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Pig that Selected Church site.


Most Lancashire cyclists are familiar
with Winwick. a village on the way be-
tween Leigh and Warrington. surrounded
by good roads, and no doubt many OF
those wheelers have been struck with
the curious efflgy Of pig carved in the
tower Of Winwick Church. II is said
that when the church was being built a
pig moved the foundation stone three
times and at last allowed the stone to re-
main on the spot where the church now
stands. An effigy was therefore placed
In tho church tower. The words Win
wick" uttered with a nasal twang, re-
semble the grunt of a pig, and this is
also said to give the village its name.
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DEATH RECORD,

Bette T. Jenkins 90 PARK road. Il years.
Adtline : King go L ST. Sc { months
Aubrey " Skies. Geo Wash H5sp s vss-z
John A. Pirmhsr Govt. Hosp frr Insane IS years
james Bamhrick. Govt Ho-T f~r Insane. S years
Jacob HenthCr T. $ Soldiers Home n. c. s us
Infant e Rubin and Ida Ar"gs-n i09 ga s..
Lillian Sope-. Georgetown Univ. Hosp. g years.
George s. Ellis Geo Wash. Univ. Hop. 81 years
Harry Z Owen. Potomac River Eastern Brarcl
'ear b. o, bridge Q wears.
David A. Fitzgerald iI3 X ST. ne. 50 years
John r Page. James Creek. near +. Bh. D years.
Katherine =. Fuller I2l1 18Th 81. NV, 4 Years.
C0LORED.
Nsdsvorth Dorsey. 50 p So. NV. months.
Mar 2. Burton, IS Patterson 81 ne. - Years
Ihelma T. Douglass. 1917 East Capit0, S. year
ocrli1s Nskey Garfield Hospital. 3 years.
Josephine Parker 55i2 T s.. NV. 2 months
Henry F. Proctor. l2zS I'd e.. se years
Jennie Henson 1913 S e. ave- So. 90 -sars
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Ozark Cloth" Disappearing
From the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Among interesting native Industries
which tend TO advance with the advance
Of civilization Is the making of bark
cloth" in Africa from the bark Of the
brachstegia tree, which grows in Uganda
and in parts Of British, German, and
Portuguese East Africa. This natives strip
the bark from trees about tive feet ih
diameter and pound II with stones, at the
same time pulling il in the direction Of
the fiber. 1t is made in sheets averaging
six by ten feet in size. The cloth does
not possess much strength, and the man
ufacture of it is rapidly ceasing with the
increased use of cotton cloth.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Richmond Park-Anna MAY Moore et viz. Clinton
NJ, 10 James 5. Essley and James r. EIers0u.
20 secure Northwest Washington Improvement
Company N,l0o l to % months. 4 per cent, lot
g. square 1911.
Moore & BarbCur's Second Authenticated ]
Hannah ct TX. to Henry W. Sohon and George
F. Sullivan, TO secure Ignatius J. Costigsn
$1,000 one year. per cent, semiannually lot
81 block 3
Square 5ie-Andrew J. Sanford e. ux 70 Chaplin
Brown and Henry H. Bergman. 20 secure Orr
entail Building Association. No. s. $500, lots
2s and &9
Brookland-Emma A. Washington ct viz. Bushrod
C., IT,, 20 Chaplin Brown and Henry II. Berg
mann, 10 secure Oriental Building Association,
