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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
ON FULL TINE.
Market Improving and Mills to Run
UP to Their Capacity.

salem. Mass. Aug. %. Mills No. and No.
of the Naumkeag Steam Cotton Manufactur-
ing Company in this city started on full time
this morning. after nearly six months OF e.
hours schedule.
The management states that the market
for their goods IN improving and they hope
soon 10 be forced 20 order full time In the other
mills, which will continue 10 run G hours r
week.
About 1850 hands are employed in the tw.
mills which now on full time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
DIDN'T PAY EXPENSES.

San Francisco. Aug. 20. The financial
report of the Christian Endeavor '97 com
mittee will ho officially presented To the
quarterly convention of Golden Gate
Union.on September 3 IL will show over
S25, 600 was collected, but the expenses
exceeded this amount about q. zoo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
FELL FORTY-FlvE FEET.

Frank Burgon. who lives at i2i Brown
street. Johnston. and another work man were
iuiured by the falling Of staging At Fetch.
ers new mill In Thornton Yesterday after
noon. Burgon WAS precipitated dis
tance of s5 fcet and was seriously In
jured. His right arm was fractured at
the elbow. two ribs were broken
and his left ankle and back were injured. Tie
was taken TO his home, where he was attend
81 by Drs. J. T. Farrell and Lippitt. The
other man was only slightly hurt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
WILL ALLOT LANDS.

Washington. Aug. 2O.-The following ap.
pointments were announced at the White
House today
DANES Joifreys Of Camden, Tenn. t.sd Ross
Grinin OF Kansas City, commissioners TO allot
lands in severalty 10 the Indians Of the I'm
cOmpagbrc reservation In Utah.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
REFUSE TO WORK.
Demands That Scale of Wages Be
Signel--Meetings Called.

Pittsburg, Aug. 20-Tbe miners at
shaft No 81 Of the Kansas and Texas Coal
and Texas Company failed TO sign the
contract recently agreed to between the
miners and operators.
The mon mt shaft "a have made formal
demands upon Supt. Doubleday TO sign a
scale Of wages in conformity with the con-
tract mentioned, giving him till today to
comply Herewith. Ii is probable the
breach may vet be patched up.
Three OF Che 1893 strike leaders have
called mass meetings of the district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
But Operators are Deter
mined to Reopen Mines.
Miners Deny Completely in an
Attack on Trains.
All Fejeratei Unions Will Be Called en-
For Ass stance.

Cleveland. o., Aug. 20. LOTUS Cuddy
OF ,he Cuddy, Mullen Coal Company, who
was quoted as saying that gatlipg guns
would be used TO subdue the striking
miners in the Pittsbu-g dist-ict, says he
never made any such statement as was at
tributed to him.
Mr.. Cuddy said that the operators were
determined to reopen the mines, but they
expected TO use peaceable means to accom-
plish their purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
BURGLARS SCARED AWAY.

Danvers Mass. Aug. 90-BurRlars
attempted to break into the grocery store
OF Fred. u. French Il Co. mt Tapleyyille,
nj two O'Clock this morning, by cutting
out n large front window.
The noise of falling glass aroused the
family Of Mr.. Cook. who lives opposite
the place, and the burglars were frightened
away
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
STORE ROBBED

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 20.-The general
store of George II. Coolidge of West Brookield
WAS broken into last night or early this
morning and jewelry ana other goods TO the
amount OF $1,000 were taken. The work is be-
lieved to have been done by professionals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20
WELCOME NEWS.
Amoskeag and AmOry Mills to Re.
sumo Work.

Manchester, II. H., Aug. D-Notices were
po tel this morning annoJ n,ing that the
Amoskeag mills would start in all depart.
ments Monday, September 6. The company
employs about $1,000 operatives.
The Amory Manufacturing Company will
resume work Monday next
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
HIGH PRICES HERE.
Farmers Selling Cotton Get the Best
Of the Deal.

