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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

20 ae preparan on el Atsneo Puerto
riqutfio una velada en- honor de Fer.
nandez Juncos como tribute que le
dedican sus admiradorcs y amigos al
maestro en- letras.
Los artiatas de Ia Compafiia de
zarzusla que lego aver ca vspor <Ca.
racaas prccedsnts de Venezuela, han
aldo sometidos q obssrvaci6n euarsn-
tenaria,
-AVISO. A psticI6n de muchas
personas que no han tenido tempo
dc eomsterae q tratamie1t to del <Bra.
guero Regulators y sParchs allen 81,
para Ia curaci6n radical de les her.
MAS, hs tenido 4 bien do permanecer
hasta el dlsimo do sats mas sin mas
rrolong aol0n.
DR.. FoRTA.
6-l Espsciallsta herniario.
-Por ser fssta nacionsl han per-
manecido cerrAdas hoy las oAcinas
del gobierno Les reporters no han po-
pido tcmar las Loneias o6ciales.
-Durants 10 lluvla dc anochs,6 In
hors de retleta, muchAs personas ae
guarecleron on los bsjos de 10 casa
consistorial un policia On formas
bruscas mand6 despeisr 10 gente, Ian
zAndola & Ia Gale On medic do up
sguaCero.
Son mas dc 200 900 las personas
que prederen tpmsr nuestra rica Ger
VEGA sPsbsts nipgana otra conocI
do en- esta isIa. Il. n. Cslder6n c.
calle de Tetuan NJ II, San Juan P. r.
Agsntes.
Aver 20 vendieron 1000 ascos
eS1car de 10 hacienda sLuisss q S3 o.
Comprsdoref, E, Besosa y CO.
Sc encuensra on San Juan do,
Bsrtolome Sarracants, d. Coamo
acompaRl ado de 81 famlli..
"A iuzgAr por 10 amin aci6n qu,
existe entire la iuvensud, Ell baile el
sl teatro promete quedar muy concu
rrido.
| --SE HA EXTRAVIADO en- q
Taatrc, darants Ia Coronacion, un,
!psineia de conehi fAs con incru.ta \
loiones de plaza, brillantes del Bra,i
~ ptedras saai cslsste. El que 10 hay
! encontrado, pueds dirliir.e q 10 adm
niatracion de! Hotel Iaglaterra dond
SO le gratifcara. 2.
-Se queisn los vecinos del barri
ala Perlas del estAdo POGO higi6nic
en- que Is encuentrA Aquel cAserf (,
contra 10 cual vienen clamando ha,
tempo sin que sean atsn lido, on Al
quejas p)r 10 sanidad.
-Se encuentran On San Juan
:simpatIca seh rita Maria Bspfsez, b ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
AVIS O..

Dsseosos do msiorar la aparisn.
ola del smpsque de nuestros cigarri.
llos, de ahora en adslante nssstrss
marcas dc c'garrillos sColectiva, y
<Violetoss ir&n snosietillAdas On for
ma do petscas, y muy On brevs todas
nuestrss marcas ssrGn encsistilladas
On 10 misma forma.
Con sl Hn dc disipar toda duda
respecto & 10 legltimidad do nuestro
pioducto, que pueda surgir { conss.
cuencia de 10 nusvA marquills, deses.
mos hAcer constar que esto ca NADIA
altera 10 buena czlidad del mismo,
Porto Rican American Tobacco
l. M. d. Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

