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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17
Almirante japones,
Sus manifestations,

New York, julio I7.-Despues de una vista
en- extreme agradable de Tin viaje por los Estados
Unidos del que ha quedado muy satsfecho, march6
aver para el Canada el almirante japonks Yama-
moto. La vista de este almirante japones, sus
francas manifestations, asegurando que la amistad
de So pals los Estados Unidos no habra de inte-
rrumpirse por 10 suceddo en- San Francisco, ha de-
bilitado en- gran manera la campaha noticierl de
determinada prensa que ha dado exagerado relieve,
segdn 10 compruehau Manifestations o6clales, al
simboglio0 nipo americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17

Manuel Rivera, Sc origin6 Una re-
yerta, de la que resultaron grave
mente heridos de arma blanca Eleu.
terio Rodriguez, Victorio Freida,
Domingo y Justo Rodriguez.
Tambien fue herido levemente
en- una mano Rafael Rodriguez.
La policia pudo arrestar a los
autores, conduciendolos q la carcel
a disposition del juez municipal.
Ell Consejo Executive celebra-
ra session ordinaria mafiaua jueves, 4
las tres de la tarde.
va han empezado a llegar
los alcaldes y representatives de las
undergraduates de la isla, para la
Asamblea que tendra efecto mana-
ma q las diez en- la Mansion Eject
tiva.
-ES probable que dentro de
breve tempo vuelva a Puerto Rice
con una nueva compafia de varie.
dades, el popular empresario Mr.
Tony Lowande.
-Ha salido de temporada parI
los baiios de Coamo nuestro amigo
el joven abogado don Jose Figue
ras, secretario de la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan.
Durante su ausencia lie susti
tuye nuestro amigo el L.cdo. doI
Alberto Marin Marien, sub-secre
tario de dicha corte.
Sc halla en- San Juan nueS
tro excelente amigo de Vieques do
Juan Penedo Benitez. LIE saluds
. mos cordialmente.
7 -Seiior alcalde. en- la calle d,
D Comercio de la Marina, cerca I
!, la tabrica de hielo, existe I'm bach
que estS pidiendo Immediate lrep
j. rscion.
d -El apreciable joven y pui
E dOnoroso cabo de Ia pOlicfa dc
> Salvador Q. Lbpss, que prsstsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17
Impresiones y noticias

dos para el ASilo de huerfanos que
dicha seiiora ha fundado en- aquella
ciudad.
La colonia puertorriqueiia de
Guantanamo que representa- allf
digna mente la cultura de nueStra
terra, envio q la sefora Brooks,
por conducto del compatriota don
Jose Santiago, un donativo consis-
tente en- SIS, cooperando asf q la
hermosa obra de aquella, cuyos no.
bilisimos sentimientos son objeto
de unanimes elogios.
Placenos consignar la noticia,
y felicitar de paso a aquellos COM
patriotas ausentes, que de tai modo
hacen honor al terruf1o.
-SegGu noticias, Mr.. A. II.
Frazier, secretario particular que
fue del ex gobernador Winthrop,
Sc balla en- Santo Domingo, como
Secretario del ministro.. americana
residente en- aquella capital.
Hoy salieron en- tren espe-
cial para Vega alta, Ell Hon. Gober'
nador Post, su SecIetario Mr.. Sage,
los miembroS del Consejo Ejecutivc
y varies representatives de Ia prem
sa, con objeto de asistir a la inau
guraci6n de la lfnea ferrea entrt
: aquel pueblo y Dorado.
-Esta tarde regresara de Hu
macao, a donde fuc con objeto d.
, practicar investigaciones en- TN i'm
portante robo, el sargento Iuocen
a clio Dfaz, del cuerpo de detectives
Repuesto va de su enferme
D dad, la vuelto a su ofciua, el senc
Rodolfo V. Rivera, porta registr
4 de la division de terrenos pdblicos
e en- el Departamento del Interior.
a -Comunica el ssrgento MOI
"a tilla, de Fajardo, que antenoche {
ie el barrio sRio.arriba'. mientras
!. sslsbgabs IN bale % "a essa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17