During the past three weeks the
papers OF Oklahoma City and Shawnee
have been doing out roasts on Guth-
rie's cotton markets. The experience
Of one short-weighted farmer is told
and retold and 1t seems to be the pur-
pose to spread an idea that Guthrie
markets are crooked. Several papers
quote interviews with farmers who
'could not get satisfaction in Guthrie '
All these stories are moonshiue. Since
the recent expose OF local combine
things have changed locally and owing
10 the scrap among buyers. which bids
fair TO continue all season, farmers
are getting the best Of it. The major
ity OF farmers selling cotton here do
their weighing on the public scales
and therefore escape private short
weights. The expose has discomftted
one local firm, but the majority Of cot
ton buyers are pleased with the new
arrangement and no more trouble is
looked for. Local merchants are keep
ing sharp lookout and propose TO
ventilste all crooked work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17

Publisher Neerman, OF the still
water Gazette, through bis attorney
Robert Lowery, yesterday made apFli-
cation to Judge Dale for writ Of
mandamus TO compel the board Of
commissioners and the clerk and treas
urer OF Payne county to publish the
county's official notices in his paper
according to contract This work has
been going to the Payne County Pop
ulist The point made is whether a
county official has the right TO desig-
nate in what paper he desires to have
the notices printed. The writ was
granted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
Hand Concert.

Following is the program to be rem
dered by the First Regiment baud this
evening at the government acre:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER.
Mrs. Frank Burds Must Answer For
Her Husbands Death.

On Augrst goth Frank Burda, a
farmer aged SO years, was found dead
in bis house in Greek township, Lin
coin county, twenty-seven miles from
Chandler 1t was given out that he
had committed suicide, and little at
teution was paid to the matter Last
Monday people living in the vicinity Of
the BurdR farm became suspicious and
an investigation followed. II now
develops that Burda and bis wife fire.
quently qGsrrelled, and 1t is alleged
that BurdA was done TO death by his
wife. Mrs Burda was arrested by
sheriff Frank Gebke, OF Lincoln
county. Yesterday, and lodged in jail
in this city. The culprit stouuy pro-
tests her innocence and AYERS that
Bnrda committed suicide.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
CITY SOLONS
Meet in Regular Session aud DO Rou-
tine Business.

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night and transacted routine
business
The ordinance relating to the new
electric light franchise desired by
Messrs. Brooks and Nix was read the
FIRST time. The council is almost unani-
mously in favor OF the new electric
light system. Final action will be
taken in the matter next Thursday
night
The usual roar was made concerning
hogs and dogs, but it al! ended in pork
and sausage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17

Educate Your Bowels with Casclrets.
Candy Cathurtic, cure constipation forever
Zoe, e5c 10 G. G. G. fail, druggists refund money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
Personal MENTION.

J. =. Jones is here from Tecumseh.
Angus Miller was Ia Perry yesterday.
r. c. Hunt, Of Saltwater, is In the city
Banker Spencer OF Yukon, is in the
city.
W. f. Thorne is up from Oklahoma
City.
Bill Walker was up from Norman yes
terday.
Attorney Rob't Lowery IS over from
Saltwater.
j.. NJ. Yates and mother are here from
Baird, Tex
Mrs. Moilie Soloman returned TO Chand
Ter yesterday.
Mrs. Nettie Delay is attending the
Winfield fair
Ii. II. Reynolds. OF Tonkawa, is here on
cattle business.
A. =. Hatfield, Los Angeles. is here
visiting relatives.
W. +. Begley was down from Perry yes
teroAy with an AK.
Miss Lula slosser. OF Argoula, Kan Is
visiting In the city.
Father Van Hubbell, Of Edmond, wa
In the city yesterday.
Mrs Frank h. Lucas went 10 Winfield
yesterday 20 attend the fair.
sam Wisby returned yesterday from a
trip through southern Texas
X OF ~ lodges will be instituted at
Ponca and blackwell tonight.
j ). Workman. one OF saltwater
prominent citizens, Is 10 the city.
Mss p J. HeilmaH left yesterday for
Emporia, Kan, TO visit relatives.
K. J Edwards and Jasper Sipes were
Oklahoma City visitors yesterday.
Mrs. A. j. Winton and Horace Thomas
left for Springfield. No, yesterday
Mrs. Judge Biefef returned 10 Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
BRYAN CANNOT COME
But There VIII BE other Good Attrac-
tions at the Fair.