No g. $500 lot q block q.
Square 25-Clarence HEReese to Wilkes C. Prather
and Charles P. Stone 70 secure William II.
Taylor $3.50 lot rs.
Addition to Auacostia-Edmund B. Burke 81 ux
10 Washington Loan and Trust Company, 20
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton. $3.50. lot se4
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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Puse: twOyear-olds five fur
longs Gracious Dame IS Powers 4 70 !. won;
Margaret Randolph l03 ~. Lee, 10 s. second ;
EVELYN s, is martini. 10 J. third. Time 05 25
Dinda, MeTrgo, Black Dress Lovely Carl, The
Bias and Moscow Belle also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three yearolds and upward :
selling; seven furlougs Camille, s. Nfartinj. 10
l. won; Dr. Sprlill los (Pickensl. . 70 /, second t;
Boncbrske lO5 "A. Brown, 3 10 5. third Time
! p Sonny, Katherine l.. Calabash, Demo Early
Boy, Kern, Double Trouble, Sponge Cake Floss s.
and Plaud also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; four-year-olds and up
ward; one mile. Gambler, lO3 lPickensl 10 10 5
won Hsrpoon, lo3 jess Conleyl, u 70 J. second
Wcdgewood, 100 u. Lee, 10 2 third Tine
! a6 3-5. Lehero, Incubator Don Trent. Maraschino
Leland. TanGed, Casperdine Monochord and Gold
Bell also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Harold Stakes 5000 added
twoyoarold colts; five furlongs Tackle, los Aus
TIM. 10 TO l. won: Joe Moser. 10 u. Lee 10 s.
second: r. c. Ram. is a. Brown, ont TO show
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third Time, 1885 Marcus Aurelius. Ordono.
and Frank Bird also ran
FIFTH RACE-Purse: Eve furlongS Lille
Turner. % -. Butter, TO |. won; Znfandel, g
Ferris, 5 20 ?, second stoner HILL % lAustinl,
3 10 s. third. Time. O5. Hickey. Huzzah, and
Lavite also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile: selling Oakgr0ve, %
iNottl 20 l. won; Red Coat lG2 Rae Is 20 l,
second; Matador III Martini 20 5, third. Tine,
l:l6 Prince q pless also ran finishing second but
was disqualified for foul. Florizel Lieut.. Rice. Mr..
Farnum, Fonsouca. aud Kleinwood also ran.
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Goldfish in Pennsylvania Streams.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Some Of the streams in Paramount Park
are inhabited by goldfish. Where they
came from nobody knows, but they are
big, fat fellows, with whom outdoor llfe
appears 70 agree perfectly. II Is supposed
that they are descended from some gold
fish thrown into the stream by nearby
residents who had tired Of them as pets.
It is not generally known, either. that the
goldfish is a species Of carp, with all the
voracious and predatory instincts Of that
disreputable fish. The wild goldfish are
TO be found in the pools a the bottom OF
dams and rifles and appear 10 be lazy.
contented, and healthy-rather surprising
to such Of US as imagine a goldfish fit
only to inhabit a glass globe and to be
fed by hand with specially prepared food.
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The Point of View.

