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Evening journal., 1905-02-04

A special day is being arranged for
Kingswood the 18th Of February. and they
have fortunately secured the services OF
the Rev. John Krantz, OF New York A
special program Of music is being pro-
vided.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

Heavy Fine Imposed on John cusksr.
John cusker was arrested by Patrolman
Harry Hawke in Clayton street below
Lancaster avenue last evening for acting
disorderly and in City Court this morning
was fined $50 and costs. He pleaded drunk
enness as the cause for his offense, but
the court refused to entertain the plea.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Basketball Game Tonight.

The High. School basketball team will
play La sale College, of Philadelphia.
tonight at the old Y. NJ. c. A. rooms in
this city. Both clubs have beaten some
of the fastest teams of Philadelphia
and good game is expected.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Or. Fahsy's Condition Improving.

The condition of DR.. John c. Fahey,
who was operated on yesterday for an
abscess in the throat, is improving.
His ultimate recovery is now confident
lly expected.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Rummaee Sale.

Mrs. j. A. Dockety and Mrs. Marklay
are holding a rummage sale today at No.
613 King street and win continue for one
week. The proceeds are for the benefit Of
the mortgage fund Of Brandywine NJ. E.
Church.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Lost Valuable Gold Fish.

Owing to the cold weather a valuable
gold fish owned by Miss NJ. IS,
OF No. Inc street, froze TO death in
an aquarium last night.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
PHYSICIAN SERIOUSLY ACCUSED
Or. John A. Parm and John Vaiey
Were Taken into Custody.

Charged with committing a criminal op-
Grafton. DR.. John A. Parm and John
Whey, both colored, were arrested by
state Detectives Francis and Ratledge
this afternoon. They will be given a hear
ing before Magistrate Hollis. Or. Parm
is charged with having performed the
operation.
The victim is also coiored. but her
name could not be learned.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
commissioner MeIvin III..

Street and Sewer Commissioner Thomas
NJ. Melvin is i'll with the grip.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
SPECIAL COUNSEL
FOR 70 YEARS
George H. Bates Represented
Delaware in Boundary Dis
pute Since 1885
SHORT HISTORY OF FAMOUS CASE

George H. Bates. special counsel for
Delaware In the boundary dispute between
this State and New Jersey. has been con-
nocted with the case In that capacity for
twenty years. Mr.. Bates now lives in
Philadelphia but is a Delawaroan and
lived in Wilmington practically all Of his
life.Sup until ten years ago. He is we'll
suited for such case as he knows a
great deal about Delaware's history and
takes an interest in all matters pertain
ing to the early days OF the Diamond
state. 1t has been Mr. Bates principally
who has hunted up the many historical
documents now IN evidence, which has
been no small task. Several days ago he
jokingly remarked that he was thinking
OF writing history OF Delaware when ne
gets through with the case. as he now
has large amount OF data which could
bo used for that purpose.
Mr.. Bates was appointed special counsel
by Governor Stockley In 1886. When New
Jersey first brought up the dispute in 1877
the late Thomas +. Bayard was appoint
ed special counsel for Delaware. Mr.. Bay
ard resigned when he was appointed Sec
retary Of State IN President Cleveland's
Cabinet and II was then that Mr.. Bates
with Judge George Gray was appointed.
Judge Gray resigned when he went on the
bench and since then Mr.. Bates has been
the only special counsel for this State,
but has been assisted by the various at
torney-generals.
Attorney Generals Who Have Helped
Those who have held the onioe OF At
tornay-General and assisted Mr.. Bates
during the twenty years were John II
Paynter. John r. Nicholson, the present
chancellor; John Biggs, Robert c. White
Herbert IL. Ward and now Robert a.
Richards. There have also been several
different attorney-generals of New Jersey
who have opposed him during that time.
Judge Howard Hayes for many year,
was the special counsel for New Jersey IL
the case and at his death Chauncey C
Parker succeeded him.
For number Of years there was prac
tically nothing done with the case bu
eSFiy in 1908 the present chief justice o
the supreme Court OF the United States
said the case had slumbered long enough
and some disposition must be made OF II
He appointed Francis Rawle, OF Philadel
phia commissioner to take testimony an
since then active proceedings have bee
going on.
! Under an order Of the Supreme Cour
I the time for taking testimony will clos
) on June ] Of this year and until Novembe
! is allowed for the arguments upon the lay
and facts. Commissioner Rawle has un
I'll March 1, Of next year TO submit hi
finding TO the Supreme Court II neithe
side takes exceptions st will be approve
by the court, but should exceptions b
made evidence will then have to be pre-
sented 10 the court
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD.

