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The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-27
Sunday School Rally.

The public is cordially invited to
attend Sunday school rally at st.
James NJ. +. church next Sunday,
Oct. Goth, at 3 p. MI, when the fol-
lowing program will be rendered.:
Song, Scatter Sunshine" School
Prayer, Rev. E. j. Gates Song,
+" Count Your Many Blessings, "
School; Responsive Reading, ''The
World Our Parish" School; Song,
Follow Me-" School; Address, Rev.
E. J. Gates; Recitation, 'tWhy I'm
In Trouble" Emma Creekman; Rec
itation, "I'll Co." Basil Pearce;
Reading, Selected, Susie Walton /;
Recitation, Little Penny Leila
Dukes; Recitation, "Do All l Can"
Mildred Pearce; Recitation, Here
Am 1, Send Me-" Evelyn Cartmel;
Motion Song, Infant Class; Collec-
ton; Benedicti0n, Rev. K. j. Gates.
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Capt. Howard, Dead.

Capt. j. H. Howard died at Ocala
at 1880 Thurday morning.
Such was the import of telegram
received by his son, Mr.. Hatton
Howard, in this city during the fore
noon of that day.
The news will not cause much sur
prise for Captain Howard has long
been a very sick man, but it will
start the tears from the eyes of many
and sorrow will be the portion of all
who have ever known this kindly
gentleman.
Capt. Howard was probably the
best known, best beloved man On the
river And he has seen over 30 years
of service on the route between here
and Silver Springs. His home was
at Grahamville, and he leaves five
children, the eldest of whom is Mr.. ].
Hatton Howard, a recent graduate
with high honors from the Georgia
School of Technology in Atlanta.
Capt. Howard has been in poor
health for nearly year and n half,
the last six months of which time he
has been confined to his bed. His
death, therefore, was not wholly I'M
expected.
He was good man. One of Gods's
noblemen. And the memory of his
kindly deeds will live so long as men,
women and children of his genera
tion shall survive.
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The "chus chus" Drew a
E Crowd.
he

Late Tuesday afternoon a big
steam touring car passed through
the streets of Palatka. 1t drew
crowds. Why not? Such events do
not happen here often. Reason?
The bad roads which stretch in every
direction from Palatka.
The car came into the city via the
Toleville and GilIistown suburbs and
''Lawd bless us" but you should
have seen the .'coOns" tumble into
the streets and yell 1t would have
reminded you of that work of art
known as "The Coontown Fire Brig
ade."
When the ear passed through the
business streets there was the same
curious crowds bat Of another color.
The car stopped at the Saratoga
Hotel for the night. II is the prop
erty OF G. NJ. Huston of Chicago,
who with his son has made the over
land trip from Chicago and is on bis
way to OrHond. The party comtin-
ued its journey early Wednesday
morning, crossing the river on the
first ferry.
The cyclomeier attached TO the
front wheel of the car indicated H.
464 miles. This, Mr.. Huston stated.
was the number of miles he has
made in his car this season.
Florida's beach is the greatest au-
tOmobile road in the universe, bat
back here in the interior few of these
machines will show themselves until
We get good roads.
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Was Known in Palatka.

Capt r. j. Adams, agent of the
Clyde Line steamers, received dis
patch early Wednesday morning
notifying him of the tragic death of
B. Frank Clyde, vice-president of
the Clyde Steamship company.
Details of the accident came with
the arrival of the Times Union at
noon. Mr. Clyde lost his balance
and was crushed under "A west bound
train of the Pennsylvania Railroad
as it was approaching the Fifty
Second street station, Philadelphia,
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Clyde was SO years Of age, and
was married but three months ago.
He was prominent in club and social
as well as business circles. and was a
millionaire. When his body was
taken from the train it was nangled
beyond recognition, the only means
of Identification being by the cloth
ing which bore his name.
Mr. Clyde has visited Palatka in
former years and was known to
Capt. Adams.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-27
Free Delivery Held Up.

