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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
Effect Of Heavy Winds.

The strong northwest winds of yesterday
afternoon and an outfowing tide resulted
in such low water In the river about George
town as to compel the shutting down of the
power plant OF the Great Falls and Old Do
minion Railway Company and suspension
of traffic over the road from 2:15 pm. until
750 In the evening
Water Is supplied to the boilers of the
company's plant by means of pipes extend
Ing into the river. and by reason of the
low tide the pipes were not within reach OF
the water and 1t became necessary to shut
down the machinery until the tide arose.
The company provided its patrons with a
bus service across the Aqueduct bridge
until traffic was resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
CONFEDERATE REUNION
IDEAL WEATHER AND BIG
CROWD AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. La, April 25-Under
weather conditions that We're ideal, at
tended by a multitude that crowded to the
doors the great auditorium erected for the
occasion, and with enthusiasm unbounded,
the annual reunion of the United Confed-
crate Veterans was called to order today.
Everything points to one of the most sue
cessful reunions in the history of the or
ganization.
In the hall where the reunion Is to be
held every roof pillar is covered from top
to bottom with white and red bunting
wound in alternate bands. and between
these uprights hang first the confederate
flag, then the national colors, then the
stars and bars again. the spaces between
being filled in this manner from end to end
of the hall. The roof is concealed by
ropes of red and white tissue caught up
at regular intervals by small confederate
flags. Portraits of the leaders of the con-
federacy are at regular intervals through
out the hall. 5r f
The hour scheduled for the opening of
the auditorium was o'clock, but thirty
minutes before that time the doorkeepers
were struggling hard with veterans and
female relatives of the veterans who were
anxious to enter and make a general tour
of Inspection. Once inside, q majority OF
the people headed straight for the seats
of the delegates on the main floor, which
they proceeded to fill with much satisfac-
ton TO themselves ana equal trouble TO
the ushers. who promptly charged and
drove them to the high places around the
sides Of the wall, which were filled to
overlooking by the time the convention
was called to order.
Promptly to the minute the convention
was called to order by Gen. Albert Estopi-
nal, commander-in- chief of the Louisiana
division of the United Confederate Veter-
ans. After an eloquent invocation had
been delivered by Chaplain Gen. Jones of
the organization, the anthem, 'Immortals,
composed by T. C. DeLeon of Mobile, Ala,
was sung
An address of welcome to the visiting
veterans was then made by Gen. Estoptnal
and solo. IA Confederate Toast in Song"
composed by Miss Given of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. was sung
by Miss Carrie Nick.
Gov. Blanchard Cheered.
Gov. Blanchard was given most en-
thusastic welcome when he stepped to the
front of the platform to speak for the peo-
pie of the state OF Louisiana. He in the
most cordial manner babe the visitors well
come to the state. and after song by
Alfred Meister, Mayor Behrman greeted
the veterans in behalf of the city of New
Orleans.
Charles Paine Fenner of New Orleans
delivered a brief address of welcome in
behalf of the local Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. w. J. Behrman, president of the
Federated Southern Memorial Association,
spoke few words of welcome, and then
]. B. Sinnott first vice president of the
citizens executive committee of New Or
leans, spoke briefly, welcoming the veterans
In behalf of the people of Louisiana, and he
then delivered to Gen. s. d. Lee as COM
Grams, the hall erected for their use during
the reunion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Grand Jury Of Alexandria County Re-
ports Bills Against Alleged Violators

The grand jury of Alexandria county has
reported twenty-five indictments against
alleged violators of the liquor and gam
bling laws in the vicinity of Rosslyn. Va.
Crandall Mackey, commonwealth attorney
for the county, appeared before the grand
jury and presented the necessary affida-
Wits and testimony OF witnesses. Those
indicted We're Michael Lawler. Walter Ma
gruder, George Harper and John Souder.
The offenses alleged are selling liquor
without license. violating Sunday liquor
laws and permitting gambling on their
premises. Several indictments are found
against each. The several cases will be
heard In the near future by Judge c. X.
Nicol of the circuit court. Mr.. Mackey
stated to a Star reporter that several addi-
tional indictments are to follow, and that
he is determined to keep up the fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
Engineers Seriously Injured.

