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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
THE DIAMOND
LUCKY WAGNER DROVE IN WIN.
 MING RUN.
Springfield Made a Great Fight to Win-Fourteen Innings in
 Holyoke,

The game of yesterday was not so stirring as the one of Saturday last, but there was n sort of hidden ll- tensity about it that made the fans sit up once in a while and grip the seats in eager expectancy for something to happen. It was pitchers battle i'll which each man earned good honors. Our own twirler Parker Treat was in rare form and In several tight places he pulled himself and his chestnuts out of the fire without scorching. Big Jack Hess was not q whit be- hind him and he also escaped alive from some bad corners Every player on each side seemed to be on the alert and watching every second to see that nothing was pulled off that would create a panic. Until Harry O'Hagan held the last ball on first bag, which retired the Springfields, there was not 8 person present who could honestly say that the game was won. 1t was either Springfeld's or Waterbury's fight up to the retirement of the last man on the Springfield side and the crowd realized that one slip up by the Prodigals would mean the loss of the game.
 Springfield started to get very busy right at the first jump. Tansey and O'ConnOr had been retired on q strike out and a death at first. Flana- gan however was not so easy and he hammered. out a beauty. Luby liked | the way he did it for he touched one ] up for twice the distance and Steam CT Flanagan crossed the plate with the first run of the game The Prodl- gals didn't like it and in the second inning Baker skipped to first on liar l ry Taylor's tumble and after the next two were sent to the' bench, Thackara and Treat sent out safe drivers, the hit of Treats sending
 Baker home with the trying run. In the fourth the Prodigals took the lead.
 Baker had been retired from second to first when Captain Harry O'Hagan sent one to the boards for two bases. 1 Wagner 'lucky" Wagner mesmerized
 Pitcher Hess into sending over fast straight one and crack went the hat
 against it. It sailed so far over the
 left field fence that it disappeared in l Maurice Reeds well over near his
 barn. This made us three to one for the Massachusetts chaps. X scare
 came to Us however. in the sixth
 Paddy O'Connor hammered one to the fence for two bases and Flanagan l drove him to third with single. Luby
 was retired from third to first and
 then Treat gave. the crowd heart
 disease by passing Crook to first, fill.
 ing the bases Captain Frank Fitz.
 patrick forgot all his old friends in ltbe grand stand by driving out a. safe P8he st8ring O'Connor. and the base.
 were still filled up. Treat here pulled himself together and made Harry
 Taylor fan the air. Nagle then sent
 a high one out to left which Eddie
 Swander eat up and the agony was
 over. In the last inning Springfield
 made another desperate attempt to
 score and did get man to third base
 only to have him left there when Nc.
 Andrews threw O'Connor out at first The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLUB.
Second Meeting Tomorrow Night in
 simonsvilIe Club.

Notices have been sent out to all the members of the Waterbury Phys ical Culture club, incorporated. for the second meeting of the clug which will be held tomorrow night in the Simonsvifle Athletic Club roms. Some of the members may not receive those notices and this will be probably be cause the addresses arr not known- All those desiring membership cards or who wish to nay their assessments can do SO by applying to !. ]. Nur- phy's cafe ou Bank street. The guests Of the rlub will arrive tomorrow af- sernoon and there will be ten of them who will introduce the nlssteriosss af the new initiation. The meeting will start rponptly st eight o'clock and an who are not members csn make appli- cation and lpe acted on by the board Of directors prior to the meeting
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16

He makes the move for financial req sons. Captain Hancock will play his position at third base, and Cunning ham will go in at shortstop.
 The, ,All-Manchester base ball team, which is composed of some of the fastest players in base ball cirles in these parts, is looking for games. The local team is composed of Wee Willie Aspinall and his brother Clar- ence. Captain William F. Madden. last year left fielder for Trinity, VII liam Robinson, player in the Fac. tory league in Hartford and several other stars. William Robbins is the manager.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
THE SPORTING NEWS.
VERY CLOSE SCORE.

