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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Department Funds Getting short
Petitions Ora nted or Denied.

Department Funds Getting short
Petitions Granted or Denied.
Minister Cooper presided at the
weekly meeting Of the Commits
sioners of Education yesterday
afternoon at which II. NJ. Won
Holt was the only absentee, and
after the reading of the minutes
informed the Board that acting
on the permission given him at
the last meeting he had granted
Mr.. Lightfoot's request to estab-
lish an additional class in the
Night school.
The Minister then brought up
the condition of the department
funds, stating that the average
monthly pay rolls now took
up the whole of the appropriation
and much economy must he prac-
tised until the first of the year to
make both ends meet.
Inspector General Townsend
submitted a resolution placing
the most experienced teachers in
charge of the lower grades,
claiming that the early period of
child's teaching required the
most expert teaching. Salaries
under this resolution to be regu
lated by efficiency and length of
service. Referred to Minister
Cooper and the Inspector for
further consideration.
Letters were read from Miss
Ella Paris accepting the school
agency at South Kona and from
Mr.. Pringle accepting the school
at Kahuku.
The resignation of Miss Flor
ence Sharp of the Kekahs school
was received and filed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey were
granted permission to open a
private school at MAXWELL.
Various petitions for leave of
absence were granted and a large
number of applications for posi-
tons under the Board were re-
ferred to the Teachers Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1897.

Refrigeration in ocean steam
ships is revolutionizing the fruit
trade of the world. Lately about
thirty cases of msngoes-an ex-
tremely perishable fruit-and
pineapples from Queensland were
landed in London in perfect con-
dition. The fruit was sent as
presents to persons of note, and
some OF it was sent to Queen Vic
toria at Cimiez, in the South of
France. Queensland is quite
alive to the fruit trade. Our towns.
folk who visited the steamer
Aorangi at the wharf here the
other day had their olfactories
tickled with a delicious aroma of
apples, which, on following their
noses, they found to proceed from
cases stamped in Queensland. 1t
could be seen through the inter
stices that great care had been
used in packing the fruit, each
apple being enclosed in paper as
lemons and oranges are treated in
countries that know what's what
in marketing fruit. Hawaii will
have to wake up if she is going to
do anything particular il fruit
exports. SanFrancisco will shortly
be supplied with fruit in the
freshest condition from Panama,
as the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have decided to place
refrigerator plants in all their
boats, beginning with those on
the Panama route. This will give
San Francisco in galore fruits and
vegetables grown in the tropics
when they are out of season on
the Pacific Coast. There ought to
be a Fruit Growers Association
here which would look after the
rights of Hawaii in the matter of
transportation and refrigerating
protection upon all ocean steamers
that receive concessions from this
Government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04

The eight-yesr-old son of Sen
ator Mason of Illinois recently
lost the money he had been saving
for bicycle by the failure of the
Globe Bank in Chicago, and he
asked his father by long-distance
telephone whether he was to have
a wheel or not. "Well, Roderick,"
answered the Senator, "you get
the Endorsement of your Congress.
man and I'll see what l can do
for you"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04

Cocoa is a product that has
often been advocated as feasible
for raising in these islands. Cad.
bury Brothers of Birmingham,
England, have bought three cocoa
estates in Trinidad, W. L., and are
negotiating for a fourth. The
estates are at an elevation of 1000
feet, in the middle of the district
wherein the finest cocoa is grown.
1t is surprising that some of the
large grocery firms in San Fran
cisco do not look into the possibi-
lities of Hawaii for furnishing
them with such staples as cocoa,
coffee, ETC., at first band.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04

1t would not be surprising if
the case OF the steamer Zealandia
should prove to the British cable
people the necessity of securing
connection with Honolulu. An
editorial 10 the New Zealand Her
aid urging, by that example, that
Pacific steamship traffic had more
than reached a degree of develop
ment requiring the services of a
cable, has been reprinted with
comments in English papers and
periodicals. The Zealandia was
six days behind schedule time in
reaching Auckland from San
Francisco via Honolulu, and the
public anxiety became 30 great at
Auckland regarding the steamer
that government steamer was
sent out on a cruise of search.
The fact that the British naval
ship Penguin, now on a
Pacific cable survey, has
Honolulu for her ultimate
destination is also significant. In
all probability the near future
will see q cable from North Anne.
RIGA to Japan under American
and Japanese auspices, and an
other from the same continent to
Australia under British auspices,
with both tapping Hawaii as a
necessary station on account of
its maritime position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04

