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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
Survivors OF Edmonton Trail Tell
Story Of Suffering.
GREW GRAY IN A FEW MONTHS
Gold Seekers Return Ragged, I,npovcr-
ishett, Broken in Health and Spirit.
Lured from Homes by ADVERTISE
mcnts OF Transportation Cos.
(EN 'Tnl..Ulnl,n.O


WIsAEGaI. ALASKA, Aug. G. via
Seattle Wash. Aug. lo.-'The Slic1ran
river steamer Str;,thruna arrived here
today with thilty survivors Of the I'D.
mpnton ;rail. They are western mon.
cScy;:t about ten. All of them cam. i,
With ,;le pack train sent out from Tel
"Sral'h crack ana l.aleton by the var
ious, trading n.i,anies7rtast spring
Thy u;:fnrtunateS tell hcart-endrns
stories ~ hardshiir; endured ana com
i'a,lrs lost and abandoned. ana strunGl.,
dcnounce the trading and transpor:a-
tion c"iliianits as Well az tn. Canadian
officials and newspapers that 50 pro-
fusely advertised ,his ro,lt,. a; 4 feast
bic one 70 The l<l"ndiile gold fields.
PH1SIcAL WRECKS.
TO outward appearances these men
certainly give evidence Of the awiu!
suffering undergone since leaving IEi-
mnnto:i eighteen months ago Most III
them are sicNly looking. With unkemnt
boards and greasy rlothes-i,irtllres ci
physical and financial wrecks Several
have grown gray and bear marks D:
Scurvy.
= few have just enough money to
reach Seattle or Victoria but the ma
joriiS are Without funds
Inc citizens OF Wrangcl have applied
TO the United states government III
Washington, but UP to this time no cid
mas been received. III is admitted that
tAe!c are mora than 100 men Scattered
along the trail beuWeen Laird Post aaG
PellE banks and a relief party has beer
sent out by the Hudson Bay Company
DYING; or SCt-RNY AND HUNGER
The last reports brought to Laid posi-
We're that many We're dying Of scllrvy
'l!iA nui.Snr. x IS estimated that there
lr.A - or 10 sufferers ut Telegraph creek
awaiting the next trip Of thu. boat. The
SICK mat had to be carried On str,,tch.,rs
ma! not Yet reached Glenor;l when tbs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
TWO SAILORS DOyyN7rD

WASH NOTION. Aug l0-Irhe .:acra-
lafS Oh war today received the following
ltlh'rt from Gen. Davis. commanding a
!'tF'p ltIco. on the cyclone of last '.,lla.
day:
san Juan, p. r.. Aug. a.-I,ur,iannc
~ extreme Violence passed over iourto
,,l1o yesterday. The principal military
i'HS ~ san Juan one temporary con-
lany barracks wholly destroyed, some
qhafir'lnastci property damaged n,
personal Injuries Yet reported bur an
wires ar" down. No injury "a shinnjnp
hrFe save uNp SINAI! local schooncrs
Junk. TWO sailors drowned san ,IlIan
iishts temporarily disabled Cable re-
loii5 from Ponce say all shipping IS
ISi'"rc Custom house sheds badly
dainag@ii and goods stored the,,.in
Aiv:SSehSe's from two interior posts tel
~ ,'l'acNS unronfcd and personal and
PUBIC property damaged.
LOSSES VERY GREAT.
ne losses hy the Inhabitants is very
7.I.'' nhd extreme suffering must re-
sur. me last hurricane as sewers nc
mis- was in 1896. when, owing 70 IA. -
houses, fruIt and provisions, tner, ,vas
famine. ] would suggest p,,hli,. n,,ti,.a
IN the United States to the efre,t ~, !,
contributions of food, clothing ,nIl
money tor the destitute would b. 80.
oslv.u With the greatest gratitude, and
VII DC applied strictly to relief or las.
l'lHte- .iaNe appointed a board =, 81
r.iNiS" restitution. There are ,,anv
thousands Of families who arc en1ir,I;,
follow SIS must
''S'7 ''e'o' DAVIS"
Soon m a p1ip,,p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
lSDIAsS DRIVEN BACK
several Of the Sayages Killed In a F;.b+
With MeX,cans.
(RE Talncranl,1

