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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04

La consecuencia politica es IN don tan
TAro, sobre todo en- los hombFes de prime
IN fila de IN partido, que todo 10 que se
olga de ellos, no Rerfa sufciente premiar
IN constancia y su pstriotismo.
En csmbio, ell tipo de Emile Olivier
8 de Gonsalez Bravo, es muy coman en-
todos los paises. 7 Sc explioa peIfecta-
mente.
Un joven de talento, pero ambicioso,
Sc lanxa Ia polftica; ansioso de popu
laridad, ingresa en- IN paItido de oposi
ci6n. La tribuns ell periodismo le brin
dan ancho campo sus ideas revoluciona
rias; en- POGO tempo adquiere Ia populs-
ridad que otros euests amos amos de
luchas de apgustias.
HI gobierno, por su pzrte, va com-
prendiendo que aquel hombre es IN adver
ssrio temible; pero al misme tempo, sabe
que es IN ambioioso de honores de for
tuna; que su amor al pueblo la pstris,
puede convertirse facilmente en- amor al
gobierno las instituciones. LIE halsgs,
lie sugestions, le atrse. Z Ell ardiente re-
volncionario convi6rtese de la noche Ia
mafsns, en- IN inttrumento de la tiranfs.
ESQ oaurri6 Emile Olivier. A los vein
tioeho amos era ell tribune mas popular del
pueblo frances, Ell defeuscr mas ardiente de
A& EENuDAlGha n AOG LE5AUA& anOs 6K5 61 PEt-
mer ministro de Napoleon III; Ell mas en-
carnizsdo enemigo del pueblo de la re
pGblics. Igual ocurrio Gonzalez Bravo
en- Espshs.
Ambos comprendieron que al servieio
de la Rapdblica no llegarfan disfrutar
nauca de los honores J de los halagos que
Les brindaba ell poder, sc lauzaron, i6Ve
nes ambieiosos, en- brszos de la tiraDfa.
En Puerto Rico no hay Ministerios que
ofrecer. como en- Francis y en- Espshs s,y no
hay tampoco talentos de la magnitud de
M Olivier de un Gonzslez Bravo. Pero
en- cambio, hay dettinos que ofrecer, desti
NOS que dan cuatro quinientos dollars.
que en- Ia oolonis representa- slgo; abun
dan tsmbien los Ju las, los que vendep
~ pueblo por IN pun ado de monedss.
Nuestro Partido fue siempre ell parti
do de la oposicion, el partido popular. Y
81 vininieron los qEs CON mas menos
talento, no solo aspiraban & la popularidad,
81 que tambien los altos Pusstos de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04
La CAAlRA LEGISLATIVE
: De nusstrO reporter en- San juan
Diciembre 4.

Diciembre 4.
Como adiei6u a mis- snteriores despa-
hos sobre Ia spe,tura de la C&msra repu
blicsns, ahf van otros detalles.
El salon de sesiones Sc ha estsblecido
en- la antigua Diputsoi6n provincial, local
que fue ocupado por Las CAmaraa insulares
cuando la constitution suton6mioa.
En- dicho saloo Sc observan 36 mesas-
escritorios de regular tamsio, para los re-
presentsntes.
La parte destinads al ldblioo es
sumamente pequefia, tiene solo 81 sillas,
por 10 cual no puede ooncurrir mucha gen
te presencisr las sesiones.
Den Manuel F. Rosy, nom brado pre-
deDte del Cuerpo incondieioD | dijo en- su
disourso al tomsr possession del csrg': <Que
felieitabs al psfs por la inauguration de la
Cam.r Qge Puerte- Rico estsbs entrega-
do ssf mismo. Los soidados eran puerto
rriqueflos = la policfs tambi6n puertorFi-
ma. q ne los americanos todo 10 que habfan
cfrecido 10 eumplfan trabsisban por ests
blecer leyes justss Termino diciendo que
al dar an beso su hiio, lie felicitsTis por
b aber nacido ciudadano smericsnos. az
Propuso que sc nombrass una comi
sion para comunicar al Consejo y al 60
beruador la constitution de Ia Camsrs.
AL eVacuarse esta dfIigencis, ell
susodicho Consejo estaba reunido en- session
permanente.
Mr.. Allen notified q los eomislonados
1ue mafi3ua sc reunirfan ambss Camaras
sn sus respectivos sslones las diez J me
iia g. N /; saliendo de allf las once me
nos cuarto para eelebrar M naestiny en- el
Coiieeo.
Manuel EgoEcue pidio Ia pslabra ,
oropuso su4 compsneros que se fslicitase
por cable Nc Kinley por su reelection s
q presIdencis de Ia repdb lea.
Sc suspendi6 ell scto las J media
}, m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04

