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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13

En- ningdn pals del mundo, como
en- este, fraternizan de modo tan
amplio todas las classes sociales; en-
ninguna parte son tan evidentes
como aqui, en- todos los 6rdenes de
la vida, las ideas de igualdad y
fraternidad, que son palabras vacias
en- otros pueblos que Sc precian de
dem6cratas.
No existen aqui tampoco los gran
des prohlemas econ6micos que-tra-
ia de resolver el socialismo. 5D6n-
de esta la explotaci6n del obrerc
por la fabrica, 81 nuestro moyi-
miento industrial es casi nulo? id6n-
de la del pequeho cultivador poi
los grandes terratenientes, 81 en- es-
te suelo, desde IN punto de vista
relative, hay mas pequehas porcio-
nes de propiedades agricolas que en-
ningun otro del mundo?
Tampoco existen las barreras mo-
rales que Sc pretenden levantar, para
convertir a nuestro partido en- un
grupo de privilegiados. NADIA mas
falso y calumnloso.
Nuestro programa es eminente-
mente democratlco y autonomista
Desde el primer extreme hasta el I'LL
timo, satlsface de- un modo cum
plido las aspiraciones del pals.
Nuestros procedimientos no puc-
den ser mas igualitarios: en- nues-
tros comit6s esta representada de
un modo amplio y genuine Ia dig
ma clase obrera muchos oradores
federales son simples obroros y hay
obreros tambi6n en- nuestras candi-
daturas municipales.
Otra prueba tan tangible como
estas, Ell Partido Federal tiene en-
Ponce un salon para sus tertulias,
y ALI Sc confunden todas las no
ches en- amigable consorcio, Zen
atrayente comunidad de espiritu,
representatives de todas las classes
sociales de Ponce, unidos por el lazo
de una misma idea politlca. Hay
una sola aristocracia la de la hon
radez, que no excluye ell color nj
la pobreza.
Pero -, IA que dar explicacio-
nes? No necesitamos darlas. Baste
proclamar que en- nuestro partido
esta la mayoria delpueblo; y aunque
en- el republican, fguran elemen-
tos apreciables de ese pueblo, en-
nuestras 6las Ell ndmero es inmen-
mayor.
Ahora bIen 81 sc nos llama arls-
5ocratas porque ell Partido Federal
40 adula los sentimientos dc la hez
-nculta, d6senos en- buena hora ese
El Partido Federal no quiere nj
lecesita apelar d tales recursos E;
.iene a su lado al pueblo, al verda-
lero pueblo, al que es, reaJm9nte,
1lgno de este nombre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13
FL TRIUNFO De GUAYAMA
Aver feeibimos eI sigaiento teIegra-

Aver recibimos Ell siguientc telegra
ma:
sGuaysma l2 Noviembrc.
DEMocRAClA.
Toma possession Ayuntamiento hoy
cuatro tarde candidatura federal. Mi
norfa republican, no asisti6 exceptC
Modesto Giraud. Cautifo renuncia.
Cowespon8ai.o
BESIDE aver, pnes, ha empozado
funcionar Ell Ayuutamiento de Guayam'
con la mayorfa federal que sali6 triun
fante de las urnas.
Continuaran los republicanos dicien
do que han triunfado en- Guayamai
Tendrfa que yer. BS PatS de papel-
llegado hoy continda pidiendo Sc process,
al doctor Vazquez por haber hecho con
tribuyeutes q treinta y siete electores
y que Sc anulen esos yotos.
Y ell doctor Vazquez ha ocupado ys
su asiento de CONCEAL, y los treinta J
siete coutribuyentes tan tranquilos er
sus casas, porque son contribuyentes tar
legales como cuslquiera otros.
Y los republicanos desoonsolados cor
la de,rota y soilando con prisiones y col
otras zarandajas iRcondiciOnaleS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13

|, El aeto result6 imponente. Mas de
1000 ciudadanos So cougregarou en- una
extension diffcil deapreciar por los ora.
dores al dirijirse q la coucurrenciJ.
Casanova, Cuevas, Rivas, Dfaz : el
Jefe, esplanaron las ideas , tendencias
del partido y la importaucia del mo
meuto hist6rico que Sc atravesaba, en-
medic de las mas ruidosas ovaoiones.
Cada uuo de los oradores fueron
obsequiados con ramos de flores. 81
entusiasmo os impossible de describir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13
DON Jose MENDEZ ARCAyA

