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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-14

En ID Cofts de Dl,trito del 'D.Itrito
Ju iiciAl de Hum .cao, r, r.
Eu sl ex pedisnte sobrs Sb intnt - de
don J Joaquin SAraS ac,suara.
AVISO
Por el preIente QUE % publicsrA
una vex por ssmana durarts dos me-
les conaecutivos, en- oil peri6dico LA
DEMoCRAeIA que Ie etita en San Juan
llamo & lodos los aCreedores del f IL.
do don Joaquin SArAs LSciSusirs,
tAliecIdo en- si pueblo de San L.rer 20
oil ofA IL de ELsro del corrit ME sfic,
para que ell dfA 4 de JUNO de 1909. me
presenter, On mi casa hAbltACion, Iila
en- el indicAdo pueblo de San Loren
10, cAlls de Colon IuS reclaim mAsionss,
cen los eorrespondi.n,es comproban-
tm bsio ilramenIo.
RumAeao, Abril 8 de 1906
MARIANA SARAS PARDo.
Administrator Judicial oe los
hlenss del a1aao.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
SHORTEN LINE TO ATLANTA.
Southern VIII More Closely cOnnset
Gate City and AshevllIs.

Asheville. n, c., April 2.--Th0
Southern railway II about to begin
the construction Of a short line be-
tween Rosman ton the Pennsylvania
railway and Seneca, \, c., on the
main line Of the Southern, from Wash,
ington Atlanta, An erGlnaS ling corps
has left this city for Rosman for the
purpose " beginning an Immediate sur,
voy, The construction OF this limo
mas boon under consideration by the
Southern railway for some time. and
tho order for the survey II the frat
step toward construction,
The new short line viii place Aahc.
Vile on direct line with Atlanta,
greatly reducing the distance between
the two cities, and opening up u sec
ton OF country OF great natural beau.
y and prnducllyencss.
Tho reduction In distance between
Ashetllle aud Atlanta via this now
route will be between 10 and so miles.
the exact figures being dependent up.
on the survey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

SaAh,vlla April 2.--DE. z. n. Sim
mons. for thirty years q Baptis, mia
sionary IN caatOs. chlnA. who Ioai bis
eyesight By reaaon ~ cstsFaess ARd
Who came here isv weeks ara Tor
treatment. has bees operated Oh b. .
local ocuiIss aBa shs sishi Of o1s ~ his
eyes has been eorapisseiy restored ~
the Fvnloysl ~ The cataract An 0p~f
alton utii soOa ~ psnofmss OF ths
CHER ere.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Chicago, April 2.--Ths Tribune's
Washington correspondent says:
II is a serious thing 10 say. yet I
believe that am justified In saying H..
that n the strike Of the bltumipous and
anthracite miners Il permitted to coh-
tinus toath point where the piled up
stock OF both kinds OF coal are prae-
tIcai,y exhausted. 80 as to produce a
paralysis Of Industrial operations. the
government Of the United States.
either through the president or
: through congress. or both. win take
action In the interest ~ the people.
constitution or no constitution. That
r. the feeling here among men who
are ordinarily Conservative. They
do not believe that either the presl.
dent or congress has tho right 70 dc.
tate the termS on which men shall ep-
efnie their mines or on which men
shall WORK In those mines. Thay do
believe. however, ana the oplnion vas
geDs=aily uxpresseA yesterday by no
DablicaRs cad Demccrafw ana by hish
oilssaln almost vithln the wallis q he
White IIOuse Iasplf. that ts0ay sBrh
crisis aFtseS the Unissd States eoy
sFnmeai yin take poSssSsson % the
nises. operate thssa Tor tie bcaeas %
TIE people. turniag ths p,on4, over 10
the riwhsfai o~asra leavtnE ~ 0sers-
tors emf nlnass 10 asees snsOnF TEEN
selves ~ sAey can
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
PLEAS ARE MADE.
Want Organ Of Farmer unleN En-
tered a. seeond.clase Mall.