OF course everybody knows that
the volume of business at the Pal
atka postoffice is more than sufficient
to entitle this city to free postal de-
livery.
Postmaster Kirby stated this much
at the close of his last fiscal year and
the business is steadily increasing.
During the three hottest months of
the present summer, Mr.. Kirby
states that the business showed an
increase of more than 5000 over the
corresponding months last year.
Mr.. Kirby has asked for free de-
livery for Palatka. He has made his
report. but Inspector Lake Jones,
who knows all the requirements of
the department, is holding up this
report for the reason that he knows
Palatka cannot have free delivery
until all its houses are properly
numbered and good sidewalks are
made on all streets.
When we get the sidewalks We
will get free delivery, and not before.
That's rule of the department. A
uniform system of sidewalks is not
required, but the walks must be
good enough to insure easy foot pas
sage and Il dry one.
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Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Hilliard Of Pal
atka arrived ia Jacksonville last
Saturday morning, making a special
trip to see and hear President Roose-
welt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hilliard are old
residents of Palatka, and have many
friends In this city who were very
fglad to welcome them to Jackson
vile. They left Monday evening for
their home, after most enjoyable
visit-Times- Union.
FfThe Kean block, containing the
stores of w. S. Fry, ieweler, Capt.
Brewers bar and billiard room, and
Luther Drakeford's barber shop is to
be fitted up with tile floors, and
these floors will be brought to the
level of the street. Work has already
commenced, Capt. Brewers bar be-
ing the first to be so fitted. These
and other contemplated improve
ments will greatly improve this
block now owned by l.. 9. Canoya
Rev. Noah j. Tilghman ofPalatka,
who was in the city Monday, enjoys
the distinction of having read his
own death warrant. 1t was about
two years ago that Governor Jen-
nings, in signing death warrant,
got the name of the criminal and
that of the foreman of the grand
jury mixed. Mr.. Tilghman was the
foreman of the grand jury. OF course
Mr.. Tilghman called the governors
attention to the Inistake.-Gaines-
vile Sun. And of course the gov
ernor, being a good deal of a chump,
has never apologiZed to Mr.. Thigh
man for the egregious blunder.
Among the many enterprising
young merchants who are assisting
in the making of first-class markets
for the new Palatka, J. H. 1elverton,
ir. takes high rank. Mr.. Yelverton
has within the past month put in
big stock of furniture and other house
furnishing goods in his new store in
the Becks block, central Lemon st.
This stock includes not only f1ne
pieces, but everything that the COM
mon run of humans require to make
home life agreeable. His stock is
well displayed for his is a roomy
store. 1t is well worth looking in
here 70 see what one live man eX-
poets to do in trade way this fall.
z The Royal Vizier of Moharrum
Temple No. ll9, D. o. X. K. in the
oasis of Jacksonville has issued his
edict and in that mandate proclaims
that the Goth Ramadan, the 9th
month of the year 1873, A. H., shall
be the date-which is Friday, Nov.
18th, l9O5-at which session there
will be initiatory work by the tenn
pies team. This initiation will be
novel and startling; beautiful cere-
mony, entertaining, pleasing and in.
structive, cementing the bonds Of
friendship between Pythians.t Every
worthy knight should seek admis-
sion to this band of Khorassans,
helping with the good work and as
sisting in carrying out the true prin-
cipals of friendship, charity and
benevolence. Cast off the burdens
of every day life and lay them aside
for one evening. Every knight who
crosses the Khorassan desert will
live longer and die happier. Re-
member that new occasions bring
new duties and that social life is en-
riched by expansion. The D. 0. X.
K. brings its members into closer
social relations, promotes general
good fellowship and drives dull care
away.
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FOR SALE-I will offer chean for

