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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
GIVE FAIR FOR NEW CHURCH
Women of ST. Patrick's Parish Plan
Elaborate Affair to Raise


st. Patrick's fair, given by the wo-
men of st. Patricks church, will open
tonight in Furlong hall, Adams street
and Central avenue, to continue over
Saturday evening.
The event has long been planned by
teh women of the parish, VINO are CIV
ing ii to assist in raising funds for
the new church now in course of con-
struction.
The parish has been divided into
eight sections each one to be repre-
sented by a booth. which will be pre-
sided over by bevy of popular ma
irons and pretty girls.
The Young Ladies' sodality will serve
supper each night. The Hibernians
will have charge of the program to-
night and the knights of Columbus
tomorrow night. while the Y. M. 1. will
take charge Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
CANDIDATES WILL
HOLD DEBATE TONIGHT
AT BAKERSFIELD

G. A. Barlow, Democratic nominee
for congress from the Eighth district,
and Congressman Smith, incumbent,
and Republican nominee for re-elec-
tion, tonight will engage in joint
debate at Bakersfield.
Some time ago Mr.. Barlow issued a
challenge to Congressman Smith for
joint debate, and after waiting n
reasonable length of time and receiv-
ing no reply from his opponent, he
made dates for the remaining portion
of his campaign.
Yesterday while In San Diego county
Mr.. Barlow received word that Mr..
Smith had accepted the challenge and
set the time and place for the meeting
at Bakersfield tonight.
Mr., Barlow Immediately cancelled his
meetings arranged for San Diego coun-
ty and started for Bakersfield. He
was in Los Angeles yesterday on his
way north.
81 will renew 10 Mr.. Smiths face
the offer | made In my letter to him. "
said Mr. Barlow 10 The Herald. that
If he would acknowledge that the Santa
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
BRING BACK SKELETONS
MANY CENTURIES OLD
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, oct. 24.--Three big ex-
petitions of the American Museum of
Natural History arrived from the
Rocky mountain regious after several
months rough work bringing nearly
two carloads of petrlfied skeletons OF
nearly 800 animals-many new to sci
ence, some of which lived on earth it
is estimated by the scientists, hundreds
of centur S ago.
Among many rare findings were two
dinosaura, new to science, one of which
was of huge proportions, bearing some
resemblance to the great creature
known as triceratops.
The expeditions We're conducted un-
der Professor Henry Fairfield Osborne,
paleontologist of the museum, and of
the governments of the United States
and Canada.
The expeditions covered the Washa-
kie basin In Southern Wyoming, the
Laramie formation of eastern central
Montana and the Black Hills.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
COUNTY NoN-PART1sAN TICKET

Sheriff, w. A. Hammel.
Coroner, James P. Booth.
Auditor Herbert G. Dow.
Tax collector, w. H. Truitt.
Treasurer, John N. Hunt.
Public administrator. Will B. Julian.
Superintendent Of schools, j. B.
Millard.
County clerk, Charles G. Keyes
Recorder, Charles A. Logan.
District attorney, J. d. F'redericks.
Assessor, Ben E. Ward.
Surveyor, Ivory B. Noble.
Superior judge, James G. Rives, ion.
term; short term, M. T. Owens; Iona
term, Walter Bordwell; long term; M.
X. Young; long term, C. +. McNutt; {;
long term, Lewis A. Croft.
Supervisor-First district, C. d. Man
ming; Third district w. A. Lamb.
Justice of the peace, city, William
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

great weight with other Republicans,
who gather in large numbers wherever
Mr. Porterfield speaks
Successful meetings are held almost
nightly by Mr.. Porterfield. Democrats
u great demonstration tomorrow night,
when Mr.. Porterfield and A. ID. Warner
will speak.
Saturday night the same speakers
are on the program for a demonstra-
tion at Chino, for which elaborate
preparations have been made.
Last night w Ona Morton, nominee
for attorney general, addressed a large
audience at Cucamonga.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
TO BURY FRUIT MAN TO-DAY
Funeral of David 3. Howard of Corona
Lemon Company Will Be Held
at ST. Louis
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-The funeral of
David b. Howard, vice president of
the Corona Lemon company of Corona
CAL. who died yesterday, aged sixty
six years, will be held tomorrow. Death
was due to nervous prostration, result
ing from overwork.
Mr.. Howard was born in Maulmain,
India, while his father, Rev. Josiah
Howard, was a Baptist missionary in
that country. The family came to this
country when he was ten years old.
For thirty-three years he was auditor
in the employ of the Wabash railroad
and its predecessor, the Kansas City
& Northern Missouri railroad. When
i'll health forced his. retirement two
years ago he had 200 men under him.
He was deacon in the Second Bap-
tist church and a talented organist.
His wife, two brothers and two sisters
survive.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

