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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
HOW TO FIGHT THE
SC0URGE Of CONSUMPTION

The Hague. Sept. 7-Today's session OF
the tuberculosis congress Dr Il. Flick OF
Philadelphia urged the foundation OF dis
pensarios as being powerful means OF CO.
laboration between the doctors and the
public for the purpose OF flghting the
scourge of consumption
Dr. Fisher Of Berlin insisted that it was
absolutely necessary to remove all con-
vices.
The Queen Mother today received the
delegates 20 the congress, previous to the
opening OF the session OF the congress.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

lutions designed 10 promote "a fair eau.
Gus and a fair count" were unanimously
adopted
Any renegade Democrat in the audi
ence who might have been sent there 10
act as a spy for the Republican machine
or the Republcanized Democratic ele-
ment In the ward could have had no
doubt about the earnestness Of the speak,
ers and the determination of the repre-
sentative citizens of the ward TO protect
the ballot box this fall against such STUFF
fing or manipulation by the "Hessians"
as caused the last caucus to be throwa
out.
The meeting was called 20 order by
Charles NJ. Kelly, president OF the James G.
Goff company, who introduced ex-senator
Thurston as chairman.
Continued on page Eight)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
Wish REDUCED RAILROAD
RATES FOR u. s SAILORS

Washington. Sept. THE suggestion
has been made to the navy department.
that If arrangements could be made with
the railroad companies to carry sailors of
the navy at half fare or reduced rates IL
would be OF great benefits TO the service
and would cause the enlistment of more
men from the inland towns who are now
compelled to pay the full fare out OF their
own pocket when they wish to see their
home folks.
The sailors Of the British navy are per-
mitted to travel on the various boat and
railway lines at reduced rates and II has
been pointed out TO the department that
an American bluejacket In uniform will
be transported for half fare in England
or the colonies
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

knowledge that IT, is being used for spec
ulative purposes.
81 am not willing. however, that gov
ernment money shall be enticed away
from the locality where IL has ben depos-
tied for the purpose of being used in this
way, Public deposits are made in aid Of
Legitimate business as distinguished from
speculation. whatever its nature. Deposit
airy city banks are expected to loan at
regular rates. or not at all and they
must not be tempted 10 acts as agents in
stead OF correspondents for other depos-
itary banks I'm making call loans at high
rates.
"If you have more money than your
community can appropriately absorb.
please return IL 10 the treasury for IL can
be promptly placedi where IL will do
much good. This does not apply 10 banks
with large reserves regularly on deposits
with city correspondents"
Continued on page Six)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
BLACK HAND
LETTER WRITER I
SENT To PRISON

New York. Sept. 7--vincenao Tiscola,
ar Italian. 27 years old. was given a SEN
tence OF five years in states prison today
for writing threatening BLACK Hand
letters. This is the first conviction for
this crime.
Tiscola was convicted OF writing the
letters To Salvatore Grasso. a shoe dealer.
demanding $500 and threatening TO blow
up Grasso and his family II the money
was not paid.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
STEAMER L0MBARDIA
ESCAPES 4 WATERSP0UT

New York, Sept. 7.-Oflcers of the
steamer Lombardia, which reached port
encounter with a waterspout 700 miles
southeast OF Sandy Hook The spout ap-
peared suddenly and caused n commotion
on the steamer which carried lO5 cabin
and 1000 steerage passengers.
Capt Orengo ordered the ships doors
and hatchways closed but the waterspout
swept past a short distance from the ves-
sci.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Judge Frank r. Fitzsimmons, chairman
sided and Peter G. Cannon OF the Tenth
ward acted as temporary secretary. in
the absence OF Col. Peter j. Gaskin, sec
retary OF the state committee.
Among those present were Congressman
Daniel l.. ID. Granger Hon. John j. Fitz-
gerald OF Pawtucket, Hon. Lewis Brown
OF Newport and Hon. Richard b. Com
stock OF this city.
on motion OF Mr.. Comstock, the chair
man was instructed 10 appoint a secre-
tary 10 take charge of headquarters and
10 carry out the chairman's instructions.
Continued on page Eight)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

