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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
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AROaADO 7 NOTARIo
Marina 9, PsRGe. PEsEte-RtG1
Para los que qul6ran cOlOsaF t:
bieR 81 dlnerO

1as vapds 8 arrisnda On Ponss, "a
Ia aslla ATOCHA, 10 mas skntrisa de
In aiudad sntrs las dos plaSaa Prinai-
palss, un AlmAasn de mAmpoHtsriA y
MADEIRA del pals, de II PIES 8 pulgk-
dAa s de rsnts por IL sails del Sol }
20 II pIlRAdas por 10 do ATOCHA,
trsuts ( les sasaH dc KnmSnuslli b @.
z. VAld0silla HsmAnoa d o.
Por tensr sEta almAsan dos Arri-
mos % hAsa may ikOil isbrisAHls ana
plAntA AltAI somdn kngnlo de NAM
postaTia RolAmsnta. TAnblku ana d
plAdos Rlntss mampostsFiS sonslKEs
Antsrior On la sails del SOL, Il qua
Adqxisra ssta propisdAd tsndrA az
busnirssrSs dc 81 dinsroi Para In.
IoEmsa diHigirss 6 RAHkKk RIVHRA
KaHEL.-ssl IL, Ponsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
PartidO republican, en- Qua.
dro. D. TLIio LarrinsQ ga
en- propaganda pOIitica.
.PROCLAMA
PROCLAMA
EN- barca ell Comi.ionado de
Educaci6n y Sc dice que
no volvera.

III eandicato re%publieano cara
10 CAmArA do Delegates por 81 Dis
trito dc Nsysguiz ssuor Salvador
BrAu, embAre6 para la Rspdbliea do
%minieAnA, On Gonde HiAia 90 rssiden-
ola. Hiz1 d~eolarAeionss do que nr
aeeptsba 10 dssignasi6n. Q sis,p ue.
10 cAndldaturA republisanA del di,
trito do Nsyssa z % euadro.
-Nusstro distir guido amigo 90
nor don Talio LAYrinags, qs haze
I pocos dias regrea6 de los Estsdos
U oidos, he prineipiado & visitAr los
puehlos do 10 isis, con obisio de 90
lebrar meetings. do props ganda, do
isndisndo con snsrgfs 10 poIfsiea d.
10 sUni6n de Puerto Rico Fl N6or
Lsrrins "a estAr& on 0IsyAma oil die
10 do Noviembrs.
LA imporiAnts proc'azA dol Co
hernador Winthrop sobre 10 aclitud
dol Goblerno, en- 10 prfx ma samps d 4
| eleclorAl, h& eausIdo un xsalsntt
efseso On toda 10 isla. Fl g. bierno o.
propons mantsnsr oil orden, por todos
los msdioa { "a disposition. Ii
| efa hA reetbido 6rdsnss t~srminAntts
Los %inspeelorss do Eleeaionss. tambi6r
han sido inatrufies y 81 sserstsrio d.
Puerto Rico Mr.. R'gls q. Post, AeA
b. do llegAr do 10 isla, en- donde * III.
Go verba'm ante, q todos los inspeeto'
res do Elscelones, Ia tnmI dc llevAr.
los dsntro do lss leyss.
Hoy smbare6 para los .Esiadol
Uoidos al Comisionado do Eduoacl6E
Doctor Roland p. Fa k lsr. So cree
que este sen Or no volve d.
-sPor AuseneiA dol doctor FA kasl
ha aldo nombrAdo Presidents de:
Board do SfndisoS dc 10 Universidat
de Puerto Rico, oil Nd)r don Carlos
Maria 6olsr.
-Se e%ncusotrA en- saa Jaan nuea
tvo disipguid amigo don Modesto
Bird Leon, aulen ~regrsaArA hoy & Gu,
yams, via FAiardo.
-Cartas que hsmoS rseibido d.
FAiardo nos anuneiAn que 90 sncuen
trA msior de ID epfsrmsdad, nuestrt
respectable amigo don Jorge Birt
Leon.
Hs r~egrssAdo 4 FsiArdo al %
ior don Ramon Nende1 Cardona, ami
20 nuestro, que vino q Sen Juan col
81 obieto de rseibir q 81 asnora mAdru
hsrmanas que ~regFesAron de EuropI
on OIL q simo vApor eorreo. PrssentA
moslea nueRaros saludos afsctuoaoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
De COMER|0
Carretera de Comerio a Be-
yam On. = Necesidad de que
Sc tefminen los trabslOs.
FL TABACO
e. TABAC0
Tn struts, que hace SUI ne
gocio, pero probablemente
en- 1907 fracase.

