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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-15
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 66 Fifth Avenu,
BnEyEns PREFER FEDERAL LAw.
Toll the 4. y. Senate Committee They Don't
Want state Puro Beer Bills.

Further testimony in the matter OF the adul-
iteration OF beer was taken before United
States Senator William L. Mason OF the senate
Committee on Manufactures at tn. Hotel I'm
perial yesterla lay morning. Among the wilt
nesses called w.rs J. Chrstian q. Hup-
fcl. Henr, J. Lippe OF tho Henry Elias
Brewing Company. Brewmastsr Bauer oil
tho r. & NJ Schaefrer Company. Presi-
dent John W. Brown Of the Long Island
brewery and Joseph Iisbmann OF the
$. Lebmanu'a Sons Compan Of Brooklyn. All
agreed that United States beer was NJ pure
ard that the so-cal'ed rrcservativcs were used
only In export beer. where they were nsces;;
pnry. Some said THAT they Thought one part OF
sa,icyc acid To 1000 parts OF beer w,s more
than was neydsd. an | eSrerments with other
personalities were mentioned. ~ was shlu
that bottles which had been oiesnei with Dl-
sulphihs Of limo had \ pTeservntvs cuect on
thu beer in them. , T.,
Attic brewers present yester'ny spoke In
favor Of a Fedora law strictly enforced. requir-
my that no other substances than hort. gram
AMI water should enter INTO the composition
OF beer They were. they said. onnose TO any
s.nmdardizing oi III. stren q or specific gravity
" heer They also urcsd that any regulations
made should be by Federal law because " they
wrrr left TO STATE jurisdiction honest men
would he ruined Ivy interstate competition.
The hearing viii be continued this morning.
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An Electrical Ambulance.

As an evidence OF tho expanding use Of cleo
tricity. It 10 announced that one OF the New
York hospitals 10 soon, through the contribu-
ton Of n bens'actor. to put In operation m
electric amhula noe. There are yearly 10000
ambulance cats respondrd TO by New York
hospitals having ambulance service, including
Bellevue. In aidit on 10 furnishing the motive
powor. electricity would supply light for lamp s
at night. opsrnts a fan for ventilation In sum
mar and supply battery within tho mbu-
lance.
II N an almost inyariahle rule thar a. tn.
pOpuiatIon o. q city Increases mud ~ methods
~ transportatiOn nre improved, tho number ~
accidents incr-assS In even greater proportion.
Now York In mn exception 10 ihis rule, the most
ronRpicuous execution,
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IT ssr.iRArEs NAV AND WIFE.
Husband Who signed This Agreement Now
SAYS L.. 4 u ninhi EMblic Pnlicy.


Frederick " Poilloa md her husband. John
J. II. Poillon. gnsd articles oi separation on
May I. 1888. by the terms Of which she was to
occupy his house at West End avenue and
Eighty.ssventh street. and have $4,000 year
for tn" support Of herself and their two daugh-
terra. Rachel aud Louise. Last April Folon
wanted TO sell some OF his property. AMI he had
to pay his wife S2I 900 tog get her sign or her
dover interest. After that he declined to nay
the almony and she brought suit in the
supreme Court to enforce pay ment under the
A. r'"- Of sci aration. poillon contendei that
the agreement was against pubic policy De-
cause II provided Tor the separation OF husband
and wife. The agreement said:
Tho said John J. II Poilon hereby coven-
ants and agrees to and with his said wife that
1t shall DO lawful for her at all tunes to here
alter live separate from him and that he shall
and will allow and permit her and their two
children. Rachel and Louise. to he In such
places and in such family or families and
with such relatives. friends and other proper
persons as she may from time to time chvos.,
un mo ostsd sni undisturb. by him, and that
h" shall not and will not AZ any time sue. mo-
est. disturb. or trouble any person whosoever
Tor receiving. entertain ing. or harboring her or
either o. them. and that he shall not at an y
time In the ,uture. without her consent. visit
may believe might be Objectionable or dis
agreeable to her
The case cana Mp before Justice Nc tdam OF
the supreme Court yesterday. Plaintiffs
counsel said that the answer was int.rposed
for DELAY and asked n speedy trial An AMI
dayit made IN behalf OF defendant stntel that
his daughter Louise has come ~ age since the
agre' mont was NAL. aud mat he does not
want 70 provide for her because she has
Openly AMI d-Nart,y disob.ysd her father III
- ~-gnrl"d his wishes and has h.sn the rrin-
G.Ial cause q! his present Il me-t.c troubles,
aud he ts no. W Ing to contribute - her sup
port, at east as long "a she con inues her d"h
anc. AMI dsobsdIencs and disregard OF his
wshes"
Justice M,Adanl set the case FOR trial the last
week OF this month.
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Mr.. AND MRS. j. r. DAVIES. JR., SUED.
Ex-senator Higbis Says They Owe Him q
balance Of a24. so on Rent.