~ Telegraph)
~ CHlCAGO, Aug. 10-A Snecia1 tn ma
lr. . frc'n The City Of Mexico saws.
ne state troops have had another
encounter With the Ys.nu:s Hear Me-
aan". aefeatjng them with i loss y.
several killed
me STATE troops did not lose a man
"ht Lieutenant Francisco Gales ala
from Sun-stroke during, the for:aI
ihnrch made To overtakt the Indians
Ne wound Of General Torres. received
u! 1hc conflict, is Il slight one. ana he s
nIosressng rapidly towards recovery
n. Indians haye retire, from Eac,1m
ana are supposed TO be in *orce rear VII
can.
me death of Juan Maldonado or Teta-
hiate has been confirmed.
SHY OF MENICO. Aug 1O-The
e!snih battalion infantry mas left here
ior sonora to join the troops engaged in
tile aqu campaign. There is no appre-
nenslon felt here Of the revolt spreadjne,
70 lhe indians outside tie rebel cainD
IN the mountains. and. il face, the VIII -
affair has reduced itself 10 4 mere prs
datoiy raid by the laquis. who ar.
armed with Remington repaatins
rifles.
There are probably no. ever 200 IN
dians IN revolt. and III. ca.nrajcn
against them Will be sharply pushed,
The main body of the GaGuis appea r
contented. There is some apprehens ion
lest the Americans engaged in ranching
near the scene OF the Indian raids may
De attacked, but the troops will be en-
pioycd TO protect them. There is no
political s...A@1fcance to tie revolt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
Her GROGGY MAYOR
Atlanta Would Gust the Way
ward Mr.. Woodward.
He REFUSES TO RESIGN
Propositions Submitted: The Mayor Shall
Tender His Resignation 10 Take Effect
Only When He Lays the Corner
stone Of the Next jag.
(Hy 'T"clegraph.)


Alta MIA. GA, Aug. 1o.-alayor
WoudWartl who's. resignation was ask
ed for by the ri:y council, has declined
to rclinuusn his office.
Councilman Thomson called to see the
mayor yesterday at the request OF q
member Of Mr. WoolwardS family. He
suggested thar Mayor Woodward place
his resignation in the hands of the CITY
council to become effective when and
only Whcn the mayor had taken another
drink. Colonel Thompson told the
mayor the council would probably over
look all th:t had occurred il he would
adopt this suggestiun
i lti.lHll SEED TO RESIGN.
After thinking the matter over all
night and after hearing from 4 council
committee this morning. Mayor Wood
ward refused to make Il conditional res
ignation.
The city council met this evening
After Il long ana exciting wrangic in
which Or. ROY. who is i councilman
from the sixth ward and is Mayor
WoodNard'S family physician. stated
that III" mayor was in no condition
mentally to cope With his present trou-
bleS.
CGMMlTTEE TO INVESTIGATE
The council decided that il COMMITTEES
Of five should Investigate the conduct
OF the mayor and any other city officials
| against whom charges are made.
This committee under the terms o( its
creation cannot begin work before next
Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
BAD ACCIDENT On rnE {. : o.
Train Ran Into an Open switch. Eight
Pc rsOnB Are ID iured.

STAuNTON, VA, Aug. 1o-Chesa-
peake < Ohio passenger train No. 4.
while entering the depot today, ran
into an cptn switch. striking soma
freight cars on u siding. Engineer A.
Smith jumped and WITS bruised about
che head and shoulders.
The others injured are:
n. Nv. TrMIsl1JiLAkE, Tylee, Va.
bruised about body
NVM. D. JOHNSON, slightly brus-
ed.
e. D. HIGGINlBOTHAM, staunton,
slightly bruised
arm crushed off below elbow
Fireman X. T.. GOOSBY. bruised
y. GARRETT. Staunton. leg broken.
ERNEST DRJMMOND. .:launlon.
bruised about legs and body
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
LETTER FROM GEN. GOMEZ.
No Differences Exist Between Cubans ana
Americans, Says the Old Leader.
(By Telecrnnll.l

NbN IeleGr1pn.)
HAVANA, Aug. 10-In an open let
ter published today in La Lucha. Gen
eral NaNim6 Gomez says IL has re
manned in Cuba To fulfill 4 great ;i,,ty
New that eXagH eated ana mistaken
notions are current regarding the state
Of Cuba. he desires to explain the
5rue situation.
1T is absolutely false he SAYS "that
Great differences exist between The
CEb2ns and Spaniards or between me
Cubans and Americans. or among me
SEhans themselves. On the contrary All
is gong Vel. -5n o,d institution. the
Cupdn army, is being dissolved :,h.
pe"p!e think on,' of absolute ina,pend-
ente; national party. which opens is
arms 70 receive all without asking uus.s-
tons as 10 where they We're during the
war, Is being formed. More could not
a2Na Been done in So short a time. As
-or the suggestion that the Intervening
power conicmplatcs robbins IN. CubanS
81 their own. | do not believe it. such
q luInor is a caiulnny against an hon
CRADLE people. The Cuban. LETT poor By
the Var; should dream only If work
Let us allow hEgones to b. s,y-goncs.
Ter us see q brother in every man in
CuDa.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
VILLAGES DESTROYED

