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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
COLUMBUS
JOHNSON
IS DEAD
WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
YOUNG coLoRED MAN PASSES
AWAY AFTER SHORT ILL
NESS WITH PNEUMONIA

r. Columbus johnson, colored, died at
mis- home on West Pike street Monday
morning at three o'clock afssr very
snort ami violent illness with pneumonia
His death was unexpected as up to the
day before ne died ne was going about
his usual duties, and it came as sud
den shock to his many friends.
The deceased was tairty-three years
of age. He is survived by his mother.
Mrs. Emma Johnson and George Lewis.
a half brother. For the past six years
he was employed az Wells & Haymaker's
drug stors. at which place ne filed mis-
duti,s with ability AMI celebrity and
with the nignest satisfaction to mis-
employers, He was very popular among
a large circle of friends and acquaintan-
css wno join with To bsreaved ones in
feeling, Of sorrow and regret over ais
,unfimely death.
The funeral viii take place Weines-
DAY afternoon 1t two o'clock from the
African Methodist Episcopal cnurcn
The interment will he in Elk View
c.metery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
MISS DAVIS
ARRIVES
FOR THE PLAY TONIGHT AT GRAEp
OPERA HoUSE-PUBLIc oPIN-
ION PRAISES HER.

Miss Florence Davis, @The Player
Maid,' and company arrived in the city
tais morning and are at the Waldo. Miss
Davis APPEARS at tns opera houss to-
nignt. Sac is great actress and the
newspapers GENERALLY are loud in their
praises of her and the production. The
company appeared in Chambersburg Pa,
last Friday night. and Public Opinion
of tnat place devotss mora taan col
umn in praises of tas play and Miss
Davis, saying that it was one of tive
finest dramatic productions ever render
ed there and that Miss Davis is far
aaead of any actress on the stage at
present.
Public Opinion farther says, the play
is admirably adapted for a display of
Miss Davis talent. in fact thar part of
Eleanor Hallam was written especially
for iner. Tais Is Miss Davis first sea-
on as a star and she is touring in her
play preliminary to filling an engage
ment in New York. She il n Young
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20

AN argument i used. 70 dissuaie ths
tyrant Dionysus from venting his rass
and taking the life of Pytaias, but in
vain, ne must Jie. Damon tnen offers
himself as hostage, pledging ais life for
that of his friend that Pytaias may be
permitted to visit ais sorrowing wife
and children, This is Reluctantly
agreed to. Phs hour of execution has
almost arrived but Pythias mas not re-
turned. Damon is led out to be exaeut-
81. At this critical moment Pythias
appears, Tae tyrant is so impressed
with this exhibition of real and unsel-
fish friendship that as forgives the of
fense and deeoratss these tnrce friends.
This in brief, Is tine ancient story.
Does it not paint that friend who stick
eth closer tnan brother VINO not only
Offered his life, but actually saed his
blood ransom for many. waile caer.
ishing and encouraging every institu-
tion and organization that exalts our
Christ, let us never forget IL is He who
is the Author as we'll as the One, who
perfectly lived up to this aiga standard
of the Golden Rule.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
COLORED
MINISTER
PASSES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AFTER
MANY YEARS OF USEFUL WORK
IN MINISTERIAL FIELD.

The funeral Of Rev. George r. Morris
The colored Evangelist who died in TIM
K'ssIer hospital Saturday. took plac.
from the Mt, Zion Baptist caurGl. color
~. Sunday afternoon, attended by a
laFge number Of sorrowing friends.
Burial occurred in the Masonic eeme.
terry
Rev. Morris was a native of Georgia
He was sixty years of age and many
years of his life wers spent in tas
ministry and mis- labors were crowned
with much success. He spent many
years in North Carolina from which
state ne went to Pennsylvania an,
from thsre to Ohio. thence to West vir.
giria. where he finished mis- work 10 &C
to MS final reward.
Ths friends of Rev. Morris wish tc
thank Rev. Mcdaniel pastor Of iae First
Baptist church, and mis- congregation a.
well IS those members of the colored
chu.en for their liberal contribution,
toward defraying the funeral expenses
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20

OF DEGREES
UPON A NUMBER OF DISTINGUISH
ED PERSONS WILL TAKE PLACE
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA.