New London, May 16.--New Lon don defeated Hartford, to 1. ir an interesting game here yesterday. The game was pitchers battle till the seventh, when the tail end of tue Whalers' batting list landed on Will son for four hits and two runs. Hartford scored in the first on a single by Luyster, followed by Mur- phys double. Hartford played err rorless ball. The score by innings:
 RHE. New London 0 0 0 0 0 02Os-2 ' 3 Hartford 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-1 3 0 Batteries--Ward and Refrange: Wilson and O'Leary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
RrsLEY JUMPS ONCE MORE.
schoolboy Athlete Now Quits syra-
 euse. His Third College.

It was learned yesterday that the indefatigable Floyd Risley. the schoolboy jumping phenomenon. once more has left college and is now without the limits of scholastic lnflu- ence. .Risley. whose athletic career has carried him through Colgate and Mercersburg academies, entered the University of Pennsylvania last tall. A short time after the close of the football season he left the Red and Blues sheltering arms and entered Colgate university.
 His stay there was something less than two weeks in length and he soon appeared at Syracuse. He competed in several meets indoors for syra- cuse.s but lost interest in collegiate activities only a few weeks ago and has quit the university. Where he now is is a mystery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
AIHERrnx AND MrLLEI:.

Springfield. May 1s--Ed kheT- ton. champion middleveight wrestler of the world. and Max Muller. the brilliant German wrestler. are t0 meet in Graves's hall here Tuesday night Of nexf week in match that vill mean sa0sfor the winner and the possession of the midtle~eiEht title Since the champion announced T few days ago that he woald take on Nnl- lsr. rexotistions have been or be- tween the men and Muller says he uiIl hnck hfuseif for e18a.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
600 COLLEGE ATHLETES.
Rig Entry List for Intercollegiate
 Games.

Entries have been announced for the thirty-first annual track and held games of the Intercollegiate Assocla- ton of Amateur Athletes of America, to be held on Soldiers held. Cam bridge. on May 5 and 2s. Some 500 men have entered.
 All the events have filled veil, which means that many heats will have to be run of. Harvard. Pena- svfvania. Yale. Cornell and Princeton are well up among the leaders in the number of entries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
ERRORS DID IT.

Norwich, May 16.--Coughlin held Norwich to one hit yesterday. but tumble by Phoenix, pass, a sacri- fee and failure to cover the third bag let in two runs for Norwich in the fifth inning. Two fumbles by IO'Rourke lot in another rup in the sixth Buckley also pitched good ball, allowing but three hits, and his support was of the gilt edge kind. The score by innings:
 RH.E. Norwich <. Q 0 O. O2100s-3 1 2 Bridgeport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 co , 4 Batteries Buckley and Bridges; Coughlin and Beaumont.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Rochester: R.H.E. Rochester 0OOo2 20000-2 I 3 Providence. 21 1010 0-7 9 5
 Batteries-Cleary, Steelman and Mccormack: Joslyn and Brecken- dorf.
 At Montreal. R.HE. Montreal 0000 01000-1 3 4 Baltimore 900 30110-e $ 2
 At Buffalo-Buffalo 3, Jersey City .0.
 At Toronto-Toronto i. Newark 2 (eleyen innings).
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
soJTHFRy LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Nemphis II. Nash vile (.
 Al New oriesns-New Orleans 2, Birmingham o.
 At Little Rock-Montgomsry II, Little Rock 6.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
Totals ..... 35 2 s 24 10 sBatted for Taylor in ninth inning.

nor. Luby. home run, Wagner;
 struck out. by Treat 5. by Hess 5;
 first base on balls. of Treat 2: first base on errors. Waterbury 2. Spring
 field ?: left on bases. Waterbury [. Springfield g; double play, Fitzpst. rick to Taylor: nit by pitcher. Tay- Tor: time, 1h 4Oni: umpire. Harkins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
sir ysha xussi.x rre.~ns. . cup.

sir yehn xnttinx rres>nss a Cur.
 CHICAGO. May lss-Sir John Nut ting Of England has pre~enfed the Chi caxo Yachs club with q hsndeome per resuaI sroSshy fn the shape of a cup for the enccgraxe7enf If yachfi1g on fhe xreaf Izkes- All the yaetf clubs on the srezt lakes Fn this cpsnsry and Csnsds win be a<ked tn compete sn- nuzIly fer the cup
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
BOWLING
MARRIED OAKvILLE MEN WERE
 TOO SPEEDY.
Single Men Were Not in It a Little
 Bit on Casino Alleys.

