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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
AUTO BACKED DOWN HILL.
Went Over Rustic Bridge-Man and
 Three Daughters Injured

Chicago. June 1s.-A runaway au. tomobile. containing J. B. Loyerin oi Racine. Wis. and his three daugntefsi yesterday dashed backward down one of the hills north of Glencoe. crashed through the guard rails of rustic bridge and fell twenty feet to the bottom of a ravine. As the machine piunsed of the bridge 1t turned tur- lie. throwing the occupants to me ground. while the momentum of its great weight caused it to shoot over and past them This undoubten ny ssved their lives. but their eseape with only slight bruites and cuts val remarkable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
FIFTY YEARS OLD.
The Republican Party Birthday was
 Celebrated To-day.

The Republican Party Birthday was
 Celebrated To-day.
 Philadelphia. June 1S--It was a mo- table gathering which to-day filled the historic musical fund hall when the formal celebration of the flftieth an niversary of the republican party was inaugerated. Delegations from all sec tions of the country are here to par ticipate in the golden jubilee, a fea- ture of which is the presence of near ly two hundred aged men. veterans of the republican party's first battle. fifty years ago when John c. Fremont was nominated for the presidency. The hall was crowded to it's capacity.
 The celebration is under the aus pices of the national league of repub- lican clubs which is holding It's an- nual convention in connection with the jubilee celebration. The officers of the national body are: President. !. Hampton Moore. Philadelphia: vice president. Sid R. Bedding. Little Rock. Ark: secretary. Ebert w. Weeks. Guthrie Centre. Iowa: treas urer. w. G. Porter. Sioux Falls. s. D.
 With the address of welcome by Mayor Weaver the celebration was formally opened and 1t will continue until Wednesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
Will Go Into Politics.

New York, June 1s.-The Central Federated union decided yesterday to start measures for going into politics which may lead to the organization of an independent labor party. The action is in line with the recommen- dation of President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor sev- eral months ago, advising the unions to go into politics. The executive committee of the central body wes instructed to draw up plan for ir- dependent political action and sub init 1t within thirty days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
BARNARD SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Have Collected Money for Paintings
 for the School.

The graduating class, ninth grade. of the Barnard school consists of nineteen members, who will receive their diplomas at Polls theater Thursday afternoon. On Wednesday afternoon the class day exercises will be held in the school, which Is now one of the most attractive buildings in the city.
 During the past year the children have been bringing pennies weekly to put into the class fund with which to furnish the rooms and corridors With pictures and statuary. With the money collected about thirty beauti.' ful copies of the worlds famous paintings have been purchased, and they adorp the walls of the various rooms and greet one as they enter the door. The collection is certainly a fine one and the scholars as well as the teachers may well feel proud of 1t.
 There are several pieces of statu- ary to be seen in the halls and a ary to be seen in the halls. More are to be put in place in few days, and the principal is not exaggerating when he asserts that the interior Of his building is not surpassed by any other in the city.
 The scholars and teachers have cer- tainly done their share toward mak- ing the Barnard school a credit 70 the city and 1t would seem as though the city should now lend hand and make the approaches to the schooi somewhat better than they are Al present. It Is to be regretted that such an excellent school should Dc hampered by such poor streets and surroundings and sidewalks which are anything but good. .
 Following is list of the class on cers and the class itself:
 Marion Ethel Brophy, Mary Flana' gan, Elizabeth Marie Nolan, Helen Agnes McGrath, Flora Ida Mersky Sara Letsky. Nellie Prisavage, Ma thilda rMaier, Mary Maier, Marioi Limont Griswold, John Porter Hay nor. John William Jenusaitis. VII liam Joseph Jenusaitis. John Werbis kas. Abe Letsky. Ernest Obergfall Edward Emil Weidel. Victor Daiu seryicze. Joseph Walter Yankowsky
 Class officers: Joseph Yankowsky salutatorian: Flora Mersky. valedic torian;i Ernest 0bergfall. prophet ol prophet: Edward Weidel, prophet Mary Maier, writer of class will.
 Marion Griswold will be the speak CT at Poli's; subject, "Deathoed Benedict Arnold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
Battleships fin Collision.

