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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 6.-Wm. A.
Heron, one of PitJsburg's most prom
inent and successful business men,
died at his home to-day of neuralgia
of the heart Mr. Heron was born
in this city in 1921 and ever since his
early manhood has been prominent
in business, educational, charitable
and religious circles. The real estate
firm of w. A. Heron & Sons, estab-
lished by him in 1866 mas for many
years been an acknowledged leader
in that line in Pittsburg and Western
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07

is abused when made holiday. But
we find that it is not the real toilers
who clamOr for the Sunday holiday,
but men who do not work full time.
If church members will all practice
what they have endorsed in the creeds
of the churches, there will be but little
occasion to call on the weakened Of
ficials of the civil or municipal laws,
who wink at crime to try to get the
vote of the criminal, for the proper en-
forcement of the law for the Lords
day."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

2OI1 Main Street, wheeling, w. Wa
We do general machine shop and foun.
dry business: steamboats,. engines and ele-
vators repaired.
Exclusive agents Brown gas engines.
mh31esb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07
An Important Capture.

MANILA, May Cen. PANTHEON
Garcia, the highest insurgent officer
except Aguinaldo. was captured yester-
day by Lieut. E. v. Smith, of Gen.
Funston's staff, in the town of Jaen,
three miles northeast of San Isidrn.
province OF New Ecija.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07
HAND PAINTED FRoCK FOR DAY WEAR.

revelation
1t startling
will the streets popular
The of
chine which caught the
combined the newest freaks
Rugged delicate shade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07
IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas busch cele-
brated the nineteenth anniversary of
their wedding last evening at their
home. They were the recipients Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-07
THE LORDS day
WAS THE THEME OF REV. c. b.
GRAHAnI's SER MON LAST
EVENING
AT NORTH ST. M. E. CHURCH.

He Regretfulty Called Attention to
Some of the Abuses of Sunday and
Urged That 1T Be Regarded Ac-
cording to the Teachings of the
Bible-Thought 1T should Be Kept
as Holy Day and Not as a Holt
day-An Attack on Sunday Base
Ball.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

| miles long. A beautiful stream OF
water dashes down the mountain side
near the mouth of the tunnel. We can
look back at the train issuing from the
mountain side, enveloped in cloud OF
smoke, Which presented the appearance
OF burning mountain belching forth
cars and smoke. We go down rapidly
descending grade and notice two parallel
tracks within short distance below us.
After making circle we are on the
: middle track, with one above and one
below. We make another circle and
we are on the lower track, with both
the others above us. Soon we can look
down nearly perpendicular precipice,
with the mountains rising almost per-
pendlcularly on the other side OF the
narrow evergreen valley. We notice
stream Of water several rods below us
with a track by the side of it. We
make circle and come down the track
by the side of the stream of water. The
sides OF the mountain are broken by
ledge and scattered with fallen trees,
bushes and grass.
Passing Eagle Gorge we dash down
the mountain side toward the setting
sum- with a pretty stream of water at
our side, but it moves much slower than
the train. Large trees grow on either
side of the valley through which we are
IA % % as lori
with huge pine logs and car after car
loaded with coal We are in the forests
west of the mountains. We run Slow
for mile OF more to avoid running
over horse which persisted in remain
ing on the track, and then to make up
time we pass towns 50 rapidly that we
cannot read the names.
Two returned 'klondikers have in
vented a machine for separating gold
from the soil and are now starting on
their second journey to the gold fields
to test the utility of their invention.
They claim to have walked 200 miles
after their food was exhausted in their
former visit to the gold fields.
The next day after reaching this place
| attended the Friends quarterly meet
ing at Newberg and listened to a ser
mon by John Henry Douglass, a native
of Maine. ! heard him preach when |
was small boy. Then he could speak
faster than any other preacher i'll the
field, a distinction he can not hold now
on account of age. The society here
does not appear to believe i'll lamenting
over the good old times of yore, but
rather i'll making each succeeding day
better and happier than the preceding.
GEO. NJ. COLE.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

Was the result Of his splendid health.
IndOmitable will and tremendous energy are
not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels are out of order. If you want
these qualities and the success they bring,
use DR.. Kings New Life Pills: They de-
velOp every power of brain and body Only
CSC. at r. II. Moody's drug store.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07
1t Saved His Leo,

PA. Danforth Of I.aGrenge, Ga, suffered in
tensely for six months with a frightful run
ming sore on his leg, but writes that Buck
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured it in ten
days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Burns, Boiis,
Pain OF Piles it's the best salve in the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only pc. Sold by +. II.
Moody, druggist.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07
POLITICAL POINTS.

