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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-14

Not 60 quote PRICES IA 60 weaken store
advertising. \ clever phrase "a good
III u leads up 10 an attractive
uuotntiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
KOhler & Chase Refuse
TO Pay Storage
'sr. horses chsshrsuuh psniss Re.
pert That the Bls Pisas houss
viii Pay Storage.

n vas circulated that because
k0hleF a Chase have io.f their
present location IN tho Arcade build
fns that thsi firm would be forced
90 mtas~ several hundred pianaaasnes
"a hard unti their men Tesai.i@- q
sfuKga building IL ready for ecrus
ranry the eominH fail STR chss-
hsuuxA made the following staies
nseuf to-day
4 Admit that whsn I learned 80
ths rfedinafnrns &c were IN regard.
fnx securing a rev ioestian On
t3gtaInod The thoaKht u piAetug epr
ssark q rnusical Instruments lfs
staraks. but have decided thsf maj
az vel be stored in horaea whrfe
shoaa Who ueed them and can make
AZ. Il them. rather than ray tha
storage rate usw charged b. the
rartaas storage warehouses r. H.
atiie. uayins Insurance. Whii@ Their
az wali "a takluE chances ~ their
fss,anR mote o. leas scratched and
srarrsa % ~hsu we Est them h4rk.
after five or siK months - STORAGE
fts nine chances 20 ten we would
thsr DO eosnpsilea 20 sacrifices them
AZ that tiIue. and We mag As well
make short sorh - y riEht now and
eioss them out At cost ~ even less
n necessary. oar store is row
closed and viii remain eloaed for
Monday and Tuesday. darins which
time we will arrange cur stock Of
Nance Tor quick ssle- Easy terms
vii be given Il necessary. The sale
vii, begin Wednesday morning AZ 70
o'rioek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
.DERISION FOR
ABE RUFF

sAN FRANCISCO. April THE
attorneys Tor Abe Rueg filed IN the
supreme eeurt to-day another appll.
eatien Tor wit ~ habeaa corpus
releasing him from the custody u
EiisaF hikgy. The application COW
rra considerable ground.
A mob 81 relalefrrH gathered Ia
froat of Reefs prison thia tnorn.
ius and aWoke the prisoner 18th
shouts. The leader would cry 0ut
who hFtbed the survivors, and
ths followers would answer back.
ABS Rurfs
The leader asked similar ques.
lions based Oh all the crimes
charged against Ruef. receiving the
same answer The performance was
Eone through twice. much % aucra
discontinue
A sensational wlndup ~ the
Home Telephone company'n tnvea.
ligatioa r. predicted fspF this after.
noon as a result % the prosecutors
and A star chamber examination az
three Witnesses held Ia tho district
attorney . offiee this morning the
witnesses were Edwin EArl. pro.
priotuF Loa Angeles Express. James
n Kelly and Or tohn Haynes. also
Of Lea Angeles. al stee khoidefa iu
the Home Telephone company II
IL believed Fart can throw no light
on tho seaadal. bat It Il inilnAisa
that Kelly and Haynes will ave
more important Testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
'LUNACY DECISION is
EXPECTED THURSDAY

trial II resumed Thursday the case
will be given 20 the jury by Satur.
day night al the latest.
subposnss for Evelyn.
Just as Evelyn was leaving the
Tombs this afternoon detectives
from Jefamo'a office served her
with a auhpOenae.
II IL said Jerome does not intend
20 call her aA a witness but his
purpose Is ia keep her out OF the
court room aud remove her influ.
cnee and presence from the Jury,
Evelyn kesbit Thaw. the Abeauti.
ful wife of Harry Kendall ThaW.
millionaire. murderer and alleged
mailman. today expressed the Ut
most satisfaction al the result thus
far OF the examination of her hus.
band 20 determine whether he 10
sane.
Mrs. Thaw. since the roof garden
tragedy. has been dressing ia exs
trcmely modest taste. Yesterday,
thought II was Easter Sunday, she
was very quietly CARRIED She spent
most 81 the day IN her rooms, bat
paid. brief visit 90 her husband In
the Tomha
Harry has proved beyond the
possibility % doubt that he IL
sane she said They have asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
WON'T ENLARGE
SALOON LIMITS

