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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
NOT|C|AS O|VERSAS
Sef1orita Mariana Her
nandez. - Ingreso en-
la carce1 de ArecibO.
UN N;N9 fHORcADO
Ipdultos negados cor e! Go.
bernador -O6cinls fer.o
carrileras ea O ce.

En- el vapor aMonserratO en-
barc6 para Espafia la distinguida
sefiorita Mariana Hernandez, con
el fin de pasar una temporada junto
4 su seiiora hermana doiia Dolores,
esposa de un Official de la marina
espa1ola.
-Ha ingresado ell la carcel de
Arecibo Evaristo Gonzalez Gandia,
acusado de hurto mayor, y en- Ia de
Mayagiiez Francisco Casiano L6-
PEE, Dionisio Alicea Ramos, y An
gel Torres Carb6, los dos primeros
por hurto vel 1ltimo por usar me-
didas falsas.
Don Rodolfo Gonzllez ha
sido absuelto ante la Corte mu-
nicipal de Ia acusaci6n que con-
ira Gl presentara el guardia Anto-
MO Figueroa, por delito contra la
justicia p1blica.
Nos dice nuestro correspon-
sal Ell Ponce que sou in1tiles los es-
fuerzos que ALI Sc hacen para OBJ
tener informes de las ohcinas del
Ferrocarril, cuando Sc trata de asun.
tos que conciernen al precio de car
ga, como a las horas de salida de los
) wagones destinados para este SET :
vicio.
Han sido denegadas por el
Honorable Gobernador, "a peticio'
mes de indulto.
FL cabo Cepero, de Adjun'
tas, comunica al Quartet general
que en- el barrio ~Guslarte, y de aque,
termino, aparecio ahorcado un nj
no de 10 amos de edad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
OESDE CABO-ROJO
Notas de duelo. -- Ley
bien acogida.--V1a de
communication.
ESTAClCN De kNsMlA
c. mi o de las Delicias. .:-Bue'
mas condolences en- que
sc encuent1a
EsTAClCN De kNsMlA

Han fallecido en- este pueblo, |
ls senorita doiia Candida Carbonell
y doha Severa Pujals y Martinez.
La p1imera es hermana de nuestros
distinguidos amigos y correliglona-
rios don Federico, don Ramon, don
Victor Antonio y don Emilio Isaac,
y Ia segunda, suegra de nuestro
muy apreciado amigo y correli-
gionario don Cuillermo Silva y Ra-
mirez. Damos nuestro mas sentl-
do pesame a los indicados seiiores y
demas familiares.
-Ha sido muy aplaudida la
ley votada por la Camara y presenta
da por los delegados por este dlstrl'
to, Colberg y Trelles para la com
posicion del camino que de este
pueblo conduce por Monte Grande
( la ciudad de San German, para
convertible Ell carretera. Es unf
via de communication muy 1til par:
ambas localidades y para los hacen
dados y propietarios cuyas hnca'
estan proximas a la expresada via
"A mediados del mes pasad'
Sc abri6 la estaci6n de Anemia Ell
este pueblo y Ia concurrencla a /
ohciua es considerable. Mucho
han mejorado ell sus dolenclas
siguen con entusiaslno el tratamien
to-.
, --Personas que han pasad
Dor el trozo de canino de las Del
cias, que ha sido compuesto co
una cantidad donada por el MI
nicipio y donativos de los vec
uos, por iniciativa principal de nue'
tro amigo don Manuel Montalv
Colberg y otros propietarios, act
vamente secundados por el seiic
Alcalde, nos dicen que esta en- mu
buenas condiciones y que Ell es
trabajo Sc han elnpleado con TOD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
''unt, {s'o'at Dc Tua Bs|a

Encontrandose vacante una es-
cuela rural EN- el barrio de Palo-Ssco
de esta municipalidad, Sc hace saber a
los aspirantes a fin de que en- ell termi-
no de diez dias, presenter en- la Secre-
tarfa dc esta Junta, sus solicitudes de-
bidamente documentadas.
Toa,- -Baja, Mario 23 de 1907.
3-3-alt. LUCAS LUIS VELEz
Presidente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
DESOE 'GUAD|LLA
Vista de la causa con-
ira los presuntOs ase-
sinos del Sr. Canals.
OPERAC ION DIFlClL
Distinguish emf rma = Ami.
vers: rios tristes - : gen.
cia <La Cou6a z41.