FORT DIE INIt.\ Nee. MAR,TrIEIOlTE.
AuG. lo.-'rhc authorities Of the isl:ind
Of C;u:lclpupe are still without news
from the interior owing to the in, errilu
tlon Of telegraph communication as n
result u the recent hurricane. l:,.t
Htner advir"s which have reached a
ipilH-;i l'lre say the coffee ana cocoa
crops rave been nearly totally destrny-
ed. ~ La Point-l-Pitre seven persons
We're injured ana at MDule th.4 la1n.,r.
cone was considerable and several bar
sons We're killed and wounded. At i'nti.
'anal ana Port Louis several persons
We're Killed and 4 number injured. TIL.
villages cf Grippen ana I.;l1nentry HAY,
pecn entirely destroyed and the light
houses Of Murroux ana Foscilloz h,va
been overturned
Inc town Of 81. Louis De Marie Ca
f'ni" has suffered! considerably.
governor Morarhin arrived at Point
a-t:tr" this morning on the French
cruiser creille and soon afterwards lert
for S;lnes. :
DOMINICA ESCAPED.
News which has reached The Ascoci,
si i'resS correspondent here from Inc
b!lllsh Antilles says the island Of DO
nl'lic; has not suffered much from ~,
nu.,il'ane. that St Thomas ana St.
CrNiN suffered lightly. that Antigua W. :
seriously hit and that at st. I[it,s r0n
houses We're DESTROYED
Inc hurricane passed over Porto P]a
"a ana appears TO have ravase.l the
norm @of the dominican republic. All
c"Hn'nunlcaton between Pnrtsl- Plata
''i' me INTERIOR not including San DO
,,liS". IS Interrupted and it us impossi-
~ ~ I" obtain q correct account Of Tic
'''!Etse done although it is thouuht Ia
- -, il''i'SFt'int me railroad from Porto
Piaia - san Domingo IS no lonr,.r
working. 80
fvc'it"llly the hurricane swcpt cvar
aps tlay,tien. With less violence and
c2:ieSEcll1inSlE liSht dlnu,.s III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
TO noYcorT THE TRUSTS.
nichm"nd Trades Council Hlackl,st. To.
bacco Made by Two Corpor,t,on.
CSiSnetl)

(Spscial to the Daily Presss.)
tral T,r raM nA NJ august: lo-Thc Cen
richmond has decided 20 boycotr ,ha
two tobacco trusts ''e
rms is the resolution that was pass
Resolved. That the Trades Council
c ,al upon the members Of the Virg:ni;,
ing the products Of tn, ,cl,acco rr,,s.s
Such action has been coniem;.lale1
'"r some time and it was q,:irtly talk
"a ever among the leaders. TIL Trades
Iouncil IS made up Of delegates from
ne various unions represented in the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
VTTUPERATION AND ABUSE
INDUCED In by Principals In a Contested
Election Case.
(Bv Tclacl.anll)

WASHINGTON. Aug. lO.--The effort
OF Richmond Pearson, Of the Ashcvilc
congressional District III North Caro-
Era. to llnscat VIM. T. Crawford, who
holds the certificate Of election, has re-
suited IN some very plain talk between
these two gentleman.
Me. Pearson charges that Crau sord
secured the election through intim;da-
tlon, violence. bloodShed debaucilery
corruption Of voters, stufIing Of bullo.
boxes and all other kinds of robbery
W1llc Mr.. Crawford rctorts tina. Mr.
Pearson's political somcrsaults have
never inspired the people Of THE district
Win confidence in his political in!egri-
~. Much more word-slnsins 10 the
same effect is found in the printed copy
ni the testimony in the case. which has
just been issued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
British West Indian Isle is Com
pletely Devastated,
MANY VILLAGES ARE RAZED
Eicscc W;nds Wreak Awful Havoc to LIFE
aad Property Ia Porto Rico. wires
Down and no News from the
Interior Obtainnh1e.
ltN W. egl.;li,il.l


