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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Forming Honey Trust,

Speciai To The Tribune
SPRINGyILLE. Feb. l6-Fred s. Dart OF
Spanish Fork managing the Steward & Dart
Honey company, has been in town tho past
TWO days. inducing our local bee men here
In taking stock in their company, and ar
ranging TO take charge of the bees OF those
who join the company. This company now
includes the leading bee men in Utah county
and VIII probably control the honey output In
Utah coJnty,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Two to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb 16.-Marriage licenses were Is
sued today follows.
Abel Vcrheek Il, Ogden: Hannah Nylander.
20. ogden.
Frank T. Sullivan, eS. New Windsor. Colo.
Elsie T. LaFount. % Logon. Itah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Redmen Will Dance.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Feb. ls.-The grand ball to be
given Friday night by Hluwatha Tribe No.
OF the Improved order OF Red Men will be
one OF the most popular affairs Of this sea-
gon Tho Indians are now l20 strong. and
tboy have hosts OF friends who will attend
their n-st annual masquerade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND
Hotel Proprietor Accused Young
Spouse of Robbing Him of $50.

POMONA, Feb, l6.-H, Stantz. propric-
tor OF the Pacific hotel, was shot In the
neck and mortally wounded last night by
his young wife, who used a revolver
Stantz had been TO the thcatcr and
upon returning home had a quarrel with
his wife and the shooting followed,
He accused her. IL is said. OF robbing
him of $40 Mrs. Stantz was arrested and
Is now in jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Mrs. Ann D. Bramell Dead.

Special 70 The Iribunc
SPRINGVH.LE. Feb. l6-MrS Ann D.
Bram>ll. wife OF William Bromell OF this
city, died here last night at o'clock, after
illness OF over a months duration. Tho
deceased was born in Canterbury England, In
1921 and sO years OLD. She came to Utah
with her husband In 1852 and settled In
Sprlngvillc where she has ever since made
her home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
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d ], eRne as TO their cura-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Talk of Canning Factory.

Special to The Tribune
SPRINGVILLE. Feb. lG.-WIllam II. Pry OF
Provo. In connection with On Eastern man, IL
in town today trying TO organize stock COM
pany TO build canning factory In Spring
Vile, Whether thoy viii be successful not
Cnn be gtntcd at pTcsent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17

Moneyback makes our adj
yertlscments true. SC hill
ling's Best IS best.
Your srOeeI returNs yo4f noas, ,oc deaf
think 70.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
ID Some Better,

IN =. Feb. lf.-Thc condition
(. = lxeerly president OF the
.sTsoee company. rsmalns
. -, ,9alsht II anything.
w 'ean he WAS two dayi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Rumor of Burglary Unfounded.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. ia report reached the Po-
lice station tonight that mouse Of q mnn
named Smith. Madison avenue had been
burgari2cd. The officers responded but found
thnt tho report Without foundation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Committed to Asylum.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Feb. l6-Mrs. Mildred \. Don
nollan u wears OF nRc. was committed 20 tho
State Mental hospital today by Drs Dickson
and Browning. because OF temporary aoer'
ration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Gave Annual Ball.

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO. Feb 1s.-Tho employees OF the
State Mcntral hospital gave an annual ball
tonight. TO which their friends were invited.
Including State Treasurer Christensen and
State Auditor Edwards. Refreshments were
served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Death Of Early Settler,

Jane Inglencld Skinner. one OF the carly set
tiers in Provo, died this morning at tho coun-
" hospital OF general debility. aged 76 yenrs,
Mrs, Skinner was born in Sunderland, Eng
land, and emigrotcd TO Utah md settled in
Provo with her husband In the late hftics She
leaves seven grown and daughters and
numerous grand children to mourn her demise.
Funeral services VIII be held from .ho Sixth
wnrd meeting house Friday at o clock p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
AEg Of Creditors.