Mario, 27.-Anteayer, lunes,
les fue leida en- esta Corte de Distri-
to, por el honorable Fiscal sefor
Lloreda, el acta de acusaci6n 4
los individuos Francisco Her
nandez y Jose Rodriguez, presun-
tos autores del tremendo asesinato
cometido en- Lares en- la persona del
seiior don Pedro A. Canals. FL
Fiscal ha califcado el delito cometi-
do por ambos acusados, de aseslna-
to en- primer grado.
Defenderan a los acusados de
referencia en- el acto del juicio, los
abogados sefores Alfredo Blasco,
de Lares, y Limo Vazquez, de esta
ciudad. FL n1mero de testigos de
cargo, alcanza hasta ahora a treinta
y tres.
Sera la causa mas ruidosa que
hasta la fecha Sc haya visto en- esta
Corte de Distrito. LA DEMoCRA-
cIA, estara representada en- dicho
acto que Sc vera a principles del
pr6ximo mes de Abril, por este CO.
rresponsal.
Han sido favorablemente
acogidos por el p1blico los bien re-
dactados y originates concursos de
la Agencia de novedades ola Con
fanzaS, y creemos que en- su dis
quedaran altamente satisfechos 10:
agraciados. Felicitamos al sefiol
Martinez Roldan por sus ingeniosa:
demostraciones de cultura.
La distinguish esposa de
seiior don Otto Philippi, del alto
conercio de esta plaza, ha sido OBJ
jeto, el domingo pasado, de una di
ficil operaci6n quir1rgica. Practi
CO este arriesgado trabajo, el no
table y reputable cirujano docto
don Manuel FiguerPa, en- union d
su inteligente compailero docto
Vadi, de Mayaguez.
Sc halla surto en- nuestr
puerto el vapor americana aSal
JuanO, que ha traido, procedente d
los Estados Unidos, un enorme car
gamento de provisiones para los Sc
flores Sanders & Philippi, Rubio
Hijos, Silva y c? y Yumet y C
todos del alto comercio de est
plaza.
-Gravemehte enferma Sc en-
cuentra desde hace dias, la estims
. bic sefora Amparo Vinas, amanti
sima esposa del reputable cirujan
dentista doctor don Luis Maria v
llal6n, Z hija de nuestro respetabl
amigo y correligionario don Vicent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
AOTAS DE- |NTERES
Dos bai1es en- la "Colo-
mia Espa1o1a," de la
ciudad de Caguas.
DOsCIENTOS IURADOs
uisio por acometimiento J
aggression. - Reclamac o.
mes de propietarios.

La sColonia Espahola,s de Ca
guas, ha tenido Ia atenci6n de
invitarnos para el baile de nipos y
para el bale de confanza que Sc
verifcar1n en- la tarde y noche, res
pectivamente, del dia 81 de los CO.
rrientes, con el fin de conmemorar
el sGptino aniversario de Ia funda-
ci6n de dicho centro. Agradecidos.
Ante la Corte del Distrito
de Humacao ha sido presentada
demanda de divorcio por dofla Jo-
sefa Argiieso Rodriguez, contra su
esposo don Arturo del Rivero Qui-
hones. Esta la funda en- abandono
por parte de su esposo.
Los propietarios no confor-
mes con la tasaci6n hecha de sus
6ncas en- el ejercicio de 1907 4 1908,
deberan hacer sus reclamaciones
antes del 70 de Abril proximo.
Sc ha celebrado EN- la Corte
Municipal el juicio por acometi-
miento y aggression contra Mr. Hod-
ges, quien Ia noche del 27 de Fe-
brero 1ltimo in6ri6 un golpe a
AntouiO Perez conduefio del anti
quo Cafe Izzi.
-Por Tin dollar Sc le enviard
4 usted a vuelta de correo todos los
ndmeros publicados de aEl Agente'
que contienen el famoso discurso de
CASTELAR, sobre la abolici6n de la es
clavitud, una sfntesis del proces(
Dreyfus y cartas suyas escrita'
desde la prisi6n, principle de la no
vela sDon Quijote de la Mancha
FL mejor libro que Sc ha escrito e1
lengua castellana y otros trabajo'
de los mejores escritores del nun
do. Ademas Sc sirve la suscrici61
hasta el dia IS de Diciembre del an,
actual. FL discurso de CASTELAR, SO
iamente vale el dollar. Dirijase a
Administrator de "El Agenteo. Sc
I1o, San Juan, P. R. d
En- los prilneros dias de
pr6ximo Abril Sc reunira la Conf
sion que ha de designar los doscien
tos jurados que actuaran en- los Jul
: clos del pr6ximo termino.
--Nuestro querido amigo e
Lcdo. don Lucas Luis Velez, presi
dente de la Junta Escolar de To
Baja, la tenido la atenci6n de in
vitarnos para Ia aperture della job,
G. Fremont Graded School, d
aquel pueblo, acto que tendrA efec
to el dia 80 de los corrientes.
Damos las gracias por su col
tesla al senior Velez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30