Yahan llegsdo lps cqnaqreros "a,
Juan.
Cada distrito efvfa sus represept,n.
tes, elegidos entire siervos irreductibIes
De los que besan Las mauos a Mr.
Allen doblan La cerTiz ante Mr.. Holan-
der 8 Mr.. Brumbsugh.
Sc abren l&s CAngaras.
Los cdnaqrerOs Sc convierten en- cana.
rdczas; mas tarde en- cQnaa-iIEa despugs en-
canaleones por altino en- canada, para
dar la cdnadnsd al pafF.
Es el porvenir que les espera.
Un porvenir lisonjero,
de mucha dignidad.
Hay cansarista cayo frac no estA aau
conclude que por consiguients no pudo
salir de Ia fonda.
Otros tuvierou que suplicar en- una
ssstreria republiosnas
7 otros 49,. s;n esperanzs.
Porque segdu ell maestro
mas antigua eH ssatrelfa
en- de esperar TN sinieetro
de eusntfa.
Con una cQBsdretl semej ante = IN mu-
nicipio como ell de San Juan, en- que los
A3EAC@9o % sou4Ia
4 oontemplar oada e4pectaculo. .....
El bofque, -dios$ el proverbio chino
es gobernado por sus propios arboles.
ell syuntamien$o abcfeteado por suI
propios guardiss.
5Qaien estA seguro siendo Conceal
republicano?
Sanchez Morales, Julian Silvs, Mar.
xuach. Miranda y tutti cWdnti deben aadar
con mas miedo que las turbss ell Il de Sc
tiembre.
Donde ae RIPARIAN destinos y contra
tas, perfectamente.
Pero 1donde Sc RIPARIAN tronlpis?
No pssarkn muehos dfas
ain repetirse el excese;
aunque "a &c sabe que eao
no gusts sus sef5or5us.
$fempre cI HHfsmO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04
A DIRSTRU 7 SlNIHS rRD

Cierto Hiialgo, policfa,
pego E szan en- la cara:
IN nceiat-coss rara--
que pidio su cesautfa.
Ese guardfa oapitalefio es IN atrevido.
Pero valiente.
Mren ustedes que pegar 4 Baz&n....!
Para ESQ sc neoeslts cIerto ValoT.
FL valor que le iLfundfa ell mismo BIZ
gan, cuando, como CONCEAL, aPiaadio que
go rom mpiese la imprenta de Ell DIARIo y
que Sc spalease & enemigos polfticos en-
plena luz del dfa.
Ese HrdaIgo sc habra dicho:
Pues que So. 3 10 representa- 20
al pueblo so6erano. /? No les he serviio
d su gusto. - mi nsaeaaG no .estuvo d
Ia ordeaa 2 81 es asf tpor que me des
piden....T sPor que me 6otan. ...r
z con mano despiadada,
puso ! B 4zan en- IN potro.
Ahora, que nombren otro
de los de pui52 = trOnspacsa.
Pero no fualiaa aquf Ell escandalo.
Bsnito Miro, ooncunado de Bsrboss,
lleno de santa ira, Grey yendose .jefe por ser
pariente del idena, metiose en- ell deP6sito
municipal la emprendio .jinQuetazos con
Reyes Silva, miemDro tambien de la res
petable corporacion.
z Sc repitio ell jiaquete
CON limpieza y con primor -.
Use juega bien al Fl 3rete!
-Sf. sefior.
Por 10 dem&s. IN 6erganttn, mas 6
meaos, imports POGO los del Consejo.
Egozcue 10 suOo hscsr:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04
La COMPLICIDAO REPUBLI ICANA
(De FL Baluarte, de Arecibo.

En- IN documento exhamsdo hace al
gunos dias por La Correspondence. con
teniendo las instrucciones dadas al Ge-
neralfsimo de las faarzas ameriesnas que
invadieTon s Puerto Rioo, Sc leen las
siguientes conclusiones
GRssBumiendo nuestra polftica &c
conereta spoyar al mas debil contra Ell
mas faeTta hssta obtener IL comPleta ex
terminscion de ambos para asf anexionar
nos Ia peTla de las Antillas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04
MUY
LA DTSOLUCEON
Muhoz Rivera, -Caguas.

