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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
REAL SECRET OF
GAS WORKS EVILS
titv,s Failure to Provide Neccs-
sary Funds for Development
Of the Plant.
,lcoMM ENDATloNs IGNORED
Efforts of Superintendent to Sc
cure Needed Improvements
Rarely Successful.

Wli.s the Richmond public continues to
s.nd Ior;h tor reflection III the Bruce re-
Shsi revealing grave and even alarming
ntii,lpns in, the city lighting depart
ines,t il is more and more the disposition
cI those in close touch With the sltua-
lion 10 so beyond the appearances that
nave called forth the criticism, and 10
seek out the real and original source OF
the difficulties that have ensnared the
works.
The inquiry that has produced the
Bruce report and that Will within the
next two or three weeks bring forth
series OF recommendations from the
Committee on Investigation itself, was be-
gun by the City Council, aud the result
thus s&- hiss been simply an Indictment
ek that at1y fe. q short-s:sried policy
al scaasn.S z11o sintins practically TO neg
saGe. I, h!s rscEArs the sxpszs. watte he
diss.1t:tI.r t:s+,:lErsG the MEASUREMENT OF
lia pQfS.s - - :eg-u;@s6t2- cs>1scts nltous
siti % sa75s ss.tvx,. zas SSis "a zls eSsI Of
iila Ioiilf-S l,is51c<G ;S1- xa.1s D. ccGcSived
II ia q seE-.,ss Il .ssrtsGs Ss5s>,;s and
strarlfe lacses cG cuETEa1,Gs etSSl2ssS iads-
;sit.tit. THIS ertacnsz1 sas 1-aEacei1isrt
rssarlns. I.Itt zztresses IL asE1ty 10 DIS |
pr1rs All vhtta l@s -erlJ Is rs42s p-s-
fis,si TIE rsrlsi.c, :, St-cCt. ta1rEsss, LIS
st.saen,sed. Judgment ucs1 TIE "csesc /
side ca1 De heard SET atsss-,-s11Iess Ill
ttat ne szrsre SKID 1s,,c this -eeIE-s. :.
= -ecaltas. et,i.- ssIrzcs es n1anasss-ssie- ars
s1,.t.aa1s &c Ia operation cs aaT Flaa-.
4 rz,-nE:ipnI er c1s,ecx&sss. .has Cay se
sgesdler reE1ef:5se IT 3 ct.,rss q. Eraa-
ayers, Wat * -Gc-e <,srtoCs as striking
to the roo.- Is ire contamination Of the
Systsr-, {-Ssry rr-t.a- ztf,r ~ rr1ts rs -s-s
y good or bad could cgeraTs WITH any great
degree OF freedom or satisfaction And
here is the crtt1 and o. this point it is
1 that the Council itself enters for iss share
of blame, which hsp1snS 10 bs the major
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RAILROADS.
A4ao,,. @zs Scenic Route.
EH1&1ytfk3 $&l t!,s
h5u?Es The West.
2 Hours a nd Is Minutes to Norfolk

