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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-03
ASUATOS O|VERSOS
Entierro de un cornpa-
triota en- Mayagiiez.
Vapor <Pio IX.>
FUNCION DE ANOCHE
Nuevo Comisio ouado de Edu.
caci6n n-Trasnochadores '
mujeres de vida alegre.

FL sabado por la tarde Sc llev6
q efecto en- Mayagiiez ell entierro del
excelente compatriota y buen CORE
ligionario don Federico Gatell Y
Garcia de Quevedo.
Asisti6 q dicho acto concurrent
cia numeroslsima.
Ostentaba el feretro profusi6n
de coronas, con sentidas dedicato-
rias, y entire elias distinguianse
las que enviarau el Casino de Ma
yagiez yel Comite local de la Union
de Puerto Rico.
Despidi6 el duelo con elocuen-
te Erase nuestro distinguido amigo
don Rafael Arrillaga, .Delegado q
Camara, y deudo del fnado.
--Vecinos RESIDENCES en- la calle
de San Sebastian, frente al Polvo.
rim, Sc quejan de que una turba d.
trasnochadores no les deja dormil
de noche, cantando con voces esten
toreas dentro de algunas habitacio
mes donde viven mujeres de vids
alegre. Yea ESQ la policia y evitelo
pues una Ordenanza Municipal vi
gente prohibe esas parrandas 4 alta,
horas de la noche.
-Creese llegara en- el pr6xim'
vapor el Honorable Eward Grau
Dexter, designado por el President
para el cargo de Comisionado d
Educaci6n de Puerto Rico, eli 4
vacante ocurrida por renuncia d
Mr.. Roland Falkner.
Anoche empez6 la funci6
en- Ell teatro a las nueve de la noche
por cuyo motive termin6 mucho de:
pues de las doce y ror desgracia n
kubo caro-. especial para los pasajt
ros de Puerta de TERRA, Santurce
Rio Piedras, a pesar de habers
anunciado en- los programs.
Ell vapor espafol Pho TX estar
Ell este puerto el dia 9 de este mes
terminadas sus opersciones seguir
viaje directo a Santiago de Cubs
Habana, Cienfuegos y New Oh
! leans. Admite carga y psssje.
Hoy han empezado a deco
rarse los edi6cios pdblicos, co
! motive de la festividad de m.
! iiana. Fl salon del Ayuntamisnt
ha sido adornado con banderas
colgaduras, por los seiiores Sche
tint, Escalona y Saralegui, bajo
direction del ingeniero municipa
) Desde el balc6n presenciara la p
! rada Ell Cobernador Post, obs
quiandosele luego con un lunch.
DE heridas y confusion
leves fueron asistidos aver en-
sala de socorros Valentfn Santan
de contusioues en- el hombro
quierdo y pie del mismo lado; Jes
Sierra, herida en- la region front
izquierda; Rosa Rodriguez, heri
incisa en- la region frontal; Jul
Cruz Melendez, herida contusa
la region frontal; Arturo Font,
simples quemadura en- los dedos
dice y medic de la mano derecha
Benito Casanova, de confusion
en- la region ocular derecha y lat
superior.
> Sc encuentra en- San Jus
en- uso de licenoia el joven don A
!; turo Mufiz, taquigrafo de la Co
- de Distrito de Fumacao.
Hoy cumplieron Sus con,
mas en- la carcel municipal Mig
q Rosado, Natalio Duprey, M,rce,
Pay6n, Marta Rodriguez, Ju
Gonzalez, Agustin Hernandez, \
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-03

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-03
A NUESTROS LECTORES

Atendiendo & una costumhre establecida
en- la prensa del pals, mafana, 4 de JuIio, no
Sc puhlicara LA DEMQcRAcIA,'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
LOCAL
EVENTS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Carey, of Fies avenue, daughter
Sunday morning.
The United Commercial Travellers
met Saturday night and attended to
routine business.
A special telegram from Youngs-
town STAGES that Sam Wright has
been selected as manager of the
Champs for 1905.
Marriage licenses nave been issued
to Florence Write and Lester Jack
son; John w. Berry and Edna M.
Martin; Clifton U. Felty and Daisy
May Henry.
The Underwood bridge was sold
Saturday by the commissioners for
1890 exclusive of flooring. The es-
timatad cost OF the bridge was $340
exclusive of the flooring. TIE
bridge is located on the Russell
pike.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21


