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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
MIR. PARKER1S
CANAL BILL
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
has no Legal Standing, to
be Driven from State.
STATES RIGHTS PROTECTED


A draft of a Legislative hill far f.I1e
act,,al obant,enyoa,,t u fna s4,wr;..
'ss,'s'ss''.,liea'o {, & ~ 49, E
Salidi " oiie feSUOTa1ion Ol the WAFER
way to condition of usefulness was
submitted by Cortlandt Parker IA ts,e
rJau Toreav r,ivi. 4so.i,ra,sy.,, 81
-sSm .SA's5 s'ss nsas' qs'o'a -
,lieeoins = enao Visas.'1'seso't. = e.ae
|iectute-foOm oi the FREE Fu2iie IL
brarys Newark, "Wednesday night. Ip
presenting the bill, which he read.
Mr.. Parker said
nT think this Il tfe fi,st time 3 y aets
has heeT drawn .ayesiSo tl5is s S1sls;es.f AZ,
hv nulr,flv evcof,t those ,vi,s, ssfss}
~ rnh tha Sfafe !; Th;s en,,x i'm Sr,ss,5 essf
os lier ..sa NJ p
er r,of haaf,i5ss fIsa Sxt,SIitin, III ~.
nTnval nroeoeSed II, rasd t,ss ~ si,a
fevt ~ which i 81 folleSvs ''N 'sSss
The nreainhIe sef fs,rfla fhe tncorDor-
alton and manaoeraenf, fIf flle canal bv
! fhe Norris Canal and Ranlxinr Conn
many nm To the time If was leased fo
| the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
| that the lessees ii the canal mad no
riphf under the laws III fhis state 0r
by its charter IN pennsvlyania III ouer-
| ATE a canal. that, ii had wilIfulIy man
aged the canal sl', "a that, it i rTaeticallx
useless that, If, had nernftfefl II, ko
hecnn1e a nuisance r, the crIrmtInftias
| fhr0ilgh which If nassed that ffla
Railroad comnanv had n, rights If
fhe State. but ID neyerthelesS sl.bject;
| fo the criminal laws of this state anel
f,he nenalfies thereof. The bill reads .
NJ, t,,a,ofe,ra 1. ;s ,,o,als - tBs
corn;i and s,,St enerai 4, s.e ~ fhe
Co., ~ Nv, 1e,s,, seantS sos
Lv@es 1n.e.s y = I" 'S'sS1' 1''s'ss ~ ~
AoMo
FlrSt--Ihat said association calllng
Itself the Lenlgn Naliey haiirOau
Company, IS hereby pfonlDlgeu from
exercising any business m TINS sla0e,
leitner as q corporation LOT Cne opera
ton OF management 0i ra1iroaa ln
TINS Suale, on 0I canal OneIelns
| whether Tor luS own prOnb or peneAI
OF 1or that oI the MOTHS Ganal ang
banklng company, OF any assignee II
ln2 same, OF OF the g0od people OF Nills
State,
second mat the abtQrney-g
OF New Jersey Il hereby dlrecteu 70 aal-
| IStltube proceedings ~ CnancaEy oh
other proper cQurp OF Onls 2Valt,
against said motifs Canal ana bahkT
ing Company, seeking tne lotlel0uLe
OF the charter Of said company py reas
son OF It's cessation tu operate salu
canal and exercise the. funcbl0nS q lAs
charter and TO carry OF the Salu pre-
lceedingS Win al possible ulllsenoe
ana uflaJ ne snail nave power 70 cati
TO his aid SUCH cQunsel learned ~ the
| law as he may select, ~ the prosecu-
tion OF such SUITS OF OI 0Jher htlgaS
ton which may be necessary
Third Thatthe said attorney gen u
eral is hereby authorized and directed
to apply for and obtain indictments
and prosecute the persons who, IN the
past, have been while managers Of
said Morris Canal, guilty OF SO acting
as to make the same a public nuisance,
IN any county wherein such managers
through careleSsness or Wllful negll7
gence have been guilty OF such NUS
ance.
i Fourth--lt Is hereby declared not
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
Close season at IInnd.