From Harper Weekly.
You can't get in here on a half
ticket" exclaimed the doorkeeper at the
circus
Il thought I could apologized the
small-town citizen. Il have a bad eye,
and l only expected TO see half Of the
show"
Then you'll have 20 get two tickets"
said the doorkeeper If you only have
one good eye it'll take you twice as long
to see the show"
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued by In
spector Ashford yesterday as follows.
To HUylers fer improvements In rear part 4
store AZ lll9 T street northwest Estimated cost
N.eDi contractor, Louis II Emmert
To Philip DISCS foT one tFo-story frame dwelling
az Buena Vista. Estimated cost SOC architect
". Sidney PittmaG builder. ". Il Baum
To Louis Sherman for two oue-stcry brick stores
A. T7s-l750 florida aEenUe. Estimated cost 81 co.,
architect y. r. Grimm builder T. L. Lewis
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate q Nellie Gardner will admitted % probate
and letters tsstamentary granted % Arthur l. Bry-
ant. bond S.o0 Attorneys Wilson & Barksdsle.
Estate a Frances R, Hamilton. petition for pro-
bate q viii filed. Attorney William X. QuintsT.
Estate q Charles White, ogier for rule % show
cause.
Estate C. Sarah J. Franklin: will admitted 20 pro
bate and letters frstamentarv granted % Maud L. %
Nciil- bond. Nco. Attorneys Eugene a. Jones and
George g. Shiuu.
Estate q Villas R. spears. viii dated Deeember
E 80 fled.
Estate = Orlando 2. Wilcox petition for probate
Of viii fled. Attorney Evans Browne
Estate ~ Robert A. Namiou petition Tor probate
q will fled
Estate Of Abraham Ravls: viii dated Anil IS.
lsa3 filed.
Estate Of Joseph Pryor, viii dated April Is, ls9s.
filed
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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W Elss Catherine p. Brown vs.. William r.
Kelly e. all 20 ~ aside conveyance Complain
ants solicitors Sherhv & Sheehv
No Els9 Edward p. Spe-ht 20 al IS. Emma L
f. Sprcht q al. o. c-nsfrle agreement Complain
ants solicitors. q. + Whuuugt1a Bradley & Brad
Iev sud Arthur Peter
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Ia re l. q. Bailey time TO file transcript on sp-
peal extended
In re Martin Bros. rule on trustee re,urnable
July g.
In re Julius W. Tols1n; discharge ordered.
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New York, June 25.-Frederick John
sons Lady Winifred, an added starter,
not only won the Zephyr Stakes for two
year-olds, FIVE and a half furlongs, at
Sheepshead Bay to-day, but also enabled
her hackers TO take thousands Of dollars
from the bookmakers. From TO /. she
was backed down 10 to 8, and, leading
all the way, she lasted long enough 10
take the race by head from the rapidly
closing Live Wire, Is TO !, who, In turn,
beat Wood Lane. 10 to l. by three parts
of a length.
Grapple 10 l, ran over Acrobat, TO l.
at the head Of the stretch, and won the
Grass Selling Stakes at a mile and a six
teenth, on the turf. by a length and a
half in 1.I5 S-5.
Dolly Spanker. 11-to-lO favorite, could
not raise a gallop. and was last
The first race was won by Halket, to I.
The steeplechase. over the short course.
was captured by Dick Shaw, 3 10 !. who
defeated Garrett, s-to-5 favorite. by a
length in handy style.
Phiander won the handicap at a mile
and a quarter with ridiculous ease.
Clolsteress, s to !, always consistent,
made all the running in the last race, and
won easily by two lengths in liz as.
Wood Witch. S to |. ran into the fence.
Four fayorites were beaten. The at
tendance was 1900
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five and one-half fIrlouS Hal
hat 1 J.. I HNE.f4u III IiTTr-
uerI. p 70 J. second Nimbus, ia .Notteri 20 s.
third Time lT I5. Thumidor Ssp1y, Long Bal,
Jim Gafney. ToTdeilo. Black Sheep and Queen Mar
guerte also ran.
SECOND RACE-stseplechase selling short
course Dick Shaw. iE lFinnegnl. 3 20 ], won,
Garrett l3s Mitchell 70 s, second Sir Tristan,
I2 g. T. wilson 20 20 T. third Time. 4l0 Z5
Blue Pigeon Guardian, Tom Cogin. Realm. ono
and Paulsker al=o ran.
THIRD RACE Handicap, one and oue-quarter
miles. Philauder us Miller Is 70 20. won; Red
Fnsr ~ Lowe Is 20 J. second. BAD News ll5
Herbert y N J. third Time, eos " n. Carey
Bartender. and Pioneer also ran.
FOURTH RAGE-Fire and Cuehat fIrlsugs
LADY WinIfrcd IL Garner. 10 s, won. Live Mire
JOS Preston. IS 70 ]. second. WOODLAND, ~ .M.
Knapp, % 20 third. Time. sc is. King james
e. " Burt Wsvocrs- Master Robert Falcada
Earis Court and Tenancy by Courtesy also ran
FIFTH RACE-ODe and 0ue-sI,eeuth miles
GrarpI1 Beckman. 3 20 /, won Acrobat Is Not
ter, I % l. second Joaquin, lo5 Prest0u'. - % T.
third Time 1885 Rsmrod Rsmiss Tipping
Don Hamilton Camraigner. and Dolly srauser also
nan.
SIXTH RACE Six and one-half frlsurS CLOS
tsTgsS jd3 lNottfrI 2 % I. won Woodv'-1. e5 2
keiiyI 90 l. second Sailor Gil. IS AlI'crareI .
% third Time. l9 49, Gutter Lady Kern
Mr,aIe. Golden West, MoAe Ball LADY Vincent
Magma stella ard Listlcss als1 ian.
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SEVEN CREWS READY
Grand Race Promised for To-
day on the Hudson.
CORNELL IS THE FAv0RITE

