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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
Contra los s1b>
ditos dc China,

Londres, Abril o.-Noticias de la capital de
Australia informan que ha causado ALI profundo
disgusto el que, sin consutarle, Sc haya convent
do en- Ia admission de asiaticos en- e pals. FL 60
bierno austraiano rechazara los tratados que Sc
refieren este asunto. Sc considera que el nd-
nero de chinos que hay Ell el pats es excessive.
1ndustrias importantes estan en- manos de los
asiaticos residences Ell Australia. En- esta capi-
tai Sc juzga que la actitud del gobierno australia
no creara a la Metr6pol graves di6cultades, por
ser cosa hecha va los tratados que Sc re6eren q
la admission de chiuos en- Occeania.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

Aver tarde Sc reuni6 en- Ia ohcina del Attor-
ney General Ell Comite de Franquicias del Con-
sejo Executive, ante el que Sc present6 una pro-
tesla frmada por los seilores Luis Rubert, Eduar-
do Giorgetti y Juan Jose Arzuaga, nomhre su
yo y de los denas hacendados cultivadores de
caha de las regones Norte Oeste de la isla, con-
ira las tarifas de ferrocarriles recomendadas por
el experto Mr.. Peabody.
Al acto asistieron los seaores don Abelardo
de Ia Haba, por los cultivadores de cana de la
costa Nortej don Julio Gambia, por la central
aMouserrateO, de Manati; don Eduardo Giorgetti
y don Jose Ruiz Soler, por la aPlazuela Sugar
Company, de Barceloneta; don Santiago Vval-
di, por el comercio los cultivadores de cana de
Yauco por la Camara de Comercio de Ponce;
don Juan J. Aizuaga, por las ccntrales aBuena
Vista, dc Carolina oCan6vanasN, de Rio Gran
de; d.n Luis Rubert, per Ia central oSAn Vicen-
teO de Vega BAja; don Ramon H. Delgado, CO.
mo cultivador de Gaia de Carolina; don Francisco
Brunei, por la central aLuisao, de Manatl; don
Antonio Figueras, por la central aCambalacheO y
don Rafael Palacios APPELLANTS, por la ccutral
GConstanclaS, de Toa baja.
Tambien concurrieron al acto los oreportersD
de ala Correspondence, aEl BoletinO aEl He
taldon y La DEMocRAcIA quicues, contra su
buen deseo, tuvieron que retirarse del salon, por
no haberseles ofrecido, galantemente, nj una 81
LA donde pudieran sentarse tomar sus notas.
Tan marcada desatencion por parte del Pre-
sidente del Comte de Franquicias por eli jefe
de aquella o6cina, con los representatives de la
prensa obg6 estos abandonar el local en- Sc
hal de protesta
Tai actitud, por parte del Presidente de csc
Comit&, es tanto mas digna de censura cuanto
que Sc trata de un asunto de suma mportancia,
que despierta vivo interes ell la opinion que de-
sea conocer todo 10 que dicho asunto Sc refiere.
Ademas de ESQ., esas reunones, nuestro
parecer, deben celebrarse en- el salon del Consejo
Executive, cuyo local resulta mas aprop6sto para
el case por ser mas eSpacioso de mas faci ac-
ceso para ell publico.
y-Hoy Sc vic en- la Gorte municipal Ell juicio
de Ia causa instruida contra Juan de la Cruz y
Cruz alias sJuanicuchoo, por haber agredido Ell
Puerta de TERRA, Ell dia 80 de Mario 6ltimo,
Juan Cardona Vega. Fl ipez, despuks de DIR
las pruebas, conden6 al acusado $50 de multa
sesenta dias de carcel
Bernardo Ortiz, domes,ica de la casa del
doctor Saldaha sustrajo una cucharilIa un te-
nedor de plata. Denunciado el hecho, hoy Sc
VIC el iuicio q jusz municipal Ia declare culpa-
bic condenaudola dos meses de carcel.
Hoy comparec6 a la Corte municipal An
tonic Martinez Tapia, inspector de Sanidad mu.
nicipal que fue hasta hace POGO, denunciado poi
crist6hal Ryans, acusandole de que el dia 70 de-
actual lie prOvoc6 iniuri6 en- la plaza de Baldo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
Embajada rusa'
Noticia desmentida.