Parece que los ejerclcioSqre
venia practicando con tanto entu-
SlaSmo la Guardia Nacional en- el
patio de la antigua Intendencia,
han tenido que suspenderse, pues
nadie concurre a ellos.
Algunos espfritus maliciosos
pretenden relacionar este hecho
con los rumores circulantes acerca
del conficto americo japones que
tarde 8 temprano dara lugar a un
rompimiento entire ambas naciones.
iCosas de bromistasl
La distinguida y aventajada
profesora de piano Julia Otero,
hermana de la inolvidable Anita,
pianista que fue de gran merito,
embarco aver, acompahada de So
hermano Tomas, en- viaje de recreo
para New York, de donde pasara a
Liverpool, Paris, Roma, Napoles,
Venecia, MarSella, Barcelona, Ma.
drid y Cadiz, desde cuyo puuto re
gresara 4 Puerto Rico.
Gratas impresiones deseamo
q los distinguidos viajeros.
Una bueua cmpresa de cine
rtiatografo, visitsta en- breve 4 Sal
Juan.
Aver embarc6 hacia Ney
York, con objeto de pasar una TEN
porada, nuestro respectable amig
don Carlos Me Soler, delegado 4
Camara y Sub director del Banc
Espahol de Puerto Rico.
lie acompafan SIT tistinguid
esposa y su bella hija.
Feliz estancia les deseamos G
la metr6lo'i
-SegGu vemos Ell LA Voz d
PueblO', de Guantanamo, (isla {
cuba), hace POGO la 6lant6pit
dana dofa Mariana Adams, viut
de Brooks organize una Kerme
con q caTitsdvO "a De sllegur 70
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17

servicio en- Santurce, ha sido tras.
ladado al Quartet General, como
escribiente de aquellas 06cinas.
Han terminado va los JUICES
por jurado en- Ia Corte de Distrito
de Arecibo.
-Ha solicitado una licencip
para atender 4 asuutos particulare,
el secretario de Ia corts municipal
De Adiuntas don Andres coras6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17
A0T|c|AS O|VERSAS
Concejo municipal de
San Juan. Regreso
de Estados-Unidos
R|NA EN- UN BALE
Arresto por sedueci6n Ma.
trimonio. .-Retreta. -Por
delito contra Ia moral.