BABYLON l.. l., Nov. Il -5Ir. and Mrs Julien
T. Davies Jr.. OF New York, were defendants
In Justice Coopers court to-day In an action
brought 10y former senator Higbis to recover a
balance n 80 due on rent OF house at
West Islip Mr, Davies. who conducted his own
case said that the house was not com pletely
furnished. that the plaintiff had agreed to get
certain articles asked t3r but Jailed to DO so.
~ u cost Of S2i5O S-na or Highs testified
that he never promised 10 get the articles as
the house was fully furnished
"YOu did! You did - exclaimed Mr. and Mrs
Davies IN concert. Mr., liiGbe laughed. Mr.
Davies took offence at the mirh and a war Of
Journed the case until a Jury could DO drawn TO
hear the evidence.
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Mss k1RR'S Death.
Relatives Say She Took Carbolie Acid
Thinking 1t Was Cough Mixture.

Thinking II Was Cough Mixture
Coroner Dclap OF Brooklyn will hold an In
aues, in the case Of Miss Emily karr, 81 years
old, who disi on Saturday at her home. OIL
Hsrlim.r street. from the effects III carbolic
acid. taken. her relatives say. 10 mistake for
cough medicine. A younger sister OF the de-
c.as,d told the Coroner that En- y Ind been
much hoth~r-d with a cough on Friday night
aud that about o'clock In the morning she
went to a clnsct To- get some ne 'iclne IN re-
Iieve her and used the carholic acid BY mis-
take The family were PROMPTLY aroused. hut
be summoned.
Miss Karr was engaged TO Henry Nicholas
Sa,urIay She hal made all preparations for
tho event and her friends say there 10 no
crouni whatever for the suspicion that she
may have committed suicide.
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DIR. sllc.r Aid, n Pnsoner.

The Rev. Dr., Thomas X, Sicer, chairman o,
tho city Committee OF the City Cuh, was IN
the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday after
noon TO plead for u prisoner who was accr sed
Of larceny. The prisoner was Allan Bromley
~ 40 East Seventeenth street. young Eng
l.hnnn empoyod ~ n dry goods salesman.
who Was accused % the larceny OF 81 irom.h s
employer. Ho was GIsCuargvd.
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soldier, md Sailors, Monument.

The new site proposed for the soldiers and
sailors monument has not yet been approy d
BY the Municipal Art Commission The COM
mlssioners met yesterday ut the Catholic Club
in West Fifty-ninth street and talked the mat
ter over. The last site selected IS the Alunu-
ment Committee Is at Riverside Drive and
Eighty ninth street, Br,ote agreeing ON u
sits the Commissioners wnnt to ook The mat
ter over and see II a SELECTION cannot be made
which VII he fnal. IN" proposed site. for one
reason aud another, has airuady been changed
ak times.
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\. &, InEham OF Rermudn Probably Dend
lire.

man who from rup,rs found in his posses.
sion Ia b.llcved to be Samuel Saltrs lngham
Jr. OF Hamilton. Barmuia was found deal in
bed yesterday at l47 West Fourteenth street.
chsro he had hired "A room for th- last thrp~
weeks Letters he left showed that lngham
had an interest IN II pIRr.at ~ AMI snwmi . At
months ago 10 rush a scheme for developing
the agricultural r.sO"roos ol Cuba. Death was
due to chronic ncphritis
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pev.ry and Hi. superior. Have u Long Tai,

Chief Devcry Disappointed those persons
who expected him to hnnl In his resignation
TO tho Police Board at It's meeting yesterday
nf,crnooa by not resIgning. aud asserting that
he hal no Intention ~ rcslgntng. tn" Com
,lny for Tour hours Chsst D"vary being clDs.ted
with them hnf ~ that line. Neither he
nor the Com mIssIoners would say what they
talk ed about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-15
BoWERY BANK BUYs PROPERTY.
It Gives star, 900 for tho Butchers and
Drovers' Bank Site.

