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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
CONTROVERSIAL POL1TICA


80 p.n de ser susbr.as lsonb.ts Eoy h.blaa
Para ni prsbena era Este: ssrstitur Dc tel suers
hsse s.en psbasi6n subana pade dsrrsar ibre
prcearsads a.. e.s rfseacis exsrna
oSse reno do ov dss one tods idea nueva
sod nsasOl naevs pueds srmsnte de dsols6a no en-
San IN nsdo resstsnts cohsrente noesre
dlcon psca dsd ofrsesr esa cohss6n nos psrmtiers
Maestro csatuei6ans debisn psra.r de Visa e,sa nsce
p deba suavizsr entrs neotfo os
sv es posibs ssnfctos, debiA M que mLider hasta
eonoe Tis pehs les dsserdss intsnat que permtisrs
nn n enta sha de rssrgnizs6n veae.e sin saeudids en-
m que permitlsss prepia vitaaad rebus
M ncente para podsr rsr as inf encias exerns On
10 cue pudieran tener DO ds6ssas. -
ssas sosdisienss mi incs sxigan sl pals abrisse
M ApIo flseo 81 sebsrao dsmostrando snia ssnc;sa
ca Asesdad mantsnsr ineg teaa fusrz que cem-
M sonds era traer smentos de disare
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gne pudlera servr de sie dc css'ci6n naeions
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@ ~ Fegnacen dursnte muho tempo. de Les aspirciones
ne9 coao ana abiioac6n necssara para permtr
e director no hay eue ssustars de pab estoy
sanoe ole se m.neta de exponsr e problems, permr es
oTctor dgs las fusrza soeialss prsmo
yer para No comprometsr 10 obra que trasba de
Nuesr. esnstsei6n no no h, dsdo %. Gobisrno: nor
del szfrago Ia fsrms ms sxtsa sze Gene
M nns inpedirlo. PsrnitdHs hsar Il ampitua Do nuea
He suttgo No era possible pero radsalmsnts dfqltose
sresdsr sus Misnras Aemsns para las eceeHss pssas
o kschstag sxge sdaa de % aGos 10 sus nits
essrpo electoral nesetrss puderamss tsser IN
hno; ahet Ne csonczeo cue m ejemplo de mener
eoao ssctSFa et de Suisa, exgs sdid de 20 aKos
1span para los efectes del uftsgis univerlA exgs
amos 9e resdencla Cuba nj squrI sc nob pabrA
rssdenc Vosotrcs b6s que IN ndduo nacde de padres
saNanleFo Fecms ~ uscieasidAd, cudadsae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
ENRIQUE JOSE VAkONA

disenHss meraes nsestue2 one me diy.
sas asf elevndes AA les vamos eevar h,oiendo,
Gene a hsnos hecho natsra pb eHhkHdsl dsspre
sar vssr do ss voto strs defender
obr cue npens nngdn cus.ns sapax de- votar
seria quea e vete; negs IL espaedsd del
1menie nmerode nuesro pueble en- Ia orma
hemca ndicdo debe votAr,s sntsrt dc los d
reeres de las eeccones preeanents nte6s pkbco
de NADIA cue ese censgpsdo en Ley dereho del yoo
que bsn todoa los eo6ndaos eleaoaes este dsrk nor
rssude no elevation moral del pusbo cubano ano 50 coa
tsnts degradation. -
desee que vote elsve pefe e necesrs ave % e,t6
en- poies6n de deermnada condoas sbtnsre cue ten
gan loo udsdanos todsa M morales in
del aeno de p,f snoncs ~ sassde kSbrfgldo ef mo.
nento de e3tsnder ei veto. s4s@4s pa y =:
HA lido, puss ests Conitncitns eads de.de tus csnsn
zes pero dsda ga nstsra nodebfmo
preDdernos dc ee h Centucisa snpex6 otvasdA in
neatlnsnte depus penugads "a cen sfectos eHelccs
els IA. tenaono creo sracensnsnte aeo as como uh
particular epe6o yeEquien cvdaba mas Yo no excspt6o
de est affirmation hae psais espscslMeu audo; psro
decir 10 sue bakhdsls ssfrae pssado en-
Cuba 10 assno hf podas npedr e ufrsgos p,rszaao
Dc M rsmss al GsbierO hay delds sus ste ID kep6i
sugo uxssrssl tgo cmplstamaae nsrus Los indivlduo
rsvesae del so psd han oE do debsreJ cesstta
ciena pues les gssdsr han entenddo cue eos estabn
en- rareeto dereehoy cempeta fien de dv6arss de
Ms On Cohsnttmrate han sstade fuea d. Cnt tci6n
Esta ordena que rsp das pin eue se ssebfe session.
Les obiGa vassr ansaments let puestos Io Is
DO Eitc Rea cAtssme vefdAdero euAQuer dro pals
peo en- nue.trc pals del sofrs0io universal hs psfs
un heehc digno de cenarA expesbe Ndd DO fte
VYlmos pues sin Me diret per- hay que viv
Ls adminhtscion no puede dener aus rued.s; Eero ST.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

