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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
OFFER OF BRIBE
IS SUSPECTED
ATTORNEY is ACCUSED BY
WITNESS
Counsel In VIII Case Alleged to Have
Hlnted That Good Price Would
BE Paid for Right Kind Of
Testimony

Attorney c. p. Ladd was accusedAby
c. w. Beard from the witness stand
before Judge Gibbs of the superior court
yesterday of trying to influence the tes-
timony Of Beard with suggestions akin
to a bribe.
Sarah Johnson viii case stated he was
approached in the corridors of the
court house last Thursday by Ladd and
Informed that G. II. Noll, another wit
ness in the case, had full power of at
torney and could pay Beard $4,000 If the
latter would testify as Noll wished.
when asked to explain to me what
this testimony was to be-" said Beard
'Ladd said l should swear that l had
seen a will properly signed, and that
the document had been burned, sup
rposedly by Mrs. Della Sherburne, Mrs.
Sarah JohnsoH's daughter"
Beard, according to the testimony
seems to have allied himself with both
interests in the case, and yesterday
morning letters signed by him were
read. In these the eastern claimants to
the Sarah Johnson estate were assured
that everything was progressing favor
ably and that they would secure the
property If they would first make it
worth Boards while to furnish testi-
mony that would prove valuable to
them.
Coincident with the writing of the al
legged letters. Beard admits being in the
employ Of Ladd and that letters We're
written to Mrs. Sherburne saying that
the papers (referring presumably to
the wilD would be suppressed and that
all would be right.
According to other testimony yester-
day. Ladd himself had advised Mrs.
Sherburne to mortgage the estate now
said to be mentioned in the will and
which Ladd has admitted he knew ex-
istetd at time corresponding to the
writing of the letters to Mrs. Sherburne.
The case reached its close yesterday
afternoon and the attorneys occupied
the time in arguing it before the court.
1t has been taken under advisement
and decision probably will be made
next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
BROOMSTICK FIGURES IN ROW
Contractor Charged With Using the
Housewives Favorite Weapon in
Personal Aruunent

A complaint was sworn out yester-
day charging Thomas Moulton, con-
tractor, with battery. 1t is alleged that
H. e. Smith, 1868 West Twenty-ninth
street, was chased by Moulton with a
broomstick. and when finally caught
was beaten seriously around the face.
According TO Smiths story Moulton is
a contractor who agreed to attend to
the care of a lawn owned by smith for
$40 month. Moulton thought he ought
to have partial payment and con-
sldered he was not obliged TO pay any
of the debt until the contract had ex-
pired A fight resulted
The case will be heard I'm Judge
Roses court today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
SEEK DEAD GIRLS FRIENDS
Miss Emma Owen Formerly With
Mills College Dies at High
land Park

Miss Emma Owen, formerly con-
nected with Mills college, after an ILL
ness Of several months, died at the
home of Mrs. Tulden In New York val
ley, Highland Park, Friday at 10
O'Clock.
The body was taken to the undertake
ing parlors of Robert Sharp Bros, and
the funeral will probably be held from
their parlors Sunday afternoon.
Miss owens came to Los Angeles
shortly after the disaster at San. Fran
cisco and was at DIR. Yonkins' sanator-
ium for several months. A few days
ago she was taken to the home of Mrs.
Tulden and there said she had a sister
living at 2235 Folsom street, San Fran
cisco. No other relatives are to be found
and telegram sent to Mrs. Mccain
has been unanswered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
JOY PLANNED
FOR SHRINERS
DAY OF PLEASURE ARRANGED
AT PLAYA DEL REY
Two Thousand People, 1t Is Expected,
Will Participate in Festivi-
ties to Occur One Week
From Today

