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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20
Elected United States Senator to Succeed }. Donald Cameron.
cred as a cabinet pdsslDilIty; Ii Ray be
the representative to London.


WASHINGTON, Jan. co. Elk President
Harrison arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon rather UNEXPECTEDLY, direct from
his home at Indianapolis. He is staying
at the Arlingtonhotel where he met Hon.
w. H. H. Miller, attorney general in his
cabinet. The ex-president and his former
law partner are here for the purpose Of
making arguments in the supreme court
In an Indiana case in which both are in
terested. General Harrison's attention
was called to the published statements
that his name had been mentioned in con-
nection with the ENTHUSIASTICALLY to the
court of st. James, and he very promptly
said that he had not been offered the po-
sition.
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Fnssett Awaltlnn the verdiot.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Tbe Press says:
]. Sloat Fassett was at the Fifth Avenue
hotel last night awaiting news from Ed
ward Lauterbach, who presented his name
for postmaster general, or secretary of the
navy, to Major Mckinley yesterday. He
was in good humor and admitted that he
would be glad to be in the cabinet, if he
could get there. Mr.. Lauterbach is ex-
pected here today, and Fassett is living on
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CIR vi MS
8 South Main St.
ANOTHER ENa1NEER KILLED.
Martin ROLAND Killed ut Packer No.
CnlIinru Lnat Nirhf

Martin ROLAND Killed at Packer No. 4
Colliery Last Night.
Martin ROLAND, an engineer in charge of
an engine on the dirt bank of Packer No. d
colliery, Lost Creek, was instantly killed
under peculiar circumstances. The engine
plunged over the dirt banks edge and
ROLAND was crushed to death under it.
The engine became stalled on the heavy
grade and it is believed that ROLAND stepped
down from it and %endeavored to get q start by
pushing. 1t is supposed that while he was
thus engaged, having failed to reverse
or shut off the throttle, the engine suddenly
started. 1t pulled the drawhead out of the
car and started towards the edge Of the EN-
bankment. ROLAND managed to get on it,
but apparently lost his head and the enqine
went over the embankmeDt, crushing the
unfortunate man beneath it. ROLAND was q
single man p Va rs of age and resided al
Lost Creek Mol
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20
CITIZENS PRIMARIES.
Final Arrangements by the Standing Com
mittee Last Night.