The Democratic campaign committee
room $751; Banigan building. and discussed
plans for the most rousing campaign the
state has seen I'm many years.
IL Is 10 be "A campaign OF education, dur
ing which there will be no chance for the
voters TO escape enlightenment on the is
sues OF vital local and state interest.
Already reports from every section OF
the state indicate that the Democratic
Independent leaven is at work. and that
there will be an upheaval next Novem-
ber that will severely jolt, If IL does not
completely sweep the Brayton machine
out of power.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
CAPTAIN MAL0NEY OF
SCHOONER HART DROWNED

Thomaston, Me. Sept. THE drown
ing of Capt. Orel Maloney OF the Thorn
aston schooner Samuel Hart was report
ed in telegram received today from New
York. where the schooner arrived from
Stockton Springs with lumber. the details
not being given, except TO state that the
accident happened Wednesday off New
Haven and the body was not recovered.
Capt Maloney was a native Of this town,
% years old and unmarried.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
MILL 0VERSEERS WILL
HAVE ANNUAL OUTING

The overseers and assistants at the
Atlantic mills in Olneyvllle will hold their
second annual outing tomorrow at the
Warwick club. for which a very enjoyable
program has been arranged.
The party. which will consist OF about
rs. will leave Olneyville al Has IN the
morning on special cars on arrival at
the club grounds lunch will be served
followed by games. At 4:30 clambake
will be served.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
BOILER EXPL0DES INA
SCHOOL; PUPILS ESCAPE

Chicago Sept. IA thousand pupils in
|the John NJ. Smyth school at 18th street
|and Blue Island avenue had Just taken
their seats today when a boiler In the
basement exploded with. report that
Irould be heard several squares
There was a hasty exit from the build
ing and all OF the pupils and teachers
3eached the street I'm safety within three
minutes after the explosion. Several OF
)he pupils were slightly bruised I'm the
providing at the doors. Tho basement OF
! he school was badly damaged
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
JUDGE LATHRop RESIGNS
FROM The SUPREME BENCH

Boston. Sept An official announce
nent was made at the executive depart
nent OF the state house today that jus
fTe John Dathrop, member OF the SUI
rene bench Of Massachusetts,. had re-
gned his office.
Judge Lathrop II II years OF age and de-
res % be relieved OF the responsible
- Of court work. IL Is stated that the
|esignation will become effective when
|ov Guild has selected Judge Lathrop's
|gccessor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
BAR EXAM NATIONS

The board OF bar examiners will hold
an examination OF applicants for ad-
mission to the bar on Friday. Sept. Is,
at ? n. M. at the county court house
Applications must be. filed with the
clerk OF the supreme court on or before
Sept. II, at IL o'clock noon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
MRS. ASTOR'S CONDITION
IS MUCH IMPROVED

Boston. Sept. Mrs. William Astor OF
New York. who is under the care OF ply
sicians at the Hotel Somerset in this city.
was reported today TO be much improved.
DIR. II. J. Stevens issued a bulletin early
in the day stating that Mrs. Astor was
very comfortable and that she would
probably be removed TO Newport tomor-
row
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
FOR NATURALIZATION OF ALL
RAILROADS, CANALS AND MINES

Liverpool, Sept 7.-without any discus
sion the Trades Union Congress at It's ses-
siOns today unanimously instructed the
labor members OF parliament 90 introduce
a bill providing for the Matchmaking Of
all railways. canals and mines I'm the
United Kingdom.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
COxSWAIN ECKD0L
RECEIVES COMMENTATOR

Washington. Sept. 7.--Assistant Sec
retary OF the Navy Newberry has sent
a letter OF commendation TO A. ~
Eckdol. coxswain on the u. s s Cleve-
land. praising him for his recent gal
liant act at Bar Harbor. Me some weeks
ago. when he rescued from drowning
a man and chield who had been thrown
overheard by the capsizing OF a canoe
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
DEPUTY SHERIFF DROPS
DEAD IN IN COURT GeggtlRRI HOUSE

Rutland. VT. sept deputy Sheriff
Aionzo y. Herrick OF Poultney dropped
dead In the court house here today OF
heart disease
Mr.. Herrick had held his Office since
1889 and had represented his town In the
state legislature He was SO years cid
and leaves a widow and two children.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
KILLS SEVEN IN
ASYLUM FOR INSANE