The Married Mems Bowling team, of Oakville defeated the Single Men s team on the casino alleys last night by a margin of 109 pins.
 Lynch of the married mems team carried off the high honors with "a single string of POP and a total or 537 for three strings. The score
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn-worcester 5. Lynn 2. At New Bedford-New Bedford 6, Fall River 1.
 At Lowell-Haverhill IF, Lowell
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
nEaT WEsLEYAN.

NyssIdletown. May 1s-tsesrxrsswn aefestrd Wesleyan on AnsIrus fesi here yesterday. to 8 The sco<p-
 RIFE c~s-<eso-n 1esoeeee e-4s7 NsesUsn- 900 O. co o O o-S s s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Cincinnati New York ........ 0 ? 0 0 0 Q Cincinnati ........ 0 0 % 0 0 l O.
 Hits-New York. 8; Cincinnati, 5. Err rors-New York. .; Cincinnati. 4. Bat teries-Wiltse and Bresnahan; Fraser ana Schlei.
 At Pittsburg-
 Philadelphia ...... 0 Q c. i 0 O 2 O 1 Pittsburg ......... zoo o '.5 Philadelphia, 1; Pittsburg. l. Bat teries-sparks and Dooin; Phiilippi and Gibson.
 At Chicago
 Chicago ... o 0 0 Q 0 2-2
 Hits-Brooklyn. 1: Chicago, 4. Errors Brooklyn. 2. Chicago, 1. Batteries-Eason and Ritter; Wicker and kling.
 At St. Louis
 Boston ......... o o 040 0 o 0 O. 3 St. Louis .......... l l
 Hits--Boston. G. St. Louis, s. Errors Boston. $; St. Louis. 4 Batteries Young and Needham. McEarlan and Grady.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis-Indianapolis (. Minneapolis 1.
 At St Paul-St Paul 5. Louisville Q.
 At Milwaukee-coiumbus 5. Mil- waukee 3.
 At Kansas City-Toledo 5. Kan sas City {.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Macon-Macon 8, Columbia 5 At Jacksonville-Jacksonville l. Charleston l.
 At Savannah-Augusta T. Savan- nah 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
LEAGUE.

AMEhlCAN LEAICE.
 At New York
 Cleveland ......... o 0 0 0 0 1 l-4 New York ...,.... o 2 0 0 Q O s-6 Hits-Cleveland, 6. New York. 13. Err rors-Cleveland, 2; New York, 3. Bat teries-Bernhardt and Bemis; Newton and Mcclure.
 At Boston
 St. Louis ........2 O ? 01 o o 2 2-s Bqslon ,ssp .;;,,a,.-to % ?. 4 ls,Sro 9.Ns ' St. Louis, l. Boston. 1. Batteries-Pety and Spencer; Tannehill and Armbruster.
 At Washington
 Washington .0 ? 2 Q 1 0 o o s-5 Hits-Detroit. q; Washington. II. Err rors--Detroit, .2; Washington,. Batteries -Eubank and <Schmidt; Falkenburs and Kittridge.
 At Philadelphia--
 Chicago ........0 O 0 0 0 0 o 0 O. o Philadelphia ......0 0 0 1 0 o 0 O s-l Hits-Chicago. 5: Philadelphia, 5. Err rors-Chieago, |; Philadelphia, 1. Bat. teries-Altrock and Sullivan: Plank and P0werS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Syracuse-Syracuse 5. Troy 2. At wilkesbarre-Wilkesbarre :. A. J. & c. I.
 At AtBlnghamton-BInghamton 6. Albany 1.
 At Scranton-Utica 12. Scranton
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16

Asaiassal sp~s .. r.ss slz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
Diez y seis nillones
repartidos en- Russia