Fredericl&son. Joseph f. Chambers, r.
j. Adcock.
Justices of the peace, township, AL
bert Lee Stephens, d. A. Schweitzer.
Constables, ]. H. De La Monte, L. c.
Cleveland.
al-Thirty-fourth district, II.
w. Brotherton; Thirty-sixth district,
Charles w. Bell; Thirty eighth district,
G. M. Giffen.
Assemblymen-Sixty district,
Edgar D. Goode; Sixty-eighth district,
Prescott F. Coggswell; Sixty-ninth dis
trict, Newton w. Thompson; Seventy
first district, Dr. w. l.. Brown; Sew
enty-second district, Frank Henderson;
Seventy-third district, John Topham;
Seventy-fourth district. Marshall Stim-
son; Seventy-ffth district, Harry S
Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
MOTORCYCLE VICTIM EXPIRES
Retired Merchant Who Was Run Down
Saturday Dies of His
Injuries

X. D. Eagan, who was struck by a
motorcycle Saturday afternoon and who
was unconscious at the California hos
pital for four days, died yesterday
morning Eagan was a retired mer-
chant and had considerable means.
For fifteen years Eagan and his wife
lived at 2301 West Tenth street. The
funeral will be held from his late res
idence Sunday.
According to the police, the motor
cyclist who ran Eagan down has been
found, and it is possible he will be
prosecuted
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

Cruz convention was controlled by
Southern Pacific bosses, which every
one knows was the case, viii at once
withdraw as the nominee for congress
on the Democratic ticket and give him
a clear field for the election.
"It is my intention to attack his at
ttude on the Owens river project, and
will ask him what he proposes to
do with the greater portion of the
Owens river flow which now is lost
in the sands of the desert"
Mr.. Barlow left last night for Bakers
field
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
MAKE WAR ON
BILL BOARD PEST
CIVIC ASSOCIATION WOULD
TAX THEM OUT
Next Great Conflict viii Be waaed
Against Dissertation Of American
Landscape by UnsightIy
Bill Boards

BY Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, oct. 24.-"Tax the
bill boards out Of existence" will be the
battle cry of the American Civic asso-
citation for the year, according to the
plans decided upon at its annual con-
vention which opened in Milwaukee to-
day.
Sentiment in favor of aggressive
steps against the bill board character
lied all the addresses before the con-
vention today and the organization will
bring to bear upon this problem the
same powerful influence which made
possible it's protection of Niagara falls.
Secretary Rogers Woodruff of Phlla-
delphia read an Interesting paper at the
afternoon session ON national civic inn
provements. He said in part:
when President Roosevelt in June,
1906, attached his signature to a bill
for the regulation OF the waters of the
Niagara river for the preservation of
Niagara falls and for other purposes ne
signed the Magma Charta of the civic
Improvement movement of the rights
of the American people to free unob-
trusive enjoyment of beauties bestowed
upon us by beneficent God"
ne NeNI STcdt war
Mr.. Woodruff referred to the spoli-
alton by bill board of various sceneries
throughout the country and said that
the next great war which the American
people must wage was against the des-
ecration of our landscape and our sur
roundings by bill boards and unsightly
posters.
"a good suggestion has been made"
he said, that they Should be taxed out
Of existence"
Next in Importance to freeing our
landscape of Objectionable bill boards" !"
said the speaker, "is the movement for
cleanliness in our American commune
ties.
THE national impulse for civic i'm
provement is manifesting itself not only
in the movement for the preservation
Of Niagara; not only for the movement
of the removal of Objectionable bill
boards, but in Il real desire to clean up
the various localities.
Practically no city of Importance but
has it's cleaning up days, or weeks, or
periods of some kind"
In conclusion he said that the ma
tional impulse for civic improvement Is
the beginning of an awakening of a
greater civic consciousness which
means the redemption of our American
communities from the sordid, the self
ish and the base.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
LOSE MILLIONS IN RUBBER
investors Suffer Heavily Through
Recent Central American
Hurricane
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 24.-Private in
formation received here from the Mic
araguan coast towns is to the effect
that the heaviest losses sustained in
the recent Central American hurricane
were to the large rubber plantations
owned by American and Canadian cap
italists
Several million dollars have been in
vested in rubber cultivation.
A number of trees have just arrived
at the bearing period and the first
news of the storm damage TO these
brought by messengers to the coast
ports, is that the forests have been
badly damaged.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
PORTERFIELD ATTRACTS
LARGE AUDIENCES AT
EVERY MEETING PLACE