Octubrs ~. -EAlimos de Comerfo
con direction & San Juapi vimoa los
trahsios hschos en- Ia earrstsra de &C.
10 pusblo { BsyAm6n hssta hoy.
Compendium q1s los s~mp.sados
que 90 oeupan On ella no pusdsn he
osr hveh1 mas, puss ssg6n NOS ma
nifsstAn los vssinos ~aqusllos. 90
han ssforxado { fn do que oil sdslan'
TO resulte do primer order; pero tsHe
mos sntendido que falta oil empuie p0'
deroso, 10 in~iciativs e~onstante, del
DspArtamspto do eoras F1bMeas, Pc
rs que ess ohrA importAm'1simA con .
tinds adelante los trabsios On los
pusntss tan %nesssarios.
RI goblsrno que % el llamado 4
deiar terminals satA intsresents vie.
90 ell primer fGstor y 81 que wells es
tristaments por tsnsr busnss vfas de
communication, hark TODD euanto este
{ "a aleanss para 10 conclusion do
nuestra esrrstsra.
BIen saba aqusl que Comsrl) vie
no luehsndo ineesantsments por OBJ
tsnsr 50 earretera y este % 10 bora
an que nos pAYess que ella 90 dilatArk
nueho tempo.
NosotroS que hsmos sstAdo eseri'
biendo sitmpre sohrs csc asuni0 tan
tragcendsntal para sSta l~osalidad. nc
dudamos que los que ssiAa On el debsr
do hseer ago por los pusblos que
adminissran, no echRrAn Zen saeo
roto nusstrAs justisimas d%eelarasloneS
e. 10 que delsamtG.
De un mcmento { otro 90 espe
ran notioias aquf, aGsrea do I'm nego'
clio de comDra do tabAe1 On 10 grands
coasehs que 90 prsasnta el prfx'mc
aGo 1907.
-Dicsae Que an strustns america
no-Que auenta con millones do do
llarS-snviar& & safe I'M c~omiaionAdc
para oomprAr dlehA rama On mayor
IascAlA & prtelos muy eonvsnisntsI
para los s%abaealsros.
AL tfeeto ya hA eEorilo con Ii
idsa do que 90 10 alquile una casa don
do almaeenGrlo.
Z isra Dios que aaf see. puss Oh
neCMArio y 10 mas %spnvenisnte, 80 II
hsgA 10 sim petencia 6 otro SRuatI
que squf inatslAdc, OIL eual quisr'
ahsrsar 4 prsClos sumSmerts fpHmoI
los IabAaos do Comerio.
KGe <truatlS en- oil AHo do 1907 81
Va & quedAr vestido Porqus para q
no Va &hA0sr NADIA.
C0RREsgONsAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
ECOS JUD|C|ALES
COrte Suprema. Revocation
de sentenCia. Auto de
''Mandamux."
CORTE CIVIL
CORTE CIVIL
Condemns impuestas por Ia
Corte municipal.
gado de Paz.