su sefiora esposa que regresa on el
sCoamcs proeedente dc los Estados
Un.dos.
La policia dstuvo On Juana Dial
& Geronimo Qlessda, prssunto ~ or
del incendio que oeurri6 On aqusl pus.
bio sl 81 dol eorrisnts, On 10 hacienda
do don Leopoldo Colon.
ANUNCIO.-La sehora Eloisa do
Jesus, viuda dc Bull, partieipa oil pd.
blico do este pueblo y Al do 10 isls,
que aptsar del fAllecimisnto do su %.
poso, el taller FotcysAaco que aqusl
tsnfa establecido, continda sus raba'
los sin haber vArlado "a 10 maj mini'
mo.
Carolins, Fsbrero IA de 1905.
6-1 cit.
Don Luis Texldor Ortiz y doiiA
Teresa Collsxo y TexIdor, dc Gaaya.
ma, partieipannos por medic do stsn.
to tarieta su efsctuAdo enlaoe, oire.
ci6ndonos su casa On aquslla eiudad,
Dessamos q los nuevos c6nyuguea
toda suerte do tslieidadel On su nusvo
estado.
-Hemos sido invitados para Va
baile do Carnaval que % cslsbrArA sn
el Centro do 10 Colonia Espailola do
Caguas, el domingo 25 del eorrients.
Agradscemos 10 atenci6n.
Hoy 90 espera on sl sCoamos oil
nusvo Auditor do Puerto Rico, MIR.
Warron Cabot.
-Esta noche % steetuar& On la
residencia do los esposos Winthrop
Ia Ultima reospei6n do 10 temporada.
LA Comps flla do xarsuela, en-
presa Rossll6, trse un magnihso re-
pertorio de ciento veinte ciroo obrss,
10 mayor parte nusvas para nusatro
pdbl!co.
! Sc anuncia el debut para el pri.
nero del mes pr6xlmo. ri abono que.
daI & cerrAdo oil q del oorriente.
Aver fueron dstsnidos On Larss,
dos individuos como autores del robo
de un eaballo propiedad do don Jose
! Florentino Ponce do LEON. ri caballo
Ifa6 rscupsrado por q polisfa Brugue.
lrAs en- 10 sstancia de Rsm6a San.
usgJ.
Il Eta tards amenis6 10 fiesta OF
Honor Washington, en- 10 sscusls
<Poncs de Ls6ns, do PaertA de- TERRA
Ia banda do 10 polieia insulAr.
-UN BUEN reloi dc orc % el msiol
regalo para Navidad. f. Kshrh abr
q Iy Co. San Francisco 28, San Juan
& C0ntiada en- Ia pdgiaa 6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

Escolar de Ciaes.-Baie de Carnival
en- Rio Pledras.-Tallas de policia. en- Ell Ate
neo.-lmtemperancias de policia en- cua-
rentena.-Venta de azdcar.-Falta de hygiene en- el
barro <La Perla. s-Bale de esta noche-Las oicinas
ofciaes cerradas.-Retreta interrump pida.-Incenda.
rios detenldos.-Mr. Foot en- San Juan. Senorta Ma
ria Benitez-Otras notcas de nteres general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

