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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

u It should not be forgotten that the
last Legislature passed resolution pro.
viding for vote of the people on the
jpropriety of holding a Constitutional
Convention. This is an important mat.
ter and should not be lost for want OF
attention on the part of the voters. Our
present Constitution is relic of the dis.
tant past, having been adopted in 1851.
1t is out of date. We need something
for fundamental law that is more in
keeping with advanced conditions
something that does not smell OF the
odor of slavery days. Let this matter
be kept well in mind. If it should fail
the great State of Ohio must labor on
another twenty years in the habiliments
of dead past.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

Jail statistics prepared in the Office
Of the Secretary of State for the year
ending June 80, 1896, show that of the
|,lO, ,S92 prisoners confined in county jails
IA 1872 were born in Ohio, 2,4OO in other
<states of the Union, so were from
British America and Canada, "a, from
( England and Wales, 20 from France, 292
from Germany, from Ireland, SO from
sItaly, 80 from Russia, l3 from Scotland,
10 from Sweden and Norway, from
0witxerland, lOS scattering, l27 unknown.
)of these prisoners 1876 were under age,
4. .4l4 we're white, lab colored, l0,O76
vere males. S16 females, 1854 were
|vbolly illiterate, 8,9OS were able to read
md write. $50 had received higher ed.
ncstion. Ten died during the year
me total cost of keeping. 90 far as re-.
'oertsd, was sll5,652 20.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
In Memory of John A. Long.

John A. Long was born Feb. 18th,
1924, in Highland county, Liber0 town.
ship. He died Feb. 9th, 1897, aged 72
years II months, % days The deceas.
ed died in the county in Which he was
born and raised.
When he was nearing manhood he
needed the admonition of him who
said, "Come unto me all ye that labor
and are heavey laden, and will give
you rest" He sought the rest that God
giveth to the weary soul.
He was united in marriage Oct. 10,
lS48, to Mary Elizabeth Willett. To
this union were born twelve children,
four sons and eight daugters. Three
of them were taken TO the fold of the
Great Shepherd in infancy two sons and
daughter. Another daughter follow
ed in early life thus leaving a devoted
wife and mother, eight children, two
sons and six daughters, thirteen grand
children with host of friends, to bid
farewell to the one who has bid adieu
to the scenes of time and has gone to
the home of Him, who has said, "In my
Fathers house are many mansions /; if it
were not so would have told you. 20
to prepare place for you, and if 20 TO
prepare place for you, / will come
again and receive you unto myself. that
where l am there ye may be also"
In the year ls4O, on the "Old Camp
Ground" near Hillsboro, while attend
ing the services, the spirit of God got q
firm hold upon him, and SO deep was
the conviction that during the night in
the tent OF Fredrick Brouse, God Won
derfully blest him and saved him Since
that time he kept on the armor. battling
for the Lord, giving him an experience
of fifty-seven years. Now he has donned
the full armor and has gone home.
The deceaeed said he was ready to 20,
and when his time came, he would step
in chariot and go as Elijah
Exercise faith in the Lord Jesus Christ
lie is mighty to save, strong TO deliver,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

An old postofice inspector says that
money should never be enclosed it let.
ters fdr transmission through the mails.
In the first place it is unnecessary to do
80 because money orders are 80 cheap ;
and in the next place. money in letter
offers a constant temptation to those
who handle mail. 1t is practically i'm.
possible to place money in letter so
that postal clerk into whose hands the
letter falls will not instantly detect it.
Paper money has peculiar odor, un.
like anything else on earth, and the
clerk who is dishonest uses his sense of
smell in spotting valuable letters, rather
than the sense of touch.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

