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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
OESDE AGUAD|LLA
Jugada sorprsndida. Candi.
dato para aIcalde. Per-
soma inhuyente.
"CLOACA" STREET
Contribuciones cobradas a
una ciega mendiga. -Candi-
datos q la Camara.

En- 10 noche del vlernes dltimo,
ente diez y once de 10 misma, y On uno
do los sitios mas centricos de esta po.
blsci6n, fue sorprendida, por el dstec.
tive Norberto Qiiles y el guardia
Gonzalez, una gran iugada q 10 pro.
hibido, deteniendo 4 unos diez indi.
viduos, aquisnsa 30 les ooup6 nAipea
y dinero On gran cantidad.
Yea ALGUIEN, por esta pruehA
avidentf,ima, que sQuf no iuega, y
mucho.
~-Iof >rman que varios conocidos
8 importantes veclnos dc los barrios
do Aguadills, prssentaral su candi.
dato p sra Alcalde de esta ciudad on
las pr6ximas elecci ones, siendo 6sts
peraona RIGA 8 inf iyente On cast toda
10 iurisdicci6n, y que desempefiarA
dieno cargo establishments on bsnefi-
clio del pueblo. SQli9l serA? que no
ssra2
-Infdrmase gus & Juana Arse,
pobre anciana ciegs de 80 amos de
edad, y que impiors 10 cArlds I'd pdbli-
c., 40 ls ha Motif ,ado por esta Celec
turia el embargo de su casa por adsu
dar coDtrlbuciones del | 902 al l 903.
De 8 t. fecha para AGA, segda dice
ella, no psga contribution, porque
un tasador que iu6 envlado por el
Hon 1rable Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
vi6 que 10 casa no vafa 500; por san.
10, 90 humsnitArio que % ie condoner
los rsfsridAs contribuciones.
-Eltre los candidates. que suenar
para Dslegados q 10 Camara Lsgisla.
silva On las elecciones prtx mas no,
esse Diatrito, fgurAn los nornbres dt
los apreciables corrsligionarios dor
Ffanciaco de Pau a Acufls, don San
tisgo Viva dl y don Jose CobIan Ri
vera.
LA calls d i, 10 sCloasa,, asf lla
mada por algunos vectnos, coooc!d
anteriormente por eAlfonso KID, hoy
sBetaucess, de dia on dis 90 encuen
tra en- el mas lamentabls eatado d,
abandono y suciedad Llsmamos U,
mil'6n de vaceE mas ID atenci6n do |,
primera autoridad local y le suplica
mos por las once mil vf-gsnss que o.
de un pareito de inspection por dich,
calle en- Ice dias de inundaci6n en- ou
90 necesitan las yolss do Margari pa.
ra atravssarla.
Mario Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
OREYFUS|SM0

Ahora resulta que llamar & un
hombte sDrsyflss, en- Francis, pone
en- pei geo al csllticador do tufrlr una
IN mlltA de 500 ftAncoa.
El famoso maglstrsdo de Ch .teau
Thlerry, Preside ale Msgaaud, fa6 La
mAdo rsclenssmeuts para sntendsr en-
un iaiclo de ibelos, siendo sl case
do que Nd. A. hAbiA llamsdo & M, B.
sun Dreyfaas.
Nj. Magoaud o. fa,lar diio entire
otraI cosaa;
--sHasta que Monsieur Dreyfus
sea rshaollit ado, 81 nombre. aplicado
Au.s peraols, 90 eQuivaiente lla
marie <sraidor Asl pafs> Q tespfa al
servlclo de un paii txsraniarcs; Ia
cuSl constltuye un insulIo de 10 peor
especie possible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
De sABAAA GRANDE
D. Camilo Bull, Sc separa de
las fiIas del Partido 70.
pubIicaho.
SEN BIBLE FALLECIMIENTO
Ell Circo Europeo da su pri-
mera funcl6n.-Por infrac-
clon de leyes de Sanidad