tuFg0 - 00SouQtANUo8 Notts
Washington. April 2.-Senatof
Clay. Congressman. Bartlett and Con
gresham Gordon Lee called on Third
Assistant Postmaster General Madden
and made a strong presentation Of rea-
sons why, in their opinion, the poStot'
fee department should reTsrse It's de-
cision In the matter Of excluding the
Union News, organ Of the Farmers
Union OF Georgia. from the privileges
u second-class matter postage rates.
In his formal reply 70 the resolution
OF inquiry which the house passed
Postmaster General Cortelyou explain,
ed to the house that. In the Judgment
of the department, the Onion News Is
not a newspaper Of general circulation,
as the regulations require, but Is rath.
er designed primarily for advertising
purposes, that Il was conducted to ad.
vertise and promote the commercial
interests OF the Farmers Union Of
Georgia and the individual members
thereof"
This statement OF the postmaster
general was based on the report OF the
third assistant postmaster general. who
has charge OF this phase OF the depart.
ments work.
Senator Clay and Messrs Lee and
Bartlett argued with Mr.. Madden that
this decision was based on clear mis-.
conception Of the character OF the Jour.
nal In question, that Its character had
been passed upon by the department,
which accorded II Second-class rates,
when II was published as a biweekly.
and that II 10 n. rs much a newspa.
per as many % those now accorded the
privileges Il now seeks as 4 weekly.
Mr.. Madden promised TO so into the
matter again.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Savannah. Ga, April 2--Judge
spesr has ordered the clerk Of the
United States court TO have the jory
boxes In court ~ that he may draw
a new jury. This means that the
cases arising our OF the alleged
fraudulent naturalization ~ Greek ei,.
liens will be tried al this term oS inc
court The time when they will Do
tried ia dependent on tho time when
the 0reeneliaynor case IL concluded.
- no other criminal business will be
considered until then.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Chiaane. April ~-tlsy thaassad
k~gitssE lseeTsgH viii ~ Sems sssa b,
~ nafetsssai Sbieh wAs ssfsfea lato
gg,faf Ssssssa representative sf enc
iEnaetoytsE IIssisFsFs sssosiaitsa sna
tAe .lss4 CafFtsgs' Aaa HaiiiisK takaS
err anteaa b. No isvSns ~ ne asw
ssremsaa gSe spfaasssgs aaa absesa
80 10 Fsesife ~ sasss az boar, "a ia
sFesss u ~ sssts az kesf sssF skS
seass pais isssfsg the 49, SO yesrs.
ms sesie o. 70 - Isse sReei Jsly q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

sesl,i=. wash,. April 2 The Pest.
in,sliIhHsn1er says tbst j. D. FARRELL.
former assistant Ia The president ~
N" gfvaI SoF,hsFH railroad. ahd pFs4
id"at n che Grgal NofthsFa steamahip
totH61by, eIli saliiatS vita iiafrimaH
IN a p0si,lah analogous 10 ,hs 0as held
by him vith che Great Northern. On
sial eOeafalailoa has not yet beea
made, bHt h sxp~ctsd soos. fftM
sass that Farrell oil b. sSseattee
he'd II the talon 'Pasias Ia tbs aeFsh
zeal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Atlanta. April s.--Chief Jennings
has received telegram rum Annis
ton. Ala, sskiaG him 10 hold BIN Hall
the Young boy TsesHily arrested here
for idlins and ohnE. a. ,hsrs Is . 60
rioaa charge facing him IN The Ala.
bama city When 'oid that h. was
charged with sssaaii 10 lii Jim Hail
acknowledged hts Eili. STATING that he
shot nan Ia ADMISSION iof EotllhE him
expelled frum sshOpl aud that whsa
hs vss seat 10 . FsioTmstofy pchoti
In Birmingham that bs escaped aud
hAs bvsa 90 the travel ever sinss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
ae,h EnaInssts Jrnpsd.