OF the wonderful curative powers of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem.
edy come from persons highest in the
honor and esteem of their fellowmen,
whom everybody knows and in whose
word all have absolute confidence.
Statesmen in exalted official positions,
lawyers, ministers, doctors, merchants,
all add the weight of their words of praise
and thanks for this truly grand medi.
cine, while perfect avalanche of testi-
monials pour in from the common people
everywhere, from the great rank and file
of humanity who thus express their
profound gratitude for the remarkable
remedy which has cured them, by rec.
ommending others to use it also and be
restored to health as they have been.
If you are wise, if you desire to regain
your health and to be we'll and strong
again you will heed the advice of thous
ands upon thousands who have been
cured by this verltable giant among
medicines, and use DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. 1t will surely
cure you-lt will surely make you we'll.
DR.. Greene's Cathartic Pills are the
perfect pills for biliousness and consti
patton. DR.. Greene, IS West 14th st.,
New York City, the most successful
physician in curing diseases, can be con.
suited free, personally or by letter.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is called 1.-THE wonder OF won
ders," for it is acknowledged by ply.
sicians and the people as unrivaled in
all the world, uneqpaled by any other
remedy on earth.
In effecting wonderful cures and by
its marvellous powers to restore health,
DR.. Greene's Nervura stands far above
all other remedies. It is, in fac, the
King of Medicines, for it always cures, it
always makes the people we'll.
Senator Justin o. Sanford, of Stamford,
VT. member of the State Board of Agri-
culture and President of the State Dairy.
man'sAssociation, who is known through.
out the length and breadth of our coun.
try, says:
II have been made acquainted with
the results of the use of DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy upon
many of my friends, and in all cases
which have come under my observation,
the results have been most happy, and I
can but say that ! look upon it with
favor as very desirable remedy. My
permission is given to publish this letter
for others good"
No remedy in the worlds history ever
had such an overwhelming number of
testimonials of cure. The testimonials Z
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

An amendment to the Constitution
has been submitted to the Judiciary
committee providing four year term
for congressman, an eight year term for
Senators, and an eight year term for the
President. If 'self.adjusting clause
could be adopted that would contract
the term of bad incumbent and length.
en- the term of good officer, it would
be Just the thing. But as that doesn't
seem to be feasible, we believe it will be
best to let the Constitution remain as il
is. Eight years would be good thing
for Mckinley, but what would become
of the country, if we had to stand four
years more of Grover Ed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

The Republicans were going to ''start
the mills instead of the mints." Well,
then, why don't they start them ?-Leb.
anon Patriot.
The above very silly paragraph is q
sample of the utterances of the Demo.
cratic press. The Patriot (?) and the
whole yelping kennel of which it is a
sample know that the Republicans have
not yet come into possession of the reins
OF government, and that the stoppage of
the mills is the effect of the Wilson
German tariff, and that the Democrats
who are still in power have made no ef-
fort to remove the cause of these disas.
trous conditions. Better be hiding their
heads in shame than taunting others
with the evil they have done.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

Mrs. Margery Lockhart Gore died at
her home on South Street, in Hillsboro,
Feb. IL, 1897, being in her ninetieth
year. She was born near Bentonville,
Adams county, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1907,
almost spanning the century with her
long lie. Soon after the close Of the
war 1872, her parents moved to Virginia.
In 1888 she was married to Joshua Gore,
at Back Greek Valley, Va. Two years
ago he died, after happy welded life
of more than 81 years. In 1912 they
moved to Ohio, settling in Adams coun.
ty, and in 1872 came to Hillsboro. When
twelve years of age Mrs. Gore was con.
verted and joined the Methodist Church,
and for n years she had lived consist
ent Christian life. She loved the church
and was faithful in all it's obligations,
being conscientious in its gifts and re.
sponsibilities. She was a positive ma.
ture, and having early accepted the
word of God as the guide of conscience
itself, was always pronounced upon the
side of right. A few days before death she
said, "I will never eat again. It is time
for me now to 60 home" Just. before
she died she said to her pastor, Call is
right. l know that Jesus loves me-"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
AndersOnville Prison.

