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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

H,mos entrAdo eu sl periodo g.
do do 10 cam ana sl'ctoral.
Las sgfup. eionss sontsnoisnts'
no prepsran con mas ardor que nurc'
al sombate.
De todos los q ubitos de 10 isis
NOS llegan grAtfsimAs nuevas sobre
Ia emission ' el sntusiasmo do IL
Uni6n de Puerto Rico.
Como ues sola aims, como uns
voluntad sols, disponsu aus sgderri.
das .lsrg4s On liasa de b.talla.
e. induiable q1e vercsrau, por
que TODD eontrihuys & que sea una
res si1s d esa 41dida nuest'o triurf'.
We've Ia U ai6n & sehsr en- nusstrs
is;a los cmientos do una pateia mo.
raj, nusvA
PepresantA oil porvsnir c1n todas
sas atE ,dAa grAudeEAs y preaent!dos
esplendTes
Q .isre que icdos loa pusrtorriq de'
EOS se unAn eom3 hsrmanos, NC para
faes politieos tan solo, ain6 para TO.
dos los sf scs % de ID vida, & do do
que eonstlsuy an Al pueblo digno do
tal nom brs, de que SEE algo mas que
una aim ole expression gaogrAdss On sl
m.gnfisd coneierto qae formAn los
pueblos del muudo, y 90 por esto que
trlunts era y vlVir6 large y pr6spera
vida, AiastAndo aiempre sus modal.
dadsS & lag exigsnciss do sueesivas
ev oluclones.
Nassiro pueblo, al aeguirla, de.
muestra que tisns criIsrlo propio, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

don Fesrcieo ssrvsra Silva , dor
Jose Abudo, dc Ia aha aoeledad de-
San GsrmGa
El primsro vino & esta siudad
para embarcar & gu ssnors ssposs,
tres n'hs y una h,rmana que mar
chan q BucAona.
Los espoaos B snin Fratricelli
pAsan por 10 pe,A dc habsr perdido
un niiio do cinco meses, ensanto del
hogar.
-Fdsron dscom' sAdos por 81 de-
partamsnto dc Sauidsd 20 lihras gar
barEos 81 pulpero Salvador @ atie'
rrtz J libras idsm 4 Lais Fsrienacs
por eneontrar.e ca NAL sstado
Aver eelebrsron los repu bliea
noa IN miiin on 10 calls del doctor
PniIls, K! pdbHco indispueato con
eurri6 On peqge61 r6msro.
Los oradorss como siemprs, sgrs'
sivoA.
El >r Contreras, mel iorado de
sus doleneiGs. tom6 parte Astiva en- 81
mitin.
-Exlstsn On sl Dsr6lito munici pal
81 hombres y 7 muisrss. Sslieron hoy
por hsbsr eumplido 50 e,ndeua, 8.
Aver contrsisrcn matrlm onio
civil On sl Juxgsdo dc psz, Jaime Ro'
drlguex y Eugsnio Sanshez y Rivsrs.
-El DepArtAmsnto do GanidAd hs
reeibido IN nuevo aparAto para 10
flmigaei6n 4 domieilio. Tlsne Algu'
mas piefas rotas de pooA importarcis,
que 90 han h:cdo rsparar para poner'
% 81 serVlsio Idolieo.
SON mushas las Qusiss que re'
slblmos { diArio sobre el riego pnbli'
60, los veoinos de lA sale Guadalupe,
en- sl trsyscto que somprende do 10
calle Union q 10 de Mendsx vigo, sl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
|NV|TAC|ON A MEXICO