Abilene. TeN. April g.--Ths east
bound TcSsa and Pacific passenger
train coliidod with q freight train
hesF Eskoss. caased. " IL eialnsd. BY
the failure ~ the freight 30 mhks the
siding al EskotA In time fpF the pas.
seaHer To pass The enRinssFs and
nrsmgb II both engines reversed their
engines, applied lhe air and Jumped.
all escaping lhjuFy, lIoth eng.Sas
were disabled None N che passea,
Errs received any serioun injury. A.
though BanheT received palnlal lnIa'
gifA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
9 GAINESVILLE FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1906

or citisens of the United States and
Of Canada; mining rights OF the sub
jects or citizens Of each country with.
In the territory OF the other; revi
sion OF the agreement In 1917 respect
Ing naval vessels on the great lakes;
provisions for tho conveyance for trial
or punishment Of persons In the law.
ful custody Of ofilcers Of one country
Though the territory OF the other; rec.
lprocity In wrsoklng and salvage rights
are among the matters demanding ad.
justment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Philadelphia. April : -. Wesley
Adkins, paatuF III Faith Tabernacle.
has been held IN $4,000 ball for tho 40.
ton 1t The grand jury BY Coroner JeF.
mon ~ an accessory betnrs tho fact In
tho death u Grace HATES. u child who
died NJ typhoid fevsf When Grace
Dates Was A1rlckra she was not given
medical attention, II ID alleged. her par.
'n,S belng followers ot Adkins. who Ia
"faith curIt" kftsr the death NJ
tho child abou, Q month ago. Vnklna
disappeared, but surrendered tew
days Aa0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Autiia. TsE, April At a sps.
eiAi nssvi'aE ~ the etsy eoHRsit here
. Nss fmk ts,nsl, setioa esmpany pm
possd 70 rstaiSa the AssiiH dam. de-
sifoted ~ Aoods sstsa years aEo.
and eosiths si.eta.eoo The original
cost ~ lhs dam vas nee sha = hair
militia aoiisfs, aad sinSs thss absss,
q Hsiiltoa haS been saasa ~ sqaigs,ral
% stsaB ptsHts The matist pss tsk
"a pnSsf a1rissmsal ssili neat ston.
AAI alEhl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Montgomery. Ala, April 2.--Mrs
Johnson, who resides on the edge of
the river at the end OF Seventh street
heard woman's voice cry out sever
al times. Don't do that" The last
cry was followed by a splash. after
which no more sounds came from the
direction OF the river She was sat.
isned that q crime had been commit.
ted aud notified the police. The 20.
lice Investigated In the darkness. but
could find nothing The search was
resumed after daylight. bat nothing
was dh covered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
paass AsasS, a vse.s,,..

vIefoFia. Apvti 1.--A special ,Tuss
uitk Panes A. war ~ coasouGhl Aea
nssnsbsfn ~ tse y. '.tsF hlssioa 20 VIC.
t0Fia. has resrAsd Ssfe Prinee Ar
tasf sad his sarsy had nsod bsxs al
ash n sAow ~ their too Gays aah
tag n cswteAas hka A. vaaesstss
ths mais essst sas ne lsspoesloa AZ
IL Daks - cossgaa.Js's RIaes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

VishstaFs. AisA. April t-Wkile
sssA sheostss IN Gfsasy LAKE. ~ milsa
sSrth II vlsksbaFE. Alas 0ssHt. whlss.
ana Aiss ciaispFHs. neseo. wsFo
drowusd. he hsttsr tssinE hls lifa N
~ saes 10 save his white safnpasian.
~ 0fsat sas . wealthy eostaa plans
~ asa nssfsaaai u Iissaes. issagasn
"a efy4afE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

tisasvs. Ala. Aegil 9s~~T. p. WsB
Sen. "A ysAss sit vaa leetFoenssd "
sotsiaa ~ eoalaet vim Kwy wiEs
ssfeea yhieh . brpaen eIsssrts lsht
Nife haa satitaL TWeafY thfss bun
asra Ssits paaaaf Maawk Me boar.
WsiasH sas asilve ~ lrslaad. asa -
~ e ksesp ~ % gsIatlFss 10 Amef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
5O9,5OO MINERS
Will LEAVE MINES
WIN Stay Out Until Wage Scale
\. II Signed.
NO, STRIKE ORDER WAS ISSUED
t1tsn LsFt Alnss With ~hsIr TooIs and
{ rSNiIi Not Return to the MInss Until
shs scale Has Been signed BY the
Operators.


