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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Tony Hamilton and Johnnie Mccall con tinre to defy puLuc sentiment, the enc in New York cd the other in Paris. 1t is fine pair of srnfters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Count Witte is certainly earning as much money as Johnnie Mccall, but he is not getting as much
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Gossips at last have something definite 10 work on Miss Alices engagement has been formally announced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Charles A. Eaton says that the great est possibilities of man are not brought out by wealth. He is John D. Roekefel- 1er's pastor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Bueking the line at the Christmas bar gaincounter calls for almost as much vgor as football.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

It doesn't matter whether Santa Claus comes in a sedge or an auto car, so long as he gets here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Police Commission Will Meet.--A special session of the police commis- sion has been called for Monday night. It is expected that the communication of Mayor Ward asking that police power be conferred on Fire Inspector austin will be considered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

King Haakon will not be crowned until next summer. but he will continue king until that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Governor Bell of Vermont Is taking rest which in his case is long felt want
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

If the Car doesn't stand by Premier Witte he will show himself lacking in appreciation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Ex-Congressman Dorr of Pennsylvania frightened passenger out of q Pullman berth with a pistol and went to sleep in if himself Mir Dorr has great self-re- liance. ---.s.-------------- Charles A. Eaton says that the great est possibilities of man are not brought out by wealth. He is John D. Roekefel- lers pastor
 Bueking the line at the Christmas bar gaincounter calls for almost as much vigor as fooCbail. It doesn't matter whether Santa Claus comes in a sledge or an auto car, so long as he gets here.
  King Haakon will not be crowned until next summer. but he will continue king until that time.
 --s.----- If the Car doesn't stand by Premier witte he will show himself lacking in appreciation.
 -s-- Amunsden was two years in sailing through the northwest passage. It needs a subway.
 Edward Atkinson studied human food al; hit ii'e lanr. and then he 'licd of in- digestion.
 Senator Mitchells successor is a Demo- erat, the governor of Oregon being Democrat.
 The Paris dancing masters say frock- coats are no longer good form at we'd dngs.
 Mir Hsrriman will not put anything on the Christmas tree for Thomas Fortune Ryan.
 Congressman Longworth will hereafter be persona uon grata in the island Of Sulu.
 Mir. Iongworth is confident the report Of Miss Roosevelt's engagement is true.
 --.---------- The warm balmy air of Paris is making Tony Hamilton's arm feel better. A lot of people will quit travelling when the railroads stop Issuing passes.
 ----.------- Hazing at Annapolis cannot be stamped out too soon or too thoroughly.
  The man who invented the Aladdin oven died, also, of indigestion.
  Just make up your mind to do it and you can quit January 1.
 ------s--------- Mr. McCall's resignation seems to be coming automatically.
  Uncle Sam and the colleges are wrest- ling with deficits Andy Hamltons favorite winter resort is Paris
 --------- Put something in the Salvation Army
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Senator Mitchells successor is Demo- erat, the governor of Oregon being a De.hocrat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Edward Atkinson studied human food ali hit lie lane. and then he lied of in- digestion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Amunsden was two years in sailing through the northwest passage. It needs subway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Stolen Goods Recovered-Detectives Bodeker and Hamilton recovered three cravenettes and one overcoat. which are at police headquarters. Persons who have lost such articles are asked to call at headquarters to identify, if possible, the wearing apparel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

The Paris dancing masters say frock- coats are no longer good form at we'd dings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Mir Hsrriman will not put anything on the Christmas tree for Thomas Fortune Ryan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Just make up your mind to do it and you can quit January l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

MT. McCall's resignation seems to be coming automatically.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Conpressman Longworth will hereafter be persona uon grata in the island or Sult1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Hazing at Annapolis cannot be stamped out too soon or too thoroughly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Mir. Longworth is confident the report Of Miss Roosevelt's engagement is true
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

The man who invented the Aladdin oven died, also, of indigestion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

A lot of people will quit travelling when the railroads stop issuing passes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

The warm balmy air of Paris is making Tony Hamilton's arm feel better.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16
COMMENTS ON MEN AND
 MATTERS OF THE WORLD

of the National League of baseball clubs. resembles George Ade, which is one point in his favor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Football reformers are already "fudg- ing on time. They may postpone action until the season reopens next fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

