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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

ing named of said proprietors, to-wit
Aurellen Premaux, Overton Cade, b. F
Flanders, J. o. Blanchet, Clement Romero
and DR.. P. A. Duplex, proceed to trace
and lay out said public road as follows:
eginning at Laneuville on the north to the
Vermilion parish line on the south, and
running thence through the lands of the
hereinafter owners thereof for the distance
of seven miles and four arpents, taking a
! strip of twenty feet wide off of the land of
. . each one along their common boundary line.
which boundary was mutually agreed upon
and shown us by said prop,ietors, and by
them designated to us, by setting stakes and
blowing burrows, to be easily visible
and recognizable, and thence through the
lands of ]. A. Laneuville, Marie Granpais.
Oscar Bernard, Sylvanie Bosset, .Aurelien
Premaux. Desire Broussard, Overton Cade.
Marcelin Richard, Octave Theriot, B. F.
Flanders, P. b. Roy. ]. A. Roy, Cesaire
Bourq, Jean Bourg, Aurelie Theriot, Aurelien
J. Hebert, Aurelin F. Hebert Jr., c. Ro-
nero, Jean Landry, J. A. Roy, Eraste
Trahan, Lucien Duhon and jules Alciator
to the termination of said road, which road
IS forty feet wide throughout its entire
length, and was so traced and staked out as |
to be plainly visible throughout its entire
plat of said road showing the location and |
course of said road, and the location of the
lands of the different proprietors through
which said road runs, and the distance and
quantity of land appropriated from each
owner for said road, which plat is annexed
% this our report of said road for reference
And we further report that we, said Jury
# Freeholders, did on our oaths aforesaid,
'ssess the following damages to proprietors
n compensation for their land so taken and
for said road as follows to-wit:
70 J. A. Launeville $40 and to the other
'roprietors no damages were assessed, as in
ur opinion the benefit of said road fully
ompensates the value of their land taken.
Done in the Parish of Lafayette this g
Ist day of Sept. 1897, Aurelien Premaux, {
'verton Cade, Benz. F. Flanders, J. Q. ,
Clement Romero, p. H. Duplex.
ENDORSEMENT OF CONSENT. :
one of the proprietors named in the
ritten report, do hereby consent to the To-
ltion and direction of the road as described .
J the written report, and accompanying plat;
i'd hereby agree to accept the amount of
images allowed me, by said Jury of Free
olders, as by the written report set forth in p
IL compensation of all damages by me
stained, by reason of the appropriation of ii
y land for the use of said road. tn
Signed and dated this 1st day of Sept. -.
81, Jules Alciator, P. B. Roy, 7. A. la
~, Aurelien Premaux, Overton Cade, b
mi. F. Flanders, Clemant Romero, Aurelie nc
,eriot, Marcelin Richard, Sylvanie Bosset,
car Bernard, Marie Grangais, Mrs. Octave tn
'eriot. Lucien Duhon, Olime Boudreaux, =,
o. Landry. Aurelien J. Hebert, Aurelien Sc
Hebert. Cesaire Bourq, Desire Brouss ard
hn Bourq.
r. e. Landry, president,
r. c. GRErc, Secretary.
IContinuation in next issue.l T.,
Six dozen tomboys and sailors just wi
ceived from New Yo K, at Mrs. FL
B. Bailey's. Al
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Police Jury Proceedings.

