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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29
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CTHCAGO-Infucnced by sensational
advances at English grain centres.
wheat To-day or change sold SIC above
yesterdays closing prices. But heavy
realizing from beginning to end OF the
session caused q reaction IN all quota
tons and the closing was US relatively
weak as the opening was strong. July
wheat closed E@%o higher; May 1Ac
higher: corn and oats gained AQkc.
Provisions suffered declines OF 7ls@l5c
on packers selling. Traders tn wheat
had an exciting time during the first
hour to-day an account Of the violent
advance at Liverpool; but there was on
evident indisposltion on the part OF
many to allow excitement abroad to I'M
hinge their own judgment at home. A
guile general impression prevailed
among traders that foreigners were be-
coming hysterical over the s%upposition
that Spain may interfere with the ex-
port movement OF American products.
But another portion OF the trade inter-
prets the Wild advance abroad to the
sudden discovery by foreigners that
there Is not enough wheat and flour
available anywhere to keep them sup
piled until the next harvest. The rea-
sonings OF those two factions here
caused the market to fluctuate violently
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until about the middle of the session,
when the bears appeared to be on top.
The advance OF 8@10Ao for July and
May at, Liverpool and smaller rises at
Paris and Antwerp were said to be the
result OF American covering, but ex-
porters sold several cargoes Of No. l
northern to Liverpool at 81 a and pri-
vatc cablegrams said England millers
were bidding excitedly for wheat.
Chicago received 1913 cars to-day
against four last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 800 cars compared with
$3.50 a year ago. Atlantic ports cleared
6SS, 900 bushels Of wheat and flour.
July, which started 2h@3Ac higher at
97hG9Sc, declined rapidly to CSC, rally
ing Just as quickly to '97kc. This range
wns covered several times. When July
was selling around 96c, near the close, a
private cablegram from Austria report
ed an Increase In the estimated wheat
yield OF that country for 40, ZOO, 900 BUSH
els. It caused enough selling to break
July to 95c, the low point Of the day, but
a quick rally to 95hc followed. July
closed at the last named figure. a net
gain of H@&c. May sold between 81 q
and 81 "a, closing no net higher at
81 22h.
A-H|H'- H.u..--H a|a-"fr 49,
Corn started strong with LIVERPOOL,
which closed 1k92d higher. General
realizing Offset the mass Of hullish infu-
ences and after advancing ING the mar
ket weakened and closed at the bottom,
Crop was rather. unfavorable. Aggre-
gate sales Of about I, ESQ, 900 bushels were
made for direct export and eastern
shipments. Taking In the hedges on.
this. amount caused a monetary stead
iness. Atlantic clea1ances amounted to
6S3, 200 bushels: July opened H91hc
higher at 35K @35Ec, declining to 34Nc
at'the end. a net gain OF nc.
Oats were quiet but firm on export
sales OF $40, 900 bushels. Covering OF
this line closed May at the top, a net
gain of sc. Local receipts were BOG
cars. July opened &c higher at 'o5Mc
and closed Nc net higher at 25Ac.
Provisions started fairly strong but
declined and closed at the bottom OH
free selling by packers. Foreigners up
peared Indifferent and small declines
abroad are reported. Liberal hog re-
ccipts are having a bcarish effect and
packers arc more active than for some
time past July pork ranged sl1' 25@i1 80,
closing loo net lower at Sill 80, a July lard
sold from IS G5 to IS n, closing TIC net
lower at s. g.. July ribs ranged from
IS ,47@5 c5 closing at Sc s47@5 80, a net
lossgof TIC. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow: Wheat liz cars; corn $50 cars;
oats 400 cars: hogs 20, 900 head.
Cash quotations were US follows:
Flour--Strong on local and foreign de-
mund. 5fHSSa
Whcat--No. 2 spring 81 10 nominal:N No.
spring 81 o5@1 49, No. Q red 81 2lA@
4 20.
corn--No. 2, A@a4hc;No I. 2 yellow 3t@
az; April closed Mt SIC.
oats--So. 2 ?ehc; No. e wht.o Salh9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