Nueatros amigos dc Cla,eS nos
ruegan ineulrir del Dspartansnto de
Educaci6n, cual ha sido el ell rssulta-
do do 10 investigAci6n practicada por
ell aefior Corr slsz Font en- las cuentas
de IL Janta Etcolsr de squel pueblo
ouando 90 eneontraban al frente de
ella el senior Agrait Dslgado, como
Presidents y el stfior Francisco Belen
Gomez, como Sesretar.o o contador do
la misma, cuyo cargo dessmpena to.
davfa este seflor.
Parece, segdn.ds pdblico 40 dice,
que ae ha descubierso en- aquella Jun.
to Escolar le.ias irregularidade, y,
ae supone tambien que el senior Con.
zalez Font habrA prssentsdo 81 IL for
me.
81 como &c rumora, do 10 invsati
gaci6n practicada resultaran confir'
madoa los graves cargos que contra
aquellos ssfiores 90 han hscho. parece
natural que ese asunto se sntregus &
los tribunales para que estos apliq uen
10 pena correspondence q los eoncul'
cadores do ls ley.
Ell sefior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
estAblecido 81 Ofeina de Abog ado y
su Notaria on esta siudad, salls do San
Justo n6mero II.
Eiercc anita 10 Corte Federal, Cor.
10 do Distrito dc todA 10 Isla y Corte
suprema, dedicsndose asfmismo sl
examen do Htulos do propiedadea,. iE-
corporation do Corporseiones del D pals
J extrsngeras y trsmitasi6n do expe'
dienses do expropiaci6n torsosa.
Aoepsando la noble competencis
hoy essablecida en- sl siereieio do 10.
protsstones dc Abogsdo y Notario, o.
sehor DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispons 4
oonrsr q sus elisn.es honorarios exec
| AIVHneueo mUQl0Jk.
Ell bal de carnaval cslebrsdt
aacche en- el casino de Rio Pisdrsl
quedo muy lucido. Las dAmas 90 pre-
AenIaron, unas on bails de salon
ot;as disfrszAdas; tamblen 90 preaen
tAron gunas N ascAras del sexo m "a
culino.
So bail6 hasts mas de las d % d
Ia madrugsda y Ia animation y Ii
algeria no decayeron IN inatAnte.
| Este bale fue un acso do aocis
dad, muy quito, que honra Ia soCied o
del vsoino pueblo de Rio Piedras.
| LA Comisi6n de Ia Polisfa Insu
| lar se trssla1sra el dia , q Guayam
| y sl dia 3 q Ponce donds practicarA
sallss para enlistsr cien hombrss co.
destIno q dicho cuerpo.
| Para los prlmeros dlss oe Mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MuAOZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlclna de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Cllnico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaie
a Madrid, ha establecido su
o6clna professional en- Ia calle
de Tetuan NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 p. m. Telefono no 326. d.
-Hsmos sido atentamsnte invita-
dos por 10 junta orgAnixadora do las
destas del carnava', do Coamo, & los
bales que 90 cslebrarAn en- dicho pus
bio los dlas 22, 25, 20, q "a de Mar
20 en- que iendra lugar un gran bails
do Pinata. Agradecemos Ia atenci6n
Sc encuevtrA ca San Juan Mr.
FJothe, Juez de la Corte do Distritt
do Humasao, quien vino & sspsrar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
SECC|0N MERCANT|L
Notas 6oneIcia|es de San Juan
PfecIos MIN de los artlcuIos
que SO detailan on
aim nnnaa

hbVVtVv NstW ~ ~S sW~ - "SS~~
que SO detallan on
almaGanes
Arroceu de partdo q Japon de
MAS.
Idsm vsleaciano de est . 6 Id. Id.
Alea de 80 ctvs. & 30.
Jsnonss oct o 8.
ouesos amess.a s164 Passgras 10.
Tostno, . Is let.
Sardinas aumsdas l6 centavos
JshSn, sAk & IS RocamorA
amssioaao, s3sy4s.
Pasta del pais q sA3.
Msntsax set & 81 % ! Zen satas
40 81 & 10.
Hsrina de ~ at5a
Habichuelas Amerieanas eo'oradas
Mraas s5i Ht
OarnAnxos al aS.
Raaalao s6ta7
OeboilAs at Q 5.
MantaQ uillal do sl3 10
Papas Ameyieanas OIL
Tssaio I.
Lcshs condensaiA sAguilas q s6
Id Id <Cruz Roias IS
Id Id <AAgnollas s4i
DEL PALS
Astear para sl eonsumo'
Nassabado slaro do f3} IA
DO miel slaro $50
Csutrifuga slaro do 10 as
Amerieana do st 1ssht
De Pouca eA4 q Al.
Ror 80 grados Cartier ( o.. 80 ara
svos gallon pagAdos r. Ir'srna''
Maix . LEO
Tahaco, nominal,
PrecIus do compra
Almidon . $3.50
Alsoi5n d. So $50
coeos de Is . Is uaillar
Uusros duleea s1s
eebc de res ~.
Cate sorriante do $40 alOt
CamDlos O0rrlontss
Lo1drss check . Ass
fAris VI 1t u
ERuhu 70 &ss
Nav York 5 ctva +.
EapAaa 8 div l73 p8 d
C6dalas hipotecarlas
BAnno Territorisl y Agricola sSS'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22
Azl:ar
Para Ia exportAci6n coti2Amos d,
e. 81 & s3,08 aegda paraliz scion
AcClOnes
Banco de Pto. Rico 9 Is & 20.
Bsneo Territorial. Q 1t} 4 16.
Banso Popular. 49,. e7.60 as.
Buques anuncIados