At the Twentieth National Conven.
tion of the Woman's Relief Corps, held
at st. Paul, Minn., eighty acres of land,
known asl the Andersonville Prison
property. including the twenty-five
acres used as q prison pen for Union
soldiers during the war of the Rebel.
lion, was:offered by the Department of
GeorgiaSGrand Army of Republic as o
gift, free of debt, to the Women's Re.
lief Corps on condition that they would
improve the property and keep the
grounds in:order, and forever hold it as
sacred trust in memory of the heroic,
loyal men who suffered imprisonment
there.
The National Convention, by an
almost unanimous vote, accepted the
gift, and also voted to ask each Corps
of the Department to contribute to the
noble fund. 1t is necessary to begin
the work as soon as we can raise the
needed fund. We will mark its boun.
daries, let the wells they tried to dig
with their naked hands remain as a
testimonial of the thirst they suffered,
and protect the spring. the Lord by q
thunderbolt in answer to their dying
prayer for pure fresh water. We come
asking all loyal citizens in our midst to
aid US in this noble work. 1t is but
little we ask. A nickle will be gladly
received. Help us to care for Ander-
sonville Prison. made sacred by the suf-
fering and agony of starvation and
thirst OF our Union soldiers. some near
and dear to US.
BY helping us you help build monu
ment that shall last while love of coun-
try and its loyal defenders remain a
history. A monument to over thirteen
thousand of the grandest heroes that
the world has ever known that only
sleep a,few rods away from the sacred
spot.
The following committee were ap
pointed by Corps No. 3Ol to wait upon
and receive contributions from the
citizens. MRS. SARAH DOGGETT.
MRS. ELIZABETH PALEY,
MRS. MARY UHRIG,
Mrs. SARAH HOYT,
Mrs. CLARA STEVENSON,
MRS. JUDA BoULwARE,
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How's This Z

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Ealls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned. have known F. Che.
ney for the last l5 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trans.
actions and financially able to carry out
any obligation made by their firm.
EST TBUAx, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo o.
w Aiding, kINNAN 4 MARVIN, WhOlesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ts taken internally,
ecting directly on the biOOo and m ucOus sur.
Sold by all Drnggisis. TestimoniaIs free.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

The shortage in the Pike county treas.
ury is still piling up, and many hard.
ships are being entailed by the citizens
because of Treasurer Legg's rascallity.
Hundreds of citizens who had paid
their taxes last year, have had to pay
them again, as Legg had not credited
them with the payment
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

Growers Civil Service course isintend.
ed to build up an official aristocracv in
this country. The only thing lacking to
establish it on monarchical basis, 80
admired by Grover, is some means by
which it can be made hereditary. An.
other Dem ocratic administration would
probably be able to accomplish that.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

A lady of a neighboring town has
adopted happy plan for bringing her
dau ghters home at reasonable hour
from parties and entertainments. The
last one home must get up first and
prepare breakfast The results is always
q race home to avoid being the last
home.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
FEBRUARY ls, 1902

The Mt. Vernon Republican is boom
ing Prof L. d. Bonebrake, of that place,
for State School Commissioner. He is a
simon pure Republican, a man OF wide
acquaintance and said to be thoroughly
c0mpetent
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
MARRIED.

STROOP-LAFFERTY-On the 2lst
day of January, 1897, at the residence of
J.. W. Ruble, Mr.. Sylvester stroop and
Miss Clara Lafferty, all of Highland
county.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18

"Why do you think that man on the
front seat is bachelor"
because he isn't trying to firt with
the pretty young woman acioss the
aisle"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-02-18
"A WONDER OF W0NDERST
Endorsement Extraordinary Senator
Sanford d-Dr. Greene'S Nervura.

DR.. Greene's Nervura Unequaled and Unri-
valed-The Best Medicine in the World
Use it Now as Spring Remedy for the
Blood and Nerves.
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present 10 pay their last tribute Of n
spect to the hero Of life's battles.

