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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
HOLMES TALKS.
Benefits Derived From Trades
Unionism.
Politics Should Be Cast Aside-Co Condi-
tions Where Labor Is Disorganized.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Ian. 8 -One OF ths
finest dstIncliyely IL Dor meetings e/'r
known In this city We held last night In
the Academy of Music. the speakers being
Mayor Coughlln, who presided; David
Holmes. the English labor leader; the
Rev. w. w. Jubb and Mayorelect Will
lam 5 Grcenc.
About l7j persons occupied seats on the
platform, most OF whom were members OF
labor organ cations. Samuel Ross OF the
Spinncrs' union, Matthew Hart of the
Weavers' union and A. A. Holloway OF
the Brlcklaycrs' union represented New
Bedford. The audience of about 2OOo man
ifested unusual interest and enthusiasm
In the proceedings.
David Holmes. president OF the North
ern Counties Analgamation OF Weavers
OF England. was received with cheers. Mr..
Holmes spoke as representing the 100000
organized workingmen in England who
sent him here
He said that in Lancashire people do
not now discuss the principle Of trades
unionisn. Whether right or wrong, IL ~
generally agreed 10 has been the best in
struinant at hand with which the work
ingmen might protect their interests and
w. tIt tAttnftNC y uCliitnAo VI ttic bihotoho.
After long fghting men have lived to
see manufacturers aud workmen meet at
the same table rs equals to discuss ques-
tions In which they had common interests.
1t may be set down as u general principle,
as a result OF English experience, that
wherever labor is dsorganized there the
conditions are the worst.
Poliiics should lie Eliminated.
Trades unions in England take all
classes and crccds. Politics are never al
Lowell to enter into the discussions at the
meetings. Were party politics allowed TO
enter into tho nnions they would break up
in less than year,
From a conversation with she superln-
tendent OF a mill In this city he has
learned that weayers were being paid
o.. 81. for weaving satcens ls0 yards long.
while In English mills Is. were being paid
for weaving 10 yarls.
The greatest dliilculty for the unions In
England today, hc said, Is not To prevcnt
rcoplo fram striking, but to get back to
work after they have been under pay from
large strike funds.
He said that the force of public opinion
would btsve 10 weight in settling strikes
unless the operatives were right before
they left work and were backed by a
strong fund To support them.
Rev. w. Walker Jubb, pastor OF what Is
called "The Manufacturers Church."
moved the best thanks of the audience TO
Mr.. Holmes for his clear, forcible and con-
servative address. He caused much sur
prise by announcing himself strongly in
favor Of trades unions when intelligently
conducted.
He urged arbitration and conciliatlon.
Tho motion for the vote OF thanks was
passed by rising vote. 1t was succeeded
by three rounds of hearty cheers.
At the Wilbur house banquet was
served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
Quite "a shakeup.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The report of the
commission appointed TO make a second
Investigation of the New York postoffice
shows the changes effected by the recon-
mendations to be 80 removals, 500 salaries
increased. Ia reduced, positions abol-
ished and transfer TO free delivery roll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Fire In the Princess
Knitting works yesterday afternoon
caused a panic among 80 girl employees
but mono were seriously hurt. Escape by
way of the stairs was cut off, and the
frightened employees burst open windows
and clung TO the castings, frantically
screaming for help. Many jumped from
the second floor and alighted in safety,
aud the firemen, who arrived, promptly
reached the ofhars
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
Laid In the Grave.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3 - Many thousands
viewed the remains OF the late Sir John
Thompson as they lay IN state NJ the pro-
vincial parliament building yesterday
Early this morning they were removed to
the cataialquc in st Mary's cathedral
where the requiem mass and funeral scrv.
ices were held At It's conclusion the
funeral procession proceeded to Holy Cross
cemctCrv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

HoMEsrEAD. Pa, Jan. 8. - There ha,
been much dissatisfaction over the cut.
ting of wages here, and the trouble has re
suited in a strike I'm the 1l9inch mill,
where 200 men walked out of the works
Everything is quiet so ffr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
Good Cror. In Russ In.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Ian. 3-The crops OF
Russia are in better condition than last
year. although the area cultivated Is much
smaller.A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
ola Onieer. Re-eleoted.

