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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22
LINEN SHOWER FOR
MISS MAuDE DUNCAN.
syE NELLIE BECK.


Miss Katharine LOftin gave a linen
shower at her home on GUillemardy
Friday Afternoon, for Miss Maude
Duncan, that was a very pretty and
delightful affair and shOwered the
popular bride-elect with a quantity
OF desirable linen in embroidered,
drawn work and lace inserting that
win add beauty and worth 10 her fu-
ture home, and remind of girlhOod
GAYS.
Miss LOftin invited seventeen
young matron and girl friends TO be
present and was a most successful
and inspiring hostess.
A delightful luncheon was served,
at which everything was carried out
A green ana white. The center
piece was a large fern dish filled
with maiden hair ferns and white
roses. round which hid in the green
leaves were a thimble, ring and
penny.
Amid much meriment Miss Fife
Duncan drew the penny. Miss Is
STEELE Jennings the thimble and Miss
Hartman the ring.
Those present besides the hostess
Miss Iyoftin and the "shOweree" Miss
Duncan. were Mrs. Charles Rice,
Mrs. Dan Shepard, Mrs. Leslie
Brooks. Mrs. ". W. Weekly. Mrs. c.
r. johnson. Mrs. A NJ. Mcmillan,
Miss Hartman. Miss Abbie Brooks,
Miss Virgie KlusmeieT, Miss Josie
Roberts, Mis- sJessie Hennett, Miss
Estelle Jennings. Miss Efie Duncan,
Miss Mayme Willis Duncan, and Miss
Buda Day.
Miss Josie and Miss Mabel Loftin
gracefully served.
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CANDIDATES AT
BLUFF SPRINGS
Special 70 The Journal.

Bluff Springs, April 21.-Escambia
county candidates descended upon
Bluff Springs in force today and adj
dressed as many of the voters as
could be rounded up. Addresses
were made by John s. Beard, candi-
date for the state senate; Jerry J.
Sullivan and M. Jacoby, candidates
for the legislature; Thos. F. Wrighton.
J. NJ. Andrews and N. Nick. Oerting,
candidates, respectively, for county
treasurer, county commissioner and
tax collector
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has left a host of friends regretting
her departure and trusting she win
return next fall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnelly have proved delightful so,
Cial acceSsiOns and their sister has
been greatly admired.
Mr.. Osthous, the famous painter
OF animals, and brother OF
Mrs. 2. H Skinner-and his wife
leavetO-night for their home in Tole-
do. Ohio, after an enjoyable stay in
Pensacola where they have been re.
cipients of many charming atten-
lions. Mr.. Osthous entertained
eleven gentlemen very handsomely
with a stag dinner at the OsceOla
Club last night.
Mrs. Turtle and yuonger daughter
Miss Dodi were among the Bayshore
people present at the german Fri
day night.
Mr.. Wilbur Hayward left Friday
night for New Orleans.
Mrs. T. B. MADDOX Of Tuskegee,
Ala, arrived Thursday on a visit to
her sister Mrs. W. w. Richards.
General S. G. French is in the city
guest Of his daughter Mrs. L. Hilton
Green.
The german given by the young
set in Catholic Knights Hall Friday
night was largely attende and led by
Mr.. Robert Denham and Miss Doti
Turtle
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Gov
ington, of North Carolina, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Covington at
their handsome home on North Hill.
Paymaster and Mrs. John NJ. Hig-
gins left Friday night on a few days
visit to their parents, Col and Mrs.
Gibbs, in San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. w. H. Mccain, of Montgomery,
Ala, and little grand daughter, Inez
Porter, of Rodman, Fla, are visiting
her daughter, Mrs. D. NJ, Smitherson,
823 East Jackson.
Mrs. F. E. Brawner, president of
the Foreign Missionary Society of
the Palafox NJ E. church, leaves
Tuesday to attend the convention in
Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Lischkoff and Mr.
and Mrs. A Greenhut left last night
to attend the B'Nsi Birth convention
which meets this morning in Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hamm of All!
West Cervantes. left yesterday noon
to visit his relatives in Montgomery.
Mrs. Edward Forcheimer leaves to-
for New Orleans on a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Rosenfeld and
other relatives.
Mrs. d. Hale Wilson leaves We'd
nesday for Selma to visit Miss Draw
hon who will be pleasantly remem-
bered as Mrs. wilson's Carnival
guest.
Mrs. Dick" McAllister leaves
for Greenville, Ala. as local
delegate to the Foreign Missionary
of the Alabama NJ. E.
conference.
Mrs. Hattie Swift, and daughter,
Miss Katie, and grandson, George
Maechal Stoeckinger, leave Monday
noon for New Orleans to attend the
great Confederate reunion and to meet
her brother, Mr. T. r. Smith, a Con,
federate veteran, from San Aantonio,
Texas. As the brother and sister
have not seen each other for thirty
years the joy of their reunion will be
very great.
Milton Wood Lappington came in /
from Goubling yesterday to celebrated
his third birthday at the residence of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
9. Wood. Sixteen of his little friends
we're present and all in their pretty |
Clothes made an attractive scene asl
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her maid Of honor, a dainty vision in
pale rose radiUm silk over pale rose
t2ffets, carrying a shower of brides
maid roses.
The other maids were Miss Anne
ME PeeEher, Miss Sara Iuckey of
birmingham and Miss Annie Finn,
all wearing white frocks and carrying
armsful of bridesmaid roses.
Mr.. Ely Galloway of La Grange,
and Mr.. John Ely brother of the
bride Of Knoxville, were the ushers.
The bridegroom was attended by
Mr. Richard Carroll of Pensacola as
best man, with Mr.. Charles Russell
or Columbus, Ga, and Mr.. VIII
AmOrine as grOOmsmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock left soon af-
ter the ceremony and are now at
their home in this city where they
are receiving the fluctuations of
their friends.
Captain and Mrs. Ely entertained
for their daughters bridal party pre-
yiOus to the wedding in a handsome
manner at their home on Hull street
which was delightfully."- decorated
with Spring flowers in pink and
white. beautiful growing and bloom
ing plants being abundant.
Among the many handsome pres
ents received WIS a massive silver
water service from the Order Of Rail
way Conductors. of which the brides
father is an honored charter mem
Der The gOblets and tray bore the
briOe's initials and on the pitcher is
engraved:
From Montgomery Division 9S, O..
r C., to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bull
lock. Jr,, April is, 1906"
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Or. WEEKS FINE SERMON
TO THE KNIGHT TEMPLARS.