|
LAFAYETTE, La, Nov. 4, 1soz.-Th.
Police Jury met this day in regular sessio,
with the following members present: r. c
Landry, Ben Avant. Jno. E. Primeaux
John Wilmington, IT,, Alfred F1ebert and
Alonzo Lacey. Absent: NJ. Billeaud, Jr,
and G. G. Brown.
! The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Health Officer A. r. Trahan appeared and
asked that the Jury adopt the regulations
and schedule promulgated by the New
Orleans Board of Trade under supervision
OF the United States Marine Hospital Ser
vice. BY motion the said regulations were
adopted and it was resolved that all goods
bearing the certificate of the U. S. Marine
Service be admitted into the parish, subject
only to restrictions imposed by said service
Mr.. Avant, on behalf of the committee
appointed to examine into the representa-
ton OF M. Melancon and others, prayinp
for right of way across the property of
Valsin Martin, under provision of Act ID, of
1896, reported that the committee had per-
formed the duty imposed and had found the
facts set forth in the petition of M. Melan-
con and others to be true. A motion to
grant the right of way as prayed for was
lost by a tie vote and the matter postponed
until next meeting.
A petition from Col. G. A. Breaux pray-
ing for right of way across the property of |
MIR. G. Bienvenu under provisions of Act
No. 81 of 1896 was read and Messrs. Ben
Avant, c. c. Brown and Jno. Wilmington
IT,, were appointed to ascertain all the facts
md allegations of said petition and to report
he same to the Jury at it's next regular
Meeting. The committee shall hear both
'arties in interest and the secretary shall
'otify Mr.. G. Bienvenu Of this resolution
nd of the intended investigation by the
ommittee herein named.
by motion of Mr.. Primeaux, the following
ury OF freeholders was appointed to trace
nd lay out public road forty feet wide ,
ccording to law leading from the property ,
Desire Langlinais, to the property of
Tired Leblanc, assess all damages and !.
.Port to this body. Clement Romero, :
nthin Comeaux, Odillon Blanchet, Ben :
ianders, Raphael Guidry and Maximillian 1.
only.
Eloi Broussard was appointed bridge :
.ePsr of Darmas Broussard bridge at the ;,
tie of 500 per annum until further notice. :
The sum of $6S was appropriated for =
e Jos. c. Broussard public school, in the =
st ward, and the sum of sac for the :,
nson school in the second ward. :,
Mr.. Avant appointed Alex. M. Broussard d
ember of Drainage committee for the lii
'ond ward, In place of David Spell. m
The sum of $500 was ordered refunded b,
!. G. w. Scranton. on account of beef ar
ID by constable. an
Messrs. c. ID. Caffery and r. C. Greio | In
re appointed to attend to the demand tn
de By Clerk E. G. VOORHEES, for boxes to th
archives. -
The donations of land tor public roads By sai
following persons were read, accepted DR.
ordered recorded: Denis TrahAu, | =
sncois Sellers, Alexander Dahon, Felix a.
Ikea. Donacien Hebert, 1aymond Trahan.. lpls
iare Broussavd. Eugene ITebert, Marciai 8.
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Hebert. Doseti Duhon, Joseph Thibadeau,
1sadoie. Vincent, Hiliare Hebert, Hinea
Trahan, Joseph Hebert, Adam Cormie,
Julien Hebert and Madam Olivia Heber,
/ The jury OF freeholdeas appointed t
trace and lay out a public road from ]. A
Laneuville's land to Vermilion parish sub
'nitted the following report which wa
adopted, the road declared public high
way and the sum of $40 appropriated
and set aside for damages assessed:
State of Louisiana, Parish of LAFAYETTE
Aurelien. Primeaux, Overton Cade, B. F.
