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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19
TALK OF THE Town.

Non isatable feantsin psns Fl Dropat
chiIds sets ehis's su-f A nurr'a
Christmas towels a. Nsaie 4 knights
I Fur searfs ard nuiiierS feF Christmas
az Fitis'
Rallsr skating Friday afternoon and
evening"
Ths latest long silk ssaFfs a. he
Vaughan store
leon Rogers q Woodstock Is visiting
flieads n the city.
Philip Pelkie Is able to b ont after
several weeks iliness.
NJ e Lafoe returned last ni9ht from
business visit Is Burlington
Dr. ard Mr.. { II ksnt went 20 Boz.
ton to-day fcr q fsw days visit.
Christmas reekwsar. Handkerchief.
and muaiieFs a. Meore a Owens'
g ". Perry AMI IT. A. Pheips were
IN WiHismstoWn to-day On business
Lave bought something. they SAID. Just
a. ecad. Wen. eome to BuFFs and eet
the genuine.
1lr. and Mrs. William Mathieson re-
turned last night from their wedding
trip . Montreal
Charles Lsri left last night Tor New
York and win take passage saturday 10
spend tie winter IN scotland
Ciairvoyanf. Tuesday and THURSDAY.
2 p n. q 2 p m, Mrs. R. Z. Ellis, =
Spauiding street. telephone 1861.
Miss Myrtle Livingston returned
yesterday from Concord. y. H.. where
she has been for the past few days.
A great bargain IN Investment prop.
erty. See the adv. Of the d. A. Perry
Real Estate agency. On seventh pagV.
Frank Colombo. Giovanni Abaiatti.
Dante Ressi ard Tihatlo Eossl sent 10
Boston last nigbt fas . weeks visit.
Don't forget that We sea watches.
They make a uice present for Christmas
o. New Years. l. 2. Austin. the watch
and clock man
Mrs. Aionzo Siayten bad a paralytic
stroke yesterday and Is in a serious con
iition. This Is the second stroke that
Mrs. siayton has sustained
The LADIES OF the Maecaboes viii hold
public whist party Friday evening, De-
eentber 90 in the +. 81 r. hail at eight
o'clock sharp. Please note the change Of
the night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19
GROTON.

cAasls. stewart d PsaeAsm Vas la
town Tuesday.
alrs IA Eastman is rscossrins
irom her reeeai lllness
A. 4. raynr. who bas heen siek vita
lhn grippe ior The past wees. y Slowly
improving
Mrs. 4. h Reafrap i a rv.eham this
week nhsfe sas i visiting hes parents
and other ffleads
Al II. Moves II ~ 1olnebsfry wns .
Yisliar Ia touu fues.lay. returning home
Wednesday niarnine.
Mrs. 0coFss uee ana daughter, kata.
fnur. u Wells Hltrr. visited Ntrs, :.
Anderspu over Sunday
Rev John Fsans u Meredith, \. a..
arrived Ia town Tuesday and i visiting
be daugtisf, Ms. Charles Ross.
!. ~ Kicker vent a. Moutpelisr yes
tsniay where 4e attended he elan bake
gifen b. JoAn Il scatter l.st evening
Mrs. Sylyanus Anni. + very ia af
her home "a liz Top~ham road. Sac
= suffering ilom what u Thought 20 -
rsh eFr 81 TIE stomach.
Christmas exefeises. vita Cknstmas
tfees. an D. he'll Tuesday etruiag ~
18th ehufehfs Mueh time and practice
~ being given o. the work. AMI a ane
fFogfaanine i expected
TIE 81. Ceceila ehoru. gave their pop.
uiar eonceft AZ psachsm Tuesday eten-
irg They we're nszistsi 81 Mis- Lnyia
Mann 81 Wecsi.tIiir. ~ II. reader AnA
impss~enater, and Mr. Esesvtt Fof.
ssyth of North Trey, piAnit.
Afrs Everett ror.ayih u North Troy.
tho was Ia town Tuesday & as-ist The
x. CeevliA shorus At paacham inst We'd.
ntssiav % visit frieuds Al Tapsham Ter
? ieH dAys bsfure fvturning hams.
tasfsl Temple. No. =. Pythian si.trfs
ELECTED the following ofscers az theif
raetiag Tuesday evening. NJ. y. q,
Myrtle fAzArri G =. Flora Tiiiirr; r.
y. Emma Clark; IT.. lila C4rhee. Il.
II r. and q. Ella Pill.hury; ~ Of q.
Bessie nisnrhnri. p 81 T.. Nellie .Iosn.
sonf &. n q. T.. IenorA Gotta; z. G..
Flora Hendrys trustees, Pheebe Kicker.
Minnie Weich.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19
Gard Of Thanks