AfA !" AV@AS .0G mdlduA st
reunira el Concejo municipal de
esta ciudad.
Ell joveu Frederick Feuille,
hiio del attorney general, lego de
los Estados Unidos en- ei ultimc
vapor, con objeto de pasar una TEN.
porada al lado de SUI sefior padre.
= De Rio Grande nos dicep,
sEl sabado, dia I3 de los corrientes
por la noche, en- un bale que Sc &c.
lebraba en- Ia casa de Francisco Pa
checo, hacienda aCarmelita,s , Victor
de JESUS asest6 una tremenda pu
fialada q Matfas cepeda, dandose 4
la fuga inmediatamente.
Los policias Pedro Lugo )
Francisco Rodriguez procedieron
SUI captura, deteniendolo a las cua.
tro de la lnadrugada en- un ranch6r
de la referida hacienda.
FL estado del herido es gravi.
simo.s
Con motive de haber con.
traido matrimonio, ha renunciado el
cargo de maestro del sAsiio de Nj
fiasS, de Santurce, la sefiora Angeles
Ojeda de Chistiansen.
En- Naguabo fue arrestadt
Esteban Molina por Ell delito de Sc
ducci6n.
Ell policfa Juan Orta arrestt
aver a los individuos Domingo Ro
driguez, industrial, y Esteban Con
zalez, sirviente, ambos vecinos d,
Ca0uas, por el infame delito contr'
natura.
-Ha fallecido ell Santurce e
estimable caballero don Modest,
Ojeda, antique industrial y Ultima
mente bombre de negocios. Fut
siempre un buen ciudadano. Re
ciban sus familiareS nuestro pesa
me.
-E|ta noche habra retreta ei
la plaza principal por la banda de
Reginiento de Puerto Rico.
Sc ha constituido en- Qua
yama una sociedad mercantil bal,
la razon social de A. Mieres
Comp, de Ia que es socio ges
tor don Avelino Mieres Huerta
comanditario don Pedro y don Juli
de Diego, mienbros de la firma Pc
dro de Diego y Sobrinos, de aque
LA plaza. Como representatives E
guran don Jose y don Bonifacio d
Diego.
-Nuestro diStinguido amig
don Antonio R. Barcel6, de Fajai
do, Sc encuentra en- San Juan, aeon
pafiado de su digna esposa. LIZ
saludamos.
-Varios vecinos de Utuado S
han dirigido al Comisionado del Ii
terror solicitando Sc establezca ur
linea telef6nica entire aquella ciuda
y el poblado de Jayuya.
-Antenoche a las siete fl
conducido a la carcel por la dete
tive ell individuo Martin Rodrigue
) por abuse de confanza.
Ell doctor Gonzalez Mari
nez, de Mayagtiez, regresara el
! del actual de su viaje a los Est
{ dos Unidos.
En- Ell aiio fiscal que termil
I el 80 de JUNO, recaudo eli Teso
iusuIar, las siguientes cantidad,
Por aduana, $I.13S,sss.t
Por Rentas Internas, ,$t.e5a, los.
Por impuestos sobre la propied;
$I.IS6,o72.93. Miscelaneas, J
). mil osL77. Total: $4.4o6, 1885,.
o Ante la Corte de distrito
Aguadills, en- juicio celebrado
IS locura peligrosa, Ell jurado decl
% demente 4 Gipriano Torres.
-Alejandro Cruz, muchac
,, de IA ahos, lie arroj6 aver una |
es dra & otro chiquillo hiriendole
al IA cabeza. La policfa 10 detj
- l4Aa...o;A..daf.x, -. ae~s.fks
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17
Ell FL ATENtO

Tuvimos hoy el gusto de reci-
bir la vista del apreciabIe amigo
don B. Cumpiano, representante del
oInstituto de Agriculture, Artes y
O6cios', de Lajas.
Es su prop6sito organizar una
importante conferencia en- el Ate.
neo, en- la que tomaran parte va
liosos elementos intelectuales, con
el fin de hacer propaganda a favor
de dicho Institute.
va varios nunicipios de Ia
sla han contribufdo a tan laudable
dea y es de esperarse que contribu
yam todos, asi es que para celebral
dicha conferencia Sc aprovecha /,
estancia de los alcaldes de la ISL
en- esta ciudad.
Va trataremos con mas extep
sion acerca de este asunto.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
MAUD MODERN MULLER

Maud Modern Muller, a bucolic maid, Was busy raking the hay Mercury one hundred and ten in the shade, And the shade half mile away). Along came the Judge in an automo-
 bile. During a campaign year. He called to Maud across the hot field CFer he was out to electioneer). Miss Maud she wiped her brow with rag And replied like free mans daugh- ter Now run along, Judge; I'm tired of that gag About you wanting a drink of
 water" Come, come" said the Judge,
 you're wrong. my dear, I'm no sentimental old mullet. I've brought you a bottle of ice
 chilled beer Tn chase the drouth from your
 gullet" Maud Muller she breathed a happy
 sigh, And glad tears gave her a blind
 ness As she said: Dear Judge. hope I
 may die HI ever forget your kindness"
 Dallas News
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01

