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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
DOCOMENTO H|STOR|CO
Session del de Abi de 1873 por Ayutambhb de Ponce
Cencurrents.

CencurrentS.
AlcAlde Presidentt: D. Juan Q lin
tina Cortads, Corregidor.
20. Tenients Alcslde, don Csysta-
no B,scsa.
Rsgldores: don Fesnclieo Barnes,
don Federico Caro-, don Manuel Zal.
do, don Federico Leon y Cortes, don
Oiimpio O!ero, don Eduardo Ian.
dreau, don Juan Nepc muceno Torrue
lla.
Sfndlcos: Lcio den Diego de ls
Teiera y Piltas, don Ffanoiseo Ca
rreras.
Prlmero: Df cusnta con despscho
tslegrifco que Sc sirve dirigir en- esta
fecha el Exmo. Sr Gobsrnsdor Supe-
rior Civil de Ia Provlnsis, sirvi6ndc.
SO expresar que por el Ninistro de
Ultramsr 80 le ha comunicado 10 Ley
votada por el CorGreso Nsciona',
dslarando abolida para siemprs 10
esclavitud on ssta provincia, quedan.
do obliga los los libertos & cele brsr
contratos con sus actuales posed ores,
con otras personals 8 con el Estado,
por I'm item que no bsiara 60 tres
ahos, indemniz1ndoss los possedores
de esc!Ayos de m yalor en- Ell i6rmin0
de sells meses de publicada 10 L>y en-
10 Gaeeta de Madrid, obteaienio IN
bened;io de IS pS. sobre Ia indemni
zaci6n, los poseedorss CON qulenes no
qui.isran ce.ebrA contratos sls anti.
guos esclavos; haeiendote efNesiva Ia
indemniz sci6n mediante un empire IT
to que reslizar& el G 1bierno. aobte Ia
EXCLUSIVE garantia de las Rentas de
ests Isla; el que dictArA las disposi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
v|AJE APlAZAOO

Los distlpguidos espoaos Win'
tbrop han aplszado 81 anunciada ex-
cursi6n q Ponce.
Aver 60 les sspersba y juzgabaRe
sfgura 10 sgtadAble vista, pues el
GobernAdor y su esposa tsnfan apo
aentos separados on el Hotel Frances.
El dutno del Hotel rseibi6 aver
tarde pn telegrsms de Mr. FREEZER,
eecretario del Gobern ador, mar ifes'
tindols que hab.endose suspendido ell
visjs, quedaba ain efecto el ALOHA.
miento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
LA DEMOCRAC|A
sECCI6N ESPECIAL PARA PONCE

Regres6 sysr de Arecibo el tenien.
to Castro, q donds habfa lido para de-
clarar como testigo en- la conocida
causa contra Antonio Psz, de Ailas.
co, por 81 asesinato de Pesante.
Fl iurado reconcile & Paz culpa
BILE dc hom.cidio voluntario.
Ell hansformiita 10 Presa dara
mafians, sGbado, su primera funci6D
en- 10 Perla. Va han circulado los
programs. Pondr& On escena uns
piezs nuevs: Salon Eslara.
Hay much, animation en- sl rd.
blico.
-Activan,e los trabsios de orgs.
nixaei6n para 10 We ada lfrieo. dra ma.
: tica que dar& el Casino & fines del
eorrients Mario. Tomar&n parte ep
ella distinguidos elemer tos de ests
ciudad.
-Anoche 90 convoc6 { iunta &c
neral, on oil Casino dc Ponce, con OBJ
ieto de considerar algunos artfoulos
del reglamento, pero por falta de quo
rum no pudo efecsuarse 10 reunion.
-El senor Toni Ii wande, propie
tario del sCirco Europeos que act1a
en- eata ciudsd, 90 encueptra en- Ponce
-Ha salido para Gusyama, er
comisi6n do 10 Industrial T, baceo
Company,s nuestro smigo senior Con
RADIO Santini.
-Ha regresado q Gusyama, 81
rssider cis, nuestro estlmado amigo
corrsligionArio don Enrique Cora
lex, alcalde de aquella ciudad.
Aver ingreiaron en- el Asilo de-
ciegos Francisco Torres, Franciscc
Crespo ZAvals, y Maria Vszquez, d.
Yaucc; todos consideration enfermol
temporales.
Hoy & les dos de 10 tarde h,
salido para Cuba, hacienda escala el
Santo Domingo, el vspor sJulia,.
-Juana Paris, de San Juan, h.
ingresado hoy en el Asilo dc ciegos
Su eegusra es conslderada perma
nente.
-L'amamos la stsnci6n do lo
regadorss do GALES acerca del cuida
do que dsben tener para NO moiar
los que por elias transttan.
Hsmos rscibido muchas queia
sobre este particular.
Con motive dc 10 llegada del &c
Gor Tony Low Ande, o. Circo Europe
hA suspendids 81 visie para Yauco
| y anunoiA dos nuevas y sensacionale
funclones para el sabado y domingo
ia y rs del que curss.
j FL programs para 10 primsra fur
ci6n es variadoy frece s0rprendente
novedades.~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