October 1-12o5
LEAVE INSTRUMENTATION
7:S A. M.-Daily-LocAi8 10 Newport News ana
300 A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Williams
aSs ronI Nj Ss X IT, s SSlro l2'l Is
A. NJ. Portsmouth ll:+o A. 81.
900 ?. y--special-Arr.ves Wiiliann.
sMlrE oG ~ Point "a fsy H. SsTi S s
H.. Portsnouth s:5 p. II. -
500 Z IMn1R2il }Jea4y E 1a HS;n'
7:so A. IAEoca iH to Clifton f forse; daily to
Gharlottesviile and week days beyond.
parlor Car 70 Stanton. Connects 1t
ern Locals. North and South; at staun.
400 F: :.paIiyAcais ParioT Car 70 Romeo.
Indianapolis and Chicago WITHOUT change.
Pullman service for Lou:svtlls and st.
s:15 f Isos'. pay,-noc., 10 cordousvll,.
lo:45 p; M.;.Daily-;Lmited-w Pullman s.;:
We wee r Tor Cincinnati. LouisYille. st. Louis
49, JAMES RIVER LINE.
s1Si1n p siS sss' Soa DAY. y9Fts
~, Rosneyl and Eamont.- Paror Car:
ol' kifNs Rk1R REy RIdHMoND F aeSson'
Norfolk and Old Point 1905 a: N. daily, ll:es
Ssxeorff Wv, ss 500 81 II ANY, Sa ana ,s,n 49,.
and 1850 p, NJ. daily; Main Line Local ~ F.
n. week days from stationa between Clifton
E9tss ea Ssy foM e Wssx
Days. d - 4
James River Line Local from clifton Fores
81 2 M daily: Gladstone Accom-. $40 A. N.
ii. "; FULLER. W. Q. wARTHES.
G. q, DOYLE. Gen'l, Manager.
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Total profits up to January
!, ly6'.t..,.,.-........... 9oo,V9o W
What Mr.. Morton SAYS.

i5.EA, Ae'"'''''' c~opN-o !"
What Mr.. Morton Says.
When eecn few days ago Mr. w. ",
Marion declined 10 indicate the attitude
OF the committee on investigation. Of
which he IL chairman. The committee, he
declared, Ia nov engaged In preparing its
report which viii effectively Set forth its
views, Mr. Morton refused In any way
to say what mig report would recom-
mend. He vas asked II II would call for
the sale OF the works or the continued
operation Of It by tho city under new
system, but only stated In reply that th1
committee would speak for itself at tho
proper time, He vas shown tho card OF
Mr.. Knowles attacking Mr.. Bruce.
II cannot al this time discuss the
statements OF Mr Knowles. said Mr..
Morton. THE report OF the committee
VIII deal With this entire matter.
would Ike 70 nay. however, that Mr..
Bruce Ia rccogntZed authority and all
expert Of high Standing, Wo had several
names under confederation and when we
nhowed the list 10 several. including Mr.,
Alton Miller, general manager OF the
CONSOLIDATED Gas Company OF baltimore.
they promptly ndvBcd us to get Mr,
Bruce. HorfoYcr we arc not relying en-
lirely upon sir. Bruce. Tho committee Is
trying to conhlder all sdcn and is con-
NuitlnX every murcs ~ IN command
We hhPh completed portion 0I our re-
port ana our action thus far flhs btsn
unanimous UPON every point considered
The report IN probably be complete he.
fore the December session OF The Council
and special meeting will be called, what
mi. report M be you VIII hnya 10 wall
ma sce ! Couldn't tell YOU u ! wanted
70 bsnngsH don't KNOW myself yet what
T. Hili bs"
1r hfpco ralHc ~ Tbs committee with
rnferfheF irDm William ~ Eradley,
Company, II AeW York; Alton Miller.
general mGnager of The Consolidated
Gas Company, ~ Baltimore; A,G Glas.
sbW, ~ iiWaphriea and flaakow, or
Ne~ Ymh rltY Nnorxe J. Roberts, chief
mlin'@t ~ tie United Gas Jmptpysincnt
cpmDanI VI fhladeIvhA. ana NJ 9,
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STEAM BOATS.
Dominion
. Steamship Co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leaye Richmond every evening (foot Asa
strs..) at PM. Stopping Ut Newport News
90 routo. Fare $50 one way, $3.50 round trip,
Including stateroom berth; meals. b0c. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. l5, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 A. &M--Daiiy--Locai for c'uarlotte ". C. Ser
1880 F. ted-Bunet Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham. Now OrleanA
r Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
600 r. Mex. Sunday-keysy!lle Local.
II go p. ACCOMPLISHMENTS ready 9.0
T.. Nj, for MI tho South.
YORK RIVER LINE sa
The favoritc route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond AGO p. NJ. daily
except Sunday 1f,sg 5YtH
2:lb P. Acknowledgment Sunday.
$40 p M.-ETcept Sunday-Eor West Point
connecting. With steamers for Ealtimors
and river landings. Steamers ca. a.. YORK.
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wed flats.
days and Fridays and at Gloucester Poins
and Almonds Tuesdays. THURSDAY and
4:4s 4: M...Exeept sunday-Local m'raA fo'
w" TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 A. NJ, and G:42 p. M.--From al inc south.
s:25 r M.--From Charlotte and Durham
$40 A. M,--From Kcysvllle and intermediate
o:25 4. M.-Baltlmore md West Point; ~,
1o:S a. M-Da,iy-E1cent Sunday and Nom
N'ss day;i5,lo i. S., taily. excep. Sunday =
W tr WnsrRIrRY p A. H'ch b m a va
2 S. II. HARDWICK. W. 81 LIZ
H t. e.. SPENCER. Cent MET.
washington. D. G.
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N NV NzAVllN5lt9|kaN6Ster
sMs,H,pfNlsNI1
october 1-l06.