At the Firss prsbvi Ay;,n church
Sunday mofning lie pastor Re-.
George NJ. RpLss., acliypssS r. DOW
eiful discourse - large conyr ga
ton. The spes';cr srIec,ei his sub
icct from the icyt fouri 10 Mark
iii and follow ',g the teS. closely
during his intr,', s,ty rcmarhs.
He told OF the silence O. Christ and
Of his triumphal entry into Jer,,s.
alem. Christ there saw aIl Of tie
SIN and wicketlncss; saw The pccple
reeve him with open arms end ie-
joiing knowledge FIJI we'll that ,llev
would turn about and cruelty Him
within a few days.
"Ohrist saw all of these things"
said the pastor, ''yet he said moth
ing What does he see as he looks
toward US today? He sees things
that hurts Him and yet remains the
same, offering forgiveness to those
who turned frcm the wicked paths.
He sees indifference. neglect, cold
hearts, rebellion, persecution, un-
friendly spirits, not only toward
HIMSELF but toward one another and
many other things. Examine your
self closely, my friends, and you
can tell what Christ sees. Can YOU
not?
"What do we see as we look to-
ward Christ? ,The Scared face, the
thorn torn brow, the many wounds
and all were suffered for us. y The
|pastoT closed with beautiful, elo-
quent and passionate appeal for all
mankind to look unto Christ for
guidance. for life, and for every
thing.
The regular quarterly conference
of Epworth NJ. T.. church was
held in the church parlms this
morning at 8 O'Clock, Rev. Nc
Biackney nlesiding elder in charge.
Aside from discussing business Of
n routine Mature. n few minor points
of business regarding the compile
ton of the new church parsonage
were transacted. l.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
IT'SWASH DAY

Master Millfled White of Rich
wood, was operated upon TODAY by
DR.. f. NJ. Baldwin for an affec-
ton of the throat. The lad is i'm
proving at u late hour this after
noon.
lucille, the two weeks old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Camer,
of Moral, died at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Death was due to imam
ition. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the Kirkpatrick cemetery
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning, fol-
lowed by interment at that pla4eA
The fouhlday old Infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nf6t4en,
Of one mile south of the city, died
at o'clock Monday morning. :,
Death was due to inanition. Funeral
services will be conducted from tho
home at IL o'clock Tuesday morn-
ing, Interment will be made at the
Waldo cemetery. ~.
The Tally Wag directors have
sent out postals to learn the seiiti-
ment of the club members in regard
to minstrel show which it Is
planned To- give about December 1.
The members are said to be heartily
in favor of giving the e,itertain-
ment and It is probable that it wall
be Immediately arranged for.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
MARION DEFEATED
BY SHELBY HIGH
Local Team Loses S to o in
Hard Game.
Ross Sustains q Broken Collar Bone
and Strayer is Painfully
Injured.

Marion High was defeated in a
close game by Shelby High at that
place Saturday afternoon by a score
OF five 10 nothing. The Marion
lads played a great defensive game
against their husky opponents and
on the offensive made some excel
lent gains. They were, however,
unable to gain consistency enough
TO SaOie. I.fA ,r4@s'
Ben Ross. the Marion quarter. sus-
tanned q broken collar bone in a
scrimmage and had to be carried
from the field. Stanley Srayer was
kicked in the ga,oin. and for a time
was in a very critical condition. He
is somewhat improved today. The
injuries had much DO do with Mar
ions failure to cmnt.
Shelby will plav here in the near
future and the locals expect to turn,
the tables on their conGuerors.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
attendance

The regular Sunday afternoon
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
yesterday was largely attended and
ian exceptionally interesting meeting
resulted. The service was In charge
!of the religious work committee OF
the Association and was on the ma
Iture OF an old time gospel meeting
Mr.. w. NJ. Craig presided upon
the occasion and opened the service
with few preliminary remarks. Fol-
lowing short song service which
was led by Secretary Oatey the meet
Ing was thrown open and practically
al lof those present took some part
in the service.
A similar service will be conducted
next Sunday afternoon.
Rev. j. p. Currin delivered two
excellent sermons Sunday at the First
Baptist church. In the morning
the pastor spoke on the subject,
"A Stone Cut Out OF the Mountain"
taken from Daniel 2-44. The pastor
replied In measure to the lecture de-
livered Thursday night at the Ed
worth Church by Thomas f. Green.
Rev. Currin in his opening remarks
compared the stone and it's yarious
evolutions to Christianity. It's ap-
pearallce was mystifying and mys-
terious; in aspect II was humble vet
hostile; its advance was consistent
and complete; its achievement was
amazing and almighty; It is also en-
during and everlasting.
"The real key to the twentieth
century is christianity. principles
are the keys of great epochs. God
has the key; 1t seems reasonable
that the United States Is the lock hit
the Almighty One may not open the
lock- said the speaker.
IN the evening the pastor spoke on
tne subject, On a Flying Trapeze. ;"
ne ooid OF the work of a trapeze per-
former. To succeed he must be able
10 do more than to merely ..ekin-tbe.
cat. He must be aggressive and
accomplish greatness through endur-
ance and enthusiasm. 't
He made this application to Chris
| tiahity, saying that the Christian
must do more than to acquire the
nrst principles of christianity for he
must be aggressive. enthusiastic and
triumph over difficulties and seeming
limposs'biities.
In the near future Rev. Currin will
Ic2mmence series bf lectures on
California topics. He has made his
nome In that great state for many
years and Is thoroughly conversnnt
with the state and all that pertains
10 II,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