In Ice matter Of the pc
a n bankruptcy OF A. w.
a he Southern Pacific.
.yo.es'ed In the Federal
= aooday, February y. q
sl,es ,es by Referee In Bank
. sss5 and the date for the
ue1'efs was set for Tues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Baskin Begins Suit.
Are Married Again,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb. le-Mrs, Sophia Sutherland
and Henry Sutherland were married wednes-
day By County Clerk Gee Mr.. Sutherland Is
a brother OF Senator Sutherland. Tho couple
were married before. but they separated six
years ago. that this Ia their second venture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
SUES BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY FOR $4,000
Alleged Failure to Deliver Call
Prevented Mother From See
ing Son Before Death.
Special to The Tribunc

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO, Feb. 16.-Isnbclla Tidd has begun
suit in the Fourth District court against tho
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company to
enforce the payment of 5000 damages for
failure. as alleged In the complaint, TO de-
liver TO plnIntln the telephone call from Mcr-
cur Plaintiff alleges that her was taken
sick with appendicitis at Mercur In Novem-
bcr- 1895. and the attending physician called
up Mrs. Ti1d at Provo and tho company
failed TO notify her and result she was
prevented from seeing her before opcr-
alton was performed on him which eliminated
In death
Baskin Begins Suit.
Robert ~. Baskin of Salt Lake has begun
suit In the Fourth District court against The
Goodsell Mining and Smelling company TO col
lcct S2oIS 10 on a promissory note.
Marriage License.
marriage license has been granted TO VIII
liam Nelson OF Eurekn and Pearl Spalnhauscr
OF Spanish Fork.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
12s FOR TALLoW.

hpdre, Is Ordered to the
Csenatory.
76szs.
|&k-cJls Peterson who Seems
;.lrg scrt Of 2 peddlcr. was
EiJ pF5sty Sheriff Robert Shaw
ekzss1 from a charge Of OBJ
cesr false pretenses by de
y III lsier answer the chatgc.
fzz o. Peterson 10 that he
u15E 10 Harry Islaub OF the
~ hat Shen Islaub went TO
h51l be found that there were
IS q tAlloE and that the rest
ecslsi45 of sinking slops so
es Ia, the sanltay inspectors
ctst kt o, SIX barrels 10 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
DIAMOND THIEF CAUGHT

he Had Precious Stones Hid Under
Sidewalk and in Revolver.
VANCOUVER, B C, Feb. l6.-Thc po-
lics have arrested ono mon n9E fSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
ERS ARE FINED.

j Drinks and Are Found
\ Guilty,
lrar.
k-ls the Municipal court
Tsy to1nd that tho six men
- & tas Elephant on Tues
" With gambling, were tech
y ehA-ge. Accordingly, his
~ = each and let them 20.
y EcseeuSlon looked decidedly
T sAb strengthened by tho
peTtsf, who stated that the
ElaIas for the drinka Play
80 rs, In the opinion OF the
~ rlcauon Of the laws, and
~ accordingly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17

WOMEN'S VESTS AND
WERS-Broken lines, wool
en- fiat weave, worth $3.50 the
garment; Saturday ay.......$ LOO
BOYS FRENCH COTTON
HOSEA few sizes OF these,
worth 75c to S5c the pair; Satur-
day special ..,......s,s,s,s. soc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
From ! to o:3o O'Clock, Saturday
Evening, the Special Prices.

BEST QUALITY MANCHESTER CGALATEA
CLOTH-200o yards worth l6 2-3c the yard. go at
the yard .--,..-..'.'. IS12r
Limits yard
CHAMBRAY MADRAs-In plain colors--1oo yards to
at the unusually low price the yard 614c
Limits yard
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH-40
sets in sizes by 2 and by 2iz warth to S1150
the set. Saturday evening between the hours Of
and $50 choose at, theset So. $500 and 5000
GERMAN HALFlBLEACHED TABLE LIN72N-1O00
yard. y inches wide-Regular $3.50 the yard value;
Saturday evening special ......... ......... S1.1O
Limits yards to customer.
24-INCH NAPKINS TO MATCH at per doz $500
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven.
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
FL Meeting De AVER
En- favor de los obreros ru.
sos. -.-Oradores popularss.
En- pro del ideal sociallsta
GALvEZ Y ALDEA
Ell compahero Eugenio San.
chez. .-Comentario y obser-
vaciones de LA DEMOCRACIA