That constitution is sorely needed in Russia is proved by the fact that the chimney sweeps cannot work without it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Uncle Sam and the colleges are wrest- ling with deficits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Yes" remarked Smathers. it is almost as human to be without money as it to err"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

It is said that T. Fortunate Ryan re- marked to Hartman: "There ain't going
 to be any core"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Messrs. Taft and Shonts, confess with pain that Engineer Wallace made more mistakes in a minute down in Panama than they can count in year. The al- leged blunders of MT. Wallace will prove provldential excuse for Messrs. Taft and shonts. They need all the excuses they can get
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

SONG OF THE SHOPPERS. Buy. buy! buy,
 In department stores all day, But, Oh, for bunch of bills to spend And none that we had to pay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

The following cases have been set for today in the chancery court:
 Mitchell Lumber company vs. E. F. Huguley, ct al.
 J. W. Roberts, ct al. vs. Kane Lumber company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second-class matter under act | of Congress March B. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Harry c. Pulliam, the new president
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Put something in the Salvation Army pot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

w. II. Lane. a well known business man of Talladega, is stopping at the Hill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

Yes. Gertrude, the million-dolar Witch Hazel company has been declared a bank rupt and you may have to fortify your complexion with something else just as good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16

McEvoy Improving.-Engineer Ar thur McEvoy, who 1t was thought was fatally injured in the Southern Rail way wreck near Littleton, is improving. Reports from the infirn.ary where the injured railroader is located state that his condition is greatly improved.
 Two Fire Alarms.-Two alarms Of fire called the department out yester- day. The first was at the corner of Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street, which was only a chimney blaze, with out damage The other was chimney fire in a cabin on the corner of Twenty third street and Avenue B.
 After. "New York Harry."--netect- i've George Bodeker and Chief Deputy Sheriff Albert Stradford have been se- lected to go to Bridgeport, Conn.,. for New York Harry The, will leave as soon as the papers necessary are secd ed to bring the alleged murderer of Officers Kirkley and Adams back to Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-16
TRleos IS GONE.

I. R. Cornett of Columbus, Ga. is in the city. visiting relatives and friends.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31
Ell ESCANDALO
= Pero.. en- fio t.. /. =, io.iuu6 Fabisa Conde

Pero. en- fo. ', io.nu6 Fabian Conde.
"A voy... Puts bisn decs hica
que estoy Madrid de rgreso do Ch bacsndo usted
c.ies, tsAtos de desuutarfa
su.dsd hacia trop4zr ustsdes. Pro lnsds odss
mis- pequss in6t como por parte Lszsro nj
ell veo conscnan dse luz sobre particular
estaba matemente deespeado cundo he aqu que shoa
msmo h.ndcme gabneta de Lszavo entra sgtdamo ell
tai porterp e dce:-e StGor ae6or Gran notca Don
Fsbn Conda est amAndo s p1erb de a cae Lo he vito
por vcrno lie sbro9s ba rspoud6 L6ssro.
Abrsle uated nmediatampte s-<Fdbdn C0nd excae 20,
recodando de pronto nombre de ued I'll cao
10 enva al fn voy poder decuhre IL verdad! Ste
prohbo que 10 prohbo que hlbes grta Lszaro
rttApdo de detenerme Pero soy geo e. sago IL
habcop ciero puerta deas de MI desndou Lrisonero
soul ued pdkndole por favor que olga de
entrar yer q mo hermdn0t
Fabian csmnsbs de sorpres sorpresa Ia Ultima 10 dei6
un moment0 sin hsbs
--Su hermano de ulted excl1m6 por dmo Lszlro es
ter1ano ae u,ted
orguo Pero dgo NAL sgregi segids
xAndo si L{zro mi segundo Dioss
Lss,ro ell honbre Grende dgno Qaneroso que
h.ya exstdo Ell muudo Solo decirseoa usted amigo
Diego he vendo de America estGmpe sobre
del mkr presenca de udes hero nfAmltoro de
una atrtz ctumnisi
All Dios 10 sAbe, prorump6 Fabtn, vivf.imsmenta
conmovdO Los sabs que sn neced,d de mo0o de utsd
venA mocha Ahszra Lzaro deor" <Juro que
tnodate, Lo sabe Dos repto sSoeo moe1 d sscsrdote
con quieu .cAbo de ccnfereDciAr
-Pero aue2 repu,o q! oven americana IU,el conoctA
IL verdldl U.tsd abiA "a que LSzaro culpsble
Qaien &c 10 htbfa dihu asted
Mi propo cav,zin mis- propias deaventursA la fc..
Is mmt que PHO Dos inspire tolas las smis eer
en- nel fonoo CO a mfs Ali pobre Lszro QaisrQv
qe:o pe1irle perd6 quieo estrecho eotte mis- br.zos
-YAioyera ustsd FL 10 desea tmben srdientemente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31
BlBLlOTECA DE sLA DEMOCRACIAs 1919