Con pena nos hemos enterado del ia
Ilecmiento ocurrido en- Barcelona del
sehor don jose M6ndez Arcaya, padre
de nuestro querido amigo don Ramon
M6Rdez Cardona, Secretarlo del Comit6
directive del partido federal,
E senior M6ndez Aroaya fuG un puer,
torriquefo respectable y cabaIleloso que
ocup6 elevados puestos en- la admins
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13

Despu6s del aImueFzo fa6 yisitado 81
Club Federal por Ia plana mayor del
partido, en- euya vista volyieron a deciI
elocuentes discursos Muhoz Rivera,
Cuebas y Diaz. Ia coneurrencia, en-
extreme numerosa lie prOdijo delirantef
entusiasmo.
A las de la tarde regresamOs a esta
ciudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13

Mahana dfa II terminan las exclusio.
nes, y probablemehte de lunes a martee
abriran sus puertas los comielos.
La lucha sera agitada. Contintan
los auimos exaltados.
Su compafero,
GUMERsINDo RIvAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13
CON,JLRS DN PONCG

A continuation publicamos la lista
d los seTores C6nsules y Agentes con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13
.CAR9AS DE- M4YAG5BZ
Mayagiez, 10 de Noviembre de 1899
Sr. Director dc La DEMoCRAclA A.
ponoo

Amigo Director: despu6s de mi ulti.
ma, dos heehos mas han venido a robus.
tecer la fuerza J cohesion del partido en-
esta localidad y sus contornos. Me
re6ero los meetings celebrados en- la
marina y en- ell vecino pueblo de Cabo
Roio per los elementos federales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-13
7RIUNFO EN- la CIDRA
FL sabado Sc verified en- la FOrtaleza
ante ell general Davis, ell nuevo escruti
MO de las elecciones veriticadas en- Il
Cidra, dando Ell siguente resultado:
Votos federales ....... 288
republicanos, 81

Qae1a, pues, demostraio que obtuvi
mos la victoria por una mlyorfa de
26l VOtOs; mayorfa abrum ldora, como
la que seguramente obtendremos en- gran
udmero de pueblos.
Segdn vemos en- EI Ierritorjo, los re
publicanos de la Cidra, por no tener
peTsonas elegibles sudoientes, incluye
ron en- su candidatura oCHo FEDERALEs,
De manora que en- la Juuta local de ins
trucoi6n pdbioa fuimOs al Copo.
Exolamemos con El Put8 de papel
-eHoy como aver, deScuJiortG Ia eStd
t,tG de Ia tegaitdad, no hay Sitjo 8jnO pa
rala ,juStioia.a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
AGUINALOO An IRISHMAN.
From the Savannah News.

From the Savannah News.
II it isn't an Irishman who is first our
of the ground at the toot of the final
trump it will be an Irishman who will
come close second. We are ms in.
formed that Aguinaldo is aa Trishman
The authC rity for the statement is Peter
Seaman, of the "Ould Sod" and Jersey
City. Scaulan says Aguinado's real
name is O'Gcrmeley, and that his father
was native of TraIee, County Kerry.
and went to Japan. where he married a
wealthy native woman. Thence he re-
moved to Manila and went into the
grocery business. Mr.. Scanlan is SAID
to have a reputation for veracity and
wide acquaintance with Irish facts He
is not proud of Aguinado as a son Of
the Green Isle.
What's in name?'' The word chit
ters" does not always indicate some
thing harsh and >disagreeable. PRICKLY
ASH BITTEks is proof of this. 1t
cleanses, strengthens and regulates the
system thoroughly, yet it is SO pleasant
the moStkdelicate- stomach will not Oh
JecG to it. Sold by
SALE DAVIS Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
NEGROES WANT MAR.
THEY ARE ORGANIZING 70 SHAY
WHITES IN COWETA.
Leader Is Warned and He Leaves the
Community. Some Kind OF De-
mOnstratiOn Is Expected.