tsro, el indivfduo Francisco Baez,
por sgrsdir al nino Mario Llovsra.
Ell Teaorero do Puerto Rico To-
vant6 hoy 200 embargos en- el distrito
de Ponce ).
Las Juntas .escolares do Yauco
Ponce, Msysg1ez, San German y Al
bonito. tienen en- proyecto pedir- anti
cipos para hscer escuslas rurales. E
nGmero dc alumnos del campo en- di
chos di,tritos, es muy excessive.
En- San Sebastian han sido de-
nunciadas dos cssas comerciales poi
ipfracci6n q las leyes de rentss inter
mas.
LA cerveza <Pabst, es Ia bebida
por excelercis mas ssludable de TO-
das las conocidas hasta ell dia.-Uni
cos agsntes, +. NJ Calder6n Y ca
Aver fderon asi.tidos en- 10 sails
de socorros Juana Osorio, Juan Be-
tancourt y Juan Bautists Portslatfp,
de heridas y contusiones leves. ;,
-Frsncisco Bsez fue sentenci ado
hoy por la Corte municipal q un dol.
lar.de mnlts, por haber agredido al
nifio Mario Lloveras.
1WTHE HMVETIA.--27 calle dc
q oruz. Gran casa de hespsdes. <Ta-
BILE d hetel,. Aposentes para familias
y personals solas. Oemidas & cincuen.
ta csnsavos cubisrto. Bahos. Telefono
ls2. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Schira. Ncta: Este hotel
esta { cargo de una sehorita cague-
dR
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
st. 16. San Juan, .-R "A una cua
dra dc los carros sl6csrlcos y princi-
pales sdifcios del Gobieruo. Esplen.
dida vista . la bahia. Baflos moder-
nos sanitarios. Habilacones frescas.
Rxquisita comida ppertorriqueaa y
americana. Preeios modvrados, ,--EMI.
LA RAMIREZ, vipda de Masferrsr.
Ell comandante y cirujsno doc
TOR Dugsrty sera el que relevara al
eomandante Lipplt, en- su cargo DO
director del Hospital Ailitsr de San
Juan. AL doctor Lippitt le ha sido
concedido una licencis de cuatro me.
Sos y empezar& q hacer uso de ella
tan pronto ll'gle el nombrado para
reemplszsrle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
Sc: vENDE

