davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Jesse d. Crow. proprietor of the Times,
Temple, Texas, and Professor Morse OF
the same town, are of the Chautauqua
advance guard here on the grounds.
They tell of 1900 other Texans coming.
The gentlemen expressed themselves to
the Camera today as greatly charmed
with our salubrious climate,
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Harry Rogers and wife started over
the range today for summers outing a,
Steamboat Springs. Elmer Hooking
accompanied them. They will travel BY
way of Central City and spend the Fourth
of July in that place.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01
Fire Works Sale,

Fire Works Sale.
4 in. crackers. Ic.
IL boxes caps, &C.
Sky Rockets, Ic., &C.. &c.. SC.
Roman Candles. ball &C.. 4 ball &C.
10 ball SC.
Lots of penny goods and largest as.
sortment in town.
The DEPARTMENT STORE,
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

AS token Of his appreciation of tn.
efforts OF the electric company in com
pleting their line by the time promised
George Helmer presented the men with
large keg of Zang's best.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01
me DAILY CAMERA

Miss Sally Corning. daughter of Geo.
Corning. tormar banker here. arrived
last evening from the east on a visit to
her aunt, Mis-. A. A. Brookheld.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

The funaral of d. D. Mcdonald, the
mill men whose death resulted from in
Iurles received in the Midget mill, was
held Yesterday afternoon. Funeral ser
vices were conducted in Nederland
and interment in Boulder cemetery was
made at 5 p. m. yesterday.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Mrs. S. E. H,nman of Longmont and
Miss Hattie Hinman. her niece, of Grip
pie Creek. passed through Boulder to.
day en- route to Caribou, where they will
spend the summer months.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Ralph Esteb. the attorney, has his
plans and specifications drawn for a
fine residence building which he pro-
poses to erect shortly on his University
Place lots west of w. L. Murfree's resi-.
dence.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

John Wirth the we'll known Ward
miner was in Boulder today. In con.
sequence of the shut down of the leading
mines in the camp, Mr.. Wirth says Ward
is very quiet. They are. however hone.
full for resumption.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Rev. Mr.. Fitz. Randolph went over to
Lougmont today to assist in the com.
mun'on services in the Presbyterian n
church of that place.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Miss Ida Keyser who has been spend.
ing the past nine months in Boulder left
yesterday for her home in. Wisconsin
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Charles Temple is here from Routt
county, being summoned by the serious
illness of his mother. Mrs. Rebecca
Temple.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Just came out of the laughing heartily Sunday
school story that of them had inst brought to point
seems me know those who theyg asked of
his neighbo in the chair names
is CHINA man from East Liverpool Ohio the fellow
nat an ronman from Ptburg the serge
suit Is leather man from Milwaukee, 90 dookng
is rubber man from Omaha To didn't
look different from other man didn't look as
he was Chinaman msde ddn.
look as they made
no of being able funny what names we
give to places and Here selling boys called
wash susthat can't be washed Stores selling
you can't crash Suits sold for gaatea
gnghsms There other among gen
ulne wash suits that have fast coo that suits
that will stand the crash Of small falling cherry tree
Ralatea cloth suits til AT ARE To make for
you and cool at the me will offer the balance crash
suits cost vest and pants dollars half full suit or
the choice OF our large stock of chden wash
to old at Toe suit You will you spend on
either of these suits
]. BERGHEIM & co
At The Boston Clothing House.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Cory Brayton of Colorado Springs. p;
former university student, is here on {
visit with friends.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

marriage license was issued in Den.
yer yesterday to P M. Post. the printer
who has made Boulder his home for the
past wear, and Leila Whitney also OF
Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

L. D. Longhi. the former superin,end.
ent of the B. & M. mine at Ward, was
in Boulder today.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Don't be satisfied with Good Enough.
Get the Best. by trading with Harl
kittle, jeweler
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Very pleasant rooms with first class
table board in private home. 724 Spruce
street. In
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Gertrude Benson started for the north
yesterday, Huron, S. D., being her
destination.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

WANrED-Dining room girl. Call a
once at the Armory restaurant.
IT, WIN. RICE. Prop.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Judge Alpheus Wright has gone tc
Denver on legal business.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Miss Anna Holland went down tc
Canon City for short visit with friends
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

What do you think OF Bentley s
Craig's new jeweIry store. 1911 Pearl st.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01
FIND THE RUBBER MAN