President Roosevelt win be in Paila,
delphia on wasnington's Birthday to
receivs the honorary degree OF doctor OF
laws from the Universit yof Pennsyl.
yania, which viii then cslsbrate 'CUui-
versity Day" The President will be the
orator OF the day and win speak on
Some Maxims of Washington" Tae
theme is uncommonly appropriate with
regard for the holiday and the univer.
sity's celebration, for tn. institution con.
feTed the degree Of doctor of laws on
George Washington. That was July 4,
lTs3-the year Of peace.
Emperor William also will be nonored
with the same degree That day when It
win be conferred in absentia. His
proxy win BE- the Baron Won Speck-
lsternburg. Germany's Ambassador TO
the United staies, VINO has received
formal instructions from the Emperor.
The Baron il an honorary alumnus of
tae University.
There will be six other degrees con-
ferrsd on Wednesday next-that of doe
tor of laws on Sir Henry Durand. Great
Britain's Ambassador to the United
States; on Rear Admiral Charles Edgar
Clark. the commander of the Oregon in
the famous l40O0-mile run from San
Francisco to Key Wesr, March MAY,
1898; on Phihnder Chase Knox. Junior
United States Senator from Pennsyl.
vania; on David Tnompsan Watson. n
Pittsburg lawyer and former United
States counsel before tae Alaska Boun-
dary Commission; the degree of doctor
of letters on Thomas Bailey Aldrich, a
novelist poet and playwright. and of
doctor Of SCIENCE on Robert Simpson
Woodward. president of tn Carnegie
Institution.
The exercises will take place in the
Academy of Music b,ginnIng at IL
o'clock. Provost Harrison will preside,
Dr.. S. Weir Mitchell viii BE- the public
orator, and viii introduce the eigat dis
tinguisned candidates for degrees. Be
cause Of the Presidents coming, the de-
mand for tickets is without precedent
in the history Of the University, with
the single exception OF the University
Day of 1893. waen President Mckinley
delivered the grafton.
Mr Watson, tne Pittsburg lawyer.
who is among tae list upon whom the
degree will be conferred. addressed the
state bar association here two years ago
this month. and among his closest
friends is Hon. Jonn Basel. Of this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
BLOWN
FORTY FEET
WAS AN ITALIAN BY AN ExpLos.
ION OF GAS AT THE GRAssELLI
GAS WELL AND SERIOUS
LY INJURED.

A gas explosion occurred at tae
Gasselli gas well at 4:s0 o'clock Sunday
evening that blew two joints of pipe out
Of tne line Fading from the well to the
chemical works, blew an Italian laborer
forty feet distant and injured supsrin.
tsndsnt f. w. Eakin, Of ths works.
slightly the well aad been stopped up
and when tine gas was turned into the
|pipa line, the pressure was so strong
that it blew two joints of the pipe out.
Tn Italian landed in tis creek below
and had narrow escape from drowning.
Hs was badly mashed and bruised, ami
wa taken to a hospital. 1t is believed
his injuries will not prove fatal, al
Though his condition is serious.
Superintendent Eakin was hit on one
Of mis- leg. by flying pipe but NOT much
nurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20

woman of charming presencs. In voice
manner and personal appearance sne ref
sembles very closely Miss Mary Man
nering.
"Too much praise can not b. given
Miss Davis for her excellent work, al.
though in the laudations tn, other
members of the cast should not be for a
moment slightest. Tne drama seems IS
pecially built for female parts, there be-
ing five young ladies in tine cast. all Of
whom have parts with plenty of lines,
Miss Margaret corcoran. as Lady Doro
tiny Hastings. and Miss Louise Randolph.
as Miss Kitty Hayden, ably supported
Mis- Davi. In the male characters Wi.
liam Strong as David Garriels. ]. d.
Thompson as Thomas Sheridan ani FL
lott Dexter as Maurice Beaufort. Earl
of Roxbury. were excellent.
'AIiss David is a splendid type of the
southern girl. pronounced brunette
and possessed of that fire of spirit and
softness of language taat have charac-
terized the girls Of the South for ages.
She is grandniace of Jefferson Davis.
late president of the Southern Confed.
eracy."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
NO MATINEE
WILTON LACKAYE WILL APPEAR
AT ONLY ONE PERFORMAcEs
OF "THE PIT" IN FAIRMoNT,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. a..