London, June 1S.-The British battleship Families was assisted back to Sheerness this morning. hay ing been in collision in the channel with the battleship Resolution. The latter was not damaged. but the for mer must be docked for necessary re- pairs, principally to her propeller. So far as known the Families is the only big ship crippled by collision during the weeks naval maneuvers. Two or three torpedo craft have beer In collision or aground and some ma chinery defects have developed. bur very few compared with former nia. neuvers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
STILL AFTER BRANDEGEE.
Connecticut's Senator's Attitude o
 Philippine Tariff Bill Criticised.


 New Haven, June 1S.-The Rev Gerald H. Beard. pastor of the Park Street Congregational church of Bridgeport yesterday renewed his at tack on United States Senator Bulke- ley and Brandegee of Connecticut for their attitude on the Philippines tariff measure that is now buried in a con- mittee room in the senate. He assail- ed them first before a meeting of Con- gregational clergymen at Hartford last Wednesday. He said yesterday
 ''The decent men of Connecticut of all parties ought to see to it that Uni ted States senators of very different moral calibre from those now In Washington are sent to the senate in the near future Men who knew Mir Brandegee at Yale and elsewhere eX- pected honorable if not great things of him. He has a right. of course. to his opinion about the Philippines and the tariff. But in the Judgment of one man at least. and, I believe, in the judgment of great many. a legisla- tor whose moral vision is so blurred as to see in what most of us regard as the moral obligations of America toward the people of the Philippine Islands only sentimental considera- tions' of no account compared with the supposed business interests of tobacco growers is not fit to repre-. sent Connecticut fin the senate
 Tt may be added that men of Con necticut: nearly all of them love falr play. To strangle in committee q measure in which many are interested as matter of honor without allow ing 1t even to he reported for fair de bate. may be shrewd politics but is not the sort of business some of u, care to see Connecticut senatol share in"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
TIMELY TOPICS

The Connecticut Boot & Shoe Co. are selling faultless shoes at Sso. Light and heavy soles SIPS up .
 |. R. MuIIincs & Son always have q oxoi sto~k of black suits on hand sin0D to s2sn.
 Try the GIrnwood range to start elou~eksepInG with. Hamp<on-Sellew Co has them ct different prices
 Special prices just now at Mahons' s3aoo and $500 suits nov made fos e7sm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
The Annual Convention.

Pittsburg. Pa, June 1S.--The eigh- teenth annual convention of the Tn- ternational Pressmen and Assistants union of North America opened here to-day with 250 delegates present from all parts of the country. The first session was devoted to addresses of welcome, the speakers including Mayor George w. Guthrie and Con- gressman James Francis Burke. Many of the delegates are accom- panied by their wives and families and numerous pleasure jaunts have been arranged for the week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
No News from BaIIoonists.

New York. June 1s.-Up to 10:30 to-day no news had been received from Dr Julian P. Thomas and Charles Levee. who started on a bal loon trip from this city yesterday. The last word from the balloonists was when they were seen near Little Falls. N. J.. about s:30 last night. The object of Dr Thomas in making the ascension was to break his for mer record of sixty miles. The i've men were we'll supplied with provis- ions and no anxiety is felt for their safety.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Mrs John Sirica, aged 60 years, died Saturday at her home on Jeffer- son street. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and interment in Calvary cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18

The funeral of Mrs Lillian Ernest took place Saturday afternoon from her late home on Meadow street with service at the house by Dr Daven- port and interment in Riverside cem- etery. The bearers were w. E. Ro- barts, Chauncy Crosby, M. F. Perkin- son and Charles Hassel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
By Wireless.

Siasconset. Mass. June 1s.-The steamer Finland. from Antwerp and Dover for New York. was in com munication by wireless with the sta ton here when 120 miles east of Nantucket lightship at a. m- The Finland viIl probably reach her dock about 1:30 a. m- Tuesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18

John, the 5-months-old son of MT and Mrs Savilio Bapeonka, died yes terday morning after short illness. The funeral was held yesterday af- ternoon at 5 o'clock to the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
colIertion. in Churrhes.