LA Corts suprsmA ha diciado
resolution rsvosando Ia s~snIsnsiA die'
tada por la Corte de Distrito de qua.
yama, contra Ftaneisao V:EqusE3 que
foe eondensdo 4 2 amos de prssidio.
con trAbsjos torxadoa. por tAlaa re-
presentation.
I'll Liedo don Jose G.. Torre,,
sdlicit6 aver an auto do smandAmuss
de lA Corts Suprems, contra oil sups'
rintsndents do Elsseiones, para 10 In
alusi6n 90 las lisias s'eetoy alss de- San
Juan, de los slsesorss don . Iinlfn
E,gr6n Sar iurio J don Antonio Gam
boa,
~Aysr 90 practic6 en- ID Corss do
Distrito dc San Juan, seecisn do 10
civil. 10 prusbA On varios E psdientes
de iurisdiesi6n voluntari&.
In Corte manicipA', ssntsnoi6
aver & JulianA Perez ~ 10 ArAbs, &
10 dfas do arresto DOR insultoa oil po'
licfa Antonio Mariner, tratando de
Ggredirls al rsQusrirla para arrNtar'
To-.
| -Diex diAs de arresto 10 tueron
impueItoH aver q Julian Di,x. por
aggression 4 Carmen Rivera,
Han aldo ssntsrClAios Dor ell
JueE do PssloH sigulsptss individuos3
4 GumsraindA Gu2m&p 5 por proferir
insultos contra Isidora F%igusroA, Fe'
drc Joa6 NslAndex Q | por sieindAla
en- 10 sAlle do San ssbANikp; Esteban
Doneg, Ambrosio Nj ilcA, Manuel
Castro y Jo,s Fdentss . 5 por cruel
dad con los Animalsa tcArrstcros que
stgdn Ia poliefA llsvabAa sus sArroa
con ,x,sso de sargsn BarlolA Her
nEndex 0 s por insultAr 4 ZoilA Crp2
en- Puar.a do TIERS; Francisco Co
NEE $ 3 Dor ~inSultsr y provoeAr {
MApue, Torres on 10 oAlle do San Sc
bMtiin; jose Col6n Q por condue'
4 escape on cAballo por PueFtA de Tie,
ira; Pablo Rosario : 8 por lsvAr uns
sarretA con TX CSC do eargs; pablo
Dels ado Q | por smbris Gusz y s,ekn'
dalo, Ricardo Nelendex y JnAn Elsa
rso Q 10 por conduair ma carrslA con
sxssso do eArga; Ffanclseo Trinidad
. 8 por trAhAia ar con un huey sptar'
mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01

/ a~obHepulo on hAbilidAd y al que aus
tituy6 q ~ muerte. BESIDE eie diA 81
forums ersci6 vsrtlginosamsnis: hssia
9 1000 diArios lego a gAnAr, sAgdn %
VI On los MsmorAndus que ID Polisia
encontr6 On 80 szeritorio on 10 eposs
do 10 prisi6p. Pero oil eAbo lleg6 Of
momento On que 10 Euerts, hAata en-.
tonoez propieis, 10 volvisrA o sspalds.
Un iovsn rico : II luyente. sl sapitAp