On account of the long railroad jump
between Fairmont and Johustown. Pa,
where Wilton Laekaye appears in .sTh,
Pit" the day preceding his engagement
in Fairmont. ii mas been decided TO do
away with thu matinee as tine company
arrives there too late to give fun per-
formance with the necessary scenic en-
vironment at the matinee. The COM
pony leaves Joanstown at o'clock on
Wednesday morning on a special train
of four coaches and arrives at Fairmont
over the Pittsburg division at about
1890 a. m. After the arrival Of t7e
compa y it requires over seven noIrs 10,
get the stage in shape for tns big pro-
iuction. hence the necessity of calling
off III matinee.
II is said that number OF society
people from this city, Grafton, Nor
gantown and Warrington, aave secured
tickets for the nignt performance. and
the engagement OF Mr.. Lackaye prom
ises to be the society event Of the year
at Fairmont.
in wneeling where this attraetioa
plays at the Court Theatre day after
It's engagement in Fairmout. Il is sail
that almost the wnols capacity of tas
Wheeling Theatre aas already been sold.
For seats for Wilton Laclaye in w.
A. Bradg's production Of "Ths PITT al
Fsirnont next Wednesday. telephone o.
write 70 J. Z. Powell, Fairmout. Ont.
Of tewn orders WI be given special al.
tention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
AGED FATHER OF WILLARD F.
BARTLETT DIES SUDDENLY AND
ALONE IN SHEEP BARN.
WENT AN HOUR PRIOR TO FINDING
OF BODY TO FEED AND ATTEND
THE FLOCK OF SHEEP.
Deceased Was One of Harrison county's
Most Honorable, Upright and Ussfut
citizens-Funeral Occurred AT Glen
Falls and Burial Was in Family
Cemetery.

Sylvester n. Bartlett, an aged AMI re-
spected farmer residing in the Bartlett
settlement, two and one half miles nort',
Of the city, was found dead in his sheep
barn at four o'clock saturday evening.
whittier he went an hour previous TO at.
tend his sheep. George Sees, farm
hand in mis- employ, discovered MIN "
ling dead on mis- back with bundle Of
hay in one arm
Mr.. Bartlstt was in mis- seventy.
seventh year. He was born in May.
1898, in the same section of tine county.
waere he died lie was son of Joan
B. and Pauline Waldo Bartlstt. VINO
came at an early day from Virginia and
settled in this county, The latter was
a cousin of Waldo p. and Nathan COT.
now deceased, prominent residents OF
the county in pionser days The parents
of the deceased reared large family.
but all nave passed away except V. r.
Bartlett, of Winfield, Kan, and Mrs.
Susan Green, widow of Richard Green.
of Glen Falls, brother and sister of tho
subject of this sketch.
The deceased was married to Mary
Lyon, sister of James NJ. Lyon, deceased,
and of the otaer members of tae family
of William Lyon, deceased. She died
two years ago. Born 10 them wers
Thurman and Millard F. Bartlett. Tn
former died four years ago. The lat
ter survives. -
Sylvester n. Bartlett was-a caartsc
member, WITH Judge Nathan Gofr. Mort
Lewis and a few Others surviving, Of
the knights of Honor. organized hero
thirty years or more ago. He was also
an active member of the Hepzibaa Bap-
tfst church more taan forty years. and
was an honorable, upright, industrious
and thrifty citizen, who commanded tac
highest esteem not only in his own
nsighborhood, but also wherever known.
The funeral. was conducted in the cl N
Falls Baptist camcds Monday y-afternoon
by Revs. L. Z. Peters and Robert n.
AfcDancl. of this city, IN the presence
of a concourse of sorrowing relatives,
neighbors and friends. Touching trib.
utes were paid TO the memory or the ,is.
ceased and warm words of sympathy
spoken for the consolation of tine b..
raft. Intermsnt occurred at the Bart
lett burial grounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
ANNIVERSARY
SERMON
PREACHED TO coLoRED KNIGHTS
OF PyTHIAS BY REV. ]. M.
BEANIE AT TRINITY ME.
CHURCH SUNDAY.

