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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
NOTIC|AS De PONCE

T.uis Ter z, herlda lncisa en- Ia
region media p,antar del pie izquier-
do.
Conception Igleslas, herida in
elsa en- el dedo auular de la mano
izqui ,rda con perdida de la una y
valias contu u,iones en- el cuerpo.
Zoilo Vega, confusion en- la Ii
bri4 derecha, pate Superior.
Manuel Rivera, herida pene
traDte en- el malar inferior derecho.
-Esta noche la Federation
Libre Gel, brara IN mitin de propa
plnda en- ell barrio de la Cantela.
Fl guardia de sanidad Fe-
lipe Oliver decomis6 6 barriles aren
ques por encontrsrlos en- NAL es-
tado.
Una version iufundada, pro.
palada por manejos ocultos ha ira
tado de poner en- I'm conhicto Il
Cfedito y Ahorro Ponceno.
No Sc sabe por qulen 8 quines
desde hace dos 8 tres dfas Sc vsn'a
propaganda q sotlo aofe que el
Credito y Ahrrro Ponc,f1 estaba
en- bancarrota.
Esto alarm6 q la case traba-
jadora y enla tarde de hoy cente-
mares de personals compuesto de
obreros y mujeres invadieron el
Credito reclsmando su dinero.
Fl presidente, senior Ermelln-
do Salazar, orden6 lie fuese entire
gado su dinero al que 10 solicitase,
y las cuatro de la tarde, hora en-
que escriblmos estas notas, Sc en-
cuentran invadidoS todos los alre.
dedores de esa sociedad bancaris-
Hay que tener en- cuenta que
Ponce tiene cuatro Bancos y el que
mas operaciones hace es el aCredi.
to y Ahorro PonceioO, como tam
bien el unico que acepta los ahorrcs
de los ohreros con una prima y con
premios 4 los mas corstantes du.
rante el afio.
Es de suponer que el dafio nc
ha querido hacerse tan solo al Gre.
ditto y Ahorro Poncefio, 81 que tam.
bien a los obreros que no tendran
desde hoy donde depositar sus
ahorros.
Sc encuentra recogido en-
CANA nuestro amigo don AdolfC
Lespier, sustituy endole en- su cargo
iuterinamente el cabo de penales
don Francisco Salas.
-Ha regresado de San Juan e.
doctor Coronss, haciendose cargo
del Depattamento de Sanidad.
-Cierro estas lineas noticiando
que ha habido necesidad de dejal
una sola puerta alberta en- el Cledi-
to y Ahorro ponceno y roner IN
policfa para evitar la aglomeracion
de gente.
Van despachandolos uno a uno.
CORRRSPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05