Warsaw Russian Poland Sept Am
inmate Of the asylum for the insane at
Cora Kalwaria. about 30 miles from here
secured an axe YESTERDAY and although
he had previously been quite inoffenslve.
ran amuck through the institution and
killed seven OF his fellow lunatics before
he was overpowered
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
MISS MeKIERNlN IMPROVING

Miss Mary s McKiernan OF 81 EDDY
street. who on "Wednesday night fel rom
a car near Pawtuxet bridge and received
a fracture Of the skull. Is improving AZ
the Rhode Island hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
FELL AND CUT MS HEAD

Harry salman on Exchange place this
afternoon fen and received cut on the
head The wound was dressed By the
ambulance surgeon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
MosTGtGsO TO LAND COMPANY

william II. Perry Of Warwick has mort
gagged land and buildings on Harris ave-
nue. To the Providence Land & Wharf
company for s2SlSo.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
FOR GOVERNOR.
MAYOR HIGGINS
OR j. W. HOGAN
Democratic Campaign Committee Planning
for a Sweeping Victory

Preliminary Steps Taken Today Launch Against Braytonsm
the Most Formidable Opposition Known for Many Years.
Which the Peoples Fight for Clean Government and the
Rule of the Masses Will Be Carried With Determination
and Vigor Certain to Accomplish the Result Sought.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Ward | Democrats Aroused
To Serious Action

N Conference of Representative Men, Congressman
Granger Former Senator Thurston and Others
Denounce the Domination of the Republican
Hirelings Who Have Controlled the Ward
Machinery and Plan to Secure Fair Caucus and
Fair Count at Any Hazard.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
EM M8RoIDERIES

Many people have inquired lately why we did not g,ve a sale on em- broideries. so in order to show them that We are always there with the goods we've taken a great big as- sortment of various width embroid- cries priced 25c. 35c and 40c a yard and will sell them today at
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
SHIRT WAISTS

A beautiful line of gh-grad de shirt waists, such as all-over lace, china silk, lace trimmed; batiste, lace trimmed. etc.; mostly short sleeves, comprising the cream of the shirt waist market. Prices s7.50. $Ie.oO and $12.5O each. Clean Shelf"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
NAT|V0s QUE REGREsAN

En- el vapor americana sSan Juans
llegaron hoy & eatA Ciudad "a puerto i,
rique1os, do los emigrantes que tus.
ron & Hawaii en- urA do las expsdicio.
mes que sali6 do estA isla On 1901.
Segdn nos reheren. vivian Ultima
mente en- San Franciaco dc Calitornia,
cuando los d mos terremotos ocurri.
dos allf y con tal motive y & petici6n
formulada, 90 lea embarc6 por 81 Co.
bierno con destino Puerto Rico,
Diehos individuoa relatan escenas
horripilantes ocurridaa on aouella
gran ciudad en- los tremendos dfas de
los sueesos 10 conoeidos.
Entire los recien llegAdos % euen-
tan algunos niiios y mujerss.
La HituaCi6n dc todos % triste, pusa
carecon dc recursos para sus ateneio
mes mas perentorias y 80 les ha visto
sentados en- las RI. zas, roee ados de-
psraonas, oyendoles sus relatos de
visjs, Aaf como 10 historic de su vida
durAnss gu ausencia de eats pats.
Personals oaritativAs les han syu'
dAdo cen reeursos y sllos contian On
quo ell Gobisrno los proporclonara
medios do regresAr & sus reSpestivas
poblAciones de Ia islA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
En- CAROLINA

Fl domingo por Ia noche SO llev6
4 tfscto en- ell Casino de Ia Colonia
Espafiola, de Care lima, el AnurcIado
bAile de B.aneo y Azul.
Rssulto este muy lucido, Segd noa
dicen iovenes de IL buena sociedGd de
San Juan que as.steron & la fiesta.
Los trsies de las damas slegsnif.imos,
contrAltando con Las gAlas de 81 be.
llezs,
AdmirAmos ali esa noeh',-nos
d.cs IN amigo a la bslla trigutf fis
Apge'ita Fsrr q ldez y las no menol
agrIcISdaS Ie1oritas Calder6n, Gar.
eiA y Pifsro, Abard6 J otrIs.
Sc bGil6 hIIts las 2 de Ia msdru.
gAda en- medic de Ia mayor arm MIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
DON ANAcLET0 AGuD0