OCTOBER 1.-TWO.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
arc NI-NUttpO4.h LiM1IED. Arures
n sWy f. iI:aO A. NJ. Stops only az Petersburg
iVaveriy and SUFFOLK ~ ~.
W aa.HsH NJ, '4STE LOUIS, AND CHICAGO ES-
~ a. I,nrlor Car. Broller Service. Petersburg
=. ~ fmchhnrg and Roanoke. Pullman Sieepei
~ LIZ. 10 Columbus, l3lueiied to Clncinnatls
hoahJJ " ". noko 10 Knoxville, and Knoxville %
aIs s01nnsis Cafe Dining Car Roanoke to WI
sl9 1,aio p M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS Flo.
,l!:iV liz - Lynchburg and Roanoke
a!dn - M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED; Ar.s .
r, Gay Norfolk $40 r, M stops only at Poters.
burg ,e1 Mat 70 boston, Providence, New York.
st setntHHn1t,se and washington,
sab =. M,NTor Norfolk and al! stations cast
q $50 nei 5. i9s...SEw ORLEANS SHORT LIME,
Roanoka, Petersburg to Bristol. Lynrhburg to
Cha ttnnooga. Memphis and New Orleans CAFE
D aaan r. IN .-WEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
siesner Richmond and Petersburg to- East
Ssdford, and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dining
Arains srr,ye from the West "a? 4, M1 ss
and $3.50 p NJ
Office No. S3S East Main street, -,
". r.. BEVEl. G, bOSLEf,.
Gen'l. Pass Agt. Dist, Pass' Ash
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and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Co.

Boston, Mass. and F7r0V1dence, n ],
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
dsncc Monday. Thursday and Saturday at g
r, M Passengers and tre!sht taken for a.!
o. nwy. and N. and W. Rwy. offces. and
No. $40 East Main hsg
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z. F.& p.
Rfchm onu,
Fredericksburg a
Potomac p. r.

rzzzzH.znzzzEz,szrrarz Potomac r. r.
trans Lvass ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
4:lS "A. M.--Daily-Byrd ST. Tnrough.
6:<6 A. M.-Daily--Man 81. Through.
7:z6 A. N.-Weck Days-Elba. ashland Ao.
s:4o 4. ai.--Dajiy-Byrd 81. Through. Local
o:o5 noon-week pays-Byrd St Through.
4:cU +. M.-Week Days-Byrd St. Frsdsrickn-
burg Accommodation. $e
sos r. M.--Dai!y-Matn 81. Through
$50 p week Vel, peys-Elba Ashland Ac-
500 p. M.--Da!ly-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING.
s;4o9A M..Wsek Days-Elba- Ashland Ac.
$3.50 4. M.-Weck Days-Byrd ST. Fiedrcis-
burg Accon;.no da ton.
s:e5 A. M--Dnily-nyrd ST. Through.
ll:to A. ii. Week Days-Byrd St. chrorit..
"a r, i M.- i:orI ST. Through.
5:4s p. M.--Wsek pays-Elha. Ashland Ac.
7:I5 r. M-Daliy-Byrd ST. Through.
900 p M,-Daily-Byrd st. Through Local
Stops. s
$3.50 r. iM.-Dally--Mnln st. Through.
NOTE-Pulman Sleeping or Parlor Car. on
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich.
mond 1:59iA. NJ. week days, and local accom-
.Modations. a
Time OF arrival. and departures and connec-
". D. luke, G. W. GULF W. P. TAYLOR.
Gen.l. Mani. Asst. Gen'l. Man'r.. Trat. Man
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Excess Of receipts over
disbursements ........s s1,174, s55 90
Public consumption..s1,5 sol 1913 90
Less interest on cost
of works ietc =: 4 1,l43, sss 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
Los sucesos de Cia|es