LOST-On Tuesday, Fox Terrier,
Suitable reward if returned to No.
701 Adams st. CIT
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Cause Of Dispute.

The principal cause OF the dispute has
been over fishing rights The fishing laws
Of the two States are different and conse-
quently on several occasions there were
arrests which kept up the dispute. Della
ware has always claimed that she owns
all within the twelve mile circuit or to
the low lands OF New Jersey. There are
times when II is unlawful TO catch certain
fish under the New Jersey laws and at
the time OF the year under the Delaware
laws Il is legal 20 catch the same fish,
This II is said has brought about great
deal of tho trouble.
During the last two years Mr.. Bates has
given nearly all OF his time 10 the col
lecting Of evidence. To do this II was
necessary to make an accurate study OF
the colonial history Of New York. New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
This had 10 be done from the original
documents which we're secured in Lon
don, Eng, Albany and New York. N. y.
Newark and Trenton. N. j.; Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Wilmington. Dover and
Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
THE WEATHER

On Sunday partly cloudy
weather and slightly higher
temperature will prevail. Mon
day generally fair.
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also o most enthusiastic student Of
pedigree. -. d, +, ... II. j.
Mss. Ferguson was niece OF the
late Price MoGrath, aud before her
marriage lived at McGrathiana with
that famous turfman. Sho was hia
tavorite niece and managed his estate
Tor him in his latter days. II wsa
whils at MoGrsthiana that ahe 40.
quired the fondness for thoroughbred
horses which has made her one OF tho
worlds greatest horsswcmen.
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Scranton--F. E. Hodges.
Charleston Port Society-P. 4. Muir
Nv. chaplain.

-. Columbia District.
J. S. Beasley, P. e.
Aiken--W. J. Snyder.
Batesburg-E. IT. Hodges.
Columbia, Washington ST.. w.
Daniel.
Columbia, Main street--W. I. Her.
bert.
Columbia, Green street.-D. r. Tur-
nipseed.
Columbia, Granby--J. I. Spinks.
Columbia, Brookland-To be sup
pfied by !. N. Stone.
Columbia, Edgewood-C.- =. Peele
Edgefield-Marvin Auld.
Fairfleld-W. W. Williams.
Gilbert-To be supplied by J. r.
Ipabnet.
Graniteville-J. w. Neeley.
Johnston-J. w. Ariai.
Leesville-- M. NJ. Brabham.
Lexington-A. s. Leslie.
Lexington ForlZ-Es4. II. Punaer.
North Augusta-H. J. Cauthen.
Ridgeway-O. N. Rountree.
Wagner-To be supplied by J. C..
Holley.
Warrensv!lle--J. r. r. Major.
Wateree-To he supplied by w. D.
Patrick.
Columbia College--W. W. Daniel,
president, S. H. Zimmerman, agent.
Paine College-Geo. W. Walker,
president.
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APPOINTMENTS Made
WHERE METHODIST PREACHERS
.., GO NEXT YEAR.
CHANGES THAT AEfECT ANDERSON

Rev. r. S. Truesdale for St. John !;
Rev. w. e. WIasIns for West End
Some New Dlssricta Have Been Gre,
ated.
Spartanburg. Dec. 19.--Following
arc the appointments OF the South Car
olina conference for the ensuing year:
Sparsanhura District.
J. w. Kilgo, p. e.
Belmont.-E. Y. James.
Blacksburg--C. G. Derrick.
Buffalo and East Union--L. E. Wig.
gins. +.."
Clifton and Cowpens--J. L. Harley.
Cherokee--E, nj. Robertson.
Campobello-J. T. Fowler.
Enoree-J. w. Shell.
Gaffney, Buford streets. B. Har-
per. ..:,:.'.
Gaffney, Limestone street-To be
supplied by H. L. Powell.
Gaffney circuit-J. B. Wilson.
Jonesville-D. T.. Camack.
Kelton-To be supplied by J. G..
Farr. ..t. .. -.
Pacolet circuit-E. w. Mason.
Refdville-T. J. White.
Santuo-T. 3. Owen.
,partanburg, Central-W. A. Mas
sebeau.
Spartanburg, Bethei and Glendale
y. WHEELER. -
spartanburg, Duncan and saxon
Peter Stokes. -"
Spartsnburg city mission--To be
supplied by w. II. Polk.
Union, Grace-D. M. Mcleod.
Union, Green street--W. M. Owings.
Conference Secretary Of Education
j. w. Kilgo. ~
Financial Agent Wofford College
r. a. Child. .... r,
Southern Christian Advocate-3. a..
Nettles, G. H. Waddei, editors.. II
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NH % secure the biggest crops Of corn,
lS&&4 fertilizers must be used liberallv.
Apply at least 500 pounds to the acre-with
81 per cent nitrogen, per cent. available
Phosphoric acid, and per cent. PorAsH.
PorAsH is important factor III corn
culture. Our practical books for farmers are
yours for the asking-no cost or obligation
OF any sort, and vast fund Of invaluable
information in them.
vvk o, v Address Address onRnA' WORKS. a.
' W "A' 1885, anu iFeas B. F. MAULD12s.
A. g. FARMER, Secretary.
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Sumter District.
n. n. Rrowne p r.

