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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
Attorney General Hadley. who ha

Attorney General Hadley, who has been making it uneasy for the trusts, and particularly the Standard Oil, is an accident, says a magazine writer. Leader of faction in one of the for lorn hope conventions, as it was sup posed, of the republican party in the state, his mission was to defeat the nomination of a certain man for at torney general. He, was successful, but in the confusion which followed he was himself named against his will. While a handful of his friends swept him like football in the midst of a flying wedge to the rear of the hall, he was chosen by exclamation. His first impulse was to decline at once, but he needed the warning of his best wishers not to imperil his political future by refusing to make a campaign. That he would be elect ed seemed hardly possibility. He worked hard. canvassed the state from end to end. voted and then went quail hunting. When he returned to civilization three days later he was greeted by the greatest surprise in his career. He had been elected with the remainder of the republican tick ct. except the candidate for governor, and by a safe majority.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
THE RUSSIAN GIANT.
Called at the White House to See
 President Roosevelt.

Washington, June 22.-Machnow the Russian giant, g feet, 3 inches tall, called at the White House We'd nesday afternoon, accompanied by his wife and Parson Davies and a large suite. In entering the oGce building he had to stoep~to ~clesy the bottom of the transom.
 Machnow was exceedingly nervous. He feared that he was being kidnap- ped. His wife was so nervous that she declined to enter the office of Secre- tary Loeb, where the president met the giant. She sat in the large recep- tion room and wept. During the in- terview her husband, becoming anx- ious as to her whereabouts, looked through the transom to assure him. self.
 Machnow would not believe that MT Roosevelt is president of the Unit ed States, because he does not wear auniform, a because his photographs do not appear on our money and be- cause there are no soldiers on guard at the Executive mansion. He blunt ly told Mir Roosevelt. through an in terpreter, that he did not believe that he was president. The president smilingly explained our form of gov ernment and the absence of military display, and why the portraits of presidents are not put on our paper money until after they are dead.
 After this explanation Machnow was inclined to believe that he was really in the presence of the presi- dent. He said he liked America, and that President Roosevelt and En- peror William looked very much alike Machnow has visited all the sovereigns of Europe.
 One reason why he believed he was being kidnapped and that he was not to meet the president of the United States was that it took him only three minutes to see Emperor William and five minutes to gain &C., cess 10 the king of Norway, whereas he had 10 ride for five hours. from New York to Washington, and then wait about twenty minutes to see the president. Then he saw a man dressed in ordinary clothes without any brass buttons or tinsel.
 Some one had told Machnow that the president lived at Castle Garden. and the giant insisted on seeing the president there. When informed that the chief executive lived in Washing ton he became obstreperous and al- most tore the seats out of the car in which he was riding.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22

Captain Worth c. Ross. chief of the division of revenue cutter service of the treasury department. has the distinction of being in that service for thirty consecutive years. The service has forty-one vessels in its charge. stationed along the coast of the United States from Passport. Me. to Alaska. on both sides and also on the great lakes. The service has s:1 officers and cadets on the active list and fifty-eight officers on the retired list. and between thirteen and four teen hundred petty officers. The reve- nue cutter service has vessels running as far west as Attu. the vesternmost island of the Aleutian group. and also has vessels at San Juan. Porto Rico. and Honolulu. The service has also had vessels on the Pribii0f Islands in the Behring sea protecting the fur seals. Captain Ross was re- gently before one of the committees of congress and was questioned at some length concerning the work of the revenue cutter service. He was asked if in recent years the revenue cutters had come in contact with Japanese peIsgie sealers outside the three-mile zone- He replied that it had not. but that it had done some work for the purpose of preventing pelagic sealing. We ran across the Japanese last sumner at the island of Attu. he said. "snd found four of their vessels fishing for salmon One of our cutters warned them Of and they left and their shscks o1 the shore vere burned We have found 10 Japanese vho have eesa doins any pelssic sealing recently
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
ARMY IN MuTlNY.
Military Outbreak at sevastopol, Ri-
 azan and Krnsnoyarsk.

