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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
FATHER SYLVESTER



the congregation of the Sacred Hearts
when quite young. He commenced his
priestly studies In Louvain and was
sent by his superiors to this Mission
In 1870 and arrived here with Bishop
Malgret when this last one returned
from Rome on the l4th Of October Of
the same year. Father Matthias is the
only survivor Of this band Of mission
aries. On the 23rd OF December Of the
following year Father Sylvester was
ordained priest In the Cathedral by
Bishop Maigret and was sent at once
to Kauai. where he labored for many
years.
After few years at Ahuimanu he
was appointed the chaplain Of the new
st. Louis college, where he remained
until 1896. when he accompanied the
late Bishop Gulstan to Rome. On his
return and on account of poor health
he was sent once more to Kauai, his
favOrite place, but his health broke
down and and he went to Wailuku.
where he entered the hospital under
the good care OF the Sisters. Since that
time he accompanied again the newly
elected Bishop Libert for his conse.
Grafton In San Francisco.
For many years Father Sylvester was
obliged on account Of poor health to
give up all active work and has been
lingering ZIP to the time OF his death.
He was nearly 50 years old when he
died this morning. May his soul rest
In peace. .'E = iet
+. NV.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
HoLsreiN WANTED
(centlnusd from Rsaa IL

NO0utu0OOo 1fom Vo0o III g..
ably not make II. II Is argued against
Hughes that he is a new member, thar
he. rs a consequence. has not the ex-
perience or the precedence. and finally,
that he does not understand the Ha.
waiian language. On the other hand II
Is argued In favor OF Holstein that he
Is anold member OF the House, who
has experience, and deserves the place
because OF the prominent part he took
at the last session OF the Legislature,
when he and Harris practically led the
House. Finally. Holstein is fluent in
the English and Hawaiian languages.
Senator John C. Lane was one OF
those who expressed his opinion that
Holstein was the predestined Speaker
OF the House. "Of course I have moth
Ing to do with It," said Lane. but from
what ! saw OF the House last year |
think that Holstein Is certainly en-.
titled to the speakership and should
have It,"
There Ia some doubt as to who should
be given the place as President Of the
Senate. Dowsett, Bishop, Knudsen and
w. o. Smiths having all been mem
TONED for It. but Dowsett Is at present
considered the most likely man. Knud-
sens friends believe that he should be
given the honor ON account OF the ex-
cellent record which he made as Speak.
er OF the House during the last session.
but the general tendency to choose one
OF the older members Of the Senate,
one OF the "holdovers,' spoils his
chances considerably.
or the "holdovers" Bishop and Dow.
sett are both mentioned. Lane. anoth-
er holdover. said today that he did not
want the honor. He thought that Dow
set was sure Of getting II, II he wanted
II. Bishops and D0wsett's chances
would probably be absolutely even,
were II not for the fact that the former
voted against the County Act, which
gives Dowsett he preference.
w. U. Smih Ii generally conceded 10
be an excellent man for President, but
MS legal attachments make him a sine
qua non for chairman OF the Judiciary
committee. 10 that he will probably
not be In the race for the presidency
after all.
VIM Savidge says he will take the
place as clerk In the Senate. II he can
get II, ana his experience and the yalu.
aDle services he has rendered In former
sessions In this position. will probably
secure him the place again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
DIED..

EENNELl.-In San Francisco. Novem.
Der 2. 1906, Mrs. Annie Fennell. dear.
ly beloved wife OF the late Martin
Fennell, and beloved mother OF VII
liam p. James s.. Martin NJ. John X
and Annie Fennell. Mrs. Il. w. Full.
Ter. Mrs. r. Ziegler and the late Eliz.
abeth Dispnix, native OF Berr
Kings county. Ireland. aged 81 years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
Want No HOLDOVERS

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE Con
stitutional party, in conference OF
leaders, has decided not to renominate
for the coming elections, any members
OF the last parliament.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
REVOLUT|ONISTS DEpORTED