II tho good 10 do upon this earth,
A royal passport gains,
TO some bright sphere beyond the sky,
where endless summer reign0;
II from victory unto victory,
We pass on and ever on
Far In the upper reGloue,
You will and that he hes gone.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
CORRESPONDENCIA

Sr. don A. J. S. Yauco-Se lie re-
miten los cuatro tomos de Gel Collar
de la Reina.> Ell recibo de la suscri-
cion puede solictarlo Ell la casa de los
senores Y. M. e Co.
Sr. don NJ. G. Guayama-Puede in
dicar al agente don E. L. lie entregue
ell recibo de los 81. SO suscricion de un
semestre. Van hoy para usted los
cuatro tomos de Gel Collar de la Rel
na,.. Con respecto los <Misterios de
Parls,o lie manifestamos haberse agota-
do la edicion.
Sr. don r. NJ. Vega -baja.-Recibi
da su carta, estimamos mucho sus fra
ses. listed dira si continuamos man.
dandole ell peri6dico.
sr. don l. P. Caguas-Recibidas sus
apreciables iiltima3. Sentimos no poder
com placerle en- 10 que solicita en- la del
dia 21 por no tener el periodico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
Ei Conde de Monte-cristo

Con mis- diez amos escasos, como va dijs nj
sc NADIA, nj estoy destinado que los
dros que plazsa otorgarm mis- armadores Morrel &
hijos Con que we'd, se1or que todas mis- opiniones,
dire polfticas elmo privadas resumen estos
sentiment ,s:-amo mi padre, respeto Mr.. Mo-
Trel adore Merced3s.-Es cnanto puedo decir la
jlsticia Supongo que todo esto la debs de mportar
muy POGO. 49,
aoordaudo las palabras de r .ree, que sin conocere
intercedio por aquel preao.
Ayndado del conocimiento que va tenia de los cri-
de los crimanales veis cads Erase de Dan
tes pru-ba de inocencia.
fque joven, por mejpr decir, aqnri muchacho
senci natural, elocuenta, de elocusnca del cora
ION que jamas encuentra el que Ia buca henchdo de
afectos para todos porque feix que
buenos los hombres malos contsgaba dulce afa-
bilidad hasta mismo juez
pesar de 10 severe que se 10 mostraba Villefoit,
MIA Eimundo para el otra qne bondad dnlznra-
-iDIantrel exclamo para Il VIlefort iQa6 joven
tan interesante! No cestara mueho trabajo cumPr
Ell primer deseo de Renee. 10 que valdra por 10
menos nm buen apret6n de manos. ~.
De tai modo restsnr6 esperanto al ceho de
VilefoTt, que cuando volvi6 ocuparzs de DAntes oil
jovep quo habfa Observable las nudanzas
de su fsonomfs, ls sonrefa tanb;ea pensa-
miento.
-sTenkis enamigo.? 10 pregu- t6 v,efort-
Ensmigos. diio D.ntes. Por d:hs coy bisn
POGO para tenerios- Aunqns ma caracter es tai vez
demasiado vivo, procure si.mpre daeihoaro con mia
l1bditos Di+x & doce mariueres tango mis- or4enss.
Digan ellos 81 no aman me respetan, no . N,
padre, sey muy joven para eao, sino como Ann
hermano mayor
Isl no ensmisos, podes tener fivalsa vais
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
Ell ORSTAGI1nl


Muchos ministeriales Sc empenan er
que el duque de Tetuan salga del Gabi
nete, para que sc efectue la concilia
cion con ell senor Silvela.
LA EXCOMUNION
Creese que la excomunion lanzada
por ell Obispo de Mallorca contra ell
Ministro de Hacienda, se-a resuelta por
ell Papa dentro de la presente semana
NAL SINTOMA
Han alcanzado notable elevation de
precios todos los artfculos de primera
necesidad.
Ha salido para Paris en- asuntos par
ticulares.
NAVARRO REVERTER
Dice que ell asunto de la excomunion
ha sido satisfactoriamente resuelto.
MIR. WOODFORD
Presentara ell sabado ell coniunto de
sus proposiciones, y Sc dice que despues
de planteadas ciertas soluclones, tai vez
sea un hecho la paz en- Cuba.
LOS CONSERVADORES
Asegura la prensa que continuaran
en- ell poder por largo tempo, despues
de ,modifcado ell Gabinete.
Ell CARDINAL SANCHA
Sc dice que ocupara la silla vacante
en- Toledo.
MEG A
La preusa de New York MEGA que
Woodford haye presentado sus nltimas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
70 BibIoteca de La Democracia"
-Diez y nueve Ell -.