Mufioz Rivera, ,-Caguas.
Conserve en- sus msnos banders fede
raj que lie seguiremos hasta la victoria d
que indiscutibIemente tenemos dereeho.
Dsspreoie insultos pigmeos que nunca
podran nivelarsele.
DIR. Cordero, Iturrino, Estrella, Ca
safis, Martinez, Firpi, Rivera, Miranda,
Cruz, Julio E. hlndfa, L. MiIIGu, jose @.
Santiago, Juan Bantista Echandfs, j. Mi
liam, Wales, Castillo, Hsrnsndez, Meudez,
E'trads, Mel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04
Mariana AbFiI.

raCi6n, acord6 exigirle Ia presentation de Ia
renuncia.
FL ssunto hs psssdo conocimien-
TO del juzgado competente, dando mArgen
diversos concentrates.
Mientras auos acusan Miranda,
otros protestan de 81 inoceDcia.
Parece que Ia question ser& motive
para otras posteriores.
AHA ellos ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04

-A1tes que me puyea, me marcbo
Y ee IN arch6.
iYa 10 creo que VI!
q "a eL nifEitt1 es mas sabio
de 10 que dioen,
conoce ell instinto
de sus Gompinches
iPubre B .rbosal
en- peligro le veo
la dulce boca!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04
SIN ASIEMTOS
cRITERIo PRoPIo
UNA CONCESSION

El Concejo Executive hs conoedido 8
MFR. j. ID. Luce, ell deres no de construir
IN muelle en- ell puerto de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-04

Proyeeores de la Real Case de Epana Fabca
sIrve cuaque pedldo Sc ha en- dicho arcu la Ultima m
Constane surtdo de cobatas meda cameas
botonaduras todas classes para puno de camisas Po
tud Precos lmitados,
PEDRO GARCIA RODRGUEZ- -Fortaleza MIN B. Juan
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

Ladies who would be handsomely and
stylishly gowned are respectfully apprised
that MIR. Schwartz. of 1920 Connecticut
Avenue. has just received a magnificent
shipment of spring novelties in Walking.
Golfng. Travelling and Riding Costumes.
The service of the most expert tailors,
from Haas Bros. and Muller. of New York
City, have been secured, and early orders
will be promptly flied. Perfect satisfac-
tion is assured inlstyie fit, and masterful
workmanship. Increase of business has
necessitated Mr.. Schwartz to remove his
residence from the above number, so that
ample space shallube given to the ladies'
tailoring workTooms All work shall now
be done on the premises. unIer the per-
sonal supervision Of Mr.. Schwartz. No
garment or costume shall be permitted to
leave without a critical and personal ex-
animation, thus ensuriDg absolute freedom
from fault. An innovation this spring will
be Ladies' Shirt Waists, and as an adver-
tisement to fully introduce this depart
ment, Mr.. Schwartz will furnish-free of
charge-one Waist with each Suit ordered.
Ladies who appreciate a well-fitting. tail
or-made Shirt Vast will no doubt take
advantage of this very liberal offer of MIR.
Schwartz. 1920 Connecticut Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
Heard in the Cable Car.

Boarding a cable car near the Agricul-
| tural building. the Cleaner, who was max
ing an uptown" trip, overheard a remark
worth noting from an old gentleman to his
companion. beside him. The younger man
asked the old gentleman IL he was not rid
ing in the wrong direction" knowing that
he lived in Anacostia. The old gentleman
reply is worth noting. My young friend. -
said he. Il make this uptown trip regu-
larry. My physician recommends me to
drink judiciously. good whisky-the best I
can get for medicinal purposes. hence this
special trip" The young man remarked
that his FRIEND was passing several first
class places. apparently where good whisky
could be bought The elder man said: Il
have tried many places but no brand comes
up to my idea of good whisky or is so emf
nently pure and palatable as Wilson's
Original Package Whisky, sold by VIII
liam Cannon, at 122J-27 Seventh Street
northwest at 81 per quart bottle. ! am
perhaps only one among hundreds who
have the same high opinion of Mr.. Cannon S
remarkably fine whisky. and as a judge of
the article. l don't mind going out of my
way TO get the best
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
DREAMER ADJUDGED INSANE.
Judge Cole Orders Him Sent to ST
EIizabeth's ASYLUM

