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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25

aor 9, cumplieodo eonds7a por diver
sos delitos. D, ellss cstorcs sou mu
iereG
Hoy hao aldo pue,toz 50 llhertad
jose Martinez , Anastatio F.ores,
smbos de Poucs
-Hsn irg 'Fstdd en- Ia carael: So
mariado' Ramon G 1s6 rez de Pc
nlelss, por f.ssdsd de docunento
pdblico, y Martin Padilla per asentado
c1rtra 10 vIdR. En- senssncls fl m :
FelIpe Mori.t.i, alias ielo, de Ytu:o,
por seduction q 400 dollars de multa,
6 & un diA de prision por ca1a dollar
Sc encueLtra erfsrno el com 90
sitor director de orqueata sen 1r
Ffancisoo di Gasd,
Msrtes "a.
Eata nochs dsrt la com p&ffs Sso'
nsmIglio ls Opera Rg0letto ds Ver5i,
obrA ssecglda para debut del tsnor
DArdari,
Msaans, microbes, Iosca, do Puc
cinI,
Essa ensAyandose la famosk 6pers
de Rossiti II Barbisre dc SsUiglia,
-S22 Ieolorss ooncucrieron 81 10 se
mana isima Ala bibliotssa munlclpsl
- -Los veainos de 10 Gala de! eOA
pitan Correas ss queia1 de- cue eli
hsce fa'ta riego. A vsces ae levantaI
lespeaas polyaredas, al msnor soplo d
vienso,
--Auochs huho yels 10 lirlco lite
raria on el centro espiriaista <L6mea
TotoI loa conourrentes cantaron u
himno, aconpth a adoa oil piano por do
Manuel Vidal, Algunas saaorisas r,
citsron pcesfas, Pronur ciaron dil
eursoa los asi res Ayons, GA!ve
O.sro y L:do. Mat.erzo Cinsr6n.
/ Aver IL gres6 on el Asilo de loet
Calixss Torres.
i. Exht,n hoy en- dieho eatables.mIe
to tres hombres y sails mui,rss
--En al HJspisal Tricochs hA /
grenade hoy Joae Eohevarris, Atao
!. dc disenteria.
Il Para 10 Care, mun,cip,l 90 Q
i, minissrarAn 43 estanci4s y para /
Hospisales municipRles 100
layer viaitAron las dspendenoi
!, del Hospital Tric4cno gunos daeg
{. | dos q Ia Assm 1les egpirisists, AGO.
!. o. Il Ados de DIS sth )ritas y cuatro G
~ balleros mas. Acarcaropss q los G
a fe,mos dirjg endoles palabras cons
"a la iorAs, y tgs4ron tabacos 4 alg
COS do silos.
I'll Salieron muy sstlsfschos Del /
"A tecto del Hospital, as como del Is
, men que tn 81 go ohasrva.
10 -El diasipguiio compositor pu
10 torriquef1o don Braulio Dutn) Col
noa ha ohsequiado con un ei mplAr
en ~ darza para piano La Crio.la
jr'I GrAoias, por Ia ineza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25
CARTAS VISTAS

Los rspublieanos de Ponce son
unos polfticos muy guasones. Sc d.
vierten con cualquier cosa.
A falta de rasones con que com
batirnos. lar zsn rtb'ic,msnte en ter
tulias y cafes, csllss y plaxss, afrma.
eiones estupendss, crsyendo que por
ese medic podr&n embaucsr & los Gle
mentos populares que dan potsneiali.
dad & nuestro partido.
A raiz dc 10 marcha del gobs ma
dor Winthrop q Estsdos Unidos, pre-
gonsban que 6.ts no volvsris mas 4
10 isla, y que tsl conducta del gobisr.
no federal de 10 nsci6n, determinaba
10 mas segura dsrrota del parsido
unionista en- las eleeciones pr6xmas.
Mas o. nveneidos dc ~ ergsfo mali
eioso, aeudsn & Ice ventlvas calle
jsras y, sl ttscto, dieen que los valio.
sos elementos que en- otrA 6posa cons
tituyeron el partido sParos, 80 hsu
separado dc 10 90 ni6ns y que. On In
teljgencias con ellos, los republics
nos aplastarfan OIL unionismo.
A risa mueve tan inocents propa
Ra1ds; pues b!en conoce lido Ponss
que los enanos do 10 protesta nads
Yspressntan nj signifcan y saben gu,
10 que fu6 partido sPurcs en- mRsa eI
y ssra union sta y NADIA mas que unio
nista.
Las ruedas do molino passron
10 historic; oil pueblo comulga actual
msrte on el altar sscrosanto do !,
patria lsvantsdo por 10 sUni6ns; ,
sse altar no podr& ser profansdo po
los modernos f.riss-s.
Blen pueden los repub'iesnos 10
vensar nuevA bit'cora que ce meio
iasgo, porQue el iaego do ahora so
CARTAs vIsTAs.
81 los protsatantes de las b jita
suslsas que algunos llaman b isso
das del &rbol del preaupuesto -des' .
cslebrsr intengsncias con el partid
reppb.icauo, bien sea, que tai ovei
con tel pareis; psro olviden y no mt
lessen mas OF n la muletilla dc <1urc
caliacsci6n que solo tx ste co las G,
lsnturiertas mientss do los que %,
den miuan los siete.
Las ambiciones bastsrdss, ell |,
GRO personal, son malos conseisro
Como que han sido en- todos los tier
pos esusa y origen do las g'andes
criminales traiciones.
Tersistan los republicsnos On !
bogsr la polilla po'itics y cream q
30 10 sgradecemos dc 10 las vera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25