FOR SALE / will offer cheap for
10 days my Is h-p boiler, 40 hip en-
CINE, two planners, first-class edger.
one shingle machine, one cut off
saw, one Sitting saw, now running
In first-class order; two log carts,
three houses: one building 64x36 it,
one granery l8x20 it,, and 40 acres of
land if desired, all about miles on
G. S d F Railway. Come and see
for yourself. 1t must be sold at a
bargain. A. MERwIN, Box 443, Pal
atka, Fla. 1O-27-2w
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Order for Publication.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA
IN CHANCERY.
Katie Metts
VS.. Bill for
Lafayette Nets Divorce.
IL appearing by afIidavt appended to the
bill filed In the above stated cause that Lafay-
cite Metts, the defendant therein named, is a
nonresident Of the State Of Florida, and he is
a resident of the City OF Brunswick, in the State
Of Georgia, and over the age OF twenty-One
years, and that there is no person in the State
Of Florida, upon whom the service OF subpoena
would bind such Defendant; II is therefore or
dered that said nonresident Defendant be and
is hereby required TO appear TO the Bill OF Com.
plant filed in said cause on or before Monday,
the 4th day of December, A. D. 1905. otherwise
the allegations of SAID bill will be taken as con.
fessed by said Defendant.
Ii is further ordered that this order he pub.
lished once week for consecutive weeks in
the Palatka News newspaper published in
said County and tate.
Witness my hand and official Seal this the
18th day Of October, 1906.
Seal JOSEPH PRICE,
GEO. 7. FOWLER, Clerk Circuit Bourt
Solicitor for Complainant. lO2O-st
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that six months after
the date hereof, to-wit on the 9th day Of April,
A. d. 1906 win apply TO the County Judge CT
Putnam County, Florida, for discharge from
the further administration of the estate Of
Julia b. Wade, late of said colnty. deceased.
J. II. HARP, Administrator
This 9th day of October, A. D., 1905 Oct 276m
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-27
How To CURE ooHSs AND BUNIoNs.

First, soak the corn or bunion 10 warm
water to soften It; then pare it down as
closely as possible without drawing
blood anil apply Chamberlln's Pain Balm
twice daily. rubbing vigorously for five
minutes at each application. A corn
plaster should be worn few days to
protect it from the shoe. AS a general
liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness
and rheumatism, Pain Balm Is unerual-
ed. For sale by AFOREMENTIONED
Drug 90.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-27

FOR SALE.--0ne carload high
grade young Jersey cows and LETTERS
all bred to registered Jersey Bull.
An exceptionally desirable lot. j..
A. STEWART, Clinton, Ga. l0-l3-4t.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-27

TYPEWRITER LETTERS in anv
quantities printed from ribbon by
new process. Can't tell them from
the genuine machine written work,
Write for prices. News Job Depart
ment We also do any other kind of
Job Work at reasonable prices.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-10-27

Palatka Produce Co., Lemon ST.,
in front of City Market. Look for
ad after Nov. LIST.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
NOTAS De YAbUC0A
Una casa a-escuela termlnada.
Hospital en- construction.
Reparaclones en- el temple
PROYECTO De ACUEDUCTO
Carretera 4 Humacao. --Ad.
ministraci6n entusiassa.
Prosperidad positiva.

Aver Sc efectu6 10 entrsga del her.
moso edi6cio que han dc ocupar las
escuelas grsduaias desds el pr6ximo
s1o que fue construldo por d De-
partsmento de Educaci6n J el munici.
pio de este pueblo. ii local, por ~
belleza srquitscs6nica y 81 solidez hs.
ce honor al genierc, Director do 10
obra, don Luis Ruhio.
-Pronto empt arln los trabsjos
dc sdiHcaci6n del nuevo Hospital. Sc
somsti6 q rsmste 10 obrs, y qued6 de-
sisrto por f.lta de licitadores, asor-
daudo el Ayuntamier to, trabaiar por
administraci6p, dssde sl primero de
Ssptismbre pr6ximo.
Por el plano, y por Ia cantidad
de dinero que hay presupu uestada,
reunirA 81 edincio toass las eondicio-
mes. Merece citarse sl cello 8 interes
quo hs dssplegsdo 81 Alcalde senior
Berries.
-Por subscription popular que
iniciaron les damas J secundaron los
elsmeptos cst6licos, comienzan hoy
los trAbajos de reparaci6n y pinturs
de la Iglesia.
La Administraci6n municipal de
ssts pueblo o. una de las msjores. Las
stenciones todas cubiertas y los EN-
pleados cobrsndo mensualmsnte.
Con mucha rapidsx adelantar
los trabajos do construcei6n de Ia ca
rretsra do este pueblo = Humscao
| asegurandose que en- Diciembre pr6xi
mo quedara terminadl y abierts .
transito p1blico.
-Hsblass de un proyecto de tres
cendentsl importAnsia que sl Alcald,
seflor Berries ha somstido = 10 sonsi
deraci6n del Coneeio Municipal y qu'
este aprueba en- todas sus parties.
Sc trata NADIA menos que de cons
truir un acueducto para surtir d
aqua . 10 poblaci6n, obra que no Q
dc romauos, porque dadas los eondl
clones financieras de este Municipio
O. seguro obtener un empr6stito dei
tinado . este fn.
Matl.
A gosto % de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
CRONIC
Como Sc debe annar