w. l.. Porterfield the Long Beach
capitalist and Republican, continues IN
the field against the Southern Pacific
ma chine. and his arguments, made as
"a Republican who Is opposed 10 his
party being controlled as IL Is IN Cali
foinia BY railroad interests, are having
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Auxiliary Committee to Meet

Nathan Cole, jr., chairman OF the
Democratic auxiliary committee for
Couthern California. has called a meet
at the Democratic club. Sl2 South
Broadway, and urges every member to
be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
cIaar EmpIoyes Get Raise
Nv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, oct. 24--It was an-
nounced that a 10 TO 20 per cent in
crease had been made In the employees
OF the American Cigar company of
Detroit to go into effect In the COM
panys factories throughout the coun-
try al once All classes Of employees,
both skilled and unsklllod, Will benefit.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Non.Partisans to Speak

Nom -partisan county meetings are
scheduled for tonight as follows;
Whttier-Speakers Ben Ward, j. G.
Booth, M. I. Owens, Lewis A. Croft,
Milard and others.
Thirtieth and Main streets-Speakers
DR.. Brown, G. Nj. Giffen, George Alex
ander and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
DECISION DlSCONCERTS
DISTlLLlNG INTERESTS
By Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2i.--Intense in
terest has been aroused In local whisky
circles by the opinion on the rules Of
the pure food commission relative to
the definition like substances" by DR..
Wiley, head chemist of the department
of agriculture.
The rectifylng interests are much dis
concerted and II is said that the change
I'm the rules would make a difference of
SO cents gallon to the rectitlers.
- 49,
Connagration, Venice Halloween evening
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Find Veterans Corpse
BY Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO. Oct 24-The body Of
Charles o. Hutchinson, a veteran Of
the Civil War and a pensioner, was
found IN his cabin, three miles from
Alpine He was a bachelor and lived
alone, at the foot Of the mountains.
He had lived there for twenty-five
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
Canadian Ends Life

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-William stew
art, "a years old, OF Toronto. ont,
committed suicide last night by shoot
ing himself at the Saratoga hotel.
Stewart was the only son of a wealthy
Canadian who died several years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
With TeIItaIe Picture

After today copies of last Sundays
Herald. containing the photograph of
"Gillett and his Southern Pacific
Friends" can be obtained at the rooms
Of the Los Angeles Democratic club,
342 south Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

"What is the nature of your hus-
bands disposition when sober?" asked
the police magistrate.
Really I don't know" answered the
woman with the black eye.-Chicago
News.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
DEMOCRA TIC STATE TICKET

THEODORE
O.
sice Of tn suprenne
JUS ice of the Supreme
(ful ...JA Of San
Justice of the suprem
Francisco
Secretary of state ARTHUR H. NICHOLS of Chico
y. of
o.
General O. LANE of Point Arena
&c.
A.
Second District IT, ALLEN of Los Angeles
ASSOCIATE
VI. o
ROBERT
of IoaAn
SHORT HanfOrd
MCLAUGHLIN Quincy
W. H. COWAN of
G.. of AIamed
G. o.
RAILROAD
OF
Of
REPRESENTATIVES,
o
~ A. sacram
Third District H. w BRUNK
san Francis
Fifth District HIRAM c. DAVIS
HARRY mt
District ROBERT OF Pomon
Eighth District C. A. BARLOW OF bakersfield
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
If Afflicted and You Fail to
Find Relief Elsewhere, Call
on and Consult Prof. II.
Russell Burner, M. D.
and his staff of celebrated Physicians.
Surgeons and Specialists at his
New Temple Of Health
sl2.5lA S. Broadway
Take Elevator to Fourth Floor

and attend at least a part of the sci
entific Health Lectures given in Burner
Hall, every Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings. Special private lectures
for Ladies Only every wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Special Pri-
vate Lecture for Men Only every
Thursday evening at go O'Clock. A
special Moral Sermon by Prof. Burner
every Sunday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
MERCURYA4 4BEsTEEH4 PEsTRTTF