Washington. Nov l2.-Mcxican revo.
lutionists, now on the American side
of the border. have been ordered de.
ported.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
VIdILANTES IN p|TTSBUR(

Pittsburg, November l2-The city Is
terrorized by crime and vigilance
committee has been appointed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
S2,ON,OOO IN BONDS

Washington. Nov. 12.-The lnsular
Bureau has invited bids on $1,000. 0OC
worth of Manila bonds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
SCHOOL TEACHER
RESIGNS POSITION
Instructor Of Science
In High School Has
Pilikia

Education yesterday was that of the
resignation OF Instructor of Science
Sprague Of the Honolulu High School,
This was handed to Superintendent
Babbitt yesterday morning and was
presented to the Board yesterday aft.
ernoon, but no decisive action was
taken In the matter at the meeting. Il
was decided to accept the resignation
but TO keep Mr.. Sprague till the end
OF the term unless he was especially
anxious to quit
The resignation was turned in as
the result OF a small boys playing
with an alarm clock In one of Mr..
Sprague's classes and setting of the
alarm. According to the teacher this
had happened before and he. as a re.
suit. suspended the boy permanently
from his class. Principal Scott could
not see the wisdom of this. In view
OF the fact that the boy claimed that
he had not committed the offence be.
fore and also that he believed that
""'e NC .o"'u s"pport Tue 'eacher III
suspension Of a week from the class
he could not allow complete dismis.
sal from the class, believing that he
'ao''u oe eohs"''ed pe'ore such u
s"p was '"he"'
rue 'esut was tha' MI Sprague
n''u."'e'y went down 10 superin.
tendent Babbitt and handed IN his
res'sn"',oh' wnlch was acted on, as
'.a'eu 'oove' Inc board agreed that
onS '"e'pai should DISMISS u
''mo
rue nrS' business 'aker up was In
.on, , WIN Encouragement OF
oa"ieS VI Few Oh the teachers The
""'ees were Few ana were mainly
o o' ' uae"ers IN 'h's ei'y. The teach
eIs whose salaries were changed are:
-, -. s'ss "ohsarrat. MISS
",Iss super Mrs. bridgewa'
r,. ",ss eooke' MIS- Kinney, Mrs.
,' .n" "''' D. ~ BEL una rhos' Ma
""s
'mhs e''er was received
'' em'"s VI 'he hamakua'
POM maui school:
"k"apoko' MAUI, I. H.,
A.. nv =, November !. iso''
''' "" ~ nauo'', super'htehueht OF
| '' .e''o"' nohoiuiu.
pes 10 acknowledge
a" p' " !o"r 'a'or oi oc'oDer
,,n, "u , ~ '"anN ~" 'o' your k'ho
.,s,,t 1"p. lep'y 70 .he question OF
Ct. 49, yo' 'us, week'
w "ou,a WISHES " cohsider
-, ~ "en ennu!eh arc H.
"'n ou' VI SCHOOL On nc.
- A. "u'' ! Shai'
-, you' a.en''on 10 Two
,.a, 49, neSe ! a'u NOT mention
$50 III 'ne reason 'na' expect.
'o' .ep'' might III general
.a.e 20 'na' VI u ror,o hicah
800" ''e" years oia' Inc
ny "a "er ue'el'ea 'he iho'her ana
~. 'o"e tune ago Inc moth'
y. 10, o'u anu 70 "o' s'rohs enough 10
W. rn IN VI ,o"noh 'aoorer'
p,aan ' to- use 70 'na' Oh foruo
80. 81 a'''' tNeIVe years Ola, the
..'uea sn, ~ 'an''y ol Six chiidren
o' mas run away from her
w eons ''e' ni'een years I"
re- -. -" VIZ vi 'ne p'ah'atioh'
:, soy ,na' '"e eoniolneu earnings
s.ma,o., anu 'ne SohS are NOT
Sun, supp'y .ne iamiiy with
an - y. o w. .au " h,re u ~ohi'
r. Wv ~" .ooN"s s"u care ior
n. ~ e"' o"e Vi "hom S
Tha ~, N, ono e paDy'
v..,n. s,,ss,,.s "' "ah No win
'h.,.,s po'ery anu
ah,,''.a., s "oo'' "o"e.e'' 'he
,wn auno,,a., on we nave twenty
,"o eh'o''eu' are prisht ana interest
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49,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
AFTER THE MOORS