-lY 90 ha marchado yA, preglnt6 au.is1ad es
pantoss.
ST. m6or Pero no tenga used cuidsdo que qued6
-Culndol sC6mo' tQaiso to 10 hs dich''' nterrced
ell joven yor espanto.
lie dire usted -, contet6 e mozueo Subs yo Ia
e,cAera del ps.co dspue. del
c,rgado de repartr cada 10 comds de D. Laxo
loo mas necesdos de cA cuando vi Dsgo deDe
dia de nj padrino dc6odole: $40 nsa0sr
40 yeudrea uerte Y por ESQ 10 a6.
II Dos mfo pens6 Fabian nclinando ID cabeEt Ya Sc
han coligldo mi daho!
-Pero todo -, continue nterlocutor. saba
v todavis one squ Eoy squi a DIR smlr
tan deshora padrino rece6 era aguns
que vneae do ma,s Ah Yo dara guso mi vida ,ho
hecho por mi padre m Pero ogo los del
ero Sin duda el pobre vejo haba ubdo coosutar abra
no abria ID puertl Oh hsya tenn tsnemos bsn
Qusrdado rev. padre los pobe usto entre los
ustos Mas e.ts el portion alberto Moy baenAs noche
sthor don Faban
con mancedumbre.
aepar6.e del ho del zspatero murmurando meanG6GcA
ments:
" Diego 70 h.ciamos bura Lss,ro, pofque pretris
ense6sr joveD eer ecrbiT r nosoos al esttc
Cunto envdo h,y Ell caho sgsdecmeuto .quel.
buena acci6u h epgendrado ell alma de dcpuo Ay
yo tepgo quien que modo Verdad que
he hecho en- este mundo NADIA de que poder ufAnAIme
Enr6 uego portal de ls vtusti donde e ADeaDo
perero scogo ubosAmente ell amante professor
de prmtrss letrAs
=; Grac.s Diosi Con que 90 ustedl. txs,m6 be.sr
dole las Qo6 contento poner ell senior Qt6
fatl ls hH hech1 uel durants Ell dmo ADJ Ctet que
me morris 1 Poro ha Ipiadado os de nootros, ale
griA comeDEa ehtar TOdo totos Venen en-
del var6n eemplsr Quien be visto hoy
nfuude venerac6n reserenca fdera mi pade
Qle hombre, Iehor Fabn! que hombre CAds diA 90 mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31

--Anochs en- la Plsza Baldorioty
ocurri6 un monumental esc&ndslo.
Ell policfa Hernandez psrsegufa
por la Gale de San Frsncii CO, al anne
ricano Moses Everett, por turbar Ia
pax pdblica. Y al llsgsr frents e. Ia
plaza principal, ell rsferido guardia
die slgunas veces de alarna para que
fuera detenido. E. paissno Mario
Me,endsz ttat6 de dstsner Everett y
ca el momento de scsrcar,e,e sac6
este uu cushillo, infirieadols una he
rida en- el costado derecho' no obstan-
to Melendez 10 agarr6, pero Everett
logr6 desecirss dc 81 tomsndo Lor la
calls d. San jose. FL hsrido fus con-
duc.do q! cuarto de socorro donde
fu6 curado por el m6dico aefi ,r V6lez
Lopez el practlcapte safi0r Ssguet.
La pollcfa datavo q Everett oil
cual compareci6 en- la man ana de hoy
ca la Corta Municipal.
El Jusz del Vale le impuso seis
meaes do arrasto, que cumpltra en- Ia
csreel de Puerta de Terra.
Ell Departsmento de Tsiorerla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31