Military Outbreak at sevastopol, Ri-
 azan and Krnsnoynrsk.
 ST. PETERSBURG, June 22. = A large proportion of the news appearing in the papers of this city this morning consists of dispatches telling of mili- tary disaffection.
 In addition to the outbreaks at Se- vastopol and Riazan the garrison of krasnoyarsk. capital of the province of Yenisei and one of the principal cit ies of Siberia. has mutinied and killed its officers out of hand. The trouble was caused by an intoxicated colonel named Shurin. who. hearing a litter from group of enlisted men, sabcred one of the soldiers. The latter's com panions thereupon felled the colonel with clubs. Two of tho soldiers were arrested. and as soon as the news spread the regiment mutinied and de- handed the release of their comrades. Captain Kozmin. who ordered his com pany to fire on the mntineers. was killed by his own men. The entire pop ulation of Krasnoyarsk is in a panic.
 Minister of Marine Birileff has again visited Cronstadt and urged the mutt nous sailors to return loyalty to their duty,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
Sen, . na,ch .. warning.

oGDENSBURG. \. l.. June Ala. Dor circles in this section are agitated over the arrest of Daniel Henry. presi- dent of the lonsshoremen's union of Prescott. Ont. charged with having threatened to burn the Prescott full minate of mercury works. The union men recently struck at this plant. which is owned and operated by New York company. and their places were filled by Canadian farmers. The man. ager of the company received letter from Henry recently demanding that the farmers be discharged. The re quest was refused. It is alleged the manager then received an anonymous letter containing a match. with the warning. Look out for its nate.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
HEARD IN PASSING.

Senators Burton and Shoot /car now rub each other down witkani- ca and compare notes.
 Congress has done business5for a,- most two weeks withpGt asvonc he- ing called liar outgfde oa few ur- important commixee bearings.
 Panama wants tbk country to su- pervise her elections. Evidently she IS looKlng for some useful hints on keeplng the dominant party in powen
 An inqEisitive correspondent wants Lto know whether all those Chicago packers are vegetarians. Couldn't | an- sWeY for the packers, but their em- plSyes certainly ought to be. Y Some good specimens of copper ore having been found in blasting rock in a New Britain street, the prospect will doubtless arouse to activity some of the city's Heinzes and Lawsons.- New London Day.
 A preacher in Leavenworth, Kan, believes in advertising. On the score board of last Sundays base ball game appeared this notice: If you are a fan go to the Presbyterian church to- night and hear the Rev Dr Elwood line outaa few hot ones. New Ha- ven Journal and Courier
 There is one good point about the Christian Scientists, if no other, and that is they back up their faith splen- didly with good works in the line of contributions. Just think of a church costing s2,000.000, built in seven months, and all paid for and con tributors asked not to send any more money for that purpose.-Bridgeport Post. .,.
 Some of the stories of brutality that come from Russia are so revolt ing that it is hard work to believe that such excesses could be commit ted in a civilized country. There seems likely to be a great deal more of that kind of thing before real lib erty is vouchsafed to the people of that unhappy land.-New London Telegraph. .-.
 lNCSCills plduo III 1huloud tuned piano by telephone. He gave his instructions to the lady who owned the instrument and had each note sounded so he could hear it through the telephone. The instruc- tions were carried out so carefully that the piano is in as good condition as if 1t were tuned by some one on the spot-Meriden Journal.
 New York's roll of 51,146 office holders suggests that there must be a lot of Bill and Dan business around the city hall. A farmer returning from day in town cross questioned his son Bill as to the progress of the work while he was away, and to the query, What was Dan doin'?" the hopeful answered, "Nawthin'." And what were you doin'?" "Oh, helpin' Dan. New London Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
Timely Warning.
rsIb Her Ssishbsn h Waterbury NhG is ps
 ies Indigestion.

The disastrous results brought about by indigestion are many. In fact the low vitality of your tissues from dyspepsia will render you a prey to any and all diseases known. Tone up your stomach and strength en your tissues to ward off disease with the pr Richards Dyspepsia Tab let's
 Mrs Ella Bates. of ss Jeweiry street. Waterbury. Conn. says:
 Fl have suffered from indigestion for . good many years. My general health vas very poor. I had a mis- erable distressed feeling after eat ing and vas subject to attacks of bad sick headaches After doctor ing q long time I found myself get ting worse. I vas induced to try a bottle of Dr Richards Dyspepsia Tab lets vhfch I purchased at Apothe- carries Hall. have been taking these tablets about two months aoi the reeait is am now ia better health than I have been for years. My whole system is becoming strengthened and invigorsted- | cannot say too much in praise of this splendid remedy.
 For sale hy sll druegists Best so ezy ~Eichsrts twice. Price so cents per bottle Made by Dr Rich ards D1spepssa Tablet Aso<iaffo1, 50 EortA strs<t- New rork-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
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BOSTON. June p At a session marked al one time by unusual disor- der the Massachusetts house Of repre- sentatives voted to expel Representa- tive Frank ]. Gethro of Boston. Dem ocrat. thus upholding the report of the committee on rules which. after long investigation of charges of bribery made in connection with the defeat of the antibucket shop bill recommended GethroIs expulsion on the ground that be had sought improperly to influence lerislation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
y understood. She can make

