture in fire and color.
 4o-Final device. consisting of pa- triotic set piece. elaborately pro duced.
 41-Grand flight of one hundred large rockets forming the Waterbury Bouquet"
 4a-'Good Night and ''Feu de Joie"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
ADVS
BROAD JUMP.

@Robert Hassett, Y. NJ. T. A. B.. Wallingford, Ct
 4-Thomas Murray, Y. NJ. T. A. B.. Wallingford, Ct.
 5-C. P. Goss. Jr., Waterbury, Ct. 8Burt J. Ramon, Co B. 1st Infan- try, c. \. c.
 7-W. S. Fulton. Waterbury, Ct 8-J. F. O'COnnell, Co B, 1st 1nfan- try, c. N. G.
 ION. P. Alvord. Y. M. c. A., New Britain, Ct.
 11-J. W. Fleming, T. A. B., Wall ingford, Ct.
 12-C. D. Tyack, Y. NJ. c. A.. Wa, terbury, Ct. v 14-E. A. Hall, Tuxedo A. c. 31-Jos Guilfoile, Waterbury High school
 33-A de Liguori, Waterbury High school.
 34-Henry Littlejohn, Waterbury, Ct.
 42-Herbert G. Taylor, Y. NJ: c. A. Waterbury, Ct.
 43-John Sackett, Woodbury, Ct. 52-W. Kenyon, Waterbury High es-F. G. Madden, Brooklyn Athle- tie club.
 71-Henry r. Blumenauer, Nauga- tuck High School.
 73-James T. Leary. Naugatuck High School.
 SOL. H. Fleming, '. NJ. T. A. B., Wallingford.
 s1-William A. Devine, Waterbury High School.
 HIGH JUMP. 3-J. J. Fleming, Y. M. T. A. B., Wallingford. Ct.
 7-W. s. Fulton, Waterbury. Ct. S-J. F. O'Connell, Go B., Infantry, c. N. c. 14-E. A. Hall Tuxedo A. c. 19-B. A. Mcdonald, Thomaston. Ct. 2O-John H. Hayes, Y. NJ. c. A., Wa terbury. Ct.
 SS-A. de Ligouri, Waterbury High School s4-Henry Littlejohn, Waterbury, | Ct 41-wilfred B. schlegel, Waterbury High School. 71-Henry P. Blumenauer. Nauga- | tuck High School. t6-T. n. JOuHson, " iiiiSCon <AS"'a emy. SHOT PUT.
 3-J. J. Fleming. I. NJ. T. A. E. Wallingford. sc. r. Goss. Jr Waterbury. 1 w. S. Fulton, Waterbury. S-J. F. O'Connell, Company B, First Infantry, c. \. G. | "A A H,I 1 15-B. L. Burke, Waterbury High | school.
 2o-C. Monzani, Waterbury High school.
 33-A. de Ligouri, Waterbury High school.
 34-Henry Littlejohn. Waterbury.
 35-Thomas Sheridan. Tuxedo A. c. 51-Joe Daley, Waterbury High school.
 5s-william c. Spain, Waterbury High school.
 66-James Wagner. Waterbury.
 67-Thomas F. Dodds, Waterbury. | POLE VAULT. | 5-C. P. Goss. Jr, Waterbury. Il S-J. T. O'Connell. Company E First Infantry. C. x. C..
 39-William T. Ennis, St Joseph's A. A., Stamford.
 72-J. O'Donnell, Naugatuck Higl school.
 79-P. H. Johnson, Williston acad emy. II RELAY.
 James H. Fleming, Wallingford T A. B.
 F. E. .O'Keefe. ! Thomas Murray.
 B. Burke.
 Waterbury High School.
 W. Kenyon.
 F. fitzgernld.azssas George Guilfoile.
 J. ]. Ryan. St Joseph's A. A., Stamford. Secont
 Team.
 Emanuel Palmer.
 Andrew La Croix.
 John F.. Lane
 J. Harry English. Tuxedo A. C.
 Fred Heisler. Thomas Sheridan.
 Edward Sheridan.
 James Sheridan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
ysnaneee Custom