Dlctembre, 3. Operac +" neS
practicadas durante ell mes d no
vlembre en- el Hospital TIicolhe.
Por el doctor Lopez NusSa:
Extirpaci6n de los ovarios. Peri
touitis tuberculosa; leparatumia.
Hidrocelis doble; cura radical. Fl
mosis, circunsicion. Hiircceli; ope
raci6n de Saboulay. tuberculosis
tibial.
Por el doctor Cesteros; Vagi-
minus; operaci6n de Pozzi. Osteo-
sarcoma del frontal; extirpaci6n
total. Fimosis circunsici6n. Alb
ceso schio rectal, dilatacion. Hi
droceli doble; cura radical. Resec
cl6n de tres metatarsianos. Hidro
cells, operaci6n de Sabou!ay. HI
droceli supurado; cura radical.
Por el doctor Molina: Mastoi
dectomma. Enucleacion. Tridec-
tomla. Dilatacion del cemallculo.
Cautoplastia. Pterigium. Opera
clon q los seuos frontales y etmoi-
dal derecha; 3 de cataratas. Ne
crosis del maxilsr superior, cureta-
ge. Extirpaci6n de parte del ma
xilar superior.
Sc habla en- esta ciudad So
bre probable disidencia entire el
partido republican, de Coamo, 8
causa del emprestito de los 5000
dollars.
Sc dice que con este motive Sc
encuentra muy disgustado el sefior
Betances, por 10 que es probable
presente su renuncia.
Tambien Sc dice que el sefior
Fontanes trata de arreglar la cosa
de manera que el alcalde no renun
Gle.
Hasta fines de novlembre Sc
sostuvieron en- el Dep6sito Munici.
pal 1883 estanclas.
Hoy Sc han sacri6cado II
reses para el expendio publico de
esta ciudad.
Sc ha levantado en- Coamo
una nueva tahona, donde trabajan
los panaderos que fueron despedi-
dos de las tahonas del atrust.D Esta
nueva tahona hace competencia al
etrusts que domina ALI hace algu
uos amos.
Aver ingres6 en- ia carcel del
iistiito Lorenzo Medina, de Pefue
las, en- estado de locuta, el que fue
traslada1o al Hospital de Locos
para trasladarlo al Manicomio.
--Existencia de reclui los en-
la carcel del distrito
En- condena; varones I49; mu.
jeres %. En- sumarla; varones IS;
mujeres /
--Curados en- la Sala de Soco-
rros del Hospital Tricoche:
Arturo Torres, herida incisa
en- la parte interior del antebrazo
derecho.
Carmen Adorno, confusion con
equinoS.S S en- el autebraZo izouierdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
iSENS NSACIONAL!
"LA PATULEA +"

Novela puertoyli lueila de gran
actualidad.
Este .mocionanie liblo de Pc
REF LosADA, edici6n de gran lujo,
con grabados en- Ell t, xto y una pre-.
ciosa cubierta en- TRIcoNIA, Sc ven.
de a I'D dollar ejemplar.
De Venta on tOdaS las llbre-
rias de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
A0TAS De ESPAAA
Una nina de catorce
amos. -Envenena 4
toda su familia.
EN- EsTAOO GRAVE
Reyerta entire dos individuos
de la Guardia Civil. La
muerte de uuo de ellos

Copiamos de aEl ImparcialO de
Madrid:
aUna nina de catorce amos,
Purifcacl6n Dalac Agudo, ha enve
nenado 4 su familia echando una
GAIA de f6sforos en- la vasija donde
Sc condimentaban los alimentos.
81 padre de la envenenadora,
Ignacio Dalac, su esposa y madras
ia de la nina, Eugenia Puche, y un
huesped llamado Julio Villa1rubia,
sentaronse q la mesa. La nina Sc
nego q conner, trataudo de justifcar
81 actitud por un disgusto que ha
bia tenido con su madrasta. No
extla1o la famiia la abstencion po1
eSta causa.
LES esposos y el huesped ha
bian ap-nas terminado la comida,
cuando sc vieron acometidos de
fuertes dolores y constantes v6mi
tos.
En- vista de que el estado de
los paclentes parecia muy grave, Sc
di6 inmediatamente aviso q la Casa
de Socorro del Congreso.
Acto continue acudi6 un me
dico, y despuks de reconocer a los
esposos y al hu6sped, dictamin6
que los tres padecian una intoxica
ci6n de ca1acter grave
La comisar1a q donde SC habia
dado cuenta de 10 ocurrido, envi6
un Inspector a la casa, y como el
suceso no tenia explicaci6n possible,
por tratarse de una intoxicaci6n por
f6storos, que por cierto fueron ha-
llados en- los reStos de la comida,
hubo de interrogar el referido poll.
cfa 4 la nina Puri6cacl6n Dalac.
Esta, llorando desconsolada.
mente, nego en- un principle que
supiese NADIA relacionada con el mis-
terioso suceso, pero apremiada a
preguntas por el inspector, hubo
de confesar que habia intentadc
suicidarse cansada de Ia vida, por
los malos tratos que recibla de su
madrasta, y que a tai fin echo los
f6sforos en- la vasija del cocido.
Los pacientes fueron asiStidos
siendo su estado relativamente sa-
tisfactorio.
La envenenadora ingres6 en- el
juzgado de gua1dia y
-Dicen de Palencia que Fl dia
; de noviembre Sali6 las siete de
la mariana una pareja de la Guardia
Civil del Immediate pueblo oe Ce-
vico, dirigiendose al monte llamado
Correntiio, termino munici pal del
Vale.
Folmaban la parrja el cabo Fe
liciano Herrero y el guardia Vicen
te Gonzalez.
Dsbi6 mediar entre ellos algu.
ia disputa, va en- el monte, pnes
resulto mueito el guardia Gonzalez
por S tiros de mauser en- el pecho ,
brazoS.
81 cabo, casado y con hljos,
era muy apreciado en- Palvncia. S,
presento en- el cuattel, ordenando
que dos guardias fueren al monte
para recoger el cadaver.
Luego Sc ptesent6 a sus jefes.
Sc instruye Sumaria.
En- esta imprenta St necesi-
fov, b,.,,,oa x-a..I I'D,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
EMILIO FERRAR|
Datos biografcos. Sus
padres. Aicion de-
cidida q las Ietras.
ESCAPATORlk A MADRID
Sus primeras obras Fir
n eza de voluntad. -Sus
triunfos literarios.