We wish 70 thank the irieuds and
neighbors, who kindly assisted a. during
our recent bereavement and the odd Ia.
dies for the Goral tributes
Mr. ard Mrs. Mareels Banehi.
Mr.. and Mrs James Daw.
Mr.. aad Mrs. William Jefery,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ronca,
Miss Sarah krellinger,
Fred kreliuger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19

n those boys who robbed the SALIVA.
tiou Army mite boxes realized that they
were dspiving some poor people Of a
little Christmas joy. they never would
have done il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19

The Rutland Herald's shot at Senator
Proctsr resulted in the sharpening up
Of -yituperutiver adieetives by Vermont
editors. and the hurting Of the proiec-
tiles with much vehemenee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19
ia North Main 81. Barre. VI.
BARRE DAILY TIMES

Type talks So the 81. Johnsbury
Rspebliean has got some new anl ans
takers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19

People may eritieise the new gold
coins, bat they are glad enough to get
tham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19

Cold heads, 0rmoiT gold clocks. gold
watches, brooch pins. are our speeialiies.
Holmes, Gordon block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19
Gov. PROCTOR IN ALBANY.

Called % Gov. Hughes to Pay a short
Social Visit.
Albany, \. y. Dec. fa.-c0v. Proctor
% sVrnsont callel on Gov. Hughes late
yesterday afternson Gov. Proctar said
he wa GA snort trip AMI passing
through Aihany. called on Gov Hughes
ta pay him a social visit. Tie two
governors are oil friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19
vAL1ANr oLn asrA.poe..

There seems to Be returning regard
for the sturdy Old SEA warrior, Admiral
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06

Do not think because goods of high grade that
they necessarily higher in price Such is not the
case; we really you money these finer goods.
We bought rig stock at lowest prices, and sell at
proportonaely low prices. comparison of our prices
with what you have been accustomed to paying will
reveal how great is this saving.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06
Fortnightly Matinee Club.

The Fortnightly Matinee Club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. Julia
Blair Wednesday afternoon, November
27, at three O'Clock.
The subject of the afternoon was
Acts III and ~ of "a Midsummer
Night, Dream" The meeting having
been called to order by the president,
the secretary read report of the last
meeting: said minutes having been ap-
proved, a report was heard from the
chairman of the committee on the An
nual Entertainment. The program for
the afternoon then followed:
Bottom the Wearer. Mrs. Erin Kin
cannon.
Time Elements. -Four days in one).
Mrs. Martha McGaughy.
English Critics.-Mrs. Grace, Ray
mond.
Text Study Club.
The questions on the lessons were
fully discussed by all the. members
present.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
guests were invited into the dining
room where they were served delight
full refreshments bv Mrs. TYSON Niece
and Miss Juanita Clifton.
After pleasant social hour the Club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris Wednesday ait ssnnon, Decem-
Der IL, at three o'clock, subject, Act V
of "a Midsummer Nights Dream
MRS. HARRIS, Pres.
MRS. ANDERSON, Sec.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06

Mr.. Frank Dudley, the handsome
and versatile young leading man of this
company, is a we'll known favorite here
and needs no introduction. The per-
sonelle Of the present company includes
several new people, each of whom has
gained individual recognition " the
press and public for cleverly interpre-
ting the yarions roles assigned them.
Several new. novel and beautiful scenic
effects have lately been purchased by
the management, which adds material
ly to the reality of the productions, and
no expense has been spared to make
this the best popular priced company
on the road. The opening play. ''Pow-
er of Truth, " is powerful story of
the South in the reconstruction days.
Dealing with the characters and prob
lens of that time this play has been
called the companion to the Clansman.
1t was in Power of Truth that Mr..
Dudley won for himself the sobriquet,
THE Idol of the South. Monday
night every purchaser of a SOC ticket
will be entitled to reservoir seat free
of charge. Seats on sale Saturday at
st Clair Drug Co. Prices 25. 35 and
SOC.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06