Anita Lo,ige No. 10. colorci knights
Of Pythias, fthis city. ATTENDED Trim.
i;y chapel. NJ. f. cauren. on B.n street
Sunday afternoon to Hston to taeir an
niversary s,rmon which was preached
by R'v. J. aL Bsane Taa local lodg.
was instituted nine years ago AMI Rev.
Beane in mis- evry able and eloquent ser.
mon. paid Just tribute to the good worI
tn order has accomplished in this SEC
iiou.
lie also. in very earnest and imprrs
siss manner. pointed out the Obligation
Of al good Knig.,ts to their God, thail
country. their order and taeir race. tn
losre turned out in goodly numbers an
their ereditable appearance arouse.
mnch favorable comment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
BASKET BALL
WILL BE PLAYED AT THE Y. NJ. C.
A. HERE TUESDAY NIGHT BY
HARRISBURG AND FAIRMoNT

One of tn finest games Of basket ball
ever played in Clarksburg will b. play
td Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock AT
the Y. NJ G 4 rooms Fairmont will
be the opposing team ami on account Of
the good natured rivalry existing be
tween the teams for the basket ball
championship, thr game win certainly
be not one. the game will be so ar
ranged that any one desiring to 60 to the
Y. VI. G. A. lecture course at tn
opera house, or any other place, can do
so without being late The admission
for the game win be 25 cents and every
one Is invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
GOVERNOR NAMES JACOBS.

Governor White aas appointed Judge
Thomas p Jacobs, Of New Martinsviile.
to sit with Hon G. Wool Daily. Of FL.
kins. and G. P. Dorr Of Webster Springs
on the nearing Of tae contest proceal.
ings instituted by John b. Morrison
against ]. VI. Mcw-hortrr Morrison. as
oas been stated nerstofore, named Dorr,
while Mr.. Mewhorter selected Mr.. Daily.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
FOR A CONSIDERATION OF THIRTY
DOLLARS IN CASH PAID, OR FIVE
DOLLARS APIECE.
HE SECURED THE MONEY AND
THEN LEFT FOR PARTS UN-
KNOWN, LEAVING THE WIFE.
When vendees Went To Claim Their
Purchase There Was Hot Tina in
Little Italy-Trade the Result of
Squabble of nl-Natured Italian
Couple.

An Italian miner at tae Phoenix coal
mines, west Of tha city. selling mis- young
wifs to six other Italian miners for
thirty dollars in cash, or five dollars
apiece, Is the latest sensation in the
local news market Tne bargain was
successfully transactsi by the seven
men, but when the purchasers cam to
claim the Young wife sne strenuously
objected TO tie polynndric consummation
anj. to u.s. a eolloquial expression, there
was not time in tae mining settle
ment OF Pnoenixville for a wnile. The
six would.be husbands are yet single
and the poor wife is also in the sem
fix for ner husband left tais section Of
the country for parts unknown with the
thirty dollars in casn. tne purchase
money for his wife.
About six months ago tae Italian
miner. VINO mas an unpronouneeable
name, married young italian woman
in an eastern city and went to Phoenix
vile to work in the mines there. accord
ing to the story which is given the
Telegram as authentic. From the very
first the couple al not enjoy eomubial
tranquility and happiness for they were
I continually auarreling and fgnting
Things kept on for awhile until tna hus'
band resorted to tne method of drown-
Ing MS domestic troubles n tae s,a Of
lssoze as is usually tha G .e;in such in.
stances After the ausbrsd had gotten
a pretty good start on a series Of al
coaolic sprees and between marital
squabbles, the wife resorted to In,
booze method of forgetting acr troubles.
Then things besan to get hellisn in tac
matrimonial partnership and tne hu%
band decided to sell mis- wife and 90 TO
other climes and take another start in
life. The man bsrgnincd wita the
single minars in the camp with the re-
suit that he sold mis- wife TO six
ofstnem for the cash confederation OF
thirty dollars, casn in hand paid, the re-
cslpt whereof the vendor solemnly
acknowledged to the vcndoes befor,
taking MS hnsty departure.
When tine sextattc of would-b, rus-
bands interviewed their purchased prop
erty the wife started racket that made
IN previous domestic squabbl,s between
herself and her riShtful husband app sar.
AXE tae proverbial thirty cents. The
wronged wife il now living in single
s eiess'dness and the six men who paid
out tneir money for ner are swearing
awfnl vengeance on the departed nus.
band
Some of The miners at Phoenixville
who can understand English. say that
ilie wire said she wouldn't nave mindsl
ins bargain at all if the purchasers had
been good looking men hut they were
loo consarned ugly for her.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
RETURNS FROM UTAH.