Drovers Bank Site.
The Bowerv Bank. 81 Canal street and the
Bowery. took title yesterday TO the property at
12l Bowery and 23O and 232 Grand street,
now occupied By the National Butchers and
Drovers' Bank. The consideration was $685.
oOO. President q. c. BrInssrhofr OF the National
Butchers and Drovers' Bank said last night
that the present lease on the property would
that period the hank would lie established
either on Broadway or on side street on
Broa way. near Grand street He said that It
would remain In the same district and OK
pee ed to retain oil It's present patronage.
The Bowery Bank has a long lease on its
prra.nt prem 'ses and Il IL not yet decided
whether Il will eventually move TO the new
premises or not.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-15
NEW 'NsTOPs 4 RUNAWAY
He's Little. Says Martin EnGel. Proudly,
but He's Got Nerve.

but He's Got Nerve.
Assam blyman-sisct Isidor Cohn 81 DE Ate"
Assembly district was busy shaking hands all
over the district yesterday aud receiving con-
gratula tIons on his bravery IN ntonring u pair
Of runaway horses drawing a carryall in which
were two womss. near Llewellyn Park. y. j..
last Sunday. Cohu. who weighs only 10S
pounds. jumped out OF runabout in VIII oh he
was driving with n fr end and grabbed the
bri lie o. the nearest horse n. II pass-d
Martin Fngel accompanied Cohn around tho
dis'rct when ha went out Yesterday Tor the
nr,, tims since The acci,lsnt. Itch you boys"
said Engel proudly. Hes little, but hos got
nerve aud that's what We need down here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-15

If you're planning to buy q
Winter Ovcrcoat that'll not cost
more than $2S to $50, the sole
obstacle to surmount here will
be the embarrassment Of choice.
At Sa5. a krrH,v, wnoilined. silk shoulders; a
grey rbhsl overcoating, similar to = frezs; and =
black Raglan.
At s32, agr,y RaglNn
At $50, kerscy IN llur. hlscS. brown and Oxford
mixed.
At s2s. n light grey. q black and blus rough
beaver. n black or blue kcrscy, AMI a dark or
light grey paddock.
One overcoat that belongs in
this class hasn't even had "hon.
orable meution'-a brown dag
onal cheviot, silk,!ined, made to
fetch $50; but nobody seemed
to like it, Its price has dropped
to $l5-poor thing,
ROGERS PEEr IL Co
$50 Rrlldwav, cor. Leonard.
b v broadway, rnr. FRINGE
IhIyiy s'Cuad aud bra iw4N
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Theodore Dcrtram. the German baritone
who is to sing here this season for the nrst
time with the Maurice Grau Opera Company,
sailed yesterday from Bremen ON the Kaiser
Wilhelm. lie will make his first appearance In
this country during the last week OF the Chi
uRgo engagement in Der Fiegrnde HOllasn-
der" lIsrr Bsrtram ia nccOmpan-d by his
wife, profess onuy known M Fanny Moran
Oiden, TO whom i've was married three years
ago She SANG here IN the dnyS Of the
German regime at he Metropolitan and will
he heard this season in concert.
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john si"nnc Leases Chicago Corner.

CHirAGo. H.. Nov. 14.-John Sloane Of tho
New York carpet firm OF W. L J. Sloane has
taken nnciv-nns year Lease on land at the
northwest corner Of Wabash avenue and Aadi-
sol street. occupied for number Of years by
A & Mcclure 4 Co. whose store burned down
last winter. The leasing 81 this property prob
n " means thar n fine building will be erected
,iron the lot ana branch store OF the New
York ilrm Oryued there. The lease places q
valuation Of STl2.2OO upOn tn. land.
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NEW EAST RTT u DRID0E.
Proposals Invited for the steel Gables asd
Suspenders.

Bids will be opened by the new East River
Bridge commissioners on Dec. Tor the con-
struction Of the steel cables. snspsnders and
the like Of the bridge There will he four cables
and each win be IN ,de ~ steol wire. In thirty
seven strands. each strand con aiming 2Sl wire.
Zach bidder must deposit a certified check
for Sl2. 900, and the sncc.ss'ul III Ter ill Ia
required to give n bonL In the sum OF 500. 900.
The work will cost 81 .0o0OOO.
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M ARR In

HOWARD MAC NRTHrR.--T Tuesday. Wv l..
1874. At C'lvsry church. Nv the Rev, V, ! Nv
Arthur. Edith >'u,r,, daughter Of DR.. Macarthur
to M9ntGIus Howard
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Notes of Music Events.