Charles Hathaway, president of the
Visiting Shriners' club, is planning for
the banner of the season at Playa del
Rey Saturday, July rs. 1t will be the
Visiting ShrinerS' club day for all there
is in ii.
1T will be the biggest time for the
money ever given" said President
1000 people at the beach resort as a
result of the cheap rates of transpCr-
tation. These rates will entitle all to
free skating, bathing, launch rides,
boating, dancing, swinging and other
beach accommodations and recreations.
There will be a big round of athletic
sports open to women and girls under
Is and boys under II years of age.
There will be events for all Shriners,
and events open to members of the
club only.
"The prizes will be the best ever
given on such an occasion. This will
be borne out by some of the prominent
people, who will give presents assigned
to their names, as follows: Samuel r.
Faroat, leather Shrlners' pillow; Brock
& Feagans, sterling silver case and
silver pin case; Harris & Frank, mans
fancy vest; H. j. Whitley & Co., silver
loving cup; Joseph Rittigstein, ster-
ling silver handle brush; A. e. Little,
beautiful picture; Newton Moore, sill
yer watch fob; Ford, Smith, Little Co.,
ladies card case; Marshults Optical
company, pedeometer; Logan, the hat
ter, fall hat; W. H. Hoegee company,
two Gillette raisors; ]. L. Christopher
Co., five-pound box candy; c.. w. Thiry
Co., box of cigars; Jacob Klipper,
bottle White Seal champagne; Mather-
son Berner, one pair of gloves"
President Hathaway has appointed
the following ticket committee: j. l..
Walker r. G.. Craig, c. w. Lyke, e.
d. Hyde, o. f. Crockett, W. II. Phelps,
c. c. Adams, H. d. Underwood, A. W..
Crawford, j. N. Gage. George S. Crump,
c. F. Hurd, j. @. Adams, ]. Jepsen, DR..
George C. Clarke, S. b. Cooke, r. Low
ensten, DR.. w. A. Smith, D. w. Coat,
Marco Hellman, Stacy Lamb, ]. Kip
per, A. e. MORO, George N. Sceets,
Charles Rainer, j. Conlisk, Theodore
Chester, f. A. Butler ]. w. Sommer-
vile, e. r. Mains, C. II. Bingham, j.
Abraham, A. Fl. Lapham, 1. d. Sedg-
wick, A. c. Lowe, Leo Youngworth,
Frank Bryson, j. T. Rowins, L. e..
Clawson and II. w. Frank.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
KNOCKS OUT LAND TITLE LAW
Supreme Judge kerrlgan Renders a
Decision at San Francisco
Killing McEnerny Act
n Asanclated Press.

BN ASS0flateu f1TesS
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2O-Superior
Judge Kerrigan today decided uncon-
stitutlonal the land title law enacted by
the recent special session of the legisla-
ture.
The law Is known as the McEnerny
act and was passed as part of the
remedial. legislation for which the
state lawmakers were called together
by the governor.
II was considered one OF the most inn
portant measures that came before the
legislature.
The suit i'm which Judge Kerrigan
gave his decision was a friendly pro
ceedlng instituted 10 test the law. An
appeal will Immediately be taken 10 the
supreme court,
The law as IL went into the statute
books provides for an easy and expe-
dent prSof OF land titles by appearance
In court and a challenge to any other
claimants 70 prove claims they might
present.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
POSTAL CLERKS PROMOTED
Changes Made Which II ls Expected
Will Improve Facilities Of Los
Anuelee Postofflce

Eighty-four postofice clerks have
been promoted, Thirty-two of these
we're added after the original plans
were formulated, through the efforts
of Postmaster M. II. Flint. The pro-
motions have been based upon the time
the clerks have been in the depart
ments, general conduct and financial
responsibility.
The changes are the best possible to
be secured from the limited appropria-
tion, and they will facilitate the work
of the postoflce I'm caring for the in
creasing work Of the city.
Sixty clerks will receive a raise from
$500 to $500 a year. an increase of thirty
over the allowance; thirteen, $500 to
$500. an increase of two: eight, $500 to
S9O0 one 5000 to $1,000; one $1,000 to S1100;
one S1100 to Sl20O
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Release Political Prisoners
BY Associa ted Press.

BOGOTA, Colombia, July 2O.-The
people of Colombia today celebrated
the anniversary of their independence
and i'm honor of the occasion the gov
ernment released all political prisoners.
Peace reigns throughout the republic.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
hank Open Tonight

The Consolidated Bank of Los And
geles, l24 South Broadway. In the
Chamber Of Commerce building. win be
open tonight, as usual, 70 accommodate
the public ia general and It's old pat
rons. -Four per cent interest paid on
savings deposits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Look at Los AngelesI

