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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
MOTHER TRIED TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Mrs. Gilman Attempted to
Take Her Life on Hearing
of ChiIdren'S Arrest.
MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED
chief OF POLICE STILL REFUSES
TO BELIEVE CURTIS STORY
DETECTIVE HEiNTZMANN is
AGAIN IN DAYTON.
IPuhlishers. Press.1

Dayton, o., Dec. 1.-THE mystery
surrounding the murder charges
Sgainst David Curtis, the confessed
murderer of Dona Gilman, is likely to
Extend over Thursday.
The case against Mrs. Katie Gilman
! nd her son Collins and daughter
Sayne, was reopened today by the ap-
>earance of Detective Heintzmann.
Who preferred charges against Mrs.
Gilman and the dead girls brother
Ind sister The report is being
pread that Mrs. Katie Gilman, mother
NJ Dona Gilman, the girl who was
hysterfous1y murdered, attempted TO
Iommit suicide Tuesday when she
Earned that Fayne and Collins Gil
han, sister and brother of the murder
III girl, had been arrested for the
|rime.
The information came from the Mi
mi Valley Hospital that when Mrs
&ilnlan heard of the warrants for her
thildren, she tried to jump from the
|econd story window, but was restrain
III by the nurses. The shock of the
brrest of her children has been too
huch for the grief-stricken mother.
nd her condition is serious.
The defense for David Curtis will
est it's case on an alibi. Chief of
|Dlice Whitaker takes no stock in the
heory that Curtis killed the girl and
hat the autopsy recently held did not
stablish the fact of an assault on the
|ead body of the girl. Coroner Kline
efuted this, saying that all evidence
binted to the fact that Dona Gilman's
bdy had been foully abused ,as Cur
Is claimed he had done.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
AGREEMENT NOT RECEIVED
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Move Slowly in West Second
Street Viaducts Matter.

The fact that the Pennsylvania
railroad officials have not yet return
ed to the city officials the agreement
relative to the West Second Street
opening, has caused the impression
in some quarters that the Pennsyl-
vania may yet decline to enter into
the terms proposed by the city. How
ever, the Board of Works, feels that
there will be no difficulty experience
ed The Pennsylvania officials move
slowly in such matters and the de-
lay now being experienced had been
anticipated.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
Paul Morton, President of the
Equitable Company, Lead
ing the Movement.
DECLARES, MEANS NO HARM
PLANS LEAK OUT BEFORE HE
WANTED THEM TO, BUT SAYS
HE HAD INTENDED TO TAKE
PUBLIC INTO CONFIDENCE.
Publishers Press. I

New York, Dec. 12.-That Paul Nor
ton, former secretary of the navy in
President Roosevelt's cabinet, and now
president of the Equitable Life ASsur-
ance Society, planned a gigantic COM
bination of the heads of the thirty
principal insurance corporations of the
United States, having become prema-
turely known, Mr.. Morton hurriedly
that he meant no harm" in his plan
He declares that he had intended to
keep the matter a secret, but that he
would have taken the public into his
confidence as soon as the organization
had been affected, and states that it
was his intention in forming the or
ganiZation simply to have the presi-
dents meet and confer at stated times
as to the best means for safeguarding
the interests of the policyholders.
Sceptical citizens. however, and
there are many of them, included in
their ranks being all those who are
fighting for the success of the Interna-
tional Policyholders' trustee tickets.
openly assert that if the proposed
combination is formed, it will have for
it's object the notification of all in
surance laws that interfere with the
especially with those laws
which limit the amount of insurance
that any one company can write in a
year. The result of the disclosure
that such an organization was con-
templated has stirred up bitter feeling
in this city to such an extent that
open charges of disloyalty are being
made by prominent insurance men
The meeting 10 organize is to be
held on December 81 in this CITY
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
ARE WELL KNOWN FRIENDS
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Mr..
and Mrs. Asram Truebiood at
at Their Home in New Castle
Richmond People There.

