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The Washington times., 1905-12-05
LEE CAMP SUPPER.

The Woman's Auxiliary TO X. T. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. will hold
a meeting at Lee Camp Hall this even
ing when the final arrangements for
the oyster supper to be given by the
auxiliary will be made.
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY.

The progressive euchre party given
bv the members of the Young Men
SodaIity Lyceum at their hall in Duke
street, was we'll attended last evening
Prizes we're awarded to the successIul
players.
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
ROOF ON FIRE.

Fire yesterday afternoon in the roof
of a house in the square bounded by
Henry. Fayette, Wilkes and Wolfe
streets brought out the fire department.
The flames were soon extinguished and
the damage was small
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
Would Consolidate Bureaus.

The system Of autonomous bureaus
seems to me open. In theory, to very
serious objection, and it is in prac-
tice attended with some measure of
friction, circumlocution, and delay.
The four Bureaus Of Yards and
Docks Construction and Repair,
Equipment. and Steam Engineering all
deal, in last resort. with the same sub
ject-matter: that is TO say, the ships
Of the navy If they constituted mere
divisions of one great bureau or sub
department 1 believe this change
would tend toward unity Of direction.
increased efficiency and the elimination
Of discussion and delay. In like man.
ner, the Bureaus OF Navigation and
cerps GsS,sinf the ana ONCE y judge AdTocate
General and the Naval Academy are
all concerned with the same general
subject, namely, the personnel OF the
navy, and this group of organizations
could be, in my Judgment. consolidated
under one head with the like advan-
tage, retaining, of course, their indi-
vidual organization under this general
supervision.
The Bureaus OF Ordnance and Sup
plies and Accounts would not form a
part logically of either of these two
groups: II they were left as at present
there void be four subdivisions of the
department dealing. respectively, with
men, ships. armament and supplies, an
arrangement certainly more symmet-
rical and. as IL seems to me, more
promising than at present l should.
however, recommend that in my scheme
Of reorganization the Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts should be termed the
Bureau OF Supplies and Payments, the
part of its work referring strictly to
! accounts being transferred to civilian
accountant 70 be attached to the imme-
diate office OF the Secretary. AS already
stated. l submit these observations with
out recommending any present action
on the subject. except it's careful con-
sideration by the appropriate commit
tees of the Congress with a view TO the
development of a well-digested scheme
of departmental reorganization.
Bennington Case Suggests.
''The deplorable disaster 10 the United
States ship Bennington, I'm July last. re-
vived the animated discussion as TO the
, merits Of the act Of 1883, generally
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
WILL NOMINATE OFFICERS.

The regular meeting OF the y. M -
L. will be held at their hall in Duke
street tonight. at which the nomination
OF officers TO be voted for at the annual
election IN January will take place
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex-Mayor George L. Simpson has as
his guest his sister. Miss Sarah SfrnD-
son. Of Newport News.
Miss Ruth Bryant is at Annapolis on
a visit 20 friends.
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOES
wAsH1NGroN TIMES RuREAu.

AIsFsNN.N IIfNI y Y - u =
Rowland 2. Johnson died at his nome
1l9 South St. Asaph street. this morning
Mr.. Johnson was thirty-two years OF
.se and was highly esteemed. The
funeral will take place Thursday after
noon. at o'clock
The Washington times., 1905-12-05

struction of these ships is actually com
menced. their plans can be, of course,
rcmode1ed.
In my judgment the navy needs at
least four new deSIToyers, at least two
more scouts, and at least one vessel
of the Helena type | retain two sub
marines or submersibles for the sake
OF experiment and by reason Of their
cCmpa ratiVely small cost. and the two
river gunboats for the last reason and
also Cor their aScertained utility
A very serious responsibility must
rest on any civil officer who. in a mat
ter affecting the national defense, dis
regards the judgment of those quail
fed to speak as the authorized repre-
sentatives OF expert opinion. | recog-
nize and accept this responsibility
within the limits set forth. In view.
however. of the large reduction made
by the department in the estimates OF
both the general board and the board
on construction, / trust that ii may
meet your views and that of the Con-
gress TO authorize promptly the con-
struction OF the thirteen vessels
recommended, as well as the suggest
ed new Constitution
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
Q II A g e g

Polite Vaudeville. Daily Mats. sc. Ewes
25 and Soc Harry Foy and Florence Clark. in
the Scenic Comedy. "a Modern JONAH The
Eight AIlfsons. the Great Sensational Nov
city. Juliet Wood and FREQ Ray. Harry p,
Lester. Ford and Wilson Les Zamacois
Frank and Myrtle Chamberlin- Moving
Day Motion Pictures Next Week-The
Hazardous Globe a Thrilling and Stupendu-
Gus Creation E s Kines and Co Sydney
Grant. &C. Order seats now
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
Give Her a Warriors Death.