En- estas noches esti vales, cuando
el calor aprieta y el caminar fatiga'
me gusia dsscansar unos momentos
entire la frescura de los frboles de los
iardines pdblicos. iCufn ricamente SO
esta allf, lejos de las slles c@ntricas,
baflsdas de luz; lejos del cafe apesto-
so, donde 80 habls de polftica y Sc des-
pelleja & los Gob!ernosl ALI, en- la
penumbra misteriosa de los iardinci-
llos perfumados, es muy diffcil estar
solo. ;. Pero la comps MA no me dis.
gdsta, antes bien, me complace. Las
parejas de amantes.que Sc sitdan cerca
de mi, no Sc preocupan para NADIA del
vec'no que escucha....
Yo, sin embargo, oigo sus dialogos
y 4 la chita cal ando, por tai 6 cual
palabra suelta, me entero de ur as CO.
sas quo me indignsn, porque destruyen
totalmente Ia metaffs'ca amorosa que
practiqu6 en- mis- mocedades.
La juvertud contemporaries, en-
materiss de amor, marcha de pisa,
muy de prisa. Quiere recorrer On au
tom6vil estos caminos del placer, lay,
dem asiado cortos. ......! SNo terla
mejor -ich, juventud impaciente y au.
daz!-marchar q paso de tortuga, sa-
boreando despues con mas delicia ell
triunfo ambicionsdo? Yo, que ful in
lilo Kmpo,s, auuque no eierzo va, IL
cenciado en- ciencias amorosas, procla
mo esta verdad sencilla poser es bue
no; desear es muy dulce.
iEs possible, en- efecto, llegar co
nocer como Sc anna, 81 no se ha sufri-
do ese espsntoso, ese largo martirio
de la passion antes que la beldad que
rida haya murmurado el ssoy tuya?,
Use puede apreciar en- su valor ell ga.
lard6n sofiado, 81 no Sc ha tenido mu.
chas nc ches de desesperaci6n y de vi.
gilia? ISL no han venido con sus so
llosos las crueles angustias de la es
pers? 5si no Sc ha dorado? Isl nj
SO ha implorado dc rodillas? Isl nj
Sc ha luchado heroicamente hasta q
sepremo instante para persuadir
avasallar aquella de la cual Sc hi
hecho la raz6n del vivir y la vez Q
impalpable idolo del amoroso ensue
no?
iFelices aquellos cuya alma rebt
% de fe, de amor y de deseos! Felice
los enamorados que, habisndo nentid
Ia embrisguez pasional, dirigen su
oios hacia los leianos parafsos en- gu
lograron recoger su cosecha de fore,
Tienen el cerebro deslumbrado por |
illusion que no SO extiDgue, y el aim
siempre ioven.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
NOTAS De ADJUNTAS
Temporada de verano. ---Ad-
juntas sc abre paso como
punto veraniego.
FIESTAS POPULARES
Los delitos por fraude elec-
toral. Emilio Ginorio
en- Adjuntas

Son muchas las fsmilias distin-
guidas della isla que sduyen & esta
poblaei6n. So va spreciaudo va debi'
daments 10 dslicioso y ssludable que
O sl slima de estas montafias.
Es lastima que no hsya casas
bastantes y aprop6sito para alojar &
tantas familias como desesn venir q
la sstaci6n vsrauesga.
Cen mct.vo de ser syer el dia Dc
San Joaquin. patron de esta villa, el
pueblo ssvi6 animAdf.imo, quemandose
por 10 noche bonttos fuegos arti6cia-
les, slevandose algnnos globos que
trsjo d., Ponce el amigo don Juan
Chavier y celebrapdose adsmss un
magnifco bAi'e d. Ia alta sooiedad
on los salones de 10 casa alcaldfs
La orquesta que dirije el incom-
parable <Cocolfa, do Adiuntss, don
Frapeisco Irixarri, TOGO magiatral-
nsnts las mejorss pleas de su escogi-
do repertoire.
Aver saludsmos al LIDO. Ginorio
de esa Capital. Vino & yer &su apre
ciable familia, que Sc encuentra en- 81
to hsce dfas.
Con el traslado de los asuntoi
por violaci6n de los Leyes electorale'
de Ia Corte de Justicia de Ponce 4 /,
de Gusyams, hay por aquf gents Out
no le llega la camisa al cuerpo.
Los iueces de election que delin
quieron 80 verGn entire dos fuegos: On
tre Mr. Foote y Mr. Wilcox.
Primero Ia guardia civil que ESQ
dos iusces, dirSn los acusados.
-Esta aquf hace dias Ia genti
utuadefa Carmelita Casalduc, hernia
M del Hon. Juez Municipal do Ponce
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