John Norton, thirty-nine years OF age.
an engineer in the employ OF tho Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company. was taken to
Providence HOSPITAL this morning from the
Anacostia freight yard and treated for
severe injuries and scalds received while
at work In ths yard. His left arm and
left leg were fractured. and his head cut
He also received severe scaids about the
lower part OF his body and legs. 1t is
stated that he was working on a portable
crane and that the structure fell ana he
was caught beneath It The steam escaped
from the boiler and Norton was scalded be-
fore he could be rescued. His condition II
serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
ANTI-LIQU0R MEN BUSY
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE AND ROCK
SPRING BoNIFAcEs HELD.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
| ROCKVILLE. Md. April 25.-wilIiam TT.
Bobinger, proprietor Of Cabin John Hotel.
at Cabin John Bridge. this county, ana
Walter Loveless. understood to conduct
Rock Spring Hotel, on the Conduit road,
were arrested last evening by Constable
Peyton Whalen and former Constable Ed
ward Bradley upon warrants charging them
with violating the local option law of the
county. They were taken before Justice
OF the Peace Alfred Wilson at Bethesda,
who required them to furnish security for
their appearance at the November term of
court The warrants were issued at the
instance of Messrs Charles Kirby ana
Charles Gingell. members OF the Bethesda
Lodge OF Good Templars, and are the first
move on the part of that organization TO
rid Bethesda district of alleged lawless re-
sorts Loyeless is the man Responsible for
the indictments now pending against Brad
ley In the circuit court at this place for
accepting brides.
Suicide at Gaithersburg.
John H. King, blacksmith and wheels
wright. committed suicide at his home at
Gaithersburg about 1890 o'clock this
morning by shooting himself In the
right temple with a revolver. For several
years he had conducted the Gaithersbure
business OF B. B. Burt g. Sons of Freder-
lex. and a day or two ago, II is stated,
had a disagreement with his employers and
the business was taken out of his hands.
Yesterday he went to Frederick In an ef-
fort to straighten out the matter. but II
" understood he was unsuccessful. Upon
his return to his home last evening he
seemed Respondent and sick, and this morn
ing did not leave his room. While his wife
was downstairs preparing him some break
fast revolver report was heard, and upon
rushing upstairs Mrs. King found her hus-
bands dead body stretched upon the floor
and a smoking revolver nearby. Death
was instantaneous. The deceased was sober
and Industrious. and his rash act Is at
tributed to worry over his business troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
Wanted Herr for Trial.

Capt Boardman received a message from
August voi1mer chief Of police of Berke-
ley, Cal. this morning advising him that
he had Newell Breckenridge In custody and
a1iking II the young man ID wanted here.
a response was sent to ChIef Volimer ask
lng him TO bold the s)Fisoner to be brought
here g ansMsr cn9xSe @ 49, prstenses.
worthless chock for 80 1t KeensA tailoring
estahlfehneat and that he failed to appear
Tor trial h1ker having 60en re3eaoed on bond
q s. proba6ie that hie b0ndamau Nf1l have
70 oey the expense Incurred b brinoing him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

pany OF blue jackets and one company of
marines. under command of Lieutenant j.
III. Holden, United States navy. Music was
furnished by the Marine Band
The interment was made at q point near
the grave of General Joseph Wheeler the
spot being selected a special mark of
respect to the memory OF Lieutenant Hud-
gins, whose death In the 13-inch-gun tur-
ret of the Kearsarge of the coast of
Cuba caused such widespread sympathy and
regret.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