Secretary Greer and Horace Hagan,
representing the Fair association,
arrived home yesterday from Kansas
City, where they met Hon. w. J.
Bryan, with view to having him ap-
pear here during the fair. Mr. Bryan
said he would be unable to come to
Guthrie, since he was booked for Nash
Vile Oct. and had many other dates
TO flll
The Fair association has engaged
Jerry simpson for Wednesday, Oct. IA,
and John j. ingalls, on Thursday, Oct.
IS. Each will speak at / a. m. on the
fair grounds and at 1870 in a large tent
up town Ingalls, at night will deliver
his celebrated lecture on Nineteenth
Century Progress
Governor Stone, Congressman Towne
and Congressman Dolliver have been
written TO and one Of them will be
secure for Friday, Oct. l6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17

For sale-Good buggy, practically
new; bargain. Inquire at Leader
office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17
Attention Knirht.,

An members OF Guthrie Lodge No
2, X. OF p, are requested To attend 10.
nights convention. Business OF i'm
portance and work in the ranks Of
page aud esquire.
J. O. FoUcART, j. NJ. WHEELER,
X. OF X. and S. O. c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17

Humors in the blood. boils, pimples,
scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True
Blood Purifier, nerve tonic and health
builder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-17

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure eindigestion, biliousness.
25 cents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24
SILUETAS
LIBERALES
FRANCISCO GARCIA MOL|NAS

,Vfsteis un joven de fgura atractiv:
| y slmpatica, que aslste todas las Sc
stones del Congreso, que vista dlarl'
| Ell departamento del MInisterio de Vi
tramar, y habla con los directories, y V;
tante actlvltad?
Pues ese es Garcia Molinas.
No presume de orador y consume
| sin embargo, con discreta Erase, SUI
turnos en- la Camara no alardea de Ii
curgo, conoce muy a fondo la legisla
cion espanola-conocer es-en materis
poiftica y en- materia economical; nc
tlene infuias de personaje ie escuchan,
Y, sobre TODD, le complacen y lie slrven,
los 71rsnaeros esputlus de la elocuencia
parlamentarla.
Naclo en- Puerto Rico anna a Pucr.
to Rico. Puede equivocarse, Sc equI-
vocd, sin duda, d las vcces, pero la QUE
na fe preside sus actos j: porque ~
busca meulos Ill pretende lucrus, III
perslyue destlnos para medros iuorod
Ie basta su renta, que es considerable,
y que lie perlnite represetar ud hono5e,,e
a su terruno.
Garcia MoIinas pertenece al numero,
corto por desgracla, de los diputaloa
titles ehcaces recommendation en-
cargos reclbldos por Ell, son encargos y
recommendation a que Sc atlende.
DlganIo, slno, los favores, las mer-
cedes las concesiones que obtuvo para
sus amigos de uli1.
Lo que 70 no lie perdono es la prodi-
gaIidad de .jefes de administrator, IL
bres de gastos, que fabrlco Ell destajo
para lnundar al pals debemOs contar
Ia bora de ahora unos slete mil ochO-
cientos noyenta sels jefes honorarlos.
! Que los envien a Cupa &. Haran una
falange de tecitus.
Garcia MOunas mliltaba Ell ell campo
Militia hoy en- ell campo
liberal. Y es una adqulsiclon de prt-
mtstmo curtelIo. Porque el solo vale
por muchos.
Auxliiando a la comision puertorri-
quena en- Madrid trabajo el como cual-
4uier comislonado. Puso sus relacio-
nes, su energfa, su movllidad al servi-
clO Gle nuestra cauSa.
nuestra causa trlunf0.
Garcia Molinas esta ahora Ell su pues
20, SIN ylOIenc1a para su conviction de-
nocratica SIN escrupulos para su COM
1iexlon bataliadora. >. nj para su fe
,Uiitlca.
forque ante Ell desden de los caci- |
1ues maximos J mfnlmos; ante la fres- !
,ura con que it pretlrIeron ell San Juan,
i hombre altlvo Sc yergue y rechaza |
a Durla, recoge ei desaf.o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