Londres, Abril o.-Se ha dicho en- los CIR
culos politicos de Ia ciudad, que el Gar que fue
quien convoc6 para la conferencia de la paz, ira
a la Haya Esta noticia Ia ha desmentido hoy
el embajador ruso, afrmando que NADIA hay cer.
to ese respecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
MORE[L cAMpOS
Gran festival 1irico-li-
.teraria para honrar
su memof.ia.
Ia ORQuEsTA PONCENA
SLaura y Georgina>. - Sin.
fonia <Juegos dorales>. /
<Puerto.Ricos.
la ORQUEsTA PONCENA

|
de anoche, consagrado por ell Ate
1eo a la memoria de Morell Campos.
no Sc llevase a efecto en- I'm local
mas amplio, pues los salones dt
aquel centro resultaron asaz estre
chos para contener la numerosa
concurrercia que asisti6 al acto
entre la que predominant el Gle
mento femenino, admirador entu
SHASTA y fervoroso del malogradc
artista.
1nici6 la velada la excelente
orquesta de Domingo Cruz Coco
lfa), Tornado en- su mayor partt
por expertisimos profesores que
fueron cotnpafieros y camaradas de
Campos y que adn rinden fraternal
quito a su recuerdo.
Dirigida por el sefor Arteaga,
ejecut6 dicha orquesta con perfec-
cion y amorr la gran marcha due.
gos AoralesS, de Campos, obra de
empefio en- que sc revelan, por mo
do claro, las notables actitudes que
poseia el popular compositor.
Sigui6 a este ndmero del pro
grama, que fue muy aplaudido, un
buen discurso del seiior Texidor
Presidente del Ateneo, acerca del
medic en- que Campos desarroll6 su,
facultades.
Procedi6se despuks 4 la lectu-
ra del pensamiento, que con el poe.
tico y expressive titulo de aSiempre.
vivas consagra el Club de sefioras
de Ponce a su artista predilecto;
pensamiento delicado y hermoso que
avaloran las 6rrnas de Sisila A. de
Astol, Dolores Prats, Aida Cabrera
y M. Molina.
Deleitaron al auditorio, Maria
Coral Pacheco, con su voz bien
timbrada y fresca, Ell la romanza
de Mimosa de aGeisha;p Amalis
Paoli-siempre merecedora de elo.
gios-en el trio de Massenet; as,
como el sehor Arteaga y las sefo.
ritas Otero-Julia- -Gali1anes y
Giusti, que lucieron una vez mas
su destreza y seguridad en- ell pia-
no, cosechando todos numerosos
aplausos.
El Senor Cestero di6 lectura 4
la composition poetica oAfectoso de
la inspirada escritora ponceha Sc
nora Villaronga de Armstrong
(Ax"cenn), composition muy be-
LA y sentida, que Ell p1blico acog;t
con gran entusiasmo.
Con pFtRores de eiecuci6n, in.
terpret6 la orquesta de Ponce, diri
rigida por aCocolia0, la suggestive
danza de Campos aLaura y Georgi
nao, una de las producciones cue
refejan, mas felmente y con mayor
fuerza, el estilo y el caracter musi
cal de aquel talento privileg;ado.
Una ovaci6n estruendosa AGO
gio aquel conjunto de notas, todC
arte y todo sentimiento; notas gu,
q veces semeian lastimeros ayes d,
amor, q veces arranques energico
de passion -.
La emoci6n experimentada po
el publieo fue intensa y fuerte a
/ par que melanc6lica y grata, E
espfritu de Campos parecfa esta
! alli preseate,
Dio principle la segunda part
5 con uu discurso del seiior Dege
F.. tau, galano, como todo los suy
y esmoltado de muy oportunos
a bellos sfmiles.
Admirable Ia melodia "Cal
S lota', ejecutada per la Orquesta q
sCocolia.S
o Breve y acertado el seiior Qu,
r vedo Baez en- sus notas biografc,
Z sobre Campos, y muy feliz, la S
a iiorita Modesto Otero, en- Ia Tara
IS tela de Pieconka y en- la Polone.
's de Chopin, al piano.
sufn6 elprOgrsma alguhas IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
pOr able
sERun ESPECIAL De ia CORRESPONDENCE IA OENocRr uNU!

