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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROjA

Hobart ha dho que xSisn los psgrOs dssds 81 momspo
prsVensD podfa gusrdar Maria AutonaR
Tsmps miad de les precueoneS squ necssIau
qus a 90 s Temple sdoio fuee IL CoDasrerI
"A fs mia diiO lbsro me alsRIrfa de cue iAvIasn
81 Temple
-Ya sniisndo; no is QuIiA OuardarlA
y ademAa enAriakaee
Casa Roia Ios6 osrsmsnte, porqae proportion que sc
lnlsraaba IL lima 81 hisro sonsba mas tusrEG
" que Is hs dGcdido prsgunn Dltrssns
psrmInecsria Iqa pTessnltria prooao
inmsdialamsnls
-PObrs muisrl die GibsriO
Dafssne euyo oi3o parcels a1O aua de eosga
aas pFsaaba alsne6n las pAabr de Marieehs ba6
para tssuehsF hieia 81 aaO issvisrdo.
ri llAvsro vi6 u movin's1ho
De aserte qee eoneosFfs amigo Dafrslne. die
Vamsnia a nnlNvts De os eonsrisdsEl lanto
dses9sFa3a1 nsmpo las qadbA steunFa
s. dollar a gaaf3a De Ice stts impora
eho sud darca zsndagra t nada De
iFFapc6n armada i Canasfsft: ct eoaSpndoFa
ssn assasaoas maar tsao gss les npida hsEr has RI
"a dis Ia y.uda Caplto.
-Bh como hablau q anlrat oa soosgifldoFsal
btffaEtdos 3a paAFlots HsglFan ana somo 4 aal dt
sapnen6Fa ana yes ahisFias a pasriaa aasnm aochsa
Habo sssnas e ssos eeaasrHao sssiapcF at ol
Esadarua eTta1o saFesFosan ia nsssa aa naasy e ~
ara FsehnaF i Ina en- Il hsgfe
"a fausl Eomsato. tssfea laa easFt-
Al nlana hsnpo iAmaFoat = FssFn 3s "a tlea.at Eafs
asaEsso i laa xssaafnss heSa
-Pasa siae. assstscs vttFameA die q isaFte
Ia pFseaa @9ffanea e. natsaEe peaiaa ssna Faf4a
tafc4 rtpaoaslnaa
Ns sses hflar sa ssabaf as pa Il 1anre e. 1gtad1
= ss4st ssa soffIa i'ssN
-sarerge sss ts nnsifs stafit iiIl uesFis Potsut
teeF1seaa ana eeas asF8enaFita
Ia eFae bex ts3o 81 NsnRo faEdaate. AT
ha Fssalesa pe5ks ssFmlF sa3a sfesra eAs
e a4ss 7s@sete VsiFssea ht9N i EasFa - i 49,
Sc. dif3ssaa tsiFs1ssA gsFsss sadasiss ss1as.nia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
NOTES De |NTERES
Don Jose Tomas Tizol. .-El
teulente Soto trasladado
a Guayama.
BALE EN- VEGA BAJA
La 6ebre tifoidea en- esta ciu-
dad. Las obrss de la pla.
"a y hospital de Salinas.