In 1894 there were only 231, SIS, 500
bushels of wheat retained for home
consumption; in 1899 the quantity re-
tanned was ASP, $50, 2s5 bushels. In 1894
there were thousands of people too
poor even to buy bread. In 1899 every
body could buy bread. These two com
parsons represent the different condi-
lions of the country under Democratic
and Republican administrations.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

A bushel of corn worth an ounce Of
silver! Pretty near it. On May corn
was worth As 3-S cents bushel in the
New York market Silver was worth
50 IS cents on the same day. In 1896,
at the time of Bryanic prophecies as to
free silver, corn was worth only q -
cents on the farm. But it has kept on
advancing in price under the gold stand
ard.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

Western packers paid $3.50 per 100
pounds for beef in 1896. But they paid
1920 in 1899. The farmers got the in
crease. Do they want to go back to
Democratic prices?
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07
Bills for Cemetery Work

All bills against the city of Belfast for Wo't
any of the cemeteries should be left fol apl
at the office of the Belfast Livery Co. on or l.i
noon of the Saturday preceding the first N'
of the month in which said bills are payah
WATER G. HATCH
DANA b. SOUTHNOE
Trustees of GEM "
Belfast, May y, l90O.-tf20
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07
NOTICE

In BOARD OF ALDERMFN,
ORDER No. g. Belfast March ~. j*'
Ordered, That all bills against the city NAa..
itemzed and shall be approved by the pr'lE
committee before placed in the hands OF the ali1
tor. Also that all said bills MUST be in the ".
of the auditor ON OR BEFORE THE FRl1N'
next preceding the first Monday in each NOM
or they will lie over until the next month. l'
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

Concerning Seattle, Puget Sound, Wash
ingtOn State and Alaska, consult Bureau of
Information, Seattle, WASH, 0. N. Moore,
Secretary. 1tf
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

There are Democrats in each branch
of Congress who are ready to speak and
vote for the shipping bill There are
no Republicans who are known to be
opposed to it. The natural query is,
why, in these favorable circumstances.
is the bill not passed:
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

S. p Florence, a Western stock raiser,
says that 'shearers are paid cents a
head and board this season; quite an
advance over the prices paid in recent
years" This is another argument in
favor of protection for wool.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

The free trade papers vince under the
oft-repeated statement, which they can
not deny, that foreign ships earn and
take out of the United States each year
100000, 900 for carrying American i'm
ports and exports. There is no salts
factory answer possible to the sugges-
ton that by paying this money to Am
erican ship owners the result would be
to keep the money at home, employing
our own people instead of employing
aliens abroad
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

Matches were dollar a gross cheaper
last year than in 1895. That was not
much of a burden on the workingman
or his wife.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07
EDDYSILK.

The newest merceriZed dress fabric dresses
Beautiful coorngs, will wash and retain its elegant
finish. 1t has that beautiful soft usre which tells of
quality - Look at them anyway
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

American mills consumed 1,257, $780,
466 pounds of cotton i'll 1896 They
manufactured 2.oo6 s4s 795 pounds in
1895. The Southern planters and mill
hands should not lose sight of the fact
that protection increased the demand
for home consumption by 750,0OO,O 900
pounds.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

Exports of. corn in 1895, under free
trade. were only 2S, 80. 4o5 bushels. In
1895 and 1890 under protection, they
averaged POO 600, 900 bushels each year.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

or stars. Butte is sustained by tie
copper mines, which are situated far
up the mountain side, and the city is
the gigantic buildings constructed for
operating the silver mines are rotting
to the ground.
We left Butte Monday evening and
awoke Tuesday morning among the
evergreen mountains near Hope. Idaho.
We picked wild strawberry blossoms
and dandelion blossoms near Land
Point. Fruit trees are in bloom. The
mountains recede and the clearings are
larger as we approach Spokane: Some
grain is foot high. Trees disappear
near Cheney, and the land becomes
more broken. Some good grain fields
and some fine fruit trees are seen in the
vicinity of RitZville. The country i'm
proves in appearance as we go toward
the mountains from Pasco. The valley
widens; the sage brush has been eradi-
Gated by cultivation. There is plenty of
water for irrigation and a narrow strip
of trees along the river near Toppenish.
At some places the valley is just wide
enough for road and river. At others
it extends as far as we can see.
After leaving Ellenburg the noun
tains are all covered with trees. The
train runs along the side of the Cascades
We can look down upon the evergreen
valley far below, and across to the
snow-capped mountains beyond. W.
can see the engine as we round the
curve We pass through tunnel two
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
CABos sUELTos