ri Is del corrients % VIC ants 10
Corte municipal de Msnatf, la causa
seguida contra don Francisco Coira
y gu hijo, por los sucesos do Ole.
les, representando & los acusados 81
licenciado sefor Bernardini do 10
Husrta, delegsdo & 10 C&mara.
FL sefior Bernardini demostr6 au.
to 81 tribunal de squella Corte, CON
derroche de comprobantes, ID inoeen-
cia dc sus defendidos, obteniendo un
veredicto de inCulpsbilidad.
Tambien defendi6 el sefior Bsrnar.
dini otro iuicio que 90 seguia contra
un veciuo del mencionado pueblo y
mereci6 do ls Corte ls absoluci6n.
Las damas de Manatf fslicltaron
cordialmehte & nusstro distinguido co.
rreligionario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
bTi1antes exdmenes

En- el importsnts Colsgio america.
no estsblecido On Ksnka Park, ciudad
de New. York, han vsnido hacs algdn
tempo cursAndo estudios preparato-
rios CON gran aprovechamisnto, los
j6venss don Jose y don Freneisco Flo.
res, hijos do nuestro Querido amigo
don Nepomuceno Flores, administrs-
dor de esta empresa.
Ultimsmente dichos apreciables
j6vepes, han sufrido examenes con
notss sobrssalientes.
El primsro, 8 sea don Jose, he OBJ.
tsnido el diploma dc Perito Msrcantil,
tsniendo 70 cursado un afo Dc iuris.
|prudencis comercial. El segundo tie.
ne 70 hecho sl sxSmsn do lss primsras
asignsturss, disponiendose & ingresar
en- una de Las universida AIDES del Norte,
con el fin de cursar una carrers eien.
tffica.
Sc encuentran encargados dc 10
direction del Citado Colegio, tres illus.
trados profesores, como 10 son los
seiores Rev John Chsster Ball, Dlrec.
tor principal; Il. B. Larrabee y A. B.
Crazy, CON cuyos vastfsimos conoei-
mientos, han tornado verdsderas In.
teligencias de sus numerosos ldiscfpu.
los, dando estos luego inestimables
provechos & su pals.
Nosotros llamamos 10 atenct6n do
los padres de familis hacis 10 impor.
tancia del refsrido Colegio, y felicita-
mos SINGER amente & los j6venes Flores
por las brillantes notas alcanssdas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
POL|C|AS SEPARADOs

Han sido separados del Cuerpo de
la Policia Insular, Isidoro Carrasqui-
llo, Manuel M. Rodriguez, Jose So
garra, Nicolas NJ. Bittort, Jose Fali-
ciano, Eugenio Santaella, Valentin
Cintr6n, Prudencio Colon, Francisco
Oliviery, Andres Garcia, Secundino
Berrfos, Gabriel Padr6, FRANCISCO
Diaz, Vicente Diaz, Nestor Gregory,
Jose Narvaez, Felix Urrutia, JESUS
Colon, Marcelino Colon, Jose Rodrf.
guez Muf1oz, Felipe Blanco, 1nocencio
Campesino. Jose Suarez y Jose Ur.
quizdn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
De TOA-BAJA
Ei alcaIde pedaneo de este
pob|ado, fue conducido a
Bayam6n en- caIidad de
detenid0