They tell me that the Holy Rollers
are just as bad in Los Angeles and are
not molested
VIII serve any paper If any one
wants TO make a complaint. Person
ally, l think the women are losing
their heads nowadays with these fren-
zied reviyals, but so far | have not
seen any violations OF the law.
II do not believe that a sacrifice OF
life II intended by some of the women
when they speak OF the martyrdom OF
flre and Of offering their children on
the altar' as they are reported 20 have
done / will take good care that they
do not mean H. ] promise you
These reviyals wear out In time,
you kAow."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
MONROV|ANS ASK
OFFICERS TO ACT
HOLY ROLLERS MEETINGS
VERGE ON RIOT
Women Seized With Religious Fervor
Alarm Friends by Eccentric Con.
duct - Yesterdays Meetings
Cut Short In Consequence

Monrovia had no experience meeting
of the Holy Rollers yesterday after
noon
Leaders of the extreme wing Of the
flock left that ty early in the morn
ing to hold a conference. presumably
in Los Angeles, to discuss the sacrifice
of babes stories that had become public
as printed in TIE Herald, and for the
present the usual afternoon meetings
will be called off.
Evangelist Cook formerly of Chi
cago, who has 'ust begu- cries of
meetings there at the request of Elder
c. Adams, regular shepherd of the
flock, will, 1t is understood, remain a
few days longer. but the more con-
servative element of the congregation
have asked him to be more moderate
it is stated, in utterances regarding
martyrdom by fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
TRY q Herald WANT Adj
Long Beach Boulevard Tract

Twenty-four fine lots on the Pacific
Boulevard between Los Angeles and
i1m and ocean. PrineipaI residence
streets OF Long Beach run through this
tract Prices $500 upi Y cash, balance
and years SLACK-WALL co. IL
Locust ave, Long Beach.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
AUJER ASEsIAADA

En- ell cuartsl dc Polieia be rtcibi0
el siguienle le,egrAmA dc San Ger.
maa:
Coronel Hamlll. San Juan.
AL tomAr mAndo eAtA demaleA-
cl6n aver por AussnCiA Teniente Ca
sails, tuvs conocimierD que Ramons
Vega hAhfA desApArseido deade iusvsi
pr6xlmo pAsAdo de 81 eAGa barrio
Minillss de eAtA iurlSdicei6r, sneon.
h&adoss aver tArde Hu eAdkver puIrs.
fAclo en- medic del eafiAverAl de don
Juan de PorrAiA. InvesIigado hethc
snseguids, ter 60 arreItAdo "a deSdG
Anoehs indivlduo Eduardo Q lifionss,
presunlo autor del delilo psrpsirAdc
en- la persona de Ia meneionada Vega
He ocupado dos eushilloS como ArmAl
he micIdas y cOnlin6o inveatig asioneI
con Jutz kunieIpAl.- BIh0rn, Sar
pento,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Impresi0nes y n0tiCias

lie ae hsgGn separaclone. ca 10 casa
parroqulAl dc Oatsdral on virtud de
hAbsr sid0 vSriAs veces dsnur clado.
--YA sstan 4 punao do GsrminArse
las obras del pavlmento do 10 plaza
do San jose.
--Probab emenle oil sAbado que
dArA tsrminAdo de IN todo 10 obrA de
zepArAc.on que 80 viene prAsticAndo
en- el muelle dc San Juan.
IA CohcsEto de muItAs admins
hativAS han sido eobr Ados $40 por
lA CulesturfA de San Juan.
Exlaten eacuelas vAcAntss en- los
siguienssa pusbloa; Arseibo, Arroyo,
BsyAm6p, Faiardo, GusyamA y Qua
yAnlalA.
Eel indiviluo AnHelmo Rivera,
pr6fsgo dc los Irabaios de la carrs.
telA de Tfr iIilo Alto, sue fac ssn1sn-
clAdo por 10 Corls municipal On sAusa
por abuse dc connapzA, sstG AouIado
| dc IN easO dc escalAmisnIo On Coro
za, sI euAI 80 sAfa invsAI.gAndo.
Felix G .nxslsz, acusado de tran
sitAr por lA via del tsrrocarrll, tut
dsnunciado aver Ala Corts munisipA
y dsciArAdo Ahaselto.
-Por Eclos incorr.Gies y eSaAn-
dAlo On PusrIA de Terra, toe conds
nado aver Ftansiaso Pima, & 80 diAl
de Arfeaio,
-HA sido AIT. rizAdo dUu JoGt
Dolores Colon, de Albonilo, pAEI
e0nslrnir una SAsR en- zonA dc eArre
Iera. IEualmsnls han aldo auIori "a
DOS don Simon del Wallis 8 don Nleo
msdes RAmol, Ge Isabella.
-Ht fallseido 90 hsyIguz 6
Padre JAims Freensy, do ls CJpgts
gAcl6n rsdsnIorlalA : AntiguI SAser
, dole de EqusilA eiuoad,
aver aAtiefou Ga aul0moVll pa
% sl Skmino da BsTAm6n & CYmeIi
los 81 d Jres Comtsloaado J SuDeom
alonAoo del .terior, IA ns inspeC
SlorAr los lrsbaiJs ds saErslsrA gu
Alli Ie eiseulan.
-El FlAssl de ls CorIe do Mays
I'll ae hA lras.Rdado 4 AhAIso
prAelicar una invssli ligaci6n Sobre Ii
! aussSos oeurEldol ahi rssiSnlsmspt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
OESDE AGUADA
Mitin unionists. - Oradores
de AguadilIa y MaYaquez
Un mitih republican,.
IUEZ. DE PAz?
IUEZ...DE PAz?
Al anca de su &perla 6na>
conduce a los electores.
Balloon de tribuna.