Tenen, sobre TODD, mil tesoros de
cGndidas ternuras. lob, la ternura 10
abnegaci6n de los amsntes, antss de
saborear el primer suefo en- los diSi.
nos brszos voluptuoso,!
Aunque Ia prueba sea muy durs,
aupque Ia espera Sc prolongue duran
to meses y hasta amos. 20 os aconsejo,
ensmorados, que no desespereis. Con.
tsntsos con squello que la beldad es-
quiva del cser a vuestra plsnts. La
msnor mirada, la mas ligera sonrisa,
Ia mas vsga promeaa, la rosa que
prendi6 a ~ pechc, el pafue'o que
TOGO su boca. el olor que ella exhala,
las frases que pror uucia ellis, estas
cosas, sstss pslabras, estos gestos
dulcfsimos, sean para vosotros un
consuelo, una ilu sion J una esperapza.
Y STEM pre-, muy bsio, de mtedo &
ofsnderls, decidla que OF atreveis q
smarla: siempre muy discrstsmente.
por tenor & epfsdarla, seguid sus
pssos, sin decir nadie q ue esa nujer
o. vuestro fdolo; , hacedle comprsn-
der, adn sin decirselo, que vuestra
vida es suya, que estais dispuestos q
realizar por ella las mas grandes To-
ouras, las msyores hazaf1ss y que 10
hsceis por amor puro, meramente
plat6nico, sin pizcs de ipteres. Y dc
este modo, 81 algdn dia saboresis Ia
dulce recompensa, tendreis que bende-
cir vuestra constsLcia; y 81 NADIA OBJ.
teneis, OF quedara, en- cambio. el gran
consuelo de no haber hecho cosa al.
guns para perder Ia estimation de Ia
iniusta beldad. Y en- este case, nc
cometAis la tonterfa de reilir con 10
irgrsta. Ella 10 pensara meior, y
tarde 8 temprano sera vuestra.
A todo Sc arriesga en- su ambici6r
el hombre enamorado: NADIA 80 atre
We la mujer, y todo en- ella esta ma
visto: 81 provoca una declaration, e'
Ijuzgada con severids I'D a1n por el mis-
mo = quien consagra su tfmido sfecto
Adsm&s, ella sabe que el hombre e'
siempre un migration, un egoista y VI
malvado, que no bien recibe slgdr
favor toma las de Villadiego. Po
ESQ exige y con raz6n, antes de entire
garse en- alma y cuerpo, garsntfas d
verdad.
Il 81 las obteneis caras lectorss, se'
compasivss; si veis. si comprendei
, que eaos muchachos que esperan, llo
! ran y suplican, sufren de veras;
NADIA on ~ conducta y en- su vida dei
, miente su passion; si habeis leido o
/ lContieua en- Ia pdgina 6a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
MAS NOT|C|AS
Caida desde un CARO- elec-
trico. -Acusaciones 6scales.
Fiestas rellgiosas.
AGENCIA JUDICIAL
Vapor espanol <Autonlo Lo-
PEE. - Hacia los Esta-
dos Unidos.