abri6 una investigation contra ell ia
sador de la propiedad Mr.. Eduardo
Lee, por egligencias en el servicio.
Sc nos IL forma que en- Ia tarde
de aver hubo un dsgus.o en- Catafio,
entire uu empleado d.l vaporcito del
sefor Valdes y unos msrineros sme-
ricanos que no querian pagsr el pa.
sage.
Ell sabado Ia Federation Libre,
cslehr6 un meeting en- Ia plaza prime
pal y el domingo Ctro 90 la plaza de
Col6n
La tsrde del sabado 40 reu.
MO 10 Junts escolsr de San Juan,
compre,ta de los se flores Falcon, Ne
grin Flores y Lopez Castro, paru
, considerar 10 carta ofclal del Depar
tamepto de Instruction que remitI6 4
dicha ju1ta el Comision ado Mr.. Falbk
ner, q del corriente.
Sc tomaron acuerdos references
varias partidas de smpleados dc Ia
Junta escolar que, el Dspartamentc
consider6 txaesivas.
--Ayer tarde descarril6 on el cruct
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31

de la parada Is un caro- electrico.
Este accidente produj constan.es mo.
lestIas q los pasaj .ros, que Sc vieron
en- la neces dad Dc trasladarse & nue.
vos carros, perdiendo mucho item po
en- los transportes. Algjnas familias
tuvieroa que regresar q pie & San
Juan, por no encontrar pasaje en- los
cochss.
Ell tecla 10 dc Ia eOlivers esta
construido de acuerdo con ell principle
de que ell 95 por 100 de Ia escritura Sc
hace con las mlndsculas y para ell )
por 100 restants es meior, bajo todos
conceptos, hacer uso de las tsclas le
cambio que dupicar 8 trlplicar ell ND :
nero de t elias y ell t.mafio del teclado.
Ell teniente de la Policfa Iusu.
lar don Mario MAJ salio auteayer
para Arectbo, donde iisne 81 seUora
madre snfsrma de cuidsdo.
Ell stcretsrio del Ayuntamien.
to stii9r Morsza clt6 o los senores
concejsles para Ia session ordiaaria
que Sc cslebrarA ma ana.
Aver tom6 el hdolto de hernia ua
de Ia Carldad, en- el Asilo de las
Hsrmanitas dc los Iobrei en- Puersa
de Terra, una apreclable seflorita de
IL lo;iedai de San Juan.
-Nos ha vlsitado Ia ravista cato
Iica y lit,rarla sLa Verdad,, la cual
vis1e nutridf.ima d, saoa y selects
lectura.
El sabado term naron los eier'
cicios espirituales que venia hacienda
el clero cat6lico de la isla.
Ell mierco es pr6ximo recibir!
en- la capilla fcanciscana monseiiol
Blenk, el h biso y Gordon serd tico, in
gresanio en- Ia V. O. T de San Fran
cisco.
Sc dice que tambitn tomarsn di
cho habito distiuguidos miembros dc
San Juan.
-H.sid detsnldo en- vega-Bsia q 9
individuo Francisco Eo lriguez, auto
de varlos hurtos que te:segaiA la po
licfa.
-..Comunicsn de Utuado la deten
ici6n de Juan Nleves, autor de un rob
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31

EcttI ~ o. 0bb0a tuCIAdn.
de dos novillos, propiedad dc dona
Elisa Hess.
-DESPUES de probar todos los
engaflosos reme5ios que So anuncisn
es cuando mas 90 agradece la eacacia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojarrieta,
cuya superioridad est& universalments
con6rmada para curar las enfsrmeda-
des del cato nago.
Curaciones desesperadss en- perso
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
dursnte tres mssss, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuchs
produce melor efecto que una docena
de frascos de cualq uier otro remadio;
porcue ademSs de ser el doico verds-
dero Curative radical del est6msgo y
del Intestine, sio erganosa aoci6a
calmante, es Digestive y puriicador
de los almentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tenga grabado el nombre Digsativo
Mojarrieta.
De ven,a en las farmaoies de los
tflores M, Blanco y c., Ramon Al.
maaau, y Fidel Guillarmesy da san
Juan puerto Rico); y en- Las princi-
pales drogaerfas de Europa y Amsci.
ca. Dep6sito en Paris, ruedes Hsu.
priettes, 4.
Aver promovi6 un escandalo en-
la calle del Sol Manuel Martinez. ~
ser detenido h'zo resistencia la po-
licfa.
! Esta mahana present6 una de-
nuncia la Corte municipal contra
Jose CASTILLO, ell individuo Sebas.ia d
Rodriguez, por sgresi6n.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- estos iltimos cinco amos y por
esta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prest gio
en- la isla, son los de la f'brica Kohler
y Campbell, de New York, de la cual
es agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y quien puede usted
dirigirse para meiores informes.
--El cabo Valladares comun ica
do Yabucoa habar sorprendIdJ ano.
lch, una jugads, detenlendo just
\ (Co,GiaaD en- la pdgina 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31
n0T|c|AS DEL D|A
CORRESPONSAL.