ly understood. She can make re- plies.
 She reads her lessons in Braille and makes copies on a typewriter. She has not as yet been taught script. It is the ambition of this child now to learn writing and to compose a letter to her mother. She is at pres ent able to dictate messages, but that does not satisfy. She wants to write the communication with her own hands.
 She loves to play with the other children of the institution and is a favorite with them. Mrs Bodkin says that Maud jumps with joy when told that she is going for street car ride. She has a general idea of the form of the car. and will get on her knees upon the Seat and press her face to theaTwind6~frpane as other children do and as if she were looking out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-22
Senate Fer Lsek c...i.

wAsHIEGTON. June z2-The sen ate hss taken position in sccord with the president and the house of repre- sentstives by declaring for a lock ca u.l across the ssthuus of Psnana- The result vas resched after days dis cussio1 that vas almost devosd Of h. terestfns incident quite out of keepinx win the universally scknowletred i'm corfznre of fhe s1bjecf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
'COsAs vEREDEs EL CID" y,

sigue dsndo iusgo 10 invsstigs'
ci6n que prassiss sl Ayuntamiento %.
bre las eomplacsnesas Administrativas
dc los rspublicanos do ssta siudad, sn
administr aeiones Anteriorsa.
AhorA hay I'M easo dltimo: sl do
10 sCompAnfA Ageicola IudustriAl,s ,
que no 30 hsbia dado adn de alta. }
ACADIA do hassrlo, graeias al zequsri'
miento dc 10 astual administrator
unionista, habisndo psgado aver, POI
tAl eonsspto, lAs contribusionss gus
habfa dsisdo do satiaiaosr duranas
euatro ahos.
Nota brsvs, % sosio do dieha en-
press, g principal .seeiopissa, uno d
los leaders rspnblieanos locales.
Digamos con el clasico posta sapa
fol:
Esto, Ines. clio se alabo.
no e. i,ssnsstsr Gl0b0Ilo....
Az era como pretendian los rspa
blioanos dirigir los intsreees Dc II
eiuded do Ponos.
Hasisndo mAngas ' espirotes d
10 Icy.
No sabsmos como, dsspuGs do s1
|tAs eosas, adm aspiran Al tsiunfo, Of
eleeeiones munieipales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

por irf 'ing'r las ordenanxas munisi
paiss.
-Nlsts muisres de vida Alsgrs fds
ron tamb' On dsuunaiadss por 81 poll
eiA Nsnxano, pol, setoa inmorslss.
Luis O,Asio Muhos, por sstAv On
sptado da smbrisgusz altsrar 10 psz
pAb'ies, faA denuneisdo por la pol
efa.
La dsteetive denunci6 & Ansel :
mo Msreado, por hurto, "a Dario
Romero, por AlisrAr la paz.
LA correspondence para los
Estados Uaidos 10 rscogsrA en- esta
siudad On Martes "a del sorrisnte para
aAlir do San Juan oil Is & las . do 10
tards sn sl vapor Philadelphia.
Ell poliois Mansano dstuvo Ano'
che por esssndAlo & Teodoro Cogin,
Joas Ayala, Elena Santiago y Ampa'
ro Rodr,guss.
Ed IL oheiuA de Ohras Pdblieas
90 han dsspaehado desde el dia ~.
hssta hoy II de Julio. 48 solisitudes
repartldas entire trsslsdos y sonstrus
clones do esass 4 instalasionss do plu'
mss do sgua.
-HA sldo nombrAdo inspector do
calles, ensargado dc 10 Anotaei6n do
10 pisdra invsrtida On los miamss;don
Enrique Ginsstrs.
-HA sldo dsnunsiada por sl poll
ola do sAnidad, don Ernesto, 10 casa
site On 10 ealle do la Luna dmero 7S
--Ha aldo sido nombrsdo Lorenzo
Dasn pe6u o. pxiliar dol m maquinistA dol
eilindro do vapor con el hsbsr snusl
de- . $50
-Ss ha prossdido por sl Dspar'
tamsnto do O,ras Pdblieaa nunieips
| lss 4 IL investigation do algunAs o.
Asrias que disirutabsn mayor sgus
de IL cue psga ban.
-Ha sido nomhrAdo inspsetor d.
los trAhsios do albsHilsris en- el Hos
pital Tsicoche, sl seiior Francisco III
gusroa, con 81 habsr disrio do 81 81
los dias laborsblss.
--Anoshs sslsbr6 sl ComitA unio
nista local aesi6n ordinsria.
@Dieho Comita 90 feunifG do nue.
70 sl iusvss pr6ttmo, para sratat d
la convention que he do designar 10
eandidstos rnunieip palss, por sleeei6i
popular.
I -Ha iallscido un nifo do nuestr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
Para los que quleran oolocaf
hlen Su dinero