Aver, serfan proximamente las 10
= media de la maf1ana, fue alarmsdo
este vecindario con ell cscandalo pro.
ducido en- Ia oicina del alcalde peda.
neo de este poblado.
Circular rumores que en- aquel mo.
mento SO eXhibi6 un revolver Dor nj.
guien que funge de a,toridaz, Que hubo
amenazas graves, que SO apunt6 con
81 revolver al secretario del alcalde,
que desaparecl6 el arma lnortffera y
que esta fue encontrada on poder de
un professor, por un policfa.
Lo que 81 sabemos con seguridad
90 que, POGO despues de los hechos que
el rumor pdblico denuncia, fueron con-
ducldos al cuartel de policia el alcal.
de pedaneo Jose M. Perez y su secre.
tario Ernesto Saenz de Cabez6n, 50.
liendo mas tarde para Bayam6n en- ca
lidad dc detenidos, q la disposition del
sefior Juez municipal.
POGO antes de salir los funciona.
rios de referencia, SO recibi6 un tele-
grama del alcalde de Bayam6n, deere.
tando la destituci6n Immediate del al.
calde penaneo, nombrando en- su lugar
al distinguido professor estimable
amigo nuestro, don Diego Rodriguez
Mater, quien ha aceptado provisional.
mente, hasta que sea nombrado 81 su.
cesor.
Hay distintas versiones acerca de
las causas que han motivado los he.
chos relacionados.
Hagamos historic.
Ell dfa s del corriente SO constitu.
20 el sefor Perez, acompadado de dos
individuos, en- oil matadero pdblico de
esta localidad y, segdu dicen, sustra-
10 del sitio referido un caldero de HE.
FRO de 10 propiedad de don Geronimo
Felix, que en- aquel momento 10 ocu-
paba en- Ia frltura de unos chicharro-
nes. Este hecho fu6 denunciado Dor
el interesado al Juzgado municipal de
Bayam6n y celebrado ell juicio CORES
pondiente, sali6 absuelto ell procesado
por arte dc brio birloque y obligado
10 devoluci6n del obieto sustraido, 10
eoal am no 20 ha verlicado.
Tales hechos llegaron conoci
miento del Hon. Alcalde de Bayam6n
quien obrando cuerdamente, pidi6 IN,
contlnentt, la renuncia al monterilla
ignorante que, de modo tan risib'e
pisoteo la Ley para hacer una plancha
tan descomunal.
Mas como la indication hecha POI
el senior Alcalde fue echada en- sack
roto por ell nlonterilla aludido, de aqu
que, aquella autoridad SO viese obli
gada q enviarle un recordatorio expire
sivo al c6lebre alcalducho, con ell Be-
fior Saenz, todo 10 cual, segdn dicen
di6 lugar al conato de conhicto ocu
rrido.
Como ell asunto estG & estas horas
sub judicc nos abstenemos por hoy, d,
otros concentrates.
JULIAN RABITo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
Ell PAN

Este artfculo do tan suma necesi-
dad para ell consume pdblico, deis hoy
mucho que desear, en- cuanto suca-
lidad.
Numerosas quejas Sc nos han he
cho con respecto q clio y es va item.
po que por el Centro correspondence,
Sc practique una investigation acerca
de la confeccion de dicho artfculo.
En- ningGu punto de la isls Sc ex.
pende un Pan tan malo, como en- San
Juan. La mayor de las veces Sc hace
impossible Ell comerlo, pues de tan pc.
simas condolences es la harina que sc
haeDPleado para su fabrication, gus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
NOTAS De CAcUAS