In japan there are apple, trees
growing four inches in height,
which freely bear fruit about the
size of currants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04
DECISION FOR THE WIDOW.
A Mosquito Bite Costs an Accident
Insurance Company $4,000.

A Mosquito Btte Costs an Accident
Insurance Company $50, 200.
Louisville, KY, May 2l.-The
Court of Appeals today decided
the case against the United States
Mutual Accident Insurance Com
pany brought by Mrs. Sallie Am
berg for $4,000 for the death of
her husband, which was caused
by mosquito bite. The lower
court held that the bite was not
an accident in the meaning of the
word as used by insurance com
panies, but upon appeal Mrs.
Amberg got peremptory instruc-
tons in her favor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04
COLLINCS FROM The MAIL
PAGES OF PRINT REDUCED To
PARAGRAPHS.
Sentence Of Turks for Numbering Dis-
tribstor. or Charity Items from
Two laenispheres.


been almost wiped out by fire.
Barney Barnato, the South
African diamond king, is serious
ly i'll.
John w. Foster is in London to
see what can be done about the
seals.
The San Francisco Board of
Education ask for two million and
odd for the coming year.
The German Reichstag has
voted 100000 marks for i'm.
proved field pieces.
United States weather prophets
will use kites flown a mile or two
high to catch weather indications.
A suit has been entered in New
Mexico to restrain a big English
company from damming the Rio
Grsnde river.
Missionary Denning sends a
complaint home to the States that
the East India natives are mis-
using relief funds.
An Indiana company has con-
cessions. including 100000 acres
of land, to build an electric rail-
road in Nicaragua.
The Remington typewriter has
been granted patent for the au-
tomato ribbon movement in use
on all the principal machines.
Lieutenant Commander G. A.
Adams has been detached from
the Richmond and ordered to the
command of the monitor Monte
rey.
Whitelaw Reid will be Special
ambassador of the United States
at the Diamond Jubilee in Lon
don if ambassador Hay make no
objection.
The Canadian Pacific Railway
is sending the steamer Hupeh
from japan to San Francisco, by
way of trial for the establishment
of a new transpacific line.
The two Turks who murdered
Yussuf, while he was distributing
American relief funds in Arme
MIA, have been sentenced to Is
years each in penitentiary.
Six of man and half dozen of
woman is the case of DIR. James
Six, a veterinary surgeon arrested
at Logansport, Ind. He is held
for bigsmy. 1t is said he has half
a dozen wives.
Secretary Long has censured
nearly score of officers of the
engineer corps for permitting the
Cramps to pay their personal ex-
penses on the trial trips of the
battleship Iowa.
The big French naval scheme,
calling for the sum of 100,0OO,000
francs over and above the regular
naval expenses, has been Endorsed
by the naval committee of the
Chamber of Deputies.
A wooden cup that belonged to
the poet Burns when an excise
man is to be exhibited at the
Caledonia Club picnic at San
Francisco. 1t belongs to Mrs.
Mary Ann Thompson.
A vigilance committee formed
at Butte, Montana, on account of
Astounding crimes, has issued a
warning to "the murderers, high
waymen and hobos," to leave the
town in "a hours on pain of death.
Thomas Sharkey was sued by
his trainer for the fight with Fitz.
simmons, for a balance of 5000,
but Judge Seawell of San Fran.
cisco sustained the plea that such
a bill could not be collected in the
courts.
A London paper prints the dis
turbing statement that a noted
teetotaler has just died in England
from delirium tremens. 1t is said
by prominent English physician
that scores of patented tonics and
specifics are essentially alcoholic
liquor, and the poorest grades of
spirits at that.
The eight-year-old son of SEN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04
For Rent or Sale.