Norton g 1dta-d, decide libertar &
NV York do aQasl pulpo que 10 shu-
paLa 10 sangre 8 inici6 una guerra
sin tragua contra Adams; poso q
POGO, gan&ndote II Fl aeneias, modif
eando layer, elamoreando on 10 prem
ss, LEG, por In & estreeharle haata
81 punto do que On die 10 Poliefa sor
prsndi6 , cerr6 81 garlic principal ,
redv 10 & Adams & prisi6n. Esto ecu
rrfa en- 1901. y On l so3 eonelufda 10
ssuas s1e 90 lie sigui6, e%ondsnkndolo
& nm enc do preside, ssntsnela que
sumpli6 On Sing Sing. Do elf salid
h,cs dos afos no refo:mado, psro 81
CON 10 sAlud y Of espiritu quebranta'
dos.
-Ha dsisdo toda 81 fortuna & 81
muisr y q sus hiias, 4 Quisnes am6
con singular tsrnura. Porq1e, aun.
que parezcA Yaro. este h?mhre ain
principles y Sin moralidad, ssnifa IN
amor apasionado por 80 tamilia, y
por ella, east exclusivamsntsl ere por
quien sufria 81 darse eusnta dc 10
triste eelsbridad do sue gozaba, To.
dAvfa 90 reeuerda 10 Erase amarga. oil
CRITIC trGgleo con que suplicAba q lol
reporters gus tasron & tomar datos
para snunelar 81 matrimonio do su
hiia mayor, que OIL hacerlo no menslo'
rarAn que erA h'ia del <Policy Klngs;
sdigan do mi TODD 10 quo quieran
psro, por Dios, no 10 toquen & ellas,
lea CRITIC. VAno smpsaol Los psri6.
disos faeron implacRbles, y 10 hills
inocsnts ainti6 GaW Gobre Of TODD o.
peao del dssprsclo I6oliso que Abru.
mabA & "a padre......
~
LIE eitIdiatieA que ACADIA de pu.
hlicAr oil goblernorde los EstAdos Uot
dos. presents I'm dAto pAvoroso, qg,
hA IL temolarA eats pueblo, 81 sst'
pueblo pudiera tsmblAr por a'g',ya
no hubierA squi tanto deaprecio POI
10 vida del h1mbre que, en- dsHuitiva
cusnta por POGO en- Gaia slvilixAoi6l
p~lutosrkaiea.
Hsgda csc sstAsf silica, durAnta Q
aNo Que termin6 90 J unio do 1905, hal
muerto por academies en- los tsrrocA
RIFLES dc cite Pals s.7'3 personals,
han QuedAdo hsridAs de mayor 6 me
nor gsavedAd 50 00S. La guerra gu
hubiera oAusAdo eGe n6mero de vfeti
mas, hAbriA dezatado les mil lepgua
do 10 prensA pidiendo 10 inlervsnsi6l
del G obisrno para haesr easAr 10 ear
nicerfa; Of una epidemic hiCierA uni
d9eIma parts siQuierS dc csc morta
tOcntinaa en- Ia pdgin0 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
PoR $4,000