Marzo so -Podsmos assg arar que
nuestro distipguido amigo don Cami.
10 Bull, que fue presidents del Cont.
te rspublisano y 10 % astualm snts dc
10 Junta local dc Instruction, 10 ha
separado do disho partido por no ea.
tar eonforms con oiertos proc sdimisn.
tos do los que aquf dirigsn { ESQ
agrupaci6n,
Con esa determination del sefior
Bull, pierden los rspublicanos uno dc
sus mas valiosos slsmsntos, y % do
espsrarse que el prosedsr dc dicho
amigo encuentre imItadores entire los
muehos descontensos que hoy agaran
en- oil menctona1o partido.
No divide D. Camilo que On sl cam.
po unionista se reconocen sus msri.
sos y que 80 le aprecia y di.tingae
tanto como 10 mereee.
"A las siets dc 10 noch, del dia
de aver rindi6 10 iornada de 10 vida,
4 10 avanzada edad dc sstenta y cinco
ssfos, el que fus nuestro rfspetable
amigo don Francisco Antonio Acosta,
Este san ,r, venerable por su
edad y por sus virtudes, fa6 padre do
una familia diatiuguidA y muy querI :
do en- esta sociedad.
Damos & los deudos del hnado
nuestral sincera expression ide condo
lencia.
layer lego a s,ts pueblo sl <Cir
90 Europeos y anoche di6 su primera
function con bastants pdblico.
I'll Director do 10 Compafifa obse
quie con entrsdas y luaetas & los 90.
rresponsales do los princlpales psri6
dicos do 10 isla on Ia localidad.
La policfa ha pressntado en ca
tos dias muchas denuncias por irfrac'
clones q las leyes do Sanidad.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
OESOE v[Gl-BAJA
Tribute de pesame. -Derrum.
blmiento de un pozo.
Muere LIN trabsjaaor
"SOCORRO MUTUO"
Incendlo en- Ia Central <San
Vicente. .>-El gremio de
carplnteros.

Ea este moment3, las once del
dia, circula por la poblasi6n un lac6.
nico telegrams, expedido dssde San
Juan, anunciando 10 inesperada muer.
to de don Santiago r. Palmer.
Correligionarios, hermanos = ami.
gos del que ~ no existe, asntimos an
10 mas v.vo de nuestro coraz5n san
luctuoso acontecimienio.
Ell dfa 27 del pasado mes dc
Mario ocurri6 una desgracia sensible
en- ests pueblo.
Tfabsiando en- 10 construction do
un POGO para recojsr las aguas, en- Ii
finca de don Francisco Glmsnez, on
el barrio sA'garrobos, 6 las q varas
de profundidad 10 produio un dsrrum
he que ocasion6 la muerte dc SandA-
lilo Me!endez, pe6n muy essimado por
40 boena conducta, siendo el daico
soaten do su familia.
En- oil acto vimos salir para dicho
s-sitio oil cabo Roig, do 10 policfa insu
lar, que hasta srabai6 personalmense
en- la extraction del cadavar desde
Ira clatro de 10 tarde hastA las doce
de In noche, realIz ando esfaerxoi
verdaderamsnte sobreh 1manos par
cspaeguirlo.
| L. fanilia del difanto parece que
trata de exigir una indemni zact6n o.
dueno del trabsio, que no dudamol
| le sera concsdids, atsndiando q Ia
| triste asuaci6n en- que hoy 80 encuen
tra
e dfa siguients 2S de Marc
ocurri6 un incendio en- I'm csfiavera
de Ia Central eSan Vlcsnte,s ocasio
nado casualmsnte por una ehispa d,
| Ia locomotora de 10 propia hauienda
AL toque dc las campanas 'hubt
la alsrma consiguiense en- la pobla
ci6n, ecudieado muchos vecinos q
lugar del siuiestro E faego fde prom
samente &C focado, apesar ds au exsen
sion de ouatro cuerdal.
Tamb!6n concurri6 el cabo Roi,
con aus guardias, q fu do reprimi
cua'qnier desorden que pudiera ocu
rrir
No cresmos que hsya sido much
lilo perdida, porque al dis siguieni
del suceao 10 cana fu6 corta1a y mo
Ida.
--se nos If Jrma que oil gremi
de carpintsros 90 ha separado com
plesamelte do 10 Federaci6n libre, In
gresando On 10 Intern acional de car
pinteros do los Estados Unidos d
| Amer.cs, considerandose deade lueg
aut6nomos on aus derech -, sin ma
ley que el reglamento que riga par
aouella asoci&ci6n International.
| Segdn me IAN imformado, oil OF
liz anizador de esia sacclon obrera gu
90 indepsndiza, es e incansable pro
pagandistA D. Eugsnio Saneh " Hs oi
do decIr que otroa gremios traian
IimitAr aquslla conducta.
| El ceniro flantr6pico sSocorr
Mutao,, cAds dis tiene mayor ndmer
dsjsc clos y despues de cubrir CON exa'
sl,ud aus oblig Aclones, lenta con u
remanents en- csia
CORRESpONSAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
FL DUELO DEL PALS
canso de hombrs tan insustituible
amigo tan leal Doctor Roses Sc.
fora.