aceptan todos los paises vecinos Sc a6rma que
81 el general Santos Zelaya insiste ell aislarse,
Nicaragua tendra que hacer frente q una que,
IRA de indole general, de cuatro repdblicas, d.
Guatemala, el Salvador, Costa Rica Honduras
contra ella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09

difcaciones. Figure entire elias la
Suppression del n1mero de canto en-
comendado a nuestra spiritual ami
ga la seiiorita HaydEe Marin, que
no pudo llenar Su cometido, aun
cuando asisti6 a la fiesta, pcr sen,
tirse molestada de una ligera afec-
ci6n a Ia gargauta.
Fue esto doblemente sensible,
tanto por el motive, como por YER
Sc privada la concurrence de DIR
la sehorita Marin, que tan mereci.
dos aplausos obtuvo hace POGO er
el desempefio del papel de eMicae.
la,a en- el primer acto de sCar.
menn.
pt6se por terminado el festiva
con la sinfonia Puerto Rico,s d,
Campos. Dirigi6la el seior Cortes
que ray6 a gran altura, y acreditt
nuevamente su pericia como direc
tor de orquesta.
FL entusiasmo lego a su colm
y les splausos Sc prolongaron po
largo ratio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-09
NUEVO |IFQRME
Ante el COmite de fran
quicias del Consejo
Executive.
PROTEsTA FUNDADA
Lo que dice Ell se1or Duval,
director de la American
Rail Road Company