If. for purely sentimental reasons. ii
be thought that this supposed veteran
Of our old wars Is entitled to a warriors
death, she might be used as a target for
some of the ships in our North Atlantic
fleet and sunk by their fire. L think the
new vessel ought to be one outside of
the regular estimate for the increase of
the navy. built. first of all, TO perpetuate
the memory OF the Constitution. but so
constructed that in all respects she will
compare favOrably with the finest YES
sells of her type now afioat.
The Washington times., 1905-12-05

agitation looking tn the preservation or
this ship as a national relic, and also TO
much discussion as to the most appro-
pirate and becoming method of perpet-
uating the memory of the naval vic
tories with which her name is associat-
ed.
In dealing with this question ii Is i'm
portant To bear in mind that the vessel
now at Charlestown is not the vesse!
with which Hull captured the GuerTiere.
Some portion of the materials from that
ship was undoubtedly used in building
the new one, 20 which her name was
subsequently given. but probably only a
very small part of these materials can
be now identified with any confidence,
and. in any event, It is quite certain that
they constituted only a very small part
of the structure of the new ship To eX-
hibit the Constitution therefore as the
genuine "Old lronsides.' charging, as
has been proposed a fee for permission
to inspect her. and using the amount
thus earned to bear the expenses of her
preservation. would not only i'll accord
with the dignity of the Government. but
would amount 10 obtaining money under
false DretenSeS
The Washington times., 1905-12-05

The sStce reasons which lead me to
think ii inexpedient TO enlarge the
dimensions Of the South Carolina and
Michigan lead me to advise that the
battleships to be authorized be OF the
type recommended by the board on con-
struction. Should professional opinion
become substantially unanimous in ad-
Nocating larger vessels before the con-
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
Against Bigger Battleships.

The department has been caused Sc
rious concern by the conflicting advice
on the question, rendered II by its au-
thorized expert advisers. The general
board recommended some time since
that the two aforementioned vessels be
increased in displacement from 5000
to 1S.O0O tons. The board on construc-
ton dissents from this recommended
ton. The general board has further
recommended the authorization OF three
battleships. 10 cost approximately $S.-
30. 900 each. and to be of such tonnage
as will suffice TO secure an armament
of at least ten Pinch guns. The board
on construction dissents from this rec
OmmendatiOn likewise and advises in
stead three battleships at an estimated
cost Of s.. 500. 900 each. with an antici-
pated armament of eight 12-inch guns
and substantially the same tonnage as
is contemplated for the South Carolina
and Michigan.
After very carefully weighing these
divergent views / feel that il Is not as
yet sufficiently clear that the larger
and more costly battleshipS would have
such increased efficiency in battle as TO
Justify the certain addition to the pub
lie burdens involved in accepting the
views OF the general board. Unless.
therefore, you or the Congress shall di-
rect otherwise I shall order the con-
struction OF the South Carolina and
Michigan on the plans approved by the
board on construction
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
Frigate Constitutions Fate.

Erroneous or greatly exaggerated re-
ports as to the condition OF the old
friEate Constitution. now at the Boston
navy yard, led recently To some popular
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
His Increase Program.

The department recommends the au-
thorizatiOn of the following additions
The Washington times., 1905-12-05
Bennington Case Suggests.

"'The deplorable disaster 10 the United
States ship Bennington, I'm July last. re-
vived the animated discussion as TO the
merits Of the act Of 1889, generally
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
cARTAS OETEN|DAS