30 vends 8 ArriendA On ponsS, %
10 salle ATOCHA, 10 m&s e6ntriea ID
10 eiudAd entire lAs dos plasas PRINT.
palss, Nm almasen dc mampoHtsria J
MADEIRA del pals, do II pies pulga-
das 8 do frente por 10 cslle del Sol y
50 II pulgadas por la de ATOCHA.
trents & les sasas do Enmsnuslli b q.
r. valdeeilla Hemanoa d @.
For tener este almaAsn dos Arri'
mos 90 hAss muy fGcil iabriaarls una
planta Altai somhn kngnlo do usAm-
posteria solamsnts. TAmhi6u una d
dos plantas mAmpostsrfA sonaigua o.
anterior On 10 salls del SOL. III Qus
adQuisra este pFopisdAd tenorG ur
husn intorks do 90 dinsro, Para in
tormas dirigiEss { RAEARL RxvMRA
KsRsI.-sOl Ia. Ponaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
SE vENDE

Una estanoia en- 10 iuriadcei6n do
Caguaa y Aguas Buenas do 70 euer
das de terreno mas de 10 do CATS, mu
ehoa krboles tfutAles y sitlo co que 90
do muy buen tahaco, con abundsntea
psstos, 10 vedea sl rio denominAdo
Rio cafas, Para intormas don Jose
Silva Albert, earretera central entre
Rio piedraa y CaguAs eerca de la d.
TINA tiends SLA BSyAmoresas, apAr'
tAdo "a Baguas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
Reduzca sus gastOs
pOr aIumbradO un
rs pOr cientOs

q Porqu6 no produces uated su pro.
pio Alumbrado eleetrico9
Porque no pone usIed ooso 81 CON
hnuo vollear dc ~ contAdor de luz
el6strica?
Escriba usted dIci9ndome el nd
mero do luees que uene instaladAs en-
~ hohel, eatablecimiento 8 casa parti'
cular y 70 10 dire gratis & vuelta de
oorrso 10 que dsbe ustsd hAoar para
eonseguir 10 que ahorA 10 pareee i'm,
poaibie, Es que usted no hS dido he.
blar de los APARAToS DE FAIRBANK,
MORSE AND Co. NO 90 necesita ealds'
ra, no 90 necesita ElHc,rieista nj otro
emplsAdo especiAl que 10 Guide
Antonio COSnle.
ElsctrieiIla, ,-ApArtAdo 14.-AreCiho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
POR $4,000

De contado, 10 vends IL inca dc.
nominada sBarrancass, la cual 10
hAyA aituada en- sl barrio de GLlanoS
CostaS do este termino, Dista 4 hor&
y media dc 10 poblaoi6n, SO compone
do 1880 cuerdas dc extension, todsa
propias para las siembras dc frutoa
MEMORIES y en- particular para ell Algo-
don <Ceilan.s Tiene doa magnffoos
manantiales para dAr dc bebsr al ga
nado: tiene colindAncia al mar y puer.
TO para embarosr todos los trutos. En-
lla 90 pueden cuidAr hastA 400 cahe.
xas dc ganado.
Para intormes dirigirse 4 don Ult.
ses MArini-Post Office, -cslle emu.
flox Rtvera.s
Cabo .Roio, Diciembrs 2de 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
LA POu|T|CA EN- PONCE