and animated to-day compared with the
lethargy and sluggishness OF yesterday,
The days business was not by any
means large and there were prolonged
periods Of dslllness between. the spurts
of activity. There was no outside inter-
est in the market of any Importance
and the buying was due to the initiative
OF one or two prominent operators who
distributed orders with q liberal hand
all through the active list. This hg-
gressive leadership invited more or less
following among the small room trad
ers. The buying was based on the o IN
Hdent assumption that the approaching
naval engagement off the Philippines
would result In favor Of the United
States forces. Bull operators express
ed themselves as confident that such o
victory would be good for a 5-point rise
In the active stocks" The slight de-
clincs at the opening, due to the henv-
mess OF the London market, and which
did not at any time fall 10 the London
parity. were quickly overcome. The ex-
cellent traffic statements OF the granger
roads, the st. Paul statement Of yester-
day being supplemented by Burling-
toms to-day, wero also factors in the
strength.S The 3grangers were consp!c-
uous in tile trading and led; the advance
in the railroad HIST. No doubt the dis
1inctlyS easler tone In the money mar
ket had something to do also with the
awakening OF the speculative spirit.
The friendly consultation yesterday be-
tween the secretary Of the treasury and
a number Of prominent financiers
found Its reflection to-day In n feeling
Of confidence that the needs of the
United States treasury could be met
without Inconvenience to the money
market. Gail money was quite abund-
ant to-day and loans were made as low
as 1E per cent. Rates for time loans
were quotably lower at from 5!!s to- G
per cent for all periods. IT. Is slgnIa-
cant. also. OF future prospects IN the.
money market that, lenders hold out for
long periods at existing rates while
borrowers want money&for. not more
thar sixty days. In spite OF easier on
d!tlons in money, foreign exchange,
yielded a fraction to-day. The keen
demand abroad for food stuirs Is mnll-
Ing exchange at .the time and the pros
poets of the foreign money markets
point to Il higher discount rate. The
demand for exchange by the govern.
ment to pay for war material has also
ceased. Shipments Of money continued
to the Interior but In small volume.
Tho currency. famine makes 1t necessary
to ship and that Is not what 10 wanted.
In Boston currency has commanded q
nominal premium. t
There was some Increase or activity in
the bond market but 1t was confined
almost entirely to tho speculative is
sues, which showed higher prices In
sympathy with stocks. Total sases 81,
025, 900.
7. s.. new Is registered advanced y
ana the old 4s registered y. while the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

II certainly looks like It, but there is
really no trick about It. Anybody can
Gy IT VINO has Lame Back and Weak
!htdnaSd Malaria or nervous troubles,
We mean he ca2 cure h!,nssit right
aHaS BY. taking Electric Enters. This
medicine tones up the whole systcm.
ss's as q stimulant TO Liver and Kid.
HsFs, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic,
= cures Constipation, Headache. Faint
lfs Spells. slecpiessness, and Melan-
..o1y' II Is purely vegetable. a mild lax
.uve n restores the system to it's nat
WA Vlgor. Try Electric Bittcrs and
We convinced that they are o miracle
rofKeT. Every bottle guaranteed Only
se a bottle at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

NEW YORK-Metals-There was an.
increased inquiry noted In nearly aIl
departments for spot delivery and quo
tatlons for such were q shade higher;
Future business however, was slack.
Al 1.-THE close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants unchanged at SO 70
bid and 81. 90 asked. Lake copper firm
with sl2 l5 bid and sl2s 25 asked. Tin
higher for spot and dull for futures
with s14 G5 bid and STATE asked. Spell.
ter quiet with s4t1o bid and s. 20 asked.
Lead higher and unsettled with 50 70
bid and 50 so asked. Lead liz still quo
ted at, 50 80 by the firm fixing the set
thing price for leading miners and
smelters In the west.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features. or tho Money and Stock

Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. April es.-Money on
call steady at s1M52h per cent: last
loan 2 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per GOT per cent. Sterling exchange
easier with actual business In bankers
bills at 81 soh94 so& for demand and
at 81 s1@4 SIX for 60 days; posted rates
81 s294 ssh and 81 So; commercial bills
- soh.. Silver certificates 57N@5sc.
Bar silver Csc. Mexican dollars A51sc.
The stock market was quite active
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9fLatEtWfTLNhtItff
new a coupon declined Y In the bid
price. Others were unchanged,
Evening Pests London financial ca
lblegrarn;t IialAl
The stock markets. here were steady
to-day on the Bank lof England,s return
and the further inflow OF gold. Ainerl-
cans were neglected here. but were Sup
ported ut the close by New York. ap.
lparently on the bomb1rdmcnt incident.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
y. g now g reg.ii!sslore. z. y Nav. q
do coupon. ....l1lS pittsburgh .....11
iU..e As ...!......lo6 Heading .....,... 15h
9 eoupon.aa.1M DO first pre..... Ss5s
do seconds ....I o. 4 Rock Ieland..... SJ5t
DO 50 coupon. ..iioi DO preferred. ..Iio
Pacific Go OF 's5. .1oeS+ l6t.t P.l& Omaha Ct
EAtehison. .-......l. 1871 do! preferred. .1io
do preferred... 2iiaISoutherni Pac,.. 12x
Bal. q Ohio. ..... To- lTexas & Pne.... ~
Can. Pacific. ....., yialunloni Pacific. c0I1s
Can. Southern... 90 Wabash ...,...,. az
Central Pacific. l0itkI do preferred, 15
CheR. 8 .ohio.... l7AIWheel'g & L e. IN
Chi. & Alton. .16a do preferred.. 81
Chi, Bur. & ,Q.. 01hlAdams Ex....,.. 81 Z
C...C.C. q St..L. 2shIAnerican Eek. ..i1
do preterred... 70 u.S Express....,J z.
Del. d Hudson. .10fhl Wells Fargo, ..1l3
Del, Lack G. VIII lam Spirits..,..iu
Den. & Rio q. -. 10 . do preferred. 2eH
{R do lpreferred... ~ AM Tobacco...1W 2
ERIC (new) ...... 11kI do preferred. ,.113
do first pre,... 50 Peoples Gas.... 90 ri
Fort Wayne ....l66 lCol F.f& Iron..i1s y
Hooking Valley biLiI do preferred. q, 30
Illinois Central. IS IGen. Electric. 80. 81
Lake Eric a. W. 13hl1lllnols} Steel.... IS
do preferred... 70 Lead ........,... %
Lake Shores. .1S5 do preferred. 100 +
Lou. & Nash.... fshlPaciAc Mail..... 22,,fi
Mich. Central... .1o1 Pullman nPal....1I0
Mo- Paofc....... 5i5slSilver Ccr....... 67h
N. J.tCentral...a.. elE lSugar ,.........1lS &
N. X. Central... .10sAlN do preferred. ...1o7N
Northwestern. ...1l65ilTenn. Coal d I. 1911
gdo preferred ...a.172 IU.y 8. Leather. 81
Northern Pac... 23iIk do prefcrred... n
do Preferred. 81 Western Union. S5h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

XMR.R r. @. PHELPS. tho leading pension
fAV attorney OF Belfast N. =. writes:
y was discharged from the army on
account Of III health. and suffered from
heart trouble over since. ], frequently had
fainting and %srnothering spells. My form
was bent as o mar ots0l I constantly voro
IN o%vercoat, even in summer. for fear OF
taking cold Icould not attond to my bust
ness. MY rest was broken by, severe palms
about tho heart and Loft shoulder. Three
years ago I commenced using d.. Niles
Heart Cure. Notwithstanding I had used 80
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped. Dr..
Niles Heart Cure restored mo to health. It
Is truly a wonderful medicine and It arords
mo much pleasure to recommend this rom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

OIL ClTY--Credit balances tic; GER,
~tiflcates closed al 70hcE bid for cash.
Sales OF l, 900 barrels cash at Tic, and.
1000 atS71c bid. Shipments S0,e72 bar
.re!s; runs 104. 0s9 barrels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

edy 10 everyone"
DR.. Niles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of tho heart and
nerves FREQ. Address,
( DR., MILES MEDICAL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29

y. s.. new IS registered advanced Y
nd the old 40 registered Y. while the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29
Dry Goods

cINc1NNAT1-Hog1 steady at s. I
as 95.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-29
TIME cARp.

latter NOV. ID. III. EIplana.ionso y sRs!ss.
LSnee saterks: sDaily. italy oxnsplfHnns
lcay. fpaily. except Saturday. sybsily. az
,osiy M2Snaay. ssundays Snly. ssstuf9s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21
VAPOR MADIANA