ceptibIe of ample proof even at this late day.
 During the summer of 1882 was stationed as telegraph operator at Cameron, Mo, an eating station at the junction of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific and the Hannibal and St. Joseph railways. About forty miles west of Cameron lies the city of St. Joseph, where James was killed. An equal distance east of the town is Gallatin, the scene of the numerous bank robberies committed by the James boys. At a point al- most midway between Cameron and GaIlatin is the scene of a noted train robbery and of the killing of Jesse James himself of Westfall, conductor of the heId-up train, said to be the only murder of which Jesse James is actually known to have been guilty. Twenty miles away from Cameron, between that point and Kansas City, is Kearney, Mo, once the home of Mrs. Samuels, mother of Frank and Jesse James. I give these details. as they are necessary to an understand ing of my story.
 On the morning of that day that Jesse James met his death l was sit tings in the telegraph office at Cam eron when two gentlemen entered and inquired for a telegram. recog nized one of the as A NJ. Dockery, then president of the bank in Gala tin, which had been robbed by the James gang. Mir. Dockery, it will be recalled, subsequently, became gover- nor of Missouri, after serving with distinction in congress.
 The man with him was A. A. Low, general counsel for the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad company, one of the chief sufferers by the depreda- tions of the, outlaws. Low and Dock cry had met by agreement at Cam eron and had at their disposal spe- cial train, which stood upon the tracks of the Hannibal and St Joseph ready to leave at a moments notice. Both men remained in and about the station until shortly after noon, when the operator at St. Joseph called me up with the statement that he had an important message for A. A. Low and asked if he was in Cameron. Il replied in the affirmative. Then came 8 telegram, which I believe was the first announcement made. Of the out laws death to any one outside of St. Joseph. It read: Ford has got your man. Come on at once"
 It bore the initials of some one | did not know. Two minutes later the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
DETROIT COPPER.

O. E. Mills, superintendent Of the Detroit Copper company, Is qaoted in the Denver Daily Mining Journal as follows:
 The Detroit Copper cemDany. st Morencs, is now producing about r. 700 GOO pounds of copper monthly, and the camp is progressing on the same lines which have obtained there for years. During the present Sear our company has bTilt new con ya-fer plant which was pat In com
 -.i--s .s<s.s consists of a 100-ton coucsntratcr plant and furnaces and converters to handle the output of the mills. Tie company is now adding 2 SIP coo ad- dition to the public school building In Morenci which originally cost the company s24.O00. We are 1ot expect Ing any labor trouble h Morcnci and expect that our copper output VII continue undlsturbed in the futare."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
ARIZONA GOOD ENOUGH
 FOR SUPERVISOR H0GHE

PHOENIX, Aug 30.-"Arizona is good enough fer me. I went east ex- pecting to find some coolness and
 lots of pleasure. found instead heat that put Arizona to shame anSI kept my hand going down into my pocket
 and digging up all the time to keep the policemen for running me in for not having any visible means of sup port"
 Supervisor Hoghe talked thus this morning, after having gotten back from a long journey east, in which he visited the Jamestown fair. Chicago and several large eastern cities. Yes, sir; the more I saw of the east the better satisfied I became with Arizona We have the finest climate. .he best people, the most pro ductIve land, the brightest ortlook to make money and develop a country
 in the United States. A man is fool ish to stay in the east when we have all these good things to offer him.
 Jamestown xposition-weli, it was not what expected; some say
 in fact, that it Is sor. of a failure
 but I am no knocker: I can simply say that Arizona Is good enough for any man with common sense, and
 WndI we peopie want IO uo IS 10 iel
 the eastern people Know what we
 have. tried to disseminate litera'
 ture. but my supply gave out early on
 the trip, and it seems that the ship
 ments sent me could not keep up with
 me.
 Taking everything altogether, how.
 ever, had a reasonably pleasant
 time. and come back. proud of my home and my fellow citizens"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
TELLS HOW JESSE
 JAMES LOOKED Telegraph Operator Who Saw Noted Bandit Alive and
 Dead TeStifieS.