ri Gobierno Federal hA sido In
vltAdo, por eondueto dc 10 Seeretarfa
d, r laelonss, q una c3rt.rsreia In.
ternsclonal sobre telegrtfla sin hllos,
que 90 reuuir& pr6x!mAmsnte On Bsr
nlyA'a eual ha convoeado el Empe
rAdor Guillermo II.
En- esa Corfsrencia 60 tratarkr
aauntos do gran importaneia para 10
Msrins, el Eiereiso y el comercio uni
versales, &c es.udialA 4 10 mAnsra do
evltAr que sean intercspsAdos los mar.
conigtamaa; 30 adoptAr& I'm altabsto
y ssnAles intern aeionales que faei litep
10 traamisi6n do msnssieS y 50 adopta
ran otras msdidas dc no menor i'm
portsnoia.
ri Gob,erno mex 'cano nomhr6 ys
aus ds!egsdos & est& eontsrenola, pol
el ramo de Guerra y MArins.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
LMPRESIOIES Y NVY|C|AS

Viernes 81 Il. jtnta de distrito
do 10 Uai6n de Puerto R!e,, hA de.
sigoado para rerres 'ntar ssta distrit,
en 10 convention q1s tendrk lugsr el
26 del sorrisnie en- San Juan para o.
nombraniepso de los deleg Ados d la
C&mara insular,& los Wfiorss s'gaien
|tns
Por Pones, don RsfAe R'vsra Es.
bri; por JasnA Dlsx, don Fz q uiel
Teiatanii por CoAmc, don Ovldio Co.
lon Harqu,s; por BArros, don VAlen.
No Fottis; Dor GaAyauilla, don U isss
Olivlsri; por P.naslaI, don Juan Cos
tAs Fsrser.
-Ha aldo electos como profsaores
do 10 Esauela Industrial do 10 Porto
ricsn B ,nev volenee Socisty, los usfiorss
aguisntsA: Para Hrrt.eultars, don
Jose Ruiz Psganl para cArpinteria,
don G 'egorio Tnil.et, para aastrsrfa,
don Nieo as Wives , para 2apttnfa,
don Juan de MatA Th llst.
-Nasairo amigo el tsnicida don
Juan Pedro Raldiria hA regrsssdo do
81 excursion por 10 isla. EmbArcarA
por este puerto sl dc Asptisnhre,
para los EStAdos Unidos, tomAndo
passage On el vApor SPones,s
~Fasron bsnefciadoa On el mata.
dsro .pdblieo. aver, resss con uu
t)tal do 2376 libraR; hoy, . rsass con
un total dc 2.45S librss. Los prssios
90 aoatienen & 80 csntavos X lo.
~Hsmos tenido oil gusto dc salu
dar & nusssro busn amigo liceneiAdo
don JosQuia NaSsrio de Flgueroa ,,
su h,rmano don Alfonso, sai como 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
MIT|A uN|OA|5TA

Auoeh, 30 cslebr6 un gran mitin
unioniltA on el bArrio do 10 PlsyA, oil
que soneurri6 G 'an ndm ,ro do nueitcos
eorfeliglonarios.
Este mitin fac ofganisl ldo por 10
iaventud unionistA de dieh1 barrie,
llsvkudose & efscio en- el local dc 10
Sab j lntA de squel poblado.
Tomaron pArte en- dith) Aeto loa
MR ,rss NAreelo Villalf. Jote de Jus'
tls. J aAn EiiAa Cordero, Luis Prfnci.
pc, Francisco Ramos, Felipe 0 ivsr,
Rafasl N. CApestAni, Eurl 1idss Mar =.
Moes, J. JoAQuia Flgderoa, Salvador
Rodriguez y RAmja Cofdero MAtos,
Quien Gsrr6 oil mttin.
lbs oradorss eatuvieron may aius
tAdos.
Tsrmin n6 a les onss y media do Is
noche.
Alentam1s & nusat;oa eorseliglo-
nArioa para que eontiru 30 Ia obrA dc
propsg AndA ca sod % los barrtos. dan
do al nm menttS & nueslr0s AdversA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
EN- El COMBATE