CLEvELAan. Jan. 3.-The stockholders
IF the Cievs.l.nd and Pittsburg railroad
reapponted ali the old officers. The total
receipts for the past year were S',3ie. oIS.3 80
and disbursements Sl,3iS, S9O57.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
~....a,.a by Gas.

Posr0x, Jan. a.--Mlss Catherine Shaunt.
ell, ~ y,ars old. boartler ~ - Oneida
sir'rs. WAS i0Ini unconscious and he.
roam full az gls las, night She was taken
10 ho-p,ai b u licl soon after reaching
fhcrc. IL not known whether the case
Is oup OF tVisllv or NOT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
rllriLrn,Is nrnnncd.

LoNpnS, ,lal 3 - fhe London ana West
minister bunk lccar Il s'm annual diyi-
dend OF a. lscr cert against 5j9 per cons
for the preceding six months This
makes n COS. yearly dividend of 10 per
cent, buing the lowest for generation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
Mornes' Generosity.

RIO DE JAHEIRo, Jan. 3-President
Moraes announces that amnesty will be
granted TO the soldiers, sailors and police
convicted OF desortion during and after
the recent civil war. The action OF the
president has produced favorable inn
nrqssion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

Moscow, Jau 3--rhe car. In rovisin@
the list of OH ,crs for promotion, whicu
list gives the are. rel Sion. etc, OF the
officers. struck hi,pa through the column
marked "rrli ion" declaring that that
was question tina did not concern him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

WMLIAMsoN's STATION, Ky, Jan. g.
The home of Daniel White .colored) was
totally destroyed by fire last night. Four
children. who were asleep. were burned TO
death. White and his wife escaped with
their bnbY in their night clothes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

LoNpoS. Jaa 3 rhrTe Is reason to be.
lieyc thas tho Rpyal Yacht squadron will
accept tao terds og tho deed OF gift OF the
Americas cup, and tiHt all obstacles in tho
Way OF race will no removed ut its mee
ny on ,Tar =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
Attacked by Highwaymen.

wHIrINsvILLE, Mass, Jan. 3.-John
Donovan, treasurer of Court Freedom
Ancient Order of Foresters, was knocked
down and robbed of sl6s belonging to the
order while on the street. No arrests have
bean tnudu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

LIMERICK, Jan. 3 The coasting steamer
lnistrahuli, from q asgow for this port IN
now five days Overdue. 1t is believed that
shs foundcrcd durr Z the late gales, nna
that her crew OF 20 len were losS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
sn,nonn CannlhaIa.

AucKLASD. Jan. Q = Advices from
Samoa say that there has been much d.
order ontsidr Of the Apia district. no
native has been sentenced to death an.
others have been imprisoned for killing
three black men. Tho natives were pre-
pairing 10 ear the bodies of their victims
when they were nricStcsl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

GurRRH, O. r., jan 3.-Deputy Mar
shh Williams and posse battled with
outlaws In Wasilitn county aud killed two
OF them, Bob Mocro and George East.
both old offendYs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
Creedon,s Aspirations.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 3.-It has been definitely
settled that Dan Crcedon, the middle
weight, viii sail FOR England the early
part of March, and there throw down the
gauntlet 10 ali n.en IN his class.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

T,osToN. jar. 3 6uscppi lndicnro who
was ntrcStcc iicnily on the cid,rre of
nur,lr:in GnFe iple Canpur 'llo at Sorth
sq,mrr.. by si" flnR him, was given a
lrnrln, .csicr ~ ..ternoon. .Indgh
Alams committed In l'caro TO jail without
l.tfl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

Counsci-wcll, after the prisoner gave
you the blow what hnppcncdi
Pfosccutor-He gave me third one.
Counscl-You mean a Second ono.
pr0sccutor--No, sir l landed him the
second one. II Pick Mo Up
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
More Contributions.