New Castle. Ind, December r.
(Spl)-Thc fiftieth anniversary OF
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Abram
Trueblood. was celebrated at their
home in this city yesterday.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Trueblood have
been active and prominent members of
the Friends church for many years
Mrs. Trueblood being an ordained
minister. Both were students in
their young days at the Friends
Boarding School now Earlham Col
lege.
1t is notable that death has never
occurred in this family. At the cele
bration to-day all the children were
present except a daughter, Mrs. A. j.
Weaver. living at Glens Falls, n. Y.
The following members of the family
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. s. c
Trueblood and daughter. Miss Edna
Indianapolis; w. ID. Trueblood and
son. Wilson, st. Louis: Miss Elina
Trueblood. Anderson: Mr. and Mrs
A. II. Sherer and daughter. Helen, Ok
ford. o.
The guests present were: Mr. vii
liam Pyle, Indianapolis: Professor
and Mrs. r. p. Trueblood. and Prof
Allen Hole and sister. Mrs. McBeth,
Richmond; Mrs. Mary A. Morris. sis
ter of Abram Trueblood; L. B Moore,
Chicago: DR.. and Mrs. Cope. and Mr.
and Mrs. T.. Mcmillan, Plainfield: Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Rogers, Pendleton. and
Mr. and Mrs William Hiatt, Spice
land. One OF three poems was con
tributed by Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Holt,
Of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
ORDERED
10TH HOUSES TAKE ACTION
|en Inmates Of Prison at Manila Dead
as Result Of Bubonic Plague Serum
Being Administered for Cholera
Serum.
TPublishers' Press.I

Washington, d. c., Dec. 12.-Almost
(-incident Of the adoption by the
enate today of a resolution of inquiry,
|e war department announced thai a
gid investigation is being made by
Ie governor of the Philippines into
lie cause of the recent death of ten
mates of the Dilibid prison at Ma
la.
The secretary of war made public
night report on the case from
bvernor Smith. 1t appears that act
& under a permissible executive or
kr, Dr. Strong. head of the bureau of
boratories at that place, ordered
|e cholera vaccination of prisoners
en died out of batch operated up
on November 16. 1t is the belief
the Philippine authorities that a
title of bubonic plague serum was
lstaken by them for cholera serum.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
BEVERIDGE WILL ATTEND
Child Labor Society to Hold National
Gathering at Cincinnati Today
and Tomorrow.
TPublishers' Press.1

Washington. ID. c., Dec. 1.-THE adj
vocates among Congressman of FEEDER
al child labor legislation are much in
terested in the meeting of the Nation
al Child Labor Society, to be held in
Cincinnati Thursday and Friday of
this week Senator Beyeridge intro
duced his bill at the request of the so
ciety. and the society tried to d-ssuade
Senator Lodge from Introducing bill
on the subject. 1t is expected that
the society will formally indorse the
Beveridge bill. Senator Beveridge
left today TO attend the convention.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
WILL APPEAL To
THE LEGISLATURE
Shippers to Take This Step to
Eliminate Existing Rail-
road Evils.
REFUSAL TO DELIVER COAL
THIS ACTION ON PART OF COM
MON CARRIERS CAUSES MUCH
COMPLAINT = DESIRE FOR A
STRONGER LAW.

Though Richmond was not repre-
sented at the meeting of the Indiana
Manufacturers and Shippers Associ.
alton held at indianapolis yesterday,
there will be special interest among
local manufacturers, lumber and coal
dealers and other heavy shippers, in
the matters which were under dis
cussion.
Early in the session it became evi-
dent that the association will endeav.
or to obtain remedial legislation from
the next General Assembly. This
will probably be in the nature of a bill
to reinforce the State Railroad Com
mission. The members of the asso-
citation are looking to the commission
for relief from the railroad oppres
sions with which they are harassed
They realize, however, that the com.
mission is handicapped in regulating
railroad evils because of lack of pow
er. Those directly interested would
strengthen the law that created the
commission to the extent of giving the
commissioners control over the car
service of the railroads of the state.
Grievances Are Numerous.
Grievances of the shippers are nu-
merous and diversified, but just at this
time the grievance of paramount i'm
portance is born of the car shortage.
The refusal of the railroads to haul
coal and delays incurred by them in
delivering consignments of raw mate
rial, have stirred the wrath of the
Question Of Demurrage.
The shippers would also place ques-
ton of demurrage under the control of
the commissioners. 1t now is con-
trolled by the car service association
and shippers are penalized at the will
of it's officers. The shippers would
like to see reciprocal demurrage es-
tablished and they would give the
sufficient power to
bring this about.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
MRS. CHRIS ScHAEFER
WAS PAINFULLY HURT

Mrs. Chris Schaefer, North Ninth
street, was quite seriously injured yes
terday as result of distressing ac-
cident. Mrs. Schaefer is an invalid
and was being carried down stairs by
her son. In some way the young
man missed his footing and fell with
his mother to the bottom of the flight
Mrs. Schaefer's right arm was broken
at the elbow.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
WILL READ PAPER ON
THE USE OF CEMENT

Today, at a meeting of township
trustees. which will be held in the Of
flee of County Superintendent Jordan,
l.. S. Bowman, trustee of Jefferson
township, will read paper relative to
the use of cement in the construction
of culverts and also its use in the con-
struction Of school buildings.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
Local Interest in Fire.