Gibraltar. Nov. l2.--The British anc
French fleets will engage in u demon.
stration In Moorish waters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
ThANkSG SOWING

BY last steamer we received the fin.
est and largest assortment Of dinner
place cards for the holidays ever
brought to this city. Call In and In.
spect them. Wall. Nichols Co.. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
METCALF HAS FATS

San Francisco. Nov 12.-Secretary
Metcalf has finished his inquiry into
the exclusion OF Japanese children from
the Pacific Heights school and leaves
for Washington today. He will make
no statement
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
FATAL EXPLOSION

Cleveland. o.. Nov. i2.-Six people
have been killed and Ave seriously hurt
In a boiler explosion here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
LOCAL and GENERAL

Nothing is so much In the way In a
house as a musical instrument which
no present member Of the family
plays. And nothing is easier to sell
or exchange, through a Bulletin want
ad. than a musical instrument.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
STRIKERS ON ERIE

New York, Nov. 12.-Sixteen hun.
dred engineers and frcmen on the Erie
railroad have voted to go on strike
II their demands are not granted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA
cHiNERY Of every capacity and de-
Scription made to order. Boiler work
and RIvETEp PIPES Tor irrigation
plSr oses a speciality. Particular atten.
ton paid TO LOB WORK, and rsoaIrs
executed at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
w. n. PATTERso

otneraI Contracting and Jobb'ng,
Housepalnting, Paperhanging. Grain.
ing, kalsomlning, Brick, Cement and
Stone Work. Shop with Whittle, the
sign painter, corner Hotel and Union
streets. PHONE MAIN 26t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
OAHU LODGE. No. I, K. Of P.
6oaoLuLU LODGE sis, .. p. o. {

Honolulu Lodge No. e1s. D. p. o. r.,
will meet In their hall, IN Miller
and Beretania streets, every Friday
evening.
Sy order Of the v. r.
HARRY X. SIMPSON.
Secretary.
II. n. MURRAY, Err.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13

u was decided 10 change the hour
oi tue meetings of the hoard from
$3.50 on Monday every two weeks "a
u 80 on The same days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13

everlns Bulletin 75t %, month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
Vim. m'k,NLeY LODGE No. ., k.a P.

Meets every Saturday evening a
1870 o'clock In X. Of p. Hall, King
street. Visiting brothers cordially In
vit~d 10 attend.
II. NJ. JOHNSON. &C.
Z. A. JACOBSON, KRIS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13

No. BULLETIN ADS, PAY -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
BOARDING HOUSE

Casa dc huespedes de JoseHns
Hsrnandts. situAda an sl psnto mas
eeutrico de 10 capital, La mas rsso-
msadada en- toda la isla por sus comi.
daa, habitaciones, limpieza y precios
equitstlvoE Luz e,ectrica, y bsfios.
San JuIto 81, al lado de La Ma
uorquiad. San Juan p. r, l, d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
Para sehoTasI nIh0s J NJ
mas, I0pa hecha

SNo ha visto ustsd los magniGcos
rAieS, blusas, kimonas, SscoS, guar.
de polvos, ensguaI, camiSas, eubrs
sorsetS, trsies para Midas y nihoE,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hechoS en- nues.
EoS tAllsresF Aunqus los prsoios
que vendemos son MUY MoDIOOs
no hScemos NADIA de pacotlllS.
Nuestro eXvenSo surtido comprsn.
dc desde IL bluSa mas sencIlla, astA
los rieoS trsieS Adornsdos con
sncAieS de hilo, sAlAdos, bordGdos,
stc,
The Porto Ri0o Drawn Work q
Embroidery CO,
TO- FortsleIS, Sen Juap.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
vlR|AS NOT|C|IS
Una tiple. -Sobreseim misnte.
Luisa Nevarez Ortiz.-Es.
cuelas vacantes.
ACT0 MASONICO
lndulto. Reunion para un
sanatorio. .-Juicio contra
un policia insular,