Una maQuin de vapor do bslsl.
GIN de seis eoluunas, con cilindro de
Is pulgadas diAnetro y A pulgadas
curse, con su sie y volante, TODD en-
busn estsdo, representando 81 caballos
nominsles de fuerza.
I'm engranaje de hisrro fundido
con ~ Catalina mayor dc 100 pulga-
das diamet y msnor dc 62 pulgadas,
con sus curehas, crapodinss y bsnoc,
todo On buen estado y dc la tAbrica de
MErlees, Fai. & W atson Do. Glasgow.
Cinco Evaporadorsa Wstzsl de
cobrs,' 8 de elias ipglssas do tubos
diajonales y 2 francesca de tubos rec.
tos.
Para lnformec dfrijirss & Ia Ha-
cisnda Bocachica, 8 & don. Juan 6.
Prats. en- J'onca. =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
(esntin,.sMtn de la sasina s. J

OslitanltpssSa De Ia Sayind b"
Martinez, que segdn opinion dc dieho
facultativo psdecfa de endometritis'
Rsconocida. por el medico de ,dicho
hospital, este ha comunieado al official
Dc Ssnidsd que dichs snferma psdece
dc I'M CANCER interior, por cuya raz6n
pids sea extrsfda del refsrido sstable
clmiento y conducida 81 Hospital mu
nicipal, pQr no x'stir sllf un local
para esta elsse dc or fsrmedade con
tsgiosas
Ell Comisionsdo del interior Mr..
Grahame orden6 sl cierre de Ia ofci-
na dc TELEGRAPH de Q iebrsdillas. Ha
% tempo que dichs hcina sostiene
un supsrabit en- sus gestos.
-Hsndsdsdo esta blecida en- San
to Isabel una ofcina de telegrafos,
por cuenta del departamento del Int
rior.
Ell tesero ha ingresado de Aqua
dills uns multa de cinco dollars
Los colectores do Aguadilla (
Issbela presentaron e,ta msfisra eua
,ro denunciss de squsllos puebios.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- 6stos dltimos cinco anos y por
6sta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores do mdsica dc mas prestigio
On 10 isla, son los de la fGbrica Kohlsr
b Campbell, de New York, de 10 cual
% agente On San Juan A. s. Belaval,
Apartado 81, ,yA quien pusde sisted
dirigirse para meiores informes.
En- Ia ofcina del attorney gene
raj Mr. Feuills % recibl6 esta ms A.
na NO telegrama del fiscal de Hums-
Gao, don Jose r Apopt'. El telegras
dice q i.-Attorney general, Is. El ju-
RADIO enc nitro spoche culpables de
assslnatos en- primer grade "a CAndido,
Ansslmo y Antonio Acosta, autorea
del crimsn dc Caguas en- 10 persona de
don Tomas CsbAllero.
J. r APONTE.
: Ell microbes, & las dos de Ia tar
de, se reu1irG On 10 oAcIna del sttor-
ney general sl ComitS de Franquicias9
Sc e.sudisr, el proyecto presentado
por 10 compafifa <Porto Rico Fower
and Light sobre el 'a'to de aqua de
Comerio. Las psrsonss que dssesn
pressntsr objeciones por escrit ver-
balmente pueden ns.iturss en- 10 Of
Gina del attorney.
-Auoche fue arrestsd6 en- IL CO
lie del Sol, por 81 guardia Juan Sol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16

En- esta 1mprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo de peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
|c9!gg!g eonelGia| De sOe!Atsr
en- Kingston \, Y, !

Tn colegio Ideal para j6venes de
ambos sexos. EnseG anzs individual
completa. Carsos en- estenogrsffs,
msquinilla, telegrafia, sscrisura, tsns
durfa de libros, operacienes bancaris
6 ingles. Profssores especisles para
Z
este liltimo.
E,tudiantss pueden ipgresar cual.
suisr dfa de Ia ssmans. Colocaeiones
obtenidas para los gradusdes.
Correspondents On ingl6G , On %.
paflol. :"
solieits catSlogos.
Direction para obtener amplios In.
formes
Spenscr's Business College.
264 San Justo 7, San Juan. p. r
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
RUSSIA BEGINS
To HEAR NEWS
tcontinued from Pnr. ons.l