I'll suatro de Ioa corrientss tuvo
ef.eto en- sstA un meeting unioniats +,
en- sl que tomAron pAris varios orado.
res de MayaRu'z y Aguadilla. e. as-
80 result6 ssp'6ndido.
Los republieanoa al aabsr que to
nfamos mitip, por no Quedarss Atrks
improvisAron uno, y dssde el bAlc6n
do 10 casa del iuez do psz, hicieron
uaa de la palsbra los ceIebtrrimos Luis
Garcia J Pablo Marin.
Este iuez que Anduvo en les ini-
cripciones en propSgAnds, y eArgan-
do elecsorss ca las sneas dc sa)-
eh3 3s, faeilita su casa para msstipga y
otros aeios po itlcos.
Para ESQ ea oil leader del TartIdo,
dirkn los republic a1oi; pero 10 digc
quo eaia ir frir z ,endo las 6rdsnss de-
honorable Attorney General y que o.
Quiers hacer DoifsieA debs dimitir.
Son innumerAblcs las quejas que
hemoa dado Robre lSS denuneiaE que
20 preaentan coatrA los repuhlieAnos
este far clonRrio NO leu do curao,
Nos exlrAna que htehos prohadol
quaden en- 10 sombr&. Dsade Dieiem
brs paasdo duerme el sumo de lol
iuslos, una presentAdA por 10 polieiI
conira cIneo republisAnos qus fQeror
sorprendidos lira ldole 4 81 orgss d.
Ias oreias J satAsla horA que sjgael
en- 30 suen,.
| STendl & slgo ds verdAd la versi6I
do que en- cIerso DagArGamsnso hen
an buen padrino?
Ell iueves rindl6 la iornaia d
10 vida en- el vssino pueblo de Nosa
al que fac nueHtro dist pg uido GORE
'llgionario don Luis Pagan y Ruii
miemhro do 10 fAmiiia Ruz do eats
Tanto sus .miliAreS, de Aguad
J Moes, como aus am g)s de ambu
pueblos, han aertido gtandemsnl
Aerdida tan irrepArAb,e
X, ITALIAN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Minas de diarnantes,
Enorfne dividendo

Kmbarley-Aftisa del Sur Oltubre 10-LA J1ntA
dirsetvA do 10 nina do diamAntes mis- producsivA del
Tranavaal ha declarado aver divideLdo de euatro
cisntos por cisnto on 81 sn, dtimc. Jsm&s nipguna
scmpsnfa lego un 6xlto tan sorprsndsnte. Las ac-
clones no 90 sotzAp porqus los tsnsdores scsptan
los prscios mai emsrarios So cree, obstADts que
Of eporms bAlanes % deb'do al hallssgo de agunas
psdras preciosAs dc tamsno exceptional que no %
probAble que % 90 repita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
LO MATAN Los L|BROS
Icven estudiante que muere
a causa del excessive afan
de estudiar IibrOs graves
NUEvO PETRONlO
Muere en- el bano. -Tenla IN
llbro entire las mauos. Ira
ga libros ain .eguudo.