En la fiesta infantil celebrada ell 8 de
este mes en- Ell institute de Santurse, don
Rosendo Matienzo dio iviYas! & los Esta-
dos Unidos al Gobernador civil.
Nj mas nj menos haofan los Romanf,
Olsguibel y otros ilscOndicionales espafloles
en las fsstas que concurrfan las autoTi
dades de aquella epoca.
Los patrioteros son los mismos en- to :
dos los tiempos.
Matee Fsjardo luch6 contra los suyos
por ser candidate para comisionai 10 en-
Washington.
En- la votaci6n solo obtuvo I'm voto!
Mateo, al saber su derrota, iur6 per
juro de que Sc yeDgarfs de los suyos.
I efectiVamente. .... ioE pocos dfae
Sc ocupaba de los anopuchos electorales
para sacar triunfante los candidate de su
partido por Mayagucz.
SPero aquellos ardores b6licos que Sc
hicieron2
1C6mo tan facilmente Sc someti6 ell
disidente?
z por que Mateo Sc resigna no ir de
com sionado Washington?
Ell secreto es "a rublico Sc ie ha
cfrecido la alcaldfa de Mayaguez.
Z Mateo Sc conforms con cuaIquier
coaa.
La Correspondence ha publicado una
de Coil Toste.
Dice en- ella eLex federal que AreciDo
? Humacao son las ultimas trlnC hsras de
los nautt0ciStds.
~ los mu0hos otros pueblos en- don
lie no arraiga la mala cimiente republicans. |
Otvidadizo es por deEnas ell eSt0distG |
Pues Sc ha olVidado que por la trim |
'KerG de Arecibo fue Representante para |
a Camara insular en- 1890.
gracias los esfuerzos del mismo
duflez Rivera.
Por que allf no querfan dsrle su voto
i los amigos de 81 infancia.
Pues como era natural le conocfan bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
NOBLbZA FEDERAL

FL sefior don JuaLSI Ignacio Cape, in
CONDITIONAL recaleitranteSie Guayams, ha
reclbldo una d. mostraGi9n de generosidad
por parte de nuestros correligionarios.
El tribunal de policfa condeno al Sc
nor Capo Ia pena de treinta dfas de pri-
ni6n con trabajos forEados, mas diez dollars
de multa, por Ilevar consigo una navajo,
estando desprovisto de Ia opoltuna Ii
cencia para uso de aTmas.
NueAtros amigos polfticos presentaron
una inttsncia al seflor alcalde, este, con
Ia hidalgufa que le distiDgue, dispense al
rsfior Cspo de salir trabsjos forzados.
CumpErs, pues, los treints dias de
prisi6n sAtIsfarA la mults que le impUso
la eorte de pollcfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25

Demos de barato, y es mucho
dar, que ell insufciente y escaso ni-
nero de guardias municipales que
prestan servicio en- la Capital y sus
barrios, haya hecko necesaria, va que
no impossible, la creaci6n de IN cuer-
po de policia secreta 8 de poleia es-
pecial, como la denomina Egozcue.
En- este supuesto debi6 pFoce-
derse como Sc procede en- todos los
paises cultos, y asi, para mayor
prestigio de esos agentes pohciacos
y para mayor seguridad y garantia
de los ciudadanos pacifcos y honra-
dos, debi0 formarse dicho cuerpo con
elementos escogidos, de buena con-
ducta, aptos para el case y cumPl-
dores de su deber.
J. Ha hecho este ell senor Egoz-
cue, alcalde de San Juan?
No, por cierto.
Para mission tan delicada es-
pinosa ha recurrido a un .eentenar
de perdularios, designandolos ca
pricho cediendo a ciertas recomen-
daciones de NAL g6nero, sin fjarse
POGO nj mucho en- los malos ante
cedentes y p6simas aptitudes de ta-
les individuos.
Y asi vemos ejerciendo de au-
toridad unos cuantos sujetos de-
sarrapados, sin ofcio nj benefcio,
vagos, rufanes cg'as en- su ma
yQr parte.
En- Russia, en- Francia, en- In
glaterra, en- Alemania, en- Italia, en-
Espa1a, en- los Estados-Unidos, en-
todo pals civilizado, donde la barba-
RE no impera, esa policia Sc halla
oFganizada Ell debida forma, tiene
su Recommendation y sus jefes, por-
que sin unos y sin otra no hay dis
ciplina possible, y donde no hay dis
ciplina solo existen la anarquia y Ell
des6rden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
MANIFESTATION EXPONTANEA