80
The members of the Citizens Standing
Committee and a number of the ward and
borough candidates met at the HERALD
Office last night and concluded the arrange
ments for holding the primaries Of the Citi-
zens party on the 28th inst. The time for
candidates to file their names with the secre-
tary of the committee expired last night and
no more will be received and any vacancies
that exist will be filed by the committee.
The primaries will be held from 4 to 8p. m.
on the date named and at the following
places I: First ward, Kendrick House; Sec
ond, Farmers Hotel; Third, BENZ. Richards;
Fourth, Peter Hiley's: Fifth, Schmidt's hall.
Two new candidates for Chief Burgess an
nounced themselves last night. They are
Messrs Morgan and VanDusen. This makes
the candidates for the position eight in num-
Der, namely John Dando T. IL. Van Dusen,
G. G. Palmer, Wolf Levine, c.. IL. Hagen
buch, Pierce Walker, James II. Morgan and
Alexander Davis, and in this order the names
of the candidates will appear on the official
tickets to be used at the primaries. In order
to avoid any complaint as to preference being
given in placing the names Of candidates on
the tickets the committee decided that in all
cases where there were two or more candi-
dates for the same Office lots be drawn and
the names be placed ON the tickets in the
order in which they were drawn from a hat.
This rule was applied to borough and ward
offices and with the consent of the candidates
in attendance.
Councilman A. d. Gable has no opposition
as candidate for nomination as Receiver of
Taxes.
There are three candidates for Borough
Auditor Edward c.. Malick, Harry Reese
and William l.. Smoyer.
The candidates for Borough Justices of the
Peace are two in number, ex-Justice William
H. Shoemaker and Thomas T. Williams.
The ward tickets thus far arranged are as
follows:
FIRST WARD.
Council, William Rennie; School Director,
Charles E. Smith; Judge Of Election, James
Major; Standing Committee, William Wagner.
SECOND WARD.
Council, Charles SchOppe and Martin l..
Shoemaker; School Director, Marshal Baugh,
Daniel Ogden, Israel Eisenhower and Harry
KEEPER; Judge of Election, d. H. Llewellyn.
Standing Committee, Z. G. Malick.
THIRD WARD.
Council, Charles r. Straughn and John G.
Thomas; School Director, George l.. Hafner,
Thomas Dove, Jr., John +. Schaeffer and
Harry C. Boyer; Judge Of Election, Evan 3,
Davies; Inspector Of Election, Thomas II.
snyder; Standing Committee, Daniel H.
Steiner.
U WARD.
School Director, David Morgan. Standing
Committee, Samuel Shone.
FIFTH WARD.
Council, George Mangunas, Charles F.
Hoffman, Thomas Paulukonis and Frank
Book, School Director, John II. Lee. Judge
Of Election, George Pillinger. Inspector Of
Election, Jeffrey Williams. Standing Com
mittee, w. J. Watkins.
The Standing Committee will have 10, 1000
tickets printed for the primaries and the
members Of the committee will distribute
the tickets to the candidates in their respec.
tive wards, The tickets will be given out
next Tuesday evening.
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John J. Snyder, formerly Of Pottsyille,
now Of Philadelphia, and Miss Emma A..
Wasley, Of Shenandoah, were wooded at
Philadelphia last Wednesday, by Rev.
Bowden. Mr.. Snyder now holds a position as
clerk at the S|helbourne hotel, in Philadel-
phia. The bride is a daughter Of Mrs. Sarah
Wasley, Of South White street, and Jonathan
WasleV. deceaaed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

VIM. Krick, the South Main street hard
ware dealer, has secured the agency for
Shenandoah, Mahanoy City and Girardyille
for the Sunlight Incandescent Gas Lamp, It
saves more gas and is more brilliant and
durable than any other burner in the market.
1-20-6t-eod
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d. NJ. Davis, the blind leader Of the Welsh
Baptist church choir at st. Clair, died on
Monday, in his 49th year. He was an UNI
married man and lost his sight by an ac-
cident in the mines, twenty years ago. He
is well known in this town. The funeral
will take place at st. Clair tomorrow after.
noon, at 2 O'Clock. Rev. ID. /. Evans, pastor
Of the First Baptist church, Of town, will
preach the funeral sermon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Mt. CARMEL, Pa, Jan. 2O.-Two hun
dred cases Of measles have been reported
to the Mt. Carmel health authorities, and
1t is feared that the schools may have to
be closed In order to stamp out the cpl
demic, which shows no signs Of abating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Two desirable Office rooms in the new
Wilkinson building, corner Main and Lloyd
streets. Central location. Rent includes
steam heat and gas. For terms see the
owner.
1-10-3t J.. j. WILKINSON.
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Before leaving town last night to attend
the fair at Lost Creek the Independent Band
rendered Rev. II. f. O'Reilly a serenade at
the A%nnunciation parsonage. Rev. OReilly
made a graceful acknowledgement Of the
commitment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20
ONE GENT

We r keeping careful track Of
your wants and constantly adding
to the stock to meet them. The
price pinched values have been
prepared for your benefit if you
call now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

School Director, David Morgan. Standing
Committee, Samuel Shone.


Tho members Of the Washington Beneficial
Society are notified that action On change Of
Bylaws will be taken at the next meeting Of
the society, on the 2sth lust. By order of
CHRIST. SCHMIDT, Pres.
Attest FRANK WILCoM, Secy. 1-20-4t
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Our sacrifice shoe sale for both sexes has
excited the people. It's still doing it and
win continue. We almost give them away.
At Womer's, 124 North Main street.
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Death dom Hrdronhobin.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Jan. 20.-Mary, the 49,
year-old daughter Of William Phillips, Of
Jordan township, died from h~ydrophobia
yesterday as a result Of a bite from a house
dog about three weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Overseer of the Poor William Doyle, of Mt.
Carmel township, died Monday afternoon
from miners asthma. The deceased was a
brother to Justice Doyle, Of Locust Gap.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20
Kendrlck House Free Lunch.
Noodle soup tonight.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.