Fate bien estmado am 60 nueatro,
propietario del Hotel Iuglaterra, par
tic aver haeiA Europa en- visia de re.
creo. LIE AcompafA gu hiio Pedrin,
dc dieG amos de edsd, Una parte de
10 fAmiliA Agldo SO hslla Ga VAlla.
dolid.
AL ftents del hotel quedA el inte-
ligente iovsn don Pedro Homsr, re.
preIentants del iefior Agudo, que lie.
vkra 10 direction y sdnIn'It-aci6n del
eltAblecimiento con amplios poderes.
DsSeSmos al tef1or Agudo un via.
js satitfkctoric. y al seflor Homar ell
m ior ,clerto en- sus impofttntea fun
cIoreS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
NOT|C|AS GENERATES

El gobernAdor iLterir 0 Mr. Poat
hrmo aver el indullo de dol Arturo
Aponte y don Antonio ArcAy, republi'
canos que Sutrfan condena por deliIoa
electorales,
-ParAAysr tasde estaba anuneiA
do un mitin republicAno en- BsyAm6n.
Dios Quiera no ls h1ya pAsedo 10 que
al dc Puerta de TERRA J Marina -.
que fueron suSEendidos por indispoIi I
ci6n del pdblieo.
Para las LrtxlmAs cArreras "a
el HIp6dromc, se han masriculado
caballoS de Alssibo, vlsQueu, Huma.
Gao, Salinas y Ponce.
Ramona TorreE, tue dsnuncia,
do aver J arrestAds, loe ousdsr,s
con un pAragusI sgsno. Tai dslito
ha aido clAIi6cAdo do abuse de CON.
fArH
-H1salido para Csguar, en- asuna
tos profe'ionalss, nusItro distipguido
amigo sl ingsnisro don Rafasl del
Vale zsno.
-Han ingreGAdo on la cGrcsl del
DllIri1o 100 mArineroE Paul DunlsHy
yCharlss Watersop, stntsnciadoa AVER
por IL Corte municipal.
~Dionisio Nisvss fac arrsstadd
Aae che Pos u'o Do ssIa prch!bids,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
ESPR0NCEDA, P0LITICO

emplea sin cesar los evfsmismos, y al
contender Goa IN ministro, reconoee
en- 81 las condolences de intsligencia
gus 10 alderman, , no desdefl trabaiar
ep ell seno de les Comisiones, , & vecss
defende algda dictkmsn, , & vsces
spoys, grave y serio, algdn voto par.
ticular, Y no es-ique ha de ser! -di.
putado idealIsta, ri sentimental nj 30.
nador.
La Econc mia politics, que para
ciertos literatos es tan SOLO una Glen.
ciA de sfndicos municipales y dc ten
deros de comestibles, inspira oil poeta
diputado sus meiores discursos. Y
90 de DIR cuando habla de la Deuds
interior 8 de 10 question srancelaria 8
de 10 industria a]godonera, , cuando
contiende con Nadoz, en- cuyoa dis.
cursos ya aparece 10 voz irritada que
no csss, durants mAs dc medic siglo,
dc defender Oh prlvilegios de eierta
region. Y en- todo cato el gran poets
que escribi6 ga Jarifa en- una orgias,
90 muestra tan parlamentario, que nj
Jarifs, al contemplarle, reconocerfs
& au cantor. Y dc tel modo le lvAsa'
lla su amor al Cor greso, que un dfs,
por no perder una session, regresa On
viaie rapidfsimo y mortslmente fati
goio del pueblo de Arapjusz, adonde
hAbfa hseho una escspada para ne
gocios lutimos, adquiere al la en-
termedad que le lleva Al sepnlcro.
squel eterno sublevado, qre al or
Espsfia emo en- Francis, pelsande
bravamente, habfa logrado hurtar o.
cuerpo oil plomo homicids. cae un dis
vu'garments, por 40 perder una se
si6n....
Hay en- 10 vida de Espronceds
desde 81 vuelta de 10 emigration, un,
serie de coLtrsdicsiones que de- srfar
perpleio d un spo'oglsta aistemAtico
aunque no d un critico serene. Aque
que con patri6tico corsis habfa atra
vssado la frontera siguiendo al coro
| mel De Pablo y que habfa hscho reso
mar ants 10 foaa del caudillo eata ven
Igattva estfofa:
i Y vosotros, ioh, mobiles guerreroal
de 10 patria sosten y esperanto
abrasados en- sed de veDganza,
lodio eterno al tirano iurad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22