UAmong the many beautiful local
Easter services that were held in the
GadSden NJ. z. church of which Rev.
T. A. Rogers is pastor, was unique.
And the scene has impressed with
unusual earnestness those who had
the privilege Of being present.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Sylvester Weeks especially to the
knight TemplaFs. about thirty of
whom had a special car to convey
them, and as they marched from the
car to the church they themselves
made a beautiful picture and one of
which Pensacola may well feel proud.
ali wearing new Knight Templar
uniforms and carrying new banners.
The church was superbly decor
ated-the pulpit banked with massed
palms, roses and lilies and the whole
front OF the big pipe organ was Gov
cred with roses, while the music was
appropriately choice, ana ringing
with devotional Easter joy.
When the retired minister be-
loved" DR.. Weeks. In his long white
prelate robe and cape, with it's blue
stole and silver embroidered en-
blems. and wearing the little pointed
cap, approached the pulpit and lifted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22

SAM BOSSO, Prop.
WHEN YOU WANT A SHIRT G.
TO WATSON, PARKER & REESE,
AS THEY HAVE THE BEST THAT
MONEY CAN BUY FOR SOC, 75c AND
$500.
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S1.Oo WHITE BED SPREADS CO.
MONDAY FOR 73c. SEE WINDOW.
F. E. BRAWNER'S
Department Store.
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$3.50
PAIR.

Ladies' Patent Colt, blucher Ok
fords, dull tops, half Cuban heel,
creased toes.
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$40
PAIR.