q s-NN JUAN III: PORTO RICO, Aug.
ia hurricane broke over In" south
coast n; o'clock Tuesday morning aud
$w@i,t northeast. There was NJ :Lhate-
mcnt Tor nine hours. the greatest dam
az, ipei:i.: done between ana 10 O'Clock
~ II The wires We're down ana 2~m-
MUM 2atipn With the interior WIS for
u time irlnpSSiiflc. 1t is nuW chiefly
u. by cou-i,.rS.
-NtSin Juan four natives wcre drown
ed in tho harbur; eighty houses were
demolished ana hundreds Mere llnroof-
ed. The d;rniag" To pi.,perty is cSti-
natc,! 1T SooO.oO0. tomm~sary stores
to the value Of $500 were destroyed.
TGN'ES ALMOST WIPED OUT
\ Ca'hlegr,im from Ponce. sent at l0
O'Clock this morning says the town Was
almost destroyed. Almost all the frame
buildings are down. the bridge is swept
away :!Eu Their" is no communication
between The port ana the city proper.
Inc d;,lra"" To the port is "stiillat,, 1T
S2aU.oO0. TWo natives are known to have
been drowned. The records ANA prop
erty Of The c--stn mhous, are rlllne!
and all the vessels are ashore.
At Ahonitn Very little remains stand
ing except the cathedral ana th,. bar
racks. -Four natives persisted. and
thrcc United States; soldiers We're badly
injured. AS the town is without food
government relief has been despatched
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
DREYFUs' GUARD ,y1rHDRAws.
Famous Prisoner Allowed to Walk wftI.
out HIS Escort of Gendarmes,

IT5y TeIeSraDhD
ltt1EN1E1S, Aug. 10-The members OF
the Dreyfus courtmartial today took
the testimony of NM Chamnine and
l'alcrologue. The former was examined
from $50 to $3.50 and the latter was on
the stand from $50 to 11:45 q. NJ.
when the court adjourned until tomor-
row. when it will conclude the exam ma
ton of the secret dossier
colonel .JouauSt. president of the
courtmartial, on leaving the court t. DAY
said public session would taKe pace
Saturday.
WALKS WITHOUT ESCORT.
The police adopted the s.-ne methods
OF precauticn as yesterday and there
was only Inc smallest gathering OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
MORE DAMAGE.

fARTs, Aug. 1o.-Adviccs from La
inlhte-a- lftre, island Of C|audaloul,c
say me cyclone did enormous DANA ~
in the interior Of that Island q ,,r7,,,,.,
OF coffee and cocoa estates being Gev;ls-
latsd.
ne Alourie. suburb was half .ic-
s,foyea. There were a number OF fatal
tiles.
=. Jean ahviccs say that uhc cyclone
FUSED great destruction In Porto RICO
where ~ passed norrhwarl to Dominica
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
ONE HUNDRED KILLED

81. THOMAS. p. w. T., Aug 10.-'rha
i =; OF Mcntsarrat, British West m
dies. was conrctcy devastated Nv n
hurricane Monday =
MI the Churches. estates and villages
were destroyed and nearly one hundlad
persons We're killed
IN al.'i'ion many were injured ana
rendered homeless. and terrible. distress
oXl&ts among the sufferers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
BALTIMORE, Z; ST. LOUIS. /
Court SuStains the Paper.

TBE IE!cGTl Th.)
LONDON. Aug. 10.-Thc Hon Sir
Ford North, judge Of the Chancery Di-
vision Of The High Court Of Justice, ran
dered an important Judgment today.
He grantee. the London Times an in
Junction restraining q publisher named
Ian. from rt'l}rlntnS speeches OF Lord
lsosebesy admittedly taken from the
Times
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
NEWPORT NEWS, FRIDAY AUGUST H. 1899

lowed 70 walk TO and from the Ly,ce
without his usual escort nt .cur or SIX
gend.'rnes. Only the captains Of gen-
darm"s We're With him and these walk
e! n few steps behind II" prisoner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11

PONCE, Aug. ia hurricane Struck
lasted until r. NJ The rivers nre
Overlooking. 1t is estimated that 700
persons were drowned 1t is believed
lht, damage done viii amount to over.
H'oo,oVo NJ news has been received
lrnm the interior since the storm h,.ll,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
COMING; no AI,1Eprr<A

KINGSTON, JAMAICA. Aur 10
Turks island reports that the cvcI,ra
PASSED during the night. after doing tr;
ilinG damage. The center or the tlistur
hahcc IS apparently progressing north :
ward towards the American COAST
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
Vessels Arrived.