Saturday was the last day for hunt
ing rabbits, quail and other game in
New Jersey this season. The season
has been open for hunting every day
since November 10, which IS unusual,
and this win probably mean a scarcity
OF game next YEAR on account Of so
much being Killed The game laws Of
the State forbid hunting when there
is snow on the ground to track the
game and during the past two years
only about bali the days OF the hunt
ing season were open Tor bunting.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
WIN continue Iackawanua League.

VIII Continue Lackawanna League.
At meeting Of the officials Of the
Lackawanna Baseball League, held in
the Office Of A. Philetus Konkle in the
Prudential building, Newark, on
Thursday afternoon, it was decided to
continue the league another season.
The circuit win comprise the towns
along the Lackawanna between Dover
and Orange, and the towns named as
the likely ones TO enter a team are
Dover, Morristown, Madison. Chat
ham, Summit and Orange, making in
all six teams in the circuit. The rea-
son the officials decided to let but
towns between Dover and Orange en-
ter was that the teams were under
considerable expense last year in Jump
ing to StroudSburg and Phillipsburg.
This year but one game week will be
played, and that on a Saturday, as the
receipts from the Wednesday games
last year were very poor. A new ven
ture, which will, without doubt
prove good one, will be the playing
of league games on holidays. Among
the other things decided was to fix a
salary limit Of s65 per team for each
game, exclusive Of travelling expenses
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02

The board of freeholders met on
Monday for organization. There were
only two new men to take places in
the board. Fl. Z. Prudden succeeding
Assemblyman Mills from Morris town
ship and George 7. Allen, who sue
ceeds e. G. Mitchell from the Second
Ward of Morristown. The board or
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
Fire AZ Morris IsInins.

a one story wooden store at Morris
Plains, occupied by Ferraro as a pool
room, barber shopand shoe shop caught
fire early Thursday morning and was
considerably damaged 1t is supposed
that the fire started from a cigar butt
thrown into a barrel of straw packing
in the pool room Neighbors put out the
flames, but a request was sent TO Nor
ristown for help and the Chemical En-
gine went TO the scene, but found the
fire out. The building was owned by
Martin b. Monroe.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02

Smoked goose was the cause Of bring
ing out the Truck and Chemical En-
gine Companies on Tuesday evening
M0ding Il Co. put fine goose in the
smoke house back OF the store on
Washington street to smoke. The
grease came out with the heat and
falling into the fire increased the fire
so that the neighborS Thought the
structure was on fire and called on
the said companies for help. The
smoke house Still stands and Is doing
business,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02

ganized by the reelection of DR.. G. a.,
Becker, as director. The two new
members succeeded their predecessors,
Mr.. Allen going on the court house
and Mr.. Prudden to the aims house
committee. The committees with
these exceptions and the addition OF
Freeholder Norris to the Legislative
committee were reappointed and the
board adjourned to meet again in reg
.ular session on January 10.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02

The suggestion has been made that
the proper thing for the Civic Fedora
ton to do is to take up one street and
see that it is put in proper shapefrom
end to end. Take for instance South
street, with the Trimmerruins, which
should be hidden by fence Of other-
wise, a lot further down with a broken
down fence and general air Of untidi-
ness, The conditions and care Of road
way and sidewalks also demand atten-
zion
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
MORRISTOWN REPRESENTATIVE
8 historic MorriStown. New JERSEY !
The story OF Its First Centm'y,''
by Andrew NJ. sherman.