Mercury and potash deceptive treatments and the blood
sufferer who depends them be disappointed
minerals will the
system for while but the trouble will
symptoms of mouth and throat coppercoored falling
and ulcers will accompanied by
The continued these
the health and weaken the such the original
disease often becomes nue sometimes
and potash eat out the delicate lining Of the stomach and bowels
Rheumatism salvation and where they taken in large quantities
Of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25

connagratlou, Venice Halloween evening
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
NOTAS De PONCE

meeting
republcanaM Gobenador
rito-Una muer heida-Denunias hchas pchca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
UN NIRO HERIDO

Aver por Ia mAfiar a On sl camino
del Hip6drcmo, oaurri6 un aucsuo que
pudo eost&rle Ia vida 6 un uifc. Luis
Porrata, txImlnaba IN revolver sBul'
dogs y por un deseuido 90 10 sseApo
un tiro que fle q harir en- 10 msjllla
izQuisrda Al nifo Carlos B lreiSp, hi
10 del csiero do 10 casa do los aeflorea
Dooley Smith h c.. Afortunadamsn'
to 10 hsridA tC6 lsve y elnifo Asistido
en- el soio en- el cuarto 1s Hosorros de
AQrsl barrio.
ri ioven PorrAta tu6 arreatado y
denunsiado al Juzgado de pas por uao
de Armas, aieudo condonado & S do
liars de multA.
En- eusrto & otra dsnuncIs cue 40
presenG6 & 10 Colta munici pol Dor 81
hscho ocurrido td6 absuslto el Asu
sAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
DOCTOR E. cORONAs

FL 'tlmo dmsro de eBoletIn de
10 Association NedisA de Puerto RieoS
oirece el rslrAtb de nusItro querido
amigo el doesor don Eussbio Coro-
nAst
EI mismo 4 nero puhlicH el ira
bsiA del rsfsrido dool. r, dAdo 4 como.
Ger on lR dhimA ssAmbleA medica ds
Puerto Rico, sobre 81 cAao de IpondI
loIis FiEome,isA, dis gnoIt eads re-
elsntemsDte por 81 en- 10 ertsrmo que
hAce cineo ShoS sc hHllA ilAio en- el
Hospital TficC hs.
Fl doctor CoronAs preIslt6 50 en-.
fsrmo { L. AsRm 2lsa de me ileos reu
nidA hAee poeo en- NIyAGb Todos
tEtuvieFon eopformes con 81 d.sgroI
tIeo. Sc trAtA de una erisrmsdad dc
la suSl 100 lee sonocen unoS uslenta
sAsos sn la hItoriA de Ia ciensla
msdies,
FelieiIamol 81 Doctor Ooronas POI
eIs ~ HhAlado lrlunfo sisutiaso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
E.DICC0