ICES, In the evening, Foreign Mis-
sions" was the subject of an able
address given by the Marion min
lister.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
AGED RESIDENT
|. IS CALLED HOME
Mrs. Clarissa Hathaway
Dies at Agosta Sunday.
For Over Forty Years the Deceased
Had Lived In the Place of
Death.

Mrs. Clarssa Hathaway. aged 20
years. one of the Oldest residents of
Marion county. died at her home in
Agosta at 7;45 o'clock Sunday even
ing. Her demise was due to compile
cation of diseases coupled with the
infirmities of old age.
The deceased was born and raised
In this county and for forty years
resided at the place OF death. She
was pWprietress of. the Agosta hotel
since the death of her husband, which
occurred, four years ago. She was
wife and mother of a family which
has done more for the interests OF
Agosta than any other ever residing
there. Mr., Hathaway built the first
MFiness block in the village and her
|son Louis Hathaway has for a num-
ber of years occupied the office of
mayor.
Three children survive. They are
Mrs. Nettie Phelps, OF North Balti-
more. Ohio; Mrs. Alice Rusler and
Mayor Louis Hathaway. both of Agos-
ta.
Funeral services will he conducted
from the Agosta Methodist church at
z o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
remains will be. Inferred in the
Agosta cemetery sgsleY
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21


conference year at Wesley NJ II.
Church was held Saturday evening
and Sunday. The services opened
Saturday night with the quarterly
conference, at which time Presiding
Elder Rev. William Mex. Brackney.
Iof Delaware. delivered a powerful as
well as practical Bible discourse on
the theme, Coming to Christ by
Night"
The speaker referred to the prac-
tice some people have of serving God
|secretly, simply through fear of the
Ipuplic. That serving In such man
ner Is not serving Him at all. Rev
Mr.. l'rackney referred to the ac-
Itiops OF Nickodemus who came TO
Jesus In the night and many of the
rulers OF the Pharasees who believed
I'm God but did not openly confess
their belief on account OF their feor
OF the Jews.
During an important business ses-
sion. two new Sunday School super
intendents We're confirmed. There
were Mr.. 0. A. Parr. of Wesley
/ church, and Mr.. B. r.. Davis, of the
Asbury mission on Lee street. One
addition to the board of church stew
ards was made in the person of will
liam Il. Baker.
Sunday morning Presiding Elder
i'rackney preached powerful sermon
to large congregation on the theme
| The New Birth taken from John
3-S At the conclusion of the sermon
which was forceful effort on the
part of the minister, call was made
for those who desired help to
come forward and six people re-
sponded. In the afternoon as re-
suit offa sermon. asgentleman called
lat the mrsonpse. asking for help.
AFTER season OF prayer the visitor
was soundly converted.
Rev G. I.ober, OF Gallon, filled the
pulpit Sunday at the Reformed
lchurch in the absence of the pastor
Rev. w. A. settlage. The morning
sermon was in German. In the even
ng, Rev. Mr.. Lober spoke on the
"Constancy to Church Service !" II
was mastery effort and was en-
joyed by an exceedingly large number
|of people.
Rey. Settlage was in Bucyrus Sum
day, where he preached two powerful
sermons at the Reformed church.
The occasion was the annual mis-
slohary anniversary In the MORN
ins was held the Harvest Home,
Thanksgiving and Communion sery-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

In order to consider the complaints
OF several members nf the Order of
railroad Telegraphers. the officials
OF the order have called for n sne-
ciai meeting to be held next satur-
uay evening. II is unknown what
'he members will C, 1sider but II is
reported that an increase in pay will
oe asked of the railroad officials
me meeting will be held in the
trainmen's hall.
Inc OFFICIALS OF all roads will em-
pioy additional operators ms soon &C
'ney can be secured in order To com
ply with the new law requiring three
operators at each station. Conse-
quently, the operators are somewhat
Iearful lest the decrease in the nun.
Der OF hours for each operator NAV
mean decrease in pay MANY
Things of Importance will be discussed
by the operators as many are dissat.
isfied with the present conditions
However. the various roads have been
generous and an increase in nav was
given several months ago. Divisions
III, lS and AZ of the order will meet in
this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
RAILROAD
RUMBLlNCS
Telegraph Operators File
Complaints
OFrClALS HOLD MEETING
Erie Conductor Arrested for
Blocking Crossing.
New Time Table Went Into Effect
Sunday at Noon Local Happen.
ings Of Interest.