De eontado, Sc vende L. hnea de'
ncminadA sBArrAneAsS, 10 suAl %
haya situadA en- 81 bArrio de sLlanes
OostAS de este termino. DiatA 4 hora
media de 10 p~oblaei6ni se eompone
a. 1900 euerdHs de extensionl tooas
nropias para las siemhras ue Rnlos
TnenoFes , ca particular para 81 Ago
d6n eCkilan.S Tiena dos magnincos
man0nHAlss para dar de beber 81 &C.
ado, tiene solindAnsiA 81 NAL J puer
IA par1-pmharcar t0doa los frutoa. 10
lie . puaden euidar hAsta AO0 saoe
Eas de gAnado.
Para informss dirigirSek { don Oil
ssu MHrini-Post oalaa.-sAlls shs
Nyera,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
DESDE NUEVA YORK

ACADIA dc oeurrir On uno do l0i
mas aristoef6tieos hotelea de sstA siu
DAD, nm sussss trfgieo que ha pusste
IA { una vida .t~ormsntoss, do Avsntu'
rAa : do vsrgu ,nzAs: Albsrto J. Adams
conosido con 81 POGO snvidiAble nom
brs do ePolisy K!ugs. sx-prssidiAric
duen) de una fortuna que % estims
On mas dc s16 900, 900, 80 suicide On
% s~partAmento en- Ell <Ansoniss, dis
para adoss IN tiro do revolver on 10
cAbsgs.
Dlvsrsas causss eontrihuysron
preeipitar OIL Ia del desgraGiado milo
mario, pero 60 an hseho que 10 prinei'
pal do todas, 10 discriminate en 81
espiritu pars sue tomAss tal resolution
tee 81 convsnsimisnto do 10 impotsnsia
de 80 dinsro para lihertarlo do 10 yer
gasnxa que subrfa "a nbmbre y del
estigma pfbliao que 10 Abrumaba. Il
Investigation judicial prueba que an
tes do mAtarss eStuvo largo ratio sen
tado On Of horde dc 10 cams msditaba
quizkS dolorosAmente On que csc dine
70. & 10 posssi6n del eaal TODD 10 he
bic saerinsado, no podfa galvarlo del
sspantoso salvario de 90 %existensis, ,
no Oh d!f Ill rsconatruir suR rtf xlonei
de ssa bora y snsontrAr como h'zo oil
balance dc ~ vida en- ESQ momsnto
solsmne.
D. I'M lado, "a gran fortuna qus
10 brindaba somodidadss p~lacsrest
psro NADIA nd del otro. % vida d.
vieio, do delito, 10 mAn,hA dol presi-
dio que NADIA podiA borrAr, 10 impo'
sibilidad dc salir 4. 10 eAlle sin que o.
punso 10 Mf Alaran CON Of dsdo, o.
martirio do YER % nombrs On period
Cos , revistss siempre seguido do In
fAmAnts eomsntAric, do DIR como loi
prsdicadores en- oil pdlpito 10 prssen'
taban como & tipo do v'c!o y eismplc
dsl aAstigo que 10 s'gus; J. para ms
yor degrade. tods esta verg lerzI
eayendo sobrs 81 fsmilia & 10 Qus
tanto AmAba y que compariia con 6
81 triats celebridad. sNo ea mi OK I .r.
medad 10 cue me mlta, deefA hAee po.
COS dias 4 m amigo; son los period
eos, yA no puedo ma,!s.... Y oil sui
eidio 10 impuso.
HIio de- padres pobrss sue, 9,
cree, ~deesiendon do 10 tamosa iAmilis
dc Manaehuaets que do dos Presidsn
tss ( 10 Uni6p, rsslhi6 limisada ina
truesl6n y principle 10 carrsra do o,
vida e~mplekndose como trsnsro on al
terrosarril. En- uno do sus vlSi's 60
nosi6 oil fAmoso Z.earias AimuonI
Quisn con 10 protection dc Mayor T1vsss
Asabaha dc sstAb'essr ca N.w York .
jutso do <Polisys lsspseie de loteriA
ruleta it~audulsntAs. ecmblr o 1ss y es'
sneuantro decide de % vida. Era hk
bill, Rohvo & inteligsnis y hubierA 20
dido prosperAr on cualQuierA empress
lftita en- que dssplfgara sue sptitudss
psr0 eneontr6 mas iAsll ssguir oil o.
mino que sl vieio 10 hrindabA y q
Asoei6 con Simmons. oil cue prontt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio 4 s. quintal.
Carlos Juan Ruiz
Agente y comisionista. Sc
ocupa tambien en- la compra
Y venta de casas. Ponce.
& c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unison Agsnass do la ssrvezA can
hsaHsF RuSshp del AguA mineral
sWkita RoakR, del de sVVss -
nWaLs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01

r~sspestivas ~poblaeionsa, sxlgIendoss
los sonosimisrtoa del ~ grade, dc las
essuelAs p6hlieAa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01

e1rEn sata lmprentA 90 Vsnds
papal vieio do peri6dieo 4 Dc QulntAl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-01
Sc VENDE

Una sAldsrA mulIiIubulAr de 80
cAbAllos, con sua AsossorloI, muY
poso uaadA, una homhA ds FIsgo
compound duplex, son osmluAs de
hfonss lain hAbsrss uSadol de 1.HOO
gAlonsa Por minutes, soa 90 pies de
tubsria dc Susssi6n , dsssargA Dc 10
PulEadAs De dikmsaro. DiFiiiPss { don
Vissnls ussFa, calls del oonsrdo ~
u, r, 9, Rex y Ponsa \, r, In sit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
LAST HALF HOLIDAY.
City Government and Other Places
 Will Work Six Full Days.