JOHN LEISK TAFT, in The Com
mercial Appeal, in writing of the pipe
organs and pipe organists in Memphis
says, "Of all these fine organs the
finest from the view point of the
c~ranist. i sh@t in the Grace Epis-
c.pal t.hust i. while St. Peters is
proba'y III largest, This Organ was
built by " w. Knnoall Co., Of Chic
ago, IL. 1t is one of the largest organs
in the South, having three manuals
with range of 81 notes each and 80
notes in the pedals. There are 80 speak
ing stops, besides "a mechanical stops,
making total of Sc stops iu the entire
organ. The action of this organ is so
easy that. with the full organ coupled,
the hand pressure need be no greater
than when the lightest computation is
used. The action is duplex tubular
pneumatic Throughout, a form of action
affording numerous peculiar advantages
among them being its reliability, easy
touch and unlimited possibility Of coup
| lings. The tone of the instrument has
been given no less care than the me-
chanical excellence of the instrument,
and the artistic exterior. The voicing
| is eff the most approved modern quality,
the foundation stops being broad and
noble, the solo stops are, delicate and
sensitive, the tone qualities are so man.
aged that almost endless variety Of eff
| fective combinations are possible.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06
Verona

Mrs Sam Ford of Tupelo was
the guest of her sister Mrs. Pc
CUES last Sunday.
Mr.. Adolphus Orr who has re
Gently moved to Houston, was
here this week.
Quite a large number Of our
boarders spent Thanksgiving
with homefolks.
Mrs. T. j. Seawright and little
daughter Theo made a short Wis
it to Tupelo Tuesday.
Misses Margaret Bell and Anna
Milan spent Thanksgiving with
the latters mother in Guntown.
Mrs. Swep Bass and children
of Clarendon, Ark. came last Fri
day to visit the family Of Mr.. G..
F. Bass.
Rev. J. E. McShaw preached
a most able Thanksgiving sermon
at the Presbyterian church last
Thursday.
The many friends of Mr.. John
Baker of Birmingham, Ala. were
glad to have a visit from him
last Sunday.
Rev. D. N. Geddie left for Co.
lumbus Wednesday to attend the
annual conference now in session
at that placd.
The entertainment given by
the Liteary Society of the Verona
High School last week proved a
most brilliant success.
The recital given last Wednes
day night by the pupils of Miss
Joe Bells music class proved a
real delight to the music lovers
of Verona,
Mrs. Burdine and Miss. Ola
Roberts went to Nettleton Friday
to attend the burial of their
grandmother, Mrs. Roberts, who
died at the home of her son, Mr..
Harvey Roberts.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06
A Correction.

= An old soldier, Capt. C. F. Kohlhein,
reminds me that the October snow,
about which l wrote in my last article,
was in October, 1862. Running my
mind back over the years. and think
ing where | was and what doing in Oc-
to5er, 1868. | can now say myself it
was in 1862. The last article makes
me say it was about the 18th of Octo-
ber, but aimed to write it October
25th, Meeting up with my old-time
friend, Jesse Gullett, yesterday on the
street he very readily confirmed the
October snow.
w. L. CLAYTON.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06

which we walk, and be ready
when the summons come, to look
up with an unfaltering faith, and
lie down to pleasant dreams. :"
10 say we sympathize with the
stricken family, does not express
our meaning. Our heart goes
out in tenderest love for them.
May He who tempereth the wind
to the shorn lamb, and careth
for the sparrows when they fall,
lovingly care for them and be
their stay and solace in their sad
bereavement.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06

Deposit Your Money with the
"Old Reliable" First National
Bank. You can get your money
when you want it.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06

You will find Olives in bulk at Mi
lam's.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1907-12-06
Gifts Of Unusual Quality

Next to the magnifcence of assortment TIE chief
characteristic of stock its unusual high quail
quality decides its acceptabty, and make you safe
in this regard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
[rnperio moscovita.
Muere obiedonostvH.