Pero tepgan pressr to unos y otros que
disputsr 81 triunfo 81 partido unionis
ta en- Ponce, es s'g) ficil, mas diffcil
dc 10 que & primsra vista pare
90.
Ytxl,ten razones poderosss para
Que iamAs triunfe en- eats porclon de
la Ills, el partido republicano. Esas
r,zonss ioa muy conocldas por los
mi.mos repub!icsnos y por los hAbi
tantes de Ponce.
Las triatemente eelebres iornadas
de 1902 sdo ss recuerdan por los e!e
| msnsos dc crden. Exlsten pf glnas muy
| ne gra. en- 10 historic del parttdo re
puhllcano en- Poncs.
Aquella tsrribls conmoel6n social
que padeci6 este pueblo. producida por
| 10 turbuleEclA poli,lca, no pueds ser
rspe.ids, % impossible Que SO permits
| su repeticion, porqus clio darfa mar
gen q gus 90 tormsse IN bsjo concep
TO de 10 que representatives los ponce
fioa on 81 concerto polisico social dc
| 10 isla.
| Por conveniencia propia, por pa
| triotism,o o debemos todos contribuir
| que siga levantaio por 10 alto 'el 90.
| tandarts del orden y de los dignida'
des pAtrias, prooursndo que iamal
yuelva q levantAras el bochornoso !
criminal imperlo del leio que tant'
llesiona & 10 segaridAt cludadana
debilita el credito del pals ante 10
dsnGs pusblos del exterior. Nscssi
tamos diafrutsr libsrtAdes amplias
urge lsvantar el nivel social de nuea
tro pueblo; hora 81 ~ de que ipgre
semos On oil concerto dc 10 civilizu
ci6n moderns; pero biensndspzss ta
leo solo pusden ser obsenidas po
! pkr.idos en que militsn los patrlo tai
los hombres do orden J do honrade
prohsdas.
Por Gao no dud.mos del triuni
= de II <Uni6n Puertorriqu.nNs.
Il El pueblo de Puerto Rlc paiec
=, lsu cr.ais politics, y por lsyes htst6r
!. cas sab mos que las grandea clfa
nolf,ioas de los puabt 0 ceden peso
& Ilss grandes reformas politcas,
sdvenimlento de estas r,tormts
ysrificara, Por el concursso leal de l.
l. unit nisias, para ben dc todos |
. pusrtorriqu nos.
VI yeritas.
Ponce, Abril "a. 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25
Anuncios esPecia|es para Ponce
Hip5 hOn) Pjl(el 0

Cuenta hoy con cuadras para
20 caballos que Sc admiten a
Guido esmerado y a precios
convencionales,
Pr6ximas carreras el Do
mingo Is del corriente. Co.
|rreran entire otros SJibaroS
contra <Perla FlnaH y <Pe-
l6nH contra <Almod6var.>
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
"THEY WRINKLE AND ARE TIGHT
SAYS MAN OF HIS CLOTHES