Este COZ ooido buque vendria a
este puerto q tomar passjeros pa
ra Saint Thomas 81 sc reunie-
ran seis DE- clase primers. LIegarfa
aaui haoia el 1'. de Diciembre
pr6ximo asliendo de Saint Tho
mas al dfa sigaiente para New
Yor.
Prscio del pasaie en- ORC ameri-
eano.
. De Ponce d Saint Thomas 3 10.
De St. Thomas d NJ w York }, so.
Consigaatario
Carlos Armstrong.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21

y
La Correspondence ha old,
decir que la Dipusaoi6n proviG
ci 81 ha L. rG,inado sns iDyentsrios y
balances; que 81 salor de sns pro.
piedades por tasaci6n y los que lea
adeudan los pueblos Dor derrama
pasan de IN million de pesos,
Gus deudae son POGO mas de cien
mil pesos Dfoese tambiens que
acrella corporaclon tiene contra-
tado un emprestito suficiente para
psgar enseguids todos sus deudas,
operaci6n que esta peudieDts de
Ia au:orizsci6n que necesita para
|realizsrlo.
Pedro Cor zaiez es un individuo
oartidafio del priD cipio aquel que
dice, La propieaad es en- ro5o, y
por ende, Be apode,o do uuas prem
das de Teodosfa S t..
La policfa. que no entiende de
esas te orfss, puso q busn recaudo
al discfpulo de Prudhon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21

APUkD
De CANTA CLARO

S'gue ala Nueva Era.s Como
\ easuaidsd Dc que esa hoja ha
yenido publicsrse en- uno de los
nreves d{as en- sue nuestro direo.
tor seflor L,orens estaba eiercian.
do sl cargo de Alcalde, podemos
asegurar que cate l. primero qua
n'zo, 81 tomar possession del cargo
tae dar o,denes terminsntes d la
poliela para que reprimlsse toda
iDnora'ldad Ssi como todo egcAc-
daic Ihblico que tuviese lugar ell
las diversas GALES De esta ciudad
con recommendation especia'~ de
vig'lar en- sitios como ell citado
de ~Vista Alegrt~ 4 fl de impe-
dir toda clase de heekos do La na-
thraieza que ~Cants claro iDdics.> -
Deuaas esta todo este; pues 81 bien
es yerdad que el senor Llorens
no fue alealde de esta ciudad
mas que <unos dfs5 brsvee> ma
die pado snponerse que la alusi6n
foese dicho sefior Llorens por
10 va manitestado por mi confirm
oante. = de la ene1gfa, actividad
~ cello couqua dieho sef1or des-
pleg6 en- Ios pooos dias que tuvo
sl cargo de Alealde no SO puede
dsclr 10 contrario pues precisa
Hente el que tirma bien le como
CO, <sreo que mel r que al mismo
que trata de defenderIc.D
Sigae <La Nueya Era:~ NADIA
sabamos de 10 que xCanta ciare>
matifiesta ocurri6 el sabado y Do
amigo ditimo, en- que Ell sefior
Liorens no habfa entrado al des-
enpefla de la AIcsldfa. Paes 81
81 seiior Llorsas no habia tomado
posssion del cargo, como Alcalde
sComo Sc comprends que pudiera
este seflor recibir ds Ia polioia las
dsnuncias. sino era ei, s quisn
deblan dsrselss y claramente To-
ii. qus iguorarlof Sigua 81 pc
ri6dioo, pero 81 ssDemos que en-
los diss 8. 8, 10y II 20 rscibi6
ainguna dennncia relativa 4 he
choa oourridos ca 81 menoionado
lugar de Vista Alegre>. Seghn
dice en mi heja saelta SEstall6 la
bombs~ slgunos vecinos de dicho
lugar manitiestan que eaando hay
aiguna sscaramuza 6 dss6Tdenes
msy tsculos dos gaardias de aquf
rehuyen Ell combate batiandose en-
retirads. y de ahf que muchos dc
elios no los denunoian, mi confirm
csnte para cerciorarse de Ia ver-
dad debe alquiiar <an cuarto 8
cssita de lag higienioasn que por
alh abundan, y ls garantizo que
pod,a pasar una noche, pero 10
que son dos <no las aguards.>
Sobre 10 demas d que So refie-
re @, artfculo de mi coDtrincante
dole auevamente las mas mcreci-
das gsacias, sintiendo muy de
veras que el az for Llorens no con-
tinuase en su cargo de Alcalde
por alaanos amos para que habie-
80 dedioado una <atencion persc-
nal = sspecialisi,na Las quejas
del 81 nor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21
Copiamos de una carta:

sDentro dc pocos dias quedaran
cesantes algunos empleados Ell la
Junta dc Obras del puerto de la
Capital Segun sc murmura, no
existe una absc.uta puloritud en-
Ia inversion de fondos.,
Duro ahf. Us precise que sc es
tablezca el imperi0 de Ia mora
lidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21