Sumter District. AZ
=. -. II. B. Browne, P. =. 49,. =
Bethany-W. p. Way.
Bishopville-D. Arthur Phillips.
Camden--C. G. Herbert.
Heath Springs-Dayid Hucks.
Jo.dan--S. D. Bailey. -.--..
Kershaw-A, o. Jeffcoat.
Lynchbnrg-S. o. Cantey.
Manning-A. N. Brunson. "
New Z1on--L. l.. Redenbaugh. =,
,Oswego-E. X. Moore
Pinewoods-L. L. Inahnet. -.
Proyidence-E. F. Scroggfns. -"
Richland-C. 8. Fielder. .-..,
Sautee--J. G.. Tongue.
st. Johns and Rembert-S. II. Booth.
Sumter, First Church and Magnolia
F. Kilgo, J. P. Inabnet.
Z Assistant Sunday school Editor--L.
F. Beatty. -. II. ~. ~. -. .-.>> Il. =:
! Conference missionary Secretary
P. F. Kilgo. -: >..>.+~..:..: - :. ..~s.:. ...1
81, ,I.::;,;c Transferred. T.. ! :
To North Alabama Conf5Te1ce-j.
A. Duncan, ~. = -.
To Tennessee Couference-W- r
z1st.sehhaEdson. ,s,.::.,.. r. =. -;
To North Carolina Conference-P.
4. kirton. !. :l:.;.. :. !. -. y, IL: .
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Cokesbury DistrIct.

Cokesbury DistrIet.
w. T. Duncan, P. Il.
Abbevllle-P. B. Wells.
Butler-Foster Speer.
Cokesbury-S. d. Vaughan.
Greenwood-M. b. Kelly.
Greenwood and Abbe7ille Mills-J.
n. Lawson.
Kinards-To te supplied by J. r.
Miller.
Newberry. Central-B. NJ. Grier.
Newberry, O1Ieal street and Mollo.
hon---J. B. KIlgore.
Newherry CircG,t-:A H. Best.
+ EsnetJ-SiA-A. j. Cauthen.
Parkersvflle-J. A. Peeler.
. Phoenix-J. r. Copeland.
Frincetor-W. e. Barre.
Prosperit.7-H. WI Whitaker.
F Saluda--R. w. Humphreys.
Verdery-O. l.. Durant.
Waterloo-J. L. Ray.
,Whitmire-J. N. Ispm.
President Lander College,. O
Wilson.
Student Vanderbilt Universlty-J
H.. Graves.
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Andersen, District.

:; ,;;f!5s =; III AefDerL jones' -. ~.
Anderson, st. tohn-R. s.. Trues.
dale. 5E, ;.. Z
Anderson, West End-W. 3. Wig,
gins. Ss# +. &. :: i ~
anderson, Orrville--S. r. Creech. !
( Antrevllle c. Il. Nc Cain. i. 5I..% 4. 8!
DonaI Ids--J. 3. Beard. s..s4.j .:
81 Lpwnd desYilleR r. w. Barber. $9 %.::% !: !.
q Cormick-. 4. Mccain. u .St.s So
81 Mt. Carmel--R.sC g, Boulware. s: s: n: ::t
i Pelzera. q. Edwards. VI $.j: !; " !:{%s *; I
81 Pend dleton-S. Nv. Henry. e. ::t 2..z: !:
StarrJ. w: Bailey. ;;:' 5::l Z :::E &.E:
s. Seneca Circult--O. M. Abney. =:'s;: s.
=. ] Toanyiile Il. Lewis. n NJ; *
Walhali s.. Jones. b Il ;}s,s ;,$s::55,.-=
,55E Westminst g. r. Harmon, Jr. =
sTtlliAmston Circait--To be supplied,
& WILLIAMSON and Belton--J. w. Ell;
lsinst .i3$ 8 ;;s: : M * # !
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oranaeburg District.
= M. Dargail, r.. e. 4