Aver tsrde, q do Enero, Goa mo-
two de demostrsr ~ adhesion y sus
simpatfas al nreblo ruso prr los su-
eesos ocurridos hace un sne en- Sap
Pesersburgo, 90 verified IN mitin
obrero en- Ia plaza B Bsldorioty.
Tomaron parte en- dlcho acto va
rios tribunos populares, cuyos nom
bres sentimos no recordar,y ss EXPIRE
saron con enerefa y sinoeridsd.
Tamblen hicieron uso de Ia pala
bra los periodistas senores Galvez
Otero, del sHeraldo Espaiiol, y AldsA
Nszsrio, del <Boletfn Mercantils, quie.
mes 90 proc|smsron obreros, aconse'
iaudo & estos que on Lac pr6ximas
elecciones lleven & los ayuntamieptos
4 los iuzgados y la Camsrs sus eau
didatos pussto qua ellos constituysn al
el mayor nGmero y va sAben 10 que
pueden esperar de los poftIcos.
Cerr6 el scto ell ccmpanero Euge
nio Sanchez, ,xtsndieodoss en- consi
deraciones acerca CO la trascen dencis
y de Ia signifci6n del mnvimiento re-
volucionario quo Sc opera on R1sis,
& copmemorar ell cual estaba consa.
grsd do el <m aeting,
Ell pdblico aco g6 con sospresa las
manifestaciones de los dos periodistss q
& que aludimos-a amigos nuestroa muy
estimados. Creisse que incl marian
q les obreros en favor de los ideales
uuionistss, que 500 les ryos. Y los
inclinaron & las candidsturss propiss
No t'enen rsz6n para clio. porque
nuestro partdo es el doico que les
do sitio en- 10 Csmara dc Rspreaen
tsntes y en- todos los municipios dc 10
isls, trat&udoles COP una confiarzs q
que no 90 iusto responder por una 40
ris de stsques com, 'os que varias
We ces registr6 LA nEMOCRACIA en- San
Juan, 60 Barcelon4ts, en- Arecibo J
en- diveraos puutos de Ia isls.
Pasecenos qua las clasea obrera,
harlan bien jandoge IN sus interssel
y mostrAndo III c0rdura al exponel
principles, al tnanteusr DE- cctrinas ,
al establecsr rocaA mieutos.
FL meeting De Rytr ss nos ante il
un aviso para 10 faturo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
ROTAS POLIT|cAS
La incorporation republiea-
ma. .--Polftica del partldo.
Quevedo Baez y Gordils.
HERNANDEZ LOPEZ
La jefatura nominal. don
Aristldes Cap6. -Descon.
tento en- Isabella.

Sc aseguss que el Drectorio Re.
publlcano ha recibdo por el 1ltimo
correo csrtas Ga Wa, hington en- las
que se le aconsaia d ststa de 10 In
corporation, par sar una idea com
plete m snts frackssda. Con ese mott.
vo no volverAn 4 teuer asiento on oil
Comite Nsciorsl Republican,, cuya
cortesfa obtuvieron como pnartorri.
quefios en- la Convenc6n Nacional
i TINA.
En- una reuni6n de Ia DIRECTIVE
del PArtido Republican,, que tuvo
,ugar hsce unos dias, 80 resolvi6 por
unanimidad conservar una actitud
eapeetante AL priocIpio Ge suscita-
ron slgunss pn emteas. Los stfores
Hernandez L6psz y Coll y Tosts sos.
tuvieron Ia nota guoernanental & to-
do trance. Los Sres Rossy Sifre
msntuvieron 10 nota de oposici6n,
triupfaron los sef1ores Bar bosa y Co
mz Brioso, cuyos tsrmtnos medios
aceptsron todos. A esa rsuni6a no
asisti6 don Jose de Gdzm ia Bsnitez,
que psrmanece all jado de los orga
niamos eentrales.
-AlgunRs personas no SO expli-
can Ia desairsda actltud del senior
Hernandez Lopez, dentro de gu parti-
do. Aceptar una presidarcIa nominsl,
10 que parece inexplicsble en IN hom-
bre como el sefior Hernandez Lopez.
Sc asegura que los sehores Que
vsdo Baez y Gordils,qus hsce tiempo
90 separaron del partido repubicano,
pront1 hsrSn declaraciones de- interss
general sobre IL polftics del psfs
Don Arfstides Cap6 Vszquez,
de Cayey, hssta hace POGO alcslde de
squel pueblo, SO retlra del partIdo re.
publicano, declersndoss indeDendien.
te. El aedor Csp6 es psrsona de valer
Y propietario importsrta do aquella
comarcs.
Ell delcontento en- Isabeia entire
los republicanos IS muy h MO. Sc
ataca dursmsute 10 poiitica dirigida
por don Jose L. Rafols, quiea do lu.
gar & importsnies desul enoimier tos
durante la pAsadacsmptHa eIectorsl,
ocasionando rerdidas como las de
| Continda en- Ia pdgina 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
vAR|QS ASUNTOS
Ascenso y renuncia en- la po-
licia. -Conferencia con el
Tesorero.
La JUNTA CENTRAL
Matlenzo a Foraker. .-Entre.
vista con Ell Gobernador
Regreso de Zeno Gambia.