The Midshipmen Are second Choice,
Although Syracuse Has Many Fol-
Onrsmen VIII Get the PIace-B1ue
and Gray Picked for Last Place.
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BOOKMAKERSAREH HIT
Lady Winifred, Added Start
er, Is Heavily Backed
LASTS JUST LONG ENOUGH

Zephyr stakes at SheepsheRd Bay
Go TO Frederick JOhnsOn's Filly.
GrappIe. at 3 to 1, Runs Over Aero
bat in the Stretch and Takes the
Grass Selling Siakes-Summaries.
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MISS LOVING GOES
ON WITNESS STAND

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs.. George Jackson assault with
dangerous weapon; verdict guilty. Attorney J. G..
Foster
United States Joseph Paoluoci, murder; time
20 file transcript extended. Aitoruey T. e. TAYLOR.
United States vs.. Thomas Ware. assault 70 rape
verdict not guilty. Attorney, s. .. Tnlitt
Assignments FOR to-day,
United States vs. Charles r. Evans and Harry J.
O'D0nneU
United States John Lewis.
United States rs. Andrew Jenkins.
United States vs. Richard Carpenter.
United States vs.. George F0ueSt
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.

AhiEI atclAtE ILAE2Obh.
Lohman vs. Schooner Hunt; libel dismissed Com
plainants solicitors J. b. Archer and H. A, Heit-
muller; defendants solicitor, j. Wilmer LAtimer.
Bassett Bassett; leave to withdraw bond grant
Cd Compainant's solicitors, T. P. Collsday and
Leckie Fulton & Cox
COMBS vs.. Heyland: rule. retunable July g.
granted. Compliments solicitors, Wolf s. Rosen-
berg
Matthews rs Matthews; alinony, counsel fee, and
costs ordered paid Compliments solicitor. =. \.
Hopewelli defendants solicitor, T. b. kimball,
Cunningham vs. Cunningham bill dismissed. with
costs Compliments solicitors Campbell Darlington
and s. b. Tluitt; defendants solicitor. G. Z. EInig
Brown vs. Economy Powder Company auditors re-
port confirmed and distribution ordered Complain
ants solicitor, J. W Glennan.
Milliken vs.. Milliken auditors report confirmed
solicitor, W g. Gardiner; defendant 3
solicitor. T. y HopeBen
Baldwin vs. yanderslioe; sale finally ratified and
reference 10 auditor. Compliments solicitors, Car
Isle d johnson; defendants solicitors, Ambrose d
StHtlCr
Emery VI. National Correspondence Institute; time
20 take proof limited. Compliments solicitors. RAJ
ston & Siddons; defendants solicitors, Leckie ful-
ton Cox
Shea ct al vs. District of Columbia; substitution
Of parties ordered. Compliments solicitors. Maddox
& Galley; defendants solicitors. +. II. Thomas and
f.. II. stephens.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
In re petition Of Mary Alberta Trammell; sncellsry
guardian appointed, bond, s. so Attorney, Crsndal
Macksr.
Ccssy vs. Smith. time TO file transcript extended.
Compainauts solicitor Joseph II stewart; defend
ants solicitor G. W. Ftts
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Equity Court No. 2.
Criminal Court 40. 1.
Criminal Conrt So. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States IS Edwin s. Holmes f.. con
spifscy on trial. Attorneys, A. s. Worthington ".
E. Lester, and J. C. Price
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
Indemnizacion del
Imperio marroqu1.

Paris octubre 24.-La nota franco espahola
redactada por mutuo acuerdo entire ambos gobernos
ha sido pasada hoy los demas poderes frmantes
del Tratado de Algeciras. En- la nota Sc propone
el nombramiento de una comisi6n international
para discutir determinar la cuania de las indem-
nizac6n que debe pagar Marruecos por los per-
juicos ocasionados alos extraugeros los sucesos
de Casablanca. Los gastos de guerra hechos por
Francia Espaha seran 6ados por los representan-
tes de estas naciones sometidos la referida CO.
mission La comisi6n debera reuni1se en- un breve
plazo ella acordara tambien la forma en- que de-
beran hacerse efectivas las referidas reclamacic-
mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
REGRE!O Al Pals

Esta mafiana, Ell el CoAMo,
tuvieron la satisfaction de pisar
terra de Puerto Rico nuestros bue.
nos amigos el sehor Mufioz Rivera,
SD distingulda esposa y su hermana
politica la seforita Haydee Marin,
asi como Jose Luis Alberto, hijo de
nuestro compahero en- LA DEMO.
CRAcIA.
Les presentamos los saludos
mas efectuosos. Han hecho un
viaie muy feliz, con tempo mag
nffco y con Tin pasaje en- que fgu.
raban numerables personas de su
mejor aprecio.
Blen venidoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
L|CENC|AOO ]. N. VLluCO
CORREsPoNsAL.