Officer Jack McDDnough arrested
Erie conductor Pfeifer about o'clock
Monday morning, charging him with
blocking the Main, Prospect and Oak
street crossings for twenty minutes
Monday morning. The conductor was
taken before the mayor and given
hearing at once. He explained that
a draw bar had broken making IL inn
possible to move the train until It
could be repaired. He assured the
court that 1t was not intentional, and
he was released.
The mayor and chief of police are
determined to hold conference with
Erie superintendent G. A. Allen in
the near future and provide some
means OF avoiding the frequent block
ing Of the streets.
The matter was taken up with
Allen some time ago, and he issued
an order to freight conductors in
structing them TO stop at the %"
telegraph tower in the east yards.
and be assured of clear track be-
fore attempting to run through the
city. The order has been carried
out and although it has relieved con-
ditions somewhat, it has not stopped
the blocking entirely.
The west bound trains must stop
Just west OF Oak street crossing. in
order to throw hand switch. which
70 necessary. In order TO enter the
depot yards. In starting again FIRE.
queht accidents result and conse-
quentiy blocking of streets The
mayor VIII ask that the company
place an interlocking switch at this
point and in that case the trains
would not be compelled to stop in the
uptown districts at all. The con-
ference VIII be held some time next
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
SECURES PATENT
New Invention will be Used on
Steam Shoyels.

Harry j. Barnhart, who is en-
ployed as craftsman at the Steam
Shovel shops, has patented within
the last week tooth to be used ON
the shoves in the future. The device
though simple, is an entirely new
and ingenious one and it will, no
doubt, be of splendid service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
SERVICES HELD in THE
LOCAL HOUSES OF WORSHIP

Dr. William NICK. Brackney Of Delaware holds Quarterly
Meeting at Wesley NJ E. Church--Rev. ]. p Currin
breaches Powerful Sermons at First Baptist Church
Rev w. A. Settage Preaches at Bucyrus while Rev.
e. Lober of Gallon fills the Local PupitQuarterly Con
ference held at Epworth Church R,v. Mr.. Brackney
Delivers Sermon. at9ai
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

Physical Director G. M. Douthitt,
'of the Y. NJ. G. A., IL making ar
rapsements for the initial gymnasium
contest which will probably be held
In the gymnasium on November 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

The initial meeting of the annual
revival services OF the Lee street
Presbyterian mission was held last
night with an exceedingly large at
tendance. The pastor, Rev. s. e.
Bates, delivered powerful sermon
on the theme. THE Right Use of the
Tongue He declared that the
tongue should be trained to say the
right kind of words and especially
to confess Christ. He spoke OF the
evil results of a wicked tongue,
showing that slander and harsh
words are the introductions to al
most every crime
The congregation recently ordered
new hymnals and the books were
distributed last night. AS result
a special song service was held. add
ling greatly to the good of the service.
Rev. Mr. Bates has arranged to
have the meetings continue two
weeks. During this week, the novel
Feature of having a different preach
,er occupying the pulpit each evening
has been arranged. Tonight Rev. w.
A. Settlage. pastor of the Reformed
church, will preach. Tuesday night,
Rev. J. G.. Currey. of Delaware, will
have charge of the service, and
Wednesday evening, Rev. G. r. Row
ley, pastor of the Wesley NJ. E.,
church. will give an address. Thurs
day evening, Rev. b. c. Piatt, OF the
Central Christian church, Friday
night Rev d. II. Bailey, of Ep-
worth NJ. E. Church. and Saturday
Rev. J. p. Currin of the Baptist,
will conduct the services. %~r S9
! The services next week will be con-
Quoted by Rev. G.. w. Rourke. as
sisted by the regular pastor. Rev.
Rourke will preach each evening on
themes especially prepared for the
occasion. Mr.. r. r.. Mitchell will
be present and sing solos and conduct
the song service.
The meetings promise to he among
the most interesting ever held in the
city, and should command large
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