G,cf rH Mass., Jan. g. - Captain
2 -'Z fs ri rhl ,~raDorrr lti1cl, which
: -'A'e rg,k Arciic party last y'eac
~ 'ul more contributions
fr'rn itt party. The whole
paiVtslis, ~ afg I'd by him Is s1l25.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

CHG AGO, Ian. B 3-Parson Davies Sc
word tna friend In this city that fig
between Ryan and Dempsey has been II
ranged IL VIII be 10 rounds aud will
nnilod off Feh iS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

PARIS Jan. 3.-Thc papers hero pnblfsf
an unverifed report that IS foreigners
have been expelled from Trance by a gov.
ernnlvnt decrec.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

NEw YE't. Jan XXI ward Carter. the
d.. 'al ~ clerk of the National Bank nf
ConinwF'e. has senlilcd his intention OF
pl'siing guilty 20 the charge OF embcz
sllng sJJt'c0 Of the banks money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

SHERMAN, y. Y, Jan. ,. 3.--Thrce families
werc burned ont in fire which destroyed
the post,l.i 70 aud ~ business places and
offices Loss, $h3,OUO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

.s"..Dth>. %. Suiy ~, 1871.
MEssns. LfprAs Bios, Savannah. ca.
DHtE siit~-i bought l.UtfIc OF yoaf p p ID n,
Iof r.1rifff, Afk- and a has done me more roo8
u1n inltt Eionths Treatment ai he Hot springs
haf' fpl' 10 nEcub Ia ttis part 81 the -ounfrv a,
ii o. ~ = no~ nileh "a viii ctst 10 get three q,
eA 10 t,es hDs, your Gay ey express.
Essrecifrllg yours,
Jas. ~ NEWTON
Aheras~n. Brown County. o
fors BY Hall A Lyon. fu Westminster street,
Bian1ing A banding. u and 81 weybosset street.
A. W. Fenper Jr, az Westminster street; Byron
- snith. C.nsyvlAls SQUARE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

Tho battle of Arbela is wrongly
named, az il was fought b. G. 331 at
Gaugomela, "the camels' house." 90
miles from Arbela. The Greeks, with
30, 600 men, opposed the Persians
with 1, 900, 000 The Greek historians
claim tha. 300, 600, dead Pcrsians
were isft on the field.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03
The Mogui Indians.

The Molui Indians of Arizona, who
live in tl!e high tablelands, believe
that they are the only people in the
world outside of the four companies
of United States cavalry that they
saw about two years ago. The old
chief Solomai was taken to Washing
ton in 1889, and when he came back
and told about seeing thousands of
white men and many tall buildings
he was believed to be insane. He
was put in hole and kept on low
diet until no admitted that the Mo-
quis were tho only people on earth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-03

a H. wHITAKER-CnOICB FAMILY GRO
IA. ccries, Pure Teas, Cofees, Flour, Grain
Hayand straw l0vS WestmInster ST. Telephone
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

le que 10 que CANADA iba maniguarlo en-
casa de Monserrate Janeiro. 10 cue tai
noticia, en- ell cumplimiento de mi deber,
tuve que perseguir dicho indisiduo Yer
81 penetraba en- dicha casa & 10 que me con-
venc: que era cierto que entr6 en dicha casa.
poni6ndome en- acecho para convsncerme de
10 que allf pasaba-
Enterado de todo y persuadido de que ha-
bfa la tai manigua, ,espere que entrara algdn
individuo al cual le seguf y penetr6 CON 81.
AL presenciar una sglomeraci6n de diez {
doce individuos alrededor de una mesa di
el alto 'snadie Sc mueva" 10 que qued6
completamente oscura Ia casa yendose los
demas individuos por lapuerta de atras DON
de estaba ell otro companero, cuyos indi-
viduos no pudo detener.
Yo vi6ndome solo Y encOntrAndome anne
nazado Dor IN individuo de los mismos con
un arma blanca en- mano, para amedrentaf-
10 hice uso de mi revolver disparando un IL
70 al aire.
Lo que puedo probar con toda la Playa
one dicho individuo Monserrate Janeiro nun
ca ha trabajado y solo vive del juego:. Po-
piendo presente one Ia que me ha publicado
es la madre del tai Monserrate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