4 Indianapolis, April 2.--The nation.
I'd executive board OF the United Mine
WORKERS Of America held session
saturday to take up In detail the man.
aa9emeat OF the strike which was in
.augurated in the anthracite and bitumi
nous districts Of the country at the
close Of work Saturday.
The number Of men who left the
mines Saturday Is 500,b00. and will
mot return until their employers have
signed the wage scale demanded BY
: the miners In the national convention.
In the central competitive districts,
composed OF Illinois, Indiana, Ohio aud
: western Pennsylvania. Monday will be
the eighth anniversary OF the eight,
!, hour day concession, and will be OBJ
served as usual as a holiday II was
anticipated by members OF the nation.
al executive board Saturday that the
scale would be signed In all probabill
Z ~ by some Of the operators OF western
Pennsylvania, either Saturday or Mon.
day.
Before the board went into execu.
tive session at the national headQuar-
tiers. members said formal strike or.
2 der would not be issued but ut the
close u work Saturday the men would
leave. the mines with their tools and
would not return uRtil the scale had
been signed by the operators and they
had been SO notified by the district Of
1lcials. Members OF the board said
that every step possible would be TAX
en- TO prevent violence and a formal
declaration to the miners forbidding
riotlns or destruction Of property and
urging them to properly conduct them
selves probably would be issued.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
Psen.s. Tsaaa.a.aan a..

anesulAs. Tsns,. Aesft Z gasls
Rssasss ssssf ~ gtsfs : Sfamesr aap
tsta - Ia6sssFy - kas8saIls. afs4
asg4esiT nsfssatg mpFnfe9 a kis
AeUe a sait sisF. - was hsrs 4
Naies, y isIi. ~ sarse a an.sulsa
n 80 t1eefMa e naepH8 ~ So
4eR = Haoa4l|n ~ EHff - "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
AIhart Johnnen liAnnsd,

WaxRhatchle. Tex. April All
bort Johnson, negro, wa4 executed
Friday afternoon for the murder ~ !,
VI. Taylor, white man. committed
near this city last July, The exeCu
tIon was publ and was witnessed by
several ,housShd people. many Of
whom were from adjoining counties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

7ltoa. Ca Aprfl s--TAs emeaai
snnsasbesftna ~ ~ npnsaesssls pss
a2rT sAoss ~ samah1has a Ef.
ngees tos representative ~ TN e~ea
y ~ . Hnetosity - ~. Mayow q =
clyss sas hAs sysoaspf h tss ss.a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
THOUSANDS WITNESS
HANGING or YOUNC
Executed For Assaulting And
Numbering Girl.
HANGING OCCURRED ON PRAIRIE


Austln. Tex. April 2,---Fully 10000
persona Witnessed the public hanging
ot Tom Young. IN Williamson county,
20 miles north OF this city Friday,
The hanging occurred on the open
prairie, anu spectators came from q
VadIus VI 90 miles. hundreds being
with their families In wagons,
Young was white man about 80
years ot aEe, and was convicted Of ~
shutting and murderIng lG.yoarold
girl whum hO had adopted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

Neg Yagk. Apfi s-.Iam4s n.
hss1ls8. whfslY hnesn boses man.
Ne bad bees tF four ypars k6ensiaas
Ntl4 pfepsftfes y fhiH effy. Chleasa
y k<ais az alneR ghia3 q - ear 4
~. 60 a - eearlnaais A. ~ -.
~ GO .''.'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03
Verde, Proves orss, gu, sr,...

Nashville. Ca. April s.--The jury
In the bryant murder case rendered
a verde, ~ Involuntary manslaugh.
tor, Tho result vas q Erea, surprise
to everybody In passing sentence,
Judge Mitchell told bryant be would
be- Elad 10 sentence him tnr more than
three YEARS, but he could NJ, do 80 un.
der tho law bryant will not ask tor
new trial Mrs, J. r. nryant iDs
molhe" o; the prisoner. and wife NJ
the dead man. WAS brought into eonr,
In an inyalld's ehGir She IL NJ years
old. and gave most damaging isstimo.
~ AGAINST hart bryant She said
she pleaded With her son 10 step beat.
Ing bis father until she fAluisd The
father also begged his sOa TO dsslai.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-03

ahansoAiH. Pa. ApffI a. fiasdrVas
- mlnefs 10 this Sea- aia on fspSrt
a ne cnsilsgses Ea;aFday. To nea
tpoE all flsaF snois srpm 80 wegafnss
FridaS EiEht whish taAscstes mat thsl
nsanegs sxyset > iosE sssy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-23
COURT NOTES.