To-day marks the close of the Sat- urday half holiday in the offices of the city government. for the present at least. Probably at no distant date the Saturday half holiday will be a permanent thing here. just as # is in other parts of the world. Anyway. such as it is it is a big improveEi. mt on the old plan which kept working people at their post all the time the year round with little or no oppor- tunity to get a whif of the sea breeze or spend day or two s1m- muning with nature in .he mpul- tains. The working hours are too long and as a result peonle wear out SO fast that they have scarcely reach- cd the age Of manhood when they disappear into the grave and others take their places. Whats the sensc of this med rush7 If the work day was shorter everybody who cannot find employment under existing cO1- ditions would have something ,o eo and In a general way the whole com munity would be the better for ,t The Saturday half holiday is all right while it lasts. but 1t docs not remain long enough
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
BISHOP h'CABE NOW
 MAKES 4 REPLY Says the Insurance Administration Can- not Be Bsatsn- Il,y MI
 Personal AifahS HE WATCHES EVERY MOVE Says He Caunot Help the Action of the Policyholder. Committee
 and i: complacent.

Chillicothe, O., Sept S-Bishop Mcs Cabe, who is here presiding over tho conference of Ohio AIethodists, when asked to-day concerning the acton q the International PolicyhoIers com. mittee of the New York Life in re- lieying him of further service on the committee, said 1T have been too busy with church conferences to keep posted on what was going on. can. not help the action of the committee. but l insist that the administration ticket Is made up of honorable. relia. ble business men. You may say for me that they cannot beat it.
 Here is letter from Thomas A Buckner of the New York Life prais. ing ne for Investigating conditions and finding that the administration is all right.
 "The reason have not attended the committee meetings is because 1t has been impossible for me to get away. In the past two years there have been seven funerals in the family of my. self and wife and have been unable even to bury my dead on account of the conferences"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
.LEPR0SY CURED IN A YEAR
Woman Who Had the Dreaded Disease k Pronounced We'll. But Will
 Be Looked After
ALLOWED TO co TO HER HOME

New Bedford. Mass, Sept S..-Ths question of the dismissal of Mrt Mary Barros from the leper colony at Penikese Is before the state board of charities. who are acting under the statement of Dr Louis Edmunds in charge of the leper coony, that the patient has, so far as can be judged entirely recovered from the disease and he recommends her being allow ed to be released to join her husband in Wareham. Mass, few miles from this city. It Is recomp lded that a strict watch be Kept over the woman for year or two until it is abso- lutely certain that the cure is perma- nent.
 Dr Edmunds does not tell just how the woman was cured, the first case in this country to be pronounced cured of the dread disease, but he did say to World correspondent:
 Mary BarrOs at present shows no sign of the disease. When she first came to us she was very much run down, and on March IS she became a mother. Two weeks later the child was removed to Boston, and since that time the mother has gained twenty pounds. She is only twenty seven years old, and is now appar- ently in perfect health"
 Dr Edmunds said that the pa- tients have had plenty of outdoor ex- ercise, keeping gardens of their own. and have been kept in separate cot tages, their surroundings have been cleanly and 1t is said that the feed ing of the patients on proper food has had much to do with the cure. The lepers on Penikese have little more than half the entire area of the island. The Barros woman was trans ferred to Penikese from Wareham, where her husband had been taking care of her, and it had been decided to allow him to continue in that ca pacity. The two children were taken by the board of charities, and are now in good homes. The same dispo- sition will be made of the child since born at Penikese. When Mrs Barros was taken to the island her husband was so anxious concerning her well fare that he became insane. but couple of months residence at the asylum entirely cured him.
 There are four other leper patients at the settlement. During the last year since the colony was established the two Chinese patients have con sumed 800 pounds of rice. They will not eat garden truck or any vege- tables but rice, and Dr Edmunds is at his wits end sometimes to know what to provide for their table. Of the 1,200 pounds bf rice which he had in stock on going to the island only 400 pounds remain
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
WATERBURY GOT FIRST.
Beat Norwich @ to 0 in the First z Game of Double. Header.