Independientes que procsden del
campo republicsno: don Juan To.
rruells, don Adolfo Cabrera, don vi
cente Usera y don Juan Chsvier. To
tai, 1.
Unionistas: don Pedro Castsipg
don jose Vidal, don Asasio Torres
doa Ulises Clavell. Total, 4.
Independientss que procedsn de
campo federal: don e. ForSs, dol
G aillermo Schuck, Total, 2.
Radmsn. .--Republieanos, 38. Iu
dspendientes del campo republicano
l.. Unionistas, 4 Procsdentes de
campo fsdsral, 4 Total, 40 Jurados
Promedio, y pS unionista, o.
una ciudad donde la msyorfa % unio
nista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
Plaza de Ia Abo|iCi6n

mismo, reiterando oil alcalde sefi u
Oppenh sinner y sus compsaeros dc
coneei, 10 que ~ dIitmos autes.
L. Plaza de la Aboliei6n necssita
una obra que 10 distipga. con rasgoa
prscisos, dc una plaza vulgar cual.
quierA, ~ que no in.piraron nj i'm.
pulsarun su fandaci6n, simples razs'
mes dc ornsto pdblico, sino tambien
elevados ssntimientos do csracter his.
t6rico. NJ se nscssita hscer mueho
gasto: una columaa, un obelisco 4
una piramide do granite roio, con lal
inscripciones que son de rIgor, ex'
presando ca brsvss rssgos, nombrss,
feehas, efemerides, y TODD 81 es posi-
bic, on materialss del pafs.
Todo esto puede hscerss para 10
conmsmoraei6n del aiio pr6x'mo y
dsr& campo q Ponce para mostrar d.
nuevo, solsmusments, 81 cultura y 81
patriotlsmo.
Aqui, On esta ciudad, donde nc
hsy ningda 4 monumento pdblico, como
los que alderman 8 realxan los paseoi
dc cAsi todas les ciudades, en- los pue
bios progresistas, bien puede levsn.
tarss uno, aunque sea modesto y sen
cillo, qua de relieve plastico al aeon
tecimlento mas notable de nuestra his
toria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

III glorloso aniversarlo que aca.
BE- de transeurrir- % de Mario. Abo
hsi6n do 10 esclavltud mos hscs pen
sar, por 10 inevitable asoeiaci6n de
ideas, que ca 10 plaza poncaHa bauti-
sada con sl nomhrs del spigrafs, no
hsy nada que ex oess al pdblico de
una mansrA tangible el obisto & que
fa6 dsstinada.
La plaza do 10 Abolicl6n 90 un
lugar sgeadsb'e, donds iuegan chicos,
yas solaxau geandss y 10 naturaleza
distribuys An ,liamsnte reposo y fres.
curA, psro no b allo on ella uu s6lo
reouerdo para el sucsso MACAO y pa
70 los eompatriotas que asiuaron On
tel suceso.
Cusudo, poso despu6s de las dlti.
mss eleooioneS, en- los comienzos de
la presente admlnistracl6n unio aista,
- inaagdr6 dicho passo, indicamos
al que ere eut6nsss aloalde de Ponce
yG varios ooacei sles, 10 conv snieneia
d. elsvar allf uu monumento con fe
ehss y nombres alusivos & tan hsrmo
% remsmbranzs, y fae echada, como
otrAs muchss eosas titles, on oil POE }
del olvldo, que siemprs e,t& dem asis-
d. alberto en nusstro pals. Sc hscs,
puss, nscsssrio, csgsr ess pozo para
todo cuanto signiHqle bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