% dIguo, por tsnto. dc MERCER ID
libsrlad.
81 oil pals diese aus votoa q los re
pub'icaaos, firmarfs con sus prorisI
m amos "a aspteneis dc muerte.
AforlurstamMte yepet'mos, no
ser& saf.
Uoa victoria electoral mis- esp "a.
dida, 81 sabs, que 10 del sflo anterior,
a'capx.r&, los unionistas On el pre-.
sent, $40.
En- tanto que nus,t.ta alas estGn
disaiplinads', fdertes y llenas do CO
lor y de entasia mo, en- o. campo re-
public ano 20 entronizln 10 indiiclpli
20, Ia dehllidad y 10 indseisi6n.
Son ineonta ables las adhsHtones q
10 causa un!onisss, hschs per repu'
blicsnos que abandonsn 80 partldo
para sumArae aon nosttfos.
Pero ea ca Ponce donds 81 dssas'
TIRE republioano Do aoQulrioo mayor
relieve.
Ponce serG 81 SEDAN do los reDu'
hlieAncs, y nuestra victoria aQuf de-
eidirk 10 muerte do ese partido.
A 10 luthA, puss, llenos do 10 y dc
espsranxaal
Puerto Rico 90 salvark msrcsd d
nusstro esfneyzo.
Y euando sl tiempo hsya trans.
y 10 patsia puertorriQusis
asa, por 10 general coneordia. IN YER
dad.ro hogAr, dc 10 que fac sl pArtldo
repub,isAno solo qusdarA en- nuestrs
historic una huella do i61ebre plsA
dillA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

Eduardo LssFoix ptomipents hombre
del parIido unioriuts On HumAeRo y
nGturAl de estA eiudad
III Aefior LAsroix toe Q lisn regal6
81 pusblo da Pnnss el srt 30 Que com.
prends la Gallo do 10 T1rre, desde IL
de lA villa 4 Ia de Ia Reina.
hor LacroIx SO srcusntrA hoa
psdado an Ia cslle de Ia Nills no 43
-Hs tomRdo poReEi6n cal ssrgo
dc director del asilo ia ciegoa do eata
eiudAd el dostor don Be7ito Gaudisr.
FL prtximo domirgo 90 eslehrA
rA en- hl hlp6dromo porctH1. an con
elerso iustrums tsl por IL ofquesta
<LA Lira>. Ia que eisertAy4 etcng'das
pleas El concerto sc sfsetusrA 4
lss oeho Y msdiR de 10 pcehs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Para los que quIeran colocar
bien gu duner0
Ma wanda 4 Arpia,

De vends 8 ArriendA On Ponse, on
ID salls ATOCHA, la mas sentrisa do
10 siudad entire les dos plaxaa prinsi-
palss. I'm almaeen do mAmposterfa y
MADEIRA dol pals, do II pies 8 pulga.
dSs s de rents por 10 calls del Sol y
30 II pulgadas por 10 do ATOCHA,
frente 6 las sAsAs de Enmanuslli b @.
r. valdseilla Hemanos b @.
For tsner este almasen dos Arri.
mos 90 hass muy f&oil fahrisArls una
plsnta alta, som6n kngnlo do man.
postarfa solaments. Tamhi6n una do
pladoa Alntas mampostsria sonlixua
antsrior % 10 salls dol SOL. III que
Adquisrs este propisdad tsudrk an
busn inberks dc % dinaro. Para in
iormss dirisirss { RAyAnx RIVERA
KABsI. I.--&ol IL. Ponaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
SECCl6M ESPECIAL PARA PONCE