Viiias Martinez, delegado a la ca
mara.
Hacemos votos por el pronto
restablecimieYto de la distinguida
enferma.
-Anteayer, lunes, rs del ac-
tual, Sc cumplieron % amos en- que
el periodista puertorriqueho don
Juan Terreforte, fue asesinado en-
el Teatro de esta ciudad durante
una representation. En- aquel dia
-25 del coiriente-se cumplieron
tambien cuatro amos en- que Sc sui
cido, disparandose I'm tiro de rev6l,
yer, el seiior don Daniel Kearney,
socio que fue de la respectable casa
de comercio de Silva & ca
Aver tarde, seg1n Sc nos in
forma, fuk agredido uno de los nj
iios hijo del doctor don Pablo "a
mora, llamado Carlos, por un de-
pendiente de Ia quincalla de don
Jose S. Mera.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
EMILIO CASTELAR,
COMO JOlelIA Il GRIN TR|IvI0 t!PlnOt | les
tSTADs UI|D0! Il mo 1874,

contribution la aduana. por toda
censura la opinion publica, por cada
limite 4 cada derecho, el derecho
de los demas hombres.
A la luz de estos principles,
que despiden el calor de la verda-
dera vida, Sc han juntado los re-
presentantes de todas las razas, las
ideas de todas sectas, los esfuezos
mas titanicos del trabajo humane y
en- pocos amos aquellos Estados han
centuplicado su poblaci6n, extendi-
do ciudades riquisimas sobre el de-
sierto, y ciudades hotantes sobre los
rios; creando instituciones mercan-
tiles que valen por una naclon, y
escuelas rurales que valen por una
universidad, y cuando Sc les crela
apegados q la materia, incapaces
del heroismo; con su Sherman y SD
Grant, han eclipsado los generates
de la repIblica francesa; con su
Lincoln han burlado todos los calcu-
los de la polltica, con sus ejer-
citos de millones de hombres que
dejaban EN- pos de 81 abandonados
sus heridos, sabiendo que los ibar
4 recoger los ejercitos de la frater
nidad y de la carload, y a alberga
en- hospitales ambulantes mas gran
diosos que los patacios de nuestro
reyes, han mostrado su abnegaci6n
y con redimir tres millones de escla
vos han conseguido que asl como
polo inm6vil de la vida religios
modernaSes el Calvario de Cristo, c
polo inm6vil de la vida social sea {
Capit6lio de Washington.o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30

eNosotros, los republicanos, te-
iemos nuestro ideal realizado en-
los Estados Unidos, en- una naci6n
que es hoy Ia maestro de las nacio-
mes. Mientras la vieja Europa que
apenas puede sosteper el peso de
sus ejercitos espirituales y materia-
les, con sus Iglesias privilegiadas,
con sus Cesares, con sus gobiernos
que parecen omAipotentes, con sus
aristocracias petri6cadas, con sus
Congresses que nj siquiera represen-
tan la voluntad de unos cuantos
afortunados, con sus atlas Camaras
oligarquicas, con sus naciones des-
trozadas como Polonia y como We
necia iah! Sc encorva y envejece
bajo el doble peso de una inmensa
deuda sobre su tesoro, y de una
I inmensa decadencia sobre su espiri-
tu; Ia joven America, en- el espacio
que Sc extieude desde los mares de
Terranova al golfo mejicano, y des-
de las fronteras del Atlantico hasta
las fronteras del Pacifco en- aque-
llos bosques, antes inexplorables,
en- aquellos rios antes infranquea-
bles, ha planteado la democracia,
ha concedido la libertad absolute a
pensamiento, inviolabilidad a Ii
conciencia, universalidad al sufra
gio, asociaci6n al trabajo, el muni
cipio al gobierno de los pueblos, e
Congreso al gobierno de los Esta
dos; el jurado como base de la orga
nizaci6n social, la amovilidad y /;
responsabilidad del poder como bas'
de la organization politica; por tod;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-30
OEP{uO|[NTt DC FlRAAcII

Sc necesita uno, practicoy y que
de buenas referencias. No deba
solicitar la plaza quien no responde
a dichas condolences. Dirigirse a
Yauco, apartado 90. 1873. S.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30
GouIdn't Live
Without Sam.
k9oTHgR HUNTINGTON GIRL De;
clpEp&THkTL LIFE WASN'T
WORTH WHllE.