(SUMARIO:-E escandao de anoche. Ell americana Moo
| sses Everett, here cuchllo Mario Melendez =
Investigation contra e tasador Lee.-Suceso en- Ca.
tano.-Mtn. .-Importante reunion de la Junta esco-
oar de San -Descarriamiento de un CAIRO
eectrico. .~Varias multas.-Embargos levantados. =
Aboroto la cale del Sol-Uno que resste la poll
cia.-Poca separado. -Hurtos en- Vegab ja.--Robo
| Utuado -Jugadores sorprendidos Humacao. =
Raptores de demente eo Ouebradilas. s.-Detendos
por robo Yabucoa Otros jugadores cogidos m fra
| ganh Yabucoa.-Grave rina Mayagnez.-&La
| VerdadS-Un nueva hermanta de la Carload. -E
! oblspo Blenk toma e hablto de San Francisco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31
SECC|0N MERcANTII.
Rotas con,TcIa|cs de San Juan

Accionas
Banco Espsnol.. =. s Is q 20.
Banco Territorial. 5 II Is.
Buques anunclados
<Augusta W. Shows Del puerto
de New York para el nuestro sali6
el IL del corriente.
<Poacs.s Sa'dra para New York
mafIapa
<Coamo, Dsl puerto de New
York para el nue. ,tro sali6 ell 20 del
actual
<MoLt ea,., E.tara en- puerto al
rededor dsi del entrai to proce1ents
de Europa y San Thomas.
1oanaron puerto:
Con prtc:d encla de la isla reca-
laron ayer los vapures sPonceI y
<Santurcs
Goleta <Maria Artsus de Vieques.
Sc aQJalttarom de saLtda:
Aooche salt6 para New York el
vapor ssanturce,s
&C lillermitos Arroyo y Ponce.
<Dos Hermanos, Fsjardo.
<Voluntsd. Faj ardo.
<Doseadn Hlmacao y Nsgu abo.
Buques on puerto
TRAVSEIA
81 ,hn Nc Dernont, cargand>.
<Chas 5. Ri,e, pendianse.
<Alics MaSS d ,scarg aado.
q, e,es descargando.
COSTANGROS
<Esper anza ~ Agdilla y Iayaguez.
<Pd.ras pendlents.
<PcogresoS I'd.
xRicardo Rl'z, peodle
<Aoa Mar!a II ima,ao y yNsguaSo
<IaGias d,scargaado
~Coraz5a de- Marias dsscargan 10
<CsrneNs VleQuas.
<Ma Ia Arsrus psndiente.
SCarme ilao i'd.
<Porto RCD i'd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31