able material so he refused TO pay for
but one of the garments.
Smith brought suit for $S3, the
amount OF the various suits. and OBJ
tanned Judgment in the lower court.
Dyott, not satisfied, carried the case
to department. three of the superior
court, and yesterday the attorneys,
Judge and tailors got together to de-
eide whether the garments were a per-
feet iit
All the suitings were piled on the
stenographer's table, so that the court
room looked as though job lot of
trousers was being auctioned.
Smith took the stand and said that
the garments were carefully hand
made by the eastern tailors under his
personal supervision and that they
had been a perfect fit and that they
were exactly as ordered.
His assistant bore him out: also
several tailors called upon to- give evil
dencs.
Then here were a few more tailors
on the stand for the other side and
Dyott was called upon to try on the
clothes.
BY consent of attorneys for both par
ties the manager was spared the en-
barrassment of putting on the various
pairs of trousers in open court and 1t
was stipulated that the trousers were
not so bad.
Tries on Clothes
The first coat to be tried on was the
oream-colored outing garment. 1t hung
rather loosely and there was a decided
wrinkle at the back seams.
THAT garment will shrink when dry
said Smith, 80 that we made
It loose"
"But | weighed twenty pounds less
then than 1 do now" stated Dyott, and
the court gdsped and tried to figure out
just how much difference in the general
outline of Dyotts figure that extra
twenty pounds would make
The blue serge coat seemed to wrinkle
in the same place and the gray coat
was trihe too narrow across the
shoulders. AS for the vests, it was
said they we're not of the proper wash
able material.
When all the evidence had been taken
and Dyott had been compelled several
times to try on the coats, the court
took the case under advsement until
today, when a decision will be handed
Gown.
In the meantime, by order of the
court, the coats which have become
too short by reason of change in
style between seasons will be kept by
the clerk.
Yesterday Clerk Livesey bought
supply of moth balls. and through no
fault of his will the coats be damaged
during their stay in the evidence vaults
Of the court house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
SAN PEDRO REJ0lCES AT
HARB0R APPROPRIATION
LIEUT.. MINERS OPERATIONS DE.
LAYED TILL OCTOBER
Clam Shell Dredger Will Continue
Until Channel Is Five Hundred
Feet Wide-Pushlng the Liquor
Law Convictions
snecIal to Tne Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SAN PEDRO June 2S.-People of San
Pedro were much pleased this morning
to learn that an appropriation of $4,000
had been made by congress % continue
the work of dredging the channel from
the inner to the outer harbor. 1t had
been greatly feared the past few days
that the work out there would either
have to be stopped or that the suction
dredger from the inner harbor would
be taken there, but now the work of the
clam shell dredge will continue until
the channel is 500 feet wide instead of
1OO as 1t is now.
There was considerable disappont-
ment expressed among the citizens of
the town when it was first learned that
Lieutenant Miner would not begin
work on the fill of the outer harbor
until on or after October 1. 1t is realized
that such a big undertaking cannot be
begun as soon as a smaller one might
be, but the people had been led to be-
lleve by the boomers of the plan when
It was first started that the work
would be commenced inside of ninety
days
The trial of Mrs. Jennie Corrothers
on the charge of selling liquor without
a proper license was taken UP yester-
day. when the work of securing jury
commenced. Nearly the whole of the
afternoon was taken up in the attempt
to secure a jury, and when the court
finally adjourned but six of the re-
CURED number had been accepted. IT
was again taken up this afternoon
and a jury finally secured, but the
evidence was not all in at closing time.
There have been several of these
liquor cases held here lately and In
each one the jury brought in a verdict
of not guilty. This, the prosecution
and reformers state, is because the
right kind of men are never picked by
the officer who drafts a jury. 1t was
because of this that so much trouble
arose in securing this jury. Each man
was obliged to state that he was tax
payer last year and had his name on
the assessment rolls of the county. In
this rule many men who care
little for the enforcement of the laws
were turned down. The new city trus-
tees and their office appointees are de-
termined to have the laws of the city
they say, and if not satisfac-
tory, then let the people so state. Il
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
OBJECT TO STREET OPENING
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, June 2S.-At the
special meeting of the city council last
night a lengthy discussion of the ques-
tion of opening Cedar, American and
Chestnut avenues through to the sea
was followed by the adoption of a
resolution of intent to open the last
named thoroughfare.
John E. DAILY city attorney. said that
since the opening of Chestnut avenue
would necessitate cutting through
property which had been decided to the
city for park purposes, there would
undoubtedly be hard fight against
the proposed improvement.
This opposition will be offered by the
Strand Improvement company, which
owns a valuable sand tract on the
beach at the foot of the street. An Off
cial of the company said this evening
that an injunction would be asked for
restraining the trustees from carrying
out their plans.
The resolution adopted last night in
cluded a description of the territory to
be taxed for the extension of the street.
1t extends as far north as Eleventh
street 1t is not improbable that SINH
lar resolutions will be adopted in the
near future concerning Cedar and
American avenues and Seaside boule-
ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
DEMAND FIRE PROTECTION
Pasadena People Impatient Over DeIay
in Giving Section Needed
Protection
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, June 2S.-There is
much call for a meeting of the North
Pasadena Improvement association to
consider a number of questions of
great and pressing importance and it
is probable that such meeting will be
held.
One of the matters which is worrying
the north siders is the delay in INSTALL
ing the needed fire protection i'm that
section.
The fire department Improvement
bonds which were recently voted won
out largely because of the enthusiastic
support they received in this part OF
the city.
Now that the Edison Electric COM
pany's injunction suit has tied up the
whole question so that the Improve
ments contemplated and SO badly
needed on the north side are at a
standstill there is a serious desire TO
have the city council take II up again
IN another special election.
The important questions of abating
the pole nuisance and OF extending the
sewer mains are also being agitated,
and u the meeting is called Will be
considered
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
BEGINS WORK ON SCENIC
DRIVE UP MOUNT RUBlD0Ux