HUNTINGTON, April s6:-Mlss
Rosa Spear, an attractive girl Of 10.
breeding over the nou;attention Of her
lover, Samuel Rlttennour, committed
Suicide at The home Of Mrs: Sarah
Brown, Of Fifth street, using the con.
tents Of a yit9 Of carbollc acid.
With the girl when she died was
her sister, who rushed up stairs when
she heard Miss Spears scream.
kiss me quick before | die" ex.
claimed the Respondent girl, us her
sister. opened the door, and. saying as
much, fell across the bed, expiring at
once.
Miss Spears was a native Of Cen.
trail City, but came here to visit
friends a week ago, II. Is said, because
her parents objected to the man she
loved. She saw Rittenhour every day
until Tuesday, when he left for New
river, promising, before ne left, to
write at once
Miss Rittenhour was very cheerful
Wednesday when she started to the
postolice. saying to a friend, with a
smile, "lll so and get Sans letter."
But the letter was not In the postofice,
the clerk at the window told her.
Slightly cast down, she returned to
Mrs. Browns. telling those In the
dome that the letter had been delay.
ed; It would come to-morro@
But when she returned the next
day there was no letter. She wasyery
Respondent that evening, but took new
hope when friends encouraged her BY
telling her that the letter would sure.
ly come tomorrow. But Friday did not
bring the Letter, and Miss Spears be.
came desperate.
81. SO ~
She told a friend, Miss Annie VII;
liams, that she did not believe she
could live without Sam, but Miss VII.
Gfams 1aughted and told her to cheep
up, Some time later she asked Miss
Williams to go up town and get her
some carbolic acid, but the friend re.
fused. She finally prevailed upon her
sister to go after. 1t, telling her that
she NEEDED 1t for a d%isinfectant. The
sister brought the small bottle home
about s o'clock, and Rosa smiled and
thanked her, saying, TIl Just go up
stairs and rest a bit"
An hour and a hall later she heard
her sister scream, and rushed 10 her
room TO- see her breathe her last.
Miss Spears relatives in Central
City are prominent. They were called
up by phone and notified OF the girls
suicide. The remains will be taken
there for interment.
The couple were engaged 10 be mar.
ried. They had quarreied several
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30
West Vlrainl, Patents,

H.. E. Dunlap, patent attorney, 81
Wheeling, reports the following pat
ents issued to West virginia inyen.
tors: Raymund and Bauer
Wheeling rotary engine; Edward
Hughes, Weston, collar shaper ana
drier; John Bennett, Huntington, SAL.
burner for stoves; Hisgihbotb
am. Decota drill ora ageri also d trade
mark to the Locke Shoe COMPANY
Wheeling, for leather boots and shoes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30
.To all knowing ~sutrerers q rheuma.
.Ffom "a NeR York san

To all knowing sufferers OF rheuma.
tism, whether muscular or OF the
joints. sciatica, lImbagos, backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write TO her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly cur.
ed NIL Of these fortunes. She feels II
her duty TO send 1t to all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at home as
thousands will testliy-no change Of
climate being necessary. This simple
discovery banishes uric acid from the
blood, loosens the stltfened joints,
parlaes the blood. and brIghtens The
eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the
whole system. II the above interests
you, for proof address Mrs. N. Sum.
mers, Box 42s Notre Dame, Ind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There is only one way. to cure
deafness, and tn t Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
ineamed condition Of the mucous lin.
Ing Of the Enstachian Tube. When
this tube is Inflamcd you have a rim.
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed, Deafness
Is the result, and unless the innamma.
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to It's normal condition, hear,
Ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by ca.
tarrh,, which Is nothing but an In,
famed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces.
Wa will give One Hundred Dollars
for any one case Of Deafness ~(caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu.
lars free.
j. j. CHENEY 8 CO.
Toledo, 0.
Sold By Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30

y lE. u $40 Nsftfff
times, it Is said, Miss Spears claiming
that Rittenhour was frivolous. She
told friends on sereyal occasions that
she would die II It become necessary
for them TO part. She was a handsome
accomplished girl, and very popular.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30