You've heard it ssid that
it takes all sorts of people to
make a world, but its a ten.
to-one shot that you don't
know how many kinds there
really are even in Boulder.
Out in front Of one of the
hotels last evening there
were quite a few men lounp.
ing around in big, roomy
chairs, trying to take it cool,
when their attention was IT.
tracted to four men who had
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

The best Sunday dinner in town at the
Porter restaurant. first door east of arm.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01

Miss Mildred Field left this morning
for Peoria, Illinois.
Daily camera., 1899-07-01
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritasng and
only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparills-
Daily camera., 1899-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Charles Moseley has gene to Kimball,
Nebraska.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28

Do oklahoma Whl.u b. Co. bc Aecuuutsi
for ou Psychological Urouuds
For thc last thirty days Oklahomn
has Witnessed its greatest wave Of
crime by some 10 is claimed
that this is result Of TOO great laxity
on the part ~ the courts but The
truth seems 90 be that IL Is one o. the
mysterious ep'demics % suggestive or
coinc dental crime which come TO all
localities apparently periodically To
say nothing of the numerous burglar
lee and other minor crimes, there have
been three cases Of attempted robbery
fortunately with no accompanying
crime one OF these took place iu
Beaver couaty another at Tucker
postonce. Pottawatomic county. aud
alothcr at Dixie. pawUce county uu
ID one suicide iu that period bias been
recorded. that 90 bachelor farmer
near oklahoma City The wave ap.
Dnrently started With the murder 20
Walter Davis whose body was found
ina pond near Perry lie wub
kNN NNN NNNN HNANi ANN ~ NNN A'i.A.. N.ANI
CO.'S to invite robbery. To is "a curious
Or um-tance % all the crime commit
81 since OIL at time in Oklahumk tbai
robbery has uot been the cause. foI-
.owlug is "a Iist of the assaults, the
uamc of thc victim being given.
October 4l--Johu Clymcr. COW boy
southwest ~ Arapahoc, quarrel
Oct 1tcr gl--jonn Wilson tNorih
Emo assault motive probably rob
berry.
October 26-J, H Lowe, near Chick
t-la. allied by his sou.in.law BOO "a
Uusrrc.
october e.-Arthur Bird, III Reno
ttsasinutrd. uut robbery.
October 2p- EoNic Cotncy, near L.r
IuVtou, quarrel
Nov .mUcr VIII Austin c1i0ret,
oklahoma tity. quarrel
November M Mcucrmott P0uct
Ity. footpad Mcpcrmott recovered
NoIcmbrr IN-1. D.. turthorn, John
scuvillc Since did.
November IT, Frank q. Taylor, near
kremliu not robbed
November "A d. Stcnnct. shot
wife and daughter near Oklahoma
City
one of the places given, ChicKasha.
.s noe iu the territory of Oklahoma
bat in She Ch.ckAsaw nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28
>rAHou ron mr, BROTHER
Prank Greenfield B. Making o. long Ihp
ThfouEh itratit

Prank Greenfield q. Making q long Irp
thfouEh itratii
The long journey ~ Frank Green.
Geld through South America Is being
watched wtb interest .n Oklahoma
His people Dive ia Cleveland. Green
haId Be- huating for his brother, who
Is lost. together with quite a party of
men iu the great Matte Crosse stat,
0f Brazil Greenfield has travelled ur
thr Paraguay river by steamer .0II
miles aud arrived at Curumba, which
JOS midway in thr continent on ttc
lime uf Bolivia aud lrDtu. From tnlf
place Greenfield is pushing on 20 Gu
Faba che capital ~ Mhtto Crosse,
which b. separated FROM the Cnrun bu
uy rraat marsh lands He has YET
found ul trace ~ h.a brother
For Rent Nicely furnished room
U- g. Perkins avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28
cIr, clrNcu rnocrrprsos