clones ntssslrias para 10 siseuei6n de
10 L.y. } atsnder & las nece.idades dc
bsnefcsnsiA y de trabsio que 10 mis-
ma hsga prssisas, reeomeudando s.
e sl sostenimiento del crdsn y tran.
quilidad pdbllca & tods costa.
Tambi6n hiee lectura de 10 imoor.
tants Icy do References que ircerta 10
Gsceta ex,raordinariA de 10 Isls; y
de otro dsspseho tslegrGaco de 8. E.
manitestando, que habiendo'e soiel-
tado el Corregido' y Sfndico de 10
Capital, permiss para que 10 gsnts de
color eelebrs la eitada Ley 10 ha CON
eedido, autorizando al Ayuntamiento
ra-a asistir & un TIE Deum en- 10 Ca
tedral acompafiado do los que gusten
eoncurrir Al acto, el que 80 verified
con 10 mayor compostura y el mas
pc, fecto ordeu; y con 10 mas grata S.
u f,csi6n fue un&nime scuerdo:
Qle 90 eslebrs asf mismo I'm TIE
Deum en- 10 Santa Tglesia psrroq uial
en- entuasiasta APPLAUSE y homeosis
de 10 rsgeneradora Lay votAda por 10
htdalg. 10 dc 10 Asamb!ea NaeionAl,
q 10 sombrs del sugusto imperio de
IL auprsms iustieia y del derecho hu
mano, dsolarando aoolida para liem
pre- 10 esclavitud; invitandose atenta
mente los athores ITS y ofcia!sa
de eiercito que guarnece essa plaza, los
del Bstall6n de Voluntarios , secci6n
do 10 Guardia Civil, emplaAdos dc 10
Administration pdblica y vsc'nss; y
librAndose oticio oil venerable Cura J
Vicario para que 90 sirva leaalar die
y hora & 10 celebration do tan plausi
BILE acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
DON GuSTAVO CABRERA

I'm esta ciudad 90 ha reeibido an
cablegrfmA dc Ioglat'rra, noticiando
el fallecimierto del honorable Iuerto-
rlquefio don Gustavo Cabrera, resi-.
dsnte en- Londres hAcs mrchos amos.
FL ssfior Cabrera era hiio de Pom
o.. Estsba lIgado por estrechos VIM
culos de parentesco q distipguidss fa-
milias de rus,tra sociedad, Eu 10
metr6po.i britannica se copquist6 una
fortuna y un nombre y cre6 un hogsr
modelo.
Nuestro ! lame & aus dssso scla.
dos ismilisrsl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

d luz vivo On 10 mlsms noche, frac
turandole el crauso por confusion,
10 que s'gdi6 10 muerts Immediate, J
revelando sdn un cors z5n pervsrtiic
y maljgoo
Eate hecho es contrsrio & 10 ley
para tai caso prevIsta y q 10 psx J
dignidad de <El Pueblo de Puerto
RicoS
(hrmado) JULIO M. PADILLA.
Fl cal del D.atrlto.
Esta eS 10 ictsresante causa gu,
hs ,mer zado q verse en- Ponce, Of
iuicio por Jurado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
MEETING De AN0CHE

-Anochs celehrsron un mttin On
10 plaza do sLas Dsliciass varioa
obreros de 10 Fedsraci6n Libre, On
conmemoraci6n del 80 aniversario dc
10 abolici6n de 10 eselavitud.
La eoneurrencla faS escasa, y ha
blando entire otros, los sefiores Morell
Campos y Medina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
cAUSA POR |NFANT|C|DO
ACUsACION FISCAL

El Fiscal formula acusaci6n con.
ira Msgdalena Torres, como autora
de un delito grave do asesinato en-
primer grado, prsvisto y pensdo en-
los artfculos lss, 200, AL = 2o2 del
Codigo Penal, cometido c,mo s'gue:
En- el barrio sSa'tillrs, termino
municipal de Adiultas, distrito judi
cial dc PoDc', en- la noehs del misrco,
les siete 81 ilevss och, de Febrero do
1905, 10 acusa'a Msgdalena Torres,
con malicia preconcebida, di6 muerte
illegal, voluntaris, deliberada y pre-
meditamente q un q 4 que habfa dado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24
Hip0hQnlO Pol(elo

Cusnta hoy con cuadras para
20 caballos que Sc admitsn a
Guido esmerado y a precios
convencionales.
Pr6ximas carreras el Do
mingo IS del corriente. Co.
rreran entire otros <JibaroS
contra &Perla Fina> y <Pe-
l6n> contra <Almod6var.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