Inmediatamente aceptaron gustosos to-
naron possession los sefiores alli presentes,
exception hecha del sefior Rivera Ramirez
que expuso ''qus debido sus m1ltiples
ocnpaciones yeiase, su pesar, obligado &
declinar el cargo con que SO le investia, por
cuya distinction daba las mas sinceras gra-
cias; signifcando, al propio tempo, que es-
Ia dispuesto cooperar votar con ell parti-
do" Sustituy6le, al efecto, por ell turno CO.
respondents, don Miguel Maldonado, quien
tomo possession Immediate de sn cargo.
Segundo Sc hizo constar que va en- pose
sion de sus cargos los sefores Vocales Su
plentes que suscriben, ell primer acto que en-
la vida publca realizan, es protestar al dig
nisimo Director Politico de nuestra colecti-
vidad, 81 Emas decidida adhesion y apoyo
para todo aquello en- que puedan serle 1ti-
les los humildes servicios de este Comite Lo-
cal.
Tercero Sc acord6 remitirle copia inte-
gra certifcada por Secretaria, de esta acta
al Directorio, un extracto de los acuerdos
que BE cream mas convenientes los perio-
dicos 'I.a Democracia" y "El Cautivo," de
Ponce; ''El Buscapie" y ''El Autonomista,
de la Capital; al "Criollo" de Aguadilla,
con 10 cual SO dio por terminado ell acto, de
que certifico Luis Alvarado-Luis Costas
Ferrer- Juan Oostss Gotay = Manuel Rivera
Rafael Sierra-Basilio Baerga = Miguel
Guillermo Gelpi-Eloy Gelpi -Secretario,
Juan G. Gelpi.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto, libro la
presente, en- Pefuelas 21 de Mayo de 1895.
Juan q. Gelpf-V' Bel Presidente,
Luis AlUGrGdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06
CAPRICHOS EN-
ABANICOS ia
wv PONESES.
Y. ManesCau y ia.

Hemos sabido que ell j6yen don Jose Anto-
Mo Bruno, alumno inferno del Colegio de
don Emiliano j. Diaz, ha sufrido examen en-
la Capital del segundo af1o del Bachillerato,
habiendo hecho un brillante examen ha
obtenido notas muy honrosas. Fellcitamos
sus sef1ores padres y a su inteligente profe-
sor don Juan B. Pou.
UN CABALLO color rucio canelo, tres
cabos blancos, con un lucero en- la frente,
ha desaparecido anoche de la estancia de
don Santiago.
Dicho caballo pertenece 4 don Juan Ro-
driguez, del barrio del Real, quien esta dis
puesto gratifcar convenientemente al que
Sc 10 entregue.
Ponce, JUNO de 1895 1 2
Aver preseuciamos las pruebas que Sc hi
cieron de los aparatos y bombas aspirantes
que, propuesta del concejal doctor Lacot.
ha traido de Inglaterra ell Ayuntamiento,
para aplicarlas la limpieza de coacas le-
trinas.
va Sc ha dedcado una la limpieza del
MatadeIO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06
La Duiaucl nCla

ceder pueden ser causas de serios disgusto<
E>tos vigilantes no cumplep con sus debe-
res, pues excedi6ndose en- sus atribuciones,
penetrsn en- certas casas de ALI arreb 4taD
viva fuerza las mujeres las persiguen 4
carrera de caballo por las GALES.
7 tales procedimientos, que por 10 visto
no hay quien los corrija, van dar al trasta
con ell dicho R-glamento que, como va he
mos dich0, hase convertible en- una explota-
cion descarada.
Con profunda pena hemos sabido que aca
ba de fallecer en- Paris, la temprana edad
de IL af1os, ell precoz notable violiuista
Emilio Delannoy. que tantos dfas de gloria
prometfa dar Puerto Rico, su pals natal.
La muerte ha venido bruscamente a trun-
car de raiz tOdas las esperauzas en- 81 cifra-
das, arrastrandole para siempre ese mar
insondable de 10 desconocido, donde van
a parar y consumirse todas nuestras gran
dezas y todas nuestras miserias, ''como los
rios que en- yeloz corrida son arrebatados al
OceAno."
Reciba en- estas lfneas gu desconsolado pa
DIRE nuestro amigo don Victor, la expression
mas sincera mas sentida de nuestra con-
dolencia, quiera ell cielo concederle, en-
tan amarguisimos instantes, la resignation
necesaria para sobrellevar con calma tan
rudo golpe.
Aver fae recogido por Ell guardia Daniel
Zayas ell nif1o Rafael Vega, de cuatro af1os
de edad, que recorrfa las GALES de esta po-
blaci6n, sin tener donde albergarse.
Los padres de la criatura pueden pasar
a recogerla, 81 asf 10 estiman convenience
que ST 10 estimaran, q la casa del menciona-
do guardia.
A las IL del dia de hoy han terminado las
sesiones del juicio oral en- causa por homi-
cidio seguida contra Antonio Lucas de las
Heras y Antonio Garcia.
Hemos sabido que ell abogado defensor
nuestro amigo don Arturo Aponte Rodri-
guez ha pronunciado un elocuente discurso,
lleno de l6gica y de robusta augmentation
juridica.
Assti6 numeroso pdblico, algunos le-
trados que felicitaron al distinguido compa-
nero por su magnffca oraci6n forense.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