Neat Cottage and grounds on Nuuanu
near Kukui street, ouly two minutes walk
from the business portion of the city.
6O4.tf A.V. GEAR IL co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04
Health Officers Speak.
City, State and National Authorities
report the Royal Baking Powder in
every way Superior to all others.

every way Superior to all others.
STATE CHEMIST, CALIFORNIA: The ROYAL fulfs all the
requirements. has greater leavening power
than any other
STATE CHEMIST WASHINGTON: There question but
the ROYALS the strongest and most wholesome baking
powder in the market
U. S. GOVT FOOD REPORT: ROYAL BAKING POWDER is
shown Of tartar POWDER highest Of all in aven
ing strength.
CANADIAN OFFICIAL TESTS: ROYAL BAKING POWDER
commended highest excellence and shown be greatest
of all in leavening strength.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF HEALTH: We cordially ap
prove and recommend the ROYAL BAKING POWDER. 1t is
absolutely and hea composed Of the best ingredients
of the highest strength and character
BOARD OF HEALTH, SEATTLE, WAsHINdTON Finding
in analysis that it is entirely free from any adueaon
heartily recommend the ROYAL BAKING POWDER for its great
strength purity and wholesomenes ~
BOARD OF HEALTH, TACOMA, WASHINGTON: In our
judgment the ROYAL the best strongest baking powder
before the public d
BOARD OF HEALTH. SPOKANE: Certainly there is bak.
ing powder known equal to the ROYAL
DR.. BNSWAN0ER, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON: 1t is also
my opinion that there purer better stronger baking
Do not permit the slanderous stories of inter-
ested parties to influence you in using any
other than The Best, The Royal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-04

The eyesight is very often in
jured for life by tight lacing.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

abrir nm abismo infranqueable, como
81 los ideaes sostenidos por aquel fue-
ran perjudiciales danosos las conye-
niencias de este.
Victoria tanto mas espl6ndida, Guam
do sc ha pretendido minar la popula-
ridad de Mufoz Rivera, atribuy6ndole
rencores que nunca tuvo, nj tendra, con-
ira la honorable clase de artesanos, en-
pleandose esta falsa version. como un
arma de dos filos, para herir al propio
tempo ell prestigio de un hombre Y los
intereses de toda una colectividad.
Mas fracasan tan punibles calculos,
una yez mas queda probado que
la mala fe y la peridia no prospe-
ran, no pueden prosperar en- un pueblo
hidalgo y generoso como este.
Nuestra propaganda Sc agita en- todas
las esferas con empuje incontrastable:
10 mismo en- ell taller que en- ell bufete;
de igual modo en- la oticina que en- la
fab:lca: sube hasta 10 mas alto, y pc
netra tambien en- las capas sociales mas
profundas.
Los obreros estan con nosotros po-
demos declararlo con orgullo.
Los obreros estan con nosotros: es
decir, el pueblo que trabaja. y piensa, y
siente, forma con su modesto labor
los cimientos del bien comun ell Pc
destal de la riqueza publica.
Esas adhesiones que senalamos hoy
constituyen uno de los timbres mas her
N osos de la propaganda liberal, nos
impulsan a proseguir, con mas energfa
81 cabe, nuestros espinosos trabajos. :
El partido liberal-fusionista de6ende
IA causa del pueblo contra sus eternos
opresores.
Y ell pueblo lie corresponds amplia-
mente, porque no ignora que, en- virtud
Gle los esfnerzos de nuestro partldo
vera realizadas, acaso en- tempo muy
breve, su mas caras aspiraciones.
Asf marchamos unidos en- la ardua
cuanto brillante empresa de afirmar e.
concepto de la region en- el seno sagra
do de la patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