Hoy han tenido una coz fsrencia
eon sl Tesorero dc Puerto Rico sl
Hon. W F. Willoughby, los ssnores
Astlenxo Cintr6n, Was Ochotsco y
Bsix.
-Es casi aeg1ro que % derogarl
10 Ley sobrs 10 ersacitn de 10 Univer
sidad do Puerto Rico. L. sums de
$4,000 que tx!sts hoy en- prssupueato
como gastos, aerA dssignada para sl
aumento de Escuelas rurales. seRdn
las recomendacones del Go bern ador
en- 81 mensaie & la Aaamblea Legis.
lativa
-Anoehs Sc reunieron en- las Of
cinas del Partido los sedores que
componen 10 Junta Central. Matiep 20
Cintr6n, presidents; Acuna, soler,
DR.. del Vale, de Diego, Was Ocho-
teco, Joae de E,zaburu, AEexy ,
Blondet. asistisndo tambien los sefio-
res Mufioz Rivera, Msndez Gardens, ,
Abrll, Virella y Bsiz y el secretsrio
don Pedro de Elzaburu. La reunion
dar6 hasta las once de 10 ncchs y se
trstoron asunlos importantes.
Ell sthor Was O,hotsco ha pre-
sentado un proyecto de Ley para la
fundaei6n de una Gaceta Official.
Ell Speaker do ls Camara de De.
legados hs dirigido una comunicaci6n
81 Senador Foraker, referente una
snmienda en- Ia Ley organica, sobre
la ciudadania.
Aver por Ia maflans tuvieron
una larga conferencia con el Gober-
nador Winthrop, los Jefes de los De.
partamentos, ssistlendo Mr.. Post, Mr.
Willoughby, Mr.. Falkner, Mr.. Grs-
hsme y Mr.. Fsuille. Parsce, ssg1n
ausatras noticiss, que rein6 On Ia reu.
ni6n harmonfa de criterio, acsp,ando
80 las opiniones expresadaa por el
Gobernador.
~Tambien aver tuvieron una con.
ferencia el Gobsrnsdor. el Presidents
de la <U ni6n de Puerto Rico, don Ro
sendo Matienzo Cintr6n y don Juan
r BALI
Ell domingo estuv.eron en- Aibo'
n!to de paseo el Gobernador Win
throp, Mr.. Post y Mr.. Frazier.
Sc sguarda en- brtvs on est,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
CORR[O De CAGUAS
Una fiesta lnteresante. LII
mesnas q los pobres. Ell nue.
vo ediAcio para el CLUB.
BALE ESPLENDIDO
Las damas. -,Obsequios de la
Dlrectiva. .-Desarrollo in
dustrlal y agrfcola.