Ladies' dark tan OxfOrds. blucher
cut, large eyelets, wide silk ribbon
faces, Cuban heel, light and soft.
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NadinOla

N0UkI1Ul0 money refunded d
It fails to remove
the very worst eases and beautify ths
complexion In twenty days.
Mrs. Edward Jones, Of Mount Sterling,
kentucky, writes
II feel i my duty b tell you the benefi
Nadlnola has been to me. I had suffered
untold notification with freekles, since child
nooo; Having used Al the highly recon-
nended creamS and lotions, with much
nesltAncy 1 bought your entire treatment
After giving il . fair trial most heartily
recommend il, for it's worth it's weight IN
gold 20 any woman having treckles. Youl
Naoinola ~ the only thing have ever useo
with success. Your Nadine Face Powder Is
grand. Wishing yOu the deserved success, ]
Price 50 cents and 500, BY Leading
druggists or mail. Prepared BY the
National Toilet Co.. Paris. Tenn.
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has left host of friends regretting
her departure and trusting she win
return next fall Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnelly have proved delightful so,
Cial acceSsions and their sister has
been greatly admired.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22
$500
PAIR.

Ladies' Patent Tip, Vici Kid. Blu
cher Oxford, large eyelets, wide silk
ribbon loces, dub lace stay, Cuban
heel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22

Ladies' Patent Colt, three button
Oxford, full Cuban heel, dull tops
light sole.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22

Mr.. Osthous, the famous painter
of animals, and brother Of
Mrs. E. H Skinner-and his wife
leaveto-night for their home in Tole-
do. Ohio, after an enjoyable stay in
Pensacola where they have been re.
cipients of many charming atten-
lions. Mr.. Osthous entertained
eleven gentlemen very handsomely
with stag dinner at the Osceola
Club last night.
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Is guaranteed, and
money refunded Il
It fails to remove
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22

Here are a groupe Of offerings that
are worthy OF every lady's attention.
We make them special attractions for
MONDAY SHOPPERS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-22

Milton Wood Lappington came in
from Gouhaing yesterday to celebrate
his third birthday at the residence of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Wood. Sixteen of his little friends
were present and all in their pretty
Clothes made an attractive scene as
Continued on Page Sixteen)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

maciones en- sl eemsntsrio do elta
ciudad.
Sc han iusariio 60 el RsRistro
OWL los nAsimientos do Fernando
Ayala .Pihsiro, MArseliua Landor
Rond6n, NNc'sa Cor xklex Gareia,
Florsnse Eleonor Villsrsao Lama
s6n, LOfs PorrAIa RtvSrA, Pedro Al
s6ntara FIguero EssAIsra, Uuulo
oamDos Torres, RosalfA Ciriuo Her
nkndez y Carmen Ana 7 6rez Nsvareu;
y les deturelones do RNfAel Pons Ia
salona, Nisanor Roman SAntanS loo
ssncto R'mos Figusros, Eaiofana Ro'
sAdo y Rafael GArtfA Maestro.
-HA sido dado de alta On oil Hos
pital euareoHsnario Trinidad Gopxk'
les 0 ivsrA 8 iUgres6 10 piha Maria
PineIro Rodrigatz. aIaeAda do HsbIs
MtJi'eA.
Maria CArri6n iUgrsa6 On sl hos
pital de AaGerOidad, y f6 dada de
alta 81 nllo Pablo Gorx&tx.
Emilio Rodriguez, asusAdo de-
Abuso dc cor farxA. foe sondsnado
hoy dos msAeI dc 'a'csl. Este indi.
viduo rcibi6 rscibi6 de Msriano An.
tonic Sampson una saia de 300 cajetI.
las dc cigarriIlos vAlorada 90 s7pAra
que 10 eAmbiaHs On 81 establesimisnto
de Al'iandro SuGrsx. ApropiGndoas d.
aquelIa ain gus la dsvolviera 4 an
dusno
Ri die 4 de Dielsmbrs & laa 10 '
80 do lA mAnAna rsCogsrG oil vapor
sCoamos lA CorrISpondensia para 10.
EitAdos Umides.
Hoy zarpo para las rel 6bncls
del Sur el vApor AmsricAno sPhila
dslphia.
-hAnanA II de Dieismbre & las
.. p, as lssarA por primsrA vtEsl ca
lsndArio de les aSunIoa siviles en- |,
Corte dc Dlatrilo.
Nos scmupioA nrestro amjgC
don Jaan Torres G.mensz, que no u
be con que fdndAms4Io hG eirsulAdr
sl rumor te que oil Istk en- plsAdo sn q
Asilo dc Nlflos de SAnlurse, puss 8
no he solis tado niSg & smpleo en- Die,
en- csc sItableslmisfiIo.
-ss rs dispussto 81 EaIlado d
los capAlsssI polisiAS Raimuudo Crss
po lA sarrsIerA dmsto 4 , M rs,
/ rrII, TOrrsI & lA sArretsrA nduero /
Sc snsu, mira 81 fMmo con sl tifus
sn sl Hospital PrsI Ibitsriauo, sl JOYS
fsrmaseutiso, sorreliRionArlo pusutrc
don Emilio Dflz CspblAneo, Gmpls.
do Do la botIss dc e Aneo. celshr,
renoa ~ pronto rsstAbltsimisnlo,
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Mr.. LOU! LAVERGNE