,anso de hombrs tan insustituible v
amigo tan leal Doctor Roses y Sc. |
fora.
Sahana Grande Abril1.
Pedro de e zaburu Cruz.-San Juan
Noticia muerte del queridfsimo
amigo Palmer, me hs anon adado. Hk'
8 anne obsequio hacer conoeer a Cata-
lima 8 hips mi profundfsims pens por
tan tremenda desgracIs. Lsonor, Ma
rfa Luisa, Pe2ito, tomsn partici pa
ci6n en- dolor de famlia tan querida
por noaotros Anticipo graeias Gas.
tambide.
Hamacso, Abril /.
Santiago B, Palmer. San Juan
Lamento dc todo coras6n faIleci-
miento don Santiago, -Augusso Ortiz.
hayaghaz Abril l.
Catalina Romsguera do Palmer.
San Juan.
BAio impression dolorosfsimA de-
rramando ardienses lAgrimas, s'gnif'
90 usted mi profando dolor. Llore
mos Santiago. Ole Dios premie en- el
cielo 10 que ca IL tIsrra no pudo ser =
Ricardo Gomez.
Msysgtiez Abril l.
Catalina RomsgaerA dc Palmer.
San Juan.
Acepte nuessra coadole, ella por Ia
desg racla que les ohie. -Bianchi.
Rio GrAnds, Abrll l.
Sra. Catalina de Palmer.
San Juan.
Lam msntamos hondamente falleci-
mienso del patriots ins'gne y modelo
de ciudadanos, asociandonos sincsra-
mente d vuessro iusto dolor ARTURO
, Alfredo 10 Cruz.
Aayagtz, Abril l.
Catalina Romaguera do F almer
San Juan.
Por iLmsnsa dssgracia acompa
famos en- su iusta penA. Adolf Ru z
Pablo G 3nze, Victor Honole, Manue
Gart1s,
Maysgil 2, Abrll /.
Catalina r Polmsr. san Juan,
Puerto Rico llora muerte pasr ora
iLcorruptiole. Lloremos. = B. Vsnm
r. Bsez.
Maysg0 z, Abrit l.
Familia Palmer, San Juan.
Comparto con ustedes su inmensa
penR. Fernando StrazzAra.
Ponce, Abrtl 2.
| Mufioz Rivera. San Juan.
Raegols srasmisa famitia Palmer
profanda pena p6rdids irreparab.s
ilustre patricio. Adolf, Lsspier.
Caglas, Abril 2
Viuda do Palmer. San Juan
MI profanda y ssntlda condolen.
ella por desg racia irrepsrable. DR.
Reguero Fsil6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
San German, Abril l.

GAn Germani AUTH !.
Augusta Palmer. San Juan.
En- estos momentos dc tan justa
tribulsci6n para ustedes, desearfs 90
tar vueatro lado. Muerts de Santisg |
NOS he aorprendido. Rsciban nuestro |
natural duelo. Ulisea Lopez. !
Afaaco, Abril /.
Familia Palmer. San Juan.
Proflnda pena recihimos noticia
immense desgracis. Asociamos q usts.
des nusstras lAgrimas. Vicente Urru.
tie.
Afissco, Abril /.
Viuda smllia Palmer. San Juan.
Rsclban mi mas sentido pessme
por ten grands dssgracta. ID. Rodrf-
guez.
Maysguez, Abril !,
D. Catalina Romagusra do Palmer.
San Juan.
Unimonos muy estrechamsnte &
uste les On tan grande psna. Notlcia
fatal ha cAusado impression proflnda.
Qle dos de- & ustedss resignation y
scois & Santiago q su lado, Benigno
RAMIREZ y familis.
Msysgti z, Abril /.
Santiago Palmer Sac Juan.
r clbsa ex ,rsalon d. mi condo
lencla desgracla mi Querido don San
tiago. .-Amill
Maysgn q, Abril ~
Santiago B. Palmer. San Juan.
MI pGsams por fall acimiento del
noble amigo don Santiago Doctor
Lange.
Utuado, Ahril /.
Viuda de Palmer San Juan.
Nuestro sentlmiento 20 une hoy
los de ussedes para llorar tsn irrepa.
rahle perdids. Que Dios os conauele.
-Igleaiaa Fami 10.
Utuado, Abril /.
Vluda dc Pa.msr. San Juan.
Recina ex preston sincera condo
lencia por irrsparable desgr acia de
don Santiago. "A. Serbia.
An ifasco, Abril /,
Rafael Monsgas. San Juan,
ApresdrAts TX presar famtlis Pal
msr mi dolor INN ,nso muerte Queridi
stmo amigo. r. Arrillsga
Arscibo, Abril l
Juan r BaiE. San Juan.
AunQue no tengo gusso conocsrlo
ruegole de familia Palmer mi mas
sincsro pSsame por tan irreparable
Ardida.-Lavergne
Utuado Abril |.
Hon. seiiorA viuda do Palmer.
San Juan.
Do!orosisima sorpresa nos hs
causado oil fallecimiento inerperadc
do don Santiago, nusssra pena 90 muy
grande y rogauios por ell eterno des
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