ternal trouble will prevent the contlnu-
ance Of the war. The Telegraph's cor
respondent says: IF the command to
mobilize is obeyed the war will be
prosecuted indefinitely. despite the
failure to float foreign loans; but all
symptoms point Enthusiastically to the
spirit Of resistance growing among the
people. Men are uniting themselves
for military services by chopping off
fingers in such wholesale manner that
Grand Duke Vladimir has turned his
attention to the matter. In a word,
am positively convinced that an in
surmountable obstacle to the continual
tion of the war will be found in the
dogged determination of the Russian
people to prefer the risks of open dis
obedience at home to certain death In
Manchuria or Siberia. This CONSUME
nation will mark the simultaneous
victory of the Japanese abroad and
liberalism in Russia"
1t is reported that steamers are
chartering in London for Russian ac-
count for Nikolaievisk, on the Amur
river, which will be used to run sup-
plies into Manchuria, now that Vladi-
vostok is closed by the Japanese navy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
Smelling Plant Sold
By Associated Press.

BY AsSOCIdteW FTess.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE
smelling plant in Contra Costa county
belonging to the Copper King, limited
Gnsolven), has been sold at auction
by the referee in bankruptcy for s15,-
900. The property is sold subject to
several liabilities, comprising a lien
held by the Crocker-W Woolworth Ma
tional bank of San Francisco for the
sum of $12O,0OO unpaid taxes amount
ing to about $4,000, and the claim of
William H. Daily. former manager of
the company. Wellington Gregg, jr,
was the buyer
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
RusslA,s NEW LOAN
Government Assured That It Can BE
FIoated at Home
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 17.-An
internal credit loan of $780, 900, 600, on a
D per cent basis. is now being nego-
| tiated by the ministry of finance. The
loan will be floated probably in a short
time. The price OF issuance has not
been determined upon, but probably
will be 90 to 90. The Associated Press
was Informed at the ministry that the
Issuance of this loan is entirely inde-
pendent of the French negotiations,
which have not yet been concluded.
The domestic rentes will be issued for
q long term and will. as in the case Of
the internal credit loan, not be sub
ject to the obligations of foreign loans.
The payment of the interest and prin-
cipal will be in gold rnd probably will
be taxable.
The determination Of the government
to turn to Russia itself for funds was
taken only recently. Yesterday the
minister of finance conferred with
number of the principal bankers of
st. Petersburg and Russia generally,
and received the assurance that the
project was feasible. The bankers are
prepared to underwrite on suitable
terms. The government savings bank,
1t is said, will assume $25,000,000 of
the total, and such banks as the Mos
COW Merchants, Volga and the Kama
banks are well able to underwrite large
portions of the loan from their re-
sources.
A director of a prominent bank said
that the banks of Russia could, IL re-
quired, take the bonds and hold them
in their own vaults. Questioned about
the price, he declared that "93 would
be very cheap" but said the condi-
tions on that point had not yet been
determined.
Practically the loan is similar in
terms to the one issued last fall, which
was fully subscribed for in half an
hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
BURNETT AWAITS
MORE EVIDENCE
WILL BE GUIDED BY FACTS IN
STANFORD CASE
Mountford Wilson Says That II the
Murder Theory Is Established
Criminal VIII BE Pursued
Until Captured
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.--Cap-
tain Of Detectives Burnett said today:
Il am not to be drawn into any con-
troversy as to what caused the death
of Mrs. Stanford at Honolulu.
ut makes no difference to me what
the officials and doctors of Honolulu
or what President Jordan and Timothy
Hopkins have to say about It. I am
awaiting the return of Detectives Reyn-
olds and Callundan with the evidence
they gathered in the islands, and
shall be guided solely by the light they
will be able to give me-
Then the captain explained that he
had concerned himself thus far with
the Poland water poisoning in this city.
and that investigation toward unrav-
cling the Honolulu mystery had been
merely incidental.
Mountford Wilson. attorney for the
Stanford estate said:
IF it is made certain that Mrs. STAN
ford died at Honolulu as the result of
a murderous plot we shall have the
Investigations pursued till the culprit
is brought to Justice. I will say that
am unable to account for the presence
of the strychnine in the bicarbonate
of coda which Mrs. Stanford partook
shortly before her death at the Moana
hotel
"If it develops that she was not pois-
oned in Honolulu the duty will remain
OF solving the poisoning mystery of
January IA in this city No matter the
conclusion in the Honolulu case, there
will be the case of attempted murder
in this city and we shall not give up
until the guilty person or persons are
made to account to the law"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
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government against the French cable
company which she regards as high
handed and unwarranted While in
sisting that diplomatic means be ex-
hausted in an effort to relieve the situ-
alton it is declared that President Cas-
tro is rapidly exhausting French pa
tience and thereby forcing France to-
ward the limit of diplomacy.
France has invited the attention of
the American government to the Vene-
zuelan government because of it's in
terest to all South American affairs.
and in order that it may ascertain the
probable course of action which this
government will take against venezu-
ella. It is the wish of the French gov
ernment to act along parallel lines so
far as practicable.
The developments in the Venezuelan
situation today are regarded as the
preliminary step toward the relief of
the situation in Caracas, which Europe
as well as the United States has for
some time regarded with dissatisfac-
ton.
Early today NJ. Jusserand, the French
ambassador, sent his first secretary to
the state department to inform the Off
GERS there of the suit of the Venezue-
Gable company and of the concern
which the action had caused the
French Gable company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
japan Also Meditates a Loan
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 17.-Inquiries made
of bankers here fail to confirm the re-
port that Japan has actually begun
negotiations for a loan in Berlin. A
similar report appears to have arisen
simultaneously in London, Paris, Ber-
lin and New York. Although no ne
gotiations have yet begun, japan is
probably testing the feeling of Ger
many toward a loan. The German gov
ernment does not seem opposed to the
project, because Chancellor Won Bue-
low today, replying to criticism of Ger
many for taking the last Russian loan.
said it was a private matter. and that
in the same way Japan was attempt
ing to obtain loan.
The Frankfurt Zeitung advises
against investing or specializing in
japanese international bonds, some of
which have reached Frankfurt, London
and Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18