Nos dicen de Caguas que 4 los
testigos de cargo que fueron citados
por el Tribunal do Humacao para
asistir & iuicios orales cslebr adas en-
esa Corte, y para cuyos gastos de
traslado hay consignads cantidsd en-
presupuesto, no 90 les hacs 10 dsbida
indemnizaci6n de eSos gastos. ocasio.
nandoles los perjuicios consiguientss.
Esperamos que aquella Corte tome
cuanto antes una resoluci6n con ARE.
glo & iusticia, por 10 que respects 81
psgo de dichas indemnixaciones.
Tambien 20 nos envfan quejas de
Caguas references & la demora del pa
60 de los hsberes de los jueces y 90.
eretarios de elecciones, demora que Oh
rsalidad NADIA pueds iustifcAr. Han
transcurrido "a tres meses de IL feeha
en- que SO prestaron dichos servlcios y
adn no Sc hs verihcsdo sl pago de LOO
honorarios.
Nos parece que "a es tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
Fueg0 en- Salinas

Entire una y dos dc 10 tarde do
aver, se declAr6 un incendio en- los ca.
fiaverales de Ia hacienda <Adela, . pro
piedad Pescott J Geenne, de Salinas.
Sc ha detenido & Eduardo Perez,
como presunto autor del hscho, ocu-
pSndosele unIpuRal con el cual hiri6 ai
msyordomo POmales, de 10 reterlda
hacienda El Juez inStruys la suma.
ria correspondence.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
Ell abOqado

Ell abogado sefior Coll y Cuchf hi
20 la defensa del procesado pronun-
ciando un largo discurso, en- ell que
trat6 de destruir la prueba del fiscal
81 juez instruy6 al jurado sobre
los puntos de la ley en que debian f.
jarse para dictar su veredicto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
Don Jose NegTdn SaljuIjO

Hace dos dias que 90 encuentrA en
San Juan, y hemos tenido mucho gus.
to en- saludarle, nue. tro queridb ami
go don Jose Negr6n Saniurio, notable
poeta poncefio.
Al reiterarle nuestro mas afectuo-
so ssludo, le presentamos una vsx
mas Ell testimonio de nuestro apreOio
mas diStinguido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
SENTENCIA

La Corte dicta sentencia contra
Victor Lasen que fu6 declarado culpa-
BILE de seduction por el Jurado. FL juez
le impone stis meses de presidio con
trabaios forzados.
Este acusado es un ioN u de IS
amos, artesano, de ofcio sastre, de
buena reputation y de familla bien
acreditada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
UN ACUERDO

La comisi6n de invitaci6n para los
bales de carnaval ha acordado que
todas las personals que So cream con
derecho & asistir 4 dichos bales y no
hayan recibido invitaci6n por olvido 8
extravfo, pueden dirlgirse don Pc
dro. J. Goico, Gale de 10 F'ortaleza,
nImero 66.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17

aun nj los menos escrupulosos 10 ira.
gan.
La Junta de Sanidad debe inconti.
nente, tomar cartas en- ell asunto.
Cada dfa la calidGd de este srti
culo es ain mas mala y no es justc
nj es higienico su expendio, de 10 cua
pueden derivarse fatales consetuencia.
para la salud piblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
TestigOs

Cinco testigos declararon en- este
iuicio. Todos acusan al americana
por referencia de ser ell autor de tai
delito.
Ell fiscal dej6 ell asunto la consi.
deracion del Jurado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
JulCio

Sc empieza & las nueve media un
juicio por Jurado contra ell americana
Nikolau ]. Walt, acusado de falsa re-
presentation. Este americana falsific6
un chek contra ell <American Colonial
BankS a nom-re de Dooley Smith.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
TerminarOn las hueIqas

Las huelgas fen Ell pueblo de
Guayanilla han te, minado, pues Hos
trabaiadoreS acuden q su faenas con
81 mismo iornal, Rsina orden com.
plNtQ,
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CulpabIe