. Historic MorrIStown, New Jersey ;
The story of Ics First Century,
by Andrew NJ. sherman.
The Newark Daily Advertiser in
its excellent review Of Historic Nor
risteuyn, New Jersey The Story of its
First Century, by Andrew M. Sher-
man, Of Friday, December p, says
6 Tlas work makes adlirect appeal to
the Jersey man and ia its entirety it
forms an important contribution TO
the early history Of tile State. 1t is
without question the most complete
volume relating to Morristown in the
colonial and Revolutionary periods
that has ever been issued. Its 500
pages are replete ia the historical de-
tails that especially interest collec-
tors, students of local history, educa-
tors and patriotic citizens in general.
Mr.. Sherman has personally gone to
the root of his subject matter when
ever possible. searching after authen-
tic documents, papers and ANIMALS,
and going over the historic grounds in
person, and in consequence the big
blue-eoversd volume will find a ready
welcome among historians and Reyo-
lutionafy descendants who wish TO
adds accuratively to their knowledge
of one Of New Jerseys famous old
towns. 2
Mrs. j. II. Leggett, Of II AtGo ave-
ME, is the representative of g Historic
M0Fristown, in this city.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Pennsylvania r. r., the Public
service Corporation, McAdoo Tunnel
Co, and the Ryan New York interests
have come TO an understanding re-
garding the high speed electric lines
between Newark and New York. The
Pennsylvania will own the line, using
the present tracks from Newark to
Jersey City, but taking the uermi-
nal in Newark at Park place and
Canal street, purchase for the
public Service line. The McAdoo
tunnels under the Hudson will be
used. reaching four different points in
New York.
The Pennsylvania plans to develop
sarburban traffic from New York. and
from rHmors it appears that this New
York N ewark line will not stop at
PARK place, Newark but run on
through Morristown.
The Erie Railroad ferry house at 23rd
street is to be replaced as soon as pos
sible by a new one at costof appr0xi-
mately 100000 Work on the foun-
aation walls In the rear of the present
ferry house has been completed. Labor
troubles have for three months pre-
vented the work on the superstrllc-
turc though the material for il has all
been delivered to the railroad COM
lany
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02

OF Rowland & Clifford's big produc-
tiop, Over Niagara Falls" the At
lanta Consultation has to say :
Over Niagara Falls will establish
record which means a great deal. for
the BijOn has never had a better melo-
drama than the scenic production that
is pleasing so we'll this week. Aside
from the plot OF the piece, which il,
by the way, one OF considerable inter-
est the scenic exhibition is superb.
The handsOmest scenery that has been
seen here Is used, and the effects are
marvellous in realism Take for I'M
stance. the scenic reproduction of Nj
agara Falls. Those who have expert
enced the feeling Of witnessing the
great waters. Will tell their friends
that the illusion is we'll nigh perfect.
The lights and the sounds accompany.
ing the effects add much to the real
ism. and the scene has won from ten
to twenty curtain calls at every per-
formance. The company is exceeding
IN clever and well balanced Over
Niagara Falls win be the attraction
az the Lyceum on Wednesday. Janu-
aYy Bird.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS.


The Christmas exercises Of the First
Baptist Sunday School were held on
Wednesday evening and consisted Of
recitations, songs and exercises by
members Of the infant department.
followed by the rendering of cantata
entitled Santa Claus and his Crew, "
by members Of the intermediate de-
partment, assisted by a few older
members. Presents were distributed
to members of the infant department.
and the cradle roll, while candy bricks
were given the older members Of the
school. Following this part Of the
entertainment refreshments were
served in the Sunday school room.
Miss May X. Baird, the teacher Of the
primary department was presented a
silver loving cup by parenss of the
children in her class, and Leona Voor-
hees was given a bible for learning the
golden texts for the year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

At the First Presbyterian Sunday
School the entertainment was given
in two parts. In the afternoon the
exercises for the primary department
were held in the chapel, while later
the main school listened to an address
by Rev. e. d. Webster and recita-
tions by number of members Of the
school and sang carols, after which re-
freshments were served in the chapel.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
souru srRnEr rRnsBYrERIAN.