En- la administration de c5rreos
de eata ciudsd sc hallan las siguientss;
Juan Alonso sobrino, Juan We.
lasco, Antheny Brsmble, DIonisia Y a.
lie, Agripina Cruz, Aleio Csnales,
Ana de Castro, Cresensia Cordero,
Manuel Diaz Garcfs, Suntita del Va
lie Ati es, Serapia Daniel, sesas Espa.
DOL, Maria Sal chez Padr6, Edgar Shaw,
Juan A Flores, Antonio FernS1dez,
Concha Fernandez. Gabriel French,
Csrestins GopEilsz, Gum srsindo Con.
ESlez, Luis Gottesman, Antonia Car
cfa, Corcepci6n 0ouztle2, Manuel Es.
tebsn Ca cis, Eud Hall, Jane John,
Alfred Jackson, Demetrio Lauriano,
Oscar Lay, Laura Mile, Felicia Mer.
cado, Gsnaro Medina, Gregorio Nal.
donado, Cssim re Mat,o, Martin =
CT, Stanley Nanness, Gabriel Marie.
ro y Lorsp, Pepe Nelson, ] Penay CO,
Autpnio Persico, Ramon Rols, Anas.
tacio Romsn, Carmen Rivera, AlfenEs
Rivera, Felix Rsmos, Felix Ramirez,
Sulivelias y c., Chas st-om NJ. A,
Sampson, Williams Shsuklin, Patca.
sio Veiez, Pablo Wusuch.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10

Sc venden 80 rsloies esqueletos,
nuevos, con buens mdquina & s pesos
cada uno y q 8 meses pIazos psgando
l peso de pronto y los otros mensusl.
mente No se mandarin los rslojss
ain sdelantar los primeros so pesos en-
giro favor de Oaksmp Noltiu Com.
pany, Cincinnsnti, Ohio. Los otros
psgos tienen que garsntiz srlos dos co.
merciantes quienes seran responsables
del dlnero rsstsDts. Es un busn nego.
clio para sgentes y comereisntes que
Sc dediquen d las ventas & plazos, pues
dichos relejss ss venden nusve pssos
en- las 1yerfas de San Juan. AL con-
tado Sc hsce r.bpia. Dlrigirse d r.
NsrvRsx Reverb, Arfeibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
TEsT|MON|O De GRAT|TUD
Cabo.Rojo, Nvbre ) de l, 905
Sr. doctor don Gabrisl Jimenez.
Caguas.

Diatinguido doctor s'beme Ia io-
msnsA satisfacci6n de YER q mi quer.
do padre, restituido al hogar que form6
haesn muchos amos, dsspuea de una
aussncia do cincuenta dfas que perms-
nssi6 On esq simpatica ciudad, dc las
mujsres bsllas y del buen tabaco, Ler-
manencia ocaslonads, segd1 ust ID sA-
be, para aer sometido 10 dificil ops.
rscl6n dc 10 extraction de cataratas
que sufria ca 81 oio derecho.
L. satisfaction que 20 he ex peri.
mont ado, 81 poder apreciar { su llegs-
do que Ell sxito eoron6 los sacrlfcIos
morales J mstsrla!ss que hubIeron
de hAcsrss para restituirls ls vista
psrdida, no es para dicha; esas salts
facciones, como todas las grandes emo.
stones del alma, son tan subletivas,
que no hay frasss para expresarlas y
s6lo 90 exteriorizan c1n ls risa 3 sI
llanso, SINGER smsnts emitieos. Pero
no es ess sl obisto principal de mi car
tAy 81 otro de grsndfsimo interes, y
paso a,xponerlo.
Mi padre no vefai noohe oil pare.
car eierna ls rodeaba el gran pesar
de verse privado de tao nee s.Earis
funston de 10 vida cont lgiabs & toda
IL familis, qas sentia con ls des-
Erscis que ls Afigfa , que de dfs en-
die era mas dessspsrante. r solvl.
mos que ss t-sslsdsss { ssa poblaoI6n
y QUE, somstido 81 c.soeia y hihi.
lidad, que IL isla sntsra reconoce
suftiers 10 ditieil operation que ha-
biz de devolverls 10 vili6n perdids
Y Dios Quiso que usssd, sIclare.
eido b 1mbre de cisnois J benefscsor
de ls humanidad, hacisndo gala jus.
tisimR de sue conoclmientos en- ssts
dslicsdo ramp de ls moderna Msdiei.
na, manej sndo el fno bisturf con la
hshilidsd suprsma , enVidiabls de
quisn hses luz de sombrAs J deVolvie.
r. al qusrIdo Padre 10 vision per.
dida. iiLoorik la eiensia , grstisud
elsrna de IN hii', que por ests con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
c0NSEJ0 EjEcuT|V0
La session de aver tarde. :
Asisten todos los Conseis-
ros que estan On sI pals
CONCESSION \ CAGUAS
Nombramiento de jueces y
concejales. Franqulcia, En-
favor de la garrocha.