El dia 10 de Mario pr6xlmo de-
butara en- el tsatro del Parqus 10 no.
table primera tiple ssvillsna seiiors
Luisa Nufex, presidents del tsatro do
10 Zarzusla do Madrid.
Para 10 noche del debut sl baritone
senior Real he sscogldo IL hsrnoss
zarzuela sMszorca Roia,, do Tristan,
y mIsica del eminents maestro Sierra.
no. Esta xarxusla % do costumbres
andalusAs
Eel Fiscal de 10 Corte do Distrito
do San Juan pidlo el sobressimiento
de 10 eausa contra Eduardo Vega,
acussd do como complete del slAmien.
to de 10 casa comercial de don Felix
Peres, de Bayam6n. I'll acuaado We.
"a sstA cumpliendo condena On el Pre-
sido por igusl delito.
Ell Abogado ssifor America Gel.
gel ha presentado q 10 Corts suprsma
el reourso legal que sefisla 10 Icy, pa
rs que 90 investigue si Luisa Nevarsz
Ortiz, condenada 10 pena capital,
estA q no demente = de oonsiguiente si
puede ejscutarss In expresada senten.
cia.
-Exlstsn en- 10 isla 267 barrios
sin ezcuelas rurales, por tAlts do
maestros que las aoliciten,
-Anochs cslebr6 tenida la Logia
sCaballeros de 10 verdads, hacienda
algunAs indebtedness.
Ell delegado & 10 C&mars se nor
Arrillaga ha solicitado del Gobsrna.
dor el indulto de jose Perez Castro,
de Aguada, y hoy sera armsdo.
"A iniciativa de Ia aeiiora Wood,
se celebr6 81 iueves dltmo una reunion
q la que asis,ieron variAs dsmas Ca
balleros, nomsrando un comite que
Iorganice Ia instalaci6n de un 6anato.
ir.o para el tratamiento dc Ia tuber
culosis.
Para ell dia 8 de Marz) est& ;se.
| 4 alado en- IL Corts municipal ei juicio
contra el policfa insular Manuel Gin
tr6n, por hsb atropsllado en- 81 Par.
que al ihvsn Carlos Patron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
DESDE TOA-ALTA
Restauraci6n de Juzsados
municipaIes. -Gesti6n con-
vsniente y justa,
UN REPUBLlCANO MENOS
Seguiran los desprendlmien-
tos. Bella situacion de los
empleados munlcipales.
UN REPuBLlCANO MENOS