Despues de larga deliberaci6n el
Jursdo di6 un veredicto de Iculpabili.
dad contra el RCulado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
COrte de Distrito
Dia de aver

A las nueve de Ia maflana Sc abri6
Ia Corte por el Marshall, empezando
la session.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-17
CAMBIOS

80 DIV 4.82&4.8;
Loldres so , 4,S5
vista 80
Paris, viste.... 3 D.
Hamburgo, " 49,. 81
New York, 9 -. par D.
Espshal = &26 D.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-28

Springfield Times: It is esti.
mated that the return of railroad
passes by Nebraska state officers
will entail an expense of $4,000 a
year upon the state and may lead
to an extra session. But if the
railroads are contributing $50, 900
a year to the state of Nebraska
they have a right to expect pecul-
lar consideration at the hands of
the state officers.
If the state were receiving con-
tribution Of $4,000 per year there
would be a little compensation for
the peculiar consideration" but
the fact is the state receives no
compensation whatever. Legis-
lators and state officers who ride
on passes almost invariably draw
their mileageefrom the state just
the same as though they paid their
fare.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-28
A Book and n War.

Copyright questions are grave enough
nowadays, but they no longer threaten
to end In war, as in the case of ST Co,
lumha, the Irishman who settled in
Iona converted north Britain and is
comncmorated on June 8. He had Il
passion for fine manuscripts and copies
of them and among others copied a
certain Latin psaltcr belonging to an
Irish abbot whereupon King Diarmaid
condemned COLUMBIA at Tara ruling
that "to every book belongs its copy, as
to every COW its calf" COLUMBIA ap-
pealcd against the verdict in the prac-
tical form Of melting his kinsmen to
revolt, and they defeated Diarlnaid in
the battle Of the Psalter The book is
claimed to be the one which in silver
cover was carried into battle by the
ODonnells during more than a thou
sand years and may be seen at the
Royal Irish academy today.-London
Chronicle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-28

The report of Commissioner
Yerkes of the bureau of internal
revenue shows that 7O4. 4.O4O gallons
less of whiskey were consumed in
the United States in 1904 than in
1903. There was, however, con
siderable increase in the quantity
of beer consumed, but as whiskey
is the cause of the greater amour,
of drunkenness the facts are con.
sidered to be favorable to the cause
of temperance. In some cities the
custom is growing of granting two
kinds of licenses, one for the sale
of beer only, and another and more
expensive one for the sale of all
kinds of Intoxicating liquors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-28
Like Finding Money,

Finding health is like finding
money-so think those who are sick.
When you have a cough, cold, sore
throat, or chest irritation better act
promptly like W. C. Barber, of
Sandy Level, Va. He says: "I
had terrible chest trouble, caused
by smoke and coal dust on my
lungs but, after finding no relief
in other remedies, was cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. :"
Greatest sale of any cough or lung
medicine in the world. At R W
Russell Drug Co.'S store; SOC and
$1.O0; guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-28
Are You Engaged?

<AAC Aou ASbSaScu.
Engaged people should remem-
Der that, after marriage, many
quarrels can be avoided by keeping
their digestions in good condition
with Electric Bitters. s. A. Brown
of Bennettsville, S. c., says: "For
years my wife suffered intensely
from dyspepsia, complicated with
torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and vigor, and became a
mere wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters,
which helped her at once and final
ly made her entirely well. She is
now strong and healthy" R. w.
Russell Drug Co. druggists, sell
and guarantee them at SOC a bottle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-09-28

The recent order of the postoffice
department requiring all mail box
es on rural free delivery routes to
be numbered consecutively from
No. on up seems to be q, victory
for the catalogue houses. These
houses at first tried to receive from
postmasters or delivery agents the
names of people living on the re-
spective routes so that they might
flood them with catalogues, but
the postmasters and route agents
were prohibited by the department
from furnishing such lists. The
numbering OF the boxes will answer
every purpose of the catalogue
houses, as they can address their
matter simply to the box mum bers.