torres, el dfa 70 de noviembre muri6
en- Madrid tras una enfermedad
brevfsima, el ilustre poeta, aca-
demico de la Real Espanola, ell Sc
for Emilio Ferrari. Su falleci
miento es para la literature espa-
fiola una perdida considerable.
Ferrari escribi6 versos., s.,amplios,
rotundos, sonoros, de una grandio
sldad y de una fuerza, que prego-
naban su abolengo de pura estirpe
castellana. Era, por el modo de
yer y de labrar el verso, mas bien
que TN discipulo, un hermano me-
nor en- Apollo de el sefior Gaspar
N1fiez de Arce.
Su encumbramiento, sus pres
tlgios, su des7hogada posicion, la
consideration social y llterarla que
gozaba, todo clio fue exclusive
producto de su esfuerzo, fruto de
su taleulo y premio de su frme y
honrada voluntad.
Ferrari ha muerto relattva,
mente joven. De algunos aiios q
esta parte estaba retraido del asi-
duo cultivo de las letras; pero mu-
cho antes habla dado sus alls la
fama a las estrofas admirables que
el compuso, y esta es la causa de
que la generaciou que llega ahora
olga los versos de Ferrari como
algo rancio y noble, de un tempo
va pasado.
81 senior Emilio Ferrari naci6
en- "a de febrero de 1853, y eran sus
padres comerciantes no muy holga-
dos de fortuna. Desde bisn nifio
va mostraba el poeta que iba a ser
poeta, y con esa sed de 10 descono,
ddo que llevan en- SD alma, desde
el amanecer de Ia vida, los que han
de ser caballeros del Ideal, mas de
una y de dos veces Sc hugo de sus
lares "a corier el mundo.S Vana-
mente pretendi6 la autoridad pater-
nal atarle q las Columns del libro
mayor 8 del libro diario. Ferrari
no guerra mas Dbros que los que de.
clan trovas, los que cantaban q los
heroes, los que cantaban al amor;
alos doce afios tenfa va escritas dos
ieyendas, que Sc imprimieron lue-
go; POGO despues, tenia escrltos dos
dramas : sLa muerte de Cervantess
ysQuien q hero mata .D-que
luego Sc estrenaron con gran exito
en- SD ciudad natal
En- IN arranque mas violento
de sd arriscada voluntad, fue a Ma
drid para vivir en- eI def ehnitivamen
te. ALI, en- lucha desesperada por
Ia vida, estudi6 Jas carreras de De-
recho y de Filosofia y Letras, y ALI
acudi6 q un concurso alberto po1
La Nashaei6n hace mas de treints
AMOS, y, en- torneo con doscientos
setenta rivales, vic premiado su
cuento al diab.o de moda.s
Al fin Sc le hizo Llama la senda
de los triunfos. En- Ell teatro de la
Alhambra representoSe con unani
me aplauso su ob,a sLa justicia del
acaso;S agotabanse en- las librerias
las ediciones de SD poemita sUn dia
glorioso'; y, al cabo, una noche tu-
vo en- el Ateneo la consagraci6n
defnitiva, y vino el dia glorioso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
Sc Re(eSita I'm GGdi(O