-Ssg6n notIeiss hA fAllssido eu
EspsHs nuestro ctm patriotA don Joae
Tomas TlIol, sapitan del Battalion de
Tlradorea dc Merids.
Ell senisnts Soto de IL Pclisfs
InSulsr, hS sido trAslAdado 81 diatri'
TO dc Gusyams, demsrcAai6n do ssn
10 Isabsl.
Ell 'omir go 50 celstr6 en- Vega
Bais m bale dc soeisdad, On s,lebra'
sion del triupfo unionistA de squel
pueblo,
Sc ncs ittorma que scsuAlmsnts
solo tx'sien sn la eitdsd csho sssos
de dsbre tf)idea, 10 q1e demusstrs
que 10 sridsmia hA dsereoido notable
mente.
-PFonto eontInu arGn las obras do
10 Plaza y Hospital municipal de SA'
llnas, Las sualss hubo que suspsndsr
por sseN9s do mAtsria'ss.
-Di&logo al vuslo: Dos seiiorss
eonvers ahan do aomhrsroa ca una 90
quina de la sAlls dc 10 FortAlszs.
Uaa dssfs; He comptado M som'
brsro prseIoso On oil sPAris B'zArs
por ssis pssos y ESQ que una smigs
ms dijo que alli todos los sombrsros
valisn Is psso'. Yo Q1iae rsndiRms
susnlA y sssoy muy sAtlstsshA, puss
hay somhrsroa mas bonitos y mas bA'
rAtos que On niug6o oIro lado,
A todAs las personas que lac pro
teoiorAs del <oAris BsxA'S leo digAu
10 mIsmo, lea suplieam9s vangan 4
aonveussrie dc 10 eontrArio, puss el
sPArfs BsxarS 90 10 casa q 10 sosttsne
10 modA On Puerto Rco y que vsnds
NAV bArAto loa aomhreros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
GobIsIDO municipal d, Jupcos

AL cuidsdo do G ementa MARITIME 3
y co ls fpea del dc ct1r PArreras %
hAllAn depoa,ta los dos saballos mos
treneos que tueron eonduaidos sl de-
r6sito muniaipal nor hAberse i~trodu
cido en- los tsrrenos de 10 Euassi6n dc
G FArila y ComuI cuyas aefAles son
las siguientsE: Uao cn'or aAino. Les
pAtss tereerAs blar cas, I'M Gordon
blAneo en sl hosiso, Slgo stropeado,
como de sells sii 10 do edad; y otro 90
lor tAmhien saiuo, con una TelsdurA
sobvs al espinsxU y como do aeis a
aists sfss de edAd.
Use &nuusia sl E6hliao para Que
10 persons due1A de dich1s eAbAlloa
% presents 4 reelAmArloa dsntro del
t9rmino dc ounce dfas, eonlados dss
dc 10 puhlioaei6n do este anuneio er
el poriodieo, pAaAdos los cuAlGa SePkr
remAAAdos on Z & 1lica uuhAstR
Junsos, Disiembre 10 dc 1898.
A, CoLLAz0.
d, Aleslds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

vd que ssra nsoporbls SsparadA del hombrS Qsn 6n
obs todO desis momsnto ab rcto
Vusstra Irox vspgansa todos os hEoI 81 uDfsn
Dxner So hundi6 las rfu 90 81 pscho quiso con'ssar
psro s 6 voz dssDue dc hsbsr dGdo lgunos pasos
Alosidis sxaAm6:
No; 20 psuria Ia bora 90 precise obrar YamcS, GS
noVsvs Issisis diAppsslai
"a 10 be dichO, Ishor rsspOndi6 GsnOvva oalms
da los martrea easoy sapsFAndo.
Dxmer Fsuni6 todos papsles f.e las pusTits
ssiaban bn cardas quso relerar muisr naruceo
Es n6Gl uB,r s cOnissI6 Glm u muy bisn 10 cue dsbo
hicsr.
Enaoness DxmsF ls sndi6 IL q Supreme
mOmsnlo iebsss dsstpaecsr toia reamnson ants grand
1a Il silasc6n Ia suhimi3ad del saerlheo
II onsos De nj EFT rs, diio Dxnsr paad e 81
nomsnAo aus hieFa 4 U l0efto.
-EatOy dispusna
Enloncsa Dix1G apFsl6 % &c mano dascht 90 pr6aL
lo a sqaitfda uan6a h EuaFn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
OTRA OPINION
Los n as carectizados hom.
bres del obrerismo puerto.
riquefo estzn de acuerdo
ANGEL NUNez
Hay queluchar hasta quecon.
sigamos la emancipation
por el estudio.