In the New York Sun of August 4 appears an interesting yarn about Jesse James. the bandit The state ments it contains are supposed to have been made by the son of an army officer who spent his youth at western army posts," says the New York Sun.
 In the course of his narrative this scion of a brave soldier tells how he met Jesse James once before the out laws death and once after Bob Ford laid him low in the cottage in St. Joseph, Mo. According to his story. the narrator was reading a James Boys" book in a grocery store near LeavenwoTth, Kans., when a man whom he describes as being nearly six feet tall, with shoulders so broad that they seemed almost out of proportion with the fineness of his waist line" entered the room. Then one Teaus:
 lie woTe a 6iiS cream -oo60i0T o0fa 5a 5oifi- oi brero pushed somewhat back on his jet black hair, and his heavy beard, as black as the under side of ravens wing was in curious contrast to the strange pallor of his skin.
 A month after this occurrence the narrator says he saw the famous out law lying dead ia his house in St. Joseph, Mo, and recognized him as the man he had sen in the Leaven- worth grocery store, having mean while been told by the proprietor of the store that the visitor was no oth- CT than the redoubtable Jesse James.
 Pardon me If I insist that either this "son af an army officers" was deceived by the Leavenworth grocery man, Jeff Brunster by name, or im- posed upon the young man who wrote the yarn In support of this asser- ton I am going to tell the following tale, heretofore unpublished and sus-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01

special train was in it's way to St. Joseph, and among those who were on it was Dick Little, one of the James gang. Later in the day a tele- gram frsm MT. Low to W. A. Conklin, station agent at Cameron, contained the request that some one go to Rear ney to break the news to Mrs. Sam uels that her son had been killed and to bring her to St. Joseph. That rather disagreeable duty fell to my lot.
 My charge and I reached the little cottage on the hill in which James met his death shortly after sundown. Stretched upon the bed upon which 1 Bob Ford sat when he shot James lay the body of the victim already prepared for his coffin. Looking up- on the dead face, was startled to discover that it was that of a man whom I had met repeatedly in the dining room of the eating station at Cameron, without, of course, having the remotest idea at that time as to his identity. What saw was the body of man not more than five feet seven inches tall slender almost
 to the point of fragility. A light brown, almost blond beard, rather long on the cheeks, but trimmed to point on the chin, covered his face, while his head was crowned with an abundance of hair of the same shade The eyes were closed, but I had a vivid recollection Of the steely blue eyes that had met my glances across the table at Cameron more than once, when clad in gray suit, partially covered by a long linen duster, with hat of modish build, the man for WnUm Iuo Surrounding CUuuTry was being secured, and fur on0se capture dead or alive a large reward was of tered. calmly at his dinner or supper in as public place as could be found in that vicinity.
 The body was brought to Cameron that night on it's way to Kearney for burial. The train upon which 1t was carried failed to make connections and the coffin lay in the baggage room all night. By a strange coin eidence it was placed In exactly the rame position as that occupied by the body of Westfall, the conductor who met his death at Jesse James hands.
 I am moved to tell this story in or der that I may clearly prove how came to know that Jesse James did not have "jet black hair" that his whiskers were not like "a ravens wing" and that he was not "slx feet tall, with abnormally broad should CTS" He did not In any manner sug- gest the outlaw. On the contrary, nine out of every ten persons who saw him at the time referred to would have taken him for business man or a preacher, probably the lat ter
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
SINGLE OR JOINT,
 SUITS NEW MEXICO Wants to Get Into Union, and Isn't Very Particular
 How.