Vapor espafiol SPio IXs De
Barcelona ssli6 el 8 del actual con las
escalas do costumbre para este puerto
J Ponce, siguiendo viaie para Santa.
60 de Cuba, Habans y Matanzas.
evapor americana <Julla Luc
ksnbacks sali6 de New York para
esta el 18 del corriente.
vapor americana sPhilsdelphia,.
Estar& aqaf procedente de New York
hoy.
vApores ingle, <solents y <Esks.
EstArsn aqui pr, csdentes de Jamaica
y 81. Th omas respect amente,
Vapor espafiol <Buenos Airess.
Sc sguarda de un momento q otro pro
cederts de Colon y escalas.
Vspor espadol <Monserrats. FL
2S iel c orrients estara Aqui procsdents
do la Pc fnsula.
1omdf0n puerto
Aver recal6 procedense de- Nueva
Orleans el vspor americana <Ark adia.
Sc hAbla0r0n de sdEdG.
Vapor cubano <Julias para la Ha.
bana y eIcAlas intermediaS.
Goleta sPetras para Nsguabo
Buques on puerto
TRAvsEtA
<Mari Pa'm.rs dsscsrgando
emily Wlsss descargando
<Arkadias descargando
COSTANEROs
xGnc arm aci6ns Fs, ,ardo Maunebo y
Yabucoa.
<Rlca -do Ruiz, Agusdllla y Ma
ysgO'z.
&GuiIlermttos Arroyo
<Aurelias Vtequsa
<Desesdas Nsguabo
<Cors z6n de MArias psndiepis
<San Miguels Fsiardo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-22

dc nasstro Sorrsllgionario do Yabueoa
don Carlos Benfsez Santana. Le aeon
p ma ls dlstipguida sedora doAa Ara.
cells Cintr6n, ssposa de nusstro ami
60 don Pedro Ortiz Berries.
-Anechs, & causa de Is lluvls, 90
intsrrumni6 10 rstreta que celebrabs
eu Ia plaza principal 10 banda del Re.
gmlento de Puerto Rico.
-UN COLLAR DE ORC, con un
adorno en- torma de serpiente, 20 ha
extravlado en- sl Casino Espaiiol Ia
noche del balls del ldoes 10 del CO.
rriente. SerA gratidcado por su due.
ha quien 10 entregue en- la admiaistra'
ci6n de este peri6dico. 81
Ell presidsnte de Ia Jupta Esco-
lar de Vega.Bsia don Fernando En-
riquez, nos obiequi6 con un progrs ma
dc 10 fiesta escolar que on honor 4
Warrington tsndra lugar hoy On di.
cho pueblo.
Sc encuentra restablscido do Ia
doleneia que aufri6 nusstro amigo don
Francisco Rivera. Lo eelsbramos.
RECO AENDAMOS & los vends.
dorss dc TaJetas PostaleS, libreros
impresores, quincallerfas, paq uetsrias
tiendas mixsas, bszsrea, tAbaquerias,
kioakos, eetacionss do ferrocarril, De,
loquerfas, balnearios, etc que pidar
la tarlfa reservads do presios al DO,
mayor de la gran fGbrica y almaceneI
hiapano- americados de 1drjstas Pos
takS de Santiago s. Solsr, Castsll6r
de 10 Plana (Espahs). Esta nueva fk
brica es 10 que mas novsdades al mer
cado; su surtido es el mas extsnso de
mundo, y sus precios son los mas b.
ratos de soda Eusopa, Pfia,e el O..
ItSlogo ilultrado para 1905 que 20 On
via gratis solamente & ccm srciantel
ssrios, 6 cousd.tsas sl d.timo xBols
In Menaual de Novsdadess que tens
mos en nueatra redaccl6n & 10 dispo
sici6n de todos nuestros lsctorss, B.,
IA salido haeia Afiasco nues
ro am 60 don Vicente Urrutis, quiel
sn los dias Qus estuvo en- San Jual
lconferenci6 con Monssaor Bier k acar
lca dc 10 restauraci6n dc Ia iglssia d
laquel pueblo. El senior Urrutia sail
gratam ante complaeido do Ia vista q
revere ado prelado.
| DOCTOR GUSTAVO MUa0z
DE LA FACULTAD dc
lMedicina de Madrid y Ex.pro
fesor Clinico del Hospital d
San Carlos, de la misma Fa
cultad, de regreso de su vial
/ a Madrid, ha establecido S
! Iofcina professional en- Ia call
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Pres. Mitchell makes
COUNTER PROPOSITIONS
THEIR EARLY CONSIDERATION
By THE OPERATORS
REQUESTED.