The breaking of the harness on a horse
owned by Charles Mason, living at 1928 P
street yesterday afternoon, was followed by
the occupant of the vehicle being thrown to
the ground and the wagon passing over
him The accident occurred near 4th and
+ streets northeast. The injured man was
taken home In the vehicle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

sArgsnto Lavergne, dc lE 2. I teutra
efacto el 80 de ests mes.
-Hacs un's dfas tssisron de los El
tadcs Undo. el csd&ver del m sloRrA
do joven don Juan Alsieux y VISA
rrondo, que fallec'o el sfo pssado.
Sus restos hao sido depositAdoa On al
Pants6o de la fsmilis On Arroyo, a
donde le &C 3mpsi16 una numarosA con
currerc cls, dsmosE a 1dose al las sim
pstfas de que gozA 10 tsmiia del Sc
nor Alsieux 90 aquells Ii cslidad.
Aver vlsit6 Al G Goharnsdor Win
throp con quisn tuvo una larga con
ferercis, don Juan r. Bsiz.
Sc encuentrsn en vacsc 'ones lol
funeionarios de Ia Corte dc Dlatrisc
de San Juan.
-Dsulr0 de pccos { las llegsra 4
san Juan nuestro distirguido am'gt
| don Juan F. Och0tsco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
AOTAS De JUNC0S

FL sabado anterior 40 !nscribieFon
en- cate precinto l0I unionistas, % rs.
pubicanos y 10 indt Il oidoa.
Fl NAL tempo no permiti6 venir
mas eecsores 4 inscribirls.
-Antter al detensr al guardiA Or,
tz d Nicolas Rivera qu, sstaba ca
estAdo dc embriIglez J at,rando la
psz pdblica, cate hizo rsistencia 81
guArdia, sl cua! Sc vl5 preeisado &
hacer uao de 10 mAcana, caus6adole
una hsrlds.
-Por fu eonsigui6 sl ayuntamien :
10 81 tsrreno que dsseAba para IL
construction del nuevo hospital J el
mAtAdero, euya obiA ssii rem Atada, y
otraH obras dc utilidad pd alicA que &C.
propone llevar & cAbo ell eoncejo mu-i
nieipAl.
-Muy slegants QuedAfA 10 eass
que eatA construyendo nueitro amigo
ell doctor Barrsras J deatro de pocos
dias eIlara tsrminAda.
CoRREsFoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
Fl hOmbre que rife.
S0CIE0AD MERCANT|L

Hsmos Wi 10 al gast) de reclblr
una clrsu ~ q 10 L1s M incia To- cons
sltuc!on d. una oomQsnfa msrcsntil,
en- ests pia2s, baio Ia rAz5n A, GAGS
i CoNPANiA, do la que nc j soclos ges =
torea doa Aleisndro Gaosy don Ma
nuel Padisl, esi!mAdoa amigos nueE'
tros.
Ssgdu nos pariieipaa. son agentea
dc im )orsa1taa casRS de K lropa y Es'
tAdoA Uotdos, ensrs las qua fguran
y, A dc Lima y Comp, Italian Swiss
Colony, Fredk d Barry y Comp, la
mss Buchanan Comp, y Olard Du-
puy Of CompAgaie, ouyA re pressntAcl6n
tenisn autss los sen )res r. Paniagua
y Compaflla.
Lss dssssmos los mel )rss negocioa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
Il MEETING De AVER

Aver tSrde celebraron un meeting
dc propaganda po,ltlea nueatros co
rreliglonRrioH en- PuertA de TERRA,
b&luArts inex pugnable de la Uaion
HIcleron uso do 10 pAlAbra los Sei1o
res Ramon Miranda, Isldoro VAlentin,
Nc dsato GotAy lLuchial .SaaAno Bo'
ssnegra, Julio G Alvtz Olero y Andres
Rodriguez, cerrando 81 acto cate 4 81
mo con frasea que faeron .muy Splau
didss.
En- honor dc 10 vsrdad diremos
que el ioven don Julio G Alvsz OIero
viene siendo Ell GALLO PAvA d. los
msetIngs d. Pueiia do TIerrs, pueA
poSee apreeiab.es fAcultades orAto
riAs.
FelieisamoA d todos 81 general por
el plausible Itlefzo que reAlizan, po
EeidoS do entusiasmo psiri6tico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
No SE EXTIENOEK