RIVERSIDE, June 2S.-Work was
begun today by the Alsop Engineering
and Construction company of Los An
geles on the Rubdoux scenic drive.
The company under the terms of the
contract has until October to COM
plete the job, but expects to finish be-
fore that time.
miles long ascending Rubidoux noun
tain and about half that distance in
making the descent. The grade will be
per cent in making the ascent and
per cent in descending. The contract
price will be trifle less than $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
Benefit TO BE PRETENTI0US
Long Beach Interested in Tonight's
Concert-Pecular Auto Ac-
cident-Fremen's Ball

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, June 2S.-The bene-
fit concert to be given tomorrow night
in the auditorium will be quite pre-
tentous event. The assisting vocalists
will be Signor Pietro Buzzi, Nine. Cy-
rus Donate, Miss Zena Ripperdon and
Nine. Edith Jameson Lowe The pro-
gram will include the prison scene
from al Trovatore" Buzzi will sing
Cupid Has Found My Heart" from
"The Yankee Consul" and one of
Nine. Donates numbers will be "El-
sa's Dream from Wagner's "Lohen-
grin" The leader of the band, Marco
Vessella, has promised to introduce
several new numbers.
A. B. Chubbic, a bicycle salesman,
was cranking an Oldsmobile last night
i'll the Bear of his store on West Sec
ond street, when the crank suddenly
flew back with such force that both
bones in his right wrist were broken.
Improper adjustment of the mechan-
ism caused the accident.
The Fourth of July parade will con-
sst of four divisions. 1t will include
at least three bands, more than thirty
allegorical and advertising floats, patri-
otic organizations and secret societies,
long line of decorated autos and car
riages and a procession of children.
The formation and line of march were
announced today by the grand mar
shall
Following the complaint of a citi-
zen that he had been "beaten out of
$25' in an establishment on the pike
here, the city officials will investigate
the character of the various conces-
sions to determine whether any of
them are questionable. The man who
made the complaint today is said by
the police to have little ground for his
complaint.
A ball given last night in the audi
torium by the city firemen netted a
good-sized sum for the improvement
of the fire headquarters. Features of
the evening We're drills by Company
Fl of the state militia and the Pomona
high school cadets. The running and
coupling race for the Heartwell medal
was postponed until July 4.
Several business men are. considering
the establishment of a country club
and site north of town is under con-
sideration.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
PROMINENT CITIZEN TO WED
Supervisor Lukens, Pasadena Pioneer,
Secures License to Marry
on July
Special to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, June 2S-Hon. Il. P.
Lukens of this city, acting supervisor
for the United States forestry depart
ment with headquarters in Los An
geles, will be married on July to
Miss H. Sibyl SWEET of No. 343 Waverly
drive the wedding ceremony to occur
at the home of the bride.
The affair will be quiet and unos-
tentatious, according to the desire of
both bride and groom, none but the
families of the two parties being pres
ent.
The groom Is one of the most promi-
nent citizens of Pasadena and has
been leading spirit in its history since
almost the founding of the old Indiana
colony.
He has served in a number of Off
cial capacities in the city. but in re-
cent years has been chiefly interested
i'm the question of reforeStration, his
Investigations along this line and the
published results having made him
national authority on this important
subject
Mrs. Lukens was an invalid for many
years and died within the year, while
the only daughter was recently hap
PLY married.
Miss SWEET. whom Mr., Lukens Will
marry. is al highly respected woman,
who has resided in Pasadena for years.
The announcement that the marriage
license has already been issued for this
marriage will be pleasant news to their
friends, although the promise of their
marriage was made public some weeks
ago
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29