Parrsf1s del libro que ACADIA de |
publican el dlslinguido crfiic0 asfior
Cort6n.
A princlpios de 1912, euando Es. |
prorceda jur6 ell cargo de diputado d
Cortes sin renunciar 81 puesto que
en- La Hsya tsnfa, -regfa en- Espafa
Ia Constitution de 1887, que habis si
do una transaction con ell sapfritu do
cesfilsta. Aquel Copgreso, con IL sols
exception dc un diputado, formabanlo
los progresistas, que SO dividfan en-
tres fraceiones, acsudilladas por tres
hombres de singular waller; Don Joa'
quin Maria Lopez, el successor en- 10
oratoria del <divinos Aguelles: Don
Salustiano Ol6zsgs, un maestro, no
solamente en- diacurrir. sino tambiep
en- las intligaa con que se iniciaba d
10 saxon el regimen parlamentario, y
Don Manuel Cortina ell primer bufete
de Madrid. En- aquella Legislators
spunt6 en- Espsf1a 10 prim.ra semills
del republicanismo, s1u no defnido
trancamente, pero ~ muy b!en repre-
sentado por Mendez Vjgo, Uzal y Pc
tricio OlAvarris, redactor que habis
sido el dltimo de squel Huracdn de
que Espronceda fue tan exeiiado de
Ifensor. Esta trinidad republicans 90
anticlp6 sl ilustre Orsnse, que fue mas
sErde, en- las siguientes Cortes, el def
nidor de 10 dcctrina. La diminuts
listA So ha aumentado cAprichosamen
to con dos nj mbres mas; el eonde de
las Navss y Espronceda. Pefo 81
buen dlputado por Ia provinciA de AL
ms, 10, leios do tener tai tilisci6n, en
los tres mesei NAL soptAdcs que dur6
81 sventurs, SO limit6 q ser un pre- gre
sissa de opoticl6n templada al Go
hierro de entonces.
Esta es su actitud en- un Congreso
ldorde OlsvArrfa, dem6cr ate, se vic
obl'gado renunciar Ia representative
lque poseia porqus en- ell recinto de lsi
Cortes ioh puritaniamo, que q estaI
horAs quizas no te ccm brenda nc
podia defender como deseaba au belle
ideal de 10 Republics.
Desde que jura el cargo, no falts
una lesi6p; habla acercA de TODD, J
demostraudo que ha estudiAdo el asun
Ito; se sabs de memoriA el reglamento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
la APPENDICITIS

Varios doctores entire los que 90
cuenta I'm ipg,6s muy eminente, estkn
persuadldoa de que Ia apend.cItis 90
contAgiosa,
Dieho doctor dice que cuando en-
un hospital Sc declarA un caso de esta
entermedad en- aeguida caen or fermos
dc ella otros varies indlvidu6s, y 10
mismo ocurre cuando se declara en-
una fAmilia.
La appendicitis, como otrAa muchas
enfsrmsdades, Ia producs un microbio,
cuya naturaleza ignoran toiavia los
meiicoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22