En- ID Corts de Disttito asl DistriGo
judicial de Guayama, P. r,
Estsdos Unidoa de Am6rica. I'll Pre-
aidents de los E,tadoa Unidos. s. S!
Isabel Rivera Pou -Ex pArte. So.
bre dominic de una fneA r6stiea.
Por cuanto el letrado Tomas Bsr'
nardini de 10 Huerta, On representa-
ci6n do dtaA IsAbel Rivera y Pou hA
promovido Ante esta Corte un txpe'
dents solieitando 10 declare el domi'
nio que tisns diehA sefiora sobrs 10
siguienta nneA: R6stiea: EStAneia dc
uominAda elias NAreas,s rAdicAda On
sl bArrIo de Jobos, lugsr do Las Ma
reav, del t6rmIno municipal do GuayA'
ms, com pueatR do teIentA y una euer-
dAa y nuevs Genie slmAs de otrA do to
rreuo llanc, dedicadA q pAstos =
ulantselones do pAlmas de 5000, eQui'
valentea & "a hestarsas, una area ,
diex y nueve eentiArsas, oolindAntss
por el Norts con unoS mAnglarsa.
DOR el Sur con 10 xona mAritima; por
el Fate con tsrrenos do Pedro Cintr6n
y por el Oaste con tierras do don jose
g ual J sucelion de AleiAndro Lugo,
repreentada por ID vludA AgusdA
suAre8 RAdiean en- dicha inca tres
casas de MADEIRA, eonstruidaI por Sd
dutf1A la promovsnte, { sabsr una de
diex vAras de t'ents por osho dc fon'
do con una coeinA Anexai otrA de cuA'
tro vArAs de ftente por seia dc fondo
y otrA de eIrco vArAs de ftente por
tres de fondo, dos de elias de reeisnte
construction.
POR TANTO hAbisndo ordenAdo
el Honorable Luis Mrho2 MorAleaI
Juex de estA Corts de DIstrito que 30
aits q los anterioreI dutfoS 8 & sus
hsredsroa y sAusAhabisnteI J que So
publiquen edIotos durAnte sesentA
dfAS por tres veoss dentro de dieho
plaAo en- sl psri6diso LA DEMoCRActA
Que ae editA On San Juan dc Puerto
Rico eitSndoIe & luE psraonaS ignora'
dAs que Sc cream tsner sobre dieho in.
muebIe a!gun derech real todaa
aqusllaa { Quienes pueda periudicAr
10 in,cripc!on de dominic SolieitadA
para que 20 leurrAn h'esr NO de 50
dsEeth1 centro del TX .retado plsEo
de aeEent2 oisa nkturAles, Irsvin'en.
doles que IyAnssurrido dicho plFxo =
oida lA piueha qus la pr movente
ICf-ezcA % resolverA sobre is dec ara.
el6n &c dominic, parando 4 Ice per.
iaicioa de leyi
ExMendo el presenie s3ieto hsio
mi frmA lel de l. Corts &C G1a'
vans q osho 90 Sebtismbre do mil
lncvseientos EeiG.
Francisc, AOrOleS
sesrttArio do lA Corie de DiItritd
del DhtrIto Judicial de
GaRyamA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
Casa-PeRsidn De !shuiitss

EItAbIecara en- el pr6xlmo mss unS
cAaA pension excl,Giuaments para Se1o
ritds en el pueblo de Rio PiedrAS, la
ssforA America Duprsy, viudA de
NoyR.
Ssrk UNICA EN- So CLAsE porque
las alumnas te.ldrGn repAso de todsI
les aslgnaturss, en- todos los curSoI,
por un profeior 9 prcfesora de reeo-
noeida competsneia.
Las ssforitaE gus deaeen aprove'
ehAr esAs ventaiaS. pueden diriglrse 4
la Directors de sEI Lieeo PoncenoS,
donA Ana Rogue de Duprsy, quisn
intormArS Tsspteto s prsoio J dsmkS.
Ponss, Agoato Dc 1905, d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12

Ns6spa % celebrara un mestipg
u1ionistA en- 10 cAlle de Arenas.
-Tenemos 10 penR Dc regiatrAr ell
fsllecimisnto do ID simpatica y spre-
eiable Wfiorita Antonia CAbaGas y
Arrcyo, hiia amanifs.mA de nusstro
amigo y eorre,igionario don Antonio
Cabs fias.
El sepe'io 90 llev6 & cAbo & las
och1 do 10 MAI sna con bastante con.
eurrensis.
Don Juan Roci for despidi6 el due
10 On ttsses muy sentldas y apenadas,
~E,ta ncchs cslebrAn los republi.
cAnos meeting on 10 cAlle Arenas.
-Anochs 90 sslsbr6 un mitin unio'
nista en- 10 eAlle de Tricosh', en- el que
tomsron pArte el nifio Antonio Rios,
Efas Cordsro. Rafael N. Capeatsni,
Felipe 0 liver, Josquin Flgueros. Luis
Principe, Jole Z'yAs, Rodu'fo Flgus'
roa, Euripidss Nartjnsz, Marcelo VI
llaf, Carlos NJ. Flgueroa y nm ioven
deueonoeido ror noaotros.
En- los mcm.ntos on que hAblaba el
s.fior Priucipe lanzaron los republi
eanos vArias piedrss, hlriendo & una
ioven mpleada en- la casa de lA fami'
lie de don @ ,intfn Negr6n Sapiurio
y & otro Rflor.
La notha anterior los republica
nos hAbfan celebrado un mitin On el
miamo lugar, sin que faessn provoca
dos por los unioniatAs.
So sospeeha sobre un individuo
quien sigue 10 piata 10 poliefa y que
90 dice fu6 visto por vArlos euando
arrojahs las piedras.
Apesar de esta amenaxA el mitir
continue, hAbiendo eltado todts loi
oradorea eompletamente Siustsdcs.
-Antesysr SO celebr6 en- Ponee Ii
convention republicans, VAliendo slee
tos, para slealde, don Manuel V. Do
msnesh; Coneeiales, Manuel Ls6r
PARA, Carlos Cabrers, Feljx, Venturs
Joe6 Graud jose Monllor, G aillermt
Oortada, John q. Luce, Fernando
vendrell, Carlos Toro LsbArihs.
JuntA dc INSTRUCTION: Pedro J
Rosaly, Harry P. Lssk,, Pedro J
Fournier.
E. nomhre del llesnciado ae6o
Leon PARA On la candidAlura repu
bliesna hS esuasdo Alguna aorpfe.l
por ignorArse hastA shora huber
eambiado do fliAci6n polftiea ess
antique federal, y mucho mas q lsque
las peraonss qua asiatieron & la ma
uifsstacI6n copque as ls obs q 1i6 el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
REVISTA TEATRAL