Josot Weiss. the pianist. will DO heard tonight in
the second concert Of his ssr.s, at Kna6o Hall Ho
will play chiefly compositions by brahms.
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like views will soon he added to the interest
ing views now projected here.
Motion photOgi Apis ara Hbun liant, too. at
the Eden Musee rs u side issue to the wax
show. The Dewey's bill is mn'e up In about
equal pnris of variety perform nee and must
cal huripttas. the bon Ton Burlssduers being
the Organization now at this music hall.
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Arrived-TuEsDAr. Nov. Il.

Arrived-TUEsDAI. Nov. IL.
U transport S-dyvick. West tudis.
81 Stastendam, Honjer. Rotterdam, Nov. ?.
ss NeNco, Mcintosh, Havana, NV. II.
3. neutschlant. schierhnrst Ham ,ury. Oct. Is
ss Gensse-. SCOT. London. Oct. -
Bs Turkiztan, sorry 'rAycr. Port All Prince Nov q
ss NJ ntcalm shalli =. London. Oct 30.
Ss ms wi'l"m l.. Patton Bus Org. Oct II.
g. H. W. larlsb ~. XII r and. Tampico. Nov. =
Is lie :. KARI. Port Ant iuio. Nov. 7.
g. San Marcos. Itzsn. Galveston Now
Be Jefferson hulpheS Norfolk. Nov. 10.
Sc Colorado Risk. brunswick. Nov. II.
Ship Tam OShAnter. Ballard. Hong Kong. Jniy II.
ARRtvyD or.
Sc Lain. from New York. at Southampton.
sArLrp IRON FoREf5S ponrr.
Sc Cluden. from Am.tsr IAN for New York.
Be Ella. from Colon for New YORK.
REPorIEp.
Sc Pstria. from New Yo X Cor Ham bnrr OF IIxlri
ss cuac from New York Tor Liverpool, OF Kinsals.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHfs DAT.
Sun rises O.ts Sun sets4:i2 Noon rises tiis
HIGH wATER-TaIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 5:2V Gov.Td. 1901 He'll oa.e....T:Sx
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The Grst ~ rlP rear's concerts Of the fhilhar.
monio soc.etJ VIII 10 gwen on Friday afternoon
and saturday evening at Carnegie Han. Alexander
Pes AnikoN will be tho sooiIt.
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REMOVE the. cause, tEs iuik' yor' halr lie
less aud gray ~ IA PANhEH IAln BALSAM.
HISDkkCORNs. the best cure for cornI. lCStA
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Lieut., james 4. Hardy OF Company d OF the
Ninth Regiment has been found guilty OF
absence without leave. and orders have been
s7uvl thryn.h Fllst B.iEhis Headquarters
aISrHiS~ % h ~ from the service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-15

The KAltcnborn ouartette will play at the Mendes'
sohn Hall to.utSn. with the assistance Of the plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-15

(,ArTiKR 5. Romance OF a Mummy" Cleopatra .
PRATT. 1871 9th sv
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Sptrial 3loUreS.

CyPuESS HILLS CEMErEEV.
once, Madison ay., gunner { ~ ST.. y, y.
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80 C1uden. from Amstsr lam for New York.
Be Ella. from Colon for Now YORK.
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ROGERS pEEr IL CO

$50 Rrlldwav. cor. Leonard.
b v Broadway, 'nr Prince
IhIy,y second aud ijr 'aiT4N.
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OUTCOME STEAMSHIPS.

