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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
E| Attorney General y
d juez Cu||eInety
AsJ VA IA JusTJCJA

En- una edici6n de este diario,
Sc publico, hace algunos dias, una
mocion que el Honorable Attorney
dirigio la Corte municipal de esta
villa. Ell primer magistrate de la
justicia en- este pals, procediendo
con TN apasionamiento que solo es
comparable a la desgracia que le
llev6 a tan augusta sitio, recomen'
daba el sobreseimiento de la causa
que, por jugar 4 10 prohibido, Sc
guia este tribunal en- contra del
Marshal, Secretario y otros acu-
sados.
Nuestra honorable Corte, dis
crepando del criterio del Attorney,
que & nuestro juicio representa- algo
asi como la espada de Them 5 prom
ia 4 amparar d los conculcadores
de Ia ley, conlen6 q los acusadoS,
salvando, Ell parte, ell prcst go de
Ia justicia.
III Marshal y el Secretario, 6la'
soaanao m detidido respeto a la ley,
continuan Ell el ejercicio de sus
funcioneS.
Lean nueStros lectores la con
testaci6n que el seiior Juez CUTLER.
mety dirigi6 al Attorney, y en- G
pr6ximo numero publicarenos Ii
replica de este funcionario. Co
RRRSPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
OESDE UUEVA YORK
ts mania yankee Do fabflcsr
edlhcIos de c0Iosales
alturas.
CuARENTA P,SOS
Otro edi6cio de cien piso',
CuARENTA P'sOs
Otro edi6cio de cien piso',
con hote'es, teatros. joye.
rias, almacenes, etc

Entreios rassos distiltivos de
II actividad y del espiritu de EN-
presa que distingue la raza anglo
sajona, quizas no hay ninguno mas
caracterlsticamente yankee que ESQ
que bien pudieramos lamar mania
de fabricar edi6cios de la altura de
regulares montanas.
Parecia que Sc habla llegado al
limite cuando Sc erigieron esos
IN onstruosos askyscrapers", esas gi-
gantescas torres que Sc llaman Peak
r wv Building, Flatiron Building,
&. g., que Sc lanzan a escalar 81
cielo como las hechas 'le las cate
,lrales g6ticas y abren a una aftura
lie centenares de pies las ventanas
de sus pisos vecinol &c las nubeS, d
los que trepa continuameate uaa
multitud afanada y afanosa.
Pero por 10 visto va ESQ no sa-
tisface las necesidades crlcicntes d.
esta poblacion gigantesca, por,
que Ia Compaiiia de Maquinas de
coser dc Singer, esta fabricanlo un
(Contiu4a en- Ia p4gfna ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
NILAGROSO DES(UBRINIFKTO

fin lego San Magsa esrdad Ghca ST geno de
g. Alberto Pzo de Napoe 81 ca anaHu nfndad hervas
medcinaes de la india depues pndo gsudio enfer
dade sdas la ecoado medic dc radcan
solo del o comatc enfermedade
couad uso dc dca sustancia FL tratamnto
formulas vegetables pu composition hie
ba medcinaes la India Las pdoas necc6n daraos
nvento mgo compa crac6n de intermediates de
las Was urnarias de ambos sexos.
FL magoso ROOB PIZZO ncameno
competa destruction bao tco pur6ca
gre mpu djaudoa estado be virus dando saud
nmundad production enf.mead Teniendo
compea gudad tod aaa aqueas
meddes ha de osamente dcos meamentos cue
Epedad ncreduo podfan pago despu@s del resu
paruama que solo fmmo de bondad de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

cionada, por ser insudciente la prue-
b. presentada, y no el Hon. Aitor-
Icy General de Puerto RICO.
Octava y ultim1. Que en:en-
diendo la Corte que existe pruebl
su6ciente para proceder Ell contra
de los acusados, debe por consi-
guiente procederse a celebration
del correspondence juicio. Respe-
tuosamente. --Rafaei GuHlermety, -
Juez Municipal. Coalno, P. R. Enc
70 8 de 1907.
Certifco: que 10 anteriormente
transcrito es copia que concuerda
bien y 6elmente con la capia simple
que Sc halla en- esta Corte y en- vir-
tud d. orden d Il Hon. Rlflel Cal.
llermety, Juez Municipal dc Coamo
" a peticion de Ovidio Colon Mar
quez, exPido La presente en- Coamo
P. R. a los IS dfas del mes de Fe-
brero de 1907,
RosENDo QUEsADA.
Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