L. brsgs de los insert pcionss, en-
eutA ciudad, ha perdid0 10 animaci6n
y el sntusiaamo dc los primsros dfAs.
Apsnas hay movimisnto frsnts &
los preeintos.
Los rspublieanos no 90 uneven.
Los uuionistas eieycsn 10 que ey,
al par, uu dereeh1 y IN dsber, con
regularidad mss6nioa.
IA que 20 debe ssto?
La raz6u 90 obvia.
No hsy animation nj entusiasmo,
porqus falta IN elemeuto indispsusa
bis para tales vlbraciones del espiritu,
Ese elemsnto % 10 lucha.
La op6sisi6n engsndra oil brfp, que
esutaplica los sstuerzos do los parties
eoassudisntss, no solo por el natural
ia.slnto dc conservation. sino por oil
lsGltimo desso de alcar zar una victo.
rio.
Victoria tanto mas anhelada euan
10 mas arduo Oh el empei1o para obte
rerls.
Victoria tauto mas brillants. euan
TO msyorss sscsidcl0s hR eostsdo al
venasdor.
Aquf, ca purida1, el vsrdadero
eombats NJ exlste.
Rs tsn geande 10 dss sproporel6n de
faerzM entire uuionistas y republics
nos, que nusatro triunf0, dantro de los
tdtmlnos legales, sera relAtlvamsnte
fAcil.
e. como si peleAran 10 gigantic =
un nid).
Para comprender que nuestro aser
- no es exAgerAdo, hasta hiarss on
nuestrA mAyorfa.
Hssts ahors assiends q 2 65l 70.
los.
Asi 10 explica que los repuhlica
nor viendo 10 impotsncia do sus cs
tasrzo! para triunfar no h,gAn NADIA
para inseribir mas elect ores, dsjsndc
obraf al dsstino, y que los uaioniatAs
eompletaments seguros y conaAdos on
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
AnUncios eepeciaIee para Ponce
UN CABALLO

Al que sussribs, 10 he sido suG-
ttaido dc 90 AnsA agricola, sita On 81
barrio Dc spsrchass do ssta iurisdie.
sion, un cabAllo dc % psrtsnsnsia do
les seHas siguientss: 6Aino amarillo,
UastrAdo, con Gordon do mula On el
aneA, dc 8 Anos mas 8 meuos do eded,
dc sois J media sAartAs do AlxAds, tie
No I'M lussro On 10 frsnAe que 10 eorrs
hAsiA ahaio, lA pata trasora derscha
blanca del nudillo abaio,
ss grAlIncark { 10 persAnA que ID
entrogus.
San eshAstiG, Junio 26 do 1,006,
S01 PEDRO ESTRADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

Martss II. ri die rs del eorriente
Julio una alsgre diana YseorresA las
GALES do 10 eiudad, On solemnizaci6n
de dicbA feeha.
Ell Hip6dromo Ponctiio darA ese
die 25 10 notA do mayor brillo, con lRs
oarreras hfpicAs Auunciadas. Aueha
gsnts asudirG do les psblacionss limf
trofss, y sGu do otras mas distsntes.
NumaroaSs loealidades han sido pedi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
AvISO

Ia 10 Oorte municipal del Distrito Ju.
dicial municipal do Ponce.
Un llamamiento preliminar do
asuerdo con 10 rsgla ssgunds Ntmsro
PrimsRo tandrG lugar sl dia "A del %.
rr!ense msa 4 las nuevs do 10 maHans
On sl salon Do sssionss dc 10 Corte
municipal do sstA oiudad. con al IA do
determinAr el eSP&ctsr y oondici6n do
los pleitos eiviles , hAser sl ssfala'
misnto de- los miimos. Ponce, Julio Q
dc 1908. Ramon VdsqWss, secrstsrio
Dc 10 Corts Municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