RI = famllia.
Maysgu 2, Abrll2.
rEMOCRACIA, San Juan.
SupllcamosIe exprese viuda Pal
mer en- nueatro nombre on el dc todos
los unionissas de Cabo Roio, nuestro
immense pesar por la muerte dc su
inolvidahle espoao 6 inslgne patriota
Santiago Palmer. Juan Migael To.
70, doctor Gaxtsmblde, Joie Antonio
Fleytas Colberg.
Csglas, Abril 3.
DEMoCRACIA San Juan
Pueblo de Csguas hondamsnte
consternsio por notlcia iallecimiento
del venerable pairicio don Santiago
Palmer. Comite Unioniats estar& re.
presentado por cuatro de aus MEM
bros en- exsauia finebres. Alcalde
convoca ayuntamieoto session exsrsor
dinsria para rendir homenage de
amor y gtattid q 10 msmoria del
gran puertorriqueflo. Corresponsal.
Csguas, Abril 2.
: Sefiora Viuda dc Palmer. San Juan
A nombre Unioniakas esta CIudad,
envio & usted y dema famillares la
mas sincsra manif ,sssci6 do le.am Q
nor la etsrna auaencia de nusat-o que
rIdo & irolvidable don Santiago. To
dos nos asocixmoa 8 81 iufto door. --
G sbriel Gimenez.
Arroyo, Abrll 2
Familia Palmer. San Juan.
Deploramoa desgracia irreparA bic
muerts don SAINTS 60 envism nues
sro mas sentido pesame. Huyk', De
Choudens,
Nayaguez, Abril 2,
Familia Santiago Palmer.
| san Juan.
Indecib's psna acAbo sabar muer
to de Palmer, tremenaa de'gtacia re
slgnacion. Juan Torruellas.
Ponce Abril q
DEMO JRACIA, San Juan f. 4.
Fallscimiento Palmer causadC
houoa pena easa ciudad. Pseemoa
i bllso nueatro pesams por L6rdlda dc
tan buen compasriota. Sehack, wi
vera, Morst, LIorsns, Canales, Her
nandtz, AAtol.
| Ponce Abril z.
DEMoCRACIA, San Juan.
FL comite unio aista de Pefiuelal
slgoiti,a 10 expression de su pesar, POI
el fallecimiento del benem6rito patrio
to Santiago Palmer. .-Cast,llar.
Manana continuaremoH publican
do los t.legramas que sigusn reci
biendoae dc Ia isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vlejo de p4rl6dlco a dos
pesos el qnlntal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04

aus compa1 sros pr sl tX TO eoAstante
On aus diflciles opsrscIones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
Sabana G -ands, Abril 2

Sabana G -ands, AbrH 2
CatslIna r de Pa'mar. San Juan.
Aoomps Il amos d ussed on ~ iuato
dolor por irreparable perdida de nuea.
tro busn Santiago, Domingo Masaa.
ri , familia.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

pies Farty. Under the impetus
that conventions action the party
captured Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO, South Dakota, and several 9th
er States in the West and South,
dominating them for several years.
1t lost its control only after the
old line parties Of the States adopt
ed, one by one, nearly all of the
principles promulgated by the Pop
ulists in their Omaha platform.
Today the Populist of 1892 will
not feel lonesome in either the Re
publican or Democratic fold. He
stood then for an income tax, for
Government ownership or control
of railroads, for IA law making re-
bates a crime, for the initiative and
referendum, for an elastic currency,
for regulation of the packing in
dustries, and laws prohibiting the
packing trust from robbing both
producer and consumers of beef, for
control of corporations, and the
prevention of their use of money in
political campaigns, and, in short,
for nearly all of the reforms that
are now being advocated by both
the old political parties. The fu-
ture will give the Populist credit
Tor having been Il pioneer in urging
these reforms and responsible, by
his vigorous campaigns, for the
championship of them by the dom
inant parties. The Populist deserves
thanks rather than criticism or rid
icule. He has done good work for
his country.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
DR.. EliOt'S Opportunity.