Flanders, Odilon Blanchet, Clement Romero
and Dr''P. A. Duplex, do solemnly swea.
that we will lay out the road now directed
to be laid out by the Police Jury of the Parish
OF Lafayette, to the greatest ease and adj
vantage of the inhabitants and with as little
prejudice to enclosures may be-without
favor affection malice or hatred, and to
the best of our skill and abilities. So help
us God. And furthermore, that we will
truly assess all damages to proprietors, caused
by said road, to the best of our judgment
and ability. Aurelien Primeaux, Overton
Cade, Benz. F. Flanders, J. o. BIanchet,
Clement Romero and p. A. Duplex.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
21st day of Sept. 1897, d. A. Cochrane
Notary Public.
We, the undersigned Jury of Freeholders
IF the Parish of Lafayette, duly appointed
~ the Police Jury of said Parish, to trace
md lay out public road leading from
North of J. A. Laneuville's land to Vermilion
parish line, the public road running through |
he lands of the following Proprietors to-wit: |
5etween ]. A. Lanueville and Marie Gran
.ais, thence between J. A. Laneuville, |
Oscar Bernard and Sylvanie Bosset ID
rPents. between and through Aurelien
II arpents, between Aurelien
'remeaux and Desire Broussard "a arpents,
etween Overton Cade and Jules Alciator
4 arpents, between Overton Cade and
iarchie Richard ID arpents, through the
lnds of Overton Cade~I4 arpents,- these
INNING on public road east of Bodonis, then |
, southwest direction through lands of Il
'verton Cade 2S arpents, reaching the
orthwest corner of Mrs. O. Theriot's land.
len between o. Cade and Mrs. o. Theriot
Z arpents, then between land of b. F. !.
landers and p. r. Roy II arpents, then
-tween Cesaire Bourq, Jean Bourq and
urelie Theriot II arpents, then between
urelius Hebert, Aureluis Hebert Jr., and !.
cement Romero IA arpents, then between
an Landry and ]. A. Roy II arpents,
en- between Eraste Trahan and Lucien
ahon II arpents, to the Vermilion parish
e. Having been notified of our appoint :
mt aud of The time aud place of meeting =
the person first named in said order of =
pointment; and having severally taken =
subscribed the foregoing oath, and hav- =
given notice to each and everv one Of
aforesaid proprictors in writing, at least :,
ee days previous. of the time and place :.
meeting and Of the intended laying out of
road through the lands Of said pro-i
etors, which notices were duly served on
Z proprietors, did meet on the zrst. dav
September 1897 1t Royville La, the
&c designaSed IN said Notices, and did rs
nsand there. IN presence 81 the follow lN
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Constab1e's Sale.
COnSI6O1e Sale.
Simeon Bergeron VS.. Alcee Schex-
nayder-1st Justices Court,
Parish of Lafayette, La.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure issued bv
the Hon. c. Brandt, Justice of the peace Of
the Ist ward of said parish, and to me di-
rected. I, the undersigned, have seized and
taken into my possession and will sell to the
last and highest bidder, for cash, at Judge
Brandt's Office in Scott, between legal sale
hours, on
Saturday, Nov. 27. 1897,
the following articles, to-wit: One lot of
kitchen utepsils; one bale of cotton weieh-
ing 4S4 pounds; 900 pounds of cotton in
seed; barrels of corn more or less.
NUMA BREAux, Constable.
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VIII make regular trips from
Lafayette to Coxon's Bank. She
will leave Pin Hook every Saturday.
For further Information apply to
Alfred Hebert, Lafayette, La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