TEMPO 90 70 de que ell slsmsnt0
aApsciaado do todos los odeios Ayuda.
do por los dem&s obrsros de lA intsli
geneia, honrAdoa y de busna rs. sc
unsn de mansra prAslieA y deaidida
para iluminsr con los fa'gorss do sus
dsheres y dsreeh9s & "a ipteliE y por
sismpre pretsrida slaae aobre 10 sual
eAs con mas fueYxa Ia terrible senlen
ole biblisa: sGanAr&s sl pan con OIL
sudor do tn frentes.
La slaas sampsainA, sl proletaria
do s0rfcOla, somo muy bisn dIio mi
dla,iuguido eAmarada J amigo Ramon
Romero Roas, go 10 inoeenss Victims,
sl iossrumento iguorAnts que escogeu
los s'saders mas astutos y audaeeas
para satistassr, sus aSpirAeiones per.
sonslss.
Hasta ahors, 10 malieia Ia am.
bisi6n DO eaos individuos, que "a dan
al ealidsAilvo de eleaderas, no han be
cho NADIA NAV que reirse de 10 o'sfs
Irabai adcrs, prsdieandoles totismAs ,
mas &C fsmss, para mAniAtarlos J con.
Wgair do sae modo, 10 rsdsnei6n de-
sus bolsillos.
U Swonos. trAbsiAdores do Puer.
TO RicoI Unamonos , sslvsmos {
nuestros sompaferos iluniuando auH
tossligsneias CON 10 luz dc 10 rAz6n.
Levsntsmos q nusstros solsgl
uoralmsnGe y saquemosloS DO las 90.
rriantss del vieio en los que cas1 muy
smsnudo pcr sl dssconoei misntu do sus
debsrss como hombre', somo ps dres y
como eiudAdanos.
Sentsmoz como primer principle
para 81 salvAei6n 10 hcrmoaa trilr Ria
do Moralidad, Iuatrusai6n Eeono'
mia que hscsn del ser humano urA
psrsona Iibre, pero librs por oil sono
oim!e TO de todos sus deberes como
de tcdoa sus dereehos.
Esa o. Q ssnds, Eu nuasARRs ma.
nos sst& al Heguirla, psro 81 no mar
shamos por ellie, tendr& el trahaiadoF
pusrtorriquiti que desir;
LaseiAti oRnni sPsEanx',
Angel N1hez.
Han Imam.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
ASUNTOS O|VERSOS
Fiestas en- honor de la Puri-
sima Conception. Cons.
truccion de muebles.
EN- FL PRESIDE
Conferencias con los presos.
En- la Corte de Distrito.
Lectura de sentencia.

Los ssasnolss Go Vsgs.bais han
transfe lido para los disss5 J I6 del
setuAl lA eelsbrssi6n do las Hsstas on
honor de 10 Purf.imA Corsspei6n AL
sfasto para ssos diaa GO proponan con
|traiar Ii banda do Ii poliafs iusulAr
para eslsbesr retretas y bales.
@DisfAs que en- los tsllsres dc
sar pintsria del Presidio fueron cons
trufdos upos mueblss muy flnos y eos
tosos los sualss 80 rgslaron & sisrto
j'fe de Departs meuto el die dc %
ssnt~.
Para eurar un resfrIado on un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROM0
QUININA. II bosieArio ls dsvolver& el
diAsro ai no 90 sura, L. armA do &
w. GROVE 20 hallA en sAda eaiitA.
-Y& prop6siao do Prssidio. Tam.
bien % dos q Q todas las minauas,
bien tsmpssno, antes do lsvAntArse los
i,f ., eisrtos individuoa que no son
smplsados de sQusl psnal, eoLfMsn.
elan con los presos que suirsn eonds'
M por dslitos slsctora!ea.
W In sl Club de v. Kshrhahn b
Co., rs san Pransisso, 90 vsndsn dos
rsloisa do orc sada ssmanA, entire 50
soeios. abouando so,so 6 100 ssmsnAl
70 Gltima ssmana obsuvo uno don
Olipg Gobli, sosio n6m 81,
-Nsnsns 10 ser& lsida On 10 Cor
to do Dis!rilo. 10 ssntsnsia a Juan
Perez, do Loz 70, por 81 dslito dc homi
cidio volunasrio, Mgda califeaei6n
del iurado, por hAbsr .dado musrGs &
90 nova Julia Casanova.
GRATIS. "A eualQuier pueblo %
envfa gratis sl eatklego do o kAmP,
Noting T. Co 81 90 e1viAn rs ssnta.
vos 90 sellos para sl feanQueo & Mar
vatz Otsro, B K 1864, San Juan, P.
In. 20 isre ustsd haeer IN regalo? ?
Pues pida un hsrmoso 'e'oj por CON.
dusto do NArvasx J OAro. Los hay
dc tbdAs elases y preclos. No regAla
col 40 Do Gomez, pues ESQ o. muy pro
1 s&iso, II n. Als,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12