Nuestro Comite local unionista,
asintiendo gustosamente q una invits-
ci6n del Presidente del dc Comsrfo, 90
ha dirigido q los leaders que llsvan 10
representation por este Distrito, con
10 .dplioa de que apoysn y defsndan
cua uier bill que se presente { las C&
maras Leglslasivas solisitando Ia res.
tauraci6n de los Jusgados munisipales
On los pueblos donds fusron suprimi.
dos por una Ley imprevisora, puesto
que los dei6 huerfanos de iustieia.
Don Francisco Maymf Iza auierdo,
nuestro convecino, 90 hl ssparado
completamsnts del partido rspublisa.
no, donde siemprs &c ls vic fgurar
como uno dc los iefes de 10 vapguar-
dis.
Dicho partido pisrde un elemsnto
de valsr.
Sc habla de otros csbslleros que
seguil igual Inca de conducta.
La union de los puertorriquefios
nos hace fuertes y librss aLts la raz6n
y oil derecho.
Vsrgan q ella los que 90 sientan
con el corazo IN entero para luchar por
sl engrandecimlento do 10 terra donde
nselmos.
-Siguen de enh0rab,ena los EN-
pleadoS mantclpales de este pueblo.
Ahors nos explicamos Ia Gauss
porqus son ten codiciados loa dssti
ros que vienen dessmpe iiando.
vease ls sjguiente liquidaci6n qu'
pasamos hacer & titulo dc carlos 81
dad;
Resaudaci6n verificada en- el me
de Ensro por los smpleados de la Ts
soreris de Puerto Rico, S274,77
Disminuyendo s4t % dol Is POI
ciento para el Tesoro Insular yOS,
mas de osro corgadizo para el idem
Qusdan S!3t.75,
Deduciendo de esa suma SlS. 81 de-
8 por ciento para caminos; $46 IS de
20 por ciento para fondos escol ares
~ $4,000 para amorsiz aci6n do ID
deuds fotaute, queda un remanent,
lfnuido da 42S "a
Rsbsiamos do 81 el por cieutt
para solvendo do deudas que engen
draron les antsriores administracio 10
mes, sin certi6cados, cumpli6 ados
una orden del Sscretario do Pusrt,
Rico, y tAndremos una suma d
Is22 ST.
iUas recsudsci6n do S27i77 rsdu
elda a s22 81,
| Eso nos hace recordar squell,
cuents del gran Captain; <sotre picos
palaS 9 azadones, Glen milloness.
| SNo quedara por shf a quo otr
Ipiquejo que rebsisr de esos $22.87 pa
ra que 90 acabsn de marchar'
| Porque, pars pocs salud, I'm ia
bArdillo, como decfs IN visjo ands
luz, muy querido por nosot7os.
! Pepe Diaz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
ia IIustaci6n ArtIstica''

Publicaci6n 10 mas economical del
mundol
Los clnco tomos luiosamsnte en-
cuadsrnAdos correspondent 4 SLs Bi
bliotscs Iluatradas
On n6mero semausl del peri6dieo
GLa Ilustr aOi6n ArhsticA.S
Ia ndmsro quinssnAl de sEl Ssl6n
do IL Noda,s
Todo por noventA esntavos men
sualsalll
Sc suscrlbe sn la Ageneia Genera
de F Sirsgusa J c., Ponce, P. r, ,
sub Agentes Victor M. Marin, Areci-
bo. Francisco segura, San Justo 1S
San Juan, P. r. , denGS sub -Agen.
YES en- la isls de Puerto Rico, Viequsi
y Rspdbiics Dominicana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
EL q De FEBRERO

e. q de Fsbrero celebrA 10 culta
Colonia domlnicana en- esta ciudAd el
63 aniversario do 10 independents de
Santo Domingo.
Fl Consulado do minicsno mantsn
drk ensrbolado dur ante el dia sl pa.
bsll6n dc ls Repdblics, y dArA dos
reCs pcionss, una dc 8 all dc 10 ma
nana y otra de 2&4 de la tarde.
Con tel motivo nos invita- nueatro
apreciable amigo el Consul senior Ne.
dina,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
AOT|C|AS De CUBA
CeIebrs iugador de ajedrez
en- Ia Habana. Association
de peri3distas.
LOS vETERANOS
LOS vETERANOS
Un nifio honrado.-Un hom.
bre que no 10 es. Fieras
contra ell donador.