-. q.
.@i M. Darga1, r. e. ,l l''::.%>
Bambe :g-R. L. Holroyd. :. ~: s.: s....'. !.
/. Branchville--E. H. Reckham. +:
:: CameIpn-A, c.: Walker. p, / 3 Il.
Denmarks-J. 3. ,TrayWick.
Edisto--G. W, Davis. l.. ....=...i III Il
Ille.e=s s. s. E. E zsasaztiIv .ssaaosaz tiI.v. ~ u. =
Eort Motte--W. l.. Gault. Rie. =.
tLangley-C. M. Pseler.. :::.5. ::.;..,. !. !, :.
( Norway--J. A. Graham. - >.: >:.
Orangebthrg, st. Faul--L. P, NC
Ghees " :i%5, ~ = s IL H. .,..s1 ..s $500
~ Orangeburg Mills-To be supplied
by +. x. Knowles. II. h. i: :..z s.s;; !, T.
ls Orangeburg Circuit--A. b. Watson.
4 Orang5N. +. Dukes. a -.i ..:=s:.. :: :.
s. Rowesv1lle- G. Owen. iSt ~ 4 J..
.S Springfi eid-J. L. Tyler. = .= T: :.
81 st. Mathews--J. g. MAJ ! -sy. =. z:.s:..
s SWansea--G. w; Dukes, ,r"*:< s., :. :
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The Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Co.,
BUYERS AND SELLERS OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BONDS.
C. CUMMINGS, Sales Dept,

our facilities tor handling your property perfect as
we axe large advertisers all the country sht ROW
we are having considerable inquiry this and a
Counties and owners Of farm lands in tho Piedmont
section who wish dispose property m nd shas
we arc In position to make quick satisfactory sales
NOW is the time to List your property with u.s. ana We
WILL proceed at once t. give attention properties en-
trusted to u.s..
Address all Communications to T. G. Cummings sa2en
Department. ...'
(lAnERs0R REhA} FeTATF q lnvEeTRaEHr rnRRpagV
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sxss, in the; fiscal years 1906
md 1901 sill paySi $500, 900 5iso Com.
fedafass sstefsp Z. 4 ssor 4 pens nsions. be.!
|sidss axpsnd dioe sl lbl, tss Tor ING sup. 5.
port os ths Conf. detate hone. ST. st
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rs: s, Marion I District. 81.
. E.:p.::W' Watson, p E.

- ,tS; =i,5i ~ Marion? OlHfrtct. -.
jl:+ E.. q. o.. Watson, r. E. II. /; }$'
/ 8 Blenheim--W:: s. Martin. ! !. ,2.ii':...
Briton's% Neck-Tp be supplied. BY
s. 81. Mcconnell! y = :. :. = 5F:,.,E
Brownsyille--W. NJ Hardin.
Bucksville---H. l.. Singleton. o., g..
+ Century-W: A. Belts. - j., t:E@ <. ~
=conway-E, S,;,l, :. i5,;,sy ait.: aE': Il. IS 4
# Conway .Circ,iit-J: g. Davis. =
Dillon-J. D., Crout. ;:...s - -, ~ .
II Gallivant--J. N. Wright. - !
$E Latta-J. H.: Thacker. GG1i FIR !, !.
s lLatta Circuit--W. r. Baker. = 49,,
Little Rock-G. @. Leonard. = ! :.= =.
3 Loris-Tn be supplied by T. W: God
bold. t =: !, <= y
p Marion.-J. A. Clifton. = -, -, =, -.
Z Marion Circuit-G. p. Perry. -: r.
=. Mullins-T.' c. O.DeM. .-~i T. >:....s:
4 Mullins Circu1t--Doye Tiller. -.
i;< North Mullins Circuit. II. Rush
ton. I'M. Rogers. +; &, ,.,*
81 Waccamaw-To be supplied by: Al
len; Mcfarland. ..:' - =: =; -: .s.:.
&, %*3'.: So: Rock HII District. ~. -.
s. s3i;$ IS Z n. 81. Stackhouse. p. q. T.
q Blackstock-J.< III. Nolapd. =: : n
>: Chester, Rethel--M. Il. Banks. :
Chester Circuit. M. Friday. .>.
:: East Chester-~C. r Carter.
a East Iiancaster--P. B. Ingraham.'
! Fort. Mill. G. Chandler. i. =, y. =
! s Hickory Grove-J. c. Counts. '..-
"a Lancaster-R. r., Turnlpseed. =.
Lancaster Circuit s. Henry, !,
%i Lancaster, Mills--.W. a.: Beckhanl.
Lando and Chester Mills-To be sup
piled by r. A. Rouse. - - j.;
:: North Rock Hill-W. G. Winn.
81 t9toI, hr,rcr-..yf7 { frksxy
Rock Hill, st, J, Johns.-w.' B. Dun.
can. Il ~ 8; 81 -. :,:..,
S3 Rock Hill Circuit-W. H. Arial.
& Van Wyck---R, q. Sharpe. e..
Wtnnsb sboro-Henry Stokes. y
~ { Z foThviiie--J. II. Stokes. I -. i, "a,
IS Turk Circuit 70 g. Ss supplied i;. !.
K Hardin, n :. !. l.; :; ~
3; JohnAo iile- TO. be- supplied BY D:
a. C1r,Grl sEi s 4 :., q. sI
ls*s d - ~ xs M q III e .A. IN .,:%.,%: t,::<I
sNSSENs ~ 4 .
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6reenvliIe District.