mundo, republicanos, unionistAs, In.
dey endienles diesn que,la situation del
dostor Guzm&u Rodriguez 90 dssaira-
disimA y que debtA rsnunciar q TODD y
retirArss & 10 vida privAds. OosA
ignal, diesn ctros, no 90 hAbiA visto
nunsA On Puerto Rico.
-HA muerto On eita eiudAd, vie.
TINA dc VsnoSA y lA'gA srfs'msdad,
al lAbolioac y h1nrAdo ohrero Josk
Ross, i6vsn cate que zoe muy SpreeiN.
BILE AQui lOeHsAnss on pSAI
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
NUESTRA C|UDADAHIA

tOOnttntaci6n de Ia pdNnG 3a)
do al sonvencimisnto do que 90 preei
30 distipguIr con mas considers eionea
4 los pueblos do rszA esp, 4 ola On ests
continents. a au de que see DOR todna
e,nespIos proveshosa para los Esados
Unidoa 10 obra gigantssca On qua as
- 90 hAllan hoy sompromstldoH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
PrIacIpaIes artlcuIos

exe 90 dstAllan On Almaeenes, & los
siguisntss prsoios,
A.e1iu: de partido & Jau6u & S
Idsm vAlenciano de 81 = 81 POI
extreme dc elases.
Aios dc Is etvs. & 50.
Bombone s6} 81
Bssalao s7l
BArdinas ahumsdaa II eentAvos,
Csbollas espanolas 81
Id amsrieanas ~
GarbAnxos s4} 80.
Nabiohuelas Amsrisanas eolorAdaa
largas 90. BlAneaa amsrieanAs e4
Harina do trigo e4s Al
Id do maix es4
Jamonss e10 o 10f.
1ab6n Rocamora est, america
no, e21 ~.
Msntsss 81 & o. On I y IN ssias do
90 skls.
MantsQuillaI do elb O IS
Pasta del pals Q es3.
Papas amerisanas II o 2
Tosino, s1S & 1SI
Tasaio %
Qussos am. OFT Patagrks q.
Leche eondensada sAguilas { %
ID i'd SCrux RoiaS e44
I'd Id sAsgnolias s4}
DEL PALS
AstaAy psra sl eonsum0l
Nassau ado alaro do 042.
D. nieI alsvo as.
Cautrffaga elAro DO ~ as
AmertsauA de st at9.
Ds Poncs 81 . 81.
Non 40 Krados CArtlsr 4 OIL. 50 sso.
eSvos gallon psgAdos R. Insaruas
Mais el.75
Tahaco, nominal,
PreclOs do cOmpFa
Almid6n q e2.50
Algod6n de S . $50.
Opaos de 1S.A Is millar.
Uuafos dalaas 90 II
Asbc dc res . ~,
Cats eorYisnte nominal
CANDLES OOrrIontss
Lon6Yea Ckssk Q 4.S7
Paris }. ID,
Msmburgo Is k4siD.
Nsw York III 6 30 stvs. Pa
RspG6a l1a1l1 D.
CvduIas:.h s:.hIpOteoarIas
RAneO TsrritoriAl. y Agrfoola 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
NOtaS (0mel(ideS de San Juan
AesiOnes