Rail Road Company
Por ser de mucha extension
~ damos hoy 4 conocer integro ell
liforme preseutado ante 81 Comite
lie Franquicias del Cousejo Ejecu-
1vo por un valioso nucleo de agri-
1ultores acerca de las tarifas que re-
omlenda Mr. Peabody para Ia
American Railroad Coa, liluitan-
1onos q trau>crlbir los parratos que
'iguen v dar eucnta &c in Incl.
'ente que reviste vcrdadera impor-
,ancia:
En- el peri6dico ilustrado dies
Annales de Parisn, y ell el n1mero
correspondence al II de Febrero
ultlmo, pueden leerse los siguientes
datos establishes relacionados con
los rendimientos que acusa la Ame-
rican Railroad Company por kil6-
metro de exploitation desde 1902 q
1906:
En- 1902 di6 una uti.
lldad por kil6me-
tro de. ...... $500 fr.
En 1904 ...... 8.75o
IN I9o5........ 1o.423
En- 1906 ........ 1900
Deltrabajo 4 que nos referi-
mos Sc desprende claramente ha
sido confeccionado, al menos, en-
parte, por altos funcionarios de la
Compahia aquf residences, 8 bajo
su inspection Immediate, va que
nadie que no pertenezca Ala EMPIRE
sa puede 6 debe estar en- condicio-
nes, mas que ellos, de tratar cues
ton tan intilna.
Dicen aLes Annales de ParisD
consideran brillante ese resultado y
ese progressive y firme aumento de
rendimlentos, y al poner esa situa-
ci6n sobre el terreno de las compa~
raclcnes, aSeguran de manera ter
minante y clara que esos resultados
superan los obtenidos por casi to-
das las lineas de Argelia y Timer,
y que son mucho mas altos que los
que vieren obteniendo las grandes
empresas espaiolas y portuguesas.
Como l6gica consecuencia, di-
cen sLes Anuales de Pariss, las
obligaciones de esta empresa han
lido alzando en- su valor de manera
proportional y ftme, notandose ese
movimiento ascendente de uno 4
otro dia.
No podra imaginarse Ell alto
personal de la American Rail Road
Company Ia gran satisfaction que
los que suscriben han experimental
do al tener conocimiento del entu-
siasmo que despierta eu Francia el
brillante estado econ6mico de esa
Compaiita y el alza de su valores,
pues clio demuestra cl grave error
Ell que, no sabemos por que causa,
ha venido pe1sistiendo el Director
de la American Rail Road Company
error que sin duda fue contagiado
al experto en- materia de ferrocarri-
les Mr.. Peabody, siguiendo en- Ia
tcreencia frlnisima de que esa Com
paiiia era no solo digna de protec-
ci6n sino merecedora de laStima.
81 pensamos l6gicamente y ira
tamos de indagar cual de los dos
juicios es el verdadero, la imagina-
ci6n ha de llevarnos a indagar don.
de residfa el interes de falsearlo, 81
en- Paris & en- Puerto Rico.
No podemos poner Ell duda Ia
veracidad de prensa de Paris, va
que para hacerlo tendriamos que
suponer una contabulaci6n en- daiio
de los accionistas, hecho que no
debe pasarnos por Ia imagination.
Es indudable, pues, que en-
Puerto Rico es donde podia existir
5 el interes de ocultar un bienestar
: del que debemos felicitarnos y po-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
COTTON MARKET
 IS LESS ACTIVE But Generally Steadier Tone is
 Indicated THE CLOSE IS STEADY The Weekly Report at Midday Proved About as Looked For-The Mar ket, However, Was Firmer
 In the Afternoon.
THE CLOSE IS STEADY

New York, July 9.-Trading in cotton was less active today, but the market showed a generally steadier tone and closed steady at net advance of to 1s points. Sales of the day were estimated at 100000 bales.
 The opening was steady at a decline of 1 to points owing to lower cables, re- ports of beneficial showers in the western belt and the expectations of a oearish weekly weather review at midday. There seemed to be good business at the de- cline, however and prices later steadied up on covering of shorts.
 The weekly report at midday proved about as looked for, but had evidently been discounted and in the afternoon the market was firmer on covering of shorts and fresh buying for long ac- count, part being attributed to the bull leaders
 The close was within or points of the best on the active months. It was reported that leading bull interests were buying January during the day, but part of the selling at the advance in the after noon was attributed to southern inter ests which was supposed to reflect inn proved crop conditions. Receipts at the ports today, 2761 bales, against 1899 last week and 546S last year. For the week. 1s, GOO bales, against 3.42S last week and 27 ,736 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans, 549 bales. against 23S2 last year anu at Houston 1216 against 691 last year.
 New York Cotton Futures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10

could be learned. The maturity tomor- TOW of installments of subscriptions amounting to $15.000,0O0 for Union Pacific convertible bonds and $7,500,000 for Atchi- son convertible bonds, are complicating factors in the situation. July 10 is thus seen to be, to some extent, a critical period In the money market and its passage without any disturbance will be felt as presenting a clear field beyond. Foreign exchange rates declined during the day and the chance of further immed- fate exports of gold was averted.
 Foreign subscriptions for the Union Pa cifc and the Atchison bonds may have helped to affect the exchange market. Rates on time loans we're inclined to advance here. The weekly statement of the Imperial bank of Germany showed a recovery of only $12,3SO, 900 of the cash loss of the previous week. The private rate of discount in Berlin was lower to- day. The reports of various new phases of government activity against corpor- ations were an adverse influence. The marking down of the price of copper seemed to be of unfavorable effect, all though coppr stocks were advanced yes- terday in expectation of this action. St. Paul offered the only point of active re- sistance to the decline.
 Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value, $1,424,0O0 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
THE STORK MARKET
 IS REACTIONARY There is Some Show of ReSiS-
 tance to Decline THE BANKING POSITION
The Known Movement of Money In- dcates a Gain By Banks of Six Million to Eight Mill
 lion Dollars.