exsraordinsyio Gxlto, vsysn 4 los co.
legIos con 10 asrsnidAd de quien sahe
que no hs do eucuntrar ca 80 trayeeto
& IN enem'go osrrzndole el pRso.
Compsrsss, rsspecto & este punto,
sl aver son el hoy y % vera cnAn
enorms diferencia media do uno q
otro tempo.
Aver era Pones una eiudad rspu'
blieana aiquiera por el predominio
do 10 faerxa.
Hoy 81 Ponce una eiudad unionis
10, por sl bsnehco ipAuio dc 10 iusti'
Gle, dc 10 coneordia y do Il paz.
Esto 80 ha produoido On slgunos
meses, tAn solo, do administraei6n
equitativa y honrada.
5Qls no sucsdsra durante los eus.
tro amos en- que. & Apsrtlr dc las pro
Xmas elsceiones, permanezsan LOO
unionistss rigleudo los dsstinos dc 90
te munioipio?
Antes do que ex pirs ese t6rmino,
quizi al fiualizsr el primer aAo, asaso
en- los comienzos del segundo - no
habrAn republieauos On Ponse.
HAhrAn pasado q lA historic.
Lo que era el psrtido republican,
an estA ciudad 90 convertir& On polvo,
On humo, on una sombra, On IN 70.
ouer DO.
Y no habr& aQui mas que el ndsleo
dc una familis, do 10 gran famtlis
pusrtorriqueiia, trabsiando en- santa
featerntdad por el ideal supreme de
la patria, sin antagonismos persona
leo nj diserep paneias politisas.
Auhslsmos CON todas les tGerxai
do nusstrA alma que ese gean die lls'
que.
Con 81, principiarA una epocA dc
verdsdera regeneration para Ponce
porque todoa los poneenos, unidos
aportsra1 "a oonourso oil prestiglo,
10 prospsridAd y al augs do 10 ciudat
natal, sin gastAr aus enersfAs en- este
riles diseordiAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
IhRRESIOlES Y AVEIeIAS

dos por peruonas do San Juan. HsbrG
On sl hip6dromo 10 que 90 llama nm
llsno.
-pronto aaldrk haeia Estadoa
Unidos nuestro amigo don EIpidlo de
Ayer. Permauscsrk elf algnnos ne
sss, por eusnsa do 10 ascia protestAnts
dc que % pastor. dsdicsdo & la pro.
psganda = al sssudio. d
-Vsmos que - % risga con rsgu'
laridAd 10 ealls de Crist No. Esto %
prusba de que 90 han atsndido nuss-
trAs insinuaciones scbre el partieular.
.-Entre las personas qus veudr&n
do San Juan { Ponce, sl %, Agursrkn,
ssgdn 90 nos disc, slgunos periodistss
do aquslla eiudad. loo eualas % pro.
ponsn publican amplias dsseripeionss
do les esrreras.
--Mueha genle fu6 assr tards & In
Playa crsyendo cue 90 efsctusrfs, So
gdn eostumbrs de otros ahos, la ire
disional prooasi6n do 10 virgsn dol
Carmen. Psro no hubo prcessi6n. III
trolley h'so su sgosto con sss frasa'
sado paaso do dia do dsstA
eA-En vista del gran sucsso que
hsmos ohlsnido con les ampliaaionss
! on hustoa do fotogeafiAs qua otrsce.
mos { nusaira alisntsIa, nos eompla-
esmos sn prorroga hssta fnss de aho
| 10 dsnasi6n do Los ltieksis Qus dan do.
lrecho & 10 adQuisisi6n do diehas nm.
pliaciones. seg&n sirculax que con ssta
motive publisarnos On Novismhre pa.
90 10 y aus rsmitiremos al que nos ID
pida. Bazaar 0TRRo.
--Cirso caballos vsndrkn do Bel
Juan para tomAr parts On loo pr6xi
mas cArreras. hoy llegsron einso,
msHAnA = pasado maAAns los rsstan
tes,
En sl Hlp6dromo 60 instslarkl
tres baEeas para laa apnsstas.
Hafallssido nm tissno milo d
nusstro sorreligiensrio y amigo dol
Fsdsriso MArturell, eeerstario del Oh
Unite unioniats lossl. 70 aeompats
|moa On 30 iusto duslo.
| Hoy ha tAllsoido don Fisk w
sallo, sdbdito italiano, dusHo de un
lhojalatariA On asta eiudad.
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ICorts Federal. Hoy 90 han prsser
Itado slgunas mociones sobre asunto
leiviles.
| En- sl h hospital irgrssaroA ays
Gabriel Morales y Federico Chamo
Irfo, lssionados con an hisrro 20
Juan sotos Este he sido eondsnad
Ia $50 Dc mults o 40 diAs do ekrssl.
j -ka polieia no dsnunciado hoy
| Antonio Rodriguss, por hurtoi Am
brosio RosAdo, Gsrvasio Santana
4 Joaa Rodriguez, por erueldAd con lc
animalea; Juan DlAx y Juan Roblsl