RAnco de Pto. Rico Q Is & 20
RAneo Territorial. a23. .k24
Banao Popular $40 su.
AZUCAR. Para 10 exportaei6n
Sin operaciones,
Ruquos anunciadOs
Fl vapor sspAfol Gnusrto Risos
sali6 e. 30 prtximo psaado de Bsyes.
Iona para oil Aseitsr, aueo y Cana
rias. San Juau. Msy4Ga Z, PoDes,
santisgo do Cubs. HAbAns, G lanta'
uamo, kanxAnil'o y N O.leans.
Vapor smsricAno <1Arseass sali6
do Nav York para e,tA sl 8 del CO.
rrispte.
VApor cubano sJuliss eatark aqui
pro6sdsnts do 10 Habana y esealas o.
II del eorriepte
VApor . e6s sMontreals. del II
81 1s del oorrit nIe retprnM & &c Puerto
Plata y seguirA vlsis para Europa.
EntradaS
De 10 Gaayra vGpor amsricano
philadelphia con trAnsito.
Goleia smsrieans eAugustus q
Babe: ks do Pluladehn con Cal bjn.
salidas
vapor Amsrisano ePhllAdsIphias
para New York,
vapor dominieAno sSAnlo Domin
90 eou cargA.
Ruquos ON puerto
TRAvESIA
sAsbury Fontains dessargando
&SpriD gaslds dessergAndo
a. w. AyHS, pendisnte.
<1Arolinas, deAeargApdc.
<Hugomas descGrgAndo
sJalla Lutka- -bneD i'd.
sAugutt q Babaets deacSrgAn O.
COsTANEROs
&C lillermitos. Pendients.
<CArmelin2, YAbucoA
sVoluntAds Fsiardo
sIsAbelAS PSn ii.nts
Gala BlAnsss NaguAho
GDoa HsrmAnolS sisrdo
<San Aigusls Id.
M@ysGu?zInsS dsaCArgando
Juan Dc Guzlan IsnItez
ABQGADO.NOTARIQ
TETUAN Is. P. O. BOX
aAEJUAN, p r.
in ( G. 0I nUinfAI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08

Perry. Helen ouigIey. Mabel ouigiey. No
selle Myers. 81; Miss q. Jana Gay. 80:
Martin A. Knapp. $40: Council Of Jew
III. g: Hr Charles &. snow. IS: lr. Rich
ard Rafhburn, 80: DR.. William G. Riye4
SO: Admiral r. ~ Ramsay. III DR.. 0eorke
". Boyd. 81: Mrs- William Burke. 81; Mrs.
Geofroy. %: Mr.. E. N. Richards. 81; Mrs.
rcp. SO; Mrs. Ada Dorsey. e: Miss 8. H.
Clark. 81; Mr.. Henry p. Blair. IS; Mrs.
F. J. Lewis, IS; Miss Grace Davis Itch
field. -; Mrs. n. n. Ludlow. IS: Hen
ry L. West g: Mrs. Thomas n. Wood.
IS; DIR. George n. Kober. IS: Mr. 81 T.
Cameron, So: proceeds of lawn fete by the
Central n. e. Church. $40: lawn fete By the
Misses Simpson and Mr.. Howard Mcntgom-
cry. t9.03: Miss Lucy NJ. Hewitt, e: Mrs.
a-Hand Club. S.: Mr.. George F. Stone, II;
Mr.. H. B. Mtrick, IS: DR.. Merrill E. Gates,
IS; Mr.. James A Kasson, $40; Mrs James
c. Merrill, 81; Miss Charlotte B. Lovette.
SO: Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. l.. III.
Chandler, So; Mrs. N. NJ. Brooks. 81; Mrs.
E. r. McCortney, so; Mrs. Carrie L. Cald-
we'll. 81: Admiral Philip Hichborn. 50; Mrs.
Harriet G.. Polkinhorn, 81: Gen. Calvin De
Witt, so, Mrs. George o. Little, $40; Miss
Spofford 81; Miss Frances Smith. 81; Mrs
B. w. Pond. So: Miss Julia M. Pond, 81;
Galley, SIS: Mr.. Norman Calf. IS; Mrs. Jen-
ME p. Andrews, 81; Mrs. Sarah NJ. May.
$40: Dr. M. F. Thompson, 81: other contri-
buttons, Sc; children's party by Catherine
Appler, Velma Hitchcock Constance Blair,
Catharine Blair, Louise Smith, Elizabeth
Titcomb, Margaret Fishburn, Hummel
Fishburn, $1.55. Total, 81, 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
BEFORE TRIAL BOARD.
Testimony in Connection With
Charges Against Policemen.