Among the farmers to town yesterday was
Fred. Hubbard, of Mainvills. During his
stay here one Of his horses was taken sick
with Inflammation of the bowels. DR.. Long
acre was summoned and while he was admin
istering restoratives a telegraph message was
received requesting him to come to Hubbard's
farm where another ofhis horses was stricken
with paralysis. Both horses will recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Breen's Rialto Cafe Free Lunch.
Chicken soup tonight.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
Meals at all hours.
Free continuous photograph entertainment,
the latest songs and band marches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

1t isn't lost time for you to go around and
see what other stores nave in the shoe line;
we'd rather have you do it; you will be better
pleased with our goods and prices if you are
posted. FACTORY SHOE STORE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

-N 8AALn
Anumber of little folks gathered at the
residence Of Miss Maud Woomer, on West
Strawberry alley, last night to celebrate the
eighth anniversary of her birthday. They
spent the evening in playing games and re-
freshments were served. The little hostess
received a number Of presents. Among the
children who took part in the festivities
were Lillian Reese, Lille, Hattie, Pet and
Ruth Davies, Dora Williams, Gertie James,
May Gibbons, Rena and Wilbur Hilder-
brandt, Maud Woomer, Arthur Beecher, Roy
Lambert, Willie and Conard Emanuel,
Howard and Fred Summons, Elmer thinner
man, Howard Lsthlean Edward and Ben
Jamin Woomer, Elwood, Arthur, Harry,
Alexander and Willie Davies, George Haines,
Raymond Gibbons and Herbert Weylie.
We Guarantee That You WIN Live a 100
Yearsif you buy your shoes az the FACTORY
SHOE STORE and don't lose your breath be-
fore 1897. And then just think of the money
you will save.
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Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. lOc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Mandolins and guitars and full line Of
strings and trimmings. At Brumm's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Window full of coal ornamentsa at Brumm's
ieWelrv store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20

Peace in The Family.
The shoes come from the FACTORY SHOE
STORE now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-20
At Kepchinskps Arcade Cafe.


Vegetable soup tonight.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
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Gable Glassware.

These goods are worth from 10 to Is cts.
Can you see your advantage.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-09
En- evidencia

Don jaime Comas no puede ser diputado
provincial. Esta incapacitado por la Ley.
Don Enrique Alvarez Perez, no puede ser
tampoco diputado provincial. Esta tam
bi6n incapactado por la Ley.
Entrambos senores, muy dignas ilustra-
das personals, Catedraticos del Institute Pro
vincial, empleados activos rdel Estado, son
de plantllla y frman n6mina. Y dice la excep-
cion tercera del artfculo IA de la Ultima Ley
provincial 10 siguiente: sEn ningun case pue-
den ser dfputados provinciales: los empleados
activos del Estado, de laprovincia 8 del Mu
nicipio.>
Aun recayendo una disposition del Minis
tro de Ultramar que capacitara los senores
Comas y Alvarez Perez para ejercer ell cargo
de Diputados, serfa partiendo siempre del su-
puesto de que dejor0a de oercibir sats respecti-
DOS sa1ezdos, conforme la r. 0. de 90 de Abril
de 1880, que publica ell senor Macho Moreno
en- SUI Compilation legislative de primera en-
senanza. Pagina 255.
Ensenanza ha de pasar la Diputacion Pro-
vincial los selores Diputados han de interve-
mir en- todo cuanto dicho Centro sc refera, ell
legislator 10 tuvo muy en- cuenta para no per-
mitir esta Provincial que los catedraticos
fueran jues y oorte iatersaeozo, 10 cual resulta-
ria immoral.
-Es neces0rSO que nos acostum bremos, sej1o-
res conserv0dores, que la Ley espanola debe
cumplirse en- toda provincial espaflola que 10
contrario conduce desmoralizar la buena
administration de iusticia.
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ADELANTE