Football, baseball, and track ath-
letics are all objectionable to Pres
ldent Eliot of Harvard To his eyes
they are too hard to keep clean and
Eportsmanlike. Lacrosse has not
proven itself; hockey is too rough
and requires too much team work. -
Only tennis ana rowing deserve com
mendation as clearly honest recrea-
tions for the college student.
Amateur athletics viii never be
made clean by such a process of
elimination. 1t is not the sport that
is at fault. 1t is the sportsman.
And if President Eliot would have
semi-professionalism driven out and
teach his Harvard boys the Joy of
contests whicn leave the partici-
pants better friends he must de-
vote himself to the human rather
than the athletic problem.
Further, the situation has been
bad enough without making it seem
worse. 1t is true the American pur-
pose TO win has overorganized our
college athletic departments. But it
has not ruined football, baseball,
track athletics-aIl or any one of
them. Honest sport and clean
games are still the rule. If Dr. Eliot
viii talk the matter over with his
students he viii find they are as
eager as he for the right kind of
sport and that he has a fine oppor-
unity 10 cooperate with them to
correct the very evils Of which he
complains.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

What more desirable then that the
work be done by a beautiful teach
err All children love beauty. God
willed them in the disposition of
this earth, the trees, the flowers, the
brooks, the sunshine, and all the
Brightness of life. The clouds and
other obstacles and depressing in
tiuences are reserved, or should be,
for those of maturer years. Knowl-
edge and nature are both best inn
parted and interpreted, for the chill
dren, by beautiful persons, by those
in love with life and enraptured
with the world.
The Indiana teacher should be re-
instated. The action of the super
intendent who dismissed her admits
of no apology, excuse, or explana-
ton, unless, of course, he has a
Jealous wife.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
The Passing of the PopuliStS.

The Populist party of Kansas is
to be officially and formally dis
banded at a meeting of the State
committee 10 be held at Topeka on
December 27. The party candidates
polled but l,1OG votes in the recent
election in Kansas, and the leaders
are now convinced that the party's
mission is ended, 'ts usefulness out
/ lived.
The dispassionate judgment of the
political historian will give the Pop
ulist party a ereditable position in
the list of political organizations in
/ this country that have worked for
high principles and accomplished
much for the general good. For
few years the party was strong
enough in the West to control a
number of States and to keep the
politics of the nation much unset
/ tied. In the last ten years, how
ever, the numerical strength of the
organization has waned steadily
/ and it has been the custom of the
country TO treat the POpulists as
joke, the butt of newspaper sar-
casm and oratorical ridicule, pictur-
ing the individual Populist as a
/ sockless, bewhiskered crank.
No greater mistake was ever
made. The Populist of the West
was as much d student and a think
ef as the Republican or Demo-
crat. He read good books and mag
azines and understood economic
conditions quite as well as the av-
erage American.
Better than the average citizen
he saw the abuses of power by the
railroads and the money interests
that were controlling the East. and
did so long before the country gen
/ orally began TO appreciate the dom
ination of the trusts.
The Populist party was organized,
primarily, as a protest against rail
road domination in State politics.
The old Farmers Alliance-from
which the Populist organization was
formed-TePresented the sentiment
of the farmers of Kansas, Nebraska,
and other Western States, who were
being held up by the railroads on
grain and stock rates and, by rea-
son of railroad control of State pol
ities, prohibited from securing any
relief through the legislatures.
The Populist convention of 1892
produced the Omaha platform"
which represented all that was rad
ical in the dozen or more different
organizations of protests that were
there united into the National Peo-
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Their Own Fault.

Complaint has reached the Dis
trict Commissioners that one of the
official ash-men is undertaking to
hold up householders for tipss This
is the first report of the kind since
Commissioner West cleaned out the
whole department of the tip-grafters
a year ago on a showing made by
certain commission merchants.
The proceedings then established
both the determination and the
ability of the Commissioners to stop
this abuse. But they can stop it
only when informed of its exist
ence. They can learn of its eX-
istence only from the householders
who are asked for tips.
The whole matter. therefore. rests
with the householders. Such of
them as submit TO a levy from the
drivers in order TO get good service
deserve exactly what they get. 1t
Is their own fault.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
The Waterways Plan.