The South Street Presbyterian
School met in the Sunday School
room and marched to the church,
where a short program Of music and
recitations and a short talk by DR..
Erdman constituted the. formal pro-
gram. Then in the Sunday School
rooms the members Of the school were
served with refreshments.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02


The audience room of the Metho-
dist Church was crowded last Friday
evening TO listen to the entertainment
provided by memiAEs Of the school.
1t was an oriental cantata entitled
(" Santa Claus in JAPAN rendered in
costume, was greatly enjoyed. Follow
ing the cantata a collation. was served
and presents distributed in tine Sun
day School room.
Trinity Baptist Sugsiay School held
its Christmas festival on New Years
night, the rooms on Water street be-
ing crowded to the doors, The pro-
grala consisted OF Staging, recitations,
etc
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02

The Modern Woodnen of Anerics, !:
James H. King: adviser,
j. j. Mccormack banker, Joseph
Pierson clerk, J w Egbeft.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
PUNTO Y APARTE
UNA APAR|c|ON FANTASTIC. -FIL0s0F|A De Ia V|Dl,-
UA SER FELIZ, Al DESPUATAR Ia AURORA,
REPUBL|CANQS vOLANTES

Y diio Asi: <El m ando 90 un jar
din de vidas que nunea 80 sgota; una
for muere y otra surge en- cApullo
En- ese iardfn y o nsci 10 A 1r negta del
hAstio.
<Nuestras vidaa son los rios que
van & dar & 10 mars, dIio el posts: y
20 SOY el torrents, sl ehoQue, la mon
tafa dc espuma. el e..ejismo en- les
ondas, 10 piedra que rusdA, brlnes y
% desgasta; y lusgo aparees 60 el VA.
lie Tsrebinto Armando 10 ondada DA.
vid & hlrieudo 10 feenis de G ,ltgt.
LX vida o. I'M nsufrsgio?: pues 20
soy 10 ismpelt.d que me eierno con
proIiaa alas sobre oil abism insonde;
iriso les olas, , SOY pleetro; eseupo
el re.Ampago, y soy genio do luz; azoto
los ma,tiles y soy faerzs; de.truyo 10
banders, y soy revoluci6n; eonmuevo
10 nave. y soy Luzbel; 10 sepulto ysoy
LsviatAn; 10 deio solA ' ms Alei, co
mo una furis, eomo ua demonio del
espaeio, y sly Dios.
Yo soy vlsi 70 universal. Foi
pescador en el Aqueronts, naufrago
en- el Cocyto y sacie mi aed devorado'
rA do veugArzs.
En Grscia aRreudi 10 sAbIdurfs,
en- B xAnei0 me srtreg46 oil rspoao, J
On Roma al envileemiahto.
Adore tAlsos d.ossu y cree dioaeI
nuevos.
Pfeferf Tapi .u h 10 del oielo-s
Jesus, hiio de Dios,
H'cs l0a dogmAs y dsstrui lA fe.
Fuf Cesar. gladiator, pAntomlmc
y sortssano tambieu.
FAbriqu9 & I'm miamo Iiempo ID
Ira y sl hero. el laud , oil puHal.
Lsvante las PlrGmidss y destru
los tsmplos y sus dioaes. Encsndf ID
guerra y apsgue las eoneisneias.
Faf dccto. y eonstrul las pAlabral
libertad y lsticis.
1avense 10 ImprentA y lusgo Ii
mszmorrA y el patibulo para loo "a
guAsos pensAdores,
HIee al mundo redondo para fl
btlcar 20 mismo un ole, oil inter6v, +,
movsrlo c)n pEscisi6n matem stIss
mi Antoio.
d. ritmo & la pAlabra y entona
si6n para adormeeer los pueblou y loI
hombres domlnarlos meior.
Desgsie los a 'bolss para prepa
rAr las Hhas; y auAlie9 el hierro
sl aosro, ex ,lotkndolos, para cons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio cIimatol6gico en- Ia
lsIa.- ObservacIones du
rante Ia L TINA semana.
TEMPO NUBLADO
FL promedio de dias de llu
via fue cinco. .-Vientos
de Sc. q Este.