San Petersburgo, Mario 6.-Pobiedonostsef,
el procurador del Santo Sinodo, ha muerto. Fue
uno de los hombres mas inAuyentes Ell la politica
petersburguesa ejercfa sobre el Car certa ascen
dencia que arrastr6 este muchas veces los mas
impopulares actos de gobierno Era, como reaccio-
mario, el mas temible feroz del imperio por los
recursos de que disponia para hacer sentr Ell peso
de su politica que odiaba el pueblo. Sc lie juzg6
como uno de los prncipaes iuspiradores de la poll
ica Qtte sigui6 el Gar Ell extreme oriente que
otiginEha desastrosa guerra entire Jap6n Russia.
A su terrible intransigeucia, negada siempre la
mas insignifcante manifestation de liberalismo
cerrada en- absolute a las nuevas ideas que agtan
la Russia, atrib1yense muchos sangrientos sucesos
crimenes cometidos EN- la Polonia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
uOTAS De PONCE
Nuevo peri6dico. - Fa-
1lecimiento del arte-
sano sef1or. Belfort.
CONATO De INCENDlO
En la Playa.-Muere en-
el siniestro una pc
quei1a nina.

Mario rs. --Nuestro amigo y
correligionario don Ramon Morell
Campos ha empezado a publican un
diario &c la tarde que Sc titula aLa
Voz PopularS. Es de caracter in
dependiente y esta consagrado al
fomento y desarrollo de la industria
ydel comercio.
En- la tarde del sabado Sc die
sepultura al cadaver del honrado
artesano don Jose M. Belfort.
El sefor Belfort contaba alre.
dedor de 90 af'os y fue uno de los
obreros mas apreciados en- esta ciu-
dad por su laboriosidad y buena
conducta.
Dej6 creada una familia que
hereda sus virtudes.
La aFederacion Librea cele.
bro en- la noche del ~ del corriente
el aniversario de la abolici6n de la
esclAvitud en- Puerto Rico, con una
esplendida velada en- la que toma-
ron parte los obreros Torres, Geor-
getti, Aibar y Sanchez. La vela.
da result6 muy ceucurrida, saliendo
los asistentes muy satisfecho de las
disertaciones de los oradores.
En- la-tarde Sc di6 sepulturs
en- el cementerio c4t6lico a la espo-
sa de nuestro amigo don Adolfe
Michel.
-Anoche de s 4 9 ocurri6 UT
conato de incendio en- el poblado d.
la Playa con fatales consecuencias
En- una de las casas de aquel barrie
Sc volc6 una lampara de gas que
mandose algunos carceles y una nj
Ma, la que falleci6 I las tres de Il
madrugada. .-
CoRREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
!ElvIIc|O
/. - =,
:: Taft !! pa;
s'.rA
=, '.',...Cut :.
'stOn,
.erto>Rico,
WaShingto

Washingto .4lzo 26.-Hoy sale para Char
leston el ministro de la guerra general Taft. Sc
dijo que embarcarfa para Panama por New York.
pero 1ltimamente ha resuelto sair para dcho punto
por Charleston. lie acompahan los ingenieros con-
.sultores para,las obras del Canal De Panama sal
.dra para visitar Cubay Puerto Rico Probable
uente dichos ingenieros consultores vsitar4n tam
ben esa isla en- union del ministro. Sc afrma aqui
que en- Cuba Sc espera el secretario Taft ansiosa-
lneute, pues los liberaes que acaudila el general
Gomez Green que POGO de su llegada Sc sabra con
feza la @poca Ell que Sc verifcaran las elecclones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