Interesting services were conducted
yesterday afternoon at the Waddell
Ladies home. on Delaware avenue, by
the Rev J. p. Currin, of the First
Baptist church. The services were
attended by practically all of the in
mates of the home and a large num-
ber of friends and visitors.
The speaker selected his subject,
THE Home Coming" from Proverbs
25-25. His remarks were listened
to with great interest BY the large
audience.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

Inc new time table. which went in
10 effect Sunday at noon has caused
very little difficulty in the running
|oi trains. Usually much inconven
fence is experienced when the change
Is made but at present the change Is
not radical, for in many cases the
new system Is simply a reversal of
train times and numbers The early
morning trains only are changed In
any way to inconvenience passengers.
ii ,B. Sims, day operator at the
union depot, has accepted a position
as night operator at the same place.
A new operator will soon be en-
ployed by the Hooking Valley thus
making the required number of men
at the office.
william Hunt. formerly Of this CITY.
mas returned from an extended stay
at El Paso, Texas, and will resume
his duties as express messenger for
the Wells Fargo Express in the near
future.
II. II Naples, superintendent of
the Erie interlocking works at Gallon
was visitor at the local plant to-
day.
a. Benson, of Windsor street. left
th's morning on HIS regular tour of
inspection on the PENNSYLVANIA road.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
WILLIAM MORRISON SAW
THINGS WHILE WORkIne

Because he saw things in the
night and ran like a Splinter and
yelled like COmmanche as he trun-
died his wheelbarrow. William Morri-
son. a larborer on the w. & c. r.. was
thought dangerous to be at large by
the foreman of the crew working at
Lamar and was brought down and
given into the custody Of the sheriff
Morrison is now in the county Jail
He is not violent and Elemental booz-
erinica" is probably the cause Of MS
mental alteration. He has only been
working for the company since yes
terday morning and has the appear
ance Of being knight of the road"
He admits having been cut in a row
with sailors at New Orleans and has
probably been in before on account
of tremens.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
MARTIAL MUSIC AND CHEERING
CONTINUED from Page One)

time, and become acquainted with the
best college and the most up to date
town in the Inland Empire.
Tomorrow morning in the gymnasi-
um the athletic director will give an
exhibition of gymnasium work. assist
ed by number Of students proficient
in this line. This work will entertain
the visitors for about an hour after
which they will have an opportunity
an make an inspection of the college
and grounds.
All the preliminary events were
smcheduled for this afternoon and the
finals will take place tomorrow. 1t
has Soon so arranged that it will not
be necessary to hold any semi finals.
as the track on Ankeny field is large
enough to accommodate the two men
who come in first in each preliminary
heat. This does away with much an
noyance' and is great saving to the
men who are entered in several events.
The 14th cavalry band will give a
concert on the campus tomorrow at
ternoon at l o'clock, just preceding the
beginning of the final events of the big
meet.
Much credit is due the authorities
and especially the referee for the way
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

father Charles Kastorf, 105 North Park
avenue Austin. but these We're dis
missed by Judge Fake because of q
contradictory statement made by the
gir! and testimony for the defense
given by physician. A large num-
Der. of citizens testified to Mr.. kaS-
tOrfS good character 1t was shown
that the girl probably Matched up the
story regarding her father to protect
her companions.
The testimony further showed that
Louise Tipp. - years old, 2457 State
street, and Harry Tipp. whom she
married two weeks ago, enticed Pearl
and Violet Bartein. Il years old. and
Mabel Jones, 10 years old. to their
house from the casino dance. The
Tir,S were sent to the Dridewell.
Pearl was held to the Juvenile court
and Violet Bartein was given over
-. tho care of hcr Tagcnts. Mabel
Jones was iEtrusted to the care OF
Dean Sumner of the Episcopal ca
thedral Of IS Peter and Paul.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
Two BAD ACCIDENTS ARE
AVERTED BY MOIORMEN

What might have been two bad acct
dents on Main street this afternoon
were averted by the GOODNESS of the
motOrmen of street cars Nos. 5 and l.
Mrs. Fred Rogers was driving by the
track and did not seem to pay any at
tention to the ringing bell. Fortunate
ly she was so nearly out of the way
that Onl ythe hub of the hind wheel
of her rig was slightly touched.
Hardly had the excitement of this
narrow escape died out when the
horse. of a woman living out of town.
became frightened at car No. I and be-
gan to plunge. The car was instantly
stopped and several we'll known Wal
la Wallans sprang to the drivers as
sistance and held the animal until che
was able to get out of the carriage.
They were obliged to take the horse
from the buggy before he could be en-
tirely quie,ed SO the car could pro-
coed.