Miners Leader Wishes to Submit De-
cision to the Convention Called for
Next Thursday in ScrantOn-Fears
That Operators VIII No tAccept Any
Proposition to Arbitrate From the
Miners-Have Not, However, Entirely
Abandoned Hope That an Agreement
Can be Reached-Texts of New Prop
ositions.
New York, April 26.-The anthracite
coal operators announced to-day at
their office in this city that Chairman
George F. Baer, of their conference
committee, had received a telegram
from President Mitchell of the miners
union, intimating that letter contain
ing counter propositions from the
miners had been forward to him, (Mr-
Baer). The telegram asked for an
early consideration Of the propositions
SO that the decision Of the operators
may be submitted to the miners at
their convention next Thursday
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TO KEEP ORDER
PARIS PREFtCT OF POLICE As
SUREs THE PEOPLE.

Every Precaution Taken to Prevent At
tempts Against Life and Property ON
May Day--Reinforcement Of $4,000
Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery Ar
riving--In Strike Circles the Men Are
Much CaImer.
Paris, April 26.-The prefect of police
this afternoon made reassuring reply
to hundreds of letters which anxious
citizens had addressed to the police. He
said that precautions had been taken
to maintain order in the streets May /
and prevent attempts against life or
property. Besides the full police force
which win be on duty. reinforcements
consisting Of $4,000 infantry, cavalry
and artillery will arrive here tonight,
tomorrow and Saturday. These troops
will be disposed throughout the city
with precise orders, Special surveil-
lance will be maintained over the wa
ter and gas conduits
In addition to the troops mentioned,
eight tsquadrons Of cavalry relieved from
duty in the mining regions, have been
brought to Paris, and dragons and
hussars are coming from many other
points.
In strike circles the men are much
calmer. There has been no renewal of
the disorders and the return of the
northern iron workers to their factories
indicates a patial breakup of the
movement in the mining regions.
The workmen in numerous additional
trades have announced their adhesion
to the eight-hour movement, but the
railroad men and employees Of the pro-
trades do not intend to strike.
The announcement this afternoon
that the big department stores would
remain open as usual served to reas-
sure the public
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Appeal for the san Francisco Sufferers
from Executive Relief Committee.