Ell domingo SO celeb-6 en- Csguss
una intereaante fests, con motive de
Ia napgaraci6n del hermoso edifcio
construido ex prassosnts cor don En-
rique Moreno para irssa'aci6n del
sUni6n Club.
La junta dire csiva que preside
nueatr0 querido sm'go sl doctor il
uetez Sspiurjr, dispuso IS repartis'
ron limosnss q los pr bres, ercsrgsn.
dose una comisi6n de seHoritss de esa
caritstiva misi6r. E acto 80 verified
. las doce del dia.
Por 10 noche tuvo lugar On los -.
lones del Cldb uno de los bailes mas
espe ,didos que ae recuerdsn On aque-
lla culta sociedad.
El salon, csprichosamente decora
do por 81 jovsn don Luis Dkvila y 10
senorita Pepita Conte, present taba up
a,pscto elegante y srsfstico reslzado
por les belltzm Gag iisfas, que 90 die
ron cita en- los aalor es del Club
Mas de ietepta sedoritas vestidas
de blanco rosa entreg&ronse q 10,
delicias del bsile, que dur6 hasta las
tres y media dc Ia maf1ana.
Impossible citarlas & todas; pero
bsste consignsr que las dsmss mas
distir G gaidss y bellas dc 10 ciudad lu
clan allf sus tos y sus atractivos
y sabido Ga que Caguas tiene fama por
10 belleza de sus muieres.
La dirsctiva obsequi6 & 10 concu
rrencia con licores y dulces exquisi.
tN,6garando entire sstos uoos capri.
chosos <souvenirs de Ia fiesta.
Puede dec!rse que hoy cusnta Ca
huas CON un Club q Ia altura de lcs
me jores de Ia isla, no s6lo por sus
vsliosos elementos Eociales sino DO,
el hermoso espaeioso edifcio en- que
es,a instalado.
Csguas es una ciudad que pro
gresa rapidamente en- todos sentldos
gracias q Ia scttvidsd y leborlosids &C
de aus habitantes. Las f&bricas 0,
mul.iplican, Ia poblaci6n aumenta
adsmss del sUni6n Club; existe otrt
importante centro social:SeLs Colonil
espanolss otrss mas perteneciente
q Ia clase obrera.
Dentro dc dos 8 tres amos es indu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
de sentencia por
libelo. Ell Senor Vina Mar
tinez. Opinion.
CERTIORARl
CERTIORARI
Jniclo entire el senior Torres
Diaz y Martina. -Corte de
Dlstrito de San Juan.

En- Ia Corte Suprema 70 considsr6
ia apelsci6n dc don Vicente Vina
Msrtiptz contra Ia sentencia dc 10
Corte de Dis.rito de Aguadilla ca de-
lito de libelo matorio.
FL Hhor Martinez fue deel ar ado
culpsble del delito arriba mensiona'
do, por denuucia do los seflores don
Julio 0. Abril y don Luis A. Tore
grosA.
ri iuex asocisdo seiIor Flgusras
en- su dictamen manifesto 10 que si'
que:
El acusado en- el acto del juicio
se declard inocente mas eonfssando
ser el autor del srticulo que mosiv6
10 depuncia y que Sc public6 On el 20.
RIDDLES sPro Patrias, que 90 editsba
ca Agusdills, y cuyo articulo, exami'
nado en un conlunto, conttene frases
duras qua impugnan Ia honr ades. In.
tagridad y buena fama do los dsnun
ciantes.
Por mas que en el alegsso el dc.
fensor del apelanss alsgue qus los Srss
Abril y Torregrosa gozan do 10 mis-
ma reputation que antss de insertado
el artfculo dslicsivo y que todos los
hombreI polfslcos del pal, han dido
en- los pari6dicos frssss seme sntes,
dichas alegacionea en- NADIA pueden
variar el hecho que 80 nsiderA co.
mo libelo.
Ell seflor Fgueras termin6 su dc
tamen solicitsndo 10 confirm sci6n do
la seDtencia de q Corte de Aguadilla,
que condana oil seiior Msrttnsz & Glen
dollars de multa 8 en- gu defecto cien
dias de carcel.
e Tribunal Supreme deneg6 ur
librsmlento de auto de Csrtiora,r soli
citado por don Jose Torres Dfsz.
FL senior Torres Diaz presens6 d.
cho cersiorari, & fin de que 90 corri-
giesen varios errores dc prccedimisn
to en- I'm iuicio de desah lclo que ini
ci6 el senior Dlsz ante 10 Corte NUM-
cipal dc Bayam6n contra Juan Mar
tin6 seguido lnego en- la Corte d,
Distrito de San juan.
| dable que Caguas se colccar& & Ia al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
ECOS De AREC|BO
FL clnemat6grafo Barrosch. :
Numerosa concurrencia. -
Vistas excelentes.
La CAUSA PESANTE
Emplezs el juicio publico. =.
Varios panels para eonsti-
tuir el jurado.