PHOENLX, Aug. 30.--,"Sew Mexico will make a desperate effort to get In as state this fall, and if it can not get in as a single state, 1t will try to get in as a oint state with Arizona. This is now the settled policy of the republican politicians of New Mexico We do not expect, however, to antag- onize Arizona If it can be avoided and we have strong hopes that the nation al administration will take up OUT fight and help us win a single state. E
 This was the statement made by R. D. Casados, the deputy sheriff at Clayton, N. M., who is in the city on official business, his business being the apprehension of J. B. Geddes, who is wanted at Clayton for obtaining money under false pretenses.
 Governor Curry starts but with the approval of the people of New Mexico" continued Casados, 'and will make good governor. He will prob ably lead the fight for single state hood, although our delegate to con- gress, CoIoneI Andrews, Will intro duce the 0iii and make fight for II.
 The arrest of Geddes was made without much trouble. He was stop  ping at boarding house, and did not know that his whereabouts were known until the officers arrested him. It seems that he borrowed money on team of horses and 8 buggy that had been mortgaged and the bank charger him with getting away with s200.
 Geddes, 1t appears, is mining ex- pert of considerable reputation. In fact, he has been connected with w. c. Greene and the Copper Queen Min ing company of Bisbee and at present he is connected with a mining com pany at Raton of considerable im- portance.
 There is something behind this charge" said he, "that do not under stand. know that have not done anything illegal and I am going back without a requisition, feeling confi- dent that I cannot be held on this charge"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
LOGAN 6 BRYAN ON WHEAT.
Special Wire to Duey & Overlook.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlook
 CHICAO, Aug. 31.-The feature which attracted most notice in wheat at the close was slight reduction in the spread between September and December and between December and May. still there is little prospect that there will be any important delivery of wheat on September contracts to people who will ship 1t out of Chica- go. Wheat stocks here continue to accumulate. Sales of hard wheat
 have been liberal for week, but there is no special demand for our large stocks of number two red Following the large export business of yester- day, New York houses claimed fair foreign acceptance of wheat today. Possibly there was little buying of wheat in the open markets, New York and Chicago for foreign accounts. It is possible that the northwest Cana dian crop situation will be better understood by the first of next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
. ~%~e~~~~>~e%< %N<<~~~~~~~
 NOTICED

Club of Angeles will hold its September 18th and 18th will be Alamitas Bay hospitality of Naples refreshing still bathing and of City which overooks both the bay and provd and
 
 exhibition diving by well graceful gondoas propelled by enjoyable feature while the motor through Canals of Naples Gabriel River will experiences be pleasantly remembered down eastern fish dinner will be sev will offer such appetizng dishes Newbuy chowde baked deep fish, fed minced clans and dishes prepared theatre 
 After theatre the annual will held the
 
 ful ending of the 1907 reunion
 Speaking the picnic and banquet being rranged for by which
  Kbbey
 
 invited take in the festivities. southern California attend the desirable for the club, John Mitchell the Holenbeck Hotel informing him what tickets they desire reserved for them
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01

The Women's Toggery millinery
 opening Thursday. Friday and Satur-
 day. Lad'es. don't miss it. zS2
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01

For Review job rooms call phone No. 39.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-24

and texture, it beiLg about twice as
large and made OF a yielding substance
that will not injure the players If it
should happen to hit them, There are
one or two other changes that are not
important, but are simplS used to fit spe-
cial cases.
Miss Gilbert has charge of the girls
team of the Po,y, while Miss Hineman
is coaching that of the l. a. They have
their girls out two or three times a week
in hard practice, trying to make their
team strong enough to win the CHAM
pionship.
The team from the little red school on
the hill is composed of Misses S. Grant,
Butler, Porter, A. Grant Bingham,
Chi'ds, Payne. Lewis, NUM- and Scott.
The Los Angeles White House is rep
resented by the following: Misses, Ross,
Miller, Dawson, Chisholm, Harden, Loom
is, Seely, Brown, Smith and Clark
1t is expected that before next season
ather schools in Southern California will
come to the' front and a regular schedule
arranged A league is being talked of
ard the new sport bids fair to become
popular IN this sections