mOnstratiOn Is Expected.
The daily papers have published the
following from Sargents, in Coweta
county: The negroes of north Coweta
have been holding secret meetings at
night, discussing the recent lynchings
and organizing for revenge. A very
prominent citizen, Mr.. Charles Sewell,
overheard their discus ions and finally
went in among them and warned them
against such proceedings. Hon. Pope
Jones visited those on his farm advising
them to desist from any futher proceed
ings of the kind.
Green Kirkland, one of the leaders
among the negroes, received an anony-
nous letter giving him five days to
leave the coQnty. He left last Sunday,
taking the train at Carrollton.
1t is reported that the oeerots about
Carrollton are holding secret meetings
and planning for some kind Of demon
stTation,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

GEf#T BUSINESS HuUsEtN ALBANY
CLOSED WHEN HE DtED.

Do for Him-~lf in Southern
Community.
Frank W. Mccarthy, one If the most
prominent negroes in southwest Georgia.
died at his home in Albany last week
His funeral occurred from the A. NJ, e.
church the following afternoon and was
ATTENDED by an immense c3ncourse Of
Doth whites and blacks. For the first
time III the history of Albany, 4 town of
5000 Inhabitants, every store and office
was closed in honor of negro, 20 bust
ness being transacted while the funeral
was in progress. Mccarthy never dab
bled IN politics, bnt was probably the
most Influential negro in the county.
HIS death. says dispatch. is deplored
alike by white and c or, people,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
PARAIYzED AND DNowNro.

MI. Pa ne Meets Death WhiIe Fish
ing Near albany.
Mr.. j. r. Payne, while fishing on the
river above Porter's shoals, near Albany.
was stricken with paralysis and fell into
the river. He sank and his body was
not recovered until Thursday. Mr..
Payne was fishing with Messrs. John
Chastine and Query. He was resi-
dent of Satsuma Heights, Fla. and was
visiting relatives at Albany.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
KISSING FEET.
An Innovation THAT has Acitated tho
English Church.

" A'"'' ''l"''F A"d' mas AGltated the
English Churcr.
A ceremony on Maundy THURSDAY in
the Westminster Pro- Cathedral bv
Cardinal Waugh has given England a
new topic for discuss on by reason of its
striking feature. On that day the cards
nal entered the edifce attired in scarlet
berretta and robes of violet and ermine
After brief prayer and service a the
alter Of repose the cardinal djvested
himself of his robe and train, and girdinp
himself with towel dropped to his
knees and washed, wiped and Kissed tba
right feet Of thirteen old men. Tho
men We're in various stages of decren;s
tude, and they hobbled or walked nm
the nave and climbed the altar stars
laboriously. One of them had crawled
up on all fours. All had removed their
stockings, but their feet were incasad il
warm slippers.
After the washing the cardinal rirsed
his hands at the throne, and. beIng nh.
ed IN his cape, said the Lords PTaver
Resuming the habit in which he had a..
tered the church, his train bearer oath
cred up the trailing folds Of the robe
and, making another visit to the aItar of
repose on the way, Cardinal Vauon left
the church.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