No es, no puede ser la aspiration del
partido liberal veneer en- las pr6ximas eleccio-
nes. Su aspiration suprema, la que le alienta
y da vida, es veneer en- 10 porvenir.
Hoy hace un esfuerzo patriotico, cumplien-
do honradamente 10 que ofrecio en- su mani
festo, para dar prueba solemne de su amor
la legalidad.
Cuando en- todas las demas provincias de
Ultramar, solo Sc oye Ell fragor de los comba-
tes la estatua de la ley viste negros crespo-
mes, aquf, en- Puerto-Rico los electores liberia
les, acuden la ucha legal, sin mas armas en-
su dleetra q. las papeletas de sus votos sin q.
sus semblantes refejen otros sentimientos que
los de honradas convicciones, mantenidas con
dignidad frmeza
Nuestra conducta es patri6tioa. Importa
sostenerla con brio J decision. No dudemos
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IA v 0 T A R /!

En- lucha con todas las desventaja jas; vlen-
do como los ardides de siempre reproducen
ahora con una ausencia de patriotismo que no
nos sorprende; sin voto nuestros correllglonarlos
porque Sc 10 arrebato la arbitrariedad; sin ga
rantfas nuestro derecho, porque aquf no las CO.
nocio nunca la oposicion; sin esperanza en- la
victoria sin confanza en- la honradez polftica
de nuestros adversarios, acudimos las urnas,
anhelantes de servir la region puertorrl-
quena la patria espanola.
En- las mesas electorales empezo desen-
volverse la maraila Unconditional: electores ms
critos que Sc rechazan; electores no lnscritos
que Sc aceptan; cedulas perfectamente valldas
que Sc anulan; ell abuse del poder de la fuer-
"a, en- sus varias formas, que yergue con
alardes satanicos; esa es la sfntesis de si-
tuaci6n en- que la harmonic y la concordia de-
bieran imponerse, en- que, al reves, Sc impo-
ne la audacla y la soberbla.
NADIA importa quien marcia al cumpli
mento de sus deberes no mira atras nj los
costados no mide las distancias nj examina
los tropiezos; va adelante sereno, tranquilo,
SECURE de su propia'voluntad, que lie impulsa y
lie sostiene.
Ahf estar los nombres de nuestros candi-
datos: ninguno intimide la derrota Pre-
vi6ndola, esperamosla, Sc ofrecen al aspero sa
crifcio con plena conciencia del o'que reall
zan. En- la Diputacion repres entaran sin de-
bilidades al partido y al pals; ST una mayorfa
artificial les vence en- los comioios, aguardaran
a que despunte ell sol de la justicia en- los ho
rizontes de la patria.
Despuntara.
Acudan nuestros amigos q emitir sus su-
fragios, sin temer que Sc les veje nj Sc les
coarte; los que escriben estas lfneas tienen la
palabra del general Marin, ell general Marin
di6 muchas pruebas de no faltar jamas 10 que
exige su prestigio q 10 que prometen sus la
bios. No es que somcs optimistas; es que
rendimos la lealtad del gobernante ell tri-
buto que Sc merece.
No haya medo de que la Guardia civil
ocupe los caminos; III de que Sc detenga los
eIsctores por falta de documentos personales;
nj de que los ciudadanos sufran atropellos i'm
posibles. en- cuanto las torpes argucias de
los que nos combaten, 81 vienen, como vendran
desde luego, opongamosles, en- primer termino,
nuestra habilidad intelgente nuestra varonil
energfa; por dltimo nuestra frme resoluci6n
de obtener,castigo para los q. infrinan las leyes
iAdelante, correligionarios! No Sc llega
al triunfo sin arriesgarse la batalla; no Sc re-
coge ell fruto sin regar la simiente; no Sc llevan
hombres aptos a las corporaciones populares
sin pasar por las urnas utilizar los votos.
;Adelante!
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Una carta de Brau