Met aud ras.cd Electric street Railroad
ordinance.
The s,ty dads met last night in ,Ll
cd session The call r. c.tcd tbct tca-
sons and purposes To consider zoe
Electric Street Railway ordiaurce. Co
appoint and elect policeman 60 ON
vacancy ou tue force. to app. iut nu
assistant cts attorney aud Co settle
The matter 90 o. o. Hcrkcy. mayor.
vs C.ty " Outhr.e
resolutire was .ut. dutel hy
Cooper ,irt tn tic cts 90 tfk O. .d
out what uu tHp tases Il thc -ult
counted Geo anc t1havt tLc sRua ecr
iihcd by TIE clerk uf thc court %
tubt thr citv attorney ue instructed Goo
thtr uo further action boo tu" matter
a- tH appealing .ba ease. Tine r.s.ID
tiUue were adopt i
The ordinance granting = fran hisp
O. n. electrical motor cIupt 81. REQ.
r.tcuteI by Mf a . U.ckwIth. flr
au .cfric street raI Nav wts pt-.ri
The .riIuuuet requires tiIt company s.
to commence WORK boz sixty days lu
nIn. months I1 have one mile of fIr
track Hnlshtu urd Iu twelve month.
have two mie. duIshUi. equipped ari
fUuf o. H.N uHr. running r.QI|r..
a dtplsIt uf $500 NlIh the city .raa.
urrr as "a forfeit ior tnc granting .l
tGc franchise and failure to cOmAeut,
work, prov ding Che company accepts
81.
The company .s granted xty iays
Id T." d. b. d..
auI Ole . written acceptance wi thr
city rlp g.. The road. after I've ltnrs
running. must pay to Oh e. ci s. hgc Trr
cent of Its ref caruinfs each year lnd
aud when it has RON .l years DO wu.t
pay Eve per cent ~ its gros, EARNING q
Co The city $50 property whatever b
exempted The company bears all cx
pcnses 90 whatever nature a. concerns
the streets on which the track 6. la a
aud which concerns the track III q
road ust commence ts track ne .
thc SANTA lie depot ans run t1 ca b
r.ft uf tHr r.f. ears running .u
ere ltugta q i'm e. Motor care ar,
to Boz ~ the latest stvle aud ,uHII,
l.uf SO greater sprtd % .u rIgl
mile. per hour .n th" tu.Iurt. 'ilt
aao twelve milo. iu flc rcsIiruer .cc.
tUu shall tc un hy thc care rh,
franchise is given for thirty ycars
lease iu This city.
The council selected a. n Huston o'
as 8 taut cty attorney. but hc failc,
tu ue confirmed by the nc, e. .sary vote
The police vacancy caused wraugi,
as to ~ho bad thc appointing power
ihe names uf Joe Euuu.Is aud Hol
Meyer. were placed u nomination Nu
each failed % receive mn. .Iriiy 20
thc votes.
The council sdiaururG il meet urN
week. for the tt,f meeting night b
ihauktg tgiyiug aut I,A rFl. holiday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28

Ncw Is the ume 20 bug tailor
made Hl5 c0NGrettoS, Capos and
Jackets We haze 500 that Ue
are bound 90 dispose of this Wceb
Ibeg Uofc bought because zoe
could GET them so uHr6aSOnabig
cheap and not because zoe needed
them Eyerg garment Is perfect
in finish The Grand Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28

~.r.pps ~ ttr Lralur
Ei Reno, Nov Tho sentence
Judge Hartord gave tue rap.st Henry
Marg % pIeases tuc people ~ El Reno
The jldgc.s language was very appro
PIRATE. aud it is the hope aui pray.r
OF every father Ia El Reno that all thc
Judges will oe as firm as Judge Bur
ford when they pass sentence on
s.oundrcls like Morgan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28

The store OF George Cameron al Co
lumbia, Kingdsher county, has been
burned by inccndinries. The stock
was not folly insured aud the loss is
about sf'nl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-28

ST. LOUIS, and an points
KANSAS CITY. and an points north and
Eureka Springs has world wide reputation wonderful
health and pleasure the properties
waters have equal the American grand
eur OF the scenery surpasses that of Colorado
Passenger train leaving Oklahoma City 80 a M aud
Wichita at go arrives in ST LOUIS the following morning
at 125 making close connection with all for the
Passenger train leaving St Louis as daily in OK
lahoma City the following evening o'clock and Wichita
33O making close connections Wichita Oklahoma
City with the Santa Fc Our service unsurpassed carry
latest improved and chair also Pullman
sleepers between ST Louis Oklahoma City and Wichita
When purchasing tickets that they read via tle
Frisco Line. For further particulars call address,
b. f. DUNN, Dist Pass Agt, Wichita ikas
BRYAN SNYDER Gen, Pass Agt S. Louis. Mo
B +. NOAKUM, General Manager
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-25
Las hUeSteS
liberaIes