trox, do 10 calle del Castillo dssde il
calle de la Sa'ud hastA 10 Cort', ur
hoyo dc Ia calls dol Comercio olro
dc 10 cG'le Aurora, son las Il timss que
iss que rssibImoa aohre eate aervieio
pdblieo.
EspsrAmos que sl senor remAtistA
obligue q sus empleados Al eumpli'
misnio de 81 debsr.
-Exlsteneia de preaos y detsn!dos
On lA sEresl del disirilo en- sl dia dc
hoy: Eu sumario; VsroDss, Al Mu'
isres. 7. Cumpliendo condsnA; VAro'
nes, 140. Mujares % Salidos' Js,tis
Maria Torres, por scomstimiento y
agrssi6n.
-FusrCn denunciados ants Ia
sorte munisips', por alteration lie Ia
uax Y Il 5ltcA y oondenado & dcs dollars
de multa, Pedro Otbs.
Por vlolaci6n. Francisco Perez
por lrt3 msnor. Ezsquisl Rodriguez
copder ado por el iuzgato munisipa',
q As diAa de ca eel.
A Santiago Vsxquez, por alterA'
ei6n do 10 psz { olies, eondsnsdo d
dos dollars de mults; Joie ID. Pam
blanco y Autbpio Rodriguez, por 81
tsrar 10 psx p1blics, eondenAdoa d un
dollar eada uno; Joae Valentin, por
usar armss prohibldas, condenAdo q
diex dollars de multi; oil sochero Ca
ehao, por Intersection do les ordsnan
zM munieipalss y Juan Robes, por
10 miama eAusa.
-Volvemos & llamsr 10 atepeiop
do 10 polieiA sobre 10 vsloeidad que|
imprimsn los antom6vi'es On sl cruce
que com prepde sntre 10 sa-reterA de
Adiuntss y Osguas. Hsmos dieho
que dsbe reglAmsntarse 10 eArrsra do
ss,os Whicalos para evitar una dss
grasiA. Espsramos ssr atendidos.
-Llamamos la Atsnoi6n del Board
de SAnidAd de San Juan sobre 10 70
tara do 10 eafietfs que eonduce las ma
terias tsealss y todos los dssperdicios
dol Asilo de Ciegos. Rota esta por
10 calls Arena. Bertoli y por la mis-
ma Gale esquins Att chs, 30 deaborden
por sstas roturas lodos los desper
dicioa do d'ch1 Asilo produciendo
mslos olores on todos squsllos con-
kornos.
Nos h,mos queisdo al DspartA'
mento do SsnidAd de estA municipali'
dad, psro 90 nos dias que cato no CO.
rrssponde q dieho Dspartamentoy y 81
Al Board do Sanidad.
Va los eacos tuvleron 10 teliz
ocurrsneia de despoiar q 10 seflora
CArlotA PAtsrne, do SnAtro gaIlinaa
que tenfa on 50 corral.
va 90 esik imprimiendo on los
tAllerss tipogrsasos do Gel IDEAL O..
t6ltees IL Memoria dc los trAbsios
tf,otuAdos por el ayuntAmiento unio
nista On oil Aido oiciAl dc 1905 .06.
-Deade aver 90 encoentra On estA
oiudAd el venerable Ansiano don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
GuSt0YO Rodriguez
ARO0ApO Y NOTARIO
HaFInA 8. FssGs. pzeEts-RiGs
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale "a, ndmero 1O4, oeste, New
York. Sitio muy C6ntriSo. Pr6ximo
ii subway, & los slevAdos, 4 loE earrol
elsctricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, ~ J 50 Avsnida. Muy ceres
dol hotel Marie AntOinette, donde esIA
81 Otssb Ibero americana. A siete euadrAH
dol doetor HennA, Casa AmpliA J elS
gante, CoeinA americana J eSpafio
In. InSsalAsi6n sompletamente nusvA,
Tres bAfos. PidAnae intormes 4 10
.dmini.trasi6n de LA DEMooRAoIA,
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
IL 0dUZC1 SuS gAStO6
pOr alumbradO un
76 pOr cientO.