Prsclos min de los articusos
cue 50 detaIlan on
ainacenes
ARR0z. ~ spon lss4 At; Idem
so snarlcan, corrieays dc % 25
as 40
Alos de p c.vs. a SO.
JsMones 80 q ct
Quesos S;nscs 3 SIS. Patagras IL.
Tocino, . 14t 10
Jabon, sA.eo & e.7O Rocamora;
americana, s2i y4i.
f'Assx dsl pals ut.
Nsnsscn $s} ast on ! y On latas de-
81 $40.
Aarina do s5} a s8i.
Eaoishuelas blsncas del pals sst u
knssrlaAusS s5f "a.
Coioradxs del pals 81 ~.
Au.ericsnas blancas largas 10.
Garbanxos 81 Q 10
Bacaiso : At.
Cebollss q . ST.
AreuQues t6s.
hansequilia, de 1l4 a Is
Pa.sa &nerloana ca eajas de una
ArrCoA q s6.
Pxpas amsricanss de u 80 q 2.
Id lsleLas e2i
TAsalo q $40.
varios articuIss del pals
PreGivS Gurr.ent6s
AztGar para al coasumO:
.Moscshado ciaro de eat q ct.
Dc nlioi c.acv sj.75.
CenscffuHa a.aIa do Il So.
Amer.cans Is !< ES6t.
Do Ponce Sit Al.
Aigodon ae u ID.
Almidon "a u ii
Cate Corrian % ala La.
Cueroa duiGes slS tall
CocuS a $50 Gll4Ar.
sson 81 gratos Carrier & 50 aensS-
voe gaion.
Melx LOO.
Seoo Sat "a.
TaOaoo, nominal.
GaMu;Os UorrienteS
Lopurss vhsck 4.S8 q 4.684
Paris & A2t D.
Ha,npu-so saa4<
New YORK h llS P.
Espana 5 DIV 261 26 D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31
ULTIMA H0RA
Recibido 4 las cuatro de la tarde:

New York, Julio 31.-zhe Nezc York HerQM, tratan
do hoy asuntos Puerto Rco motive asamblea munpa
dades declara urgente que e Congreso e aenc6n nme
data la cond6n de a la que parece tratarse de
un modo njusto
C0RRESP0NSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31
sJGUE LA HuELGA
DOS CARREROS DETENlDOS

A la hra ca que escrlblmos, 2!
P. M. fusron detenldol en- la Marir a
los carreros Jose I,idro Miranda y
Corcspci6n Rosario. Interrogados por
un rep 3rtsr nus.tro. dicen scr emp plea
dos de Ia casa Lon Cloy, consideran-
do iniusta au detsnci6a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-31

Jnmaliat amente al hecho, Sc dis
tribuy6 por la ciudad un gran nhmero
de policias, colocandose en- dist ntos
puntos un destacamento dc siete i ochO
guardias, armados de carabinas.
Pocos momertos despues fueron
retirada as estas fuerzAs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-12
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK;
 SUFFER HEAVY LOSSEi
ATTACK IN CONSIDERABLE
 FORCE NEAR YINGECHENG.

Supported by Artillery the Infantry Ad-
 vance to Within 100 Metres of Jap- anese Lines-Batter Then Take
 Offensive ana Disperse the Enemy
 Russians Leave Sixty, Killed and 1so
 Wounded on the Field. a.
 Tokio, May 1.-The following tele- gram from army headquarters in Man churia were officially given out to- day:
 "on the morning of May g, the en- emy, consisting of two regiments of in fantry, five sotnias or cavalry and one battery of artillery made an attack in the vicinity of Yingecheng from the di- reetion of Nanshanchengtsvu, which is fifteen miles east of Yingecheng.
 At -e.elock in the afternoon the enemy made a resolute attack. Under the cover of artillery, the infantry ad- vanced to within 100 metres of our lines. whereupon our garrison assumed the offensive. attacked and dispersed the enemy.
 The enemy left sixty killed and 160 wounded in the field. Besides these, soldiers dressed in Chinese clothing carried away many killed and wounded
 The enemy's losses are estimated at 300.
 Our casualties were one killed and fifty wounded" 1..&.s .5gf5s,s5s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-12
QUIET IN CHICAGO.
Driving storms Drive Strike Tickets
 from Their Posts. ss

Driving Storms Drive Strike Tickets
 from Their Posts.
 Chicago. May 1.-The teamsters' strike to-day was quiet, as driving storms of wind and rain drove the pick cts from their posts. There was little disturbance in the business quarter. On the outskirts, however, there were a few attacks made on the drivers of de- livery wagons. but with the exception of one negro, who was knocked sense less by stone, nobody was injured.
 The most important part of the strike to-day was the examination of witness es before Master in Chancery Sherman, who is taking testimony relative to the alleged violation of the federal injunc- ton granted in favor of the Employers association and of the seven express companies.
 Adolph Pfeil, for eleven years an em- ploye of the United States Express com pany, but now striker, refused to an- swer fuestions on the ground that he might incriminate himself.
 Edward Buckley, striking union driver, told of being ordered by officials of his union to put his wagon in the barn. When asked why he did not con tinue at work he replied: Because l did not want to be killed. There were riots on the streets and wouldn't sac rif1ce my life for job"