Se dice q2e han surgld1 dos gran
des disideaciaE dsnlro del parlido re
publicano local
De un lAdo HSrn&ad.z Lopez,
BArbosa demaI prt )mb:ea que
apoyan lAcAndidsturA "a ducsor Coil
y Toste por ser este persona mas gra
IA al gobierno que don Rob.rto Todd
De oHo lado, un grlpo do obreroa
de 10 ext.nguidA Federac.61 Regional
Republicans, ensre los que 40 eucuen
tran DesdS, Rivera Noa, CAnAlsu
Carsso, Bsaerril oIrCS que trAbsia al
Ia cAndldaIura do don JAI.&a SlIv.
lex-ConceiAl del Ayuntamle1so de sAr
Juan.
Y por d.tlmor el 'upo cue aoAu
dillsn Don RkmlD FAlcul, dou Migue
CA1sllas y don tliAr Miranda, que
trsbAisn, oomo em1lesdoa N mlnicipA-
les nl fa, por don Roberto Todd.
30 AAegurR que don Pedro FAl1
de SAnt1lcs, ae hA com. romslido cor
| el Connie Territorial para apoyar Ia
cAndidatara Coll y Tosle.
Tambl6n 30 AtrnA q 10 el Comi,t
Local rspublicAno, de que es Preai
dsnte ell sefi0r Falcon, ttSIA de dirigir
81 Connie Territorial dsl paltldo una
proteSlA eonlrA Hu oonducta al impo.
ner un oAadidGto ain leaer AutoridA 80
para clio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
FIESTAS En- SAN JUAN

En- 10 joyeria Dc don Victor Hustt
ae eala fAbrioRndo una m sdalIa de oro
primer prsmio que 40 concedera oil quC
reAu.ts iriunfAnts en- 10 cGrrerS a esca
pe de los &C sntlemsn J ksyaS que sI
organiza CO ND uno de los | i neros de-
programa dc 10 fiesta dc San Juan.
Ot:aA cIrreraR & paAo SO llevat6 i
efscto por smszoaaS, obteniendo como
premioA obi stoS de Arta.
Tambien sc org4niza una esird!an
tina, con un premio de $50 y en- 10 cual
tomsran parte dissingaidoB i6venes Dc
eAtA ciudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

RI Hon Fet knsn Winthrop, Go
bernador de Puerto Rico, ha nombrs
do para 10 Comisi6n de IL Anemia &
los distir guidoa tacutstivos doctorea
R,fael Gutierrez don lsaae G ouzalez
Martipfz y don Francisco Sein En-
Ia pr6xlma sesi6n del Consei1 Ejacu
two SER an Aprobsdos.
--El dis 70 de Julio toma' II pose
si6n de ,us resrectivos esrgos en- 10
Comisi6a CodifcadorA de Layes lol
seflores don Eduardo Acufia Aybar
don Jacinto Texidor y Mr. Hsnry F
Hord. RI senior Acuf1a Aybar es o.
Presidente deaignado para dichA Co
misi6p.
Fl senior Federico Stuhbe, dol
comercio de eats Guided, ha embareA
do psra Europa, yr g1esa1a en- brevt
& Puerto Rico.
La rerurcia presentads por g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

Avso Fin uC der del vecino de
eG.e puebo o don Jose B DavilA ha h.
do deposlisda Una qua alszAna CO.
NO de cuItro 8 de cdAd sells Guar.
ta' s'z.da y pa>o franc d., Ia cual
I. & cor 4 clIA 81 der6siIo municipal
CO amin ales realtrgns el ofS 2 del CO.
rrtepte m3s . CIril.V Valdez ma ve-
cino dsI y,.rr!o Ser23;rs de tsla iu'
risdeuidn,
D!ch) auimhi s. !, eltstg >do
qvien Icredite en lma egAl sr su
ltg timo duth previ psgo dol preSen
IS All ut'o y demS' CASTE q 8 ,e RI.
giLen
Aguss buenS i IL mo DE- 1905
Jose d Mofalts.
Z eslda Mus1elp,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
Junta EScaIaI de ManatI