Ralph Polk. OF Indianapolis whose
wife formerly was Miss Grace Porter
Held OF this city. is one of the Off
GERS or the Polk Canning Company.
whose big plant at Greenwood, SUI
burb Of indianapolis, was destroyed
by fire yeSNerdaE
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
CONFINED TO HIS HOME
Judge Fox Is Sick and Trial of Henry
kroma is Delayed for Short
Time.

Judge Fox of the Wayne Circuit
court, is confined to his home by
sickness but it is probable that he
will be able to attend court tomor-
row and if such is the case the trial
of Henry kroma for highway robbery
will be resumed. The State has intro
duced but one witness, Andy Lutz.
who was the victim of the alleged
holdup by kroma, King and Sparks.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
AXE IN FIVE CANDIDATES
Ithian Sisters Had an Interesting
Session With a Number Of
Visitors Present.

'rhe Pythian Sisters had very in
Testing session last night ar the
Ithian Temple. five candidates being
ltiated into the mysteries of the
Her. A number of members of the
Irtland lodge were in attendance
! ring the evening nominations for
)cers for the ensuing year was held.
inch was served after the regular
fsion.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
DEATH ENDS SUFFERING
EX-SENATOR BROWN DEAD
Victim of Mrs. BradIey's Revolver
Died Just After Midnight-Mur-
deress Was Asleep and Was Not
Awakened for the News.
rPublishers, Press.J

Washing gton. Dec. 13.-Ex-Senator
Arthur w. Brown. of Utah, died this
morning at 1902 o'clock Mrs.
Bradley his murdress was asleep at
the time and was not notified of his
death.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
ONF|RM NOMINATIONS
DELAY OF NINE DAYS
mate at Last Gives in and New
members OF the Cabinet Are Now
Eligible to Take Their Places
Publishers Press. ]

ID. c., Dec. 12.-The
mate late this afternoon confirmed
p following nominations, after a
Hay of nine days:
William III. Moody, to be an associ.
+ justice of the United States Su.
eme Court: Charles j. Bonaparte
attorney general: Victor III. Met.
Pf. secretary of the Navy; Oscar
fauss, secretary of commerce and la.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA AND OHIO-Fair Thurs.
day; Friday rain; colder; fresh
southwest winds, becoming south
east.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-13
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WILLIAM H. MOODY.

When William H. Moody becomes
N
being Oliver Wendell Holmes of the
general since July 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
Alealde da San Juan P s.

-Ha sido obieto de una dslicsds
opersci6n qui'1rglca en- ell Hospital
Lippitt, de. Puorta de TERRA, nuestro
amigo = correligionario de FAiardo,
don Francisco Rivera, ell cual SO en-.
cuantrs 20 maior de 81 dolencis, 10
que ceiebramos
-UN BUEN rsloj de orc es ell mejor
regalo para Navidad. F. Kehrhahn
y CO, San Francisco %, San Juan.
~-Esta tarde zarpara hacia los e.
tados Unidos al vapor americana Phi
ladelphla, con passiaros y correspon-
dencis
Aver estuvo en es.a ciudad nrta
tro diat!nguido amigo 81 sefor Perez
Aviles, alcslds de Arecibo.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- 6stos dlsimos cinco afIos y por
esta razon los recomendados por 10,
profssores de m6sica de mss prestigio
en- 10 isla, son los dc la tabrica Kohls1
& OampbsIl, de New York, de ia cusl
es agente en- San Juan A. 8. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y & quien pusde uated
dirigiras para meiores informss.
Eel delegado & 10 Ckmars Lcdo
don Felix Santoni, regres6 anoche d,
Arscibo,
--Anochs fue arrestado Dor la DO.
licfa el auisto Bsniso Rodrigues, aeu
sado de abuso de confarsa.
Ancche foo sgredida en- la call'
del Cristo, Carmen 1hafiez, quisn re
cIbi6 contuaiones en- tm >os csrrillos
region coastal y lateral izq uierda. ELI
acusa como agresor q un tal Texldor
wTHE HELvETIA.-27 calle d
Cruz. Gran casa do hespedss. xTa
ole d. hotelS. Apossnsos para familia
, personals solas. Comidas q cincuen
10 centavos cubierto. Bsnos. Tel6fon,
1872. Apartado correo, 2s6. Propiesa
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota Este hote
est& & cargo de una senorisa eagos
de-
Il -Desde aver se retir6 erfermo de
Conseio Ejecutivo, el active trAducto
don Pedro Castro, qnien prsstaba va
liosa ayuda 4 los reporters que scuds
& tomsr laa notas disrias dc las n
slones. Celsbrsrsmos su pronsa m;
ioria.
Programa de Ia rstrsta por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
VENC1DO!
CAPITULOI