Aver SO rsuni6 sl Consejo Rjecuti'
vo bsjo 10 prssidencia dol sefIor Gro.
sss. Asistisron los seflores FeuiIle,
Dfaz Navarro, del Vale, Haynes, WI.
lloughby, BArboss y Sanchez Morales.
FL sscretario W nor Christiansen
lsy6 las propusstss del.G obernador
para los csrgos de Jusz municipal y
do paz On los pusblos dc Carolina y
Cidra, rsspsctiv ivamsnte.
Fasron aprobsdos los nombra.
misntos do don Raul Bspedicto para
jusztmunicipal dsICsrolina lpor rsnun.
eis do don Jose Rodsisuez Csbollero;
do don BssilioI INieves para Juez do
paz do Cidra, por renuncia do don
Prtxsdss Santisgo.
Tambien fus aprobado el nombra.
miento dc don JoaS Carmoega para
concejsl dc Rio Pisdras.
So lego una petici6n del ayunta.
fnisnto do Csguas, pisiendo que a
Conssio constderass d dicho munici-
pio como poblaci6n de 10000 habitan.
tes, do este modo sstar legalmsnte
cunstituido con los nueve miembros
que forman aquella municipalidad y
de lleno On los demss arttculos dc 10
Law oue se rsfieren & poblaciones do
primsra clase.
Esta solicitud fle aprobada en-
vlrtud Do lss razonss aducidas por la
comis,6n que 20 eAcarg5 dol dictamen.
So acord6 no modidcsr Q! presupu cato
actual de Csguas.
Fuk aprobads una frauquic'a on
favor ds don Pedro J. Rosa'y dc Pom
60, 4 fin dc que pueda establecsr un
tslefono en- propledadss dsl Pueblo de
Puerto Roo.
So di6 cuenta do un exssnso -doeu
msnto suscrito por agricultorea y co
merciantss do Maunabo, pidisndo per
misc para que los carrsros puedar
ussr garrochas sin que scan denun
oiados por 10 policis.
Esta pstici6n estl basada en- que
10 mayor parts de los peones absndo
nan sl trafco son los busyes, porqu'
&stos no obedecen Al litlgo y ocaslo
nan graves psreances los conduc
torres.
Sc sprob6 una resolution del mis-
mo ayuusamlsnto, en- que SO solicis'
construirss un nuev0 csmeaterio y ha
cor varias obras dc GALES, por admi
nistrsoi6n.
No hab' 'endo otros aauntos de gu
trstsr 60 levant5 IL session & las tres
rincuenta J cineo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
LABOR JUDICIAL
SehaIamientos hschos on las
eausas criminales que es-
tan pendientes.
FELONY Y MISDEAMIN0RS
Sc veran dichos JUICES ante
la Corte del Dlstrito de
San Juan.

Noviembre %. Contra Cstalino
Coto, por escalamiento en- primer
grado.
Noviembre 20. Valeptfn Carols,
por escalamiento en- primer grado.
Novlembre 80 Contra Francisco
Valiente, por abuse de confanzs.
Noviembre 81. Contra jose Zapa.
ter, por eacalsmiento en- segundo gra.
do.
Novlembrs q. Contra Lorer 20
Garcia, por e1calamiento en- ssgundo
grado.
Noviembre 80. Contra Juan Fl.
gueroa Pab6n, por escalamisnto en-
primer grado.
Diciembrs 10 Contra Ricardo Ro-
ca y Correa, por falsihcaci6n do prue.
bas.
Dlciembre 2. Contra Ignacio Co.
peda, por falsihcsci6n.
Diciembre 4. Contra Santiago
Agosto. pcr atsques CON intenci6n de
com ster hom c'do.
DicIembrs 4. Contra Casimiro
Herrera, por atentado q "a vida.
D ciembre 5 Coptra Antonio We.
LEI, por homicidio involuntario.
DioIembrs s. Contra Felicia Fer.
'nandez, por perjurio.
Die lembre I. Contra Gregorio
Msldcnado, por asssinato en- segundo
grsdo.
Diciemb-eS. Contra Ramon , F6.
lix Figueros, por asesinato en- primer
grsdo.
Dlciembre IL. Contra Gtnaro Bo
nila, por asesinato en- segundo grado
Diciembre Il. Contra Pedro Bo
ria y Lopez, por asesinato en- primer
grsdo.
Dio'embre IA. Contra Jose B. Ro
drfguez, por delto contra el derecht
electoral.
Diclembre IA. Co tra Luis Schroe
Ider, por delito cont el derecho elec
torsl.
| Dicembre 15. Contra Antonio Go
dine, por delito contra el dsrecho elec
toral.
Diciembre Is. Contra Rafsel Es
calona, por dslito contra oil dereeh
electoral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10