M0NiLfZACI0h

En- ell pueblo de Patillas los estor;e
dfss del mes de Mayo de mil ochocien-
tos noventa y nueye, preyiamente cita
dos Sc 1eunieron en- la casa que ocups
don Ramon Lebr6n, numerosos MEM
bros del antigua partiio liberal. con ell
obieto de constituir ell ComIt6 de pro-
psganda para sostener Ia cohesion,
discipline entusissmo de sus oorreli
gioparios.
Abrl6 ell acto don Jose L. Berries en-
nombre del ex -presidente del extingui-
do Comite, don Ezequiel Martinez que
por encontrarse enfermo no pudo con
currir 4 el despu6s de manifestado Ell
obieto de la reunion, Sc procedi6 por
yotaci6n secreta, s la election proee
dente.
En- consecuencia resultaroE electos !:
PresiIentes honorarios, don Modesto
Bird don Ezequiel Martinez, Presi-
dente efectivo, don Jose L. Berries;
Vice presidente, don Francisco Bird;
vocales don jose Dechouiens, don
Francisco Pie6n, don Francisco Zen6n
Gely, don Ramon Lebr6n, don Fran
Disco Severe Tilleti; Tesorero, don
Francisco Geiy; Secretario, don Octavio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-25

Rivera; Sub-secretarlo, don jose Maa.
ras; VocaIes supIentes don Artaro
Ricci, don Gregorio Lebr6ns don Do
mIngo Sanchez, don Carlos Cintr6n.
don Canturio Gntr6n.
Dsdss por ell seflor Berries las gra.
cias los concurrentes Por su sIeceI6n,
que jaxg6 inmerecida pOr cQznto, seg1a
81, corres1gionarios De mas meritos que
los suyos de posici6u social mas bri-
Lgante existfan en- La locaIiiad, sc aeor-
do propuesta del mismc = del sehor
Lebr6n y por unanImId2d:
Io TrIbutar respetuoso sslado 4 ID
sefora esp1sa del buen puertorrIqueho
don Luis Mufioz Rivera como homenaie
de gratitud al digafsimc Jefe por .a
constante y saba labor en- favor de esta
isla-
% Oar un expressive voto de grscias
q los senores Hernandez Lopez, Roman.
Palmer Siaca Pacheco a qaienes est2
encomendada la direction del partido
los perT6dicos FL TsyT1torI0 Ia De
EocRAcIA por la energiea campafIa que
llevan en- defcnsa de Is coIectIvidad
liberal = personaIiiades dc Puerto Ri
co.
Tambien dieron las gracias, los Sc
flores Lebr6n Rivera 4 los concurren.
tes por IL election e1 elIcs recaff2-
Dado por terminate Ell acto irmaron
los c9ucarrentes In presente.
Es copls para Eg 7e9rit0rio en- Pati
Ilas Is Mayo de Iss9s de que certi-
fco.
E SecretarIo, Ocxag5o R5esrg. -y0
| 30 FL Presidents, Bs2r50s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-25

ha presentado al goherno, ha ser
vidO mucho para orlentar d este,
one andaba- en- los asuntos de Puerto
Rico, algo obscuras, pues los coml-
sionados que envi6 al pals, bien por
.el POGO tempo que permanecIerOn
en- el, 8 bien por la difcultad del
idioma, es 10 cierto que sole han
traid0 datos incompletos, demos
trando en- sus informes que no han
Ilegado un perfecto conocimIento
de las condolences sociales Y mora
les dc aquel pueblo Estas defcien-
cias las ha subsanado brillantemente
Munoz, y de clio Sc muesfran muy
|complacidos ell Presidente y el Sc
|cretaio de la Guerra
DebO hacer c0nstar, que EN- todos
esos informeS, Sc ha alejado Munoz
de cuestiones personales el jefe lie
partido ha dejado paso al puerto
riqueno que solo busca el bien de
su pals, aunque para clio tenga
que ir al sacrificlo de su propia
personalidad.
No teman, pues, los elementos
sensatos del pals. Hay que tener
|confanza en- los hombres que Sc
hallan al frente del gobierno dc
esta naci6n Y aunque ell general
Davis cometiese alg1n error, 10 cual
no creo, seria debido al POGO como
cimientO del pals, que no puede adj
quirir en- cuatro dias, pero no d IN
tenci6H maligna, pues me consta
fque es hombre de b0nradez V rectI-
tud. Pero de tOdas maneras, eI go
bierno de Washington no esta dis
puesto a consentir Injusticias. Esto
es una garantia para Ell presente y
para Ell pOrvenIr.
En- cuant0 a 10 politico, SOLO di-
remos a los liberales puertorriquehos
que tengan constancia Y fe +; que
sus hOmbres vencerdn sIempre, no
solo porque forman la mayOria del
pals, sino porque sus ideales, son
ideales de hbertad Y justicia, V es-
tas siempre triunfan-
Mariana Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-25