Chicago. June 1s-In the Prssoy- terian churches throughout the Unit ed States yesterday collections were taken up Tor a fund for the rebuild Ire of the edi1ces of that denoz1lna- tIon destroyed or damaged by the san Francisco esrthGuske and Ere lt Is believed that ths amount that VII be cent from here ss the rss1r of yesterdays subscriptions vfh ee
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
Harrison Estate s2oo.ooo.

New Haven. June ls-The probate court to-day gave out the statement that the JUize Harrison estate will figure up to about s2ooa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
Policeman Sentenced

New York. June 1s-Hzrry Nortsn- inc roIi~emsn convicted ef perjury was sentenced to year in the psni- tenfiary and to pay . nne sf sz5a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
Post Mor,em Examination.

New York, June Is.-James R. Keene. owner of sysonby who died yesterday. ordered post-mortem ex- animation and the physicians settled conclusIveiy that the horse did not die of the skin disease for which he has been treated for several months. The blood poisoning. which caused death. originated In a badly bruised frog of the right foot It Is said that Nr Keene was recently offered over saO0.0oo for Sysouby by an English man. He carried sioocOo insurance on the thoroughbred.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-18
yo Morning Game at Boston.

Boston. June 1s.-The National Bosron-C Chicago game was potponed; vet grounds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
NOTAS De CUBA
ConmemoracI6n del cuarto
aniversario de la indepen-
dencia. Banquete.
Mr.. LARRINkGA
Mr.. LARRINkGA
Discursos alusivos al acto.
Un mensale al Presldente
de los Estados Unidos

ri euArto Anivsrsario dc Ia jnds.
psndenciA de Cuba, fus cslebrado en-
Warrington ell dia 20 de Mayo en- 10
Legacl6n Cubana. con un esplendido
bapQuete dado por el senior Gorzalo
de QuesadA & los demaH miembros del
cusrpo diplcmatieo de las rel dblicAs
sudsmsrisanas.
Il salon do 10 Lsgscl6n, arIfstiea.
ments dscorsdo. tenfa & IN lado sl re.
trsto del Presidsnte senior Palma, Or
lado por les bandsras Gu banas y ans.
ricanA.
Presidfa sl sefor Q iesada, con sl
sscrstxrio Root & 10 dsrecha y el Sc
nsdor Forsksr & 10 iIquierdA. ma, de
euarsnta personss del Cusrpo Dtplo.
m asieo asistieron oil bar quste, sdemas
del Representsnte Cooper, General
Bell, Almirants O'Neill, Presidente
del Bureau Ct American Republics,
Mr. Fox, oil Comisionado do Puerto
REQ sefior Lrrins 60, el eminents pc
riodista americano sefi1r Pepper, el
Surgeon General Mr. Wymsn y otros.
Ell mend fa6 do 10 mas exquisite
que puede presentarse. Antes dc co.
mepzAr sl Arqusts y ya en- 10 mesa
los concurrentes, nm fos6grafo anne
ricauo, por medic del nusvo procedi'
miento dc explosion 1t minosas tom6
una vista de 10 mesa y ccmensalss'
Abri6 los brindis sl sefior Q isssds,
con un elosusniisimo discurso muy
alusivo al aeto 8 inspirado on tonos
| patritt'cos.
Sigui6 el sscrstsrio Root, quien
hizo afrmaciones tsrminsptss iobre 10
desinterssadA smist,d do los Estadoa
Unidos hacia les re. dblicks de Sud
An erica.
FL discarso del senior Root h'zo
una impression sumAmenie favorable
entire todos los conc arrentes. Fl sefior
Bermudsz Requena, rspreaentapte del
Urugusy, propuso 90 rsmitierA un
Menssis Al presidents Palma. y el Sc
nor Larrfnsga propuso tsmblen que
90 enviass uu sAludo Al primer amigo
de Cuba 90 los EstAdos Uuidag, 81
Presidents P oosevelt.
FL Mensais del sefior Larrint ga
fae votAdo por unAnimidad dice asf;
Gal Presidents dc los EatAdos Unidos:
Rssu6lvlse: Enviar al Preaidente Rot
ssvslt un m nenssis dc grattud, por 10
nob'e participation que tcm6 on are
gurar 10 independsr c!s de Cuba y O. n
tribuir & su prospsridt -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Ovaciones freneticas
Los reyes en- la Castellana