Nos hs visitado nuestro amigo
don jose CASTE liar, Presidents del Co
mite unioniata de Fen Mlss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-24

sE vENDEN

Custro casas de msderas en- buen
estAdo y CON espsclosos solares.
Qiien las intersss puede informarse
en- .el bufste del abogado seiior Da
pena. Isabel nam. 8.
Ponce, Epero Is de 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
SEEKS TO HAVE CATTLE
INSPECTORS APPOINTED
Long List Of Delinquent Lots
Posted at the Court
house.
house

lSpeeiu to Tie Times Dispatch
Clit-SI ti,ilELD g. H.. September
hesitate Veterinarian DR. J. q Ferncv-
Dough. with two government officials. call
cd at rne courthouse to-day with "a view
o. cooperation with the Board Of Suner-
Vis'Is % haviu- cattle inspectors aupofut-
ga ior the siN nlasi-tcr.al districts of the
county and guaununiue such districts.
If any. touud COB he infested with the
taken Co remove Chesterfield. Powhatan.
and possibly other counties out Of the
cattle quarantine district
Unfortunately. tile board did moi nofI
frs appointed meeting yesterday because
certain 81 the delinquent tax lists were
not ready for approval ami rho appoint
mont of inspectors Is. therefore. DELAYED
nr. FcrncNhough recommends PROMPT ac-
t.ou fn order FOR Dim 20 secure best re-
suits
THE list or Delinquent town lots I'm Ches-
toIf.eN county, Oh which taxes accrued
between 1876 and lsUl. was posted at the
courthouse door yesterday boz accordance
with chapter - of the Acts - 1916 some
Two thousand lots. AN told. are delinqucnt.
and unless redeemed Will shortly bc sold
at public auction in accordance with tho
statute.
John Morton and D.. s Ggaeuer viii be-
tried here Tomorrow for being accom-
pliCes Of John Sterling in stealing copper
trolley wire from the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company store house. They
will Zee defended by IT, NJ Smith. Jr. of
Richmond.
Mr.. y. H. Cogbn. the county jailer.
and Mrs. O. }. Hopkins. postmaster here.
Pave both been quite sick for some days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
Words Of Praise for the
Great Remedy

Elixir Iahek t.c only sure cure for
Malaria. ChIus a.l Fever. is highly on
dorsed hy thousands.
hereby certify that had been suffer
ing with severe cAlils and malaria fever
for several months. ona bottle OF "FliNir
liahck las affected o. perfect cure I
have had no symptoms # ch..l~ since. and
never felt better
H. B L4ATIMER.
Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. Washington. u. G.
A. NJ kloczcwsN -Dear Sir It gives
pleasure Co certify th1t the "EliNir B4-
bck cured me Of chilis and u4.arial
fever With which ] have suffered for 10
long time. AUGUST FppS
Nance's SHOPS. Va.
have tried "Batek' FOR the past four
years. hnth as preventative and cure
for malaria. aud found q 10 be more hmm
j. claimed for 10. without it J womb Le
obliged to change my residence rs OK
rot take quininc Boa auv of its forms
J. MIDDLETON
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGCIsTs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
Fredericksburg Elopers.

fSrtC'al fo THE Times DISPATCH
FIlEDERlCkSIH'B re. VA. September
i1.-Mr q J Armstrong and Miss Corn
Hicks clipped To- Washington Yesterday
and We're married there They have re-
turned here and Will reside IN this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
The Tailor's Toll

is high, and many a
man finds himself
high and dry" trying
TO pay it.
If "tailor-made"
tinkles musically into
your car, stick to your
tailor.
If you buy Clothes as
you buy most other
things-on value re
ceived-you really
ought 70 free yourself
from tailor-bondage.
We out-tailor the
average tailor on his
own ground, give bet
ter fit. a finer finish,
and, last and most, a
subtle style that you
find only in the gar
ments Of the premier
New York diapers.
Suppose you get on
the outside Of one Of
our $50 hand-finished
Fall Suitsi 1t will at
least give YOU an idea
Of the correct things in
mems wear Just Try it
on-thats all.
r-l.l--.rli1'n'll'z' l-sr alll'-'-,--.uu.al.1.-1a
Jacobs &Levy
The Abode Of the Mode
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
N0RF ok TO BECOME
IMMIGRATION PORT
Powderly Engineering Big
Scheme to Turn the Tide
Southwark.