Sc encuentra en- 10 Habana ell doc.
tor Emmanuel Laiksr, <sampe6n de
sjsdrez del mundo.s L. ssmana pa
sada cslebr6 un smatchs en- el sUni6n
Club aisndo su contrincante el sefior
Juan Corzo.
Despues do algunas horas que du-
70 10 inssresante partids, 90 declar6
vsneido el sefior Corzo.
Es estA 10 tercera partida que iue'
GO durante 81 psrmansncia On IL Ha-
bana, habisndo rssultado en- todaa
victorioso.
-Toma inoremento On Ia Habana
10 <Asociaci6n dc Periodistas,. Elti.
mamsnte acord6, entire otrss cosas,
cslebrar anualmente dos concursos IL
lerarios, ssaalando varios premios.
-Paulina Psdroso, insigas mule,
patricia que fue podsrosa auxiliar
del ap6stol Martf durante su propa
ganda revolucionaria On Tampa, se
encuentra ca estado de pobreza y fal-
to de sslud. Con tal motive 10 prem
30 ha inicisdo que ae reuns una can
tidad para socorrerla.
En- Ia HabAna 90 fundark en- brs
We una <Asociaci6n de VeterAnos dc Ia
Independencia.s Es bien Acogida IL
idea por parte dc 10 prsnsa y del pd
blico.
En- ianta general celebrada poi
10 sSociedsd Hamanitarfa Cabsna>, q
did cuenta oil 20 del corriente del raz
70 dc honradsx del nlfio Rafael Val
des, al entregar en- IL estaci6n Dc poll
cfa IN centsn que encontr6 en- 10 Gale
, 20 acord6; para premiarlo; i
Proponer una suscrici6n, con fines d,
edncarlo; % Que Ia Sociedsd le Con
sidere como un tutslado y 10 presto OF
todo tempo 10 protection que 10 SCI
possible; 80 Que la Sociedad contri.
buya 4 10 suscrici6n con una csnti
dad que fiara Ia Junta Directiva.
En- cambio,e inspector de higie
ne especial de Rodas, Felipe Delgado
dssaparece llevandose los fondos d,
81 custodia. iQle contrasts!
elm el Cireo de- Pubillones los leo
mes dol Cireo hirisron oil domador |,
semana pasada., Asf dice un period
co; y preguntamos nosotros: lY o.
cue alli hay Asras fusra del circop
-Un peri6dico de 10 Hsbana pu
blic6 un suslto en- el Sual 90 qusiab,
de cue sl sedor Alfredo Lstorre, Sc
eretario del Aleslde do 10 Habana
retenia indsbldamente las csnttdade,
que como subvsnclonss 10 sefior,
madrs dc MART euviaban slguno
ayuntamisntos de Ia Rsp6blica.
Investigate el case result6 ser Ii
culpa de los retsridos syuntamiento
que 70 empexaban & olvidarss del 80
grado dsber contra aldo con la rsspesa
BILE madre do hijo tan exclarecide el
el proceso de 10 redenci6n cubana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24

Sc vsnde papel viejo de pc.
I6dieO 4 dos pesos slquintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
Sc VeRde { aHIeRda

Una fnoa r6stica, situAda en- el
kll6metro II de Ia carretera central y
cercA do Bio PiedrAs, compuesta de
50 cuerdAs dc terrenos, con espaCiosa
casa de vivienda, dep6sito de aqua, y
eusrdas de safias, muchos frutAles y
buenos pastos.
Para informes dirliirEs q Carlos
q. Blondet, San Juan 8 Hsto. Rsy,
Rio Piedraa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
Ii PECK 5, S. LINE
Carta importants que dicha
enpresa diriqe a los sehs-
res 8. de |. .viIlamily Go.
COMPtTENcIA SINGULAR
De como reaGza esta compe-
tencia la New York & Por-
to Rico S. S. Company
Estimados sen pres y amigos:

Para general conosimisnto de to-
dos los rsceptores dc cargs por vApor
<Julia Luck sn ,aeh,s que sAldra de
este puerto 81 pr6xlmo dfa 10, presen.
tamos los h,chos siguientea:
Aprovschando ls sNsw York and
Porto Rico s S. Co.s 10 carencia por
nuestra psrte do vspor para 81 10 del
actual, despacharon sse die el Coca
mo, SIN DESCUENTO ALGUNO en-
su tarifa regular dc fstss; psro supo-
nisndo que nuestro sJulia Lucksn.
bach, sltuviess listo para entonces,
snunoiaron el s 10 salida haeia el IL
del vspor <Santuroes, con el 40 por
ciento do rebsis, con6rmsndo igual
tipo para el sHugomas, al que anun.
eiaron On substitution del <Santurce,.
Rsgistrada "a toda 10 carga del
sHugomAs y <Julia Lucksnbashs CON
el deacuento citado del 40 por ciento,
spareci6 en- el <Journal Of Comerces
nuestro anuneio sobre 10 adquisici6n
del vspor sMasaapeq uas; y tai con-
trariedad produio & los dueifos do 10
sNew York and Porto Rico s. 8. 90 ,
este refusrzo para nuestrs Inca, que
CON kaimo feliuo de entorpscsrnos,
cotixaron un deseuento del rs pS. en-
sl <Hugomas, para los pusrtos de
Ponce, Maysgusz y Fsisrdo, .m2or.
tGndoseles muy POGO Q! dsssgradable
sfscso que producirfa & los comercian-
tes Dc San Juan la exclusion do igusl
bsnefcio para ellos.
Como 10 <Nsw York & Porto Rico
9. 8. CO ha rehusado el registro do
carga adicional con el deacuento del
rs por 100, Ia total del sJulia Lucks sn.
bach, vi con 10 bonifsaci6n del 40 por
cisnto y por 10 tanto no deben ustedes
promoter mayor benedcio, sin excep.
ci6n alguna, para los conecimisntos
de este vapor.
Hs querldo 10 <Nsw York & Porto
Rico 9. s. C9s disolver 10 amistosa
actitud do estos embarcsdorss y ssos
comerciantes haeia nuestra Inca sin
tensr On ouenta que nosotros estamOs
dispueatos & aceptsr la luchA en- lid
honrada, pero nunca anunsiando ii.
DOS Acticlos do dsscuento para I'M va
por euya carga esta "a rsgtstrada, q
otro mas limltado.
DespAcharsmo % el sMassapaquas
sl 10 de Mario, 9 antss si % possible.
Por shora, estam % oblig ad3s q eoh.
sar parA esIs vap,r nusstro ttpo re.
gular del Is por 100, pues que la sNew
Yorks ala No he 6isdo ei del sSan-
surcs,, qua sAldra solamsuss para FA-
iardo el 20 del oorrlente, nj el del Sea.
rolina.s anunciado para sl dis "a de
GguAl mes.
En defnitivs, estAbleeeremos el
,slsssuento que a4uella compshfa hsgs
para entoncss D,seamos que todoi
esos com srciantss coaozsan 10 correc
ci6n de nuestro procsder y que 10 90
timaci6n que nos 'mereceo han de i'm
psdlrnos sismpre abusar de au credu
lidad , buena t6, otresi6 adoIes supuss
las eoncssionss para dsspuSs hAcsI
nusstro nsgooIo { costa de sllos.
De ustsdss sfsCtuossmsnts,
PEK STEAMSHIP LINE.
D. A. II Jlmes, Sscy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24

81 presidents llamo a su prsssncia
q los eIprsIa1os slumooI, { los cua
les 70 iclio por Gu obtA ssmsrAdamente
hechs J. les alen'o S.continuar en- uu.o6
clio en- donde se mAnlfestsbHn con tan
herm .sss aptitudss.
La CAmIrA aplaudl6& q los alum
nos J ls silla fde coloesdA On 10 mesa
de 10 prssIdeacla.
No habIendo oiro asunIo de que
trItAr 90 levAnI6 10 session 4 lass y 80,
cItGndoTs para hoy ( lea 10 de IL ms.
aNnR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
!unta EscOIar De HuIaacaO

Ssertaria -Vscantes dos eseuelag
rufales de ests le m'no municipal, ss
hacs pdblieo, con sI I'm de que los as
pirautsS rsmitsn suE solieitudeS do
eumsutAdsS 4 ssta SsctetArfa, dsntvo
del plazo de ditE dfss, & eontAr desde
la primsrA inSsrei6n de este Anuncio
0u sl peri6dioo LA DENocRACGA.
HdmGcSo II ds Fsbrsro 1906.
j. CdrrdsqtLlo.
SseretSrlo.