La oyad6n las personals eales trayeco de la cap
ania general hasta e palacio real fue enorme Las mu-
eres del pueblo loraban yctoreaban Don Alfonso sa-
daba Contnuamente, ademan calmoso con sembante
stro que reeaba honda preocupnc6n La reina SON
reia las agitando panueo Por la tarde los re-
yes saeron carruae descuberto escota passando
por la CdsellaHa el Retire recbiendo continues oya
cones Logan eegramas del Papa de todos los efas de
Estado en- Europa, Asia America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
En- la calle Mayor
Un bouquet explosive
ez re fernando a palacir

Al desembocar en- la cae Mayor el crden era rerfecto
Ia procession rega presenaba un gope de vista marav
lloso. Abria la marcia Ia Guarda civil Luepo Marcia
ba el carruae real entire dos comp Mas de Guardias de
corps despues e resto de la cmtiva FL pueblo Sepuia
vtoeando esde las los BALCONIES fren6ticamente
Al egar rente Ia capana general, desde un balloon de
Ia acea pueta sc anz6 gran bouquet de flores natura
e que chocar con pare poteror de la carroza en-
que 1ban don Alfonso Iafera, Inme diatamente Sc
produo una explosion ormidabe quedando envetos los
reyes en- una humareda des compo0 0tudose la procession
por competo pesar de que los guardias de corps dte
n6nd0se tormar0n Inca de protection para mDedr
que tuese mas grande el desorden
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
FIESTAS De SAN JUAN

AntsAncche celebr6Ae una reunion
en el ALeneo, en- 10 cuAl rsin6 ii ma.
yor ent ntlslasmo, para t-atar de 10
eelsbraci6n de las feasss de San Juan.
FL mArtea Sc oelebra' 4 ctra reu-
ni6l que sera defnitIvay en- Ia cual
Sc nombrara1 las difsrenteE &C misio
ne', que han de sntsnter ca lR orgs.
nizacl6a Go los flstsioH oleC $.
Hsy en- pr5yecso la colebrsei6n de
uns gran ksrmeISe en- Is plaza de ar
mas, de IN banquete 8 comldA de o.
riiAd para treIcientoI pt brsG en- una
plaza pdblicI, de ilumini cl6u de 10,
AroolilloI de la plaza con psqutaol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Los reyes ilesos,
II muertos, 63 heridos

Pas0 un momento de ansiedad ndescriptibe s.
VIC enCrccs que cochc real era las ruedas traseras
destrozadas 10 msmo que los crsales de las yenanas
El rey la rena esaban de pie completamene ilesos
Al rededor de os haba dez sete cadayeres entire eos
el del Conde &c 1olosa tres pcrs onas herdas
entire elias e duque de Soto Mayor E rey aparecia tran
quo grave La rena conmoyda pero sin muestra de de.
bldad nj espanto Avanz6 otro de los hes tando
don Alfonso su esposa sgu6 adeante el s6quto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero 104, oeste, New
York. Sitio muy centrico. Pr6ximo
81 subway, & los elevados, & los carros
electricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, 70 y 90 Aveuida. Muy cerCa
del hotel Marie A'lt0inette, donde estk
al Dub lbero americana A siete cuadras
del doctor HennA, Casa RmpliA y ele.
gante. Cocina americana J espAnola.
Inatalaci6n completAments nueva, Tees
bsfios, Piianse irtormes 4 10 admi.
ui,trAcI6n de LA DEMoCRAC1A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Solemne ceremonial
La bendicion papa1

La comltiva pener6 el templo ocupapdo los reves
la tamla real el gablnete el paramento los prncpes
dpomatcos extrsngeros e municipo de Madrid la aris
ocraca las demas epresen tacones los sto de costum
bre La ceremonial muy soemne dur6 una hora Al con-
cuir, Ell punco de tidad d6 ombre de Pho Ia
bendlcl6n paral e stquo volv6 6orgaoz re con rap
dez re fernando palacio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
ECQS DEL EXTERIOR
vioIento incendio. : Perece
tods una famiIia Las ha-
zahas de Bamhoata.
PADRE CAPON
PADRE CAPON
Captain de poicla dinamita-
do.-Polftica rusa.-Am-
nistfa amplia.