A loa MaestroAi La JuntA Escolar
para cumplimeutsr 10 Secci6n 81 do ID
Ley EScoIRr vigents, Sdmisira SollcItu
dsE q todos los msestros que desssn
coniratArAe para sl prtAimo sno 81
collar.
Lac solicisldeE Re dlrigIran al Sc
cretArio de la JunIA don ss!uItianc
Vtllamil Pears AcompAnadas de Au,
correspondeintss OeriifcAdos, Ants,
del IS del corriente mes.
CtemeHte R0ntre-.
Preaidente JuntR ElcolHr
JunIo 10 os 1910 s la.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

Sc encuentra en- J n;1a nuestt
amigo don Carlos F. Storec Superin'
tsndente de <El Sol dc Canada en-
Puerto Rico
~Ha sido nombrado glardia de
Females cor destino & la.a sci de Hu'
macao, ell iovsn sef13r JM6A Lopez
de Hare.
LIE felicits mos
Ell vapor <vh'ladslrh' ,, de ID
Rsd sDs Lice. sufri6 algM as averfas
en- su vlsi', llegando aver San Juan
Goa alg6n resraso.
AL regreso del vapor <Philadel'
Th'ss de Ia Glsirs, llsgra 4 este
puerto Ii Com paflfs dc O era Isalians,
-Anochs lleg6 de Lsrss nuestro
bue amigo el doctor Fr lneisso Sein,
quien tuvo urs confsrencia CON el Co.
bsrnsdor Winthrop.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

ell sistema de muchislmas enfermeuades
cr6nicas.
Sigui6 Los Consoles Del Dr.. Hartman.
Carta del Sr. Ingeniero de Minas,
Captain John c. Nelson, Dayton, Tenn
Este sefor contrajo un severe reuma-
tismo, ell cual Sc hizo permanente & eindu'
10 al desarrollo de otras Intermediates
uue tambi6n Sc hicieron cr6nicas'
Despues de haber tornado la Peruna por
algfn tempo, el Sr. Captain nos mani
fest6 10 siguiente:
"Habiendo por muchos ahos padecido
de un severe reumatismo y adjuntas
complicaciones, y despu6s de haberme
puesto bajo tratamientos especiales y
generates, haber recibido solamente
alivio temporal, lei ell tratado cientifico
del Dr.. Hartman sobre las enfermedades
catarrales.
"Correspondiendo a mis- deseos, ell Dr.
Hartman me recet6 los remedies de la
Peruna, los cuales tome segun instrucci-
ones, lleno de placer gratltud les
participo que va estoy curaQo deI reulna'
tlsmo y sus compncaciones, y me sientc
joven otra vez, la edad de sesenta y
nueve a1os.
"Todo aquel que razona acepfara 81
classification de las intermediates ca
farraIes como cienHfiCas y VerdaderaS,
los remedies de la Peruna, como e.
n1eiOr frafaH,ienfO para diCHaS CO.
fermedades. Cap. John c. Nelson.
ManaEin, Ell I,axante FaVorifo.
FL Manalin es el mas moderno laxante
agradable el paladar, suaye en- su acci6n
cura infaliblemente pXtre1imiento
constipation, Is un catartico inmejora
BILE para adultos y nihoa. A cala frascC
hcompaha dircccioncs para su uso.
Sisu drogui-ta no ticne csta medicine
escriba ID peruna Drug Medicine Go.
Columbus, Ohio, L, Y, dc A,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
EDICT0