PorQu6 no producs uated 81 pro-
pio alumbr ado eleetricoP
PorquA no pone usled e0so 81 con
tinuo vo)tear dc Ru eonhAdor do Ius
el6etrieA?
EscribA usted dlci6udome el nd
nero do luces qua tiene inssaladHs "a
su hotel, establecimiento o cssa parsi'
cular y 20 le dire gratis q vuelAa do
correo 10 que debs usted hscer para
eonaeguir 10 que Shora le psrece i'm.
possible, Es que uSted no b o'do hA'
blar de loa APARATos DE FAIRBANK,
MORSE AND Co no 20 uecestss ctAlds'
ra, no 10 neCesitA Elecsr c'ssa nj otro
empleAdo espeoiAl que 10 Guide
AntO7lio. CoSfrls
Tlactrie,ata -Arnvssdo H. Arecib0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Sc VEN DE

Una csldeta multitubular dc so
oaba los, con aus RsoesorioF, mMy
POGO usAda, y uua bombs de riego
compound duplex cou csmissa de
bronco tsin hsbsrse usadol de 1.200
galonea por miputok. con so piea de
tuberiA de Eucssi6n descarga de 10
pulgadAs do di&metro. Diriiirss & don
Vicenls UserA. calle del Comereio M
7. y. % Box % Ponce, p r / m sit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

rios, q ait ms por 81 sol0 hssh0 de hA'
bsr vsnido & Ponce 10 plAnA mayor
do su parsido On San Juan, 70 ersen
"a duff % del campo y envaisntona
dos con las pr6iic de Falcon y B Ar'
b1sA, 80 AgarAn que pueaen empexAr
nusv Amsnss 10 obra disco adorA y tur'
bulepts que i'm plAniAron en- !. .902. dis
pArAndo tlros Ga los tsAtros y en- los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

clubs y atr0psllando y encAroslando
b )noEahlss Q udAdsnos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
!UNTA De D|STR|T0

Hace POGO 90 reun!6 10 Junta de
Dlsttito do Pom; Q, que eai& eonatituida
On 10 siguisnts torms;
Preside ate, don Salvador Carbo
nell; vice Presideube, don Pedro r
Ventura.
voeales; don Eugsnio Aatol, don
s mon Morst. don Rafael Rivera Es
brl, don Ez "a uiei Triatani.
suplenteA; don Carlos Dlsz. don
Hi26lito Uaeras. den Juan Costls Fa'
rrsr, don o 5idio Coda MArausx, don
Ventura FJrli, don UliGea Olivleri.
SscrstArio, dJn Amsdor R'ers
6Awaa&
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

Cor0nAB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

DIR CTO RIO
PROFESSIONAL
DR. G.. WIVES

Oce.liasa dsl ASH y Hospital d. Cssoes-
HorAa dc sonAAllssI de 1oi . liz
3 dalA1, TOlkiono ds % rsai6snaiA
aamsro sT Tel6iono del Astlc. 161,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
EL "P0NCE GROCERY

Se vands Arsisnlos slimsnsleica
1irecHemerta imporisdos de EstAdoF
Unidoa, llsvSndose & saas ds' SIN
Grader. aurtido aiempre frsseo CO.
msre'o 7 krArtAdn 9A ~T&lkf.v -
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
CITY PAYS LARGE SUM
TO MAKE INVESTIGATION
HARRY STAFFORD EXoNERATED
OF CHARGES
Report Submitted Says Work on Out
fall Sewer Is According to Specifi-
cations in Every articuIar-Accu-
sations Were Unfounded