TT Z" TT I'I'-'-' 7II-II|I-
NORFOLK VA. September Do Hon..
Terence v. rowdery. Commissioner of
lunIieratlou ANA labos under President
Cleveland. Who recently came Oh NotfoH>
BOO the interest ~ his immigration pro-
J,ct is noW lu Europe estsliishiu- ..ea-
c4es a. tie Mediterranean countgle- Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
HOME -COMERS FROM
EUROPEAN SHORES
Ashland Filling Up With Alb
sentees at Mountain
and Sea.
Isnec.M tn The Tlmes- DisnatDn- 1

Especial To The Times Dispatoh.I
ASHLAND, VA. September il Miss
Mary Anderson. daughter Of Mr.. g. J
Anderson. who has been travelling n
Europe since early spring. has smiled for
this country. aud is expected home some.
time during September.
Miss Bessie Hoge. who has been VISITING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
THE DELEATO2 THE GREATEST SINGLE SELLING FORCE FOR Al
BOUGHT BY WOMEN

ma O the w Is Corset advertise in
an they we rutclb ipofuis
a la rel
Users IN dhH neo bun@sr boxd
JuIwh be
y re adewn
Z1111o<A<z1 Manager Advertising
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12

9 q - II q IA
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The evening world., 1906-05-01

Victory has crowned the efforts OF
The Evening World 20 hnvo tAe new
platforms bull, by tho city into the
Mannattan terzniaal OF the Brooklyn
Bridge brought into Use For n year
thev have been unoocupied-a monu-
ment to a difference OF OPINION between
former Bridge Commissioasr Best ana
the proseaS officials ot the BTook4S'H
Rapid Transit.
Announcement vus nnue
day mt the office of Presideht
win w, winter, No. SO CLINTON
street, brooklyn. that on Deoor"-
tfon Day, May 80. the phsseneer
platforms on the south side OF the
bridge train floor vould ne
thrown open to the public In the
non-rush hour period. Brass rail-
fnps, TO be placed mt the stafrwnys
leading to these platforms have
been ordered and regulations
made for chopping boxes.
we Will load Brighton Beach trr.ns
from No. l platform" said superintend-
ent l.. " Smith. OF the elevated lines.
70 an Evening Word reporor. "aad
Bath Beach trains from No. 2 platform.
The latter Is at tho extreme eastern
end OF the terminal"
why not open the gates from these
south side platforms during the rush
hour7" waa asked.
simply because B; is not practicable
at this time" was tho answer
Slxty-five Trains an Hour.
TN the rush hour We are now han
ding sixty-fvo trains an hour from the
south island platform. This represents
1000 people each hour. II we opened
the gates to tho side platform there
would DO added confusion. and those
gathering on the new side platforms
would be accessible only TO one-half
tho number OF trains passing the Island
platform now used for the night rush
ITO make It clear, we are now run
The evening world., 1906-05-01
JUSTICE SCARS,
BUT WON 7 CLIMB
Courts Adjourn, Except One
Held on Landing, Lack
ing Lifts.

CHICAGO. May mo elevators, no
rusttce, was the edict OF Cook County
Judges yesterday The thirteen hlshts
OF stairwuy to the judicial Chamber
was tho barrier at which they oa1ked.
I'm eighty-sor years young" re
marked Judge Gary. and don't need
the exercise"
u could do II in spite OF my bad
leg" asserted Judge TuthiI, who is
recovering from severe fracture. "ou
I don't"
watch me-" interrupted Judge
C'hytruus, and. followed by a process
sion OF LAWYERS, he started brnvely w
ward At the second floor he pause d
and peeked below TO see II any one was
ruhberlng. Then he announced softly
that he would hear tho motions there
Judges Cary and Tuthin summary
adjourned court until the elevators are
re-aired which Is promised to-day
The evening world., 1906-05-01
GILMORE CONCERT,
MUSIC MEMORIAL
Noted Artists TO Participate i'll
Great Festival in
Garden.