Con pura sincera satisfaction me huelgo
en- publican la carta que ell sagaz investigator
de asuntos portorriquenos amigo mfo don
Salvador Brau dirige desde Sevila. Mucho
estimo su felicitacion por las obras que tengo
preparadas para publican, una de las cua-
les, la de BeaGfactOreS y Honabres sotables de
Puerto Rico ACADIA de editarse: tanto mas estf-
mo La espontanea felicitaci6n de Brau, cuanto
que este amigo conoce mi larga labor y mis- de-
tenidas investigaciones sabs apreciar Ia nece-
SiaGd de conaoIetGr los datoS adquiridos en- eE
ArchiUO de Ladi0s con los i,?fornaes que aportea
los drchiooS locales, 4 los que, dicho sea de pa
so, unicamente no me atengo, que muchas veces
he lido beber q fuentes que radican fuera del
pals.
Mi labor ha sido y es fmproba, sin protec-
cion alguna, mucho dinero llevo gastado en- via
jes y excursones en- la prosecution de mis- pro-
positos, iado en- mis- propios personales es-
fuerzos Pocos, poqufsimos, comprenden aun
la importanoia de mis- trabajcs, triste verdad,
pero no menos cierta; sin embargo, me consi-
dero feliz gozo en- ell camino que 1levo; 81 no
me reporta benefcios materiales, es innegable
habre hecho un servicio, que tarde temprano
las futuras generaciones sabran estimar en- su
justo valor, dando conocer hechos her6icos
que precononizan Ia proverbial lealtad de esta
terra; reconstruyendo la vida de personajes OIL
vidados, dignos de la fama p6stuma, como
O'Daly, Jose Maria Quinones 8, Espada,y otros
puntos desconocidos que forman Ell proce-
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Propaganda Liberal

de alcanzar cumplida justicia. Ell porvenir es
nuestro.
La lucha nos puriica. De ella sacaremos
provechosas experienoias saludables ense
fianzas para nuestra vida en- 10 porvenir. La
lucha templa los caracteres, forma los hombres
y da solida organization los partidos.
Ell domingo, dfa once, es dfa de prueba;
dichosos los que despues de haber puesto
energfas su actividad al servieio de su parti-
do, puedan luego descansar en- la tranquilidad
de su conciencia, que NADIA les reproche, que no
les niegue ell dictado de .buenospatriotas y hon
radios ciudadanos
La lucha ha sorprendido apenas ma
ci6os la vida pdblica. Todo contrario.
Lo que hacemos pues meritorio; 10 que ga
nemos, POGO mucho, sera ganado con honra.
Electores liberales, NADIA de vacllaciones,
iadelante! Que no entire ell desaliento en- vues-
tros animos esforzados. Dejad q un lado los
tibios, a los medrosos, a los indiferentes; unios
en- apretado haz seguid siempre adelante.
Ell choque con ell engreido adversario, es
rudo. Sostengamoslo con honor, vencidos 6
VencedOres.
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Telegramas via Habana