Hay ell empeno insensato del general
Weyler de ganar ahora ell tempo per-
dido en- la epoca de la SEGA, hacienda
una activa campafa en- ell abandonado
Oriente ell empefio, 81 Sc lleva efec-
to, que ha de mermar en- un cuarenta
por ciento las fuerzas que 10 realicen;
ese empeho, en- fin, que al general FL
gueroa, en- 1875, lie hacfa perder en-
ounce dfas de operaciones en- ell Cana
giiey, sin encontrar q Maxine Gomez,
900 hombres muertos por la disente-
RIA, ell vomito ell colera, de los 5000
que componfan las columnas ArmiIlan,
Ampudia y Bascones.
como este es cierto, como asf ha
de ser realizado, ALA, para Septiembre
u Octubre, ell treinta por ciento 10 me-
nos del pr6ximo reemplazo cruzara ell
Atlantico, para reemplazar los que
les dejaran ell puesto vacante en- ell eier-
cito combatiente de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

Ensen0d1 en- velnte y tres mil pesos none
Ia corrlente LIS cien cueldas del Past,lit
en- dos mil pesos. hacit q % ambas por 10 tan
to un montante de % 0O0pesos moneda co
rriente: hsbiendOse s-fa al para q e t q
ga efscto Ell acto Del remate ell dia "A d,
ago TO pr6xlmo las dos de su t4rde en- E
SAID del despa. b del senor Juez Gale d
CrlstlDs: debiendo hacerse cons ar ous
os autos e tan de manifesto en- Ia Escriba
iIs, y en- elos toustan sgreg sde los tftulo,
ie oropiedad y relaclon de cargas de lar
dncss,
Lo one Sc hace saber al t1blico pera co
locimlento de aquellos q quienes intere-
se Ia subasts advirtiendose que no Sc admi
tiran proposiciones ri intervention en- Ell &C
TO sin que sc coDsigoe previaneDte ell di.z
por ciento por 10 menos del valor de la ia
aci6n de ias fneas con arreg.o q 10 que dis
1ene Ell artfculo mil cuat.o-ieptos povent.
Y ocho de 10 Ley de CDjuiciament, OWL
Ponce Julio Is de 1897 =
,-3 Jose g. ,Schoder
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

pues de muchas investigaciones, dio
con Ell en- Ponce, ocupandole la cantI-
dad de 10. 900 duros. Los otros 10000
habfan desaparecido.
La perdida de estas l5O 900 mil pc
setas esta va consumada por la insol-
vencla de los autOres del deiito, en-
tai virtud, en- Ia pequena Antilla Sc dis
cute en- estos momentos y con gran ca
lor quien debe pagarlos. Los accionis-
tas protestan y ell senor Viilamil ha-
puesto en- juego sus infuencias, no solo
para sacudirse de la responsabilidad
subsidiaria que lie corresponds, sino
tambien para continuar al frente de
aquel establecimiento, cuyos intereses
no ha sabido gobernar nj defender.
Vale mucho, segun por allf Sc dice,
ser prohombre del incondicionalismo ;
es la mejor salvaguardia para dejar i'm
pune toda responsabilidad. Pero noso-
tros creemos que por esta vez Ell senior
Canovas del Castillo tomara cartas en-
ell asunto, sino quiere que acabe de per-
derse en- Puerto Rico, en- escarnio de la
Justicia, el POGO credito que disfruta
mos los espanoles con relacion al pro-
blena administrative, que ha reputadO
todo ell mundo como mIto yergonzoso Y
Ultralnar.
Al senior Martinez Villamil 10 ha di-
mitido va la opinion publica portori
quena. Ell Gobierno debe hacer 10 de-
mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

No lie trae, sin embargo q nuest ras
6las ell despecho lie trae la fuerza de
un impulse que no podfa resistir largo
tempo y que al Tin lie confunde con sus
hermanos de la colonia que necesitan y
piden su fraternal auxilio.
sLo que logro con su incansable ges-
tion ell diputado? bah. Els tan ex-
tensa la lista, que no hay espacio en- ell
periodico, 70 soy y quiero ser concise
Y breye.
Hombres de este temple son una
gangu para un distrito 81 los diez Y
seis que dieen representa- la fnsula
ostentasen identica ejecutoria, afirma-
rfamos, con absolute frmeza, que Puer-
to Rico no elige cuneros.
En- las seslones del Congreso, ocu-
paba con sus companeros ell banco de
la comision. Y era de verle asesorando
al uno, indicando al otro una idea, ia
cilitando un informe al de mas ALA Y
demostrando mayor conocimiento del
pals que la pl,ts pant de los que en- ell
pals trabajan Y viven.
Que a donde llegara Garcia Moli-
mas
Pucs llegara muy lejos y llegara muy
pronto.
Que llegue joven, y que suba alto
Ell ESQ conslste nuestro deseo.
Ssntirfamos una grande algeria 81 lie
vi&semos en- la emba jada de Paris.
Pero aun la sentirfamos mayor 81
| ocnpase-y no Sc nos antoia diffcil-la
subsecretaria del Ministerio de Ultra
mar.
DoCToR MIRABEL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