ia amantisima del-senor Juez municipal de
aquel pueblo. Ell cad&ver fue acompaflado
hasta 81 cementerio por una concurrencia
tan nnmerosa como escogida.
Los seflores que forman el comite local
autonomista de la Carolina Sc reunieron ell
dia de los corrientes en- la casa habitacion
del doctor don Clemente Fernandez, & fin
de proceder la elecci6n de cargos. He
squi ell resultado: Presidente: don Ramon
H. Delgado Vice doctor don Clemente
Fernandez Tesorero Lcdo don Federico
Torregrosa -Secretario don Justo Casablan-
ca-Vocales: don Narciso Font don Jose A.
Carder6a. don Alberto Villami, don Teodo-
sio Diaz, don Manuel Suarez Rosa y d. Mar
COS Calderon.
La election fn6 hacha dentro dc la mss
estricta legalidad. reinando entire todos la
mayor harmonic ell mayor entusiasmo.
No desmayen puestros buenos y queridos
correligionarios de Ia Carolina, prosigan
adelante en- la labor comenzada, desplegan-
do toda gu activid4d y toda su perseveran-
cia a fin de engrosar y robustecer, cada
vez mas, nuestro partido, poniendole xsi, en-
ventsjosas condolences para las pr6ximas Ia
chas en- los comicios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06
MUY IMPORTANTE

El agricultor Nepomuceno Delgsdo pone
en- conocimiento de sus amigos y demAs con
quien tiene negocios, que causa de encon-
trarse enfermo hace "a dias en- la casa nd
nero 30 de Ia calle- Mayor, no ha podido
atender al cumplimiento de aqu6llos nj las
citss que Sc le hayan becho por ofcinas pf :
blicas.
Lo que hace constar pSblicamente para
los fines consiguientes; pudiendo pasar ver-
le los que gusten, dicha casa quedar sa-
tisfechos de 10 manifestado.
Ponce, JUNO de 1895 IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06
CO M u MIC DO S
V6ase el anuncio.

Sefor Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy seifor milo LIE estimare que en- las
columnas de su ilustrada publication me lie
de cabida una gacetila que al que suscri-
be atac6 Dole las m expresivas gracias
pOr este favor.
Francisco Walls.
Serfan como las nueve y media de la no.
che cuando tuve noticia de una mujer que
peleaba con su marido en- la calle, dici6nde-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

Pie. honOrario
D. Antonio S. Ferrer
Presidente efecttUo
D. Luis Alvarado
Vice -presidente
D. Luis Costas Ferrer
Voc0leS
D. Juan Costas GOtay
;, Rafael Sierra
;, Basilio Baerga
Satplentes
:, Juan Ferrer Ferrer
:, Luis Costas Costas
), Juan Lopez
;, Miguel Msldonado
;, Gulllermo Gelpf
;, Eloy Gelpf
I'eSOrero
d. Manuel Rivera y Ra-
mfrez
Secret0rio
d. Juan G.. Gelpi
Secretarto Sstplente
d. Benigno Lopez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