Steamer. S. j. Murphy, Providence.
Steamer, Samoa ur), Hudson. Nor
folk.
Barge. Chalmette. Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
HELL, ASlNl.l,

WASH! NtiIiIN, H. G., Aug. lo.-C;on-
rral Davis. commanding; in Porto Rico.
has cAhlrd Secretary loot, asking for
assistance Tor The peopl. Of the island
wnG have suffered on account OF th,,
cyclone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
Weather Fnrecahf,

FEN TeIcEfaph.)
WASHi%GT2N Aug l0.-Fprccast
l"r Virginia Showers ana ,hunncr-
storms Friday: fair Saturday: contiau-
e" nigh temperatures; fresh to brisk
SOuthcriy winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
OUR SIlIpS q III,

sSHINGTCsN, Aug. lo.-No addi-
'l"nal news Of the West Indian hulri
an W. received at the Navy Depart
nlrhl inns morning. All our ships in The
Nest indies are undoubtedly SAFE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
ON THE DIAMOND.
HOW THE, CIJrRS 81
WASHINGTON, 4; CHICAGO, 5.

Score: R.UE.
Washington ..... 0 0 1 0. 0 . Of 2
Chicago .... DOL 0 0 0 : % j i
Batteries: Carsey and Reach; t;arvin
ana Donohue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
Vessels Sailed.

Steamer. Orion Gsro. Hrunn. Boston.
steamer. Shenandoah. OBr). Trlnick,
Liverpool.
Large, Lone Star, Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
Manila, August
Adjutant General. washington

- 10 'Aitii 49, -
Manila, August 10.
adJutant General. Washington.
AlaeArthur's movement yesterday
Very slcccSsful: serves 10 clear the
country rear and left ana right oc in
S'lrSents has advanced nnrth to Iilu-
itllAet. SIN miles from san Fernando.
whence hc is now accommodating: his
casualties killed. twrnty-rine wnun,i-
81. Officers wounded: Major E:.,dan,
'itrl. :Nbelnt!thS. rhirjy-s!xth Nu!un-
Tees. leg: and arm: Lieut. Williams.
Fll;y-hrst Iowa. thigh. moderate. Thcs,.
H"@ns operated To- The left ana rear To-
wars Santarita. Mac-Artilur's advance
ullil'r N'''rainn ana Li>cum consist s
Nlnlh. Twelfth. Seventeenth and ,5.rt
OF me l'W"ntN-Sccon( regiments ana
portion Of Fifty first iowa. A1oveiNart
vcl" difficult on account Of mil ana
surface water. Macarthur rcpor5s IL
SllfEcnt loss 100 killed. some 800 wound!
81: they We're rapidly driven norlhwa.a
.nu iast even apparently abandoned
"fit IN" Where they blew up powder
Works. tSigned) "OTISi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
PHILA 3: plTTsEURG .

score: R.FI. f.
Pitts'burg . 0 90 O1OO %
Batteries: Sparks and Schriver; Fra
Zcr and Douglass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
OTIS CLOSES PORTS.

Major General Otis today issued al
order closing the ports in the hands
O! the insurgents to inter-iSlanI traffic.
ASuinai,ln issued Il decree July Il dated
! arlic. closing the insuigcnt ports 70
vessels lying the American flag ANA in
wiling vessels under other iaSS 10 visit
them. Vessels under foreign FLAGS in
M. traffic With The ports without ruiz
ming the blockade
The gunboats Concord Iurktow;.
Ca1!an and lamrang.l bonbar,leti san
Fernando Tuesday. The I'ilipinos re
rll.d with cannon and muskctry for an
hour and then fled 70 the hills the gun
boats lirin" on chem with their machine
stlns until the rebels disappeared.
HOUSES RIDDLED
The bombal,lnent was continued for
some time afterwards and many houses
We're riddled ana destroyed bur the
town was not set on fire
The SuEb"lts did not land men, The
rebel losses arg not known
Inc United States transport Sheri,ln /,
Sailed Tor home today With G61 men CT
"" south Dakota regiment. SOC OF The
Minnesota regiment ana oO5 men dis
charged IRON various organizations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
NIP AND Tuck