Milton, Florida Aver ha ocurri'
DO en- este pueblo IN hecho que ha
llenado de horror & todos los vecinos
Una GASP, presA de las llamas, hs
ardido haata sus cimisntos, carboni-
zando & sus habitantes.
Ersu estos, W. G, AcremAn, ~
muier y siets peQuefios.
D6daae que el fuego los sorrren.
diera CON tal violencia que no tuviers
tismpo do elcApar nadie, aaf en- sbso.
luto.
Y Ia opinion popular -supone que
hsyan sido todos asesinados, y que lsi
llamas sue h!cisron presa en- el edif.
clio, fusron fomentsdAs para torrsr
las huellAs del crimen.
San Petersburgo. So ha prae-
tieado 10 autopsia del cadaver del
padrs GAp6n, que fie encor trado q
die 13 del corrient', Hg1u 10 ntticis
publicada aver, psndisnts de una cuer
de- en- una svilla, soliiaria do Ozer-
X, FlnlandiA.
Ii Autopsia ha hscho pa.ente, co
mo ya 90 habfa soSpechado, que el
txaltado revolucionario no murit
ahoscado.
Parece que sntes de colgarlo para
que acabsra de exsjpguirse au vida,
10 habfan dado w sremendo golpe er
10 cabeER.
La ideutlicec On del cadkvar nc
deia lugar & dudAs.
Fle hecha de III modo minucioac
baio Ia direction del abcgado del ex
saeerdote,
--Esho we, Natal. Bsmboats, itft
dc los zudss rebeldes, hs penetrade
On el tsrritorlo del Natal, del cual II
habfa aleisdo tempora)merte,
Htc'a Nkanth'a y Ktanni zk 9p Il
han of1o nut -idAA deacsrgss,
Sc Sahe que hay vAri&s t.ibua d.
zuldes dispueItAu q Ievantsrse, secur.
dando el movImiento rsvolu ct0nariC
de Bamboats,
San Petersb] rgo Va es.a pre-
psrado del todo por al ,Consejo de
Imperio el proyecto de CO, t,ttssI6n 9
diseurso de IL Corora.
En- & 40 pide 10 concesi6n de- uni
smulslfs & les prisioreros 70 itico
que no reaulten culpRb!es dc robos
aeesinAt's,
AbcgA dc un mCdo iceQ0ivo,o E
Conaeio por Ia implansscl1n do un re
glmen liberal.
Y ha dec'arado, por dls'mo, da u,
modo ben terminsnte su II tenci6n d
trsbsjsr On ammonia con Ia CamAr
Bsis, fla de lograr ma, &mplias re
formaS para el imrerio.
-Saravfyo, Rusia, En- 10 regI6
minera de ZencA Ii S hie' & li,tH hs
atIcado & los gendsrmes.
AL repeler estos 10 sgreIi6n co
descargas csrrAdas, msta-on trt
obreros 8 hirisron q otros circc.
-VarBovia, Fl capitin de rolicf
Constantinotf II ha sido dIDamltado.
Encontr&baEe parade una mech
on 10 calle de MAraA k W k,, aeomp
nado por dos policias y custro solids
dos, euADdo IN ioven que SO acerc6
grupo cautelosamente arroi6 entl
ellos una bombs,
Fl cApitaa ConStAntInoff # muir!
inatant&nesmente, Uno de los poliefs
J sells personss mas Quedaron herds
Los soldAdos del grlpo, de cuya e
espAda, ilesos, nadie ss dA cuen tt
hieiercn una deEcargA contra el sgr
lor mAtfndolo,
Fueron hsridoG tamb!en 6ol ind
viduoH que ae encoI trahan Immediate
FdrioGoH y ciegos los Eoldado
Atscaron despu6I la ger t, que l.
rodeAba hiriendo q once individuos
Las tropas britsnicaG han 40
tenido una lushs encsIr' ada en- Du
ban, Natal, cJn la tribu de kalas
diItrito ds Hslpmsk,r.
Hicieron 30 bsjaS & los indigtnS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
EDqbH' Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Boda de don Alfonso,
Diez millones de dollars