Vacante la plaza de O6cial de
Sanidad de este pueblo con un ha-
Der anual de 5000, 90, Sc hace pu.
blico, para que los aSpirantes pre-
Senten Sus solicitudeS a esta Alcal-
dia, por el termiuo de un mes.
Gales, noviembre II de 1907. "a
Sc p. Santiago, Alcalde. 80 II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30
GRAND REUNION
On |III| AT RICHMOND
ENTIRE SOUTH TURNS OUT TO
HONOR coNFEDERATEs.
= Regular Family Gathering Of Con-
fsderacy--Every House in the Town
Decorated With Flags and Bunting
Atlanta After Next Convention.

Richmond, Va, May SO-@Today COM
mences the celebration of the Confed-
crate seventeenth annual reunion in
this city. which VIII last from today
until June 3. The crowd in the citv
isimmense, all the south having turned
out with full numbers of veterans and
their friends, who have come from
every town in the south. The reunion
seems to have been taken as family
gathering of the entire Confederacv
and no state has been lacking in send
ing here the boys in gray who survive
of all the mighty numbers that the
south sent to the fray The city itself
looks like the capital of some proud
country that has called ali its sons to
the family fireside, and then has dress
ed UP the old town until she scarcely
knows herself in her finery.
Every house in the city Is believed
to be decorated with flags and bunting
and the people wear a gladstone air as
though all business had been laid
aside. 1t is thought that more reun-
Ions OF old generals and old colonels
IS taking place here than has been
known since the war. Much curiosity
has been manifested to see the statue
or the president of the Confederacv
Jefferson Davis. CharIestown has sent
Dig crowd, as enthusiastic as though
the reunion We're in the Palmetto state
and Atlanta has huge number here
Atlanta is after the next convention
Atlanta having developed a huge and
Unsuitable appetite for conventions. and
will get all its vigorous delegates can
pag by coaxing or convening logic, for
Atlanta has some very good points in
its treatment of conventions, princi-
pal one being its generous hospitality
10 delegates and their friends.
General Gordon. commander of the
Tennessee division, is easily a marked
man among the assembled hosts. and
he is all alive over the presence of old
comrades and old generals. He con- |
siders that the main event win be the
unveiling OF the statue of the former
president of the Confederacy All here
unite In praising the treatment they
have received, and the extraordinary |
low prices they have paid for things |
that had to be bought. There does not
seem to be the slightest desire to make
money out Of a living soul that has
come here to review the memories Of |
the old times.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30

quarters unfit for human habitation.
Eight or ten families sometimes find
shelter in houses which under other
conditions would afford reasonable ac-
comnlodations for not more than two
or three. The population is princi-
pally Hebrew and Italian, and because
1t goes farther, the food product most
largely consumed by this great mass
OF humanity is bread Generally
speaking, the annual average per cap
ita consumption of -four in the United
States is approximately one barrel In
this section, covering about three
square miles and containing about
100000 people, something like 2.00O,-
600 barrels of -four are consumed each
year, which means about 500, ,OOO, 900
loaves of bread weighing a pound each.
Within the limits of this comparatively
small area there are located upward
of 1000 bakeshops which, In addition
to baking the bread they sell, also
make a business of baking the loaves
that are made and brought to them
each morning by the women and chill
dren of the locality. The enormous
mountain of bread which they turn
out in the course of year would fill
about 10000 average freight cars, maxi
ing train 1876 miles long.
Longacre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30
streeter.