by laws to procure the dismissal Of a
member from his employment upon his
suspension from the union is brought
before the Supreme Court Of New
Jersey in the case Of Brennan VS.. Unit.
ed Hatters OF North America, C5 At.
lantlc Reporter. 1G5. The court CUES.
tlops whether any member Of a union
can make ar agreement that on his
proper conviction, OIL on charges sub.
mitted and tried in accordance with
the unions rules, he shall lose his
place Of employment and his opportun.
lily Of gaining other employment with.
in the unions district. The New Jer.
sey Bill OF Rights. confers on every
man the right TO engage In such law.
full business as he may choose. The
right OF one seeking employment to
have opportunity to gain It and retain
II Is rs precious in the eye Of the law
as the right Of the employer. The
court holds that actions like the pres.
ent one are analogous TO actions for
eatlclag away servants, and TINT a re.
covery may be had.
Liability OF Telegraph Company for
Message Forged by Agent.-The Court
of Appeals of Missouri in Usher vs..
Western Union Tel. Co., 9S Southwest.
crn Reporter, 81, distinguishes between
the liability of a telegraph company
for the transmission of a forged or
~fraadulen. telegram forged by its own
agent. The court distinguishes the
proposition by saying that In the first
the obligation upon the company is
that Its agent would be careful and
prudent. In the second there Is an
absolute assurance that the agent act.
Ing within the apparent scope Of his
authority has not forged the message,
Full reports Of the above cases can
be had by sending 25 cents to West
Publishing Co.. St Paul; MINI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-30
Fair Woman
HER NOTABLE ADVANCE MTHE
STRUGGLE FoRgGFE RsTHIs
BUSY WORLD

IHER5NoTkRLE ADVANCE IN The
STRuGGLE EoRJElEE iNsTHis
BUSY WORLD
60
From ufe3NeR8 YorkS sun
Uncle Sans daughters have shown
themselves to be the most advanced
capable and courageous OF all wo'
mankind Ihere seems TO be nothing
under the sun that the American NO
man cant 40 II she u makes up her
mind 10 II.
When the last census was taken 1870
different occupations were given, and
women were represented N all Of
them except In the army and navy
and as ~street.car drivers and tele,
graph linemen. There are several hun.
dred woman blacksmlths and plumb.
ers, quite a number OF woman under.
takers, and thousands Of lawyers
preachers, dentists. architects, com,
mercial travellers, and physicians who
are women.
Twenty years ago II a woman had
10 make her own living, about the only
chance she had vas to become a school
teacher. Then she began going into
offices and stores, and now she has
tried almost all the Jobs that former.
" belonged to men, except soldering
and climbing telegraph poles.
Cynthia Westovcer Alden, presiden,
and founder Of the International Sun.
shine Society, has probably earned
money IN more different ways than
any other American woman, She
once cooked for sixteen farnfhands OFT
a ranch In the West. Then she taught
a ~borderland school, sang In a church
cnoir' appeared In concerts. was fore
woman o! a test factory, was superin'
tendent In a candy factory. inspector
U. sueepG'eh'in aeparttneh''Nreporl'
WIN anu camera, anu D.
many ed''or oi u oaily newspaper,
1t Is said that the only woman back
president In the United States is Mrs,
Alice S. Hafderman, of ,Girard, Kan,
who succeeded her husband after his
death, 1t was first a private concern,
but II Is now incorporated as a State
Institution. Mrs. Halderman is the
sister Of Miss Jane Adams, Of Hull
House, Chicago.
There Is a woman cashier In n hank
at Joplin, Mo-, who handles on an
leverage sos. 900 every Saturday, ina,
being the miners nav. There are
four other women holding posts of re.
s~ponsibllIty In this same bank, and
the Institution IS often referred 10 as
the "woman's bank"
Al, rocer, amotarr mr,or
sboo,,r, co,t,v, a, 1-royors Is,ond n
ly ,,rr william T. por,, sn,,haa
nm in n hi, seld h o-u,c,ossod mos,
of tho mon nc sbo has y~roo,,or,,y Jors
in other tournaments,
Miss Marion S, Parker. a Detroi,
tgiri, and a graduate of Ann Arbor. Is
by profession q civil engineer. She
is responsible for the architects work
on several Now York sl,yscraners In
Ing nearly all The designing alone and
planning the steelwollt and every.
thing from endorsement 10 roof.
Mrs. D. C. Johnson, of Maxwell,
Iowa, has won for herself the name Of
the Chicken Queen By raising more
domestic fowls than any other woman
In the State. Several years arc her
husband died and left her IL large
farm with n sli,OOO mortgage IN II,
She decided TO raise chickens. and suc,
ceeded SO well that the mortgage was
long ago maid. She now Sims he,