Sc Pstra. from New Yn' Y Cor Ham bnrg OF IIrlri
ss Cuac. from New York for Liverpool OF Kinsals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07
TOME NOTA FL PATS

Para que ell pueblo. puertorriquenC
yea lo que puede esperar de ciertOs
elementos que han pretendidO asumiI
la representation lejitima de la TERRA,
que hoy, con los americanOs, como
aver con los espan0les, blasOnan de
un prurismo mentido de sentimientos
y de amOr al pals, vease el c0mentariO
que produce Ell organo mas impOrtan-
portante do esa comunidad, con mott
vO de haber sustituido Jefes militares
i un prestigiosO hijo de Puerto Rico.
ESQ da una idea de la passion y del
despecho en- que Sc vienen agitandO
determinadOs elementOs.
V6ase ell suelto de referencia.
~Al fin dimitieren al SecretariO de
Fomento en- cumplimiento de de 6rde-
neS superi0res.
Ell p1blico ha recibidp bienIa noti-
cia, pOrque los funci0nari0s malOs tie
nen la ventaja de- que aplauda la OPT
ni0n cuando caen.
Parece que 50 suprime la plaza de
Secretario de FOmento.
Veremos la distribuci0n que Sc ha
ce de los importantisimos ramos de
instruction pnblica, obras y agricul-
tura, industrial y comercio.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07
DE- JUAUA DIAZ

Ell comcrcio de Juana Dfax separAn-
dose de Ia costumbre impuesta por e.
mismo en- ell actual orden de cosas impe
rantes, y secundado por los gremios dc
toda la isla, no cierra los domingos sine
6 las tres de la tarde; esto da lugar 8
que la olase de dependencies, sufridos ,
abnegados empleados de la semana, nc
puedan dedicar ese dfa de asueto ex-
panciones de ningdn orden, pues cerra-
dos los ESTABLISHMENTS las en- 10
que Sc recogen sc viste los empieados,
son las S de la tarde, hora de conner y va
sabemos 10 que viene despues de esta
necesidad, en- nuestras pequefias pobla-
clones que carecen en- absolute de espec-
t&culos.
Y asf pasando los dfas ell laborioso
empleado deja de ser sociable para
vivir la vida organica dc los seres IRA
cionales.
Esperamos que los duefios y propie-
tarios de casas mercantiles de Juana
Dfaz respondiendo 8 una necesidad de
Justicia, impuesta va por Ia costumbre,
dispondran sea libre ell domingo, hacien-
do que amanezcan cerrados sus estable-
cimientos.
. Nosotros asf 10 esperamos para aplau-
dir la determination.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07

Ordenase ademas que de las}monedas
acufiadas puertorriqueflas asf recibidas,
una cantidad conveniente sc retendra y
guardara para canjear por moneda de
los Estados Unidos al precitado tipo,
sea 8 o. 60 monela de los Estados Uni
dos por pieza de plata puertorriquefla.
OrdGnase ademAs que todos los con.
tTasosasS:s,entas s pagar en- moneda
corriente de Puerto Rico se satisfaran
y pagaran en- dicha moneda de confor-
midad con los contratos, en- moneda
de los Estados Unidos al valor relative
consignado en- la precedente tabla, a
saber, por cada 8 100, moneda corrien-
te de los Estados Unidos, l662l3 pesos
puertorriquefios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07
ASI Sc ESCRIBE LA HiSTORlA

Enrique del Vale, fu6 Seeretario del
Comite Reformista en- 1884 en- su pue-
bio natal, Aguadilla. Toln6 una parte
activfsima en- las elecciones de Corcha-
do para diputado 8 Cortes, que es uno
de los litigios de honor verifcado en-
tiempo de la domination espafiola. En-
1882 era Secretario del Com;tc autono.
nista de Ia misma villa y por su pro-
paganda 4 favor del C0r0z6n Negro era
de los marcados por la comisi6n militar,
que no lego a Aguadilla.
Separate del pats, perteneci6 siempre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07

Ae aauella villa, por 10 que es de es
ar redunden en- beneficio de los aso
Esdos sus acuerdos y deciciones.
lie aquf ell nombre de los concejalef
Nesignados.
n Liberales Don Ernerto Rubio, don
Fernando Acosta, don Pascasio Gims-
ncz, don Andres Bertin, don Jose
Echcvarrfa Maisonave, don Ramon Mo
linare, don Antonio Dfaz, don Fran
cisco Lopez Torres, don Manuel Rio y
don Angel Maria Llumet,
No Iiberales: Don Julio Osvaldo
Abril, don Luis A. Torrogrosa, don
Adrian del Vale, don Eduardo 'kop.
pisch, don Francisco Esteves, don jose
Monserrate Deliz, don Jose Veray l.la-
mas, don Jose Antonio Hernandez, don
Nigel Pelcgrina, Boglio y don Juan
Jose Font.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07
LAS MGDALLAS