1t cost the city 20 cents less than
$1,000 to learn that City Engineer Harry
Stafford is all right and that his super
vision of the outfall sewer has left
nothing to be desired. Likewise that
the outfall sewer itself is built in ac-
oordance with all plans and specifica-
tions, or where any deviation has oc-
Cured It has been at the command of
Mr.. Stafford and for the best interests
of the sewer
This report. with the accompanying
bills, was rendered to the board of pub
lie works yesterday by the special in
vestigating committee, somposed of A.
H. Koebig. Octavius Morgan and
Henry E. Brett.
Each of the three members of the
committee received $500 for his ser
vices, while Leo Longley who acted as
Stenographer for the committee, was
20 cents more modest and only de-
manded S499S0. Lonsley item in
cluded the cost of compiling the report,
which is bound in board, gold lettered
and is a work of art
In this report the committee goes eX-
haustively into every step of the in
vestigation. 1t tells how the investi-
cation was instigated by the charges of
number of labor union brick men
that the work was not being performed
according to specifications and that if
it was continued along the lines of its
present construction the city would
lose $50, 900.
In its conclusions the committee de-
clares that the city will not lose 100000,
nor in fact one cent; that the work is
being laid true to line and grade; that
wherever toothing has been done it was
authorized by the city engineer and
for the best interests OF the work; that
no raking of joints has been done;
that the back-filling is better than the
specifications provide and in fact, that
all the charges made against the work
are unfounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
HOUSES NEAR COMPLETION
Additions to Fire Department VIII
Be Ready for Occupancy by
First of April

The fire engine houses at the corners
of Hobart and Adams streets and Main
and Ann streets will be put into COM
mission by the first of April at the
expense of the general cash fund.
A week ago the council requested
the fire commission to have these
places equipped and ready for business
by April l. The commission sent word
back to the council that if the finance
committee of that body would arrange
for the expense of this equipment the
commission would be more than glad
to accommodate it.
Chairman Smith of the finance COM
mittee declared he was willing the
money should come from the general
cash fund and this report will be made
to the commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
GIANT STEAMER TOSSED
AND ROCKED BY HUGE WAVE
THE PHILADELPHIA is IN GREAT
DANGER
Massive Wall of Water Strikes the
Vessel, Floods Cabins and Damages
Boat Passengers Pray While
Frantic With Fear
Rv Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 12.-When the
American line steamship Philadelphia
arrived yesterday from Southampton
the passengers reported that a huge
wave without warning struck the ves-
sci about o'clock on Friday evening
last
Smashing the door of the officers
deck house the water flooded the quar-
ters knee deep. The flood descended
to the drawing room on the main deck
and then poured In cascade down the
we'll of the Companionway to the mair
saloon. Passageways were flooded unit
the water ran so deep that force OF
stewards was called to wade in ano
bail them out.
knees and prayed. while others rar
The great vessel reeled and quiverec
under the shock and for fully five
minutes almost a panic reigned or
board.
So far as could be learned no one
was hurt except one woman, who was
bruised by being thrown against hel
berth.
Captain A. r. Mills stopped thu
engines and rode out the storm. Par
of the steamships bowsprit was carried
away, iron railings were twisted ant
a large number of windows broken.
Captain Mills said that in all his ex
perience he had never encountered 1
wave of such height. "It seemed,
said he, "to pick the great vessel uI
like a tiny shell, toss 1t into the ali
and then catch 1t again, with prac
tically little or no damage"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
WINE TEST CASE is HEARD
Dealers Contend That Government
License Protects Them in
Selling Bottled Goods

A test case that will interest all wine
merchants in the city was on trial yes
terday before Justice Rose.
The defendant was b. Mesa, having
winery at 1915 East Ninth street, who
sold bottled wine to his customers with
out a license. This was admitted by
the attorney for Mesa, but the claim
was made that the government license
protects him from arrest under the city
ordinance.
Justice Rose took the matter under
adVisement.
1T is said that number of manufac-
turers of sweet wines sell in quarts and
demijohns to their regular customers
and consider that they nave a legal
right to do so, as they have a govern
ment license and do not sell at retail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
ST. LOUIS GREETING TO
RECTOR is CORDIAL
REV. MR.. SHERMAN is WARMLY
WELCOMED
New Field Presents Great opportunip
ties for institutional Work-Bliz-
zard Greets the California NeWcom.
ers In the East