Aver tarde nos dispense atenta
vista en- estas ofcinas, este distin-
guido compatriota, que desempefia
en- Manila (Fllipinas) el cargo de
Secretarlo de la Corte Shprema.
81 sefior Blanco es dn joven
quito, de afable trato que honra q
su pals en- el extrangero.
Two la amabllidad, que lie
agradecemos, de obsequiarnos con
TN retrato, del doctor Rial, el gran
patricia filipino, q quien acaba de
hacer cumplida justicia un escri.
tor espaiol, Wenceslao E. Retana,
en- su reciente ( interesantisimo Ii.
bro vida y escritos del Doctor RI.
zal.S
Dicho retrato ocupara sitio de
honor en- nuestras ofcinas.
81 sefior Blanco regresarS a ST
residencia de Manila q fines de este
mes, y aprovechamos esta ocaSi6r
para reiterarle el testimonio d.
nuestra consideration y de nuestrC
afecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
Impresiones y noticias

mo correo vendra y quedara dilu-
cidado ese sunto que tiene mucha
lmpcrtancia.
Angel Lauzo fue sentencia-
do aver a 80 dias de carcel por abu-
so de confanza. Este individuo re-
cibio de don Francisco Vazquez
400 tabacos para llevarlos q Jose
Parrilla, comerciante de aSal 81 pue-
desD y lejos de cumplir su encargo
vendi6 los tsbacos y dispuso de su
importe.
-Ha regresado de su vlaje
por el distrito de Guayama el Su-
perintendente General de escuelas
Mr.. Chopper.
Para la session de esta tarde,
en- el Consejo Ejecutivo, estaba
anunciada la vista pGblica sobre la
solicitud de la compaiiia Central
Machete, para que Sc lie conceda
una franquicia de diez litros de
aqua por segundo de la Quebrada
Branderfs, para fines industriales.
-Ha llegado de los Estados
Unidos la distinguida familia del
Comisionado de Rducaci6n Nj
Dexter.
Ell Comisionado del Interior
anunci6 al Consejo Executive que,
en- la session de esta.tarde, solicitaria
la aprobaci6n del informe de Ia
Comisi6n de Hacienda sobre la asig.
naci6n de $500 para la construc.
ci6n del puente de Caguas q HUI.
macao, cuyo informe quedo sobr,
la mesa en- la session del 3 del CO
rriente para tratarse cuando Sc So
lcitara.
-Repuesto va de sus dolencia.
ha vuelto huy a su ofcina el Conf
: sionado de Elucacion Mr.. Dexter
Sc ha recibido en- el Depar
] tamento de Eiucaci6n una comu
/ nicaci6n que Sc supone sea de III
e maestro, pidiendo la renovation d
: su certifcado. .Dicha comnnicaclt
r vlene sin frma y es fechada en- Sar
4 turce, calle del Condado.
i En- Juncos arrest6 el guardi
i Porrata al pr6fugo de la carcel d
: Guayama Pablo Rivera, que sufri
+ condeua por escalamiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
POr Gable
aRru0 ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DEuOCsuw uuDE
Frente a la crisis.
Levantando fondos,

Nueva York, octubre "a La bolsa de esta ciu-
dad tuvo aver otra vez graves huctuaciones. Hubo
panico en- las primeras horas de la manana, pero
despues Sc restableci6 un POGO la calma 81 gran
banco, compahfa eKuickerbockerD, anunci6 el pago
de obligaciones de preferencia $4,000 900 fueron
entregados por esta empresa los tenedores de ere.
ditos hasta las dltmas horas del dia Despues cerr6
sus operaciones presentandose en- suspension de pa
gos No Sc ha decidido todavia la case de quiebra
de la empresa del examen de sus libros Sc sabra
81 la suspension de negocios es temporal def.
nitiva. Los accionistas de la empresa han tenido
hoy otra reunion tlatan de hacer frente la cri-
sis, levantando fondos de reserva. La bolsa en- el
mismo estado hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
NOT|C|AS D|YERSAS
En- la Mansion Ejecu-
tiva. Visitas al Co.
bernadOr Civil.
CRIMEN EN- PATILLAS
Una madrastra fue muerta de
I'm tiro de revolver. Sui.
cidio en- Sabana.grande.