Aver muri6 on estA capital sl ho.
norAble sAbAllsro don Luis LAvsrRue
Era fsAnGes Dor 81 nasimisnt
por Ius ideAS, por aus f1rmas socIA.
lee Sin olvidar { su gran pAtris,
QusrfG { Puerto Rieo, donde reside
mGs de c1areIta ados, fernando urs
famiiA digniSimA.
CAballsroso, Ssrio , probo, ina-
pirAbs much1 respeto y diIfsutabs
muchA sstlmaeion. Despu9s de osu
oar una posiei6n pssuni aria, e6moda
y smplis, perdi6 81 fortuna y cont,
nu6 lushAndo por la vida con snts
rezA.
AhofG tsnia una casa dc hu6sps
dss On 10 ealls de Tstukn.
Ssntimos 81 tallseimieuto ysnvis
mos & aus dsudAE nuestro Iemms sin
zero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
NOTICIAS DEL Ola:

Ba'G hA suspendido 90 visis & Vene'
zaslA. Asuntos persouAlss ls i'm 'i-
dieron embAreRrss hoy ca el vApor
<PhllAdeiL LhtaS.
He lido auspsndido dc susldo y
emplso sl poliefa insuIAr Sergio Dfax
ParAdis. Este hGss ai1)s que lirvs On
el suereo,
Al individuo RafAsl CAmunAs,
que ls oeup6 snIsAyer 10 poliCfA una
nAvaia que 10 IabA, 10 soudsn6 hoy
el Juex q el5 dc mQlGA o 30 diaI do
Arresso.
Los guardias Max mIno L6psx y
Manusl Oh d soFprendi0ron aver una
iugada de dAdos, dstenisndo & los In
dividuoH Pant leon Bsnthx. Ventura
Rodriguez, AgdsIln FlgueroH y Joae
Reyes, & los euAleI sOndsn6 hoy el
ius1 & 9.5 do mullA sAdA una.
FL qua diG Juan Soltsro, con cl
'eSlimonio dsl insOsssor do sAnidad
PilsT Miranda, dsnunelo 4 CAlder6n
CorleS, VlssnIs Sanchez y Tito Gas.
sro por ex ,snder ttacGos do e9mer sin
IssIAr proviStos del esrliasAdo de HA'
uidAd,
~EI polisiA FrAnsiaeo Porras, de
ssrvieiO en- Sanlures, prsasnt6 hoy
ants la CorIs municipal & los ninos
Grsgorio Uiauga, Am6risA Torres,
Maria r omsro J FraneissA R1msro,
poEQ us dice hAbSrles orPrendldo eyer
por ID mshSAA dsnIro dc una tincA del
doslor NdHsz con an sAso de ahlnas,
Fl iusE no VIC on el sASo deuunsia ado
latxISIeneIA dc an deliIo J AbIolvit
q los AsuSAdoT.
Laura Oftx, en- esIAdo de EN-
fbris gutz, promoVi6 aver IN fusrte %
eAndAIo en- 10 calls dc la Luna. Ii
polisia 10 deluvo J hoy lA condsn6 q
Jusz q disz diAS dc Arrssso.
LA G Jrts de Dlsirldo, session L
90 sncusnIra on Fsseso para rssolvs
Asuntos, no osleblAndo iuisIos hAaI
] oil lunss prtxImo,
Ell iurAdo que Aslu6 en- 10 Con {
de DisIriIo de San Juan dtc,ar0 ho
sulpAbls q IsAbelo Converter del d,
Ito de eiSAlAmiento sn primer grad
, habisndoss sIf ,lAdo el dia 3 de D
+. sismbrs ploximo para dlsIAr ssntsr
ciA.
, -PoF oFdsn del Tesorero ss h
lsvantAdo smbArgoI en- PoreI =
; en- Arroyo, Hobrs f sas que e.t,hs
j. psndieEts os pago de contributions
81 -ss eneuepIrA en- ehA eiuo ad
pIntor don JcI6 Lopez de vletor'a.
i H'yi: h'n prastisaio les XII
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"a APARECIO UNO