The llcsnaa committee 81 the city
council this afternoon refused 60 ca
tend the saioon limits Of the city IN
ihe yieinitY u Pike IT. where Gouu.
Gilman Mullen aad his friends.
ifoary heek aad Al Barton. eaatFol
the liquor traffic
u W Hafkr. who Il rumnarlinT
the cid auaitoFiam ut 1897 Fourth
az iat0 = theaief. cafe etc. wanted
the license. bot In spite ~ the n.
f0fts - Councilman III Uill IN bis
behalf. the committee voted II
luwn4
A similar pstittun By VIM uder
for 4 bar IL the 81 George hotel. 4
hair block above seeand a. GA
Spring ~. vas postponed The
eomnsitiss may grant him a license
aufNlAa tbs nia iimits n II is
shosu that be runs a bona fide ho.
tel
Tbs p1stponemeat # hiA urfitiou
resulted ia a clash ketween Coan.
eiimen Morrison and 81 GlIl. the
latter demanding Immediate aud
favorable aesion
James Wilson. Who Vas arrested
recaatiy fea violating the aAlssa
eiosiux Law. vac granted a ileeuss
for = Haloun al ais Unlon A.. with.
Ia the lllmitA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
POLICEMAN SAVED BY
PRIVATE CITIZENS

A11fAsd Annltasecusly By q sup.
ffT fruakex woman and her
naczaA presumably IN similar
nctls*z fsirplmnn Randall had a
zzzss s~z1e fruns bssag complete.
y uzFzs>sf ~ his assaiianfz AZ
y szf1 t1w ssndsy morning 4
Fenassf Ennmlzslon merchant.
fnsiaz hans sfisr he last car. ant
slo.asF aie sxsker. Who LEFT with
Y lsssizg h zzns. saved Tie day
y ~ stfess
A. ~ a . o. Sunday Randall
p'sasads1 Oscar ana Anna
sssnm ~ inrnsr a cook. the lat.
q - sifs sssamfII got anxry ut
9 ares q Bis wife and sfariea
ss''s The fI<kf secured AZ Mad.
y 81 Bruadx4g.
mnihk hone along Madison the
mission nsfckani vas attracted
1* sas.csmans Whistles Tor ald
y a7eihsr lxts walker he rashea
- ssas Bling gallant gentle.
= emamisl0n nan ane the
safsse citizen turned their al.
- . ne soman. She vas AZ
- assent seIaglnx The officer In
!! - anladyllke manner. while
!. : aasasad msas serious trouble
sAsA lAs cislxens held ne lady
i1ssiaan suppressed her hna.
~ Repeated and strenuous
~ = As bead, unta he sue.
q tie ground. Repeated
- brought no other police
- ne patrol wagon finally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
cTJNDAY CLOSING WAR
IS BEGUN AT BALLARD
..f q police Majors Refuses TO Enforce Ordinance
' "a threatens TO Arrest Councilman Cox for In
.s.s, ~ Says He win Demand Majors Re
dgnation.

his feslgnatlan at Tuesday nights
couneii meeting. Atf Cox Jeff. lie
visited several saloons 70 secure evi-
aenos - Violations Of the ordinance.
All saieoss Open.
nailarda saloons operated
through aide doors an taY SUNDAY
without iutefrnrtion. Mayer Peck
dll not Instruct the chief cf police
60 eafofce the new sunday closing
ordinances. At the eeuucii meeting
soms months Ago Mayer PECK an.
naunesd that before his election he
had promised not 90 interfere with
me saloons if thsy kent Within the
law Therefore. while he atd not
veto the sunday closing ordinances.
be Wlii nos enforce A. The council
must instruct the chief 81 police %
rnforee the new Ian II u desires
such enforcement.
The couurli will rrehably 10 this
al next Tuesdays meeting Wheth=
er tie other ceancilmen VIII back
Ar cox IN dsraandinH chief Ma
hors' resignation remains % hs
Seen.
uaiiari residents who are later.
tsiet In tie welfare u the city are
stFeesiy ta support q Councilman
Cox and oeen IN their condemnation
% tns chief - peftee Who u openly
accused % beies the tool q the
brewery and eaioon inssruatn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
ASKED OFFICER
To DRINK