de Ia Is.a sc sumentsra por 10 menos en-
5 ESQ. 600 mensaales-
Dice La Bordera Guiana dc San
tiago de Cuba :
<Se nos informa que ell vlernes pasa-
do ell seiIor Marcos Maceo. accidental
mente en- esta ciudai,. fue soiicitar
hospedaje al HoteIf kada negandose
Ell daeho de aqael gseimiento = Re
cibirlo, por ser de- tza de color
Este hccho que@pUrSsu nataraleza re-
yela Ia indio.incraci~ geneal6gica del
dueno del estabIecimiento, no estamos
dispuestos deiario sin que sc 10 spli-
que su corrective. Sabiio es que no es
La primera vez que este ocurre, pues no
Ia mucho sucedi6 en- la Habana uR ca
SO anaIogo con ell general Ducasse, ,
bien que sc castIg61a coniucta-tsn po-
co correcta de aquel insolente-
;Quien h4brfa de Greer, que al her
mano del Libertador, del unico que lie
va con justicia ese tftulo en- n1estrs his
toria, que sucumbi6 por dejarncs una
patria libre para bien de todos, sc IL
Iba a tratar de esa maners!,
Ell dia Is del passdo abrIl en- ar
bale que sc efectuaba Ell una casa ds
la Habsna, hubo una collision entire va
rios oficialez del ej5rcIto libeTtador )
una pareia de soliados smericanos, re
81 'tando una mujer muerta IN capi
tan cubano grayemente herido-
Sc haa hecho sIgunas proposlclons'
al Gobierno de Ezpana para adquirir G
dique que &c .halla en- ei p1erto de IL
Habana.
Cost6 600.0 900 pesos 7 ofrecen por 6
500. 900 en- cr6dItos contra Ell Tesoro
Otra proposition Sc eleva d 300 00Ospe-
SOS pagados en- orc, y otra de La Com
panfa Trasatlantica ofrece 100000 pa
gados tambien en- crefitos-
81 para Mayo no Sc presenta aIgana
otra proposition mas acceptable, ser& e
dique lIevado al Ferrol Csrtsgena-
Ell gobernador general Brooke hs
frmado IN decreto para resolver LA
cuestiones ultImaneute sascitsdas zobrc
la securaIizacI6n de los eementerIos do
esta IsIa. Por Ell citado decretO los
cementerios quedarau en- poder de su'
poseedores actuales-
Como hay algunos pleitos entire e
Municipio la Iglesia sobre la propie
uasA Ge al 4Io1 CeiAsAtoiAosr POI Ci "a
tado decreto &c concede dos meses ds
plazo d los Iitigantes para que presen
ten sus cuestiones a los Gobernadoret
Civiles de las respectivas provincias
los cusles teniran facultad para dicta
resoluci6n.
En- ell case de que algunas de las par
tes no e>tuyiesen conforme con Ell fallC
del Gobernador Civil, tendra ell derechC
de apelar la Suprema Corte de Justi
cIa, 9: esta no estuviese aun cousti
tni1a, al Gobernador General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-25
EMILIO AGUIIALDO