When . Japanese baby is born it Is customary to plant stree- onthe ehilds wedding day the tree is cut down and is given to a acz5izsi-maksr- Furniture made of the vood Is regarded as one of the chief ornaments of the nev hou& -Youth's Coupanioa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

22-Emanuel Palmer, St Joseps's A. A., Stamford, Ct.
 24-J. V. Mulligan. Georgetown University.
 2-Andrew La Croix, St Joseph's A. A., Stamford, Ct.
 26-Jos F. Buckley, Waterbury High School.
 3O-Edward Clark. Waterbury High School.
 31-Jos Guilfoile, Waterbury High School.
 33-A. de Liguori. Waterbury High School.
 34-Henry Littlejohn, Waterbury, Ct.
 35-Thos Sheridan. Tuxedo "A. c. 3sAEdw sheridan, Tuxedo fA.s c.!Ha9 3S-G. C. Heater, Waterbury Higb School.
 42-Herbert A. Taylor, '. NJ. C. A.. Waterbury. Ct.
 4s-Harry T. Junger. St Joseph's A. A.. Stamford. Ct.
 49-J. A. Bowen, St Joseph's \. A., Stamford, Ct.
 O-J. (. Hart, St Josephs A. A. Stamford. Ct. 52-W. Kenyon, Waterbury High school.
 53-willam c. Spain, Waterbury High school.
 56-Patrick J. Began. '. M. C. A., Waterbury. Ct. \
 57-Charles Warner, '. NJ. c. A.. Waterbury, Ct.
 5o-Archibald Lewis. Waterbury. Ct.
 6o-Charles A. Seitz. Georgetown University.
 CT. c. Madden. Brooklyn Athle- tic club.
 I2-John o'Donnell, Naugatuck High school.
 I5-william A. French, Naugatuck High school. T6-B. Burke. '. M. T. A. B., Wall ingford.,
 IS-.Iohn Madden. Thomaston. Ct SOL. II. Fleming. \. NJ. T. A. R. Wallingford.
 s1-william Devine. Waterbury High school.
 2oo YARDS DASH.
 IF. E. O'Keefe. |. M. T. A. B., Wallingford. Ct.
 2-Robert Hassett. |. M. T. A. B.. wallingford. ct.
 3-J. J. Fleming. |. NJ. T. A. B.. Waliingfcrd. Ct.
 ll-J. W. Fleming. '. M. T. A. E.. Wallingford. Ct.
 HE. A. Hall. Tuxedo A. (.
 I1-Fred C. Flynn, Thomaston. Ct 1S-James J. Carr. Thonaston. Ct. l9-R. X. Mcdonald. Thomaston. e. al-J. II. English. St Joseph's A. A.. Stamford. Ct.
 22-Emanuel Palmer. St Joseph's A. A. Stamford. Ct.
 2l-. Y. Mulligan. Georgetown Uni vcrslty.
 3J-Thomas Sheridan. Tuxedo A. (. 3s-Edwarl Sheridan. Tuxedo A. C. 3e-willlam H. Ennis. St Joseph's A. A. Stamford. ct.
 so-B. Emmett Daiy. St Joseph's A. a-. Stamford. Ct
 46-Frank ]. Ennis. St Joseph's X. A. Stamford Ct.
 49-Charles MiIburn. St Joseph's A. A. Stamford. ct
 4s-Harry T. Junger. St Joseph's A. A.. Stamford. Ct
 49-J. A. Bowen. St Joseph's A A, Stamford. Ct.
 5o-J. C. Hart. St Joseph's A. A. Stamford. Ct.
 I-E- Fnzgerald- Waterbury High school.
 -Georse GuTfoiie. Waterbury High school
 ss-Pstriek ]. Regan- Y- M- C. A. Waterbury. Ct.
 51LChsrles Warner. Y. M- C. A.. Waterbury. Ct.
 .9-Archfhald Lewis. Waterbury. C. es-C. ]. Murry. St Icseph's A. A. Stamford. Ct
 3I. W. Murphy. St Joseph's A. A. Stamford Ct
 Civilian ]. O-CounelL St Jos eph-< A. A.. Stanford Ct
 CT c. Madden Brooklyn Athle- tir club
 T1-Heurr r. BIuHssnsuer. Nzuz1 tuck High school
 Ts-B. Burke. T. N- TIA B. waIl- inxfcrd
 N-Jehn Madden ThouastOn- C. O]. H- Fle0isG- H. IT T. A B. ~amm~Gur1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
ralhs nsu oa