La function del domingo, por la
CompafiA sSSognAmiglos, en- el Tea.
Gro municlpa', fle un vsrdaoero 81
esso. Sc eAnl6, q pstiei6n del dblieo,
sIl TtovAtores, de Verdi, LR intsr
pretsei6n iu9 soberbiA. La ufiorA
vieIni demoHtr6, en- 81 papel de Lso
nora, que es una cAnlAnts que aAbe
pogesionarss de 81 papel, traEsAndo
muy bisn.
La stf1 bra BstIini, en- lA az Isena,
bisn. VAnutelli, que en- estA obrA lu
'ha con grandes ireonvenisntss con
81 perEonsie dc AAnrico, prob6, ura
vex mis-, 81 constants sImsro como
actor ytx:e!entl oAntAnte.
81 hsio C.rIno nos preIent6 un
Fernando, que no habiA mas que pc.
dir. Aplomo, Hguridad, purtsA IN
las rotaI; sonquist6 aplauSos eltruen
iosos sn Sl raceOntO del primer Aoso.
Clrino poEse grandes condolences pa
ra brillAr Somo eltrslla do primerA
mAgnitud.
En- euAnto al baritono Viglions
BorghsIs % up C0nts di Luna que, 81
decir de los dsIettanti, sS inimitable
Con ~ VOC potsnts, pSltosS, vibrantsl
con 81 mSgiItrAl estilo que domIna
aupo elsvArIs ls AltuFs de los gran'
deH aniantea en sl tsrzsIlo, ca el aria
J en- el eOnsertante que tuvo qvs rope
tir en- medic de ruidoStS aplAusos.
La orQusIta, bsio lA direction del
Maestro g G)nEIga, superior, Los CO.
ros, irrsprochAbleS.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
VARIAS SENTENcIAs

Aver fuSron ssnHsnsiAdos por sl
Jutz de pas los aig oisntel indivfduoa,
Gabriel Rivera, s3 por conduair & ss'
cape un ecchs tirAdo por dos eabA'
lloE, por la cArreIsrA de FuerGA de
Terral Maria FLORES 81 por astou In
moralesi Juana y Maria Rivsra tb
por sGcGndalo; Jose Carmona. % por
sGcGndalo en- sl eiroo Otero; Juan DG.
villa OIL por dar gritos en- Ia sGlIs; Vie
toriRno Arri'E,Sl por dorm!r en- 81
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-12
CENTRAL "FAIARDO"

Hemos recihido una eleRarts car
tulins foto grsffa con una vista com
pleta de Ia CENTRAL FAJARDo Es up
e,tAb,ecImlento de los mas vastos v
slegantas en- Ia sgrieulturA del pals
Csta aituado en- Ia ll&nur&, unto al
RIO, En- el LELAND hor!z ,nts ae deataca
una alturs. Por las atlas rhlneneAs
broiA al humo que eG aigao de trAhsio
2 de flerzA.
E:fnAse bien el ohaequio en- esta
redaccl6n. So estlmA tAnto mas cue
10 qxe v.sne de amigos muy csros,
cuyo tAlerto y euyA aetividsd prelta
impulse una factorfA que enr.quees
& una comArcA entsra y que pareee
una EoherbiA Stalaya do 50 industria.