AguinaIdo no sieae mas de veIntIsIete
aFIos de edzd. NacI6 en- Ia aIdea de
TmGs. de La provTae5a De CavTte, allf
vIvfa artes de Ia rebelIsSu- "a famIlIa
egltIvsba eE srroz la cana de szaear
en- terrenos cays propIestad Ie dIsputa-
ban con intermI Iasbles procesos los mon
les de Ia o-den de Ios Ree5Iegas. los
mayores propIetarIos de La progiaeia.
Ii padre de AgaiaaIjo, hQT11hrs d. ca
casos recursos, se imp1so grandas pyi-
yacIones para haeeFto an1rsr en- .E co
legio de San Juan de- Letran despuss
en- Ia Universidad de San Tomas en
Manila. Ell costo del InternAdo an asos
estsbleeimientos 90 hastante eiepmt7
varfa, segan Ia fortuna de as fmill.Ia,
entire l. 200 frances = u50n por ana.
Aunque AgainabFo h.lhia pasado eea
facilidad del colegIo efa San JIugl de
Letran la UuiytrsIdB5 de siInEa To
mas, sus profesorez 70 eouaiigarabau
como ell cerebro mas obtu=c ia 1asEos
los estudiantes; durante tres amos vI.-
tio ell trsie de la Uniyersidad, observe
Ia severa discipline el regimen frugal
del establecimiento, gero sIn obteaer Is
menor ventaja iuteleetasI.
Desespcraudo los doniniesnos de rs.
Ger de AguinaIdo IN sujeto que los
honrara, 10 euvisron casa de "a psdra
y aconsejaron d este que dedlears 81
hljo otra earrera que IA del sseerdoci0,
la de las letras, la de las ciencias . In
de las armas
I'll general Azcarrsgs, que ha sido
iefe del Estsdo Mayor, Ministro de
Guerra, = por uttimo. Presidente del
Consejo de Ministries de Espafs, naclo
en- tIiipinas, hizo aus primeros estadIos
en- Ia Uniyersidad de Sauto Tomss,
al igual del ioven Againaldo, fu6 de
yueIto su farnilis como dlscfpulo in
capax.
Naturalmente, Ell padre de AguinaIdo
no participate de La opinion lie los do
mfnleos sobre Ia inteligencia de 81 bio,
y 10 puso en- La Escuela Normal de Ma
Mia, diriji4a por los padres ie-aitas
Aguinaldo comenzaba "a ser obieto
de distinction de parte de sus profeso-
res, euando au paire rnuri6. VolYi6
a linus, sc dedIc6 empe1o.
al cultivo de las tierras que
formaban su patriomonio, pess1 lie Ia
persistencia con que los Recoletos ie
negaoan sus derechos esa propieiad.
Esto ocurrfa en- 1898, en Ia epoca en-
que ell doctor Rizal creabs en- ManiEa Ia
LFga Filipino, que no tenfs otro obieto
que ell asimilar polfticamente ell arehi-
pieiago Ia metropoli: la liga fa6 de
corta duraclon, pues para formar parte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-25

sEGUL ULARIEACION De Los CENEafEal0S

Ell General Brooke ha dispuesto
que no Sc iuterrumpan los trabaJos de
la zafra los domingos, como 10 habfau
or,ienado algunos Comandantes militia
res
Sc ha dispuesto que todos los de
p6sitos judiciales Sc constituyan en- las
cajas del Tesoro~
Sc ha sometido a In aProbaei6n del
Gobernador General, por la Secretarfa
de Justicia, un decreto proponIendo
que los tftuios, asf los que Sc han debi
do expedir antes, como los que en- 10
zucesivo Sc expidan "a sean naclonales
8 extranieros, que no Sc incorporen,
sean expedidos libres de todo derecho.
Ell 10 de mayo habfan ilegado j
Caibarien de Ia presente zafra, p, 6o9
sscos; Cardenas, SIS, ,565 saeos :
g, e57 boeoyes, y Matanzas 173. 3o9
sacos-
Ell Quartet General del departa-
meuto de Plnar del Rio, ha dictado
ana orden disponiendo que desde ell dia
10 de mayo las raeiones los cubanos
desamparados que venfa hacienda el
GobIerno de los Estados Unidos seran
pagadas con ingreso de Aduanas.
Ell dia 27 de .abril por la tarde Sc
present6 en- la Secretarfa de Estado =
Goberuaci6n una eomlsion de la supri-
mida Diputaci6n provincial de la la
bana, supiicando &c lie abonen sus habe-
res correspondence, los meses de
Enelo Febrero uitimos.
En- Cienfuego. ha tenido Iugar una
gran manifest aci6n de protesta contra
ell nombramiento de Caiero de la Adua-
na favor de don Trno Martinez, es-
pafol intransigente 7 enemigo en- todo
tempo de los cubanos J de los ameri-
ricanos.
= Ha LEG ado Union de Reyes, la
estinada escritora poetisa Guiana
sensra Perdomo, viuda de Martf.
La Red Telefonica de Matanzas
ha sido yendida 8 una compahfa anne
ricana por la surna de 29 o0o pesos en-
ORC americana, quien Sc propone haceria
por toda Ia isla.
Eli Gobernador General, de acuer-
do con ell Gubierno de Washington, en-
vista lie que dia por dia aumentan las
necesidades del pueblo de Cuba, cuYos
auxilios eran pagados por ell pueblo
ha resuelto que desde e.
pr6ximo mes las raeiones para los po-
bres sean psgadas por Cuba del dinero
lie las Adaanas.
Teniendo presente que cada raeion
suesta Il centavos ORC, ell presupuesto