The police trial board assembled at the
the hearing of testimony in connection with
charges preferred against members of the
department. In the case of Private G. "
Johnson. who Is stationed at the watch box
at the Georgetown end of the AQueduct
bridge, charged with engaging in other
than police work and with smoking while
on duty a number of witnesses were heard.
Capt. Schneider Of the seventh precinct
who preferred the charges against Private
Johnson, stated that the latter had engaged
in other work while on duty and also had
smoked a pipe In the watch box, both Of
which he stated were violations of the po-
lice regulations. Sergt. Keefe and several
privates of the precinct also testified that
Private johnson had engaged In writing
while on duty.
Private Johnson, In his Defense declared
that he had permission from Capt. Schneider
to write articles for the press, and as to
the charges Of smoking while in the watch
box, he admitted that he had smoked pipe
while on duty and that it had been a COM
mon practice with other policemen who had
been stationed there to smoke while In the
watch box.
The cases of Privates j. P. Kennedy, ].
W. Green, w. H. Rock. f. NJ. Howard and
E. L. Fletcher, accused of neglect of duty
IN falling to report trouble between sta
ton house Waterman and q policeman,
were held over until the next meeting of
the board. The cases of Private f. w.
Hackett and L. r. Witt for neglect of duty
the former and to the other being on leave
of absence. The case of Private +. T. Ben
rens for being absent without leave was
also continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
Artistic Floral Designs at Low Prices.
Fresh perfect flowers. Shaffer. 14th & Eye
Advertisement.
ANOTHER PLAYGROUND.
Effort to Secure Square in Columbia
Heights

Mr.. John B. Sleman, jr., with DR.. Henry
S. Curtis, supervisor of outdoor play
grounds and Mr.. Fred CT. CoIdren called
upon Commissioner West yesterday to Sc
cure the approval of the Commissioners to
the plan of supervision OF Fairgrounds for
the summer. Mr.. Sleman explained that
the selection of persons to have control of
the Fairgrounds was made after very care
full consideration, and that no appointments
had been recommended excepting those OF
persons thoroughly familiar with the work
and who had been shown by previous ex-
perience TO be adapted TO caring for the
children who congregate at the Fairgrounds
and who had demonstrated both executive
ability and tactfulness.
Commissioner West suggested the ad-
visibility OF securing the consent Of the
owners OF the property at the corner of
18th street and Columbia road for its use
els playground for the northern section
OF the city. This property contains a small
grove OF oak trees and an effort has been
park. Mr.. West stated that being a resi-
dent of Columbia Heights he had noticed
that the children in that neighborhood had
no place to play except in the streets,.where
the constant traffic rendered them liable
to accident from street cars, automobiles
and other vehicles. Mr.. Sleman, who Is
also familiar with the locality at the head
OF 14th street, seconded the suggestion
and DR.. Curtis promised to see what could
be done in the way OF securing the prop
erty and equipping 1t as playground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
CONSTRUCTION WORK BEGUN.
Ground Being Graded on Site of Pro-
posed Steel Plant.

Work on the construction of the new
steel plant the south side of the Ana
costa river, near old Giesboro Point. has
begun in earnest. and it is only question
of short time before the construction of
the new buildings will be commenced. For
several weeks force OF men and teams
has been employed IN grading the grounds
where the new buildings are to be erected
Sand is being delivered at the new pier in
big scows. and 1t is also being dug out Of
the river shore and carried upon the
grounds for use in the grading work.
A railway siding has been put In from the
Alexandria branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and long train of cars was
standing there yesterday evening. from
which bricks steel and other building mate
rial were being unloaded. A high derrick
has been erected and an artesian well, one
of several. 1t is stated. is being sunk in or
der to get supply of good water. Within
the next month. 1t Is understood. the work
OF erecting the buildings viii be started,
and the old truck farms on the river shore
between Mann's old factory and Glesboro
Point. win be transformed into busy In
dustrial city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
WILL GET THEIR BEER.
Government Cannot Interfere With
Texas Militiamen's Canteen.