New York 1unio 2-Envio d, TALES sobre Ia boda Y
sobre e atentado contra los reyes de Rsraha E tempo
era magnifco Una briantisima pro es6n de carrozas
deslumbranes dirg6 desde e Palaco real la gesa de
San Francisco Grande entire dos fas de nfaneria
las cuales agooaba, yoreando saudando el pdbico
que calcua mas de do5c e1tas mil aras Entusias
deirante Los gastos suben diez o-es de dollars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Detenciones en Barcelona
Los detenidoS niegan

Sc han hecho nueyas detenciores en- Madid en- Bar
ceona Los cUatro hcmbres quine Sc detuvo en- la ca
lie Mayor negan hdber lanlado & BOUQUET que contcnia
Ia bomba Dcen que espectadores de la fiesta que
las muchas flores nzadas no pueden saber de que
manos saeron las que ocutaban e EXPLOSIVE La pocia
de Madrd esa en- constante communication tegra6ca con
las de Paris Londres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Presuntos asesinos
Ell pueblo quiere nlatar1os

Las tropas rodearon todala mapzana Ia guardia ci,
vii penetr6 Ia de cuyos BALCONIES par6 bouQueb
morero detenlendo cuaro ndvduos de quenes Sc sos
pecha que son los auores del aen ado Ell pueblo Sc apzo
obre eos dando de muere pero lie contuvo IN cor
don de nantea tornado al rededor Sc les conduo las
prsl nes del goberno civil que tsan corta distancia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
DEsDE MAYlGUEZ

De eltA ciudad nos eicriben 10 81
guientel <Ha sido traalAdada IL Corts
de Justieia de estA cludsd Al cuartel
de iptanseriA Fu6 Mr.. NJ KspnA quien
hixo sl repsrto de les hsbitacionesl
ocupando las msiores pGrtes lA Corts
Federal y la Policfa IusulAr. La Cor.
to dc Distrito hA QusdAdo inStaladA
en- el aItlo mepoS eSpacioSo, no hA-
biendo lugAr pLra el ~, hIvo. Este
hA sido re!ega dos apoSsntos o.
curos, donds el ei@re to ear afiol alma
csnAbA les proVisiones.
Para solocsr las esiss eontspisn
do legSios de psdier tss, lA polisil
.isne que eedsr un ousrto dsbsio de II
eacalerA. In IN, esto 90 Ia debdsls ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02

to dc los rnuelleT. Partce que exists
gran opoaiei6n & los Pre- yectos del
CC miIionado del Inferior Mr.. GrahA.
ms.
En- YabuecR dselsroSe auot be
IN lrcendio en- 10 resIdeL cla de don
Pedro Ramos, QuenAndose parts Dc
lE casa 81 b. cho fue casual,
RI Is del eorrisnte embarcarA
sn loo EsGadoI Unidos, don Bernardo
Rodsy, nusvo JueK de estA Corts Fs.
derAl,a
Hoy eEtlpRuisron Sus condsnaa
en- 10 csrcsl municipal JeI1s Nolins,
stsundina CinIr6p, Iooeensio Herman
det, Delhn Colon, EraImo Luciano
JoIe sansbsz y Jole FsniGn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-02
Suarez de Mtta.

{ COS e6alyicns, ilumicsci5n r61ics
boradAS J bliles de 81 cledad, etc.
Parsoe que sssA featA deiars
graioa resuerdos J CUE 81 C3mercio J
los elementcs todos de lR &c edsd de
San Juan, contrlbairan al mayor exl
TO J lusimi.nt1 de Ia m!Ima,