Appeal for the San Francisco Sufferers
from Executive Relief Committee.
New Haven, Conn.,, April rs, 1906.
To the Citizens of New Haven and vi
cinity.
The suffering of the people of Cali
fornia must still receive our earnest at
tention. In spite of some rumors to
the contrary, their needs are great and
we cannot be too generous or too
prompt in relieving them
We, therefore, again solicit your con-
tributions for this object.
The people have been very responsive
to our previous appeal, but we are sure
that there are still many who in the
rush of business have not yet respond
ed, and possibly many Of those who
have already given would like to give
again.
We would especially ask all employers
OF labor to give their employees an OPP
portunity to contribute by establishing
some agency at the factories through
which contributions can be made and
forwarded to the treasurer.
Contributions of money should be
made to Mr., Samuel Hemingway, Of the
Second National bank.
Contributions of clothing, blankets,
linen, ETC., should be sent to the rooms
of the United Workers, 200 Orange
street, where they will be arranged and
forwarded by committee of ladies ap-
pointed for the purpose.
Respectfully submitted by the UNDER
signed who have been appointed an ex-
ecutive committee to carry on the work
of relief
John P. Studley, Harry w. Asher
william w. Farnam, Henry Fresenius
John G. Gallagher Samuel Hemingway
Andrew r. Kelly, Lee McClung, Burton
Mansfield, Nicola Mariani. John Rus
sell, Joseph J. Reilly, Henry B. sar-
gent, Rollin s. Woodruff, committee
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OAKLAND TR1BUNE's FIGURES
Despite Enormous Destruction Homes of
100000 People Are Standing.

Oakland, Cal, April 25.-The Oakland
Tribune to-day says: "An engineer
states that the area devastated by fire
in San Francisco approximates 10000
acres, or about fifteen square miles,
There are few cities in the world where
so much valuable property is contain
ed in an equal territory Within the
fifteen square miles were nearly 100
banks, some of the finest buildings in
the world, thousands of mercantile and
manufacturing establishments and
more than 100000 inhabitants, besides
10000 transients.
notwithstanding the enormous and
widespread destruction, the homes Of
100000 persons are standing and are
practically uninjured. There still re-
mains the great shipyards at the Po-
trero, the Pacific Mail docks at South
San Francisco, the docks and manufac-
tories along the water front from Mis-
sion creek to Hunters Point, the mint,
postoffices, and large retail district on
Fillmore and Devisadero Streets
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ISSUES IN NEXT CAMPAIGN
Tariff Revision and Protection VIII
Furnish the Main One.

Washington, April 26.-The agricul-
tural appropriation bill again furnished
the theme for discussion in the house
to-day, although but few references
were madeto the subject matter of the
bill
Under the latitude of general debate
the leaders on the republican side be-
gan medicine making" for the ap-
preaching congressional campaign. Mr.,
Hepburn Qowa) predicting that tariff
revision and protection would furnish
the main issue of the campaign.
Mr.. Boutelle Qll) replied to the
watch trust speech of MIR. Rainey (Ill),
while Mr.. Sulzer IN. Y, talked on the
American merchant marine, and Mr..
Sims (Tenn.) on free rural delivery
boxes.
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D0WIE AND HIS WIFE MEET
SHE GOES TO HOTEL TO SEE DE-
POSED ELIJAH