En- Ia Corte de Distrito cei Distrito
Judicial de Gusyama, P. r. -Es
tadoa Un'dos de America. FL
Preaidente de los EE. UU.-SS.
Maria del Carmen V,zqusz CArrerss,
D.msndante, Va. Jose Maria
Brenes y Aponte, DemsrdIdo,
=, EMPLAZAMIENTO
Ell Pueblo de Puerto REQ
q J0st Maria BrerseS g ApOnts, que se
halla ausente dc 10 I,ls, igno' 4 1doIe
su psrodero, 6 sea el demandado an
tss meucionsdo.
Por la preserts 80 notifies d DID,
cue 80 ha presentado en- Ia ofcir del
Sscretario de 10 Corts de Dlatrito de-
Distrito Judicial de G layAms, Puerto
Rico, la demands &c Ia dem andapt tie
Antes citsds, en- 10 cusl Sc soliciciss
So decrete por 10 Cort' 10 disolucl6p
del vfnculo matrimonial enlre ell de
mandato y 10 demandAnte y cue se
impongan las co.taa al rtfsrido de.
msnd6do,
Use ntiifcA & usted Ior medic
del pres nte edicto que de 6rden de la
Cor.e 10 publ!clra una vsz por lema
ra durante el iermino dc cuArepta diAi
en- el peril Co LA DEMOCRACIA que
80 edit. en- San Juan, que de no com
psrecer q contestar Ia dsmSndA dertrt
del t6rmino Ge eusrenta dias, 10 de-
m Andante podIa solicltir de 10 Corte,
On viatA de Ias pruebss que Aporte,
una aentencia en- los termlnosen que
estS redaetsda su demxnda. &c Apo
gSdo de 10 demandanta ell liicenciado
Tomas BernArdini de 10 Huerta.
ExtendidA bsio mi frma y el se
10 ofcial de 10 Corte, en- lA ciudAd de
Guaysma, Puerto Rico, hoy dia siete
de JUNO de mil novec'entos seis.
FRANCISCO MORALgS, $50 District
Court Secretary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
HOTICIA! GENERATES

En- el vapor Philadelphia lie
60 aver tArde ds los EaIsdoa Unidos su
donae se hAllAbA lrabaiAado, ell ioven
ponseho don Julio B.sschi Paoli,
hermAno de nueStro amigo J ccmpa,
hero don Juan BrAIChl, redaetor de
tLa Corrsspondeneiss. Ii ioven Rtss
chi he rsgresado & Eu pals, 81 lado de
Iu ealimAhle tamiliA, por sneontrarse
delisado de sAlud, DssssmeH su res
labnoimiento.
-Manana por Ia noshs, llsvMku
4 eteclo los alumnos dc lA EIcuslH
HAw.h9rpel de NO PiedrAs, una vslA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
AbaniCO eleCtriCO

II ace dfas, loctor que gs barrlntA
40 han undo Mensndfz Msteo.
Y al tenerse notieia de eaa ilnta
en- loco deAvArio.
sigde ell muudo dire con Calico
por ell p6lsg) inmsnso del vaeio.
Segdn El RUm9r Dldri0. en- Arecibo
% hs vuelto lCc2 oil pueblo soberano;
todo es republican,
81 pueblo, de un estr.bo al os,o eatribo,
Tales deirios de 10 m9nte loea
conque el Run0r provoca.,.,.
la rirR del baluarle Arecibefo,
hR aido a6lo un sueGo
que tuvo un redactor del Rumor Diari0
despues de hsbsr leido CAder6n,
quien dijo que 10 vida suefo on l6lo
y los su'foS del alma guefos son,
Ala en- SAbens G .Ande
bal! !aron u1 tp0 steps, todo corridc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