en- contra de los acusados, pero an
te todo debo exponer las conclusio
nes siguientes:
Primera. Que Sc trata en- este
case de I'm delito menos grave (mis-
demeanor) consumado dentro de la
jurisdiction correspondence a la
Corte Municipal de Coamo.
Segunda, Que esta Corte tan
pronto tuvo conocimiento, en- virtud
de denuncia jurada del delito consu-
mado, procedio de acuerdo con la
Ley aprobada en- IL de Mario del
1903, enmendando el Articulo "a
del Codigo de Enjuiciamiento Cri-
minal, a practicar la correspondence
Investigation testifcal, la que una
vez practicada, procedi6 a dictar
mandamiento de arresto contra los
|acuSados que no fueren funciona-
rios publicos, por existir Ell su OPT
MON pruebas su6cientes para pro-
|ceder en- coltra de los msm IS.
Tercera. Que Ia Corte no pue-
de saber nj prejuzgar cual de las
pruebas es cierta 8 cual es falsa, S
las pruebas presentadas por el Pue.
bio de Puerto Rico 8 la de la De
fensa, sin haber celebrado el CORES
pondiente juicio,
Cuarta. Que solo el dia de
juicio despues de practicada la prue
ba podra la Corte apreciar dich:
prueba en- conjunto y en- detalle'
para llegar a una resolution legal
Quinta. Que esta Corte nun
ca declararia admissible y pertinen
te, siemprc inadmisible { impropis
toda la evidencia, que Sc introdujers
en- el juicio (que usted hace men
cion EN- su carta) sobre hechos re-
laciorados con los medios que utili
70 la policia denunciante para sor
prender a los acusados durante |;
,consumaci6n del delito denunciado
lpor ser dicha evidencia inadmisibl
( impertinente en- este proceso.
Sexta. Que Ia Corte sola ,
exclusivamente tomara en- conside
racion esos hechos admitiendolo
como pertinentes y propios Clos gu
usted hace mencion en- su carta col
respecto la policfa ell un process
que Sc siguiera por los acusados el
contra de la policla denunciante po
haber dicha policia penetrado lie
galmente en- una morada particula
donde Sc consumara hecho algun
delictivo.
S&ptima. Que esta Corte en-
tiende que es la unica llamada
d-sestimar In presente acci6n mer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
CORRESPONSAL.
Colonia Especial
De Estudiamtes P~ertOv1qMe10S {"
Baltimore, MD.

Admite niiias y sehoritas, y varo-
uOs memories de I3 aiios. Para la ad-
quisicion de prospectos, dirigirse al
Doctor Rafael Janer, 1922 Druid Hill
Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
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Los fon6gaos aemanes ance los mas peectos ha e
a preco dede 5000 Sempre vendo pc igua mas vena
que nade fon6go I EdsoH enndo
gran sudo records disco de ndo pesonad
cha fabcas Impodos Europa records de opera canos
Giorgn Bonc Constantine Vigua Bie Ba Vals Alvarez
Boga Pallet Sanmao Anoa Scott De Luca Ta Rufo Cigad Gil
rani Campann Pancon WumBn de Luna Preo de S
guroa Bonsegua, Boonat Baren Ca Tetrszzn Snbch Mel
ba Patti Arkel Labia & &.
surdo records deZauea mppados diente de
dd Barcelona Canos popuares espaoe Ne maagueHas
peneas guaas ndangos grlnana gravaes gaegoN
mpoone consantes dc Paris Milan Madrid ondrcs Berlin
compone oda o6gao Pezde repuesta
PhoDogrsth Exchange.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

tirse, pues dicho funcionario goza
en- este pueblo de merecidas simpa'
tias, ganadas por sus esfuerzos Ell
pro de la ensehanza.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