Constable Guy Merritt returned Mon
day morning from a trip to Salt Lake
City. Utah. wnere ne looked after tae
appointment of a committee for his un-
Gle, Judge Samuel 4. Merritt. whose
mind became impaired as the result Of
being struck by n street ear Judge
Merritt formerly represented idaho in
cong7As- and is an * chief justice Of
Utaa. Guy was gone taree weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
SKIPPED LIVERY BILL
AND is ARRESTED HERE

Upon request of Jack Fleming. tae
Fairmont liveryman, Deputy Sheriff
Ionn NJ Knox arrested B. W. Griggs. at
Sedwick's livery stable Monday morn
ing for the purpose of holding him until
officers from Fairmont come after MIN.
He is wanted in Fairmont for an unpaid
livery bill.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
DEATH AT cHIEFToN.

AIRS. Rowena Breeden, colored, wife of
James Breeder. died at Chieftcn Satur.
Jay nigat at the ags Of twenty three
years. The funeral occurred Monday
aftrnoon burial being in tha Fittro cemr-
tery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
COAL CARS DERAuED

fns morning passenger train from
from Fairmcut was an hour lat, Mon
day morning. owing to some coal cars
having been Jsrailed Just tais side of
Fair1nont. Ts-Ie wns no injury TO per.
suns CONTESTED VITA the wreck,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
JACKSON HAs SMALL pnx.

Former United States Deputy Marshal
Dan R jackson. 50 wsll known in tais
section. Is at MS home at Kingwoo7
downs with bad case Of small Pox.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
EXPLOSION
In MINE
NEAR ST. cLAIRsvILLE, O., is RE-
PORTED WITH SEVERAL KILL
ED AND MANY HURT.

BY Associated Press.
WHEELING. W Va. Fsb2o-An
explosion in tle Providence mine. near
St. Clairsville, Ohio. is reported with
several killed and many hurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20
ARRESTED FOR RUNNING
sPEAKEASY AT PINNIcKINNIcK

Mi was arrest.d SATURDAY,
night at v home, house number ten,
Fiuniekinnick. on a warrant cdargin-
him with unIawfully ssalinv intoxicants
faere. His hearing VAS called before
Magistrate Gordon Monday aftsrnoos
but for sufficient r7ason it was con
tinned until FEB. "a He gave bond for
his appsarance iacq.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20

SERMON TO
PYTHIANS
is PREACHED BY DR.. ARBUTHNoT
WITH cLARKsBURG LODGE OUT
IN A BODY.
THE GOLDEN RULE is THE SUB.
JEcr OF THE VERY APPROPRIATE
DISCOURSE.

Synopsis of thu Sermon Shows 1t To BIZ
An Exposition Worthy Of the Deep
est Appreciation of All Hearing It,
and Pythians ARE Especially Well
Pleased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20

Georg, W. Bland is her, from West
Uniou on business,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-02-20

RF wison made business trir 70
salem Monday
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
BlBLTOTECA DE .LA DEMO NRACtA,
-lAhi