We de esta noche saldra para la isla
Culebras.
-Durante la Semana Santa Sc
celebraran en- la Catedral los ST.
guientes actos religiosos: Mierco-
les sauto. - -Por la noche. Ell paso
de JESUS Nazareno con la cruz acues
tas.-Al toque de Oracion, Rosario,
Sermon por el R. P. Berries, Parro-
co de la Catedral. -MiSerere.
Jueves Santo. - Por la mafiana.
A las 9 Misa solemue Ponti6cal,
Procession al Monumento. - Por la
tarde. "A las 81 Lavatorio que
hara Ell Iltmo. sefior Obispo. Ser
mon por eli R. P. Daniel de Bilbao.
Maitines cantados.
Viernes Santos. -Por la mana
MA las 9 los ofcios litdrgicos
del dia a-por el Iltmo. Prelado Pa
sion cantada- Procession desde el
Monumento al altar. --Por la tarde.
"A las AZ Maitines cantados.
Sabado Santo. "A las 8 a. m.
-Bendici6n del fuego y la Pila
Bautismsl. -Misa solemne.
Domingo de Pascua, "A las S
de la mahana Misa y procession POI
los claustros de. la Iglesia. "A las
nueve a. m. Misa Pontihcal y Ben.
dici6n Papal.
Ell coronel Hamill ordent
aver al comandante Lutz Sc trasla
dase al puesto de policia de Santur
ce para inveStigar 10 ocurrido all
entire varioS policias, de cuyo Suce
so nos ocupamos en- nuestro numert
anterior. FL informe sera someti
do la consideration de la Comisi6l
de la policia. Segdn parece, tire
de los guardias referidos seran ex
! pulsados del cuerpo.
Hoy Sc han celebrado solem
mes o6cios en- La iglesia de San Jost
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

blico, ha emitido una opinion que
publicaremos mafana acerca de la
manera de interpretarse la men.
cionada ley a la que el susodicho
Rosario no ha faltado en- NADIA.
Otro abogado nos ha infornia.
do, que aIn en- el case de que Ro-
sario hubiera infringido la ley, no
puede la policia destruirle SD corral
de pesca, sin que incurra esta en-
un delito castigado en- el C6digo
penal.
I'm la plaza del mercado no
Sc observan las disposiciones de Sa.
nidad. Parece que este ramo no
Is alH atendldo.
En- ian eSta mafisna en- ia
carcel MUM pei a3 varones y sietU
mujeres senteneiapOsy y S iudividuos
peldientes de iuiCio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
I ratado retrasado.
Asuntos de la India.

Londres, Mario 26.-H tratado anglo-ruso So
bre asuntos de la india ha sido retrasado, acaso
Sc presenter nuevos obstaculos que hagan adn mas
tardia su de6nitiva aprobac6n Por ahora el retra-
so ha obedecido al silencio del Emr de Afghanstan
en- 10 que respecta una replica que debo hacer
oportunamente al emperador de la China, fjando
las condolences que rocen en- dcho ratado con el
Tibet. Es por este que Sc sospecha que el tratado
tropezara con nuevos obstaculos. Sc cree que exis
ten dferencias de crtero en- 10 que hace la sanction
de dicho tratado entire el emperador de la China
el Emtr de Afghanistan. De todos modos, en- la
Persia velaran con toda energia por sus intereses
Russia y la Gran Bretaiia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
:RlVGECl CIRIlLLO !OIl

A bordo del eCoamoD embarc6
hoy para los Estados Unidos este
compatriota nuestro, joven inteli-
gente y laborioso, que abriga el le-
vantado prop6sito de dedicarse ALI
al estudio, sosteniendose, mediante
el propio esfuerzo, del trabajo de
sus manos, hasta yer realizadas sus
justas y mobiles aspiraciones.
Ejerci6 aqut el joven Carballo
el ofcio de tabaquero, y Sc distin-
gui6 en- la pasada lucha de los CO.
micios como enthusiastic orador y
propagandista de la Union de Puer-
to Rico.
Dadas sus relevantes prendas
de caracter y sus claros dotes de
inteligencias, su buen juicio y su
amor al estudio, asf como su volun-
tad decidida y frme, no dudamos
que ha de obtener brillantisimos
resultados y que sabra abrirse paso
4 traves de los obstaculoS que pue,
dan oponersele en- su camino.
LA DEMocRAcIA, al despedirle
cari1osamente, lie envfa sus voces
de aliento y estfmulo y lie desea e
exito mas feliz y complete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