Hoy vlsitaron al Gobernador
el Coronell Hamill, don Eduardo
Acuiia, Mr.. Boutwell,, Mr.. Brown
y doctor Vazquez.
En- Sabana Crande, &Darrio
sTabonucoS, aparecl6 degollado
10 un arbol el individuo Marcelino
Santana. Hecha una minuclosa In.
vestigaci6n del case, resulta un sui
cidio.
Sc nos encarga preguntar,
por que, 81 la carne de res Sc vende
en- Puerta de TERRA q 80 centavos
el kilo, en- San Juan Sc detalla & 40
centavos.
-Segdn noticias de Patillas,
en- ell barrio aMarias de aquel ter.
mino municipal Jose Brenes % di6
muerte de lin tiro de revolver q su
madrastra Rafaela Navarro, dejan-
dola muerte. FL matador fus preso
por la policfa y puesto q disposition
de los tribunales. FL suceso ha con-
movido hondamente q aquel vecin-
dario.
Aver tarde, en- la curva de
la parada "A, en- Santurce, ell caro-
de pasajeros no Io2 que venia pa.
ra San Juan choc6 con el wagon de
carga que conducia el caro- no ID.
Del choque resultaron una seIora y
una sehorita con ligeras contusio.
mes. Infnidad de veces hemos Sc
ialado el peligro y la gran moles-
tia que produce en- el tra6co de ca.
rros electricos el arrastre de carsa
por el dla. Hoy Sc han tocado iAs
consecuencias y veremos 81 el direc.
tor de esa compafifa aHende nues.
ira indication.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

E1 la couferencia celebrada
esta m mafiana por los reporters de la
prensa con el Gobernador Post,
este les manlfet6 que habia sido
informado de la captura efectuada
aver, del pr6fugo Agustin Valentin
Garcia, que cumple sentencia en- la
carcel de Mayagiiez y Sc evadi6 de
una brigada que trabajaba en- la
carretera de aquella cludad a
Aiiasco.
A pregunta que Sc lie hicieron,
respecto al estado de salud de su
esposa, contesto el Cobernado- que
continuaba mejorando.
Una carta recibi hoy -dijo Mr.
Post del juez SuIzbacher, que 10
fue de la Co1te Federal de eSta isla,
en- que Inc informa que, por virtud
de haber adquirido la categoria de
Rstado 81 territorio indio, tendra
que volver a los Rstados Unidos,
cesando en- su cargo de juez que
allf desempenaba.
Dijo Mr.. Post que habfa reci-
bido invitacion de la aAsociacl6n
medicaS, a fn de que el tomara
parte en- TN "meetlngD que prepare
el Ateneo para el dfa 10 de noviem
bre. Que eI, para la noche antes
el 9, invltara a una reunion parti
cular en- palacic a los medicos d.
eSa asociacioh.
Sobre el nombramiento de
tuevo Attorney General no teng,
mas noticias que la que me infor
ma el seiior Winthrop, de que has
ia que no llegue ell Presidente
Washington no Sc designara la pei
soma para ese cargo. Fl President
llegara hoy, "a, a Casa Blanca.
Respondiendo q preguutas d
uno de los reporters que le interrC
GO sobre 10 que Sc habia resuelto e
conficto existente entire el marhs:
de la Corte Federal y ell Auditor q
de Puerto Rico sobre sueldos Y d,
mas gastos de dicha Corte el sefic
Post manifesto que Ell asunto esi
va resuelto por el Attorney gener
de los Estsdos Unidos, pero que $
opinion no hubo tempo de envia
Ia por este vapor. Que en- el pr6x
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

En- la tarde de hoy ha debl.
do reunirse la Junta de farmacla
para tomar acuerdos referentes q la
matrfcula de los alumnos que han
de empezar sus estudios en- este
curso y tamblen para otros asuntos
de importancia relacionados con la
profession. Seguramente la corpo-
raci6u Sc habra reunido en- la casa
particular de alguno de sus MEM
bros, puesto que q la fecha no Sc lie
ha facilitado el local adecuado y con.
veniente para celebrar sus sesiones
{ instalar sus o6cinas.
Cierto es que en- el presupues-
to actual no hay asignacl6n alguna
para esas atenciones, pero sabemos
que Il actual Gobernador Mr.. Post,
al tomar possession los actuales
miembros de dicha Junta, y al ir
estos en- corporation q palacio 4
ofrecerles sus respectos y a anun-
ciale su constitution, les ofreci6
dotarles de todo 10 necesario para
el mejor cumplimiento de su co.
metido, y no dudamos que dicha
autoridad cumplira como siempre
sus buenas ofertas.
La logia SBetancess ha acor-
dado celebrar sus tenidas ordina
rlas los martes, en- vez de los mier.
coles como antes acostumbraba.
Esas noches Sc celebraran con.
ferencias mas6nicas q las que po
dram asistir todas las personas que
10 deseen.
La conferencia que Sc anuncit
para anoche a cargo del Lcdo. Col
Cuchi, Sc transfri6 para el marts.
Ipr6ximo a causa de los muchos ira
bajoS que tuvo dicho taller.