Nr. Biue-Nrs- Blank has an aw- frrlT easy -zr Of getting rid o< her trceh;es
 MrsL Irue-Whaf is its
 nGR Hlze-Dy un5oo1lng t1am o1eo h9 11sooDs-DoBsGf Ho PFun
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

EoR SALE-A nice little home on Dub I lin street. house of rooms. nsv. with large garden will be sold cheap. enly small amount of cash. have bargain In three family house on Granite street. the house has IS rooms. only $500 cash re- quired. also on Baldwin street. Luke street River street, Taylor street. Laurel street. Wall street. Orange street. Welton street. Inquire Daniel T. Harrington. Real Estate and insurance. No. 40 East Main street Phone. 49l-4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

LoR SALE-The farm and old home II stead of the late Charles 2. Warner. also factory equipped with steam engine. boiler and hydraulic cider press. Will sell hali building now being used q school house. All located in the center of Oak vile. Apply Charles L. Warner. Admin. istrator. Oakville. Conn. Tel. 43-2. or 43-4 Watertown. 6-2Stf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
SPORTS OF THE DAY.

One of the features of the Fourth of July in the line of sports will be the hall game played in the morning be- tween a picked team from the City
 league which will he known as the AN
 Waterbury team and team from
 Meridcn. The latter team is one Of the
 best amateur teams in the state and
 has defeated such teams in Meriden as
 the Dublins. the r. A. R. team and the wallinssorl and Yalesvilie teams. This game will he warmly contested and the following list of players will take part for Waterbury: Gaffney. Kelly. Thomp-
 son. Cronan. Lallier. Legge. shaw Shugrue. Noonan and Henebry. This will make 8 nucleus for team that wHI uak. any team in the state step some and the game will be played on tte Riverside grounds right after the p4rsd- Following is a full list of sports nf the day:
 1m YARDS DASH f-F. F. OKeefe. \. M- T. A. E. walIingford- Ct
 w. s. Fulton. Waterbury. Conn. 5- F. o'ConneIi. Co B. lst lnfan- try C. NJ c.
 rr-Jsues W. Fleming T. A. B. wsIlEazforsI Ct-
 1s-s;. E. Gilbert. Iehn Hopkins uas ver<sry-
 14-E. A. Hall Tuxedo A. C.
 fired C. Flynn- 1bomaston- O.
 1e-Jss !. Carr. nsnastsn- Ct
 1o-D. q McDmaA I1DoneeoAs O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

Ibe o<-,- s111e ls <-z:s-<1 sisn a1 fhs sa<iEs1es Sw swnirs sue oul1 on6 3uo pE1n1lnu e1 dAsr1 nr11n uE1 c nuus - 1x os>a u I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
Miscellaneous

I osT-Betveen the corner of wesi Gay L stree; and Anersczn kins c.. pay snveiops with o~ness name ca it Fin6ss viil pezse return 10 :he effice of American Nils G. 63ok3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

NoTIcE--A frat cass s.ar1s.g hssso ~ sriz5'es and gentlemen. ty ths day CT .e.k has bee- ore1et al 577 s<usn kzi- strees- locafica iess fkzn f~o ninut.s ~sIx frsn azy of fke tsc;sfss Bcars- reen ss1 vashing SAso pss sses neas soc pss tay.0 per vsek. s'ss ngs e snaIl fsrrishsd rseas ss rsol sl' sevi1 furnished ". 9. RsbsrsDsa. s77 Seed kzir street. e-8-d
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