Un iovsn estudiAnte dc Elladei ID
Il. r Brsksr, hs muerto & eonstcuen.
eiA do an exselivo fan sn 10 leeiurA
ds llbros graves. Hsll6se'a en- el ha'
q I, muerto y 10 mAno rig d. tenia a6n
prsso rA eismplar de 10 eEvaIuei6n
socia's do Bsniamln K Ids, B'Ikir ha
aldo. & no dudarlo, un1 do los mas
eslolos leetores qua pueda darss.
Anuslments lefa 9, mai bien, es'
tadiabs, hAAtA mil libros do contsni.
do soeioltg 90, gecl6gleo, ger mesriso.
aSt on6mier, y rsfsrsl tea 4 sierc!as
sscretaG Ha lsido Hus lihros fAvori.
toa como el <0sfgsn do las eapsoies.s
dc Darwin, y IL <EvoIuci6n Aoaia',s
de Kldda, una dosenA do vessH cuan'
do menos y los levaba sAai siamprs
eunsigo. Su furor lsetivo 10 h 20 des'
cnidar su cusrpo, 80 alei5 dc todo
sport J ss atrsio aai una ssfsrmsdad
cardiasa.
Loa psri6diOos Emsricanos dIacu :
ten con gran aeriedad ssts cAso y
agregan erSrgIsas smonssiActones.
Aai dice oil sEvsnir 4 Mai sLA exR.
gerada & inse ssnte lecturA sA I'm terri
bls viclo de 10 educsoI6n por II mis-
mo. Mushss dc tales gsttsS han lido
70 oil ma nieomio por hsbsrie atAlcA'
do sl csrsbro do eosas gus lueg) 70
! sabian 10 que con ellAs hubisran de
hAcsr.
AL mismo tismpo envfA el gobier.
lno Alem&n comiaionea m6dieaa que
eGtudien en- sl esutro ds AtrIsA In
Eniaserioaa entermed&d 6 pesse del
EsutfI que barre Las AldeAs ipdfgsnas.
IAh1rA una prsgunsa; en- ESotra EQUAL
81 mas de esperAr 6 do lemar. la pests
del sueiio D la pssts dc leetura?
| Cresmcs que la psaIe de- mAloS
IlibroA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
REGREsO De PONCE

FL lunss, en- el d'tlmo tren, lleg6 4
easA ciudAd, regreSAndo de RCLce, Il
senior MAfilz Rivera.
SAli6 dc un meeting 4 las dcoe y
media, parG.6 inmediasamenGe hsciA
UGuado para AsiAlir Al entlSrro dc don
Jaime Iglesias, y q las orce del dia
monte oil eoChs Que hAbfA de llsvsrle
q Ateelbo, donde iom6 el terrcsarril
dc San Juan.
Aver no pudo ooupArss en las 10
ress de lA redaCoi5n el senior MunlI
Rivera, q eAusA dsl iLmsnGo Vol6mcG
de eorEespondsncin AcumulAds sn 81
despacho y 4 eau tAmb. Ga d. Out
regres0 un POGO q fImo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