The delegates to the waterways
convention were wise enough to ac-
cept good advice when, in their dec
laration of views, they went on rec
ord for liberal expenditures for wa
terways improvements, but did not
recommend particular views as to
the program of improvements that
ought to be carried out,
II was well known that the gath
ering was inspired primarily by a
desire TO secure betterment of the
Mississippi system of lakes, and
their connection with Lake Michi-
gan by a great ship canal. There
fore it would have been easy enough
to make the mistake of recommend
ing a particular project of this ma
ture. To have done so would have
been to make the movement section
al and narrow. II would have
aroused suspicion and hostility
rather than cooperation and har-
mony.
The congress recognized that if a
policy of liberal expenditures for
internal waterways shall be inaug-
urated and consistently maintained,
particular improvements of real
merit will not be very long in get
ting specific attention. The canal
izing of the Mississippi and its con-
nection with the lakes win be
among the early enterprises taken
up.
There are some usually astute
people in Washington who gravely
doubt whether the railroad trans
portatiOn situation in this country
is so bad as has lately been charg-
ed; whether there is such a cOnges-
tion of traffic as railroad managers
freely admit. Some of these have
even alleged that the situation is
being made to look worse than il
really is. in order that the public
mind may be prepared for a pro-
gram of extensive additions TO cap
ital account 10 represent better
ments and new equipment. 1t is
safe TO say that if the railroad in
terests have been representing their
plight worse than ii really is, they
viii not long delay TO change their
tone if the threat of a great com
peting system of internal waterways
is made to look serious.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1896.
The Nation and Child Labor.

Great as have been the departures
from the original conception OF Fed
eral power, nothing so cNTavagant has
ever been seriously suggested as what
Is involved. in the proposal of Senator
BcFerioge 10 extend Federal jurisdiction
10 the child-laboT problem by iegiSla-
tiCn providing that every carrier of
interstate commerce shall require an
athdIVit from each factory or mine
owner shipping It's produce that it does
not employ children under fourteen
years OF age.
Thus the Baltimore News.
The Beyeridge plan may not be
the best plan to accomplish the pre-
yention of child labor. But if il is
objectionable il is not on the
ground that it is revolutionary. 1t
does not differ in principle from
the supervision of distilleries, the
meat inspection bin. and the pure
food laws. And the cause is quite
rs good "a one as any of these.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
PLAN CAMPAIGN
AGAINST BAILEY
Dallas County, Texas, to Be
Thoroughly CanVaSsed
by Opponents

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. 8.-The Bailey
and anti Bailey feeling is intensely
acute In Dallas. The city is the real
central point OF the aEti-Bailey move
ment and its propaganda.
Conferences have been held today by
both sides Many of the most proni-
nent Democrats Of the State have called
on Bailey at his apartments in the
Oriental Hotel.
All pledged Bailey their support.
Bailey was plainly pleased at the evi-
dence Of confidence in him.
The anti-Bailey men in their confer
ence determined To hold a mass meeting
in Dallas some day next week, at which
Former Attorney General NJ. NJ. Crane
is 10 be one of the principal speakers.
4 Young mems "Anti-Bailey Democratic
Club" was organized and sfxJy-nvo
members appointed to go into every
country-voting precinct Of Dallas
county TO make ant-BaHey speeches
and circulate anti Bailey petitions on
the same night
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

volve. according to the board. an i'm
mediate outlay of 1900 for repairs, SIS. .OO0
for improvement and enlargement OF
the nurses home and the erection of a
new building at an estimated cost of
S30G, COO.
Care of the Insane.
Referring to the per capita cost Of
caring for the insane patients at the
Government Hospital for the Insane, the
report brings out that while the present
per capita cost, 500 a patient per an
mum, is high as compared with hos
pitfalls throughout the country, yet it is
not by any means exorbltant when the
high standard OF care at the institu-
ton is considered
The report has unanimous approval
Of the Board Of Charities. composed Of
John Joy Edison, Charles T. NeuI.
George W. Cook. DR.. George 81. Kober.
and Simon Wolf Appreciation for the
services Of S. W Woodward, who re-
Gently resigned after acting as presi-
dent Of the board for six years. is also
mentioned.