not known, unknown because un-
mapped. and mapless because nobody
bothered himself, though there had
been ample time and opportunity"
The chief cause Of the reverses, he
concludes. was the inactivity of the
general staff.
Captain Clado, who was chief tacti-
clan with Vice Admiral Rojestvensky,
writing to the Novoe Vremya, attrib-
utes to the navy faults much the same
as those which Kiriloff has ascribed
to the army, the main shortcoming be-
ing the lack of scientific training and
the treating the science Of war in gem
eral with contempt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
Says Strychnine Was Cause

BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU, March 17.-Edmund
Shorey, chemist of the United States
agricultural station, and Doctors Wood,
Murray and Humphries have signed
statement replying to Prof. Jordan and
Timothy. Hopkins, who recently an
nounced their conclusions that the
death of Mrs. Stanford was due to
natural causes. They characterize the
statement of these gentlemen as aston
ishing and reiterate their finding that
strychnine was the cause of death.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
WINS IN DEBATE
Los Angeles Boys Defeat Young Ora
tors of Hollywood on Question of
"Open" and "CIosed" Shops

The debating squad of the Los An
geles High school triumphed over the
orators from the Hollywood High
school last night at the Woman's club
house.
The question was: Resolved, That
the closed shop is better for the work.
ing classes than the open shop. The
local school had the affirmative side
of the question, and was represented
by Clarence Byrer and David Blum
berg, while Louise Bondeau and Paul
Hardy supported the negative for Hol-
lywood. Judge ]. X. Trask and Prof.
Van Buskirk of Throop and ]. w.
Mitchell of Hollywood acted as judges.
This will be the last of a series OF
Joint debates between the high schools
OF Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
DOMINICAN IMBRoGLIO
State Department May Collect Gus
toms Under Arbitration Treaty