pretende hacer los trabajos,
lie facilitara la entrada, libre de dere-
chos de aduanas, de todos los materia-
les necesarios, sin enterpecimientos de
ninguna clase.
Respecto de la question de los billie
tes de banco, me dijo que ese asunto
depende del Ministro de Ultramar, q
quien ha escrito extensamente, a fin de
que ponga remedio a tan diffcil situa :
cion.
Ell general Weyler opina que los gi-
ros de la Hacienda perjudican al billie
te; que las difcultades que ocaslcni |
la situacion que atravesamos pudleran
aliviarse con la creacion de un papel
especial, como ell de la renta espanola,
adquirible con nuestro signo fiduciario.
Me dijo que implantara las reformas
tan pronto cemo ell gobierno 10 autorl-
ce para clio. Que desde ell primer dia
creyo en- la bondad de estas, tan prom
to como la revolucion estuviese aniqui-
lada. Que como no tiene compromi-
sos polfticos en- Cuba, sera imparclal
con los partidos politicos. Que tiene
conianza en- que las reformas seran
bien recibidas por la opinion, volvien-
do la legalidad muchos rebeldes por-
que no esta dispuesto a darle dinero a
nadie.
listed es cubano, me dijo, y com
prendera que 81 la guerra me impone
no dar tregua los enemigos, ST deseo
la reconstruction del pals, por toda cla-
Sc de progresses pero dictando aque-
Has medidas que aeonsejan las circuns-
tancias, y que es logica la concession de
libertades, siendo este un pueblo cutie
{ ilustrado.
Me dijo que volveria a operar.
Despues de esta interview ell genera
Weyler Sc retro su despacho, dondt
lie dele trabajando. -CANARTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
ARROYO

Donde mas efectos ha causado la pro-
paganda polftica liberal que viene ha-
ciendo Ell digno puertorriqueflo senior
Munoz Rivera en- nuestra isla, ha sido
en- Arroyo.
lismo habfa matado toda idea politica
liberal, acaparandolo todo y dispo-
niendo su antojo de la administra-
cion municipal, en- menos de ounce
dfas, puede decirse, ha vuelto la vida
publica lleno de fe de entusiasmo.
El recibimiento hecho al incansable
senior Mu11oz Rivera, es una demostra-
cion de este que decimos.
Ell meeting, donde habfa tres cuatro-
cientas personas y entire elias un grupo
de SO a 70 senoras y senoritas al la1o
del active propagandista y demas Sc
nores del comite, indica que Arroyo
participa de la causa liberal, y que esas
damas formaran en- sus hogares lie
varan al corazon de sus esposos hijos,
el sentimiento patrio fortifcado por
las ideas llberales que sustentamos nos
otros.
va ell miedo polftico que Sc sentfa en-
los animos de algunos, ha desaparecido
desde ell momento en- que Sc realiza-
ra la evolucion iniciada por ell senior
Muhoz.
Los incondicionales de Arroyo pue-
den decir que tienen hoy al frente un
grupo de liberales dignos y 6rmes en-
sus principles, que sabran hacer respe-
tar sus derechos, y que con su propa-
ganda ayudaran formar ciudadanos
virtuosos intrepidos, que aumenten ell
namero de luchadores por ell bienestar
y ell honor del pats.
UN ARROYANo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
PR RPIL DBL DIA
DEL CHlNCHULLO A LA PREVARCACiON