The last State league games were witnessed at State League park this afternoon when Waterbury met Nor wich in n double-header. The pro. ceeds of the games were for Manager Durant. who has devoted all his tlms to the game since the opening of the season in April The baseball field was crowded with one of the largest crowds which has attended game this season which shows that the game is appreciated in Waterbury and that the good work which Mana- ger Durant has performed has been well thought of. Stevens and Accor- sini are on the slab for the visitors while Rogers and Thackara are do ing the work for the home team. Um- pire Rorty Is holding the indicator.
 The home team gave Norwich the lemon in the first game and shut them -out without even a run by a score of 60. All fans in town will forget about Waterbury's bad play ing when they hear tonight of them taking a double header from the top notchers.
 rhe Waterbury ............... oS N0rw1cn ........... .......V I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
MAN'S FINGERS GUT
 OFF WITH SWORD Clandestne Meeting in a Lodge Room Leads to an Assault
 and Arrest 5. 0f '. COMMANDER HELD Woman in the Case Who Accuses the Man of Welding the
 Sword.

SaleA, O., Sept S.-William Fost- naught, commander of the Sons of Veterans, was arrested yesterday and bound over to the grand jury. On the last night of the carnival In East Pal estine, Fostnaught was seen with a woman member of the carnival troupe and several friends followed them. Fostnaught had the keys to the lodge- room, and the friends who followed him assert that the couple went there. The friends of Fostnaught entered the anteroom and attempted to force an entrance into the lodge-room. The door was locked, and two of the men boosted" William Dickinson up that he might climb through the transom.
 As soOn as Dickinson placed hls hand on the frame of the transom his fingers were struck vicious blow with beavy altar sword. Dickinson fell back in faint with two of his fingers severed and the others badly cut The men left the building and the news of the affair soon spread.
 A crowd gathered on the street Fostnaught appeared and was lm- mediatcly accused. He vigorously denied any knowledge of the affair, and offered to lead a search of the lodge-roonl and building. A search was made, and no evidence could be discovered until member of the par ty raised window and looked out upon roof adjoining. In the moOn- light he saw a woman crouching un- der the window sill. He called to her and she came through the window in- to the lodge-room. She charged Post naught with having yielded the altar sword.
 Dickinson to-day had Fostnaught arrested. He pleaded not guilty, but was bound over to the grand jury with ball at $200 which he gave.
 Fostnaught to-day resigned as com handler of the Sons of Veterans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
People Are Protesting.

Teheran. Persia. Sept s.-The ba. zars here are again closed and peo- pie are once more fiocking to the British legation in protest against the delay In signing the revised ordlp- ance proposed by the clergy relative to the projected national assembly. The clergy rejected the ordinance drafted by the Grand vixier and sub- mitted one of their own. to which the Shah has not yet assented. A crowd ed meeting of clergy and merchants yesterday severely criticised the pro- cedure of the government. The clergy advised a few days patience. but the merchants and others de- cided to close up their businesses and proceed to the British legation. where they declare they will remain until the Shah signs the ordinance drawn up by the clergy and exiles the late Grand vitier and others who are opposing reforms-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
OBJECTS TO JURY TRIAL.
RoReu Wants Auditor to Decide
 S50.000.0O0 Suit.

Boston, Mass, Sept S.-Cadwalla- der M. Raymond's suit for S50.000,- 0e0 filed some time ago against Hen- " H. Rogers and others in the Stan- dard oil company to recover damages for alleged breach of contract, came up in the supreme court yesterday before Judge Sheldon, on motion of Raymond that the order referring the case to an auditor be vacated and that the case be tried before a jury. Counsel for Rogers and others ob- jected on the ground that the case was complicated and could best DC handled by an auditor. The court reserved its decision.
 The suit is based on an alleged agreement relative to a royalty on a secret process for renderig peroledm products non-explosive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
Maine Campaign Closes.

Portland. Me. Sept S.-The Main. political campaign closes today with many rallies and final speeches by prominent men Speaker Joseph e. Cannon. who shows the effect If mak. ing nine address-s in five days. will speak at Ellsworth tonight with Sen ator Eugene Hale. who will deliver his only speech of the campaign. The speakers at the other points will iu- ciusie Governor William T. Cobb, re- publican candidate for governor. Sen afor Lodge. Congressman LlttiefieII. whose reelection Is strongly contest ei and Congressmen Cole of Ohio snl Hamilton Of Mirhigzn-