lfaIlec'6 eI ioven acn Antonio
B-nvenutti, q censecuancia De /
| hesids que racibiera Il viernes -
tocas;6n de hsilarse lin piando Us
revolver.
Lamentamos de todo corazor
esta desgracia, Y acompa fa mos
Ia distinguish familia del fnade
On So iusto dolor.
| Racortamos de III Zmparcaal d.
Mays gtiez In siguiente gacetilla
<Ssg6a de phblico IS dice, Ia al
DO suspendida, de orden guber
nativa, emsnada de la autorldad
americana, nuest,o coIega La
Bossder0 Aneric0na
La tsl Baadero era un libe!o
impropio dc la cuIta ciudad dc
Mayagtiez.
No sabemos 81 se celebralan s
10 este aflo en- Ponce, las des
tas de Ia Guadalupe, pero tenenor
entendido que ell comercio contii-
buirfa con gusto q la celebration.
Ell yapor Maria Herrera, llega-
"a & este puerto, el dia 2I y sal
d,a para Santo Domingo y Isls
lie Cuba. adrnitiendo pa sajeros al
preoio de costumbre.
Consignatsrios FSstze Lund & Ca.
SIS
Aver oiroul6 en- esta oiudad una
toia suelta frmada por E, T1co-
rio cuyo texto envuelye una
oensurs al protestan ntismo.
e amigo que nos enssn5 dicha
hoja eaminaba muy dc priss, por
10 cual 30 pnditoos tomar notas
de ella.
an ejamplar.
La poiicla municipal presto du-
raute ell dia y nooh- de- aver, los
siguientes servicios:
Danunciados: Francisco Labov
Francisco Muf5oz nor expender
sarne pro yIsiones con falta en-
d peso de los artfculos: 81 rega
dor del barrio 5. G por moiar IL
ropa v mueDlas 4 Capdido de Ia
Cruz; los conductores de los CO
ches ndfneros 2s, 80, 63, Ga, 95,
menso de carfuajes; sieta personaa
d ambos sexos, pof ri1a y ess IA
pez, Jose Silva, Ag1stfa Bafcel6,
Antonio Cabassa, Ezequiet Gin
tron J Jose Bolxet, por vend@r
pgoylsiones darante el dis de aver;
y kmiiia b:ito, cocoTs0c0, poT
lnfraccion al Reg;amento de III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21

Rafael Colon y los guardias Juan
Valencia Ramon DIsdier, fneron
lcapturados anoehe los autores del
!robo de una carretada de provisio-
ines, los seflores Mayot Hnos. de
, Ia Playa. Prestaron ademas dicho
celador J guardias ell servicio de
Icapturar al desertor de presidio
lCanuto Noguera.
| La mujer operada hace dicz 8
idoce diss en- el Hospital Tricoehe
por los doctores aiemanss Carl
Vogely y Unterberg, sigue nj joran.
! DO rspidauente.
III doctor Vogel Ia trafdo dc
A!enania Y EStados- Unidos toda
clage dc apsratos, los mas noder
nos, para ejecntar cualquiar opera
| oion, per diffcil que parezoa.
/ Ell sabado en- Ia tarde IN ca
| rretero del pals agarrochaba con
al corais la yunts de bueyee que
tiraba del earro. que los aninales,
Ell sn o2rreEa. atropgl|aron s ur
niflo que cruzaba la Gale, eau
sandoIa dos heridas, una en- Il
osbezs y otra en- la frente.
| IL haoho aconteoio en- el cen
tro do In poalaci6n.
| In soldado americana condnj
al n;fio 4 Ia S1!s a. Socorro.
4 carretero SO qued6 esperan-
do que slguien la oondujera q Ia
carcel.
La polioia, sin novedad.
Juioios oralss para 81 Mercedes
% del corriente: Juzgado de Pon-
sc, contra Manuel Dros y Borges,
por hurto. Ponente, Sanches; DE
fensor, Aoo' Procurs dor, Gau
tier. Siiu2, is l!bre.
Ha falleoido en- Sad america el
doctor Rojas Paul, Peeeiasnte qne
fue &c Ia repdbIica De Venezuela.
H. eu1baroado en- Ia Capital con
diseooi6a { Espana el conooido
pintor don San tiago M-ana, que
reside en- Ponce po7 espaoio de
cuatro afos.
Aver tarde fac conducido & Ia
eals de socorro, el iud,viduo Fran
cisco Santana (s) Cus, para ser
cafado de Iesiones que le irfiriera
IN dssconocldo.
A LOS .AEICIONADOS A LA
BICICLHTA Ell sefior Perry =.
Gath, representsnte de Il fabrica
de h afamada bioicleta <Cleve
lan6>, esta an el Hotel Frances.
donde tendra mucho gnsto en-
mostrar d los afioionados lss mues
tras % sus bi1icletas Y explicar &
loa puert0rriaus hos loa meritos es-
pecisies de su fabrica. El dicho
senior SO ancuentra en- Puerto r.
GO con 81 obieto de astablecer una
agencia de sus conocidss bioicle--
las, l-~3 alt.
pesde Ia noche del sabado hay
pu sto a este sstablecimiento til
pagsafoo, IN cato niaerto, ya en-
estsdo de putrefacci6n.
La policfa pasa. -. y no le di-
Go siqnie,a por ahs te patdros, Co
mo reza 81 refrain.
De veuta, IN cocbe de q ssien
tos otro De dos. Malas y po-
tfos q plazo Y de oontado.
Vicente User0.
Plaza P1ileipal, Ponce, No
viambre 2I de 1898. 3im.
D1ntro de dos 6 tres dias. seg6n
90 nos iufcrma, embarcara para
los Z tados Un;dos el regimiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21
N0T.ClAS GENERATES