Nickel plated SOAP DISHES, towel
bars, cuspidors, oil stoves, tea kettles,
fruit stands. serving trays, ETC., values
up to Csc. All specially priced for
SOMETHING DOING 'ay at. Csc
STEEL FRY PANS and an assortment
of granite cooki utensils. worth
from 39c to soc. Choice, SOMETHING
DOING" day at.................... .25c
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
TRY a Herald Want Adj
LOnq Beach Boulevard Tract

Twenty-four fine lots on the. Pacihe
between Los Angeles and
Long Beach. within miles of auditor
ium and ocean. Principal residence
streets OF Long Beach run through this
tract. Prices $500 up; u cash, balance
Locust ave. Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
Heart
LikeaCock

The pulsation of the heart
marks the passage of the blood
through the veins, just as the
ticking of a clock indicates the
flight of moments of time.
Palpitation, fluttering or irreg-
ular action reveals the fact that
the heart is running down
and unless strengthened, is
liable to stop at any time un-
der some weakening influence,
such as excitement, over-work,
or intense mental or physical
strain. To regulate the heart
action, you should take
DIR. Miles Heart Cure when
any symptoms of a weak heart
is apparent. 1t has no equal.
Sometime ago I had a very severe
pain around my heart, and most OF
the time | had a heavy beating or
throDolng OF the heart. 1t would beat
50 that when l lay down at night it
would sound like a small clock In bed
with me. could count the ticking.
With every little exercise. or walking
1 felt like my heart would give out.
and would be so tired 1 would have
10 lie down and rest. / suffered quite
= while In this way, then | concluded
70 try. DR.. Miles Heart Cure. / mad
not taken II long until / began TO feel
easier, and so con tinued. and the med
icine entirely cur ID me. / am very
grateful for the great good l received
from DR.. Miles II art Cure"
JOSEPH BROADHEAD,
tindlay, Illinois.
Or. Miles Hea { Cure Is sold by
your druggist, VIII viii guarantee that
the first bottle wi benefit. II Ii falla
he Will refund yo money.
Miles Medical :, Elkhart, Ind
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29

Crumb tray and scraper-heavily
nickel plated; scraper has black
ebonoid handle; regular SOC
value. On sale at..............25c
Tea and coffee pots-finely nickel
plated and have solid copper bot
toms; good soc value. On sale
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
Nickel Plated and Granite Ware
Choice at Csc

"Something Doing" in the Basement-Vaues Up to Csc
Today nickel plated and granite Los Angeles
bargain huntersng you probably need for the home
at saving hal-some of them listed here and shown
the windows Splendid values every Of the and
today 25c buys what you pay SOC for other days [
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
COURT ROOM LOOKS LIKE A
TAILOR SHOP
Three sults-BIue, Gray and Cream
coored Affairs-cause Judge,
Jury and Lawyers to
Ponder

A suit over a suit of clothes caused
considerable excitement in department.
three of the superior court yesterday
afternoon when the court room was
besieged by tailors. all of whom were
anxious to show where the suits in
question did not fit the portly person of
s. II. Dyott, manager for one of the
departments of Broadway depart
ment house.
The suits, for there were three of
them, were piled on the stenographer's
table, and one by one they were tried
on the complaining witness.
According to the primary evidence
Offered, Dyott. who had been en-
ployed by a well known department.
store. went TO the firm of James Smith
q Co on Spring street and contracted
for three suits of clothing.
The agreement took place last Aug
ust, and Dyott carefully selected mate
rial for three suitings. the first a fine
specimen of blue serge, the second a
neat gray serge and the last a most
delicious piece of cream-coiored outing
cloth.
Send Measurements East
Smith, the proprietor of the establish
nIent, was In the east at the time. and
according to the evidence offered by
his assistant, the measurements for
Dyotts well-rounded figure were sent
to the New York house, there to be
made into the suits. Two vests, ordi-
nary business vests, were ordered at
the same time and were made in the
east.
Then the suits came spinning over
the rails to Los Angeles and Dyott
went to view the garments which We're
thenceforth to adorn his person.
But horrors! the coats were short
and pnched under the arms.
In another suit the shoulders were
too narrow, when under Dyott's ex-
press orders those shoulders were to
be we'll padded and broadened out by
the skillful hands of the tailors.
Dyott, therefore, would accept only
one of the suits. The other two did not
fit, and hang properly, according to his
views and the vests were not of wash
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-29
Hot Wave Claims Victims
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-This was .he
hottest day of the year, the mercury
reaching 81 In the weather. Office at 2
o'clock Two deaths are attributed to
the heat