New York; July 9.-The reactionary tendency became rather marked in today s stock market, although there was some show of resistance to decline The prin- cipal ground for reaction was the bank ing position, which is the cause for some anxiety based on the public ac- counting of the banks themselves, all though the rates charged for money to- day showed no symptoms of a coming stringency.
 In view of the special requirements im- pending this tranquility of the money market looks back for explanation to the elements of the known money move ments last week, which idicated gain by the banks of six to eight millions of dollars, although the bank statement rep resented decrease in cash of five mill lion This discrepancy in the state ment was the main cause of the low surplus which was stated at below $900,- GOO. If this had been the actual condition of New York banking surplus on Sat urday 1t would be difficult to explain how the withdrawal of II 175o, 900 gold from export and the obligation to be faced one of return of government deposits tomorrow amounting to s50OoO,ooO for the whole country and about $12,000,000 for the New York city banks, could fail to precipitate a disturbance in the local money market.
 The New York banks have turned in snly about $2, 100000 of the $12000,000 of the governments fund which they will be re- quired to surrender tomorrow. On the other hand only s2,624,750 of government four per cent bonds have been presented at the New oYrk subtreasury since July 1. The seemingly local indifference os the financial community to apparent in- evitableness of a money furry under the circumstances gave rise to conjectures that some relieving influence not gem erallysknown was in the background.
 Rumor suggested that the secretary of the treasury might postpone the return of part of the government deposits In view of he small amount of bonds re- deemed. No authority for this rumor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Changes In Supply.

New York. July Especial cable and tel egraphic communications received by Bradstreets show the following changes in available supplies as compared with previous accounts:
 Wheat, United States, east of Rockies, increased 50S, 900; Canada, decreased 1,16S,- 000; total United States and Canada. de- creased 660, 1000; afloat for and in Europe, decreased 5,500,OO0; total American and European supply, decreased 6,760,000.
 Corn United States and Canada, de- creased S100o.
 Oats, United States and Canada, de- creased 294,00O.
 The leading decreases and increases re- ported for this week folow
 Decreases: Manitoba, S71,0O0 bushels; Omaha, S1,000
 Increase: Chicago, private elevator, 152,- 600 bushels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, July 9.-Closing spot cotton quiet; prices. F points lower: American midding fair, ST; good middling, 7.73;
 middling 7.23; low middllng, 6S7: good ordinary. 6.13; ordinary. 5.53. The sales of the day were 5cO bales, of which 45Oo were for speculation and export and nl- cluded 4S00 American. Futures opened quiet and closed very steady; American middling, good ordinary clause: July, 6.S9; July-August. 6.871a August-septem- Der, GIT; September October, 6.67: Oeto- ber- November 6.5S15; November -Decem- Der, 6.55h; December-January. 6.54: Janu- February, 6.52iz; February March. 6.521a; March-April, 6.531s; April-May, (. 6.54; May-June, G.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
THE INTERSTATE CONTRACT COMPANY
Forty M es of Railroad Grading, Etc.,
 at Pensacola, Fla.

Proposals for Grading forty (40) miles of Ra.lroad etc., will be received at the office of the INTERSTATE CON- TRACT CO.,, No. PA (second floor) Brent Building, Pensacola, Fla, until noon on July 20, 1907
 On and after the 22d of June, tho PLANS, PROFlLES, CONTRACT SPECIFICATION and forms of PRO- FoSALS FOR WORK can be seen at the above address.
 The work to be graded, covers twenty (20( miles of the Andalusia Division, and also twenty (20 miles of the Atmore Division, of the PENSA. LA, ALABAMA 6 WESTERN RAILROAD.
 The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 B. K. ROBERTS, For the INTERSTATE CONTRACT COMPANY. 6-23-to-7-15
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, July 9.-Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged middling, 13h. Sales were 500 bales on the spot with none to arrive.
 Futures opened steady from 1 to 3 points below yesterdays close, as q result of lower cables and reports of rain in Texas Unfavorable weather conditions through out the belt, together with reports of the activity of the boil weevil. had bullish effect. and the close found the active months ranging from 12 to IA points above yesterdays close
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Dry Goods.