dos sara sscAr Ia ropa e estudio
del proyeeto CO s.tt ohrs es { en- ma
nos del ingsniero con Rafael de! VA'
lie Zsno.
Han iugrssado on oil hospital
municipal JoMta CJrres, Juan F6 CO.
llazo y Joa6 CAmpos y tpe dada de Al'
10 Maria Febrs.
-Ha tAliesido en- 10 Marina Sop.
tsntrio nal, IL sen rita AdelA Domln.
guez.
>Ayer visitAr0n lA plsza del msr
cado el AlcAlde, el CfaiAl de sanidAc,
81 eoneeiAl atflor RIvero y oil ingenis'
60 don JuAn BAalistA r ldriguez. con
el hn de hAGer I'm ssluQio aohre el le'
rrsn0, ASsfSA de las rspArAeiones y
rtfofmas que piensan inlroducirse en-
AQuellos edifciol.
Aver pOr 10 mAdrugada los dc.
| Isctives IuC csnsio Diax J Manuel Con
AZ ez GAlvArfn dsIuVlerun al indlviduo
ElAdio Rivera, quisn % AeuaAdo de-
huEto dc msnor euAnliA. Fate indivI'
duo penelr0 On Ia pAnAderiA de Anto-
nio Rlgo, San Francisco 4S. abriendo
81 Sslon del mostrador y auatFs endo
euArentA dollars On mslaliCo. AL STR
desenido Sc ls oeup0 una llAve que q
AiustabA & ID serrAdurA Del eHlon ,
hssho un rsgIlIro On 81 sAsa tue en-.
eonlrad0 sl dlnero IustrIfdo 81 b .chC
fa6 dsnunclado hJS a Ia CorIe muni
Ieipal, Quieu eonosno R.vsa kt
meHss de ca csl,
| -NGsslso apreslAbIs eorFa.ig.o
mario don rama Via, rssisalamsnt,
gsaduAdO fAtmAeeuIlO0, 30 hA pusal
al tsenIs DIS lA fArmasla del CAkNGEl
de RIO Plsdras.
Los puerios prineipa.ea dc i
islA produieron darante el pasad
mes de sepIitmOre las a'gUisnles sr
t.adas San Juan, % 1OI 55; Nay,
50 z. s2zs5 s. y Ponce s42S 49.
-Ha>aido enVlado al Hospi.u
OuArsnlsuariC, en- observation, sl in
. divlduo Julio Rivera, nAlurAl dc Ar,
D cibOl que PrsAenta sioIomRs de var
sslA.
css han dAdo 6rdsnss por 81 D,
j. partamsntV dc sAnIdGd local, PAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
HAlLIlGO DE- MOvEOAS

Segdn leemos en oil SpaIly Tse'
grAvs, de Londres, ha Sido deseubier'
10 90 Cohhsster un cuAntioGo test ro
de monedAs que Tgda vArlos ensa
aiaatAs arqus6logos do aQuslla ciu
dad, pertenscen al pstiodo de GAlido
ro de Terrific, $50 ' 800 de nueatrA
ere. Son dc cobre y Heg6u trazAs
proeeden dc una nave romano britA
nit a que embarrape6 er iquelA costa.
El Tssoro he aldo enlrsgado 81
music, donde fgu,An "a Important
Amos rsstos de Ia dominGs,6n roma
Ina
Ii particular del cAso ess6 en- que
os il gleasa no 90 sn en- II de geE1 81
der afrmAr que ca 10 Gran Btela.
ia txistsn reltos rLmICoF, somo 81
,sto faese para sllos Nh simbra le
glorIs, que le diS.irgus de los pue'
bios ain pAsado, nj civil!EAei6n pre-
teritA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
La prenSa acuSa
al gabinete Bannerman,

Londres Octubrs 10. -VArioa peri6dieos de !os mas
series mportantss oil cabinets libsra prssi-
dido por Campsll Bsnnerman do sscrifear los intsre
Sos de 10 colona br&nisa do newfoundland para com
placer los Estados Uuidos, tAe tSndolea 10 psssa On
Tsrranovs. Disen que los psseadorss dc los isas te
mem dsrssho que 80 lea asqus an ~ daiso medic
do vivr que Iuglatsrra psgara caro- au error al per
ssts On les rssientss eonesiorea Hay rguroso mo
vimisnte de oposiei6n ApoyAndo Ntwounlsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