One lot of Ladies Shirt Waists O go
1914 heavy Counepane worth ooc reduced to 45c.
Ladies' sleeveless Vests reduced 4
Ladies sleeveless Vests tapped, worth Ic reduced to
Ladies imported Kid Gloves, worth SI25 reduced to Soc
adj Skirts worth reduced to
Ladies Skirts, worth SIPS recuced to 75c
Fancy Crash Skirts, worth dollars, reduced 1
Embroees worth from reduced
White worth from 3oc, reduced nc
Chambrays worth reduced TIC
wide Sea Island Percales worth reduced
Fruit the Loom Domescs reduced 81 per
25 yards of Sea Island Sheetng for only SIoo
10 balls thread for cents.
Feather Ticking worth reduced to
Checks reduced cents per yard.
1914 beached and unbeched Sheeng worth reduced
Ladies' steel rod, Umbrellas worth reduced
Dmies Organizes and Lawns worth yard reduced
Coored Muls, worth yard, reduced to I21lc
White P K. worth I5c peryard, reduced to
Beautiful sash and belt Ribbons worth reduced
Lace Curtains yards LONG worth pr reduced S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
He Tried to Ou Chewing

An exchange relates the following ex>
perience of aman who tried to Quit
chewing 20 cents worth Of tobacco a
week by using a tobacco cure:
I'm two weeks | ate up 81 so worth of
cure and for the next two weeks 7 used
ten cents worth of candy, five cenrs
worth OF peanuts ard five cents worth of
cough drops per Gay. During these two
weeks | also consumed two large rubher
erasers, ate the rubber tips from fonr-
teen lead pencils. chewed no a dozan
pen holders and hrowsed off NV ms
tache as high as l could reach. am
now chewing tobacco in the interest If
economy VI
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
NINETY CARS OF STRAWBERRIES.

Three Trains Necessary to Carry the Out
put AWAY from Gardens
A report made by the Atlantic Coast
Line railway shows that it broke all
records Wednesday in straw berry ships
ments between Wilmington and Colds
boro, n C.
There were ninety car loads, making
three trains, containing 80, 800 crates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
An Eminent PhrSician.

My health has been very poor in this
part OF the country. My blood was im>
pure and | was sick nearly all the time.
Hoods Sarsaparilla was recommended
to me by an eminent physician and after
taking few bottles came out all right
and | feel that the benefit | derived is
permanent" A. j. VICKERY, Grace
Vile, Fla.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17
FARMERS ARE BUSY,

Indications Poins 70 small Teduction in
Cotton Acreage. Rain Needed.
The farmers of tt is section have taken
every advantage of the favorab BILE weather
conditions, and crops are now well adj
Yanced
Many are through chopping cotton
and are blowing corn the second time.
and with propitious seasons from now
on there is no reason why the harvests
should not be abundant.
One peculiar feature of this year has
been the complete absence of spring. 1t
was quick transition from rigid winter
to ba!my summer. Vegetation seemed
to leap to life in almost breath.
The weather the past three weeks has
been very favorable for farm work
though rain is now needed.
1t is now thought that tie reduction
in the acreage devoted to cotton is about
ten per cent. as compared with last sea-
son, and the sales of commercial fertil-
izers about 20 per cent. less.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

Vglan and Norwak R. corse = cents reduced to -
g. 9: cor:ets worth one dollar, reduced 65 - ~
Lace Curtains worth rs reduced 90 pair
Window Shades worth 500 reduced 4o centsa pair
Window Shades worth 50 cents, reduced to CSC pair
Beautiful line Neglgee Shirts 75 reduced to Aoc
One lot of Ladies OModsreduced to 50 pair-
Ladies Oxfords, worth 81 cents pair
Ladies Silk Top OXfords and blacks
Mems cloth top Baseball Shoes reduced IS pair
Mems Cuban calf Shoes worth $500 reduced to
Gents Vc Kid Shoes fine qualities, worth to S6
Mems crash suits, worth $50 reduced Ito I25
Mems duck suits, worth $50, reduced 2oo
Mems summer IS cents
Boys wash only S cents
Boys duck and crash suits worth 90 cents
Gents all wool serge suits, worth reduced 725
Gents black clay worsed suits, worth
All our three and halt and four dollar to *
All our and SIoo straw hats, reduced 40 cents ~
One lot OF boys and girls hats and cans redno
OF mems straw hats worth from reduced to \ cents
And other Bargains too . ~
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