Hsbfs seducor que sndaba q cazs de yctmA,
FL uverno bsba tanIcurrrdo agemene causa de aus br
anea conquissse peto lego h prmav cocoa del s6o
g ecdn de los smoes no es cambo de las seducciones
U sehor L1gny habe qudado solo sin ocup.c6n apona an
I somsr los Drimeros del sol primAvsrs tod ans
ortunads victmt habn evsntado e vueo ovando
drdo les hrer5; habs remedo qua esperar
versno vtrdGdero r butcaas s
de bs6ns, & para vistrlss csstlIos
Ii correpondencia era acsva TG5As aH mahnnss e lie
gsbn de sI rquieta povncans bettos perumsdos peyo
tq1e s,ducsor las aeQrss I'm
doiooan ecrbOy uads FL do de coecccionar DOR or
den de fehSs de ooeI 6 se6r Luagny eafa M cs6n de
rub'y armaro de yegusb4 qua las rubi.s ton
por eaa general malas CoquetE mntrts que morenas
por e contraro son buenas sensbe Ell fsdo de oieusr
odos squeos amoroos reprochs quedaba apeba
por csr de meecerlos Admf sq1sloR corsSone que e
Dernec, suuellos oguoG per sometidos lu7a. inns gina
clones que habI pettarbsdo podian ya interesarle
Fodos los co"quhtdores en que 81 psssdo no
exase para so Necsan cAda d vicsorah colo
ee peclo pusden cons'rvr 90 pteGO FL mmo emperador
Napoleon nos ha revedo ste necsSdad de sac connuan h
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07

gueroa, pr6tugo de Ia cArcel munici
pal.
La Comisi6n t&cnica para jusgar
dc Las prusbas en- los trabajos de pin.
tura del teatro, do su ibforme q Ia
Comtsi6n de iubaitas & favor del SO.
nor Estefano Napolitani. La expire
sada Comisi6n de subasta, se reunira
maflana.
--En el Hospital municipal, exls
ten tres camas vacau.es on sl depar'
tameDto dc muieras.
Deletresnse bien las palabras
PABST MILWAUKEE dentro del
arc roio do 10 soreditada marca de
cervesa de ese nombre. No debe con.
fundirse eHe tamoso nombre de xPabs,
Milwaukee, CON oil do Paz New York.
La intsnci6n de esta imisaci6n salta A
10 vista. Sirva este aviso q los nu
merosos conlumidorsa de <Pabst.,
Agentes; M, r. Calder6n g. CO,
TetuAn IL.
--Se han inscrito en- 81 Reglstrc
Civil los nacimisntos dc Pedro Va.
lentin Key, Maria Arizona, Alfonso
ARIZONA, Etmslindo Rodriguez Flores
Isabel Romin y Cote, Casimiro Mu
rtel Curst, Esther Gorsalex y Rosario
Carmen Saara Fllcmens, Francisc,
Franco y Romsflac, y las defdncione
de zsn6n Atero Pinstel, Casimiro Du
chssne Flgueros, Palmira Martinez
Vidal y Biblana MArIintk y Cruz.
Han onsraido matrimonio civi
en- esta Ciudad, mister Arthur J. Sts
vens y dola Agustina Rivera dc 10
Santos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
EXPRESSION De GRA1I1UD