-DleZ nueve an -.
-;Que hac1as cua ado os prendieron2
-Hallabame en- la comida de nj boda, eenor,
puso ell ioven tanto conmovda por ell
que hacfa aque reeuerdo situaci6n, el
mponente rostro del snsttuto Ell divno rostro de
Mercedes.
-iComida de bola! rerit'6 Villefort estremecea-
dose pesar suyo.s
ST senor: voy casarme pronto con una mnjer
qnien amo hace tres nos
A pesar de ordinaro estoicsmo conmovi6 q
VillefoIt esta eidencia que junto la menan-
c6lica de Dantes, 6espertaba Ell fondo de alma
dnlce sim patfa. FL tambiep, aque joven,
casaba; 81 tambien dchnso feiz fuerona turbar
dcba que el turbara vez la de aque joven
Esta homogeneidad flosofca, pene6 para aden-
tros sorprendera mucho los convindados cuando yo
vuelva de nt-Meran.
de antemano, mentras Dantes esperaba que Ell
guiese Ell interrogatoro. puso fraeuar
ell discurso que deba de pronuncar, eno de anttesis
sorprendentes de frases que tai
tenidas por verdadsra eocuenca.
T.rminado Ell peech,D VIefort sonr6 SECURE
de 81 6xto, enearandose Dant6s:
-Proeegud, le dio.
-sEn que quereis que prosiga2
-En ustrar Ia justics,
-Dfgame Ia Jasticia en- que quiere que Ia iustre.
obedecere sin vaclar: annque le prevengo, anadi6
sonrss, es bien POGO 10 que &c, por consi-
guiente 10 que puedo decir.
-SHsbeis servido bajo ell mando de Nopole6n2
-Su cafda estorb6 que viese incorporate la
marina de guerra.
-Dicen que vuestras opinones polftieas
geradss prosgui6 Vilefor que aunque nada Saba de
esto quiso darlo porque e srviese de
anagszs.
Mis- opinionss polfticas. senori iAh! cssi me da
vergnenza do decirlo, pero nnnca he te0ido opinion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
lante los ingresos para ell fin a que Sc
destinan.

lante los ingresos para ell fin a que Sc
destinan.
Sobre inclusiones del partido liberal
nuestro ComitG trabaja activamente
por hacer gran n1mero de inclusiones:
nos consta que hay muchas demands
Iinterpuestas.,
Ha sido muy comentada por los Pc
riodicos de la Peninsula, llegados ilti-
mamente la circustancia de que sc haya
Juzgado sentenciado por un tribunal
militar a Angiolino, ell asesino del senior
Canovas, toda yez que ell conocimiento
de su crlmen corresponds los tribu-
males civiles
Leemos Ell E1 C,1oHo de Aguadllla,
que ell 10 del corriente cay6 un rayo en-
la casa de un colono de don Guillermo
Colon, de Bartolo. La descarga electrica
perfor6 ell techo de la tocina, una ola
que estaba al fuego, y ell fogon EN- todo
su espesor, incendiando por ell ruedo ell
vestido de Juana Maria Caraballo y
produciendole algunas quemaduras, que
81 blen superhciales, han sIio declara
das graves por su extension.
A la edad de 90 amos ha fallecido en-
la Cidra ell apreciable vecino de la mis-
ma don Francisco Cordova y Montilla.
Durante la tempestad del 20 una
chispa electrical cayo en- la central de
telefonos, Ell Santurce, hiriendo una
senorita telefonista.
Ell REY DE la LUZ 6 Ell GAS
ACETILENO
Els por exc lencia ell mejor alumbrado
para, ingenios, centralas. hsciendas ep |
cafe, tiendas, alm Genes, fondas, casae
edlfc-os 1blicos &. &;
siempre que Sc emr'een los araratos ge-
neradores antomaticos sistema Aiemany |
Pedid prospectos Y noticias al AgeLt
General: JOSE SERRAT.-C -CAP1TAL
Agosto II de l897.-P. VS..
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Ultima hora
San Juan, "a.
Observation-Disclosures.