TcsT CT sso'en. Juns a. black ard D vhit. rzb6ii hound. name ~Spsrt." skort egs. t7 of tall and egs vhite. Rss yard fer recovery. ". " Rove. ioo1 Noyth Main street s-3o3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

EoR SALE-Two family house and barn. lot one hundred feet front by l5o feet deep with fruit trees. on Tracy avsras. will sell Ii at a sacrifice. Call and sec us. The United States Land Cooperation. TT Bank street. Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
FOR SELE.

E1oR SALE-At low prices. several hun I dred loads of good sharp sand. In- quire at new st. Ann's Church, South Main street. 6.2o-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
WEQ8ED.

WANTED-5c men at Roselsnd avenue " sewer job. shovellers andFoc mon, at once. Call at Job. 7-i-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

EoR SALE-Two furnished cottages at I Walnut Beach. and one. two and three family house in City. also building lot at bargain if sold before June 18th. ]. E. Sandiford. Real Estate. No. loo Bank street. Tel. i44-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

DOR SALE-House and lot 43 cossstt I street. Artificial sidewalks and drivs. ways made and repaired. also general job. ping of mason work. Peter 3. Carey. 9 cossett street. Telephone 279.2 4-i7.n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

WANTED-Thres first class all round w machinists at once. for permanent positions. Apply stating experiences and wages desired. Box::i55 New Haven. csnn.
 7-i-tf [,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

WANIED-slo or. .i2 Ordinary carpsn-
 W ters. Work till snow flies. Good wages. bring tools. The H. Wales Lines Co. See supt. on job. Carwood. Nev Jersey. 6-3o-3 .,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

IF. F.. Okeefe. \. M. T. A. B. waIlingfcrd. Ct
 ILThonss Murray. Y. N T. A B. waIlingford. Ct-
 rO-N. F. Alvord. '. N. C. A.. New Britain. Ct
 14-E. A. Hall Tuxedo A. C. s1-I IT. English St Ioseph's A. A. Stamford. Cf.
 rLwfTIiam H. Ennis. St Joseph's A. A. Stamford Ct.
 E-Iohn sackett. wccihury. Ct- as-Frank I. Ennis. St Jcsers-s A A stamford Gt
 CT. G. Madden. Brooklyn Afhle- tic Club
 T|chn oDonneIl. Nauestnck High school
 -.-R Burke. Y- M T. A B. Wall in-feEsL
 @P. H. Johnson wiElEssoa Aczd- eny.
 e1H Fl>nA.s l. M I. \ Q. " uA44 @
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03

WANTED-The people to know that | w paiat tin roofs with paint that gives satisfaction and saves roof and money foF, patrons. Plenty of references that yea know. Richardson. 10 Burton street.
 4-25-3m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
FOR REQT.

CoR RENT - Tenement. all improve U men,s Apply John Moriarty. ever roli's entrance. S-29.n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
BARR|DQ \ R|EGOS
Lamentable abandono en- los
suburblos de la ciudad
de San Juan.
$4,000 DOLLARS

FL Aydntam,eoto de esta ciudad
siene consignado % eD presupuesto NADIA
nenos que l4,O0o dollars para lin pie.
"a pd ollca y risgo de GALES.
81 cualquiera .e tomsse el trabsjo
de recorrer les suburbios de la po-
b aci6n, On verbal que no podriA es.
plicarse on que trabsioa Sc deltinsn
squellos. porque Ia hygiene pdblica no
apa ece por rgl parts.
Eo clanto alriego de GALES, no
h ~ que decir uads, pues el mismo
Ayunta m ento reconcc 6que dicho ser
gicio dela mucho que desear.
Ahora q ie ae tratA de implantar
nuevaa ordenanzas decretand0 O. Ter.
min!o de los mosq uisos, NADIA so per-
derfa Goa que 8, organic ase un ssrvI-
clio regular ds bsrrido J rieg de CO
lies como manda la hygiene y propuso
ell slcalde sofior Todd hace dos meses
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
Po|Ic|inIca de San Juan
De los doctorts @. Coll y Toste, J. N
CarboneA 9 J. a. Lopez Antongiorgi.
San jose, No IA, Principal.