If the ladies of Lafayette need
anything in the millinery line they
would do we'll to visit Mrs. Ba,lev's
store,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

Saddles, brides and spurs ii
great variety, at Moss Bros. & Co.'S
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

If you want a patent leather shoe
shine, go to the Railroad Exchange
Shaving Parlor next to John O.
Mouton's saloon.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

Fine trimmed hats and baby caps
at Mrs. w. B. Bailey's.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

Get some good cheese from
Mouton & Hopkins; il is splendid.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

If you need anything done in the
tonsorial business call on Patureau
& Pefferkorn at the Railroad Ex-
change Shaving Parlor. They will
be sure to give you satisfaction.
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A sinner is always to be found a,
the Railroad Shaving Parlor.
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The Coming Woman


Who goes to the club while he,
husband tends to the baby, as well
as the good old-fashioned woman
who looks after her home, will both
at times get run down in health.
they will be troubled with loss of
appetite. headaches, sleeplessness,
fainting or dizzy spells. The most
wonderful remedy for these women
is Electric Bitters. Thousands of
sufferers from Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys rise up and call it blessed.
1t is the medicine for women.
Female complaints and nervous
troubles of all kinds are soon
relieved by the use of Electric
Bitters. Delicate women should
keep this remedy on hand to build
up the system. Only soc. per
bottle. For sale by VIM. Ciegg.
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SANTA FE
q Q ROL7E

& Daily TraIno
Houston to Galveston;
= Daily Train0
Houston to North Texas
Colorado. Kansas City.
Chicago and St. Louis
Finest Pullman Sleepers and Fine
Reclining Chair Cars.
LOWEST RATEe
Further information can be ot..;,.a ~
writing to W. q. KEENAN
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT GALVESTON. Ter
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-13

Six dozen tomboys and sailors just
received from New Yo K, at Mrs.
w. B. Bailey's.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Sr don J. A. L., Qoebradillas.- Recibi
da su arreeisbie del dia o. Cnmplido 10 que
indica en- ella.
Sr. don S. A Adjuntas. as.-Oonformes con
10 que indica en- gu apreciable del 80 de-
Octubre re,ibids agar. Espers mos 10 que
nos iIdica al final. rogaudoie ore sea proLt to
Sr don A. D. Coamo. r scibida su
aprecisble del 8 Qaed6 compac;do en- to-
do 10 que iDdicA
Sr. don 8. r., Uluado. - Devolvemos
hoy ell origina! del az uncio esperamos sus
ordenes.
sr. don J. g., vieques LIE remitimas
hoy los r1neros que solicita por medic de
50 tarjets postal
Sr. don J. A. L., Naricao. o.-Recibida au
apreciable del 8 Qusda cumplida. LIE re-
mitimos los tones de .'El Collar de Ia
Reina Fuede remitir los yalo-es cue indi-
ca bajo nnestrs respoHssbilidad, pero bsjo
certifoado cosido
Sr don z. V. p. Las Nalf.s.-Queda
complacido en- 10 que indioa, esperamos
10 que nos ofrece.
Sr. don J. de J., IsabslA Recibida su
apreciable Ultima Ksperamos Ia lista rec
tifcada que. indics, J los fondos ofrecidos.
LIE anticIpamos las gracias-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
EDICIsO