New York, July 9.-Many buyers are in the dry goods market. but they are oper- ating conservatlvely for current needs.
 Many of them, however, are placing large forward orders as a consequence of not being able to get spot merchandise. The export markets are quiet, but large orders have recently been placed by Hayti. Cot ton yarns are quiet and firm. The local retail trade is not larges although S2nsid-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the book 2f assessments of efferson county, Alabama. has been prepared and is ready for in spection, and that the court of the Board of Revenue of said county will sit on the second Monday in July. 1907, to examine the assessors returns and to correct any errors therein. JOHN T. REED, President Board of Revenue Tor Jefferson
 County. Ala.
 June 27, 1907. 6-8-i5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Ronds-
Money on Call,

New York, July 9.-Money on call firm, and "A per cent; ruling rate, Az per cent; closing bid, A per cent offered at 41s per cent; time loans firmer; sixty days, 41aq4a4 per cent; 90 days, per cent; six months, 5% per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, 51a and 6 per cent; sterling exchange easy, with actual business fin bankers bills at $4s6 sOq4S6. S5 for demand and at $4S3. .7O04S3. .75 for sixty day bills; posted rates, s4s41a@4Ss; com mercial bills, $4S311; bar silver, 67asc; Mexican dollars, 62Ac; government bonds steady railroad bonds weak
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Live Stock Market.

Chicago. July 9.-Cattle receipts about 400o; steady; common to prime steers, s4. 75 d7 30; cows. s .25@5. 25 helfers, s3G5.90 feeders, s395.
 Hog receipts about 1S,0Oo; best steady; others slow; good to prime heavy, $ 90D 595; medium to good heavy, 5 .S0@5 .90 butchers weights, s59O@6.05; good to prime mixed, s5.s5@5 90; light mixed, s6 d6o71a; packing, s5@5.so; pigs. s5.5Oq6; selected, s6. 071z@6. .171a; bulk of sales, $5.S50 595.
 Sheep receipts about 14000; steady to strong; sheep, $3.75@6; yearlings, s5.50@ 625; lambs $6. 500S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Ringleader Flour is the best. G. w. Hopson & Sons Mill, agents.

Beginning July first South ern Railway will establish a City Ticket Office in their pres ent location, corner 18th street, and First Ave, Morris Hotel Building. All railroad and Pull man tickets can be purchased at the new office between 500 a. nl. and 600 D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
Coffee Market.

New York, July 9.-The market for eof- fee futures opened steady at a decline of to 10 points in response to lower Euro pean cables and some selling by Wall street longs. Brazilian markets were high CT and receipts at interior Brazilian points ran light. imparting a steady tone to the market. at the declipe. while there were few scattered demands to absorb offerings around the initial figures. The marae. closed steady at a net decline of 5 to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
New Orleans Cotton Futures.

New Orleans. July 9.--Spot cotton closed quiet; sales, 600 bales; low ordinary, s1s nominal ordinary, 9B nominal; good or dinary, 10 7-1G nominal; low midding, Il 11-l6; middling, 13ls; good middling. 1T nominal middling fair, 15 nominal; fair 155s nominal; receipts, 549; stock, 55,82
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-10
CIearinus and Exchanue.

Memphis. July 9-Clearings, s74S,3O4; balances, $106,755.
 New Orleans, July 9.-Clearings, sS 293,- 927; New York exchange, 30 cents dis count; commercial paper, and per cent