Treinta afos de experlencia pro-
fesional en- las enfermedades tropica-
Gales. Alta eirujfa. Especialidad en-
Intermediates de Ia piel. Ginecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urinartas. Oto-
Rino.Lariugologfa. Venerologia "a.
AnAlisis eufmico y microsc6pico. Ho'
ras de consulta: de 8 q IL por ls ma
fiana = de 2A5 5 de Ia tarde. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operacioues Sc haran On
este G abinete, q domicilio, en ell Hos
pital Presbiteriano y en- el de muierei
nifos. El servicio dentro fuera de
la poblaci5n, SER justipreciado. 81
sstistacen consultas medicss los en-
fermos de la isla sl interesado remi
tira nm historial de gu enfermedad J
un giro postal de dos dollars, y raci
birA uu eCuestionarios, cuyas pre-
guntas debe cumplimentar, luego n
le enviara el <Tratamientos. Diriiil
Ia correspondence al Practicante
Secretario de la <Policlinicas don Pi'
Amador y Rodrfgusx, San jose mime
70 IA, principal, Tel6fono 2O6. Sal
lJuau. P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
CtNTEAARIO DEL QUIJOTE

La Junta organizadora de los fes
tejos tn celebration del Centenario
del QuVOte, en- Puerto Rico, Sc ha Wis.
to obIigada desistir del proyecto de
un gran fstlval literario y artistico,
porque las obras de reparaci6n del
Teatro de esta ciudad no podrAn ter
minarse en- el resto de este aho, era
y es 81 Teatro ell lnico local de San
Juan que reune condolences ap. opia
das para un espect ,culo de aquella
indcle.
Ser5, pues, necesario confar la
iniciativa de las corporsciones litera.
rias y artisticas las demostraci
que puedan y que gusten hacer en-
aquel sentldo.
El Casino Espahol y ell Ateneo
Puertorriquefo realizaran astos en
memoria y honor de Cervantes, y la
Comisi6n suplica & la prensa, q los
hombres de ierss y al pdolico INTEL
gente, que hagan 10 que puedan para
(OVntiRua en- Ia pdgiRa sq
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25

<San Juan, P. R., Agosto /. DE.
clarando abiertamente, mientras pre-.
tendian deplorar, ell hecho de que ell
ser timiento anti americana va crecien.
do en- Puerto Rico, los delegados de
los sesenta y cinco menos uno 6 dos
munici pios de la isla SO han undo y
han adoptado I'm memorial al Congre.
so pidiendo que ell poder americana
sea reprimido y que los naturales Sc
les de el control de sus propios asun-
tos. Como Sc habia sugurado, 10 con-
vencitn convocada por ell A calde Todd
para reunirse en- San Juan en- ell dia
del aniversario de Ia ocupaci6n, Sc to.
mo emo pretexto para insultar q los
americanos y d la Administration, os-
tentando el NAL gusso de aullar contra
el gobierno que di6 ioertad q Puerto.
Rico y ell que por siete amos ha ei srci
do ell cuidado mas paternal.
La convention aplaudi6 rlidosa
mente q un CONCEAL de la ciudad de
San Juan, senior. .Rivero, quiea fue IN
tempo Captain de Artillerfa del Ejer.
cito Espafiol, y al Alcalde de Arecibo,
| sef1or Perez Avi es, cuando en- ell use
! de 10 palabra y en- dlscursos sensa sio
| males atacaron la Administrator, de-
nunciaron los met dos de gobierne
americana en- la isla de Puerto Rico
prorrumpieron On invectivas persona
les contra los varlos jefes de departa
mentos y de otras maneras demostra
ron su maIa voluntad hacia los ameri
canos encargados de los asuntos In
sulares.
Ell memorial al Coogreso ataca d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
SOBRE FRAkQ|C|AS
Reunion del Comite. En- Sep.
tlembre Sc reunlra otra vez
para tratar este asunto.
vARl0S DETALLeS