Aysr reproduiImoS On suelto do
IL AGUILA Sohre sssueslrn de dos Ia.
dividuoS de GuAy ANA CAp6 Matrss ,
Pnerte ReyIs.
Hoy rscibimos este dsspAcho.
sCsutral Aguirr', Noviembrs 80
DKMoCRACIA, san Jusu.-ElIe
for Capo NAt'es Sc snsusnsrA ssia1
eia Jalia, propisdAd A, H HHtmAp, Dc
Arroyo.
OBRN
Ya aparseI6 uno de los presuntos .
sscusstrAdoS. SO6n1s sstarG ell otrt
segurAmsr ts e. otrA eAtAneiA de Il ArI
man 8 de Mae 4 rmie.
Qtes 90 10 mismo.
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El papa celebrando
la crisis espanola,

Roma. Novismbrs 80 Ell pspa Pho 60 maniAss.
Do sattseho por 10 renuneiA dol cabinets liberal on
Madrid cree que una sonei6n eonlefvadoia llaman.
do el roy a aehor MaurA, alsisrfa todo obs,kcuo
las reasonss sntrs EspI sl podsr pont feo. Pho
Z apoya vsueltsmsnte les asociseonss rsigosss en-
% lushs con el gobsrno que las aosas ssgui
ran 10 msmo que anss que EspanA Ger& ssm srs una
hiia prsdilseta sumisA del Vaticanc Sc sssgurA que
sass 10 IL husnsia do los CardsnAsa Merry del
Vel Wives Toto.
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MUELLE REQ D'L|kE
Sc constituye una Junta d.
rectiva para orqanizar Ia
corporation necesaria.
$4,000 VA SUsCRITOS
La franquicia fue otorgada
ror el Consejo Bjecuti
vo.-Es lauda Bile.

Aver 80 eslshr6 uua reunion para
conatituir una Junta que disporga
los preliminAres que han do prsoedsr
{ lA incorporation de una comp, als
qus construya ca nuestro puerto el
muelts 6msro 2
Aaistieron muchas personals dc 10
sgrisu'tura y del some'sio, y ae do
sign6, para diehl Junts, & los - ores
s'guisnie:
Don Luis Rubsrt. dc Rubsrt Her
uano'; don Eduardo Gsorastsl, do
Ba'ssiro y Gsorgsi.i; don Eduardo
Gonzalsz, hacsndsdc; don Dionisio
Trlgo, do sobrinoa do Izquierdo v G..
don Miguel Targa, de Hsrnaix TArga
yCs; don Antonio Caubst, de Suss
SORES do A. Mayol y Csi don Antonio
Piza, do PizA Hsrmauoi; don viesnte
Ussra, hasendado; don Antonio P6
rez, propistaric; don Abelardo dc la
Haba. vropietario; don Carlos Con.
do, dc Yillar y c..
Hs squf 10 rslse.6n de loa 40
hAsta hoy han suscrito aceIones do 10
empresa;
Vissnts U'ers, Balssiro y G ,or.
gstM. Vlllar 81 CO. Antonio Perez, D.
Trigo. Susesorss A. Mayol & CO, Luis
Rubsrt, Jaime Fonalledas, Adoifo P6'
req. JoAe + ertz Martinez, Eduardo G.
GorzGlez. Ffsirfa Il C9. Jnan Fona'
lledas, Antonio Pizf, A. Alvarex 4
HermAnof, JoaS Perz PSrsz, W. q.
MARI, A. do 10 Hab', r, Brunei, @.
Ffancssehi, Manuel Bstarc ourt, Her.
naiz T.rga y CO, Vidal Hsrm amos &
CO. Elias Wof, A. Vicente, Fransia
90 Alvauz.
| ImSortan sisnto ssaenla J cuatro
Sssionss & $500 $4,000.
So tratA do un gran negosio, Ia
crAiivo para les que en- 81 aomsn par.
10! mas 90 trata tambien do IN grar
bstsaeio para San Juan y para o.
pals.
A medlda que sHta 90 desarr oils
~ que la production , el eonsumc
aumentan, 90 preciso que aumsnlen J
90 dssArrollen IambIeu los medios d
tAsilitAr sl trAneo. Un muslle no bas
To 81 movimiento dc San Juan. Coz
nm muelle Oh impoatb.e 10 ct m pets nsis
Cslsbramoa que 10 conatruyA Q
r1msro ., y eslebrAremos que vep gal
luego ctsos otros, pues clio ael& ID
meior prusba dc 10 prcspsridad d.
Puerto Rico del vusl0 que ado uiereI
squf 10 sgrioulturA y el somereio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