Nuestros lectores saben que en- Ad-
iuntas Sc celebraron las elecciones mu-
nicipales
Y saben tambitn ell resultado que OBJ
tuvieron.
Lo que ignora ell pals, es la cola que
han traido, cola vergonzosa, y de con-
secuencias funestas para ell prestigio del
Derecho, para ell decoro de la Ley, pa
"a la gesti6n salvadora de nuestro par
lido
Ii CONCEAL Presidente de un Co
Iegio electoral, don Juan Benito Rullan,
conservador, es aeusado por eoaccion
electoral. instancia de los liberales
La querella prospera, y Sc We en-
lontananza como empieza a restablecer-
Sc "a perturbation del derecho ultraj ado.
El AlcaIde, proteje al CONCEAL.
Y ell Alcalde, maquiavelo novfsimo,
aunque en- zapatillas, busca un medic
para compensar la -falta cometida por
su compinche. Ese medic 10 encuentra
en- una pequefa informalidad cometida,
seg1n ellos, por un elector liberal: ell fin
sc We claro: abandonan ustedes la que
rella 8 nosotros lie buscaremos las cos
qullas a ese elector.
Pero es ell case que la querella sigue
gu curse los liberales han conseguldo
el proccsamiento del Conceal y embargo
de sus bienes por yalor de 5000 pc
setas.
Sc lie busca para notifcarle y ell hom-
bre escurre ell bulto. Ell Alcalde lie pro-
te E. ell A.calde le ampara.. Ell Alcalde
dice que lie salVara
En- que pals vivimos? sEs que ese
sin montera, pretende SEM
brar la cizana que el partido liberal Gle
ga uno'y otro dfa? Els cizana ese AL
calde, maquiavelo de mentirigillas ??
Pues 81 es cizana, ese Alcalde sera Sc
gado; ese Alcalde es una amenaza para
la ley, su labor es insana y peligrosa.
No hace pals, nj hace polftica: quilere
laoer una ulcaldooa, y ESQ no 10 permi-
ira nuestro digno y honrado Gober
1ante, que quiere que en Puerto Rico
se gobierne como en- Almerfa en- Va
lad doIid.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
COMITELlBERAl
DE YAUCO
$ E 6 r E T4 r IA

Con ell fin de proceder la renova-
cion total de este comite, y tratar de
otros variOs asuntos economicos de
propaganda para la mejor organization
y marcha de nuestra colectividad, Sc
convoca todos los liberales de este
pueblo para una reunion que tendra
|efecto ell proximo domingo 6 de JUNO,
a las diez de la manana, ell la casa ha-
bitabion de don Luis Cianchini, presi-
deute de este comite.
Al efectO, y como en- dicha reunion
solo tendran voz y voto los atiliados 4
nuestro partido, Sc hace constar que sc
ha alberto un registro en- esta secreta-
ria, donde deben pasar inscribir sus
nombres todos los que deseen figurar
como miembros del partido liberal en-
este pueblo, y asistir con tai caracter Il
la reunion de referencia.
Esta invitacion Sc hace extensive i
los queridos correligionarios de Ponce,
Guayanilla, Sabana- Grande, San Ger
man demas pueblos limftrofes, con
cuya cooperation contamos para ell me-
jor exito de la reunion.
Yauco, Mayo % de ls97.|OSE
O.. TORRES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

Aclaradas las cosas examinados los
antecedentes por un tribunal ilustrado
e imparcial, no hay plagio y asf 10 ma
nifiesta noblemente con Tomas Carrion
en- carta abierta que en- las columnas de
La hateg,idtzd, dirije al ofcndido.
Nosotros que conocemos al senior Ne
gron Sanjurjo; que tenemos la seguri-
dad de que es incapaz de un desliz de
tai naturaleza nos abstuvimos de dar
publicidad aquella acusaci6n que con
mucha anterioridad habfamos recibido
enviada por ell senior Carrion.
Sabfamos que Negron era inocente,
y nos complace que un tribunal tan
competente y su propio acusador, nos
den la raz6n.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
La Denaiocracia

Tn Alcalde de esos nsea.ttos, en- union
de un escribano POGO escrupuloso, cuya
responsabilidad puede ser tan grande
como su audacia, no tiene derecho para
querer que en- Puerto Rico Sc siga desa-
creditando a Espaha, suponiendo que
nuestra hidalga patria vuelve ellos sus
oJos tIernos y misericordiosos, en- senal
de alabama. NO, senior Alcalde de Ad-
juntas! Espafla lie darfa usted de la
tigazos, 81 usted llevara cabo su obra
y siguieramos creyendo que en- Puerto
Rico todo puede hacerse impunemente.
Ha llovido apenas, desde la conquista
Han progresado los tiempos, desde ell
81 al 81. Y no es usted quien para
querer ahogar la voz de la justicia de
la verdad, extrangulandola en- los po
bres estrados de un Juzgado, teniendo
como verdugo la venalidad de un escri
oano, como ayudante las complacen
c1as de un Juez MOI
Creemos que no triunfara ese nuevo
atentado contra la legalidad, porque nc
somos pesimistas creemos en- la since
r1dad de nuestros gobernantes.
Esperamos qae S. E. hara entendel
al Alcalde de Adjuntas, como Sc hace
patria en- Puerto Rico, como Sc hace
amar la madre Espa1la
Aplastando la soberbia de cuatro ca
clques, cuya unica importancia es la dc
atreyerse a todo valiendo muy POGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03