Justice Cole yesterday sitting for pro-
bate business, ordered Joseph G. Creamer,
of New York committed to st. Elizabeth S
Asylum for the Insane for treatment. The
subject is reputed to be wealthy, and a
lawyer by profession. He was in Wash
ington but a few days when arrested,
about two weeks ago. south of Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. The matter was called to
the attention of the court by Attorney
General Griggs. who some days ago filed
a petition asking that Creamers mental
condition be enquired into.
Mr. Griggs was called as a witness to
testify as to what he knew of Creamer
He stated that he had known Dreamer
for nearly thirty years, and, so far as he
was aware, was the only friend he has
in the city This statement brought forth
very strange remark from the subject,
who said. What John Griggs, why he is
my deadliest enemy"
When asked by Justice Cole if he desired
to cross-examine Mr.. Griggs, Dreamer re-
piled that he would like to keep him all
day and spoil his fun. because he, Mr..
Griggs, had spoiled many weeks fun for
him. -...-. .....
Attorneys William A. Maury and Cor
coran Thorn appeared for Mr.. Griggs, and
Creamer conducted his own side OF the
case. He made a show at cross examining
the physicians appointed by the court to
investigate his mental condition, and at
the conclusion would always remark.
Let the kindergarten class be dismissed.
1t was stated by the witnesses who tes-
tilted in the case that Creamers dementia
was ljkely to make him become violent.
When arrested. it was stated that he said
to the policeman who had him in charge
that he could whip any three men on the
Metrnruliiau Police Force -
The physicians who made the eXamina-
ton of Creamer were, Drs. Frank Hagner.
and Thomas H. Clayton. DR.. Richardson,
Superintendent of ST. Elizabeth Asylum,
also testified as to Creamer's condition.
actions, and general behavior during the
few days he was confined in that insti-
tuition.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Maenntes Adjourn After Partially
Arranging Their Plans

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE American
Baseball League magnates adjourned al
O'Clock tonight subject TO the call Of Pres
ident Johnson. Those in attendance re-
fused to go into details regarding what
had been accomplished at the two days
conference beyond the fact that the League
would have teams in Buffalo, Cleveland,
Detroit, Indianapolis, and Kansas City. 1t
is learned however, that all the friction
between the American and National peo-
pie regarding putting an American team
in Chicago has not been removed.
Numerous conferences were held with
President Hart, of the local National Lea
que team. who represented the entire
National League in the negotiations. He
was insistent upon making the admission
of an American team to Chicago condi-
tional upon the taking by the American
League of the baseball park in Cleveland
off the hands of the National League
which is carrying it as an asset. This
it is said, has been tentatively agreed TO-,
but is subject to further negotiations.
1t was learned that the propos .tion made
by johnson was TO take the Cleveland
Park at $4,000, whereas, Hart is holding
out for $4,000. 1t would seem that Louis
Vile and st. Louis have been left out in
the cold so far as an American team IS con-
cerned, though there is said to be chance
that one CT them may be admitted.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
STREET CLEANING BRIGADE.
Men at Work Clearing
Away the snow.

Superintendent Stutler. of the Street
Cleaning Department. started large force
of men yesterday clearing the snow from
the crossings and cutters. Congress, on
Friday, passed a joint resolution appro-
priating $1,000 for the use Of the District
authorities to remove the snow.
The regular force of the department.
amounting TO 800 men. was set to work
early yesterday morning, and 10 men,
obtained through charitable agencies, were
added. All day this force worked indus
triously, assisted by the warm rays of
the sun. By night the crossings and gut
ters in the business section. to which the
work was chiefly confined, were clear and
travel was comparatively easy and COM
Portable.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
THE SHEA ESTATE.
A Petition Asking the Removal of
1IH the administrator Dismissed.

The petition Of certain of the heirs of
the late Michael Shea. filed some time ago
in Probate Court, asking that the letters
of administration granted to Edward j.
Newman be revoked, was yesterday dis
missed. The grounds upon which the
revocation of the letters were asked were
that they were issued within twenty days
after the death of Michael Shea. and that
the petitioner did not understand the pur-
port OF the waiver of citation, and, fur
ther, that the testator was not a resident
OF the District.
Mr.. Newman, the administrator through
his counsel, r. Golden Donaldson, filed his
answer also the affidavit of Mrs. Mary c.
Shea and others, in support of it. The
case was set for hearing yesterday in or
der that the heirs could testify. Neither
Of them appeared, though Mr. Newman and
Mrs. Shea were present, together with
number of other witnesses. The petition
ers not being in court and not having any
testimony to offer, the court dismissed
the petition, thereby sustaining the grant
ing of letters OF administration to Mr.
Newman.
After the petition was dismissed Will
liam Shea, a nephew of one of the petit
TONERS, filed petition claiming that he
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
DIR. Campbell VIII Explain.

Have you ever investigated Kretol?
No doubt you have seen it mentioned in
these columns. and perhaps have concluded
to do so. DIR. Campbell of the Ketrol
Chemical Company, at 1924 Street. will
be pleased TO tell you all about Ketrol
and its splendid curative effects in all
cases OF eatarrh. The success of the Kre-
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remarkable. and it is daily accomplishing
cures for the most stubborn cases. II you
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would be well to investigate.