She'-You are always talking about
the fashions. Now, honestly, do you
think you would know the latest fashion
In hats if you were to enter a niIliner' ST
He-Certainly.
She-How?
He (ruefully)-By' looking as tbt
prices. .-Comic Cuts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

sour stomach, fulness after eatirc
flatulence are ali the cause Of ioT Lily
digestion. PRICkLY ASH Brr1rI,pS 20, ieo'
..ects the disorder at once drivos 'ol.
o1uig dlgeS'ed food and tones the stom-
ach' liver and bowels, For sale by "
SALE-llAYIs DaUG Go
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

Pimples, boiIs and other humors an
pear when the blood gets impure. The
best remedy is Or. NJ A. Simmons liver
Medicine SALE DAVIS DRUG Co
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

II out of sorts" cross and nevisb
take Or. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi,
cine C5eertulness will return aud life
ocquIres new zest. SALE>DAvIs DRUG
Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

Bearing down pains indicate dispIace
ment of womb. Durable quickly bv
using Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Iaolets. SALE-DAvIs DRUG Go.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

Illuminating examinations by pbysi,
Glars are avoided by use of simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets, which
cure SO out OF every 100 cases Of female
disorders SALE>DAvIs DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-17

70 Cure Constipation Forever.
=. Lahe SascaretS Candy Cathartic l0c or %,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
LEE AND HANNA.
the Major Meant No Reflection on
the senator.

New York, April a,-The Heraids
Washington correspondent says:
When | asked Major Lee who is repre-
senting Major General Miles before the
beet court OF inquiry. what he thought Of
Senator Hanna's denial that no had been
present at any conferences in the war de-
partment In regard 10 the beef contract.
no was evidently surprised that the som
ator should have taken any notice or tho
matter. As was shown by the report on
Major Lees cross-eyainination OF General
Eagan, the major did not say that Senator
Hanna had been present. He simply asked
General Eagan whether Senator Hanna
was in the room when he talked With the
secretary OF war about the beef contracts.
Major Lee called my attention to this
and told me bow he had come to ask tho
question. He said that he had been told
that about the time the beef contract was
Het a Washington newspaper had said that
Senator Hanna and Mr.. Swift had called
OH the secretary of war together. When
Mr. Swift was on the witness stand he
asked him whether any one had been with
him at any OF the offices with the seere-
tary Of war. Mr.. Swift had testified that
no one had been with him. Major Lee
said he thought II was perfectly proper
for him to ask question OF another Wit
ness which would have q bearing on the
accuracy of the statements Of Mr.. Swift.
He said there was no Intention on his
part to intimate that the senator had
done anything wrong II he had gone to
the war department with Mr.. Swift. On
the contrary. he thought there was no
reason why the senator should not have
accompanied Mr.. Swift to Introduce or to
youch for his standing and reliability.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
cuBANs PROTEST.
Nnlicnte Dismissed for His Treason
able uttcraDccs,
New York. April 4.--rhe Herald'a Ha-

New York, April 4.--rhe Heralds Ha-
yana correspondent alys:
The request for the resignation of por-
ario Valicnte, one OF the recently appoint
cd marine hospital inspectors made by Dr.
w. H. Drummer, the health officer of the
port, has caused great excitement among
the Cubans, A meeting was held when Il
was agreed TO draw mp a protest TO the
government and forward 1t to Washington.
The dismissal Of Dr.. Brunuer viii be
asked for NaIj snte was a member OF the
assembly and voted for the dismissal Of
General Gomez. DR.. Drummer. when asked
for his reason for asking Vallentes resig-
nation, wrote him as follows:
As member Of the Cuban assembly
you voted for a resolution. passed by That
body, which was reasonable TO the Unit.
ed States" Or. Runner said 10 me this
morning that his action had the full app
prevail OF tho authorities. He considered
that the resolution charging members OF
the American government with giving
bribes was reasonable. and that any per-
son voting for the same should not be
employed by the United States The reso-
luton referred to was that relating To
Gomez General Emiliana Nunez. who
voted for Gomez. viii see General Brooke
and. although opposed to that motion IA
the assembly Will protest against any
United States official charging members ~
III assembly WITH treason for voting Ia
favor OF the resolution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05