San Petsrsburgo, Setiemhre 10 lei gobierao i'm
parial publiea hey tkMs por el cGal ae repsrten
diez seis miones do dollars entire los tAmpeainos
rusos. De esta suma 10 corona contribuys con seis
milloues 10 nobtzA ctco los bsneos de e'ta Ca
pitAl do MoScou CON oros cneo Sc dea.inan ALI
War IL miseriA reinante evitar nuevos evsntamien
toa on el intsrior KutenderG en- e roparto una som
sion naconsl de que tormN& pArts un dsltg ado del
Car uno do lA AristcOrass, uno del cbmeYeio dos
de las poblasionss rUrAlss Los revoueionsros fiAn
placarta On que 30 protstA de que Sc somprs Mf 81
pueblo ruso ofeec endole dinsro eAmbio da digni
dad ConGin6An las renas de muerts sieeua ldose on
diveraoa puntoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
| rasportes afnerlcanos
estdn preparandose

Habana, setembrs 10. -Segd notloAs conhdercla.
les, en- slave que reclbsn por ts6gso diversos
puntos do 10 costa del AGntco de los EtAdos Undos
ss preparAn xOsdiecnes poderosas que equipA e 60
bierno de Warrington CON destino Cuba, para 81 easo
dc cuaquier ems' 'geneia CalcG Ase que crco mil SOL
dados Amsrcanos AbordarGn 10 isA los tres das de
rscbir 10 ordea da presidents Roosevelt aguit
eisrcto que fgursn las tres armAl: caballerfs,
artilerfa GfspteffA. Estos itf1rmes produesn una
agitici6n tremsnda el pAls Una eonis6n de alias
damas eubAnAs ha vistado estA tArde EttrAdA Pal
ma intsreedisndo ttvor de ls psx. caeste 10 que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
Impresiones y noticias

ficio de Ia a-esl vIeiA de Pusrta de
Terra Uno de los postores, ssgdu In
fnrmss, SefG lA <PortorIean American
Tobaee0 Coz que inieresa ese sitio %
rA eonstruir un sdineio dsstinAdo q
fGbrisA de CsittaG para tabaeos.
Aver tArdF, { ls. sells J nadia
rinsron en- PnerIa de TlsrrS, pArAiH
I, Daniel SAnehex y Jol6 Levitt. 10.
tervino el guardis Luis BNz y al
arreatarlos, Jose sAn,hz, hsrmApo
dc uno de los contendienlsS, sgredi6 4
dieho rolicis, eAu' Audole una soptu
ai6n sobre nm oio. Los tres individuo'
faeron arrsaiAdos con Spxllio de-
gulrdiA Sergio DIX a dispoSioi6r
del Ju,z municipal, El guardiA BAeI
| / 6 aIiatido en- 10 Ssla dc Soeorros
Aver fIeron devuetoS 81 DepAr
tsmsnto del interior los contrstoa pA
"a Il sumiui,tro dc piedrR dsl csmIuC
de Humleao & Generic.
LA iuntA essolar de Hstillo In
| forma qus renunsi6 50 pueIto de N sm
bro de diehA iupts, don Pedro Icl,
Defs ri ComilionAdo de Edueac o.
| le Scspt0 10 renuneiA
Aver sc hz1 cludadapo amsri
clno don Domir go VlvSldi, de Ya7co
FL abr gado amigo nueitro &c
aof Bsnihx CaBtsilG ha ai3o desig
nAdo For los ssiorsa NAIIsIz II Clr
tr6p, BaltaI J sslaEAr, para inIsrpc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
Negociando la paz
entire los cubanos.