Only one violation Of the sunday
ciasinE law Was reported IN Seattle
yesterday. Detective McciuFE had
four men arrested Tor selling ilauer
Ia = French restaurant on hixth
av. u
According 10 the detective. he was
passing the place when George
chaplin. later arrested. called 10 him
90 camo Ia ana have a drink. The
officer accepted tho invitation. 20 he
says. aud after discovering = dosen
men and women driukius and maxi
inE merry he called OFFICERS Done
Ian ana Damn. Who arrested Louis
pailKrayannA, proprietor ~ the
cafe. Hay canton. waiter. and
urgfEa Chaplin. outside guard.
Later In the day J. " Cock was
arrested. charged with seilinK more
drinks IN the cafe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
ASPHALT BID is FAR
TOO HIGH

The bids offered for the asphalt
paving for the East Cherry 81 dis
trict which opened last Saturday
proved 70 be about $4,000 higher
than the city engineers estimate
and about the same amount higher
than the limit ne which the property
can be assessed The board Of pub.
llc works laid the bids aside. The
bidding for the asphalt Work was
higher than any heretofore put IN
Tor large contracts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

him every question they could think
OF aud have tried In every way to
mix him up ana make him appear
as one bereft Of bis senses. but they
have failed
Ny husband hnn shown through
the entire case that he N thorough.
iy capable Of directing his defense.
This move on the part OF the
prosecution 10 have him declared
insane Is "A confession that they
are beaten. Il shows that they
know the jury viii not adlndge
Harry guilty OF murder They
would rather have him pay the
extreme penalty II they could, but.
knowing they cannot secure THIS
they have sought 10 have him com.
milted 10 a madhouae.
"nut be has beaten them In this
as we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

4. 80 seaay s1ssasa rvmssnesa
I. !. ns-sa hefar~ TIE tsse.eaq 7.
rcA haIlains fund viii be COM
,<ssl
snunns raised lssipdes ss.ele
...sr.a - scnslsieu thAg there y
: a. e. ne rev besiairx The
n<r,ws have counted this SUB :
~sss.n-. eelisssrg that the whole
~ rszsa b. Faissd.
Mr. q ne vtrksfs sssst ihrlF
<ss:essfs mr. a Aniiaay thls after
81 a. uiu a. their utmost -
snsssss sAe fgnd bstare , e'eioek
mxhA sahseF Esieus ~ Telephone
a y ~eieeued ant & - sxrseset
.. u snail amouEt uiu eenia ir
a. ssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
LAUNCH Is RESCUED.

Three men and one woman were
rescued from bad plight Satur
day by the steamer Lydia Thomp
sou. The party was Ia small
launch. the Little Duchess. when
the machinery OF the launch broke
down. leaving them helpless etl
Marfuwatona Point, near the en-
trance 20 Port Townsend. The
Lydia Thompson t0wed the Little
Duchess into the harbor of PORT
Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

.ssnn Aprsi i.-~Thrvaten'ns
epansllsnaa c W. Cox fef
.sa.,ve lansuase. eaie' ei
.ee,,.m Majors. u Ballard
fes.s 49, eeenlnly tsheiled against
'ss.'. ',ss..si Ana started q h'sisf
"a ,.s,uesa ne city COUNCIL
So Z. \. ADMINISTRATION over the - =
Z. ~. Il shs new SUNDAY s.es
= .ss.ase. CART Nahors yes'er.
= =. 49,. ..s..sA 70 esass me cleslns et
$500 , sakons ceansii .l... 2
'.s !. s,ssrs 10 enforce the sun.
~ 800 Nv went 20 he ch'et
~ ..ssssa Ai.n to shas sp he "a
hpak
Ne tnzsrsseslenA
a ,,.e 40 Instructions ffein ne
= a. 70. said the chief
-. tezssnesiaps frem me.
- member % TIE gitx
- rerlied Ger.
- seeaxnlsc yaa a. being
~ ccunelL I eniy take IN
.,..,,s.ss. gscsn she eeancil IN ne
-. msnssf~ rsplsed the chief
$3.50 IA stresK terms ana
49,. k.nrmser excltet tAfsatsn y
81. ....ss Alx ana throw him into
~ ~ % -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
SKATING CARNIVAL
TONIGHT