Es muy seria y muy grave 10 cues
ton plantsada en- estos momentos por
10 Junta Escolar de Ponce, On defenss
de derschos y facultades que las leyes
del ramo ls corcsden.
Suspendi6 On el ejercioio dc 81
cargo, durante cipco dias, 4 una macs
ira americans porque contravspfa los
precsptos de Ia snse n iianza;obligatoria, p,
oJliqator,os en- los vigsntes reglamen
tos no obstants haberlos aquella re
cord ado, & los profesores ponoehos,
en- reciente circular; suspspdi6 & un
msestro acting principal, tambien amt 3.
rieano, porque 81 nombrarls para aus
tituir 4 dlcha maestro % el periodic
del corrective impueato, Sc neg6 ter
minantemente { desobedscer sus 6rde.
nsa, el Comisionado de Educaci6n,
con todo ell psso de su autoridad In.
dissutible y olfmpics, estima y declara
Que Ia Junta de Ponce So ha excsdido o
90 el uso de sus atribuclores, obrando
on contra de 10 ley.
Huelga que reframos aquf tod s
los pormenores dc este intsrssants
ssupto. Expusstos sstaa en- dos escrl.
tos sucesivos publIcados en- LA DEMO.
CRAcIA, en- que Ia Jurta Escolsr de
Porce refere los hschos dc un mcdo
claro yexp picto y demaeatra al Co.
m!sionado do Educ asi6n, citandot'x.
tos do las leyes escolsres, que ella
no ha hecho otra cosa que cumplil
con su deber.
Pero sl conflc.o contiuda y ea
probable, Is sasi SECURE que el jete
dol Departamento de Educaci6n dejs
sin efscto las m ,didas tomadas por
lla Junts, reponisndo ( los masstr OF
insu bordinados en- el si"rcie'o dc
sus funciopes, sin duda porque
convene los altos prest gios y &
| los profu dos des'gnios del sistsms
do amaricanizacion { 10 cosaca i'm
puesto en- esta is ., qus una corpora
,,ci6n dc ndtiros meta On cintura doI
ma sstros continentales, dandoles ( on
tender que las lsyes 80 vot an para SCI
cumplidas, no para que se hsga letri
maerta do sus m andatos.
Con qus fscultad 80 opons 81 Co
misionado do Educaci6n 4 que 10 Jun
lta sscolar dc Ponce haga uso d
aqusllas que legitimam ,nte 10 CORES
pondeu, impoA 6udolss el Finite de o.
personal critsriof
| Nsdie, nj el mismo Presidenss d
la Republics, puede dispcner que NO q
practiq y obsdezcan Las leyes aprc
badas por el pueblo de Puerto Rico,
lmucho menos un emplsado que psg
sl pueblo de Puerto REQ.
81 ese arbitrario sistema ha d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
P0R la vERDAD Y POR Ia LEY
UNA JUNTA QUE CUMPLt SJ OEBER Y UA
FUNC|0NAR|0 QUE NO 10 CUMP[E