streeter, N. D., May 2S-To TIL,
Forum: Miss Terese Brophy who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. It
Grimes, east Of town, returned to Far.
go on Wednesday. During her STAY
she made host Of friends who are
sorry to see her go.
Olin Anderson, our postmaster, made
"a flying trip to jamestown on Friday
returning Saturday. During his alb
sence Annie Bell has charge of the
postoffice.
Rev. Holkroft delivered a sermon
here both Afternoon and evening to a
large audience. Rev. Holkroft is q
good speaker and one we are glad to
have with us.
s. ]. Huage and L. E. Larson drove
to Medina on Monday to take the train
to jamestown on business.
j. J. Delaney returned from Canada
on Monday bringing with him eleven
cars of Canadian cattle which he
bought there. He bought about 500
head, all young stock, one and two
years old which he will pasture on his
ranch south of here
Lucy Dunn went to GackIe on Mon
day
A Kidman went to Edgeley on bus
mess Monday Cor. s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30
Ahercronhis.

Abercrombie, N. d., May 29.-To The
Forum; The Commercial hotel ha,
been purchased by Henderson & John.
son, who have spared no expense in
making 1t a most satisfying and com
Portable home for the u. C. T. and gen.
eral travelling public There are sam
pie rooms, private writing room, rich
ly furnished parlori fine cuisine, every
thing homelike with courteous treat
ment. The Forum kept on file. See
advertisement in this paper.
Sebastian Marty was taken IN
Wednesday. DIR. Ivers attended him.
and he is able to be out again.
Rev. w. Edwards was at Wahpeton
Monday on important business.
Earl Hart, representing the Stacy
Fruit Co., of Fargo, was calling on GUS
toners Monday.
The new crosswalks are decided
benefit to the community,
The park auxiliary met at Mrs. Voy-
ems palatial home Sunday. A delight
full programme was much enjoyed by
all privileged to be present.
w. p. Sperry was i'm town Monday.
Farm work in his district is In full
force. Recent showers have cheered
the wheat plant. 1t viii soon be big
enough to talk
On Memorial day let us think of The
noble and brave, who labored tin death
did them part; place beautiful flow
er on each wellknown grave; for the
carry one in the heart.
Cor. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30
EnaIevaIe.

Englevale, N. d., May 2s.-To The
Forum: Roy Johnston is on a visit
to Nome, N. D., this week.
H. Hinze came back from Steele
Saturday. He win soon move the
family there. Mr.. Hinzegis an old
resident Of this town and win be
missed by all. All will wish him suc-
cess If he makes that his home.
Bertha Hinze is expected home on
Wednesday for a visit She is d
teacher in L.aMoure county.
Rev Boothby and wife are holding
meetings here this week and there
seems to be general interest awak-
ened and good attendance SO far.
The Aid at Mrs Durbin's was well
attended A large crowd took advan-
tage of the fine weather for a ride
and Aid combined
Max Ruth is doing land Office
business with his steam plow.
Addie Whitney's school closes this
week Wednesday.
A. w. Porter Is not as well as his
friends would wish. His illness Is
somewhat complicated and he viii 70
today to the hospital at Rochester.
MINI. for further treatment. He Ii
attended there BY Dr. Slough Of Yer
ona. All hope for his speedy recov-
cry.
The grades across the. big sloughs
are in very bad condition, and If not
attended to ere another storm viii be-
linpa ssable. RI the town does not see
to and urge the work forward, the
adjoining towns win certainly get the
swherewithei'' that ought to 90 to-
help the trade Ii Hsnglevale.
The next Esngievale Aid viii meet
with Mrs Clayton. All come and elect
new officers.
BE sure and attend the contest on,
ings this week conducted by Rev.
Boothby. Show your appreciation or
his work BY being present and encour-
age him. The religion Of town il
lts foundation and moral support.
Be sure an attend the contest On
June II. There viii be double class.
one class DC young men and women,
and one q young girls. All come: the.
chance Of your life. Cor u.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR A MEETING.
CONVENTION OF CAR ACCOUNT.
ANTS ON JUNE rs.
National Gathering Will Take 800 Peo.
pie From Different Parts OF the
country--WiII Be in Session Two
Days.