Word has been received in Los An
geles of the success achieved by Rev.
Stephen f. Sherman, jr., formerly rec
tor of st. Athanasius church of Los
Angeles, who recently left for his new
rectorate of st. Johns church, st.
Louis, Mo.
A large reception was rendered Rev
and Mrs. Sherman at st. Louis by the
parishioners and clergymen. The
church has been crowded at the Sun
day and week day services and Rev.
Mr.. Sherman, as a preacher. is fast
winning a name for himself in the
eastern city.
st. Johns church is located near
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
For Herald Readers

With a view of assisting to educate
its readers along such lines the man
agement Of The Herald has completed
arrangements with the publishers of
the polychrome views for supplying its
readers with a series of these views,
containing 100 subjects, making a tour
of the world. In this 100 views are pre-
sented scenes from places of public in
terest we should all know about in the
different civilized countries it would be
necessary to visit in making a tour of
the world.
Mr.. Scott representing the publishers
of the polychrome views, while in Los
Angeles stated that the president of his
company is now in this section of the
country investigating the practicability
of issuing a special series Of exclusive
Southern California views. Mr.. Scott
stated that there was an inquiry, in
fact demand in the east for views of
California, and owing to the wealth of
interesting and picturesque scenery in
the southern part Of the state this
series would undoubtedly be the most
popular set ever issued. Arrangements
are now being completed for producing
this series and the special photographs
will be made within the next few
weeks, so that the entire series may be
ready for distribution by early fall.
The fact that the larger part of this
series will be distributed in the east
and middle west will be of great benefit
| to Southern California, as this will be
the first opportunity these people will
have had to obtain any adequate and
definite idea of the actual beauties and
natural advantages of this secion. and
this should result in renewed interest
and greatly increase the number of
visitors and homeseekers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13

Lafayette park and is large church
stately in its ecclesiastical lines, with
a domed chancel, marble altar and
fine vested choir, morning chapel and
auxiliary rooms. 1t is said that people
go from all parts of st. Louis t. attend
services there.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman writes that the
church presents large opportunities for
institutional work, which has just been
begun. 1t is the mother church of sew
eral of the city churches, and Rev. Mr..
Sherman, who is we'll known for his
zeal and energy, will doubtless, say his
friends, bring st. Johns church for
ward as he did st. Athanasius during
his residence here.
Rev. and Mrs. Sherman report a very
pleasant trip, with fine weather, but
severe blizzard soon after their arrival
convinced them that they were in the
east. Mrs. Sherman, who was very
popular here, is much improved in
health.
Rev. E. de Wolfe has been appointed
temporary rector of st. Athanasius
church, to continue until after Easter,
when a permanent rector will be
secured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
PATRICK AGAIN REPRIEvED
Governor Higgins Postpones Execution
Until May 10 on Motion Of
District Attorney Jerome
n Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y. March 12-Govern-
or Higgins today issued a further re-
prieve until May IS in the case of AL
bert T. Patrick, who is under sentence
of death for the alleged murder of
William NJ. Rice. The governor had
January 20 to March 10.
The respite is at the joint request
of District Attorney Jerome and at
torneys for Patrick, in order to allow
time to continue the proceedings on
the motion for a new trial now pend
ing in New York city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
CURE FOR CHURCH WARFARE
Rabbi SiIverman Proposes That All
Churches Discard Names and Be
Numbered Ike School Houses
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Rabbi
Joseph Silverman said at a meeting
of the New York State Conference of
Religion held last night in the Uni
versalist church of the Divine Pattern
ity that he wished all the churches in
the city could discard their different
names and be numbered like public
schools.
Dr. Silverman declared that the great
religions, such as Christianity, Budd-
hism Mohammedanism and Judaism
were in essence one and the same thing
and that the differences were those of
nomenclature only.
His reason for suggesting that the
churches discard their names was that
in this way the people would forget
to what denomination they belonged
and the interdenominational strife
would be elimipated.