Gran numero delegados reunhos
anoche redaccion Iaateg11dad Habla-.
ron Lopez Landron, Balbas, Rivero.
Acordaron proponer en- la magma
modification varios articulos credo
en- sentido democratico. Presentaran
y sostendran esta candidatura: Pre-
sidente, Pena Chavarri; Vice, Uba-
ri; Vocales: Arzuaga, Santisteban,
Pena Jose Maria), Canal, Vicente,
Palau, Echegaray, Ochoa, Lopez
Gaztambide Dijose villaristas pre-
-tenden aplazar celabracion Junta.
Oponense egozcoistsss..,rendra lugar
hoy Casino Espanol. Circular d.
ferentes hojas sueltas. La cosa esta
que arde. - CorrespOnsM.
va en- prensa nuestro periodico,
recibimos el telegrama siguiente:
~Nillaristas trataron celebrar reu-
MON prevla esta manana. Impidlolo
policia.
Coaresp0assal.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

| Los periodicos laborantes daban q
este supuesto hecho ell caracter de un
<ultlmatum3.
EXTRANGERO
En- Ell Turkestan ha ocurrido un te-
rremoto, quedando una ciudad en- rui-
mas.
La iebre amarilla aumenta de un
modo alarmante en- Mobila Nueva Or
leans.
-Ha estallado la revolucion en- Nj
caragua.
Ell doctor Nunez medico del vapor
xSanto Domingo, Sc ha vuelto loco,
infiriendose tres heridas, una de elias
grave.
En- Lima un temblor de TERRA de-
rrumbo muchas casas.
-Recibimiento afectuoso en- Buda-
pesth, por ell emperador de Austria al
de Alemania.
TURCOS Y GRIEGOS
Sc ha irmado La paz entire Grecia v
Turqufa, hjandose nueva frontera en-
tire ambas naclones.
Una comision de las potencias eu-
ropeas admluistrara las aduanas grie
gas hasta que sc aDoheh urqu1a los
tres mlllones de libras acordados como
de guerra.
;ATENTADO?
En- ell momento en- que conference.-the
reservadamente los emperadore de
Austria y Alemania, oyose una fuerte
y misteriosa explosion.
Todos los pertenecientes al sequito
de ambOS SoberanOs nermaneciaron OF
lenciosos.
La policfa, con gran sigilo, esta
muchas prisiones.
Ell asunto Sc mantiene en- la mayor
reserya.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
RSTAFRTA DIR PONCE
N0mbramienfos

Don Benito Navarro, Fiscal de La
Audiencia de TO Criminal de Ponce, ha
sido nombrado Presidente de la misma
Sustitayele don Francisco Hurtado
en- el cargo que desempehaba.
Y don Darfo Ulloa, Ell actual Presi-
dente de dicho tribunal, Sc lie trasada,
como Magistrate, la Audiencia de
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
lTrasIadadO?

Sc nos dice que 10 ha sido ell senior
don Eduardo Alvarez, digno Juez de
Ia Instancia en- este distrito judicial.
ST resulta cierta la noticia 10 lamen-
tarfamos de todas yeras, porque ell senior
Alvarez ha sabido conquistarse genera
les simpatfas Ell ell cumplimiento de sus
funciones.