HsbAns, Setembre 10. Hoy empfzsron las eonfs
rsneias para nsgocisr In paz entire los oil toA
lrconsrios mtaniss los que reprsssptan al goberno
do Estrada Palma. Ambou deseAn evtsr 10 intervsn.
ct6n norteamsricana ss manhattan rssuetos quail
Quier sscrfcio Conaid6raae que la Intervention es
gura 81 no 90 logra detsner dc modo d. uitvo las
hostildades In todo el campo las operacopes mill
tarss cssan los eubanoa obsdecer 81 irstn!o
dc 10 propia conservation, buscAndo s medic de que
no contn6s 10 guerra LoS psrl6dicos publicsn edi.
torses llenos de pairiotsmo Apelsndo s tmiento
de 10 dgnidad eubsns, Estfmase que un eonvsnio 90
frmArA muy en- brevs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

Aver Iuvlmos lA sStIItAcei6n de
BAludar On Gsia eAsa q nusatro queri
do amigo don Nieo,GS GanIini Orhz.
agrleultor On grande esoala de BA'
rrAnQuitas, que parmAnesi6 muy esca'
so tempo On San Juan, donds le trAfan
Asuntos importantes.
Ell euArtel general de la polisfA
rseihi6 Anoehs al Siguients telegrAma: ::
SGlsyama 10. I'm 81 bArrio sAl-
gArrobos Antonio Ointr6n sgredi6 con
mAshsts Dolores RsSto, dispa, a 1dols
lusgo nm tiro dc revolver. SAli6 con
una hsridA en- m brsEo. Fl fssAl
x'gt6 mil dollars para lA libsrtAd
provisional del Acusado.
Ell Supervisor de eleeclonea he
pedido 81 stfior slcAlde que los cuA-
dsrnos que sontisnsn las liItss dc
inHcripeioneS, recusAcIonss y txclu.
sionss, ssan puestoz On mAnos de m
ampleado responsible del munieIpio
& an dc que ss c1nssrVen On buen &C.
tado pusdA sl E6bliso exAminarloI
ksu antoio.
Fl Isfsr alGA'ds hA deSjguado pa
70 ase cargo 81 sserstarlo del Syunta
mtent0, 60 cpyG oheina Quedaial de
positAdos los tx 2resldos cuAdsrnos
En- el vApor SCAFacAIs que TO
mara puerto esta noehs regresal 1 dl
los EItados Unidos sl ComiIionadC
del Interior Mr.. GrlhAms,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

-El depsrIsmsnto de O1ras P6
hlieAa Coneedi6 vArios permisos para
eonstruir ssSAs On xonss de csrrstsras.
Ell Gohernador de PIo. Rico he
dAdo sysr % sprobsei6n dsRoitiva {
la ordensxA ccordAcA por el conosjo
muniei pal para 10 veuta do una fsiS
de terrsno iupto Al sdifcio de 10 anti
qua ekIcsl dc PueFtA dc Tlsrrs.
-EItA mAnAnA rsgresNron On el
vApor sCarasasS los mAGstros Ameri'
eanos que Hs ensoniraban On vAeAeio
nes on los EAtados Unidos.
-Se encusntra en- eita cludAd Mr.,
Zimmerman, inspector del disGrito es
solar de Areeibc. Aver cor fsrenei6
con Mr.. FAlkner.
Sc he concsdido IN mss de II
cerca q Mr. Jacob P. DebuEs', EN-
pleado del DsparsAmento dc EducA
si6p.
Aver emblrct en- al vspor ella
dslhsS hseia los R,tAdos U aidos,
-Por fAltA de aquorum1 no q
rsuni6 aver lA Junts dc indieos d
10 BlblioteeA InGular.
Sc enouentrA en- San Juan nueu
to eorreligionArio J amigo Lc1o
don Javies CuevGs z,Queira, fsrma
ee ltiso de Lrqalllo.
-Ss hA aoordado que ell dia 10 d
IOctubrs pr6xImo Sc veri6qus lA subAi
to del troSo de Ierrsno eontiguo 81 Cd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
El secretario Taft
Y el presidente Estrada

HAhsns. Sslembre 10 -Anoeh', de nusve docs
two facto 10 prmsrs corfHsneia sntre el presidents
Estrads sl secretaro Taft Ign6rae los puntcS que
trAtaron. Hay absoluta an el gobisTno
en- 10 ]egso6n do los Estados Unidos, Hoy 90 repi
6 10 entrevists, de dos circo de IL tsrds Asissa e
minisro do Estado do Cuba. Dicsss que dimitb Es-
trAda Palma zero el hscho ss confirms. Fl Seers'
tario Tsft rthusa loa intsrv con )oa perodiaas
Pero dessra que sora 10 sensAtsz del pueblo cuba
no que laa intsnsiones do gobierno son les MAJ
gsnerosss .ciA Cuba que stlo tendr& que frr 10
irtsrverei6n en- 10 evsptuaudad de que los bandoS
eonardsntes 90 obstinen en- 10 eontieuda civil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
POL|CIA INSULAR