FL pintor don FrAsquito Oller
hIxo snGrsga sysr en- 10 aIcAldfA de 5
retratos do los AlcAldes que fueron de
RAn Juan On otros Iismpos, don Wss
usnlao Sttrs, (l87Sl, don Ramon Bsae'
rra, (1S.O), don Ron Ricardo Alfonso
BaQusrO, lsfodisO 1897, don Luis
GAnshez Morales, t1S90l, y don Ma
nusl Egoseue, l10OOl. FAltau por en-
tregar los retrAtos de don Juan Jose
Rotous , don Roberto H. Todd. Es
tos rstratos fusron mandados & hacsr
poI Aeusrdo del AyuntAmIsnio & IN do
ooloeArlos en- el salon de seaionss del
coneeio municipal. La obrA, eomo
del maestro Oller, 90 dignA do men.
sion, pues sl pareCido de los EeIrasos
o. admirable. Los siets retrAIoS fue
ron siustados sn 1850,
layer { medic dfa tuS Sg'sdido
On IL calle de lA Luna Nigusl Pinto,
uuisn rscihi6 variaS contusioneG. Fl
sRrssor % Bsnito AIonao, que tue re-
dueido { prisi6n y dsnunsiado ante el
iusx municipal aeHor del Vale. Ei
asussdo alsgs que Pinto 10 iniuri6 4
M mAdre J ssso dstsrmin6 10 question.
Fl agrsdido manihsaIa que Gs 10 sgre
do grAtuftamsnts sin cue 81 uierA mo
uvo sara tanto. 81 Tribunal resolve
FG hoy osta ssssti6p,
Don EIanislao Rodl igusX, Vici
no de Junsos, ha obterido oil PsrnlsC
aorrsspondisnIs para eonsIruir un 90
40 entire los kll6mstros IA = 10 de |,
earretera de CaguAs HumAcAo.
~El vAeino dc QAbo Roio don AL
hsrIo del Toro, otcssicnArio de L
aAlinA de aQusl pueblo, he solisilAd
del DepartAmento del Iuterior que .
10 psrmiIa renunOier vsinss perIenen
HiAIs de la vsints J sinso as q as sons
txprssada sAlina.
Con al pEGdusto del tsEreno gu
vsndi6 el munisipio en- pdblisA SubAs
10, que Assisnds { GA ASl2', 90 trail
De sonstPuir m laVadslo p6bliso, OF
70 sdineto tsndFA sapAoldad para dol
uisntas lavAndsrAs. ConStNA de a
rsoIpisntss para sg0A eAliente J triI
Tsudla dspsrtamsntos con IuI llAvt
RAEa gusrdar la ropa J Git!oI adssul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Catolicos franceses
ifnitan el "self help"

P&ts, Octubra 10 Mr. Paul Brune tlere ei gran
pub,icstA, hA dsdc 10 prsnsa IN ariieao On que
Aconssia salma vgor 4 los eat6lcos franessaS. En-
oil eAso~sacribs de que norea possible llevAr adssnte
los cutos con e auxtlio del Estade, los eA6isoS de-
ben defsndsrse por si nismos poner en- p,&Stica oil
sistema americana neateniendo eads eua los temples
los minisiroa de l1s creenei&s egiosas Mr. Brure.
ters ur&nimemsnts apAudido por scsitud pSlri6
Nea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
La poGcla sorprende
q los revoLucionarios.

O1esss, Oetubre 10 La poefA do ssta eaptRl or
ganz6 una rama nngi6ndose tsrroristas varos cfcis
los diafszAdos do obrsros aorprendi6 pena aei6n
nm somit6 rsvolaclonaro que taneionaba hsee ueia
msses. Papsss de importAneia saysron poder de 10
tu0zA pdblies que arrss6 conduio las Drisonss mi
tArss onee miembros del Comit6, Ii sorqrssa SO ve
rihs6 las euatro dc 10 tarde. No hAbfa on el local
ningdn explosive. Los conspr adores oompsrees' a
manAna ants m sonseio do guerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

poaIbe So lie cInsintisrA ser sir IN ear
e. en- sl eual podfA tjsresf dstsrminA'
de IL ausrcis en- favor de su candida
turA de a eqol'eano por aQue'
lie ciudsd.
-VsriJS lr 5, sobrs dtaIribu.
si6u de piedrA - earrstsra Ldntro
2, kl ON tro 81 d 45. sef&n heshes por
adminislrsei6n
aver tards ing,s1arnn en-
c6rcsl. 4 dispo,ioi6n de- Jr,z NUNS cI-
oAl, Daniel OaiI os Rta Pisdraz,
por hutto; , Jole + o. DO Mana.
II, por sgtssi6p.
-Eo Is sa e. munlcI a. oump ie'
ron hoy sus sondeuAs Rsnda Msdins,
Lussa Ron a., Bs maize c, rrss, An
touio Rivers, ssnh'Vo Rodriguez,
Juan G .'sis, Mlgusl O'N,lll , Pslro.
uA Bar as.
Sc sspera qus para fuss de ss q
mes ssie termiradA 10 iinss ie'rsA que
sulsas con CAmvy, pudienio hseerie
81 vlsia & Ponea sin 81 lio de auto
m6vileE.
-El cub sLAG PalmAas volVi6 !
gsnar aver tSrds 81 stub sLs p.sss,
~ ( los iugadores de Ponse. e iutgC
fac de ls earrsraI por 4, rstirindost
81 club sLa FrslA &'loI 8 slanipgsa