Rsgresa & Madrid, y de allf q po.
90 se ls vs plasido y ssreno hollando
las alfombrAs palatinAs como sumiso
servidor do 10 viuda do Fernando VII.
Lanzado & 10 polftica menuds, y en-
un escenario que contrasts cen 10
grandszA del Pirene, teatlgo de su an
tiguo arroio, o. ben6volo con Marn.
neg do 10 Rosa y escribe, en- csmbio.
contra Mendizabal, sl rsvolucionario
dc 10 epocs. un irritsdo o. 1seulo.
Detenido como conspirador en- 10 Car.
Gel de Corts, y iabiendo que habfa
aeordado que saliese para BAdsiez.
en- cuya provincia habfa pPeido, zero
con 10 cual no 10 ligaba nlpgdu afec.
to, solo 30 10 o.urre dirigir una lasti'
mosa exposiei6n & In Reina gober No.
dors, 10 cual 10 pone en- libertad.
Lamentan a'gunos que Espronce.
d. hsya muerto tan ioven, cuando
acabsba dc cr mplir los treinta cua.
tro amos. Pero no debe lsmentarlo
quien anne 81 msmoria. AL irae tan
temprano dc la vida, tiene hoy la suer.
to de dormlr, como los Antiques caba.
lleros con sus me hosas armadurss,
CON 81 Ideal que acsrici6 en- su primers
ljuvsntud, sdn no mancillAdo por el
tlempc. Cuando ls sorprerdi6 ID muer'
TO, conner zaba q rehacer "a vids, &
modifear su csracter, & moderAr sus
ardimientos. Haitiado de una vida
mundane de escepticismos y dc place.
res, Sc disponfa & ipgresar como IN
bendito en- el gremio dc los casados.
Comensal del Regente, diputado opti.
mists, discutlendo on las Cortes IL
question arancelaris, 30 iuzgAba di.
chose. HubierA tenido, andAndo sl
tempo, 10 misma fortuna que aus ale
gres condiicfpulos del colegio dc San
Msteo, llegando a ser, como Escoura,
miniatro de 10 Gohernaci6n, 8 ecmo
Roea dc 7 cores, embsiador On Pa.
rfs, 8 como Pezuela. presidents de 10
Real Academia Espafola. Y iqu.en
sabe ai el mismo mo hubiese quema.
do sus poemas y cambiado su NOM
bre por un tftulo de sonde 8 do mar
Iques!.,....
| Antonio Cort0n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
JUICIO De TORRES

Esta mafana Sc VIC en- 10 Coete
de Distrito, sesci6n segunds, una pe
ticion del abogado TIsol en- la cual 40.
licitaba que ID Corte irc'uyera en- el
presenie t6rmino, el iuicio DOR iurados
que ss aigue & don Juan Torres,
La Corte, d petici6n del fiscal y
despues de un exSmen detenido, deses'
tim6 el eEcrito. FL sefior Nzol recu
rrirA en- a,zAda 81 Tribunal Supreme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
P0R SAN SEBASTIAN

Nos dice nuestro am q el setior
Garcia, que Ell iueves dsra en- Arecibo
la function de Cinemst6g,Sto Anuncia.
da en- bensfcio de las personas Que
Gufrleron p'riuicio en- el inCendio de
Ian Sebastian.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
Antonio Cort6n.
RE0S DE- MUERTE

Sc sefisl6 para el viernss pr6xino
en- Ia Corte Suprema 10 apslaei6n do
los reos de muerte hermanos Acosta,
condenados por 10 Corte dc Diatriso
dc HumAc1c, por asesinato de don
Tomas Cabal.ero. Defenderk & los
acussdoS el letrado don Nemesio Pc
rez Morris,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
La Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO So,
Gran rebala de precIos en- benefcIo del pdbLc0.

El que Guseribe pone en- eonoci
miento de suS numerosos psrroquia-
nos, que desde ests iecha, J en- nj Sc
gundo comsdor, los precios estaran
On relaci6n con la situaci6n actual:
Un blatak, Ii ctvs, Una ternsra en-
pAnadA, 10 stvs. On Arroz con gall
na, 10 ctva. On caldo gAllegoi l0etvs.
On bacAlAo { 10 vizcaina, 10 ctvH. Una
aopA con earns, ) etvs. Una sops dc
gallinA, 8 stVs, Jna nixtA, 8 ssvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
CALDERA Y MOTOR

Sc vends una calderA de rs csba.
Hos y un motor de 50 cAballos de 10
oomhrAda tabrica eAtlass; tiene
poSo uao Para informes dirijirae .
3. De Sola. p. o Box sos. San
luRn p. r. rvs I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22

plaza
TEmbiGn &c haeen hboaos pEfG
families 8 precios limitados, eStos cor
QuiccenaE adel Gntadss,
Un oubiertO de II J de en
el Restaurant, 30 eivs.
Los lueyes J tomingoI Se haee ~
seleeto ealdo gAllsgo, J los sabAdoI
psgtslsa J allAeAs con polio.
JUANG ARoIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-22
TENIENTE Ia ROSA

Sc han rmulsdo caves csrgos
contract Tenit nte de Ia policis insu
lar aefior La RJIa. EI casi seguro
que preser tai a 10 renuneiA del pueatc.
La R-SS Iervia en- 10 jurisdiction de
Salinas.