En- la demanda declarativa De menor
cuant1a estab. cida por don Juan Masoller
, Torres vecino de Psflueas ea cobro de
pesos, contra la sucssion de don Juan Bau-
tista Medina Santisg, ,vecino ds Pennelas,
se ha dispuesto por ell sei1or den Eduardo
Alvarez Rodriguez. juez de primera ins-
tancia de esta cIu lad, gu part do judicial,
en- proVidercia del dia cipeo del corfieI t.,
la vanta en- pdbiics subasta dc los bienes
embargados consistentes en- ara inca rtis-
tioa radicsda en- ell partido de Peflueias ba :
rrios de 'Rusio," sitio denomiDado ce LAS
Jayas" divididos en- varios trozos la pri-
mera de diez y nueve y media onerdas des-
tiuadas 4 cefs, mslangos mAiezas entire
las oua'es sc encueL tim enclaysdss cuatro
zinc J la 1ltioA de yagxse lindantes con
tierras de la succession de don Msrcelino To-
rres y Rodriguez representada hoy por dofia-
Iues Perez y don Felix ksldonado Y
Perez. por Ell Norte al Oeste Il succession de
don Francisco Torres Oortes t3mbi6n re-
presentsds por den Francisco Rodriguez
Velszquez con don Francisco Ortiz Lu-
IA {; por ei Sur con el camino vecinal del
barrio y una euebrada, y por el Este con don
Jusn Torres y Fsliciano la segulda una
parcela de cnstro cuer las y media de terre-
no, unidas las diez media alterores Dor
su parte Sur, con algunas plaatacio. es de
oaf6, lindaDdo pnr ell Norte Con don Jose
Roblas Rosade Francisco p an Postigo,
por al Este con Juan Arroyo segarrs, por
81 Sur con una quebrada , les "a dichas
diez nueve 7 media cuordas de ssrreno,
con Eladia F'gueroa, y por ell Este con
don Isidoro Perez y la tsrcera Ultima
des tinada tsmbien q pastos cercada do
alambre: cuat, % cuerdas co.indsntes por ell
Norte con Francisco Pagan, por Ell Este do
ia Ines Perez y qre5rada de por medic al
Oeste Antonio Orespo al Sur los ante di.
chcs ter.enos descritos !: habiendo sido JUS
tipreciados perioialmente los terTenos rela-
sionados, el primere en- nsH Qnfnsentos pc
sos. el seg0ndo en- cfento cjgcuenta y SETS, y
81 tersero on sis,se0 sSHcsIsntG:y las casas "a
elias enelavadas en- sefs ctsD:os ct,seuenta
pesos que viene 4 formsr todo clio una tota-
lidad de dos mil euasroctsntos c:,acue1sta q
sets pess.
Y habiendose se1alado para que tsnga
efeoto la subasta el dfa once de Diciembre
pr6ximo, la una de Ia tarde, So hace pd-
blico para la ooccurrencia de licitadores en-
Ia sala audiencia del juzgado, ,cita en la Gale
de Cristins casa 1smada.de Mirsndes, en- ell
dfa hora sefalados advirtiendose que no
admitr&n proposiciones que no cubran las
dos terceras parties del vslor de la tasat 5n
y sc haya eonsignado previamente en- la me-
"a del juzgado el diez por cientc del aval6o
para obtar la subasta.
Ponce, seis de Noviemhre de mil otho-
cientos noYeata y siets--.Jose c. Schroeder.
Es eepia Jose O. Sels,odsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
Bibiioteca de ola Oemocracia''

-Pod6s estar tranquo, dijo el medioo; esta bien
muerto, respondo de clio.
-Ya sab6s eabsllero, replic6 ell gobernador insis-
tendo que semejante nos contentamos con
simple exameD; pesar de todas las aparlen-
dgnaos cumplir las formalidades prescritas por
Ia ley.
Que Sc calienten los hierroa, do ell medico; pero
repito que juzgo dtil pr.caucion.
Esta orden de calentar los hierros hzo estremecer
Dantss.
Oyeronse pasos apresurados, muehas idas veni-
das despues de 10 cual entr6 ell carceero dciendo
-Aquf teneis ell brasero hero.
-Hubo momento de silencio; POGO despu6s SO
oy6 ell chrrllo de la quemada ouJo olor espeso
nauseabundo atraves6 Ia badosa debaio de Ia cual
DaDtes escuchsba horrorizado. Aquel olor de
humana carbonizada hizo que sudor frfo inundase
la frento del joven crey6 desmayarse.
va 10 veis, caballero, va ves due esta perfecta-
mente muerto, dijo ell medico esta quemadura ell
talon es decsva pobre loco ourado de ocurs
y libre de eautivero.
Il No sc lamaba Faria? pregunt6 de los of
ciales que acompahaban al gobernador.
ST, caballero, ademas sabo muy
ingenioso tocante todo 10 que tesoro pero
cuanto a eato lntratsble.
ESQ 10 que llamamos monomanfa,
dijo ell me1co.
II Nunoa habeis tendo motive de queja contra
e? pregunto ell gobernadoa al caroeero snsargado de
traer ell alimento al abate.
-Nunca, senior gobernador, respondi6 ell carcelero,
nunca; al contrsrio, muchas divertfa mucho
cont&ndome cuensos; adsnas dfa cue mi niujer
haliabs enferrna DID receta que La hzo a
rnomento
: -,Ah. ,ah dijo eI m6dico,. ignoraba que
colega ell desdichado que ha muerto espero, senor
gobe rnador> aadid rIendo, lie traareis como tai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
El Conde de Monte -Cristo