WASHINGTON, March lin view
of the expected adjournment of the
present extra session of the senate
without definite action on the
Dominican treaty, it is expected the
state department will proceed with the
collection of customs of Puerto Plata
and Monte Cristi under the terms of
the arbitration awarded of last year.
1t is feared that complications may
arise through the action of some of the
European powers whose citizens are
heavy creditors of Santo Domingo.
These claims have been in allegiance be-
cause the European governments inter-
ested desired to shape their policies
relative to Santo Domingo by those of
America, being desirous of avoiding any
friction that would cause i'll feeling in
this country and apprehension that the
integrity of the Monroe doctrine was an
object of attack. The question is
whether, in view of the failure of the
senate to act favorably on the treaty
which would have provided the means
for the payment of these claims, the
European governments will longer re-
frain from independent action to col
lect their debts. Although it is fully
realized here that such action, If at
tended by coercive measures, will prob
ably cause an ebulition of feeling in
this country similar to that which fol-
lowed the appearance of the allied
fleet along the Venezuelan coast in the
winter of 1902 and 1903, the state de-
tervene.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
DEATHS OF THE DAY
George LovdaI, Sacramento

BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, March 17.-George
Lovdal, wealthy and popular young
farmer and hop grower, died this MORN
ing. Lovdal had been Ill with heart
trouble for several months. Besides
being hop grower, with interests in
the largest hop ranches in the state,
he was buyer and with his brothers
maintained offices in Chicago and New
York. Deceased was a member of the
Native Sons and the Order Of Elks.
George E. Pollock, Denver
By Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, March 17.-George
E. Pollock, professor of languages at
Denver university, died at o'clock
this morning after lingering illness.
He leaves a widow but no children.
Ex-congressman Thomas, Sioux City
By Associated Press.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March 17.-For-
mer Congressman Lot Thomas, of the
Eleventh Iowa district, died today at
Yuma, Ariz. He was on the way to
Los Angeles in search of health.
Major A. 3. Mayhem, Ardmore, |. T.
BY Associated Press.
ARDMORE.r I. t., March 17.-Major
A. B. Mayhew, aged 60 years, veteran
of the civil war and widely known in
the southwest, dropped dead here to-
day.
DR.. C. S. GressweII, Denver, Colo.
BY Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, March 17.-Dr. c. S.
Gresswell, a world famous veterinarian,
died in Mercy hospital today after an
operation for intestinal trouble.
Charles C. Cole, Washington, D. C.
BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Charles
c. Cole, formerly of the supreme court
bench of the District of Columbia, died
of pneumonia today.
Ferdinand Refs, San Francisco
BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Ferdi-
nand Refs, a wealthy pioneer miner of
this city, is dead. He was 80 years of
age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
FOUGHT Over Ninety Miles

WITH THE JAPANESE LEFT
ARMIES, Thursday, March 16, 10 a.
m., via Fusan, March 1.-THE pursu-
ing armies fully occupied Tie pass at
midnight, after a fierce fight. The Rus
SLAMS retired north in confusion after
setting fire to the railroad station and
supplies.
The successful conclusion of the
army's mission makes the movement
the greatest of modern history. The
fortnight, fighting practically every
inch of the way. 1t is not probable
that the Russians will make another
stand south of Harbin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
Great spoiIs and Many Prisoners

TOXIC, March IA telegram re-
ceived today from army headquarters
in the tcld says:
1.-The railway station at TELLING is a
splendid structure and its arrangements
equal those of the station at Lao Yang,
THE enemy's provisions and fodder,
piled around the station, were set on
fire and two-thirds of the material
was destroyed.
I'VE have captured numerous spoiIs
but have had no time to investigate
them.
"A great number of prisoners have
been taken in the direction of the right
wing but the details of their capture
have not yet been received"