The big skating carnival II
Dreamlana rink. which fof some
weeks has beun looked forward to
BY deyotenn OF the graceful past
time ulfh much interest. opens this
cyenIns az the big rink az Seyente
and Iniou.
Faney dress costumes for the oe.
castor have been prepared By the
score. aud . iarEv, rAy aud hand
somely eoatumed gathering uili At.
tend The three evenings q the fcstls
val Handsome prizes have neen
selected for the most graceful and
unique skaters At the carnival
There will be special music for
the occasion. ~&x4&&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
OPPOSE REGRADE
OF DEARBORN

fscted By the TexFade wiil hrinx
separate tnI0nctlon proceedings.
and thus delay tbs work for Years
-it siil leave - from foa - zee
fest IN The air. with the ou.iy means
af approach 81 q bridge 60 - bulls
over Dearborn - al Twelfth Av
This bridge "a 70 ~ is feet over
Dearborn Il az regarded
II they want al even grade Zoe
car line. why don1 they tunnel
naaer ths hill frufn Eighth q Fif
secath avs This would cnst uuiy =
little over oue-haIf % tho regfRde
sosf. and would damage nobody
snginefs have repeatedly stated
that it can BE- done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

n DsarbcFn u. rexrade con
lfaazisan eases. now 90 trial ~
irs isixs Gllllam. hare brnnght q
su azubsf q property ovners
asn bsaens Hill 70 The cnart house
fstf A. IN hlttesly oppressed e tie
srzAs sAick hey claim al re.
nh 4 lsoazilng them from The Tsai
4 ~ CO Nd ruinlng property
E.r<z
oS 4 then. speaking % = Star
rnr'sr this nornins. said
n xsnie rsEraea + nofhinz
~ feheus 70 set dirt vita which
. @ y ~ is4s Tara II nrces
az saFgpas q the 80 people o.
Aacrs - whose pfvperty & Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
ACCEPTS

WASHINGTON. April AFTER 4
conference a. the White House. Fl
George Tucker announced today
that the president will speak az the
jamestown exposition opening on
April -. lie probably win talk on
the railroad situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
|aVED At LAST
MOMENT

ssah IN ne water. a cry for
~. - ne head Of a man bahbinR
4. e eeA morning waves or
s.1 A. TIE foot Of Columbia
-. $3.50 The attention Of Pa
ID ~.,l randall and Rooney at
\, '..ssk This morning.
/ "a. !. e,'.s's reached the Drowning
- = vent down for the last
b. wagon was called and
- .e a''isd 70 police headauar-
/ ~ ~ 80 several hours u hard
/ = ~ Hsn Was resusciiatsd and
1 -. /" give BE namo aa Gus
~ sWeas sailor. Al noon
In Faa much improved ana
a.. ~. =. 70 leave police head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Thaw
Jury met today and the court ex.
euaed the members until i0i 80
lhuraday morning II n believed
Che iunaey commission will report.
however. before that time.
Justice Fitzgerald IL expected to
announce Thursday whether the
thiai will continue or whether Thaw
goes TO Maitcwan.
jerome spent today putting Into
shape the evidence he viii put be.
bore the lunaoy commission 10 prove
tiiht the defendant IN insane.
fhAw's attorneys say they viii
Oct need TO call alieniats before the
commission and express d certainty
fhat the evidence already given the
commissioners has established the
elentai strength 81 their client.
Thaw Locks Bright.
The proceedings were back 20
the normal today. Thaw went Into
the court looking bright Judge
Fitzgerald excused the jurors with
the usual admauitionh.
Thas was then led away from the
court roam 10 where Evelyn Was
waiting She returned with him
over the bridge OF signs TO the
toinbz. Il II believed that II tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

relieved the private citizens Of
their responsibility.
Mfa stesmfli lies IN the citY fail
charged with drunkenness. and heF
husband With resisting an officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
HERMAHH's TRIAL

WASHINGTON. d. c. April -
ngnEsr Hsfmann.s wife and sga tes.
sixicd today 10 matters connected
wggh bis work ~ land cutnmls.
slonet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
EXPECT TO COMPLETE
Y. M. c. A. FUND

Tani2ht IRE msfafsFa ugll gather
al tka FIraf Az. balidlna 70 watch
the reports as thsg caule %. and q
large hikekbaars wii Be used %
announce tne returns
A. naoa teday khe reports we're
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-12
DE- TODls parties
Aparici6n de otro Jack
Ell destripador. Gin
CO asesinatos.
NO HABRA GUERRA
Varias demands contra al.
gunas compafias de segu'
ros Una conferencia.
NO HABRA GUERRA