| Por providencfa o,etaua Ell dia ounce q
} uilo actual por Ell eefor don E iuardo Al
Vdrez Rodriguez, Juez de Ia Iostancia d.
| sta cladad 81 psrtldo, eD los III 'cutyo
| que por La EsceiDania del iDfcascrlto sjgu.
| 81 Procu ~ador don r duff del Vale 81
| riano, como represeltaut leg | del B.nc
Territorial Agricola, Con resldencia en- L.
apital de Ia isIa coutra don Edusrdo @ /,
nonsz = Vizsarrondo, con domicllio Ell Yeu
10, sobre pa go de la caDtidad de nueye mi
oeSos mon. da coIrlente, irOcedentes d.
,Di1gacion hipd tecarls, SO ha dispuesto l.
senta Ell pdblica sub ia de los bienes espe
;iaimente hlpo tee sdcs consiste ntes en- do
uncas 11eticas, cuya description es como ST
5ut Ia prlmera, sIta en- ell barrio de Qua
Lea y log, denominado La Enssnada de
erniDo municipa. de Yauco, con una cabi
la de dos mil Sc lscleDtas CT erdss de terre
zoe de pastos, moi tes y malezss, equi valeD
ses Doveclentas Oh Il IA dos ctsress.
alncuenta nueve areas 7 noventa CENTS
eeas, en- Ia que eXiste una casa de nader.
70 IN solo p1so, con 50 balloon y techada d
zinc, sien1o coIiDdautes dich IS tlerras DO
9 norte con Ia bs hfa de GuaEica, con terre
0 psetos maiez IS de don Jose Mari.
. linonez Itro predio del mismo do,
.daarCo Q Qllf1ouez y Vizcarrondo. por el E.
x coz Il LIAR, por eli Sur con Las salinas y
errenos pastu~ y matzas de los serior..
}omas, OsIrerg d 9. y TAM bien con IL mar
pof ei y ste Col t.trras dc la succession q.
on jose Antonio R,miIez y doa Eageui
isTenero. La fegaads estancia, DE- stlnsd. |
10 cflaf I'd dc gsuados cons tante de ciei
oerdas de terrenos, tquivaieLtes treiut |
Dueve heet.reas. treiLta areas Y treinta , |
ueve ceptiareas radIcasias ia I'll hato O. /
'astIlio, sitlo de la Aoutaiva .iel nlsmo b
10 dc Gusnica de Ia Jurisdiction de Ysuc.
cells dantes por ell este con tsrrenos PEI t.
.t.irutrs 4 La sucfs16u Ram1rf
con otras de dof1a AarIa EasIa9uia OFT
. Rcdr'g0tz. per Ell Ossts con ctrcs de- d.
arios Gsi1Daru 8 su succession ottos ba
.os y lor G sur Gun ei propio don EduaI
, Qnncnez y los terrenos de las SanLa
Ayaitio prscticsdo cor forme q las pre-
-ipeiones de In Ley Hipctecaria es com
que: las dos mil seiscientas cuerdas de La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

funcionario que asf escarnece q la So
cledad en- que vive, 10 hacemos para
que este sirva de severa leccion y pro-
vechOso escarmiento en- 10 successive, y
para que ell credito ell honor de la pa
trla espanola no padezcan un apice en-
sus prestigios, cuando los hechos de ese
Jaez sean conocidos y comentados por
la prensa extranjera.
ST este es no cierto, dfganlo las
siguientes lfneas que encontramos en- un
dlario de la metropoli, de los de mayor
circulacion
eCausanos profunda pena ell yer q
Espana denigrada en- ell extranjero por
los mas importantes periodicos de Eu-
ropa aun acusada por los consules y
representatives de otros paises como
amparadora de abusos y demasfas que
a la postre daran en- TERRA con ell credi-
to y ell honor de nuestra nacion.>
Mediten sobre estas frases los que
deben meditar sobre elias, que son los
llamados refrenar, con mano dura,
esas tropelfas infames.
Tengan en- cuenta que 81 dieren lugar
a que en- el extrangero Sc denigre y Sc
menosprecie ell nombre excelso de la
patria, la tremenda responsablIldad que
de este resulte caera, por entero, sobre
ellos
7 NADIA mas decimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24
A LAS kUTOR|DADES
De MAYAGUEz