Eoth got fairly away over the start
lEs l'ne. II was nip and tuck With cas-
ed sheets for almost an hour. Defcn Is,
just hairs breath. comparativ ~
speaking. in the lead. with Columaia
abean. Even after Columbia nla,l" a
gain 50 that Defender could cross undci
her stern, Columbia did not walk away
as the hcave breeze hove the latter
down and made her lose distance On re-
pe3itcd tufts
Foday's race and the performance OF
Columbia was satisfactory on the score
or h',avy weather she took All that
came and while eased ,rp several times
that Was no evidence that she would
nave 70" much Of good thing if a
stake We're pending on the outcome OF
the race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
GEN. OTIS REPORTS.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 1o.-Gencral
OTIS today cabl,.u the War Department
the following report of Yesterdays en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
LA ~ NJ H. >eqkED %CE
COmpanla DB vapOres itaIianOs

In vapor de ea cOmpah de ezooentes condolences para
para sa0t Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenefe G6uova Ma
Veueci Livorno Trieste pasaeos dneamente para S'n
Thomas Santa Cruz do Tenore G6nova Napoes Bare ooa
via G6nnYa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
EI BataIIadOr PrOgresista
CASA DE COWIDAs

Cde I'sNn' f.sats At cafi Las De|ieia>"
MontadO este establecimientO con
todos los adeIantos de la 6poca, Ofre-
ce al plblieO pOaceno en- general,
suculentas cOmidas a precios sin com
petencia.
Tiene para ell serviciO del estable-
cimiento personals activas de que
tantO carecen muchOs de esta ciudad.
Sc siryen comidas a domiciiO a
precIOs Sumamente econ0mic0S.
De noche, todO ell que quiera una
cENA al gustO y, sobre todo, barato,
yisite &El Batallador ProgresiSta .
Del serviciO no hay que hablar: basta
decir que esti regsnteado por ell co =
nocidO Santiago Gimenez que ha di
chO en- honor a la yerdad, Siempre
Sc han llevadO la palma sus estable
oimientos en- limpieza, esmero y ra-
pidez en- ell servici0,
0ctubre % del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
A N U NcIO
GObier11O Miljt03' de los EStad0S Uni
dos en- Puerto Rico. Ofci0G de Ia
Jt2ltG de ObrGS PbbitCdS.
Fan Juan, tuarto Re, Npvbc2. 10. 1899.

Fan Juan, tuacto Re, NDvbce. IT, 1899.
En- e"ta Oicina Sc admitiraq prnposi icz
'e4 halo p'iego cerredo para ia c0nstrur '~'oh
8 reco l9trucridn do Va ioa troaos - esEre-
terra o. eAta midia 10 en- eYolunto uos
ongltui aproxima Ia do l 3 n''iRs.
Dich9s prOpnsicilne' s.rral aomltl1ss mas
Ia las dnce 5eI d;.a " Diciem5re pr xi-
no : nyrra fla Ia para Ia ape tara en- pdbIico
lie los pliegns.
Dada propo4ic6u 'dshs'a sar ,r ,aentsda
IN al LA iraso especial pVesurlfo, ser aoom-
az ,da bisn de un dep6sito met$licu Is
S 1000 dolsrs moueds Americana, 6 90 uu
3heol eertifesdo pr III B ,nco Nerlrua.
E to1 d9phsit 4 Seran davu4Itns inmediata,
msnts todos aquelIos ii1ltad0res ouy#s
oroposieio es sean desochadas.
La Junta So reservl el dareuh1 de re,h.-
zsr oualqnnra t. da5 las proposlciones.
E Vanr d. las obras meneionadas Re cal
cus en- 5 200. 900 tollsrs. E / esta Odclna
80 dar&n los ioformss neos7arits
, W. V. JUDsON.
oapita1 del OusrpO da Ingenieros Presiden
"a de Ia 1ntR de Obcs Publicas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23

Para lnformes generae drgirse consignatarios
eaa plaza FELlCL COSTA O. Co - an T.
Ponce Setiembre 26 de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-23
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
De
E. FRANCO Y c.. MAYAGUEZ. PR

D.chs iniustris del pals uadi del.
qne desear oomparandols con las pr;
nerss de su olsse tanto De Ia Isls &C.
no del estrangaro.
La purtzA de los produotos emples.
dos para Ia oonfooci6n del srtioulc
ofreOen Ia garaatia de hygiene tantt
p5T su rios aroma cuabto p0T Ia sslud
que 3e.aTrolls en- Is persona que 10 com,
d;ariamente, ras6n poT 10 ousl se b
beeho tau popular tauto en- el pals 90
mo eD muohss poblaoiones del 6xtrsn
gerO. Dep6aito permsnente eu = fs-
brios Y en- Ponce oalle Castillo n 8
plants baja izquietda. Julio 25 de 1899