ST Paul, May S0--Complete arrange
ments nave been made for the summer
! meeting OF the Association of Trans
portation and Car Accounting Onlcers
IN 81. Paul June 25 1t Is expected
that 900 people will come from lllffar-
ent sections of the country. who he
siaes attending to business will ba
t.Die 10 spend an enjoyable visit under
the programme of entertainment pre-
pared by the local committee on ar.
rangements.
Tne sessions will be held al the Nv
an hotel The opening meeting which
WIN be held at 10:3O O'clock In the
morning, will be addressed by pro,ni~
nent official of one OF the western
railroads. A considerable amount ~
business will have to be transacted al
the meeting, and in order To afford s,f-
ncient time to discuss the various tom
les referred to the committees. the es.-
ecutfve committee has recornnen da,I
that sessions be held as follows.
tuesday June 25, 1880 a. M ~
wednesday, June IS. 10 a. m. ana . =
m After the business has beer dis
posed of the local committee has mad
arrangements so that representa- tivas
may visit the Minnesota TrapsfeT
Lake Minnetonka and Duluth
For the benefit of the ladies' "siebt-
seeing" cars will be in front of the
Ryan hotel at / o'clock Tuesday noon
On Thursday, June 26. a MinneanoIjs
q 81. Louis special train will leave tho
81. Paul union depot at 1880 o'clock In
the afternoon for Lake Minnetonka a
"Trip will be made around the lake. re-
turning in time to have dinner at the
motel at Minnetonka, The party is
expected TO reach the Ryan that night
at 1890 o'clock. On the following day
Friday, the delegates will leave for
Duluth at o'clock in the morning over
the Northern Pacific. There win be
a boulevard drive and a boat trim
around the bay. The return train will
leave Duluth in time to bring the party
back TO ST. Paul between and
O'Clock Saturday morning June 20.
The committee on arrangements IL
as follows: l. b. Richards. Northern
Pacific railway, st. Paul, chairman: III
l.. Hunter, M, St. p. & S. S. M. rail-
way. Minneapolis; II. +. Bodbury M.
& st. L. railway, Minneapolis; q. L.
Ossman, c., st. r., M. a. o. railway. St
Paul: w. r. Beecham, c.. M. & St p
railway, Chicago, H.; c. j. Fellows. c.
O.. w. railway, st. Paul
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-30
NRECKERS TRY
TO DERAIL TRAIN
THE SWITCH HAD BEEN PARTI.
ALLY OPENED.
No Motive Known For the Wreck
Of Passenger on Akron, Bedford q.
Cleveland Electric car-Passensers
Were All Badly Shaken Up.

Cleveland, Ohio, May 3O-A de-
liberate attempt to,fwreck All
Akron. Bedford & Cleveland traction
car, crowded with cleveland people
was made between Bedford and New
burg about $3.50 last night, The reai
trucks left the track but no one was
injured. fsa
Iae car was bound north. Most OF
the passengers had spent the day about
the lakes, In Akron and were returning
home. The car was moving at d good
rate OF speed and the inotorman failed
to notice anything wrong until his car
struck an obstruction at Dunhams
switch
The rear trucks left the track and
bumped along the ties. The motor
man brought the car to a stop. The
passengers were shaken up but un-
hurt.
The switch had been partially open
ed, but the wreckers had evidently
been scared away before they had
completed their work A heavy plank
and some stones had been placed over
the switch.
A high official of the company at the
Akron headquarters said Monday
there was no doubt but that a deliber-
ate attempt ait wrecking had been
made. He had no explanation as to
the motive, but declared the company
had been having trouble in that neigh
borhood for some time
The company Is making a careful in
vestigation.