Tho p. s. Gilmore Memorial concert
at Madison Square Garien VIII take
place on Tuesday evening. May Is. un-
Ger the direction OF James w. Nor
rissey
Walter Damrosch, Victor Herbert.
Frank Damrosch and John Philip
6ousa will follow each other In con-
Quoting an orchestra OF ono thousand
musicians. q number OF vocalsts and a
cnortis OF one thousand voices
The committee OF five hundred is
headed BY President Roosevelt and John
p. Carter is secretary. w Bourke
Cochran has written that. ~ possible,
he will deliver the opening Grafton for
his dear friend Gilmore"
The sale OF seats vii! begin or Mon
day, MAY I. at Madison Square Garden,
and boxes can be had from Joan p.
Carter. Lincoln Safe DEPOSIT Company
81 East Forty-second street
The evening world., 1906-05-01
B. R. 7. YIELDS AND WILL
OPEN BRIDGE PLATFORMS
Consents at Last to Use the Structures Con-
structed by the City During the Nom
Rush Hours.

ming tnins under 81 seconds hoa rway
That .s our Limit; II we opened the sids
gates tlerc would st!ll be the Same great
crush. and our carrying capacity would
no, be Increased oae ioa, and there
wolld bo no even division IN the traile
as at present when the trAas PASS al
;eruately ol the right and then on the
lot OF the .sidnd platform"
a conferCi c. between Mr.. Smith and
his brother, General Superin e-ident ID.
: smith, together with Gtuerh Man
aRer J. + Calderwnod and President
Ntlntc-. however. settled the question
of using the south side platforms IN
as announced was TO Utilize the new
platforms beginning on Decoration
"if We md that the public will
snid II high official Mt the com
ference, Chen their usefulness
may be extended 10 the rush; hour
period. The Evening world Is
right-thc platforms should be
used"
Say Money Was Wasted.
The clnirn OF the B. r. 7. officials
81 that s4oooo0 o. the clty's money was
absolutely wasted IN tho enlargement
OF the Manhattan terminal during the
administration of former Bridge Com
missioner Best Their through trains
are made up OF SIX cars, the company
having engthsned its station platforms
an through the borough to Accommo-
date trains OF that size The new plat
r1rms in the Manhattan terminal are
built FOR hve-car trains. and there is
the rub.
GIVE us a slx-car terminal in Man
haitian" is the cry OF the 3. X 7.
crowd .''o- n loop connection with the
Wilua-nshurg Bridge. or double
decked Manhattan terminal"
Meantime tho public suffers long.
~ 10 ukH HN- ~
however Will help some even during
the non-rush hours. They Will relieve
the congestion now feature OF the
Manhattan terminal at any period OF
ARE oponed-well. the b r. 7 in all
probability will see a great light, and
extend its use OF the spacious haSg1ng
Yielding n point to the public to-day Is
a most fhtterlng evidence OF his grow
ing pcrspicuity.
The evening world., 1906-05-01

TRISCUIT - The popular
electric baked Biscuit. q
uar kegss, 25c. 9(
pRckarc ..t..,....t
SUGAR BFETS - silver
Lake brand small ton-
der SurRt Beetst dor
en- Si.t5; large LOG
i5c. can ..........,
CHOCOLATE - Blue Bcll
choedisisI Z re II ism / -ls' RaS,hs enEs 2SC
G O c o A-Croft's Swiss
MIX Cocoa tho only CO.
Goa packed In glass; 1DC
" III. slass inr, ,. 90 y
NEW POTATOES-High
crude now normu- 2Sc
das. G-qt. basket.....
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-28

from the pulpits the Gospel of Jesus
Christ, and thus de1udes its adversa-
ries, who fall back disheartened and
abandon a systematic attack. .......
"Jesuitism is but esoterlc Catholic
spirit of the whole system; and wheth-
er or not there have been, and still be,
popes and prelates who are covertly
hostile to its necessary hegemony, they
are aware that if Catholicism and pa
pacy are to last, Jesuitism is absolutely
indispensable for their justification;
were it otherwise, Rome, following the
course she has always pursued in de-
nouncing unsound doctrines of a the
illogical nature, would have been forced
to call upon the Jesuits in Vatican
Council to disown and repudiate the
unsound moral teachings of the whole
host of Jesuit authors; or failing to
obey this order Danish the Jesuits from
the church. Rome has never attempt
ed either. The Jesuits are the bold
cynics who meet with a sheer the
faltering Christian doubtful of his pow
er to reach salvation; they are the
Knockers of those seeking more light
on intellectual doubts. They, the mod
ern Pyrrhonists, emboldened by their
Greek prototype, reply now, to the
seeker of truth, as PLATE once replied
to Christ, What is TRUTH"
1t is said that the baroness's present
leaning is toward the Methodist de-
nomination, to which she was attracted
by the preaching of DR.. Charles l..
Goodell, pastor of Calvary Church, New
York City, the largest Methodist
church in the country. Her book is
dedicated "To the Rev. c. l.. Git
erary Digest.