El eusrtsl general recbl6 ca 10
tsrde de Iysr los 10 egramaG siguien
tea;
HumAcac, SeptismA ere IS Care
terra Las PisdrAs Apareci6 hey hsrido
balA revolver piernA dsrecha Asrcs
limo Coto, Disc dlsparo sAl6 lado
eAmino ignorAndo agreSor. Debido
m Glos antseedsnteG Coto, Iuponen he
rido 81 somstsr AlRdi delitc. Cont
nGGss inveaIigasi6n. Captain Hur
tAdo.
Salinas, ssptitmb'sS En- inme
diaciones de ID Central Aguirre 20
zobr6 esta tavds una embArcicl6n er
Ell mar pertclendo les i6vsne' MS'ildt
Vslsz y MAli, Js,ds, Iamsdittsmeu
20 me sonstilti eu Il gar sueeso. A,om
psnado Juex de Psz hsstA h1rA NJ
han apArteido los cAoa'e,ss. sargsn
to julia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
Tifon en- Asia
Inmensos desastres,

Hong Korg, sstiembfe 49, Ua terrible cc On psso
por ssta ciudad on 10 madrugada do hoy, sausardo
nmenaos destro EOS IL madrugada de hoy csusAndo
inmensos destr z3s On la propedad urbana dsstru
ysndo innnmerables vidas humsnss. Ls fuerzA de 10
trornba arroi6 las eses sas todas les peqatn en-
bareasicnss QUO rAugaban por sl puerto que ancA.
ban On los muol'es Mushos bareos de gusrrS De d.
fsrsntsI nssior adAdes perdidos 6 Avsriados. Agu
NOS do ellos hpnderonse On e mar ain que pcsbe
dsterminAr s sitio del nautago Los dshos son enor
mes. In pobaei6n eat& On sscombros por vAraa par
tes Rsina una eonfus6n indeseriptlbe. Sc piten gu
xcs los eudades dc ID costa iaYonssa IL capital
IudoehnA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
DESDE PtAuELAS
Meeting republican, despues
de lCs oficios diyinos por
ell Sto Cristo de Ia SaIud
LOS ORADOPEs
LOS ORADOR Es
Hablaron de la vida del mar
tir del G6lgota - 40 que.
da para el G araguao>.