low the seseunaI average generally cast OF
Rocky Mountains.
The miGdle Ohio river is falllpg aud tbs
lover Ohio river Is about stationary at Cairo.
The Mississippi river is rising slowly so0th
of Memphis and is within one-tenth OF f1ct
of the danger line at New Orleans, The river
will probably reach the dancer line there by
feet, or iive.teu,hs above the danger line by
SATURDAY.
Indications are that fair weather will pre-
vail Wednesday east of the Mississippi. with
slowly rising temperature. In the West and
Southwest unsettled weather and rain is in
dieated Wednesday.
Along the Atlantic coast fresh to brisk
northeriy winds will diminish IN force
Wednesday. becoming variable Wednesday
night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
-
THE CABINET MEETING.
Gable from the Philippine Commits
sioncrs Discussed.

Washington, April i.--only Ave of the
eight members Of the cabinet were present
at todaya meeting, the ahsentees being
Secretaries Gage, Alger and Long. The
subject under discussion was long cable
gram from Schurmann, chairman OF the
Philippine commission now Mt Manila.
which was read by Secretary Hay. The
part OF the message which attracted most
attention was that which Indicated that
Aguinaldo's power over his followers was
largely based upon coercion and fear Of
violence In the case thoy opposed him.
The message, taken in connection with the
recent information received from General
Otis, has led to the belief among members
of the cabinet that the end OF the trouble
with the philippines Is near at hand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
THE WHISKY POOL.
The Kentucky Company Claims 10
Control 90 Per Cent.


New York, April "A high official OF
the Kentucky Distillertos and Warehouse
company aud who also holds office in tho
American Spirits and Manufacturing COM
rsny and Standard Dlstilling and Distrib.
uting and Manufacturing company, all OF
which are In the same offices in this city,
when shown tie dispatch from Chicago
quoting The Record regarding the status
of O rival whisky combination, gave ou'
the following: 1--WE now control the spir-
It's alcohol and Kentucky bourbon whisky
brewers Of this country. Such control no.
only will be maintained, but Will be
strengthened by pursuit of careful AMI
thoroughly conservative business methods.
We own over 80 per cent OF the well
known standard brands OF the State OF
Kentucky II takes four years to mature
fine whisky and about twenty years 70
create even a reasonable marketable
brand. There is no outside dlstltlery in
kentucky that was not offered us and tho
fact that we did not purchase plants not
owned by this company sufficiently indi-
Gates that we did not want them. There
is now invested In those allied interests
over 500 000.0 600 Tho plants referred TO
as being acquired TO create opposition are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
New Tobacco Trust.

Trenton, n. j.. April ARTICLES of In
corporation OF the R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
company, with capital stock Of S5,oOO,ooo,
were filed today with the secretary Of
state, The company is empowered to cure
losf tobacco and buy, manufacture and
sell tobacco in all It's forms. The company
is affiliated with the Continental Tobacco
cornuauv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
INSURGENTS MISSING.
Are strongly Intrencbed About Five
Miles from MaIoIos.

Mtles from nAioios.
Manila. April 4.-9:55 a. m.-The insur-
gents are massing strong forces north of
caiumpit about FIVE miles northwest Of
Malolos, and according to the obserya-
tions OF the Recommending parties they
have strong entertainments. Il is believed
that hard Ggbting yin be necessary u
dislodge them at this point and San Fer
nando, where Aguinuldo Is supposed to be.
The Montana regiment had one man
killed and two wounded yesterday.
Twenty-Five men were Frustrated by heat
and brought to the hospital,
Two new big Krupp guns, one sixteen
inch and another eighteen iuch. were found
buried at Maloios ana will be mounted.