como ecesiastioo hagan algunos gastos GA, p,r
81.
Vaya, pues tendra los honores del saco.
Edm0ndO escuchabs perdfs sola palabra,
pero apenas comprendfa 10 que decfan.
Pronto se fueFon extinguiendo las voces:y lie pare
clio que aquella gents safa del cuarto.
Sin embargo atrevi6 entrar porque podan
haber dejado algdn carcelero guardando al
Asf. pues, permaneci6 mudo, in.n6vi conteniendo
la respiration.
Al cabo de hors, Ell silencio fue interrumpdo
por un rnido debi que fue aumeDtando sucesva-
mente Era ell gobernador que volvfa seguido del
medico y de mucho ofciales
Hubo un momepto de silencio; evidente que
Ell medIco acercaba la examinaba ell
cadsver.
Pronto se reDovaron las preguntas.
medico analiz6 Ell NAL de que habfs sido atacado
ell preso, declare que estaba muerto.
Sc hacian tales preguntas tales respuestas que
Dant6s estaba indignado
LIE parecfa que todo Ell mundo debfs sentir por ell
pobre asate una parte del afecto que 81 e profesa
-Mucho me disgusta 10 que estas doiendc, dijo
ei gooernado de el anciano estA muerto, porque
al fin era Preso amabe, nofensiyo, de ana locurs
mVy festlva y sobre todo oasi necesitaos que le
viglase0.
i On raplic6 Ell carcelero, bien 10 creo. Aauqae
habiese estado preso oneuena snos estoy seguro de
que no hubsra hscho II tentstiva de- evasion.
Sin embargo repc6 ei gobei ador, psrece
que no seris mao, pesar de 10 que dscf-, porqae
dude dc vuastsa cien is sino por mi propia respon
sabiasd, asegusrnos ri ell prsso esS psrfet iuente
Habo momeptc de silsncio. darsnse el caal
Dantas, que segufs aseachaudo. orey6 que III medco
examinaba Por segunda 81 cadayes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
"a A1Iceaehos !. : teDgo la certsza one serfa
81 unico que cumplirfan con gusto


nanana pubiicaremos un eegundo artfca 10
soDre la question del tabeeo. asf como una
interesante manifestation de varios incon-
lido liberal
de aqui el sumario del dtfmo n1mero de
III Sastre del Oampillo' que SC repartirs
mafana
q. slendo.... pescandon.- can
cion de la gi'ana" poesfa traducida del its-
iiado por J. A. Negr6n Sanjurjo. "Pobre
Marfna'i nara zion per A. Otero San Ante
Mo. "A Mise" soneto de Ruvalcado, R1-
tos y descosidos"- 'Msruia" tradueci6n del
ruso.-"Ei mes6n de las avee, fkbula por sl
doctor Zeno Gambia -"Moestras sin va
ior" "Lucha esterip', soneto por Luis r.
driguez Cabrera. Idiotisno cog aetsria"
cuento por 8. Oarren. ''De mi novia" per A,
suarez de Aota-"Mangas OapiFotes
"A. z. V."-versos por E. p. ..Rstales"-
-"Caj6n de Sastre'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
INFORMATION DEL DIA
VARIAS NOTIOIAa