de una partlda de potros de Duena- raZa a
escoger. 9-15
Hemos recibido ell programa de las festas
con que Ell vecindariO de rros SO propOne
conmemorar ell aniversario de San Juan
Bautista, patrono de aqusl pueblo.
Los festejos comenzaran ell dia IA de los
corrientes, terminando ell %, por 10 que Sc
desprende del programa, han de resultar
muy varladOs muy amenOJ.
La incompatible orquesta de Morel Cam
pos prestara mas animation y mayor realce
dichas festas.
En- ell barrio Abras- Corozal, los individuos
Celestino Colon, Jose Nieves, Juan Lopez y
Jose Ibaf1ez infrieron varias heridas de gra-
vedad & Jacinto Lopez.
Toda esa caterva de Ualientes fu6 dete-
nida.
Ell dia 10 del mes pasado, fallecio en- Ba-
rros ell niflo Rafael Melendez Ortiz, hijo del
sefior don JESUS Melendez, persona que goza
en- aquella localidad de generates simpatias.
Reciba nuestro mas sentido p6same
Nos dicen de GurabO que han salidO pre-
cipitadamente para Caguas el Juez 81 Sc
cretario municipal de aquel pueblo, llamados
por ell sef1or juez de primera instancia.
es1llhos son los concentrates que este ha
dado hlaqE lugara Ia gravedad a gu; que r.. revste ,,
E seeTetaro sSsnta sasf,eoe a soe aae mpoh n
$ simas simpatias -afrma
8 raz6n esta de su pate.
Per creersele complicado en- el robo d
que fuh vi.tma 81 alcalde de Isabella, b
lido detalleio gu aquel pueblo Balbino Hel
iauasz.
En- la .le.i.u35 "nonsarrate" de Luauill,
-e lutrps- J ,.'>chts paasAdas el moreu
:. J:i-u Z 'na, llavandJse vurlas latas de nlie
Fue d.teui.l1.
IIa sidn capturado en- el barrio Arens
(P 4ra>) Alnino Gomez, reclamado por le
zones.
Reina gran ,ntusiasmo en- Manati con m,
) two de las reformas que sc proyectan hace
en- la plaza.
u - Va SO nan recolectado cerca de mil peso
. falta por contribuir la mayor par
d !, ocindario.
Muchos bracerOS han OfrecidO trabajs
trabs jar gratis en- dichas obras.
. Con destino Santo Domingo han emba
. cadO en- MayagueZ, bordo del vapor Gen
raj Contreros don Joaquin Tornabells, NJ
Luis Neylandx, don Guillermo Qaintanill,
que van estudiar, en- aquella isla, los Il
rrenos propios para la extraction de fosfatt
o Sehor don Gavino del Pozo. .-Manati.
8 Ha hecho usted el prop6sito de no dec
8 NADIA. Pues aqui sigue la gacetilla que
z deGicamos para recordarle que DEBE III
= ted hablar
Entire los varios sfntomas que denuncia
en- el cuerpo humane la existencia de Las lon
brices, citanse, como seguros, en- los nifie
particularmente, la dureza tirantez d.
! vientre, sobresaltos durante ell suefio, ap<
tito variable, etc6tera.
Para ESQ es remedio efcaz el Vermffug
s Gadea.
V6ase el anuncio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

Los que suscriben, crey6ndose aludidos en-
una noticia remitida de Pefuelas, escrita .
barbara pnblicada en- el periodico ''Ls In
tegridad Nacional" nimero 1919, apelan Ia
reconocidad caballerosidad del Director del
mismo, para que SO sirva estampar ell nom
bre del autor, 81 este, por cuenta propia, no
tiens valor para hacerlo.
Los caballeros, los hombres que tienen
conciencia de sus actos jamas recurren al
an6nimo que una honrada redacci6n de
periodic }, como la de LA Integridad," les
oculte su nombre por no tener valor sufi-
ciente para mostrarse.
liable, pues, ell se1or ,lbas con esa in
dependencies que le caracterizs y enorgullece,
diciendo con franqueza quien qui6nes le
sorprepdieron gratuitamente con la noticia
que, con la mayor buena f6, did a Ia publ
cidad en- su popular diario.
iResu6lvase la incognita!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-06

Certifca: Que en-
ell libro de actas q
su cargo hay una
cuyos particulars S
mas importantes
son los siguientes
Prinero: Ha bien-
d os @ constituido.
motive del acuer-
do anterior, ell dia
81 del corriente y
& las ocho de su
noche los iDdi,i
vlduos que sUScr'-
ben, siendo ] O =
concurrentes ele
jidos para formar
q ON i t 6 Q n IL
Asamblea verif1ca
da aver por los
autouomistas d 9
este pueblo, pro
cediose & la elec
cion de cargos, re-
sultando des'gna-
dos, por unanimi-
dad, en- Ia forma
que al margen Sc
expresa.