Eu estas imprenta Sc
S0licftaM dos d tres
appendices para las
caIass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-21

mente infantil ocurrio hace pocas
noches en- San Juan.
Alguuos j6venes reunidos en- la
rctreta, Sc deseubrleron al tocar la
mds..a la Borinquen.
Y cuaudo cmpczaron a sonar
los aires del himuo nacional anne
ri3ano, sc cubrieron Sc marcha-
ron.
Con 10 cual han saIvado al pals.
Segdn las aoticIas que llegan
Al general Brooke, Ell cast toda la
sla roina la tranquIlidad.
Las partidas de incendiarios
dcsayarecen i bien, por desgracia,
cn algdn encucntro, 'murieron dos
s tres malhechores y resultaron
otros tantos heridos
Se habla de que ocupara un
destino en- ell prcsidio provincial
el ontusiasta compatrlota don Ra-
m6a Hoyos Delgado, que siempre
trabaj6 POI 81 pals ell su ehfera de |
IncansaOIe pTopa5andisLa.
Dfcese que iran, como prcsiden
tes d la Audiencia de Ponce don !
Jose Ramon Becerra; d la dc Ma
yagjiez don Jose de Diego
Don Rafael Romcu pasara, 90
mo magistrate, d la Territorial.
TambiGn sc asegura que, no pu-
diendo permanecer en- la Audien
cia de Ponce Ell senior don Luis
Becerra, por su parentesco con
don Jose Ramon, pasara, con igual
oategorla, al iuzgado de Maya
giiez, sustituyGndole en- ga cargo |
actual don Felipe Casalduc.
III Consejo de Secretaries acor-
10 el viernes proponer para la
plaza dc 'Iesorcro Central 4 don
Tomas VAzquez, m6dico distingui-
do, y para la de contador d don
Jose Il. Vidal, antique funciona-
rio de Hacienda.
a propuesta del Presidente del
Consejo, acordo este, por unani-
midad, que Sc pague desde luego
la pension acordada hace algunos
meses 4 "a respectable viuda de don
Roman Baldorioty.
Sc cuenta con la aprobaci0n del
general Brooke, solicitada de an
telnano, para ell proyecto, que Sc
convertira pronto en- una reali-
dad.
Es DORA de justicia y de patrio-
tismo no demOrar nj uD momento
mas el cumplimiento de este deseo
del pats.
Nos dicen que ell Secretario de
Justicia propondra de un momen-
70 otro La reorganization del Co
iegIo dc abogados sobre sus anti
gUas bases, d bien de que, los
miembros de dicho coiegio, pue-
dan, sin las trabas que hoy exis-
ten, ejerccr 81 profession EN- todos
los juzgados de Ia isla.
De Washingtong escriben que
unas de las primeras reformas Que
enyiara al presidente Mac kinley
sera la reforma del notariado.
Dlcha profession ha de ser libre,
segdn la ley y la costumbrc de los
Essados Unidos.
C"eemo5 que nuestros notarlos
deben trabajar para que no sobre-
yenga tan ehorme perjuicio a sus
propiedades.
Copiamos lie una carta:
SDentro dc pocos dias quedaran