A propuesta de varios concejales ha
acoriado ell Ayuntamiento la creacci6n
de medallas de plata para premiar ell
heroismo que demostraron en- ell incen
dio del Parque de Artillerfa los bonn
beros Pedro Ruff, Sargento 10; Rafael
del Vale cabo 10; Juan Romero, cabo
10; Tomas Rivera, cabo 40; Pedro Sa-
badell, csbo 20; Gregorio Rivera, gas
tador y al paisano Rafael Rivera, que
en- union de dichos bomberos, estuvo
desde ell primer momento en- ell sitlo del
siniestro, dando pruebas de valor y alb
negaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07
FL DOCTOR CARBONELL

Al aceptar ell general Henry "a dimi-
slon del doctor Carbonell, sc exprest
en- los terminus siguientes que hace
.constsr en- la nota Official:
<Acepto dicha dimisi6n y al hacerlc
asf, no titubeo en- PARTICIPATE que el
senior Carbonell ha demostrado un in.
teres y cello muy grandes en- ell dssem.
pefio de su cargo,
Sirvan las precedentes lfneas escritas
de puiio y letra del general Henry, CO
como protesta elocuente contra los ad.
versarios del ex-consejero de gobiernc
quien sus enem igos han tratado dc
uncionario inepto.
La passion en- ciertos hombres. los
puede llevar s todo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07
LA VOz De YAUCO"

Con este nombre hs empezado pu-
blicarse en- Yauco una simpatica pu-
blicaci6n que vera Ia luz seis veces
nensuales.
Es su administrator don Herclllo
Vazquez Arroyo,
Esta muy. bien redactado y 50 pri'
mer nlmero es variado y ameno.
De su editorial-paograms, recorta-
mos el parrafo siguiente:
xQueremos la union de todos los
puertorriqueios de valer, sin exception
alguna, para luchar con brfos por los
progresses de de este suelo.,
Deseamos larga vida y Prosperidad
al nnevo colega, y dejamos eetableciio
ell cange.... II !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-07

En- la relacion que publicamos aver,
de caballeros abanderados para ell lpr6xi
mo baile del Casino, Sc escape ell nom
bre del joven don Felix Antonsanti, que
fue tambien agraciado con aquelia dis
tincion.
Fla sido declarada Sin lugar la renun-
cia presentada por ell concejal don Jose
B. Ortiz, por no venir justificada.
Ha sido aprobada por ell Ayuntamien-
to la relaci6n de electores elegibles.
Los guardias Juan Martinez Gui-
llermo Gautier capturaron aver al pro-
fugo Pedro Ortiz, conocido por A,adrGs
Coto, ell cual Sc hallaba cumpliendo
condena por delito de homicidio en- la
carcel de Guayama.
Aver fueron curados en- la Sala de
Socorros los heridos siguientes Juan
B. Mel6ndex, de una herida 1ncisa en-
la parte superior del brazo; Teodora
Mayor, de una confusion en- ell oio de-
recho; Julio Moreno, de una herida
de centfmetros en- la espalda.
FL Ayuntamiento en- su session de ano-
che acord6 devolver & don Vicente Ma.
rim la fanza que tenfa prestada por ell
servicio del alumbrado publico.
Ha sido nombrado escribiente prime
70 de la Jefatura de policfa municipal,
ell joven don Antonio Cintron.
En- la session de anoche celebrada por
Ell Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad, fueron
|designados los seflores Gantier, Auffant
y Pou para que establezcan las condi-
clones para las subastas semanales en- ell
abasto de carnes.
En- cl callej6n de Ia Molina permane-
cieron anoche apagados faroles y pa
aecfan de 10 mismo los de la calle del
Leon.
La policfa formula la consiguiente
denuncia.
Don Manuel Mendez ha sido denun-
ciado por expender provisiones al pu-
blico durante Ell domingo.
Ell conductor de coches no 43 fue de-
nunciado aver por infraccion al Regla-
mento de carruajes.
Juan Torres fue detenido anoche en-
ell Dep6sito municipal, por parecer sos-
pechoso q Ia policfa.
Aver fu6 conducida al Asilo de Men
digos una mujer enferma que sc encon-
tr6 acostada en- la calle.
Nuestro az. cso amigo Ell doctor don
Tomas We lGes dina resuelto trasladar |
su reside aeussIuayama.