dc con obisto de eelebrar lA slausura
del Curso eacolar. ri ae.o promete
QuedAr lucido.
Hemos rssibido AtsnIa invitaei6
y progrSms. por 10 qua dAmoa Lee
graciaE.
Hoy ha rsgtssado su rsssden
cia de MAyagusz el doctJr don Isaac
GonEslsz MarIintz,
aver ocurri6 IN irnulto Ga Fa.
iRrdoi con motive de unA riha entire
varios individuos. LA poliefa detuvo
a loa Pefsureadorss, los saales ingre4
saron en 9 d eel.
Ell Il de Julio ,edtra abolido
ell sistema de subastA para la matsu,
"a ds ganAdo On toda Ia isls.
Delde Lola el doo.e. Lugo VI.
De rsmN6 81 Depsrtlm, p,o Superior
de sanidad IN lnforme leersa de IL
inveiiigac.6n en- sQusi pu.slo.
"A Is procession del oc~pus ch.is.
h, sue tendfa lugsr en- Ia tArde de
mshsns, ssiIsi'an les banisI de md
Gles de Asiladoi, Policia Insular = Ia
del B ltall6n de Puerto RIeo.
Hoy txt!ngaisron Ep cordenak
90 lAt Gel municipal ACC 70 Q Iipia.
ne, Pedro Yalldiuli JuIaa2 I. .iakQai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
SESEXTA MIL PESOS

h. Congteso mel cAno ha aprobA'
40 Ia proposition del Sccretario de
Rela9loneH exteriores, dsasinAndo Ia
Auma dss00. 00J para sufcagAr los gas
sos dc 10 Delegation dc aquel pal,
que ha do asisttr d lA sercera confs
rencia Pan Americana, que, como sa
ban nueAtros lect1res, hA dc cole orarae
esse mes sn Rio Aneiro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

"Su preparation es tan eficaz
para las diferenfeS formas en- que
Sc presenfan las Intermediates ca
farrales que Carezco de paIabraS
con que reCOmendaria
"MiembroS de mi famiiia Ia han
uSado con beneficOS resuItadOs.
"Cuando Ofros remedies faiiaron,
la Peruna prob6 ser Ell mas efcaz,
y con pr0funda gratifud certifico
que Sus efectoS curativOs son exec
IentaS." GEO. w. HONEY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
CaIendari0 Gratis.

Ell precioso calendario de Ia Peruna
Sc enviara gratis q Ia direction del que
10 solicitc.
Contiene valiosas intormacionos m6dis
cas- y un cuestionario, 81 cual 10 puede
utilizar para consular al Or. Hartman
todo aquel que este tomando la PorunA,
Direction:
Doctor S. b. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio, 4, u, de T..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

en- 10 plaza, Ia gente del partido
sue pretende tensr 10 mayoria
yque el aaimo expande
10 Uni6n que redIms dando mueras,
dicsn. que bailabAn, como ferAs
en- sl circo Low aude.
FierA domesticads.
por mss que cora suelts, no hRoe nada.
hoy dc Santurce circul6 uus hoia
que echan los adversarios de 10 Union,
dicleudo que all1 esia1 en- proportion
de VEINTE PARA UNO; no Sc moja
el que & 10 J0ld da circul aci0n.
VispsrRs scilianas
que se Anuuclan eu tiempo dc calores,
leetor, solo aon diAnas,
6 son slmples recursos ds oradores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
"0tros Remedies FaIIaron
LA Pe-ru-na Fue Eficaz."

Hon. Geo. W. Honey, E1Capellam del
Cuarto Battalion de Caballeria de Wis
consin, escribe desde Washington, D. c.,
100 First ST., como sigue:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

Todos 6stos instrumentos son
VendidOs por ARMANDo 5. BELAvAL,
quien acaba dc recibir varioS dc ca
da claso.
Ana 0tero, Elisa 7Qvdrez, Lolita
A8pr0z, Julio AteQga, AHstides
ChaUieY y otros pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHLER & CAMPBELL, de New York
con preferential a cualqui4r otra
.marca de las varias que 80 importan
en Puerto Rico.
Pregunte Vd. a cualquier profe.
sor de piano de ALaUN pREsTIaIo On la
isla por los mejores pianos y 10 con.
testara inm7diatam 9at9: Los de
KChler d Campbell, de New York.
81 Vd. Quiere comprar uno de
los instrumentos mencionados, pue.
de escribir
ArmamdO =. BelavaI.
AparsAdo 81. San Juan P, R
an la ieguridsd de cue serA muy be1 srstsdo