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Smyrna times., 1907-12-25

on the floor of the house OF represent
atives. The blows of Representative
DeArmOnd caused blood to flow down
the face of Representative Williams,
and on the forcible Intervention of
friends cut the combat short. Mr.. De-
Armond bore away a scuffed nose.
The immediate cause of the fight was
the passing of the lie by Mr.. DeArmond
to Mr.. Williams, resultant of a COM
plaint by the former that the minority
leader had broken faith in "burying"
Representative Booher (Mo) by re-
commencing his assignment by Spea-
ker Cannon to the committee on coin
age, weights and measures. Accord
ing to the statements of the principals
Mr. Williams defended his action by
declaring he had been told by Mr..
Boohers colleague, Representative
Lloyd (Mo) that the committee as.
signment would be satisfactory to Mr..
BOoher. Mr.. DeArmond blunted ques-
toned the truth of the statement, and
after the failure of an effort on his
part to transfer the scene of cOntro-
versy Mr.. Williams struck Mr.. De-
Almond a blow in the face with closed
fist.
The house having just broken up,
groups of Representatives were stand
ing or sitting about, discussing the
committee appointments that had
been announced by the speaker
Among them were Mr. Williams and
Mr.. DeArmond. They were engaged
in very earnest talk but their voices
were low and they attracted no espe-
cial attention. Suddenly both men
sprang to their feet and began striking
each other.
So startled and so astounded were
the members of the house and the Of
fcials that for a moment no one offer
ed to interfere and the leader of the
minority and the member from Miss
Ouri lunged back and forth between
the desks, both swaying wildly and
each in apparent danger of going down.
Blood was flowing freely from a cash
in Mr.. Williams cheek when Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms Sinnott sprang be-
tween them, grasped Mr.. DeArmond
and held him back while represent
atives and attendants, following suit,
effected a SeDaratiOn.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
A $25o,Coo BLAZE
Big Dry Goods store at WiIkes-5a.re,
Pa, Burned.

Big Dry Goods Store at WiIkes-Ba7re,
Pa, Burned.
Wllkes-BaTre, Pa, Dec. %. On
Sunday great volumes of smoke were
seen pouring out of the Globe Dry
Goods store on the public square, one
Of the largest business houses and
modern structures in this city. In less
than a half hour the interior was a
furnace # fire. The dense fog and Sc.
we're cold weather for a time hSudi.
capped the firemen.
By strenuous work of over five
hours the adjacent brick 'Ocks were
saved, but were damaged by water.
The Globe store, owned by Langfeld
Brothers, who have been in business
here for forty years, is a total loss
Everything from the basement to the
fifth story was destroyed. The loss to
this firm alone will reach 100000
which is covered by insurance OF
100000. Two hundred salespeople are
thrown out OF employment for the
present time.
The total loss, it is estimated, will
reach $250000.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
CRASHED INTO WRECK

Twelve Injured On Pennsylvania Rail.
road Express at Bolivar. Pa.
Pittsburg, Dec. 23.-Twelve persons
were injured, heavy property loss was
sustained and three tracks of the
pennsylvania railroad were blockaded
by two wrecks near Bolivar. Pa. Extra
freight train No. 1854 left the rails of
track No. 1 because of a broken rail.
II is believed, and twenty cars were
smashed and piled up over tracks No.
: and No. 3. Almost Immediately after
the accident to the freight No. IL.
known as the Chicago mail, running at
nigh speed to make up lost time.
reached the point of track No. 2 and
plowed into the debris with terrific
force. Every person on the train was
badly jolted and shaken up, many of
the passengers being thrown from
their seats. None of the passenger
cars left the tracks, but a number of
windows were broken and several per-
sons were cut by flying glass.
After delay of three and a hall
hours the passenger train was run
back to the first cross-over, trans.
ferred to track No. 4 and continued on
east. All of the injured remained on
the trair.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
BOY STOLE JEWELRY

Tried to Sell $4,000 Worth For Three
Dollars.
New York, Dec. 21.-William White,
a severteen-year-old boy, is the con.
fessed thief, according to the police.
of the $4,000 package of jewelry that
was stolen from the United States
Express company. He was arrested
in Jersey City after trying to dispose
of the entire collection for 49, The
sale of a $4,000 necklace for twenty
five cents led to his capture.
The prisoner was a helper on one
of the express company's wagons in
Jersey City. His wagon carried the
valuable package, which he put into
his pocket as the wagon was being
unlCaded
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
Kaiser Has Thirteen Christmas Tree.

Kaiser Has Thirteen Christmas Trees.
Berlin, Dec. 29.-Thirteen Christmas
trees stand in the new palace at Pots
dam for the members of the imperial
family. There are two large trees in
the center, with five smaller ones on
the one side and six on the other, di-
minishing in size according to the age
of those for whom they are intended
The two large trees are for the en-
peror and empress and the others for
theix six sons and daughters, the
wives of Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam and Prince Eitel and the two
children of the crown prince.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
A Dangerous Deadlock.

that sometimes terminates fatally, is
the stoppage of liver aud bowel func-
tions. To quickly end this condition
without disagreeable sensations, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills should always
be your remedy. Guaranteed abso-
lutely satisfactory in every case or
money back, at Benton N. Weldon's 5
drug store. 25c
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
safetunin Kills 4 Rahv.