Los sefiores Sergio Lecompts, juan
Canals, JelIs ks Sanchez, Jose r.
Paris y Juan Ibargoyer, quienes for.
maron Ia comisi6u que organise el ss.
pelio del popular artiata md,ico se for
Casimiro Duchesne, dan pdblicamer te
las graciss, por estas lfnsas, en- nom.
bre de la familia del fnado q todas
les personas que contribuysron con
81 presencia q 10 mayor solsmnidad
del acto !6nebre y especialmsnts, entire
estas, & les sefores que despidieron sl
duelo, asi como q los directories de las
bsndas de San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07

banda del Regimiento dc Puerto Riao.
l. Andalucis, Paao doble, ARA
glsdo por Miranda. 2 Gran seleC.
ci6n do Ia opereta <Runs " ~ Crib por
Mopv kson, 3. Moretks Waltz &C +.
Fares. 4. German Lisdsr krspx, Pot
pourri por <Tnbsnis. s. Poll, wogs
Capricho por .Ksmmermeysr. g. AL
Despertsr, dsrza por sMiranda,s I.
Himno.
-Gn el cuafto do aocorros de San
Juan hs aldo puesto en- vigor I'm 70.
glamenso por ~ director oil doetor
Caballeira, cuyo arliculo 10 dice aaf,
sSe coucsde los reporters de la pfsn.
81 la entrada libre en- el local, sismprs
que see con oil An do obtsner las mott.
clss que deseer, psro no 90 les permi'
tir& permanecer on oil local m&s item,
po del que reclama essa ocu paci6n.s
Para Curar un resfrlad0 on un
dla, toms sl LAXATIVE BROMo.
i, QUININA I'll hotiearto le de solverGs sl
direro al 10 ae cura. La nrma de II.
| w GROVE 90 hAlln en- cada oaiiss,
La Camara de Delegadoa sprobd
aver el proyecto de ley nGm ,ro So,
lpasando al Comits de 10 judicial.
Don Victor del Toro, de San~
turce, reclama Ia auma dc ESQ dollars
por dsLuncias talsss dc IN sgente dc
rentas iniernas.
| C0ntinda en- Ia pdstaa ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07

Sc halla On Was de complete res
tablecimiento don Carlos Morales, ex.
presidente de la Rep6blica dominica.
ne, residents en- Ssnturce.
DE diez Dslegados que hay en-
la minoria de 10 Camars, l6lo cuatro
viensn asistiendo q las sesiones dia-
rias.
Ell ssfior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
estsblecido 90 Oheina dc Abogado y
80 Nossria en- ssta siudad, salls de San
Jusso ndmero Ii.
Fierce anita Ia Corts Federal, Cor.
10 do Distrito do toda ID Isla y Corte
Suprema, dsdicandose Asfmismo al
examsn do titulos do propiedades, Ia
corporation de Corporaciones del pals
, extrangeras y tramitaci6n de expe'
dionses do expropiaci6n forzosa.
Acsptando 10 noble competencia
hoy establecida en- el eiereicio do laa
profesionea de Abogado , Notario, el
seiIor DIAZ NAVARRO 20 dspone q
oobrar { sus clisntes honorarioa exec.
sivAmente m6dieos.
Los vaclnos del barrio sGanduls
de Saasurcs, se queian de que Mr.
Ramos ha mandado csrrar el curse
do una sanis por doude corrfan Ia,
agaas en- aquel barr!o, hacienda gu,
e..as aneguen todo aquel terreno cor
psrjuicio dc 10 salud de todo el vecin
dario. Esle sefior h!zo en- otra oca
zion 10 mlamo. y oil Official do SanidAd
.avo que ordsnSr que dicha xania fue
ca alberta embellishments.
Hs sido caQturado Domingo Fl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
SECC|ON nERCANT|L. |.
Notas Gomercia|es de San Juan