Accompanied by Her Son but Latter
Does Not Enter Room Where Father
md Mother Confer-Mrs. Dowle's
Position as Woman Overseer AbOI-
ished--No More Costly Silk Robes to
be Worn.
Chicago, April 26.-Overseer Jane
Dowie, wife of the deposed head Of the
Christian Catholic church, to-day Wis
tied her husband at the Auditorium An
mex, This is the first time Dowie and
his wife have seen each other in sew
eral months.
When General Overseer Voliva as
sumed control at Zion City. Mrs. Dowie
cast her lot with the new administra-
tion, and since then has repudiated her
husband publicly several times.
Mrs. Dowie was accompanied by her
son, Gladstone Dowie, but the latter
didn't enter the room occupied by his
father Mrs. Dowie remained in her
husbands departments for half an
hour, after which she and her son re-
turned to Zion City.
Those faithful to Dowie assert that
Mrs. Dowie called to arrange for
Dowies proposed return to Zion City
next Saturday. Emil G. Weston,
Dowies legal adviser, declined to dis
close the purpose Of Mrs. Dowie's visit,
but said that Dowie is In betetr health
to-day than at eny time since his re-
| turn to Chicago two weeks ago.
''To-day's interview between my fa-
ther and mother does not affect the
situation at Zion City in the least"
said Gladstone Dowie at Zion City to-
night. "We called simply as members
of the Dowie family to satisfy our
selves of Dowies physical and mental
condition, and then assure him he
would be cared for
The celebrated and costly silk robes
worn by officers Of the church during
services have been dispensed with. Gen.
eral Overseer Voliva tonight said these
robes will be placed upon the remnant
counter of the general store and sold
| Voliva also announced that the Zior
City guards, a volunteer organization
uniformed by Dowie, have been abolish.
ed. The position Of woman overseei
has been abolished According to Over
seer Voliva a thorough searching of the
Scriptures showed that no woman was
entitled to hold the position Of overseei
or elder. Mrs. Dowie is the only wom
an who has held the office of overseer
The conference of overseers has alsC
asked for the resignation Of all unmar
ried deacons," said General Overseel
Voliva. "Deacons are supposed to b.
married men according to the Bible.
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PATRICK CASE HEARING.
CoroneTs Physician Weston Again ON
the Stand.

New York, April 26.-Coroner's Physi-
clan Albert Z. Weston was again to-
day a witness at the hearing for a
new trial for Albert T. Patrick. Re-
ferring to the physician's testimony of
yesterday, when he said that he had
been employed by both sides in this
case, District Attorney Jerome asked
WHAT it was that DR.. Weston was to
testify to when hired by the prosecu-
tion. DIR. Weston said that he was to
testify, if called as a witness, that the
administration of chloroform would
cause acute congestion of the lungs
co-extensive with the surface of the
organs.
'fDo you think that was worth ST.
2O9?" asked Mr. Jerome. Your Office
certified to the BILL" responded the wit
ness.
After Mr.. Jerome had asked many
questions in which he attempted to test
the witness knowledge of anatomy the
hearing was adjourned until Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-27
DRYER KILLED BY TROLLEY.
Hackman james B. MunsOn Struck on
DixweIi Avenue.

HacIxman james II. MunsOn Struck on
Dixweli Avenue.
A fatal collision between trolley
car and a carriage occurred about mid
night last night on Dixwell avenue,
Hamden. near the Hamden schoolhouse.
This stretch of road is rather dark and
the tracks are near one side of the road.
A Dixwell avenue Union station car In
charge of Conductor A. c. Fisher and
Motorman f. McKiernan, struck the
carriage, which, it seems, must have
been going along on the trolley tracks
and the driver was thrown. Whether
or not he was struck by the car had
NOT been determined early this morning
bv Medical Examiner Bartlett, but he
sustained fracture of the skull.
The injured man was placed into a
car and brought into the city, call
being sent to the police for an ambu-
lance to meet the car. When the car
reached Church and Chapel streets the
man was dead. He was taken to Lew
is & Maycoek's undertaking rooms and
DR.. Bartlett was notified.
The man was James Munson of q
Edgewood avenue, driver for D. ~
Currie. the liveryman. Munson was a
man between fifty and sixty years Of
age.
The horse is reported to have run
away after the accident.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-27
MIDDLLTowN BANKER DEAD.
H. H. Smith succumbs Suddenly at His
Home of ApOpIexy.

Middletown, April 26.-Henry H.
Smith, treasurer of the Middletown
Savings bank died suddenly tonight at
his home here as a result of apoplexy.
He was about seventy years old. Mr..
Smith was native of Haddam, and
came here in 1863, as a bookkeeper in
the Middletown Savings bank. Later
he was the treasurer of the Union
Mills, but in 1879 became secretary Of
the Middletown Savings bank, and
since 1888 had been it's treasurer.
He was a director Of the Middlesex
Quarry company, the Middlesex Assur-
ance company, and the Middletown Ma
tional bank. He leaves several chill
dren.