con motive de la solemnidad del
dia. El Padre Claudio Celada pro-
nunci6 un sermon, asistiendo al &C.
to el Ilustrfsimo sefior Obispo de la
Di6cesis.
-Anoche di6 retreta en- el Ar
senal la banda del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico.
Hoy regresa a Cayey ell juez
municipal de aquel pueblo Lcdo.
don Manuel Cinorio.
Sc nos informa que, debido
al gran trabajo realizado por las
autoridades de Cayey, ha logrado
atajarse ALI la epidemic de febre
tifoidea, que venla hacienda algIn
estrago. De dicha enfermedad no
Sc registra hoy dia ningdn case en-
aquella poJlaci6n,
En- el entierro del icadaver
del Rvdo. Padre don Rafael Fer
n$ndez Guerrero, despidi6 Ell duelo,
con muy eIocuentes y sentidas fra
ses, nuestSo distinguido amigo )
correligionario el Lcdo. don Candi
do Martinez Rosell6, farmaceutict
de Rio Grande.
-Maiiana Sc reunira e1 la mo
rada de don Rafael Diez de Andino
Santurce, parada I6 y media, Ii
Junta de Distrito de San Juan.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan e
estimable joven de Humacao, dol
Francisco Riuc6n, que viene a est
ciudad a fufrir una operaci6n qui
rurgica. Hacemos votos porque sal
ga bien de la operation a que h
de someterse.
-Dofia Luisa Castro, vecin
de Puerta de TERRA, ha presentad
ante la Corte civil de esta ciuda
una moci6n solicitando Sc la declaI
dnica heredera de los bienes d
intestato de ELISA Kortrigh, 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
In1presiones y noticias

Nuestto buen amigo don Car
los Conde, del alto comercio de esta
plaza, tiene la atenci6n de partici-
parnos que ha sido nombrado Con-
sui honorario de la Republica orien.
tai del Uruguay, con jurisdiction,
ademas de San Juan, Ell los depar-
tamentos de Bayam6n, Arecibo y
Humacao. AL mismo tempo no,
acompaiia un ejenplar del discurso
pronunciado en- la Camara por el
Ministro de Hacienda, sefior Serra-
to, el rs de Setiembre del aho pa.
sado.
De dicho documento Sc des-
prende que al clausurarse el ejerci-
clio de 1905 a 1906, la situaci6n del
Tesero no puede ser mas satiSfacto-
ria, pues arroja TN superavit de
4s3.I1o pesos, que Sc destinara a
Was de communication y obras p1-
blicas.
Este hecho de cerrar las cuen-
tas de uu ejercicio con un sobrante
disponible, real y efectivo en- GAIA
como observa muy bien Ell sefor
Serrato-es un hecho nuevo, no so
larnente para aquel pals, sino para
todas las repdblicas sud-americanas
y demuestra el estado foreciente
del Uruguay.
Restanos enviar nuestros para
bienes al amigo seiior Conde, poi
el cargo para que le designa aque
gobieruo, ,co1 gran acierto.
En- el vapor eDolplin', de Ii
armada americana, lego hoy 4 Sal
Juan el Honorable Metcalf, Secre
tafio de Marina de los Estados Uni
dos. DicAo alto funcionario des
embarc6 4 las doce, dirigiendose
la Mansion EjecutlvA, dondc fu
pbsequiado con un almuerzo por {
GobernadOr Winthrop, A las uu'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

solicitud Sc le ha notifcado al admi
nistrador judicial de dichos bienes
La policia Sc dispone termi-
mar de una vez para siempre con la
industria de las rifas, que viene
explotandose Ell esta ciudad en-
pugna con 10 que disponen las le-
yes vigentes. Esta mahana, Ell de.
tective Liborio Torres arrest6 al in-
dividuo Carmelo Garcia que Sc de.
dicaba a regatar por acciones varias
prendas de orc, denunciandolo al
Juez municipal.
"A Bias Mesa le atac6 aye
un sincope en- el zaguan de la cass
no SO de la calle de San Justo, pro
duciendose al caer al suelo una he
rida sobre el arco superciliar IL
quierdo.
Aver hubo un conato de in
ceudio en- Ia casa de la sefora viud
de Gigantic, en- Mayagiiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
POr , able
'0ErIll De IA CORRESPONDENCE" Y IA DEuOCRIcI UNOE

sDolphins A bordo de este barco viaja el Secreta-
rio de Marina Metcah El aDolphin' saldra con
rumbo Puerto Rico. Sc asegura que el ministro
de Marina pasara en- esa isla algunas horas que
tai vez visite alguna otra ciudad puertorriquena
Las autordades de esta isa le han hecho cortes re-
cepci6n. FL gobernador fue visitarle q bordo
luego el ministro Metcalf saudo terra en- su pa
lacio dicho gobernador.