Geo. w. Macfarlane, garnishee, was
examined in the suit of ii. May Co.,
Ltd, VS.. Waikiki Seaside Hotel, Ltd,
Judge De Bolt overruling Mr.. MAJ
goon s objection to having the examin-
alton yesterday morning. M. f. Pros.
ser appeared for plaintiff. The garni.
shee was discharged.
j. Alfred Magoon discontinues his
assumpsit suit against A. j. Lopez.
David Dayton, guardian of the Berg
strom minors, petitions for leave to
sell real estate, consisting of lot 13 in
block IA, Pearl City, as there is no in
come from the estate of the minors.
Judge Lindsay makes an order to all
concerned to show cause on Monday,
April 8, why the petition should not be
granted, if any such cause exists.
In each of the cases of Tax Assessor
Holt against John f. Colburn and
Wong Kwai, respectively, Judge Lind
say overruled the motion for new
trial, giving defendant twenty days in
which to file bill of exceptions.
In the ejectment case of Mary X.
tees of the b. p. Bishop estate, the
plaintiff by her attorney, w. c. Achi,
fled a discontinuance, the defendants
having purchased from the plaintiff
the property in question:
James Noholoa, one of the legatees
of the estate of Kenahu Brenig, has
fled motion by his attorney, w. G.
Achi, that Cecil Brown, administrator
may be ordered to file his account.
Another hearing was given to tho
fishery case of S. M. Damon ct al. VS.
Territory by the Supreme Court yes
terday, when in pursuance of the man
date of the U. S. Supreme Court it was
remanded to the Circuit Court, accom-.
panied by an instruction that the Ter
ritory was to pay the costs of the ap.
peal to Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-23

Adams, Chas. ]. Ludwigsen, NJ. A.
Gonsalves, Fred, f. Steere, A. C. Dow
sett, VIM. Kahlbaum, Jno. Comes, Louis
,Sweitzer, Arch. A. Dunn, Uaia Napo-
leon, Frank Mcintyre.
Thus far the prosecution has per-
emptorily challenged L. z. Chaplin and
Arch. s. Robertson, leaving it four
more challenges. The defense has
challenged Jas. S. Lemon, S. Lesser,
Walter c. Gilman and j. Ordenstein,
leaving it the privilege of excusing
without cause eight more jurors. 1t is
doubtful, however, If all Of the chal.
lenges on either side will be exercised.
In same instances yesterday Mr.. Pros
ser's examination of jurors on behalf
of the Territory was so complete that
Mr.. Harrison for the defendant waiv-
ed the privilege of ross.examination.
All the same, there were some keen
contests over challenges for cause.
An impression prevailed in the court
precincts Mt the close of the day that
today would see jury empaneled, and
perhaps in time to begin the calling
of evidence before the regular hour OF
adjournment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-23
CONTEMPT CASE.

Lee Yin and eight others, copartners
doing business as the Sun Kwong Mau
Company, are cited by an order of
Judge De Bolt to appear on Wednes-
day next at a. m. and show cause
why they should not be adjudged gull
ty of contempt of court. The cause or
citation, as shown by affidavit of BENZ.
l.. Marx, is that they have refused to
obey a decree made by Judge Humph-
reys in suit they brought against The
Waikiki Land e. Loan Association,
Ltd, and others, ordering that the
respondent, the corporation just men
TONED, have judgment against them for
its statutory costs and an attorney g
fee, making in all the sum of $379.50,
and further ordering that James Nc
Kee, another respondent in the suIt,
have his costs and an attorneys fee,
making in all the sum of 1891. Both
judgments would make total of
t770.50. The attorneys fees were each
s31J and allowed as damages for the
issuance of a temporary injunction.
II WAS suit, as will be remembered,
TO prevent the construction of the
Track of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
& Land co. across the McCully tract
10 Waikiki road, that company having
been one of the respondents. At the
time IL was an open secret that tho
nit was brought in the interests Of tho
Hawaiian Tramways Co., Ltd, which
vas then fighting the Rapid Transit
Co. upon rights of way.