Nos intormAn do BAyam6r, que
dshido al eslo y astividad dc 10 poli'
otA hen essAdo les iugaaas & 10 pro-
Aibido On AQusl pAsblo.
Aver fusron arrestados por 10
volicis, osho indivlduos por iLt'ac'
ei6n & los ordsnAuxAs munisipAlss.
-Por sxtinsi6n do sondenA fuOron
pusstos hoy On libersad. On 10 sArcsl
muuieipal. jose IriarIe. JaAu Ma
shuea. IgnAsi0 o !orio, Nlso As Me
ves, H,gipio G Arcis y JosS @Autisr.
I'll DIE 8 do Enero pr6ximo, TO-
mara posssi6n sl nusvo Ayuutamiento
dc Gan Juan, que con HPr0Glo & 10
nusva ley municipal, sonsta de nusve
SoussiAlss, dc entire los caAlss, por
voesai6u searslA, 90 nombrArA nm pre-
SIdeaas.
En- 10 salls del Sol ts6 sgrsdl'
de- sysr Gasdalups Cabaret, quisn
ss<ihi6 an golps On la sSbssN
DE hsridAs y eonluaionss lsvss
lusron As.sIIdos aver On 10 sAlA de
soeorroV, Juan sisrra y Juan G ArsiA
-Ssgd1 informsI, sl 8 de Dlslsm
hrs podrEn exAminArss de iUgl6s
aQuellos mAsslros Qus no pudtoron
ssr Aprohados On los pasados exAme
nss.
-En YAhueoA 90 ProyasIa 10 fan
Aaoi0u de un sindisAto sgriCola.
-En 10 rsuni6n sslshrsda snlsA
ger Dor oil oomiIk do salad ) doliss, nc
% disron por IsrninAdoa los IaAbsioI
rslativos al irforms que 10 dc pre-
asnsArss al Conssio Eissutivo, pol
tAlta dc Algunos dAtos gus dsbisrAE
.huministrarss por delarminAda oHSt
ha. No obstants podemos RsegurAr
cue disho informs no tArdArk On se
honosldo POP sl p6bliso.
Sc nos hA irf)rmado que nusatrI
amigo don Juan Torres ssr& empleadl
Ap sl Asilo de NlhoS dc SanIurss.
Convsndrfs que por quien %
itespondA 90 mandsn & rstirAr Ia
pisdras que exlSten rsgAdAG On lA call
10 NoY3agarAy irSnts { la plaza d.
N0reado, puss ess ssIorbo 20 Aolo In
ssfrumps sl pAao dc los vshfsuIos, 81
no cue GamblGn hAse diftsil txlrAsr d
asusl siho les basuras J otrAs inmur
niaiAs.
-PArees que lA comiSi6n de
PolIsiA 1aSulAr SO hS ntgGdo i lrAI
Aiglr on 81 aumsnto de suedo s ID
nismhros del susrpo, Isgdu la vigel
y Ley, que d'ia sn names do dish
nomlSi6u esaS Atribuslonea.
ssNUOslro amigo don Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Rebeldia q bordo
del S. S. Tennessee