FL tempo duvsnte IL Mmspa ha
sido gsnsralmspte ublsdo On parties y
feeseo. Las temp per4 4turas msdias fus'
ron 10 q % n 4, bsiss que la WmAna
anterior y las man .nks fusron nots-
blemsnts mas fre,eas. En todas las
seeciunss han osurrido faertss sgua'
eeros y do vArias estaeiones han in
tornado de santlds des do lluvia sema'
nal que hsn vsriai, de 4 pulgadas 6
10 pulg gAdas. Ii p'esipiiAel6n media
on 10 iala fu6 3 46 pulgadss, 10 can't.
dad msyor que ha saido dssds 10 &C.
gunda semana do Janio que fue liga
rsmsnte mayor. Fl promedio do dies
do lluvia fae s. Han reinado vien,
toa moderados do Sc kE.
l. siguisnta tabla demuestra 10
variation de temper aiurA ca estaeio.
mes determinadas.
TEMPERATURE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
LAATRACCIQN DEL ABIsAO

En tsrcsra ! a!inA, y hAcIe adolf
todo el b )nor que mefecs, publieamoI
una 80 sidA, pstri6tica y elegAnte
c3mpoSiet6n, en- mIglsGrales versos,
que baio sobre nos envfA nueaIro buen
amigo don Manuel 8. RichRrdo, d.
rector de Il FIGARO de la Hahana,
e. de tel oportunidAd, J hAb q
produeido en- CubA tal sfseto, que, por
am oAs eirsunsISneiAs, iotsrsaaa pro-
fundAmsnts & los lect res de Puerto
Rico. Esos versos do PlchArdo, 70
bustos y eioriIos con aangre del cora
z3n. reaultAn dignoa del nobe objsto
q que 50 Autor ilustre los sonssgrA.
VAyAn 81 patrlotA nueItroa para.
bienes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28

truir los buQues y tundar el dsreshc
do conquista.
Yo soy Ate. dioss del Nal, pero
soy el Progreso tamb'ea.
Soy 10 sombrA dsnsa y la luz In
mortal.
Soy Briaeeo con sus eien sabsxN
, sisn manos, , SOY la paloma abs
del ideal y del snsuef13.
Yo soy, en- auma, 10 fuerza que
eres, impulsa destruys y rssplsndese.
70 soy el psnsAmiento, diio, y se
perdi6 en- 81 essr..... dsspu6s apars
si6 10 Aurora, como un himno q Dios,
entretanto, en- 10 'esea yerba, .hd
media aGa por les gotas del rosfo, M
burro 90 entsrnseia rumiando 10 ss'
perapzA...
~
En- muchAs puertAs y paroles re-.
publisanas. 8 do eAsas do republica
nos, aparecen diAdos eiemplares dc
una eurioia hoia suelta de nueItros
adversarios do G lAyama, en- 10 eual
los n6msros hAeen prodigios. Dsspues
de sefi alsr una msyorfa para 81 par.
| lido como rssulta1o de los inseripeio
mes, prstsnds desoartar do nueatro con.
tirgsnts los siguientes ejtfas:
sUnionist - AmArrados que vota
ra ! con nosotros, 2l4i <A6iiados des
pu6I do las inseripelones al P. r
228; sRspublicAnos volantes 1855; Tota1
esl, dc msnos para los unionissas y d.
maI para los guArsga)s.
Con los ditz guArismoa de que q
eompone 10 ariimetlea, 40 pueden he
Ger CD eulos marAvillosos, y sumAl
millones y trillonss, 81 10 pusde, )
hAsta hacsrse uno la Illusion do que
les cifraa son votos q dineros On csia
Pero 10 verdAd 90 ctrk: Qle OF
lGnsyama, q eitAs horas, como On TO
% 10 lsla, no h'y mAs que fepNbGcd
no, votdntes Y con 10 que esla volan
do 20 90 puede eoLtAr para poner Ii
hoys.
| Y ~ o. tarde para AblandAr he
bishuelaE, como dice el pueblo.
| Y el carbon esla eseAso.
La h'jA de ref ,reneiA termina Col
esta insinuaci6n sin dudA para To-
republicanos.
| slComan de ESQ, paiaritol!I
| Pero que diAb'os van comer .
yA hs dteho que no 20 puede contar COL
10 que eat& volando?
! FL hOmbre uue rle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
De TODAS Parties
COmpOnte a una dana en- San
Petersburgo. = Los Ca ba.
Iler0s de Ia Guardia.
SENORlTA SMlRNOFF
Socledad iatino-americana en-
Costa Rica. - Contra la
Doctrina de Monroe,