imperar on todas las cuestiones, me
jor es que do una vez % supriman
Camsras y 50 supriman lsyes, aptss
do convertir ambss cosas en- irrisorias
dsciores, y 50 olga al pais blen alto
y bien claro que aqui solo impera sl
capricho de los iefss del Departa
mento.
Lo que ocurrs & Ia Junta Escolar
de Ponce, demuestra bien claramente,
el papel que dessmpeian estas cor
poraciones on nuestra organization
escolar.
Son msras y simplss iuntas deco
rstivas, sin iniciativas, sin voluntsd,
sabordinadas 4 los inspsctores, some.
tidss 4 las autoridades del Dsparta.
mento do Educaci6n.
Lo mas doloroso de ssto es que no
se hallan redueidas { tan trists condi.
ci6n, porque carezcsn legalmsnts, de
facu'tades. Las tisner, bsstante am.
plias y positivss Pasa eato, porque
Ia voluntad de cisrtos hombrss, en-
esta isls, puede y pesa mas que 10
ley. 81 ssi no fuess, dss atreverfa el
Comisionado de Educaci6n, i opo.
nerss en- 10 forma que 10 hace, al
cumplimiento de una ley uotada por las
CdmarQs de Puerto Rico'
En- los Estados Unidos ningdn
funcionario, por alto que fuese, serfa
cspaz de hacer ESQ, porque alll la vo.
luntad del pueblo no es una mentlra
como aQui, y SO vivs en- una nacl6n
libre, no en- una colonia vejada y opri'
mida.
Las dem&s juntas escolares de la
isla no deben dejar que 50 p!erda en-
el vacfo la VOC energca y honrada de
10 Junta de Ponce, por tratarse de una
question que sfscta { Ia integridad J
la dignidad do todos esos organis
mos.
Sirva ella do estfmulo & las Jun,a,
para aprssurar la realization de OF
asamblsa
Y formnlen una lsvantada pro.
tssta, con oil augusta caractsr que i'm.
primlr& { todos sus actos, on tai sen
lido, Ia certeza de sstar apoyadas OF
10 raz6n,y 10 elsvado do su origen, pa
re- que oporgan frms valladar & to
dos estos abusos.
Es una anomalia dc las mas iris
tes que hombres & quisnes paga q
pals para que lea sirva rectamsnts
escarnezcsn con dictatoriales msdi
das las asribucionss de iurtAs elegI
dss por el voto del pueblo.
| La opinion no es nada en- Puert
Rico.
| FL gobierno y sus hechuras, |,
son todo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Representatives. do Ia Fsde-
raci6n Libre. Repara-
ci6n de caminos.
sALA DE- SOcORROs
Cambio de empleados. .-Fa.
llecimiento. - Matrimonios.
Sentenclas. ---Herido.

La Federation Librs 90 propo.
ne enviar repre-. entantes oil Congr ESQ
obrero que 50 llsvara { efecto On Pitts.
bourg.
-Por Ia Junta examinad dora do
Medicos ha sido autorizado el doctor
Gregg para ejsrcsr 10 medieina y 10
cirujis en- Puerto Rico.
Sc quejsn los vecinos de 10 Ma.
rina del abuse que hay allf con 10 ven
ia de leche, Ia cual se les hacs psgsr
& 10 centavos el cuartillo, vsndi6ndose
4 8 centavos en- los DENTS pueatos do
Ia ciudsd.
Han coptrafdo matrimonio en-
esta capital Antonio Pilich y Rosario
con A'ejandrina Carmona y Csndela.
rio; Santiago Laguua Gonzalez con
Julia Reyes Cabrera; Hilario Torres
g Gallardo con Maria Rodriguez, Ro.
sendo Fernandez Solio con Josefa Ri.
vera y Garcia.
Ell Jues municipal do Manati
aentsnci6 d Dolores Adcrno Fernan-
dez { 2 messs 8 dias do cSrcel Ior sbu.
so do confsnxa, y aJovino Rodriguez
Rios d 3 messs y s. dias mas por el
mismo delito.
-Esta ms mana el guardia Pascual
Suarez, al detener & Juan N6hsz, tuvo
con este una gran luchs, asestandole
un macauazo en- la frepts, del cusl fre
asistido en- Ia sala dc socorrts.
Aver fueron asistidos on In sala
de aocorros Rafael Gomez, Bibisno
Martinez, Cruz Sanchez y Demstrio
Arroyo, de heridas y confusion % lsvss.
-Anochs talleci6 en- esta ciudad
don ]gnaeio MART, mdsico mayor que
fus del Battalion dc Puerto Rico, du.
rante la domination esps1ola. Ell en-.
t'erro tsndr& efe:to eAta tarde & las 8.
--Muy pronto empsza las bras
de reparac!on del camino que conduce
desds Santurce 4 Lo'zs.
Don Wencsslao Sire, a'cside
de Ia careel, ha pasado al Preside
como - i4f',y el Nflor don jose CAST
miro Berries, que servia ests cargo,
al de A)caide,
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
MANUAL De EXSAMENES

IA essk &c prenss, en Ia imprenta
del gobierno, 81 Manual de Exsmenes
que prests informes detallados sobre
Las condieiones que han de rsunir los
candidates. que se presenter d exsme
nss y las fechss en que han de cele.
brarEs es.os ca ell an de 1906. Tam.
b.en sc encuentrsn en- dlcho folleto
las reglas que han de suistarse los
durants ell tempo que du.
rem los examsnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-10
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