Madrid, Mario 27-En Conseio de Mi
nistros presdido por Ia Reina Sc trat6 de los
progresses de las armas espanolas en- Cuba
FIipinas. A la salida del Consejo dijo el senior
Canovas que puede considerarse vencida la
insurrecci6n de Cuba; que solo quedan peque-
mas partidas y que no debe extraflar su dura-
ci6n, pues 10 mismo aconteci6 en- la Peninsula
cuando ell abrazo de Vergara, agregando que
Cabrera continue la guerra tres amos despues
de aquel fausto suceso. xEl Heraldo2 consig-
ma la version de que Ell gobierno abriga el pro-
p6sto &c fijar pronto La fecha de Ia aplicacion
de las reformas y de la reapertura de las Cor
tes. Don Julian Suye ha sido nombrado Ma
gistrado de la Audiencia de Santiago de Cuba.
Sc recrudece la lucha intestina entire las kabi-
las de los alrededores de Melilla.
Nueva York, idem idem.-Se dice que Mr.
Herbert Bowen Consul americana en- Barcelona,
ira con ell msmo destino Ia Habana.-Dicen
de Paris que Sc ha pedido 4 la Camara de di-
putados el credito necesario para construir
cuarenta cinco buques de guerra ciento
setenta cinco topederos.
Madrid, idem 29.-El Mnistro de La Cue
ira ha aplazado para mas adelante ell ascender
a los generates de brigada JaramilIo Rios
generates de division, segdn tiene propuesto
el general Polavieja. SLa Epoca. dice que Sc
aproxima el momento de plantear las reformas
en- Cuba. Alguncs Green que Sc aplicaran antes
de la reunion de las Cortes. Sc comenta ell
dcho del senior Canovas de que las Cortes no
discutiran el proyecto de reformas, sino el bill
de indemnidad que Sc les pedira por ell gabine-
te Ha dicho, ademas, el senior Canovas, que
las Cortes podran modificar las reformas 81 asf
conviniese q los intereses de la patria.
Nueva York, idem idem.-En Canea esca-
sean muchos los where's. Con tai motive Sc
teme que Sc subeven los musulmanes que resi-
den en- dicha ciudad. Ha causado muchos es-
tragos ell bombardeo verifcado Ell altimo dfa.
Ell gabinete griego parece decidido declarar
la guerra Turqufa. Dicen de Manila que la
flotilla espanoa Sc ha apoderado de la forta-
leza Bacolor, en- Luz6n.
Madrid, idem So.-Pronto Sc frmara Ell
ascenso general de brigada del Coronel Ce-
balos. Indfcase al Contra-Almirante Bermejo
para mandar la escuadra de instruction.
Nueva York, idem idem.-El doctor Luis,
acusado de flibustcrismo, ha sido condenado
a diez ocho meses de prisi6n multa &c qui-
nientos pesos. Ha estab ecido apelaoi6n contra
la sentencia. Ell juez Sc ha negado ponerlo
en- libertad bajo 6anza
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Information poIItica

Ell domingo Sc celebro en- Patillas un i'm
portante meeting de caracter liberal
Asistfan los sefiores Domfnguezy Vazquez,
miembros del comitG provincial, les acompa-
haban los sefiores Pales Lopez, de Guayama.
Sc eligio ell comit6 en- la siguiente forma:
Presidente honorario, don Modesto Bird;
presidente, don Ezequiel Martinez; vicepresi-
dente, don Francisco Cell; vocaes: don Fran
cisco Zen6n Cell y don Ramon Lebron; tesore-
re, don Francisco Bird; secretario, don Jose
Lopez Cepero; suplentes, don JESUS Cell, don
Catur lie Cintr6n don Domingo Orlandy.
Hablaron los eeflores Domfnguez Pales,
pronunciando aquel un discurso verdaderamen-
te persuasive este una oraci6n de elegantfsi-
mas formas literarias, correspondence d su
fama de escritor su fantasia de poeta
Insistimos en- recomendar la mas extricta
vigilancia en- los colegios electorales no
intervenldos por nosotros.
Recuerdense las indicaciones uuestras.
Ell elector Sc acercara 4 la mesa, ante otros
electores que puedan dar testimonio; les mos
trara su boleta, alberta, y luego, doblandola,
la entregara al presidente.
81 aun as1 resultan perC1S6os los votos, 10
que estara 2erosido es Ia. .fuerza moral de
nuestros adversaros.
Anoche Sc reunio ell comit6 de distrito de
la capital, compuesto por representatives de los
comites de seccion.
Asisteron los sefores Acufia, Hernandez
Lopez, Soler, Coll Toste, Escudero Miranda,
Sol1veras, con representaciones de varios pue-
bios, los sefores Garcia We've, Marquee, Sola,
Franqui, Perez Rivera, Fernandez Mascara,
Aponte, Degado Casablanca, con las de sus
comit6s respectivos.
No habiendo comit6 en- esta capital, presi-
di6 ell acto, sin voto, ell seflor Mui1oz Rivera.
Resultaron elegidos candidates los senores
don Eduardo D. Gonzalez Beltran don Carlos
M. Soler y Martorell.
La reuuion termino las once.