For fn, el tan sonado meeting 70
pub.ieAno, tuvo tfeeto On IL msiana
de aver, al term inarss loa ofcios d.
vinos. que en- honor nj asrto CriAto
de - Salud eelebraba Euss.:a ig,esiA
cal6llea; feats Aproveehsda por los
republieanos para podt} ri .osyor
realcs y esplsndidtz & su n.ee.ing. Pc
ro resuls6 10 que era do esperarae.
Les fsligreses, que On su mayors eran
unior istss, q 10 salida del temple en-
pArei6ronse por GALES y plizas ain
I dsr dido q las vAeisdadsz de los mttin
g,ter rspu blissnos
El reeibimisrto paa6 deaApsrcibi
dc, notandoIe 10 llfgada &c los ilustres
hrespedes, Guar do SO vic Ava,zar IL
gu gaa do massit Psrszzy, y momentoa
despuesi dos easrusis.; la primers,
eonduc' ento la n1'iea 10 com Sleio
silerciol y los ssguudcs & los ora
dorea Tous Soto, SCI d veda, IgleslAs,
Domsneeh y al prsaunto comisionAdo
q Wa,hlpgton PARA Csp6
Y empez6 el meeting con infumdblss
discurscs, que, para atraer a'guua
coner rrer ella hublsron de apelAr los
orsdores q IL vida y milsgros del
n a-tir del G6gots, nuevamsrte mar
tlrIzado por los modsrnoA IseRriotss,
al extreme dc oirae exclam scionsa de
al misms ginte, que el meeting resul
taka un ftaeasc, porqus duieamt MT,
! ss somporfa de muiares, sh'Quillcs J
s'guuos rsEuh'icanoS, e,tos dltimol
utvsdos por el eabsasro, "a sr'acol
por Ia inolvid able dsrrota que les es
aerA el 6 de N iviembye.
PArecs, ssg1a opinion do algurot
lue los oradorss eatAbEn trasnosha
dos. pues no dAban pic CON bolA en- u
orAtoris. opinAndo otrca que gu dsa
coneierto obedeefA a 10 mayolia de
pArlido unioniEts, que apart ola sIcri
aa en- IN cArte'6n, c1le ado de extreme
a txtremo dc 10 calls principal y po
donde hubo de pAsar, preeIsamspt
sAn hsrmosa stmstiHi.
Por 1 timo % Oerr6 el iatetlaq COL
brochs dc Gro, inSuls&ndosr, com'
proven biAl sostumbre, q los nm onis
tAs, quisneS, han qusdado q pessr
TOTO muy COL for meS c3n oil ftaeAao de
parlido republicano, porque vIsne
son6,mar de mausrA elccuentt, nueG
sra honrada pieiicA en- IL propsgar
do, y 4 rohuatscer esaa CifsS:
300 ELECTORES, AAYORI
UNlONISTA.
SQlsQuedA TAra el GuArSguat?
Sc han desprsndido del pArtid
republieAno ingrssando en- 10 U oit
los preAIigiosos NHores don RAND
, GotSy y don Manual Crtz felicitkl
dose el pArtido por tan buer adQu
= sici6n, y euyo deAprendimiento b
: cAuSado hondo diIguato entire los pr
a homhres del republieaniAmo
Don Ramon GoIay y don Manu
Cruz vIener, puss, nosotros de
ms 1r buepA ie i iAborAr por el b.el
eatAr dc p auelAs,
Y,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

uer una acei6n de snAndsmuiS contra
Ell ComiaionAdo de Educic6t q ia de
haeerle Cumplir Ia ley que eIIabltcs i
ereasi6n de EseuelAs de Artes , Oh
oios on Poefto Rico, & 10 cusl ditho
fansionArio So nitga como saf 10 be
mAnifestado en- caitA Al st1or Bail ~.
Diebo mAndAmuIs Ierk prsSentado
hoy & la Corts civil de sAp Juan
-Ll Comision de arFiendo del
lsAt,o hA concsddo slls ed hsio & dor
Jol6 sAerE, para ttAbsiar con IN c.
nsmal6gtato dsspreI que tsrmins SUI
tunsionss sl Nnor La PEsIa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

I'm vex do salir { las euatro do 10
tarde, como hssta shora, este peri6.
dico saldra, on 10 sucesivo, & los seiH
do 10 maf1sns, rtccgiend0 todAs les
notieiss del dfA anterior y antieipan'
do el servieio del extDrior por cable.
ApArecerG. pues, LA DEMoCRAcIA
los mArtes, miereoleS, iueves, vier'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20
Sensible nautragio
en- Terranova,

San Juan -TerranovA-Set 1o~E vspor In
es CAsTAN1A naufr4 GO Aysr las cost1s dc bAlle
isis, csrca do 10 periosu'a dsl Labrador Much1s a
ttsgos pudisron abordAr dchs isla 10 ercuentrsn
salvo Fl vapor oRTIA tali5 dc cate puerto para In
tsntar agunA operAel6o do salvamsno para rescgAr
los aupervivienes. La IerddA del CAsTAN1A Se de
bio los vlentoI que 10 derbaron de rumbo lArz&7
dole sobre las rompiertes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-20

que emple6 THE SAN JUAN NEWS J
que recibi5 bien sl p1blLco.
Como en- San Juan no exIste min
gdu psri6dieo de 10 maflans, el nues'
tro llepar& desde eAtA tsthA un vAsfo
que SO hace notAr y que 90 nos indiea
con psraiHtsneiA por muehos suscrito
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