New York, Mayo 25.
Dicen de Madrid que ell presupuesto
Sc desea nivelar aumentando todos los
impuestos, escepto ell territorial. Tam
bien existe ell prop6sito de levantar un
emprestito bajo la garantfa de las mi
mas de azogue y ell monopolio del petro-
leo.
New York 26.
Tanto eu ell Congreso como en- ell Sc
nado, las declaraciones del sefor Cano-
vas no ian logrado sacarle del actual
atolladero.
Sc teme sobrevenga una crisis.
FL senior Canovas manifesto que la
venta de la isla de Cuba los insurrec-
tos es imp sible; que Espana no era
una nacion de mercaderes que traican
con su honor.
Mayo 27.
Segin noticias de Washington, son
innumerables los concentrates que Sc ha-
cen sobre la necesidaG de tener one pa
gar derechos de aduana, sobre los artf-
culos que Sc remiten la isla de Cuba
para socorrer los ciudadanos america
nos.
Mayo %.
De Madrid telegrafian que ell senior
Sagasta prepara un manifesto oponlen-
dose tenazmcnte la venta de Cuba.
Otros despachos comunican ell rumor
one circula de que ell General Martinez
Campos Sc propone dar fin la crisis,
,nificando las aspiraciones de la naclon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
CU3 3A
UNA INTERVIEW

Celebrada con ell general Weyler, en-
Placetas, por el corresponsal de La Lee-
cha, de la Habana:
Esta manana me presente al ayudan-
te de guardia del general Weyler, CO.
mandante de Artillerfa senior Iriarte.
Ell general, que Sc encontraba en- la
sala de su alojamiento, me dijo que ell
aniquilamiento de "a insurrecci6n era
tan grande, que va los rebeldes nj dan
muestras de vida nj procuran otra cosa
que ocultarse mas que nunca, faltos de
alimentos, de noticias, por efecto de
la recommendation.
-Esto, me dijo, esta terminado, So
bre todo con la division por zonas que
doy a las columnas, con objeto de que
la persecution sea continua, destruyen-
do a los rebeldes cuantos medios de
vida tengan en- los campos. La trocha
del Jncaro a Moron, competentemente
dirigida por ell comandante de ingenie
ros senior Gago, bajo mi direction, me
garantiza la impotencia de Maxine Go
mez de Quintfn Bandera en- esta pro-
vincia, sin que puedan rebasar la de
Matanzas, nj aun siquiera aminorar 10
duOulaIO Uc LID situdClou uuc cilOS SC
han creado.
Me dijo que 81 la empresa del ferro
carril de Caibarien, u otra cualquiera,
no continda ell ramal de Placetas a
Sancti Spiritus, el 10 hara con la fuer-
"a de ingenieros militares y con traba-
jadores procedentes de la reconcentra-
cion.
Anadio Mas que partidario del
ferrocarril central, 10 soy Gle lfneas que
yayan de una costa la otra, facilitan-
do asf la exploitation de la riqueza y
garantizando ell mantenimiento ell orden
pdblico contra futuras algaradas que
puedan sucederse. Tambien me dijo
que la via ferrea Sc construira utilizan-
do ell trazado hecho por la empresa de
que 81 esta Il otra empresa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-03
ACUSAC|0N SIN FUNDAMENTO
de E7 Pals, de San Juan.

de I'll Pals, de San Juan)
sDe tai hay que calificar la que lanzo
a los vientos de la publicidad el senior
don Tomas Carrion, contra ell ilustre
poeta y ciudadano honrado nuestro ami
go Negron Sanjurjo.
Ha cafdo por su base, como no podfa
menos de suceder, la acusacion de pla-
giario que implica, para caracteres tan
completes como ell senor Negron, un
iusultn