Telegramas dc San Petera burgo
anuneian que tempo que los CabA'
lleroa do 10 Gusrdia stvAveaAban 10
Psrspecva Newlky, la st d orlta Smir
uotf, distipguida DANA de origsn anne
rieano y amiga de 10 iefiors Long
worth. diio 4 otra dana que 10 Aeom'
paGaba: <EstAu tan Alegses como si
h1bieran tornado & Puerto Arturo , g
& 10 eual el escuadr6n SO drigi6 hacis
las damas y logr6 alesl zarlas On lAi
nArrasss do IL Guards. donde en- pre-
seneia dc dos ofc ales, los soidadoI
do eaballerfs 10 dlsson AZ axotes 6 Il
ssflorits smirne f b habiendole roto loi
vestidos y laeerado TODD el euerpo.
Las espaldaa do 10 st Il ,rita Smir
nc 4 estAban tan h!nehAdas, que .,
cree tenia frac!uradas todas las COS.
iillas.
Los peri6dicos q 10 % atrsvleron
dar cusnta del sussso y a pedir que q
abriera 10 averiguasi6n correspon
diente. han sido suprimidos.
san JoGe do Costa Rlea. I'll
eIta cludad 90 ha organizA1o 10 { 70
eiedad Latino .AmerieanAs euyo dois,
dn 90 el do trabSiar On favor do la
nseiones latinas do America on II
obra de impedir que su Independence
eomercial SEQ destrufia por los Esta
dos Unidos.
AL sonatItuirae dichA aocisdsd hi
declarad0 que eonaidera lA I'D ootrin,
do Monroes eomo una amenaxa par
todA Ii Amer CO latina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
AGUARDtN sENTADOs
Mario Morales
1uAdlllA, @etiembra de 1905.

Disen de Ptkto; La Emperatril
viudA hA b cho publican IN eticlo di
r gIdo al pueblo en- el que promeIe
es.s que, euando este prspArAdo pArI
diaftuiAIla, 90 10 GonSedetA Gobier
no sonstitueic nal.
Fromste, HdemAs, tttas r.f.rmaG
&c earactsr secn( (m.so y sdminiatrA'
two.
La fa ha On que todas esGas ri
mAs Sc 4 ! clnced dAS, aegdn Ia Rm Pc
raGriI, oep41derA Dc IL rApidsz COR
que progfe,e 10 NAG On hLeiA 81 mel D.
ramiant1 pJ ltico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
De QUEBRlD|LLAS
Candidatura republican, pa.
ra los puestos munich
paIes.-No fue boIa.
JUAN MARICHAL
JUAN MARlCHAL
Una especie de Gar de pue.
bio chlqulto. I'm meeting
unionista en- xCacao.>