Ener0 2e. --Anoche hizo su debut
en- nusstro teatro el Cinemat6grsfo
Empresa Barroeh. Un pdblico nu-
merosfsimo llenaba todas las local..
dsdes. Fl aparatc, legftimo Lumi ere,
% 10 neior que ha vsnido q esta isla,
pues presenta las vistas con extraor.
dinaria nieza y con ex acto colorido
que de- una ilusi6n peri cts. Las pc
lfculas son de gran extension y varis
dad. Faeron muy aplaudidss. Csds
noche habrA fulcl6n, smpezsudo q les
nueve para que pusdan ssistir los
dependencies dc Comercio.
-Esta ms mana han comenzado an
esta Corte de Distrito los prelimina.
res para Ia vista de IL interesante eau.
60 seguida & don Antonio Paz DO,
asesinAto de don Adolfo Pesante. Sc
constituy6 el tribunal con sl Honora.
Bile Juez senior Pedro Audrey, el Fi..
cal sefior Ramon Quihonez, 10 defensa \
4 cargo de los letrsdos se1ores Rosy
y Martini Qaintsro. Para constituir
el Jurado fu6 necesario sortear tres
panels, consiguiendose hssta ahora IL,
que son los siguientes: don Bernardo
Huicy, don Fernando Ball, don Oscar
Rafols, don Ramon Marchan, don
Francisco Cordoba, don jose Disz
Acosta, don Hilario Case, doc Reyes
Valencia, don Fernsndo Suria, don
Luis Hernandez, y don Pedro ]. Ur-
daz. Para esta tarde 80 cltan nusvos
jurados fin de cubrir sl puesto que
falts.
Ell amigo Ortiz continda con acti
vidad los preparstivos para ell certa-
men fotografco do nifos durante el
carnaval. Sabemos de muchas encan
tadoras criaturas que 10 preparan pa
ra optar el premio.
CORKESpoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23

capital q nuestro querido compsfiero
el doctor Zeno Gambia director de <Ls
Correspondents, que actuslmente 81
encuentra en- Yauco en- aAurtos parti-
culares.
-Nuestro qusrido amigo don Ger
vssio Carols, slcalde de Csguas, %
encontraba aver en- ests capital, ira.
bsisndo el empr5stito de aqusl ayun'
Contin,ta en- la pdgina g.
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6OmefClantes

ANGEL SUARNE, FAbrisante s
importador de sombreros. Fortalexs
% AlmaeAn San Francisco 50.
FARAACIA , Drogueria do Adol
TO Itusfino Rivera, Camuy, r. r
Constants Surtsdo do msdicinns
trosaAs nnrorseti&s do Europe = Esta
Unitoa Pevtumo~iN, NovedS-
fes ueT s'rAcics ru6hicnA
RAAi{IA C[,LDT a. Fanny
AMnNEan Plaae Fpis.a!pAi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23
S. A. "Luz E|eCtriCa"

Serveo de da yde noche Corrente connua tension
No pelgo Sc hassn toda de uaason
tculares aumbado pdeo abanieos toda clase de
Especadad pautas aumbado eeco de pueblos ha
oienda Ts6ono dtana ncomunoados o6ci
cntraes mes MiaeS instalacions
Lame e6ao sn1rA sdatamsn smpeados
oumplm deseos.
Oiscioas Allen A. F,letoao OiMnaI A.. Pants 200
Auviaio d,c)er3o!4 All.
jaime Sifre. Administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-23

dable que Caguss SO colccsr& & la al
tura de lss prircipalss ciudades del
pals.