Ahl
Mir6me fhmente miro lu.go a dol trto
descadando les ragss eonclar penso
Il Psrece querido vecno. cd di6 ell almiraote sgando
los dsdos eubIete que oada ds g1s usted mas vida
del cAmpo BtAvo Sin embargo u intsnc6n de usd ssrk
olvdarse complete do Paris iVsrisd N, h coussjsraa
usted que 10 hcess S, b, dichl to-. Go
dar de Vi etumbrs hay proceder poqnto
grades Creo qas necso dcr ustAd e1ano sprusba
sHs6n dc que parcpo absouto Pero ustsd
sso6to neofto dsbe voos Verdad m
qnerido eurai
En- cullquer otrA boca estas ausiones mi aHc 6n Ell
hubsran psrecdo simple chsux tatndole
do hombre sincere serio, len&ronms de eapor
sin embargo tsn. que lIsgar a. Unite del asombro.
Sin duda st6or almirants Gin duda.. Ksspondi vagA
e. arc prosiga6 eI almirante qua ell dsgosto pot los
psesres 10 aspiration do aegrias ver1aisr h,yA
arraigado prof ,abs de h eiad de ustd
que hat mi override vs,onds c,mpssso All
fsstkrsee dslans del ss6er dchoy aucA waltz
On piela uventud las atsradu u4t1
como maoh1s ss pasionas de 10, veian a6M
No pudo eontener una Igsrs sxaAmlel6a
-lNe, mol Prosigu6 sl amra1s intsttu pisa 10
IN gesto No trae usted de dsnnur IL in de-
mosa rssoIsc6n, mi quer1o vssna h sido hnssa en- N
principles de debe haberms spsdo ala fs rsgo
On Hn 10 cue heho tl Fue nscssso para eo qus
Ia edaa hsiea ntr primstos dolores ormsras
amsrgura Ca fn he snido vsor mseito
ussd, 90 Ia verdad.
En aousl momento tsrmu6ls parda ds trorac. 81 cus
rer6se diacreamsnts Ma leyanS para ludae Caando
liz slmirants hiso eha de voVeta sentlrns sn.
rotto sonrsnt continental anmaba para que le
expuese clramenta A ohto de mi presenca Pso gran
sorpresa psrts alrga6 otoensns dsspuss de
o0arle que cumpmentan = lac sshora' san del salon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

Auochs empez6 IL investigation
aobre las denuncias presentsdss con
ira 81 alcaide de 10 carcel do San Juan,
sefior Bsrrfos. DsclArsron divsrsss
personals. El alcaide c5ntin6a en- su
puesto hasta shors, y, pudiera ser que
eierciese presi6n en- los confiuados que
faltsn por declarsr.
No perdsremos dc vista este asun
to.
--Esta maflana 50 han presonta 10
contra el asentista de la plaza del
Mereado don jose Miro, dos denun
cias por sacrifoar siets cerdos dela
propiedad de don Francisco Roirfguez
don Jaime Vale y don Juan Araujo.
Dichss denuncias fusron formula-
das por infringir el deaunc ado Il or
denanza de 10 Junta Superior de S.
nidad, sobre Ia matanzs do csrdos.
Ell Dspuratlvo Ruso Makharoff,
oura positiv vamsnts las afssclonss del
|hfgsdo, erdpclones, manchss eals Ca
ra, pssAs, caspA L. ttha, gristas en-
los pies J manos J toda clase do ma
nifestxciones hsrp6ticas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

Aver una brigada &c operarios
% ooupaba en- desye,b,r la txplanadA
del muelle.
-DESPUES de probar todos los
enganosos remedies que 20 anuncian
90 cuando mas 10 sgradece 10 e6cacia
RADICAL del Digestive Moiarriets,
cuya superioridsd esta universalmente
conGrmada para curar las enfermeda-
des del est6msgo.
Curaciones desesperadAs On perso.
mas bien oonocidas, que 10 tomaron
durante tres msses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuche
produce mslor efecto que una docena
dc frascos de cualquier otro remedio,
porQue ademas de ser el Gnico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago J
del intestine, sin eDganosa aoci6n
calmante, 90 Digestive y Purifcador
de los alimentos.
Sc dsbe exigir que cada hostia
,enga grabado el nombre Digeativo
Mojarrieta.
De venta on las farmacias de los
ssfiores M. Blanco y Cs, Ramon Alma
zan, y Fldel Guillermsty do San Juan
l(Puerto Rico); enlas principal 80 dro-
guerias de Europa y America. Dep6-
TO On Paris, ruedes II Hauprie,tss. 4.
Anoche pi omovi6 un csc ndalo
Contin,ia On la pdgiaa 81