Circul6 10 nct'eia dc habsrse pre-
septado esndidatarA republican, para
sl munioipio de 'ate pueblo, y todos
dudAmos do "a verAcidad, todos ereia
mos era solo una inmsnsa bola eeha.
Dc & rodar; pero hs reaultado ser eier.
to.
Juan MariehAl, de ofieio pana
dero j Is absoll TO del grupito adver
sario imponiendo 81 omnfmods voluu
tad, como un Gar de RuaiA, rsmiti6
al Comite Central dc IA partido una
eandidatura Que prueba los Pre- csdi
mientoa aniid dsmoerAtieos do saa sgru
pasion.
Co.s.mp,e 81 pals 10 reAlizsdo o.
este pueblo por el NAL liam do parti
do rspub ,icAno y haga IN par q slo
entire los dos psrtidos que 20 disputa.
fal el triuntJ en- las proximas sleeeio
mes. Ua hombfe, uno solo, ain pre-
Was convenei0nes, ain Dir 10 opinion
do sus e1rteligionarios, envla eandi
dAtos para los eargos municl pales.
All psoesden ssos ingrAtos hijos
de BorioQuen que jana, han tltabeAd
al piao.ear el derech1 polftIeo de aui
gro, itos. IEi asi como nuestros nd
veraarios eligen sus repreaer tantes
Cssi niugnno entre los iepuhl eanol
% sqUf esia sattafecho. con ese pro
seder, pues no 90 comprende c6mo
hAbsndo otro elemento de mas repro
sensAc On, sea Marithsl sl piloto gu,
dir'g' 10 po,isiea en- este pueblo, euAn
do de 10 menos que sntiende es d.
pclisiea. No nossxpiic&m e6m lo
repuhieanos de 6its no 10 h.yan di
cho NsriehAl como el pintcr Apslel
10 coutssi6 OIL artsaano que insure D,
b'.; szspatsr0 q tus xapAt~as
Ri domingo pr6xImo paaado lie
Wa q 't.cto ur gran msesi & ca Q
oArr o C.cAo &c esta muniei pAlidad
N m ryla cone .EfeaciA asis,.6 81 pc
tri6tieo aCto, que resul 8 es. e1dido
Los 0YAdCxeA hAb arc te una mans
70 clara, eonclsa = slegAnts, sieodr
verdAdesos in'e'pcetes ds lDs aritc
pios unioniAtAs. II connie hA Acor
dado cslsbrar una aerie dc eatos NEE
tipgs On los difsrentss baYrios.
X. X. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

Han iDgrsaAdo Ga el Hoapital
munieipal, Juan Ramos, Je,d Maria
GaelAra y Francisco Cores, , fusron
dados dc alta Ramon Crus, Jorge
Otsiz, Jose Leon, Dloniaia Her an dez,
Cecilia CArdepau, Slmplicia B.ni.ez z
Domingo Rodriguez, Mario Herman
dee y JustInA Rivera. TAmbien fAlle
si6 en- dieho estableclmisnto Juan Mo.
rAlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-28
UNA MANIFESTATION
Carolina. P, r. Septiem brs 26, 1905.
s.. director de LA DEMooRACIA,
San Juan.


s.. director de LA DEMooRACIA,
San Juan.
Muy senior mfo y corre)iglonArio
En- una b 'iA anonimA que ha eircula
DO en- este pueblo, 90 rscom!snda una
eandidasnrA disIinta 4 10 votada Dor
10 convsnci6A legal de eompromisa-
rios de mi partido, que he aseptado
sin 10 msnor obissi6n.
En- sQuslla hs visto con sorpres.
que hgara mi noubre iuntAmsnts CON
los de algunos stf ,res unioni,tss
y rspubltsanos, para un cargo mum
aipAl.
No he dado autorlzacl6n para
clio; rs NO. soy y sere unioniuta
dissiplinAdo, y pTotssto de que 80 hNys
tornado mi Dombre para prssentarlo,
nj O. mo di'idsnts nj como republisA.
no, psitldo este que no ha sido nj es
el de mis- Simpalfaa.
Agradesiendols hsgs pubisar 90
50 msnifsatacl6n, quedo de ustsd, muy
ahp amigo ysF.
CRIST1NO TIAZ