Esta manana entire nueve J media
y disz, don Santiago R)bles, contra.
tista de Rio Grande, fue & apearss
frsnts al sdiacio de 10 antigua 1nten.
dencis, del caro- sectrico pdmero IL,
t.niendo ID desgracis do caer y reel.
bir variss oontusionss de csrscter 10.
ve sn 10 rodilla J mano derechas, que
10 fueron suradas On el cuarto de So
zorro.
-Esta mafana 50 leysron on l q
Corte do Distrito de San Juan. las
acusacionss fscsles contra Pedro
Nolasco Cruz, por soborno; contra
Jose Garcia, por seduction; y contra
Jose Zspatero, por hurto de mayor
cuantis.
Tambien % vieron vsrios juicios
en- asuntos civiles.
-Por iniciativas del padre To.
rrss, cura psrroco CO Rio Piedra', Sc
cslebrar&n en- aquella Iglesia aolem'
mes festas religiosas en- honor & Ia
virgsn do Ia Monserrste
Tsmbien - preparan fiestas en- ese
pueblo en- honor de su patrons, nurs.
ira se nora del Pillar.
Ell vapor correo espafol Antonio
Lopez, lego hoy este puerto.
Hoy embarcaron para los E ia.
dos Unidos los i6venes don Fedro y
don Antonio Blanes, hijos del reputado
comerciante de Mayagu'z don Rafael
Blanes.
Llevan el prop6sito de estudiar in
genierfa y medlcina en- una de las Uni.
versidades del Norte.
| Deseamosle feliz travesfa y lison'
gero exito en- sus estudios.
| -Nuestro amigo don Csndelsrio
Martinez ha establecido una agencia
de negocios On Jusna Dfaz, idedicada
10 gesti6n de toda clase de asuntos
judiciales, como demandas civiles y
! defensas en- causss criminales ante las
Cortss de Distrito y municipales; ex.
pedientss de dominic, decl de
: herederos etc.
Dadas la competencla probid ad
conocidas en- el senior Martinez, lie
auguramos buenos exitos en- sus ne
gocios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23
MOTAS De PONCE
Una jugada y I'm muerto.
Obras de Skespeare. In.
cendio en- la Playa.
AvENIDA DEL PORTUGUES
Carcel. La Corte municipal.
Sentimiento publico con-
ira Val.tumor.

L. policfa sorprsndi6 el domingo,
On 10 hacienda <Floridas, una jugada
de nsipss, diSparando un tiro de re-
v6lver que mat6 & uno de los jugado.
res fugitivos.
--Doce obras del ilustre poeta In
giles Shakespeare, On su idioma origi-
nal, han sido compradas para nusstra
Bibliotscs pdblica. Dfcese que porte.
nscfan si Alcalde.'
-Sigue dando juego el asunto de
los tres conatos de incendio On la pla-
70, On una misma noche. La casa de
don Pedro Psstor estaba asegurada en-
$500, , por cierta indication de la
policia el Agente de Ia compafifa ase-
guradora hsbfa rebaiado el aseguro .
$500 solsmente. Hay complicadas cua-
tro muieres, que se hngfan sspiritistas;
eontinuando en- prisi6n Ia Eulalia Ri
vera, { quien sl Hon. Juez exige mil
pesos dc fianza.
-En TODD Ponce 20 ha resibido con
agrado 10 confrmada noticia del acsr.
tado nombramiento del DR.. Guillermo
Wives para M6dico oculista del sAsilo
de Ciegos,, con $1,000 de sueldo anual;
lamsntSndose que los otros empleadoi
sean extrsfios esta ciudad, donde nc
faltan buenos elementos con que pro
veer otras plazas creadas para tar
humanitario esta blecimisnto.
AL nino Emilio Troche, por acoms'
tsr . TomGs O.ivera, 70 10 deslsrt
exsnto dc rssponsabilidsd. No tien.
diez snos.
Con motive do los flertes sgdA
ceros aver, 10 NAL arreglsds plszt
del Msrcado - halla hoy 90 r6sima
condicionss, y csusan horror los mdl
tiplss hschss psstfferos que hay en- to
dss las GALES.
EFT rio <Portugu6ss ha hscho un'
do sus frecusntes svsnidss; y, aunqu
no tan formidable como otras veces
sus aguas han penetrAdo violeptamen
70 On algunss inmediatss . sus mar
genes, sossvsndo sus cimientos, y an.
nszando destruir 10 calle del Coto
que queda on estado lamentable y ps
ligroso para las pr6xlmas avenidas
que probab lemente NO tardarln en ~
csder. RI spuents sumergible sst& pl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

diendo . gritos que 20 le arregle sin
tsrdapza.
-Todos los bueros ciudadanos
estsbamos aver alegres, creysndo un
hscho realizado la destituci6n del fu-
nesto alcalde Valdivieso.
En- Ia carcel del Distrito, hoy
q, hay 288 presos; 81 On sumaria y
228 cumpliendo sentencia judicial.
Han ingresado hoy, dos, y salido uno
On libertad.
An6feIes.