Pottsville, Pa, Dec. 23.-Swallowing
an open safetypin, Thomas, the six
months-old son of John Reed, of Tower
City, died of his injuries. The baby
was brought to the Pottsville hospital,
where it was found that the pin was
caught in the throat. Though the pin
was removed, the child died, the
throat having been so lacerated that
Inflammation closed it.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
NOTICE mol oup CUSTOMERS.

We are pleased to announce that Fo-
iey's Honey and Far for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by
the National Pure Food and Drug law
as 1t contains no opiates or other harm
iul drugs, and we recommend it as a
sale remedy for children and adults
Sold by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
A Remarkable shootinq Record.

San Antonia, Tex, Dec. ga. re-
msrkable shooting exhibition ended
when A. Toepperwein completed ten
day shooting series, during which he
shot at 72.5O0 targets and missed only
nine. This breaks the worlds record in
several ways, both as to the number OF
targets shot at and the number missed.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
LAWSON IN POLITICS
Frenzied Financier Will Launch New
Political Party.


Political Party.
New York, Dec 23.-Thomas w.
Lawson. of Boston, who on last Tues
lay called on President Roosevelt at
the White House, and who subsc-
Guently said he would probably make
a statement to the public within a
few days." will soon launch a new po-
ltical party. It's candidate for rresi-
dent and vice president, according to
the plan as announced, will be Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Governor John A.
Johnson, of Minnesota. In his formal
announcement Mr.. Lawson avoids any
direct statement that his chosen can
didates have acquiesced in his poiitl-
cal program.
Mr.. Lawson claims to have an or
ganization in every state in the Union.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
FIST FIGHT
IN CONGRESS
John Sharp Williams and Mr.. De-
Armond Punch Each Other.
ROW OVER COMMITTEE BERTHS

Washington, Dec. 2O.-The spirit of
rivalry that for five years has alter
nately smouldered and blazed between
John Sharp Williams (Miss.) leader
of the minority, and David A. Dear
mcnd (Mo.) leader of the minority
opposition, eliminated in a fist fight
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07

fully decorated with palms and stream
Iers of satin ribbon formed bower
under which the bridal couple stood.
The affairs were decorated with easter
lilies, ferns and tiny electric lights.
During the Isigning of the register
Miss Marie Meyer sang q beautiful
lave Maria" After the ceremony
the relatives and most intimate friends
were entertained at the brides home
at a reception, held from to s. The
house was also beautifully decorated
in green and white. In the dining
room ported plants and ferns were
prettily arranged and Streamers of
white satin ribbon, asparagus vine
and maiden hair fern. MIR. and Mrs.
Coverdale left for an extended bridal
tour throughout the west. On their
return they will reside in Welsh.
The out-of-town guests who attended
the wedding were: DR.. and Mrs, r.
r. Arceneaux of Welsh, La, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Bolton of Lone City, Tex,
and Miss Lula Burr, of Crowley, La.
Beautiful presents attested the popu-
laritv of the bridal couple. The BRIDES
travelling dress was of champagne silk
with gloves and hat to match. New
Orleans Times-Democrat
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07

The total interest on the State bebt
amounts to S4A, 1890 and the total
bonded Indebtedness OF the State debt
is 81, los, 800. The bonded State debt
has been running since 1879, nearly
thirty years. Originally 1t was more
than $12,OOO,0OO. The interest paid
since 1879 has amounted to more than
the original debt and we still owe the
principal. During Governor Fosters
administration one million dollars
were retired. But for the past ten
years not one dollar has been paid on
the principal. Year in and wear out
the State goes On paying nearly half
a millio0 dollars Interest on these
bonds. Monroe Star
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07
Welsh Boys Add jennings Scalp to
their Belt Sunday.