Preclos MIN dc los articulos
que 50 detallan on
almaeenes
Arroces do partido & Jap6n do
s3iG5.
Idsm valenciano de est 8 Id. Id.
Aios de 80 etvs. q so.
Jamonas s8i n 81
Quesos Amees slt4 Patagrks 10.
Tosin0, . Is . At.
Sardinas aumadas 16 centavos.
Sah6a, s4 65 { AIS Rocsmo ra
americana, S2a y n,
PASTA del pais at.
1a INA Is Baet "a ! 7 "a s'as
do ~ & 10.
darina te 3ti af5i
Hsbichualaa Amoris eo'oradss
lars ~ ss3.
sarDSnzos % Q.
aaeAlao SO a6i
oahoilas at as,
&snAeQ QuillA, de sl3 10
Pasta americans sn saiaS de ana
affoha . te.
papas amarisa sanss 81. so l.s0
TAsaio A9.
DEL PALS
A46aAr para oil eonsumoi
kassabado alsso do OF Q Is.
Pc mial elAro . $3.50.
Cansrffuga elaro 90 u Q s6
AmsrieAna do st 1885,.
De Ponoa at Q Al.
Hon 30 grados Cartier & s1.so ssn.
asos gal6a pax aios E. Interusa.
MGixs 0 1.S0.
Tahaco, nominal.
PreeIss de- coapra
Almid6n o $3.50
Algod6n ss S q $50
Coeos de Is q 10 millar,
Casrua dulsss e1S
Eeho do res A4&.
Gate eorriente de- $40 Alo, !
Gambi0s oorflantas
Laa5fas check . 4.8S
Parts g ~ 1t u.
Hauhurgo . S&s
II =
New York lls <.
Espsaa 8 div q pS D
Csdalas hiputeearias
Baaso Tarrlsorlal y Agricola s5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
NOT|c|AS DEL D|A

presidente Morales -Asstencia de la
minoria la Camara -Queja de los vecinos del barro
<Gandul ,-Captura de un profugo Pntor Nupo.
litan Hospital Municipal -Registro Civ....Matri-
mono.-Operaci6nq quirdrgica .Vapor philadelphia. ,
Alcade de Arecibo-Otras notcas de interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
Hotel (OSmopOitd
Gale de la Luna. - Yabucoa.

Casa do nusva construction Ven'
.ilsci6n y capacidad On lss habisacio'
rs,. Baena mssa y hanos. Pr6ximo
& las pripcipales casas do comsrcio y
& la hcina de correoa. Admite sbo
nos. Precios m6dicos.
Fa,tstino Cintr6n.
Propietariu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
BANDO DEL AlcAlOE

Csntinttacs6n de Ia pdsina 81
Las infracciones serAn evitadsa
por Ia policfs, y psnsias como CO.
rresponde.
San Juan, P.R), F braro 5de 1905
NJ, SANCHEZ MORALES,
AlcaIde da San Juan P s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-07
AccIOnes
Bsnco de Pto. Rico l6 40.
Baneo Territorial. . 16i & 1e.
Baneo Popular 49,. e7.60 aS.
BuQues anunclad0s

Buques anunclados
vapor esaanol ePio IX.s Est& &
Ia earg& en- Barcelons, dc donde sal
dr& el 8 del actual pr6ximo con las
sscalas de costumbre para este puerto
y Ponce, siguisnao visis para Santa.
70 de Cuba, Hahana y Matanzas.
vapor americana sCarscass, es.
tara aqui maldsna procsdease do N.w
York = saidrA el dia siguisnts para
lA Gu.yra.
vspor ingl6s <Eiens procsdense
de ST Taomas, rsca!ara dsl II al 13
del corrieuts.
<vXpor americana <L.wIs Luc.
ksrbacks ssldra d. NV York para
ssta del 10 ai l3 del corrisnts.
Ionaaron puerto
VApor americana <5hlladslphi ~,
de 10 Gusyra con ranslto.
Sc hAbslstsron dc sdtid0.
Vapor espsh)l <Msrsin Saenss
con In sikuienss carg tomada squl:
1916 sa,os de safS para 10 H.oae
No, sauslsgo de Clpa Clentuagos y
80 calss sios J 60 sa,os almldon para
Sanblago de Cuba.
Vapvr americana sPhiladelph .as
para New York
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sGladyss, dsscarg gando.
sJaanls Lippiu', idam
<Laura Bsllss. psndlents.
COSTANEROS
<Mayaga!zanas, Arroyo
DOLORES, Faj4rto y Y Ysblcoa
xAaA MarlAsH lmAlsJy Nag lab 0
<Esper2nz2, descArgando
ventas de mue.e
+. Font y H 10 q CAdierno Loot 2
y Ca, A Slarez, X. Fernandez. y
Sucesores Perez H4q, 100 se'as de
aceisu az.
Palactos y CO d Sue. L. Viilsml
v CO, j. Och "a y H1o Sue M L0m 8
ba y CO, 130 caias pasai.