Aver Sc re lnl6 ell Comite de fran.
quicias. Sc dissutieron la, presenta-
das por las compsfilas development
y CQs dc FAi Ardo, y ls central sCam.
balaches de Arecibo.
La cump afifa development, soli-
cito autorizac.oa para h lcer una Inca
ferrea desde Msmeyes Nsguabo.
El abogedo seftor Fl .nmkios y ell
sefor Pre.cots Sc opusieron que el
Comite concediera dtcha petlci6n por
cresrla asentasoris q los intereses de
la central SSan lrist6ba> de Nagua-
DO. Sc a,ord6 apiszar la fcarquicia
para diacutlrla d9 nuevo en- la session.
prox MI.
E. abogado Hori y oil presidente
de Ia central <Jambalsch. , ssh 1r FL
gueroa, dsfendieron Ia franQuicia de
dlchs hacisnds, Ii cual soliclta hacer
una via fe.re& de Ii k lone iros, des-
de Ell barrlo el <B ja1er1s al sitio co.
ocido por 81 <Islut.S Is Clnh alache
Impugoaron la petlci0n los abo :
gados G lerra , Acufa, el primero en-
representacl6a de los sefiores Rubsrt
hsrmanos, duel d de la hacienda IS an
VlcentsS dc Vega B Iia. FL stfi )r 6 de
rra m ADifasth oDa an ui.to 40 IL. -.
chos cambios que haoia sufrido el in
forms scerca della franq aicia, solici.
taba un pisEo fa de dsr cumplids
respuesta q las sleg aciones del sbo.
gado H,rl, Ell Comiie aprch6 la mo.
c,6n, sen slsr do sl 2 de Sstiembre & las
dos de a t.rIe, para el acusrdo def.
nisivo dc diclas franquicias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
EDiCT:0

En- Ia Corts de Distriboa del Distrito
Juliet i d, Hunacao. Btados
Uoidos de America. Fl Pr-s'den.
te de los Estados Unidos. SIS.
Jed, Hsrl Sndez vs.. Carmen San
tisgo Jm8neE. Sobre divorcio.
A la dem ndads, CArm u Santiago il
menez
Citaci6n por Edicto.
For ia prssente 80 les exige q US.
teies para que ompareEcs en- ell plei'
to iniciado contra usted por el men.
cionsdo damandante en Ia Corte de
Dis.rito del DIstrito judicial de HUI
macao, y qle conte.te la demands
pressntsda en dicha Cort', dentro de
dIsE dias sin c1ntSr ell de la noti6ea-
ci6n al la citaci6n Sc hiCisra flera de
dicho Dist-ito pero en- Ia Isla de PIC
Rico y dentro de cusrenta dias si ss
hlciera on osra paJts.
E. objeto de esta a,ci6l es obts-
DER una sentsncia que con ,eds ell di-
vorcio del matrimonio celebrado en-
tre las parties srribs relacionadas
isclsrar roto ell vfnculo matrimonial
con los demas pronuncismientos del
cas- }, fdndandose 81 actor en causa d.
sbandono p6r psrte de la c6nyugu'
por un tSrmIno mayor de un sfo.
Y por 10 pressnte Sc le previen'
que al NJ compareciere y contestant
dicha demanda dentro de los t6rminoI
lsgsies que se han determine 10, el de
msudAnte podrS pedlr cue - Annte Ii
rsbeldia parandoS & ukted los perjui
c os de derecho.
Dada bsio mi frma y se'lo de Il
Cort en- Humacao & ocho de Julio d.
mil nnvecieutOs cinco.
Enrique Rinc6R Secretary Dis
rle Court