=! GreenvtlIe District. ...s.:,:,
Clinton-~W. H. Hodges. :..&;.:.-.
Easley Cifcuit--R. M. DuBose.
Fountain inn--D. p. Boyd. .,..-,
Greenville, Buncombe street-W. N.
Duncan. ~. =, .:. Z .., I. -. :.
Greenville. st. Pauf-W. Il. Wiggins.
Gfeenville, Hampton ayenue-A., q.
Driggefs. = ~ < y, !, :
EGreenville Mills--N. G.. Baiienger.
.Greenyille Circuit-D. D. Jones, r.
r. Doyle. y$;@.: $;;@:.: =: 8 .*l II i :
Greer-C. B. Burns. .s., .:i: ~ =. /
Laurens, First Church-.-M. w. Hook.
Laurans; Circuit--To be supplied by
w. G.: Kelly. .s.. - > T. :.
North Laurens-J. F. Anderson. - i,
/; North PicKens-J. r.. AtaWay. -.
Pickens-R. 3, Bryant. S>:,>,> J.. :.
E: Piadmont-S.! T. .Blackman, .,.:..
Travellers Rest-To be supplied, by
"A. a. Merritt. :: .>'-: : II T.. 4. *
Victor and Batesville-J, G.. Hug.
gin. 8 E.>% .,15.: - Y.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES are now n eaxe MI F],sa a7n,
Er full information to rates. routes aeuaha
esalwsy Ticket Agent, =Ey.,: . =.
B. W. HUNT, Dvsion Passenger Agent, CharlestoD, q C.
BROOKS MORGAN Asat. Gen Pas Agent Atlanta Ga 4"
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Fiorsnce District.
.:.... ". P. Meadors, p. z.
Bennettsville-T. g. Morris.
Bennettsville Circuit-A. T.. Dunlap.
BrightsviIle-E. M. McKissick.
Cartersville--'To be supplied by J.
e. Taylor. -. 49,.
Cheraw-B. G. Murphy. 49,.
Cheraw Circuit--To be supplied by
+. N. Hook. =. .
= Chesterfleld-J. J. Stevenson. :
Clyde-John Manning. .,'
Darlington. Trinity and Epworth--
). G. Roper. ....
Darlington Circuit---N. B. Clarkson.
Florence-J. G.. Beckwith. ..-,. !.
" Hartsville--B. J. Guess. .@
Jeffersou-To be supplied by s. M.
Jones. ..."t IA 49,. ...'..
:: Lamar-77A, r. Phillips. !.
1 Liberty-T. r. Gibson. :.
MeColl Miils--To be supplied by D.
II. Everett. - .t'..:<.. ~. H. -.
South Florence-To be supplied by
w. G. Gleaton. -. :. F..
Timmonsville-J. B. Weldon. -.
Marlboro. l.. Mul1fnty=
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I; i
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UpAzcelled Dining Car Service. *.> s.. .:==
.; Through Pullman sleeping;cars o. all Trains.
xt* 49, Convenient Schedules o. all Local Trains
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FRED BROWN and Treas r. r MAurnr- 1,oo p-.,.o
A g. FARMER, Secretary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-23
COAGRESO En- BERLIN