VARIAS NOTICIAS
Desarr6llase de manera alarmsnte la fie
bre amarilla en- Nueva Orleans.
Ha llegado la Hsbana el seAor Oongosto
secretario del Gobierno General.
FL seffor Romero Robedo oonyoc6 para 81
dfa de aver Ia mayoria parIamentaris.
Or6ese que hara importantes declaraciopes
ton.
LOS INTEGRIsTAS
Ha visitado al sef1or sagasta Ia oomisi6r
de prohombres del partido derechista que
preside ell marques de Apezteguia, protestaL
do respetuosamente de las instrucciones que
lleva Cuba el General Blanoo, por creerlss
perjudicialee 50 partido.
Sc ratifcan como opuestos la irnplsn-
taci6n do Ia autonomfa, aun cuando acata
ran las 6rdenes del Gobierno
Contest6 el sef1or Sagasta que reconocia Ia
importancia de la colectividad, en- cuyc
nombre hablaban.
Que Ia autonOmfa sc implantarA en- breVe.
Que cree justo que el nuevo regimen se
entregue los autononaistas.
Ore ell gobierno no ss nszolar4 en lss con
tiendas de los partidos antillanos.
! EN- SANTANDKR
Oelebr6se una reunion numerosa para
atender al recibimieLt to que SO har& Wey-
Varios socialistas protsstaron ruidosa
mente.
La reunion fue disuelta.
OANALEJAS
He conference.-the con los laborantes Ga
brera. Varona y otros.
Estrada Palma Sc nego conferenciar.
CUBA
En- Ia noche del hube gran reospetdn sn
81 Palacio del Gobierno de Ia Habana.
Fuerzas leales batieron al enentgo en-
Sancti Spfrltus, capturando al titnlado briga-
dier Luis Perez, ga eaposs, sus hijos J tres
rebeldes.
Hubo otros ercuentros, perdiendo los in
snrrectOs 46 individuos.
Por nuestra parte IN Official dos solda-
dos heridos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

jefe del PARTfDO LIBERAL AT.
TONOMISTA, rindi6ndole desde
hoy homenaj- como tai; fsIicitaa-
dole por los triunfos obtenidos y ad
hiriendose & so polftica legal y pa
triotics.
Viva Espans! Viva ell partIdo
liberal! Viva don Luis Munoz RI
versl Viva la autonomia!
Isabella. 80 de Octubre de 1897.
Jose Giralde, Fernando Duran.
Jose -Barada, Jose Pineiro. Pedro
Lopez, Victor Lopez. Francisco Nal
donado. Antonio Lopez, Jose Can
eel, P. Diaz. Adofo Rodrfgues, Pc
dro lialde. Pedro Vega, Evaristo
Lopez. Alfredo .Msrtfnez, Ri;srdo
Pineiro, Prudencio Mejfas. Pascual
Roman, Enrique Gonzalez, Benito
Pineiro. Manuel Peheiro. Mateo We
ga, s mon Romaa, Jose Mejfa, juan
Barada 90, Simon Msldonado, Juan
Melendez. Simon Medina, Domingo
Prats. Juan Gonzalez. III. Barada,
Jos6 Bsrada Mejfas. Patricio 10
man, Juan JoAe Vega, Juan Maldo-
nado, Vicente Meifas, Jose Laureano
Sanchez, Manuel Vega, Quintfn Me
dina, Genaro Peneiro. Bartolo Do
ran, Fructuoso Melon, Heriberto
Melon, Victeriano Baxada, Antonio |
Vega, Gumersindo Pi6siro, Genaro |
Duran. Juan Melon y Barros. Bsr
nardino Rios, Carlos Mena, Concep-
ci6n Pima, Narciso Prats, Confesor
Gonzalez, Laureano Wives, Cecilio
Lopez y Hernandez, Manuel Irriza-
ri. Indalecio Lopez. Juan Barada 10,
Jose Sosa, jose Maldonado, Tomas
A. Lopez. Antonio Rios, Esteban
Cancel, Este ban Barada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

vays sHcsderne 10 que en- ell % de Fran
cia al pobre marques de Fabras one 10 deca-
pitnoo porqne no fguraba en- nada desde
luego, fnr'acts sclsote me declare del partido
de Ia sotafa, donde tengo buenos hermanos,
hermanas de Ia Carload, hssta dinero 81
10 necesito.
federico C0p6 y Planchatr.