Llamamos la atencion de elias, asi
como de aigunos colegas de Mayagiiez
sobre los graves resuitados que para
el comercio trae la otciosidad exa-
gerada de estos en- lamar la atenci6n
de las autoridades por algnn case de
viruela que pueda haber en- aquella
ciudad
Los c0nsules toman nota, ofician q
sus gobiernos Embellishments inco-
munican, no solo Mayagiiez sino a los
demas puertos de la lsla.
Es demasiado cello.
Tengase presente que la yiruela es
va endemica en- las poblaciones de al
guna importance
Todos los amos Sc INQUIRE por los
mismos perlodicos en- Ia misma exage-
racion, y todos los anos quedamos inco-
municados per algunos meses con ST.
Thomas, Santo Domingo, Haiti las
antillas memories francesas.
Con esa lncomuuicacion Sc suspende
un comercio que, no por ser mas me-
nos clandestlno, representa- una expor-
taci0n en- nuestrO comercio de bastantes
miles de pesos, que bal 10 la forma de
caIzado majlorqufn, driles cataianes,
ETC., casl todos artfculOs peninsulares,
Sc cotizan en- las varias islas. Las in
nnmerabies pacotillas tambIen quedan
suspendIdas, y ell movImIento de vlaje-
ros que da vida fondas, hoteles, etc.,
4ueda parallzado.
10 esta tan boyante nuestro conner
clio para que Sc ie cierre uno de eus
veneros. Cream dichos colegas, que
h4cen un haco servlcio Ia lsla con sus
clatnoreos 1ntem pestlvos por aignnos
casos aISlados de vIrueia, cuando en-
New York, HamDurgo, ETC., todos los
puertos de alguna lmportancia tienen
eli su estadfstica meIIca bastantes ca.
sos de dlcna eDtermedad, que por con
"a endemlca no llama la
atencion de las auterld ades n; de la
prensa.
Cuando las epideinias no pasan dc
clerto iimite no Sc llama la atencion
sobre elias. En- la Habana, Vera-cruz
7 New Orleans es constante la fiebre
amarIlla nadie sc asia de esas proce-
lencIas.
Menos NAL si ell resto de la sla esta
3leciese un Gordon sanitario contra las
alarmas de los periodicos j
lue aiudimos, y quedaran los dema4
,uertos ibres al comercio y Mayagiiez
ncomunicado, para que los mayague
amos tomasen las precauciones debidas
;on su prensa. Pero que ell resto de la
sla sufra todos los amos tales inconve
llentes es cOsa dura.
81 realmente hay una epidemia en-
hayaguez, tomemos precauciones sani-
arIas contra ell foco 81 no 10 hay, CO.
no nos dicen por notieias particulares,
ntervengan sus autoridades con los
onsules para que cese la patente sacia
ue nJustiticadamente Sc ola las pro
edenclas de Puerto Rico.
Repetimos que nuestro comercio in
es mas fuerte de 10 que pa
ece y es menester sostenerlo evitando,
alsas alarmas que nos perjudican d
odos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-24

mientos del partido Unconditional, cons
tituye IN verdadero triunfo.
sCuando apel6 ell incondicionalismo
a ese medic de propaganda
Nunca.
/ Por que hizo siempre case omiso
de Ell?
Porque no 10 estimaba necesario.
Hoy 10 emplea luego 10 necesita;
luego Sc ha debilitado su poder; luego
Sc estan palpando va los efectos de
nuestra obra.
Continue ell partido Unconditional.
Por mas que olga no hara mas que
copiaraos, slguiendo palidamente nues-
tras propias huellas.
De iguai modo ell debil barquichuelo
sigue la estela de fuerte navfo, que sur
ca, orgulloso, la inmensidad de los
mares.