N, wort NiwL Novismbrs 3d.. El srueero de los
Estsdos Undos eTenussses que sseoltaba Al acoraxA
DO sLoussna3 durAnts IL excursion del Presidents Roo
ssvslt PsnamA Pusrto Rico, he llsgado con mrt ho
retardo cate puerto eauss dc que los earboperoa de
sbordo rshussron obedsear las 6rdenes para limpar
los cor duCos do are que rsfsscan e depsramsnto de
eadsraT Los msrinos rebsldea dssembarsaror esiGn
dstsnidos somstidos un sonssio de guerra Son So
ssnsa, u eonsejo proeede con aetvidAd 30 espera
que pronto rseasrG M tallo muy severe,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Moviniento carlista,
Recluta para D. Carlos

Madrid. Novismbre 80 -oEstk TOM Ando ineramsnto
a agitas6n cArlisla ca lss provinsias do Catat ia
vascougsdas NAvArra D)n Carlos, cue reside sn
IN gran pAlAdo aobre gran canal do vsnesia rsau'
IT, por mediS do aus sgentes 10 peninaua faerzAs
para el movimiento, ain eeonomizM rseursss. Dfesss
QUE han entrado por 10 fronterA Agunos millMes dc
tasiles MAuser dc uutormes para las partidM. La
policfs sgue 10 pista los sonspirAdore Ada no 10
realia6 mir g6a asto contra sllos Clsse que 90 rrspa
ran Algunas prisionss preventvas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Explosion mortlfera.
Un pueblo destruido

Dormund -AemaniA- Noviembre 80 En- 10 <Ro.
hure Faetorys oeurri6 ssA mAHAnA una plos6n tar
midabs destroxando los ediAeios sAusAndo 10 musr.
10 de trsseentos obreros inesndlo % dsslar6 ms
santApsamente rsduio esoombros cAai sodas les In
msnsas sonstrueeIones de 10 tetrA L. aldsA esrsA-
M qusd6 tambSn destrufda por 10 osi6n. Era un
easWfo do aguua mportancla que rssdian los t-a'
b'iadorss aus fAmillas. Las Autoridades mandan
trsnss do at xlio soda Glasa dc recuFsoE smks
rAcos ha to sIrshAdo que 40 Abra una inveat gasn
90 ls de eusnta de gu deaarYollo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
JOSE De DIEGO

Eta tarde emhare6 hAciS Vsne'
zasla nusAtro Qusrido amigo don Jol6
do Dlsgo.
DsaembareMA en- Ours qNo para
conossr 10 eiudad, y no 90 dstsndl q
en- 10 Guairs, s!no que ira & Caracas
inmsdiatAm, nts AL dsbe IermAu
Ger veinIe ofAs y r'grssArG lu,g 4
Puerto Riso. donde 90 eDconGrArG de
vusltA & 6uss de Dieismbre.
Despedimss cari osAm, nts Al ora,
dor puerto qusfio que do seguro 90
sontrarA On Ca:asAa la Aeogids cor
dial qae mereae.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Ell canciller Won Bulow
DecIaraciones cIaras,

Berlin, Novismbre 80. Fl sansler Won Bale 10.
mo psre sysr 90 debate del Reichstag respeeto los
ssuntos del Africa Asmsna del Sudcess declare Que
10 sonstrusci6n dc los rrosarriles hass nscssAra
que el Rsishstsg debs dssnar ella los fondos indy
psnsabes si 80 dsssa sonfervar s prestgio de Asma
MIA como poterea sooniz Idora Anad!6 que no quada
otro remsdio On vista do 10 acttud de los nativo
slimnArles dc todA intervention sn les ferroeLrfss
ssgda oil l'ismplo de los Esiados Uodos on Flipinas
L. mEyora aplsudi6 las dsasraeisnss del saneilsr.
Il elsmsnto sosislista AnunsiA una Interpolation.