Texas Militiamen's Canteen.
Col Crowder. acting judge advocate gen.
eral OF the army. has given an opinion
that the federal government cannot inter-
fere with the militia authorities of the state
of Texas In the establishment of canteen
for the sale of beer and light wines on the
camp grounds near Austin, Tex, on the
occasion of the joint maneuvers of regular
and militia troops beginning about the first
Of next month. 1t is clear that the regular
troops cannot legally establish a canteen
Of the character described at the camp In
question but it is held that there is nothing
in the law to prevent the militiamen from
SO doing, provided such action does not
conflict with the laws of the state.
1t Is admitted that if the United states
troops were in sole occupancy of the camp
grounds, the commanding officer would be
authorized to prohibit the sale Of beer or
other intoxicating liquor on the grounds.
The opinion has received the approval Of
the Secretary Of War.
The canteen to be established at Austin
is presumably for the exclusive benefit of
garded as probable that those in charge
will refuse to extend the usual courtesies"
to thirsty regular troops who "have the
price,
So far as known the "canteen question"
has not arisen in connection with any OF
the other six joint encampments. The Dis
trlct troops will take part in the maneuvers
at Mt. Gretna, Pa. The camp there Is on
leased ground within the jurisdiction of the
state of Pennsylvania, a situation analogous
to that of the camp ground In Texas.
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DOMINICAN oFF1cILLs HERE.
Have Been Comforting With DR.. Hol-
lander. Governments Representative.


Federico velasquez. the Dominican min
lister OF commerce and finance. and Emilio
Joubert the Dominican minister to the
states has returned to Washington from
Virginia Beach. and have been in confer
ence with DIR. Hollander. the represen tative
of this government. who has charge of the
collection of customs in San Domingo. and
other American officials concerning the sit
uation in San Domingo.
Mr. Joubert is of the opinion that the re-
ports Of the revolutionary movement are
based on information supplied b. enemies
of President Caceres. and says he does not
think it Is true that 500 revolutionists are
opposing the government troops at Monte
Christi. No change in the government 10
anticipated by Mr.. Joubert. who says the
negotiations now pending for settlement
eventually of claims against the Dominican
government do not contemplate any expen-
diture of the money the United States is
now holding for the little republic until
after the ratification OF the Dominican
treaty.
Reports that an attempt Is being made
to get a division of the funds derived from
customs collections are without fOuDda-
ton" said Mr.. Joubert. 1.-The negotiations
now pending are for preliminary arrange
ments, which will make 1t possible to pay
out the money without delay when the
treaty shall be ratified. The adjudication
of claims and other preliminary work might
we'll be done Immediately and then the
funds could be disbursed more speedily
when proper authority Is granted"
Mr.. Velasquez and Mr.. Joubert will leave
Washington Monday for New York, where
Mr. Velasquez will continue his study OF
American institutions by visiting number
of schools and penal institutions. Mr. Jou-
bert expects to sail on Thursday for Rio
Janeiro to attend the Pan-American con-
ference as the representative of San Do
mingo
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Ordered by the Commissioners.

Orders have been issued by the Commits
sioners as follows:
That service sewers be constructed in
I.anler place westward from Ontario road,
abutting lots 257, square 1888. and lots 30
and SO, square $3.50.
Sewer in Monroe street, westward from
10Th street abuttlng lot IA. square 26D0,
and lots 255 and part of 265, square 261O
Sewer In Monroe street east of 10Th
street abutting lot % and part of &C. square
2677, and lot 476, square 26T6
Sewer in 18th street northward from
Park road abutting lot IL. block $3.50, and
lots u and 13. block 2S3S.
That Roy E. Haynes clerk and stenog-
rapher In the office of the inspector of
buildings. at 500 per annum. be appointed
inspector of insanitary buildings at COM
pensation of $3.50 per day, to take effect
when he reports for duty.
That Joshua Meredith. skilled laborer at
5000 per annum. be promoted to skilled Ia
borer at s625 per annum in the office of the
Inspector of asphalts and cements.
That James A. Aldrich. laborer at = per
day. be transferred to skilled laborer at
500 per annum, vice Meredith.