En- Nueva York, desde hace
dias ha aparecido I'm nuevo Jack el
Destripador.
En- cuatro dias, Sc han encon-
trado, en- sitios muy distantes unos
de otros, cadaveres de cinco perso-
mas del sexo femenino, de 8 afios,
q III afos extranguladas, atropella-
das y mutiladas horriblemente.
La policla, no .ha podido dar
aGn con el misterioso degenerate y
la poblaci6n esta aterrada.
-Dlcen de Kingston, Jamaica,
que con motive del terremoto ocu-
rrido en- JUNO Sc han presentado
mas de Glen demands contra las
compaflas de seguros contra incen-
dos lnglesas. Una gran sequfa
aqueja la isla y en- ciertos distritos
los campesinos Sc alimentan 500
con mang6s.
En- Guatemala han circula-
do rumores de que en- Mexico Sc
efectuara en- breve una conferencia;
pero hasta ahora no Sc sabe que csc
sea cierto. No cabe duda de que el
equilibro del poder en- la America
Central 10 ejerce Guatemala, que
tiene mds hombres y mas dinert
que cualqu!era de las repdblicas J
esta 6rmemente aliada q FL Saliva
dor.
81 Salvador enviara en- brevt
IN encargado de Negocios q Me
xico, mientras que permanece sil
cambio la representation de Mexi
co en- Guatemala. Sabese que s.
han hecho esfuerzos para que Cos
IA Rica tome parte en- la actual po
Utica centro americana.
--Mirozi Arakawi, ministro de
Jap6n en- Mexico, ha declarado po
sihvamente que SIT pats no desc
tener guerra con los Estados Un:
dos. Dljo esperaba que su gobiel
no Sc ',ofendiera porque los Estado
Unidos hubieran dado orden q S
escuadra para que Sc trasladara {
Paci6co, y que considerase este ce
mo una maniobra naval.
Ahadi6 que las maniobras 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-12
(E(dito y AhOrrO POn(e1O

Il los imb0nemtes sobre Hbretas
de ahoyy0.--Habiendo muchas H.
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semestre de 1907, Sc ruega a los
duehos de las mismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas ofcinas, al
empleado correspondence, a fin de
poder llenar ese requisite. = Ponce,
julio 19 de o7.-El Presidente,
K. MARIANI. 800. S.
La fiesta del barrio segundc
concluy6 con un crimen, que pudo
llevar a una mujer a la tnmba y
I'm hombre a sufrir varios amos dc
presidio,
En- la maiiana de hoy, Lui.
Bocanegra, vecino de dicho barrio
di6 a Victoria Cartagena una heri
da incisa de veinte centimetros d
longitud, desde el labio superio
hasta Ell pabell6n de la oreja del la
teral derecho, que fue herido tam
bien.
Otra herida de 16 centimetro
de longitud desde la comisura Ia
teral superior al pabell6n de la ore
ia lateral izquierdo.
Otra en- el dedo medic, de ire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-12
NOT|C|AS CENTRAL ES
Cartas detenidas, Gu
yOs destinatarios
Sc ignoran.
HILOs TELECRAFICOs
CONSTRUCTION de una nueva
plaza de..mercado, -Comu.
nicaci6n interrumpida.

Continuation de las cartas
detenidas en- la administration de
esta ciudad:
Francisco de Jes1s, Mdlle. Fe,
lice, Edw. H. Flanklin, Aniceto
Ferron, Antonio Figueroa, Carmen
Figueroa.
Gonzalez, Fontanals & CO, An
tonic Garcia, Jacinta Geliga, Maria
Luisa Giral, Lorenza Garcia, Miss
Paser Hith.
Sc encuentra enfermo en-
A1asco ell sefior Domingo Cara
ballo, empleado de la Central
Pagan.
Sc halla interrumpida la CO.
municaci6n telef6nica entire San
Juan y Ponce y estaciones inter
m ,dias.
-Pronto sera designado el te-
rreno donde ha de ser construido e.
nuevo nercado que proyecta Ell mu
nicipio de esta ciudad.ii
Sc estan hacienda repara
clones y montando nuevos hilos te
legra6cos entire San Juan, Aqua
dilla y Mayagiez.
Una iglesia de la secta Baus
tista esta a punto de terminarse er
Puerta de Terra, parada 7. Es III
magni6co edifcio de MADEIRA, &c do
pisos, que servira para temple }
escue!a,
-Ha sill inaugurada en- Cabc
Rojo una iglesia evaugelista, cons
truida recientemente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-12
DESDE 7Ol-AL7A
Constitution de un CEN
t-o de instruction
en- este pueblo.
<AMIGOS De TOA.ALTA,
Una biblioteca. Carinoso
reclamo d todas las perso.
mas de buena voluntad.