En B srlin ACADIA de ser recorda1o
y celebrado el descubrlmlento dc los
rayos Rontgan, por medic de un Con-
gres0 al que Sc invite 4 concurrir &
los que en- t)dts parties del mando ha.
cen splicaciones m6dicas de dichos
rayos
Al propio tempo SO ha organiza.
do una curiosa Exposici6a de los apa
ratoa que Sc utiiizaa para la produc
ci6n empleo de los rsyoa \: entire
los expuestoa lguraban los m isfecIen.
tes peri ceionados.
Contrlbufl q dar mayor Interes 4
10 Ex ,oslci6n el exhlbirse on ella, por
todos los medios grAicos, una varie.
dad numerosfslma de casos clfnicos
muchos de ellos sumamarts comolica.
dos y diffciles tratados por los rayos
Roentgan Medlant, fotograffas, di
buios dgnras de relieve indlc&base
la march2 de la enterme lad, desde 81
oriacipio al tin del tratam euh. E.ta
Exposition ht resullsdo notabilf.ima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-23
DESDE MAYAGUEz
Proyecto de un partido obre-
70. la Junta escOIar Y
los maestrOs.
ACTITUD CENSURADA
Nombramiento aplaudido. -
General Tejera. " ariedad
de espectaculos.

Asegirsse que entire los deleg ados
al tsrcer Congreso Obrero que acutual-
msnte se celebra en- esta ciudad, sgfta.
90 la idea de formar un partldo con
elementos de Ia clase trabsiadora de
Puerto Rico.
-En carta publica que dirige &
nuestro est'mado colega La '0z de Ia
Patria don Mariana Rlera Palmer,
presidente de la Junta Escolar, dice
que esta SO halla cohibida de atender
d la petici6n de los profesores de la
localidad, quienes solicitaron de la
Junts el importe de los aiquileres de
sus casas habilaoionss, durante los
mesea de vacaci6n.
-EXiste profu1do descontento On.
ire los contriblyentes de este t6rmino
municipal, por la actitud de los tasa-
dores de la propiedad J por Ia ind fs
rencia con que son acogldas en- oil de-
partam snto de Tesorerfa las reltera.
das uelas de las rictinadS.
--Es muy apiaudid0 On esta
sociedad oil nombramienso de don
Ramon Q li1ones, para Fiscal de la
Cort9 de Arecibo.
oSe encuentra aqui desde hac Q
diaF, el general domln. .ca1o, doa Luis
Teiera.
La Junta Escolar tom6 el acuer-
do dltimament5 de aum3ntar q los
maestros las asigaaciones para casas
escuelas, consignando para clio una
partida On el presupuesto.
Sc apiaude ekta meoida.
--Es muy censura Ia aqul Ia acti.
tud del alcalde VaIdivlesU, de Ponce,
creando con sus intransigencias una
sitaaci0n insostenible.
-Ha llegado una compafita aero.
batica. DAra varias funolones.
Sc prepara, y para edo hay mu
CuO oAtuolaslnVi una Stra CAuposbTe
por los alumuos de la es ;uela R3Sa,
de Ia localidad.
-PJr falta lie dlversiones, no nos
quej aremos. Nos ha visltado el Sc
nor Mulet, dutli) do un magollieo ci-
nemat6grafo. TAmbien SO Anuncla la
vanidn de la Slciadal ART 1kicn do
San Juan. Con- este tsndremos W
r.edad de espectAculos.
Del L al ~ del mss en- curso,
80 regtstrsron en- la ciudad y ds IN
clones por distlntas enfermsd ades,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-23
FL BOARD Of TRADE

Seglln atenta inyitaci6n que Sc nos
dIrige, a Junlt de Comercio : Boa0i
q tfad, celehrara session ell microbes.
y de Junio, las cuatro de la tarde.
en- el Banco Agrfcola, para adoptar
los Estatutos y reglamentos prepara-
dos por la Comisi6n nombrada en- Ia
asamblea que Sc celebr0 ell Is del co
rriente.
FL secretario, Mr.. II. L. Moore
dice en- su carta que eel entusfasmo
crece todos los dias 4 medida que los
fines del moyim.ento son mejor como.
cidos.s Esto es 10 que nosotros no
yemos con claridad Al eontrario, no
podemos encontrar todayia ningin
entusiasta ~ M3rimteato. fuera de lbs
que desde ciertas altaras lie dan i'm
pulsos,