AT a game played between the
Welsh team and the Jennings Invinci.
bles Sunday, the Welsh boys again
demonstrated the fact that they know
how to play ball. Although the Jen-
nlngs team was composed of the
smoothest players the oil city could
produce, yet they were never in It with
the Welsh team for II minute. and had
it not been for commendable pener-
oslty on the part of our players, it is
doubtful if the enemy would have
scored. AS it was, the score stood
IA to in favor of Welsh.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07

Il of the pretty weddings of the
week was that of Miss Pearl Isa-
O'neill, daughter of Capt. and
Jas. O'neill, to Mr.. Philip Cover
who is prominent in Welsh, La.
3 wedding took place May l6, on
forty-third anniversary of Capt,
RS. O'neills wedding, at St.
t de Paul's Church. The cere-
as performed by Rev. Father
and assisted by Rev Father
1 Welsh, La. The first time
caslon of that kind in st.
e Pau1's Church the joyous
Of the church bells announced
/ of the bridal party. AS
"a, led by the ushers who
It 0'neill, VIM, Coyle, JOS.
Allan Generes, Lohengrin's
rch was sung by the choir,
wing been a member of the
BRIDES attendants were:
eCue, matron of honor,
wedding dress of rich
Miss Viola Carey,
ride. was dressed in q
ped in rose point lace.
O'neill, sister of the
honor, was gowned
ID tulle oyer crepe de
Q entered with her
ed very graceful in a
of messaline silk,
PC. TIE long veil of
ia graceful folds to
s, was caught in
pearl pin, the
arents. She car
Of bride roses,
lilies. Her at
wer boquets of
lilies of the val
white satin rib
with his best
awaited at the
e bride, The
as. Coverdale,
om and Mr..
was beauti-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07
cALCASlEU cHAUTAU'
la, JUNE 81

La, JUNE 81
Fourteen Days of
Gliding AddresSe Il
and Music..by II
ent of the Y
will be Furl
itOrs at I
Cost Of So
Season.
Perhaps one of I
events ever held id
gin in Lake Charlie
enterprising citize Ii
organized what is
Chautauqua Asso|
contracted with LEI
entertainers and in Il
son of fourteen d
day will have as &
Bob Taylor with hi
next day Miss Chap
song recital and in t Il
vile Towers will il n
characters in his rend
Christman Carol.
without doubt one of TN
personaters in the countf
day by day will he such
H. w Sears. Frederick
Shakesperean actor aud 81
John P. D. John, Edwar
OFT, Father DAILY. Senator
Dewitt Miller, Henry Clarl
Ladies' Quartette, Amphion {
concluding the season July I'll
Captain Hobson.
The afternoons and evenings
devoted to these features and
tickets for the entire enterta
are now on sale at $3.50 each.
In addition to the above, the
ings will be given to classes in
lowing departments; Cooking,
Mrs. DR.. Geisel; elocution. Mrs
lie Vanderyenter Crockett;
Prof. Hanchett. These are the
ing instructors in those lines,
country and all interested, wiK
to their infnent profit to be in
Charles during these classes a
as the lectures and music,
One and one-ffth the regular
will be the fare on all the road
ing the two weeks of the Ass
The place selected for these lect
the Pleasure Pier, delightfully."-
over the lake, and bathing and
ing facilities will be at hand.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07
DO Not Experiment!

Buy well proven piano. Our price
is rig,t do my own tuning. We
guarste Lee satisfaction. Address
Jesse B. Hull,
Grubwald Agent, New IBERIA, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07
Inc Famous Cattle Case7
ro,,, eriel VS..
Town or Welsh-Decided H.,
Af Walel,

Inc following letter, receiN
mr. Samuel Blackford from Nj oy
q MOSS OF Lake Charles, will by
interest to the people or, WelsbN
tnal 1t gives the decision Of Jude
Miller, in the famous case brought by
Mr. oorfel against the town Of Welsh
,or lmpounding and selling sore,of
LIS ca1tle' This case has been IN the
courts for several years, buf has ney-
er reached trial until recently. MIR.
ooriei through his attorneys sought
W break the charter of Welsh and re-
cover damages, but after a thorough
'rla' OF the case. Judge Miller decided
adversely to the plaintiff, as shown in
the following letter:
Lake Charles, La, May 81, 1907.
Mr.. Samuel Blackford.
Welsh, La
Dear Sir:-This morning the Judge
rendered Judgment in the Coriel Cd
holding the charter of the -
Welsh valid, rejectila6
mand, and rendS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-07
About Pianos.

We have sold Shoninger Pianos for
many years. | am established in this
country. have sold more pianos in
Welsh th'n any other agent. The
GrunewalG Co. is the best known and
largest house INF the South. | have
sold ShJlinger Pianos to DR.. Arec-
neaux, W. Day, S. A. Covey, F.
L. Ia Pr, E. H. Boiling, Jas. Ellis,
Chas. n Cutel, Miss Lizzie Fear and
othep1 fright here in Welsh. Ask
THFsA about the Shoninger and about
Mr.. q n.