Nuestfo centro, aAmigos de
Toa alta,D Marcia viento en- popa.
Gracias a su Junta Directiva, que
es inteligente, activa y fel ejecuto-
ra de sus acuerdos.
va tiene casa, mueblaje decen-
te y los demas que ha juzgado pre-
ciso para el aspecto agradable que
presenta.
Sigue la animation y alientan
los mejores prop6sitos en- I'm con.
cierto de armonias.
Uno de los acuerdos de su Di-
rectiva el sabado por la noche, fue
el fomento de una Biblioteca, apor-
tando a ella los libros, no pocos, de
otro centro aextrangulados en- vi
da plet6rica, que venia guardando
Embellishments don Eladio Ma Ze-
queira por encargos especiales, en-
poder hoy de su apreciable y distin
guida viuda.
Que vengan esas obras y que
Sc lie de impulse a la biblioteca has
ia donde las CIRCUMSTANCES 10 per
mitan, tomandose en- consideration
su valor en- el orden Intellectual J
moral.
Un buen libro es el mejor ami
60 que Sc puede tener; TN excelen
te maestro que lleva haces de luz a
cerebro, extirpando sombras y Co
rrigiendo vicios.
Como nuestra institution 81
halla en- los albores de la vida y NJ
son tantos sus recursos para afron-
tar mayores gastos que indefecti-
blemente traerian esos empeiios
bueno serfa que por la Directiva S
hiciese una demanda de libros, CO
mo donativos, a todas aquellas pei
sonas de buena voluntad que ter
gan gusto en- cooperar a la realiza
ci6n de un pensamiento verdader'
, mente enaltecedor.
Ahf esta el Hon. Gobernador c
vii, su Secretario, los jefes de los di
tintos departamentos, los miembrt
del Tribunal Supreme y de las Cort
: de distrito, las intelectualidades q
pals, ricos propietarios, los seiior,
Calaf, Georgetti, Ledesma, Pagan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-12
|NFORMES O|V[RSOS
Ell autOr de un hO11iCi.
dio. -Muere de resul-
tas de una caida.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL
Individuos puestos en- Gber
tad. En- el Hospital es.
pecial de muieres.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL
FL indiv::duo Jose Feliciano,

FL indiv;duo Jose Feliciano,
que, seg1n dinos noticia, Sc cay6
de un arbol en- la playa de Aiiasco
quedando muerto en- 81 acto, era
el que hace dos meses fue acusado
como autor del homicidio del CO.
merciante Antonio Silva, de cuya
causa salio absuelto por considerar
el jurado que habla obrado en- de-
fensa propia.
-Por haber extinguido sus
condemns fueron puestos aver en- IL
bertad en- la carcel municipal Nico.
las Davila, Conrado Alfonso. Fran.
cisco Dlaz, Cecilio Melendez, Al
fredo Solano, Manuel Alamo y Ma
ria Rodriguez.
-Existen actualmente 46 en-
termaS balo tratamiento en- el hos.
pital especial de mujeres.
Sc NECESITA una mujer
del campo que entienda en- el orden
| y quehaceres de una casa. Que
sea de buenas costumbres y sobre
todo que sea una mujer aseada y
este en- buena salud. Informaran
en- la administration de este peri6.
dico. I5-1 d.
-Informan de Arecibo que
dentro de dos semanas Sc comen.
zaran las obras del paseo de damas
de aquella ciudad.
-Ha fallecido de castro. enteA
ritis en- el preside departmental,
Ell confnado Vicente Morales Guz.
man, de IS amos de edad y natural
de Trujillo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-12

la escuaAra no podian ejercer in
auencia contra las buenas relacio
res entire ambos paises. FL ia
p5n no cree en- la guerra sino en-
la indispensable en- defensa propia.
Medic siglo ha establecido lazos de
amistan entire el Imperio y la Uni6u
y es absurda toda alusi6n q una
guerra.