La Correspondence de San Juan, en-
su dltimo ndmero, inserta un remitido de
don Marcelino Cepero, vecino de esta ciu-
dad.
Cepero 10 dice francamente: Soy re-
pu6Licdno; pero 1addie Sc neete connaigo u no
Is cierto que haya sutrido ntng,tna clase de
Yea Ell gobierno esa manifestation !;
l6als ell pats.
En- Csguas no sc matrata los incondi.
Sc castigs, ST, los que infringen
la ley, faltando sus deberes de ciudada-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25


Yabucoa, 3 de JUNO de 1900. : Sr.
don Rafael Cortada. Ponce -Muy
Sr. mio y amigo: Tengo ell gusto de
communicable que ell resultado de nnes
70 Alanbique arreglado y mejorado
por I'd. despues de haber sido des
rozado por ell Cicl6n del de Agos
O ppdo ha superado con exces0 a to-
dos nueStrOs lculos, pues en- rendi-
mientO y calidad podemos asegurar
que no senemos competencia de min
gun Otr0 elabOrador.
Agradeciendo el esmero que demos
tr0 en- t0das las parties de su trabajo,
queda sus ordenes su affmo. amigo
y s. s. francisco Valtecitt0.
Los abaj0 firmados -tan conformes
con 10 que en- esta carta espresa por
ser verdad cuantO en- ella Sc cOnsig
na. -Beit2'd2a He2naa1aOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
Ell DOCTOR MORET

Aver estuvo en- Csguas nucstro buen
amigo el doctor don Gustavo Moret, me
dico de sanidad delejercito americana.
Fue la Capital para recibir su en-
cantadora nina, La seforlta PacaMoret
que ha llegado de New York, donde resi-
dfa.
Ambos continuaron sn viaje htsta
Cayey, donde Ell doctor Moret ejerce aho-
"a las funciones de su cargo.
Reiteramosles nuestro afectuoso sa-
Judo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
Fajard0

En- Fajardo ell ndmero fetal de electo-
res inscritos es de dos mil seiscientos cua
reEts.
Segdn Ands Hos, oorresponssl del
Neaos en- aquella loealidad, los federales sc
quejan al Gobernador, sin resultado, de
que los nombramientos de Jueces de cleo
Qi6n hayan favorecido los republicanos.
Hsesuran, ademas, que ell Consejo Ejecu
two af-srear La clausula de $25 de efectos
personales proporciono Ell medic de la co
rrupci6n electoral en- toda la isls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25

IEdudJUS u0l 6SIdOl0Clnl0ulO
YabucOa, II de JUNO de 1000. = Sr
don Rafael Cortada. Ponce. Muy Sr
mlo Gustesos cumplimos Ell ofrecI
mIento que a ustei hiciera don Jose
Facundo Cintr6n de una carta eSPe'
Gle de certifca do -creditiya del re-
sultado del trabajo que usted realizara
en- ell aparAJo de destiIar -fabrica
<Cail existente en- esta Hacienda
Laura
Decimos gustosos, porque no solo
en- la prueba, sino en- su marcha pos
terror, dich0 aparato marcha econ
perfecta regularidad, mas aprovecha
miento de vinazas y Y por 10 tanto
rIndIendo mas producto que antes con
los mismos gastos.
Sin otro particular, nos suscribimOs
de usted altos. y $. s. q. b. 8 IN.
Ctsat1'0zs Heas7gG7s0S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25

los patriotas.
E! tiempo vino daf fles eompleta Ia
raz6n.
Los repnblicanos de Ia Capital han
inscrlto en- las 1istas electoTales muchos
continentales tortokeaos
No couformes con haber include alli
en- dichas listss millares de desocupados
que no tienen condici6n alguna electoral,
apelau los elementos ex6ticos.
luago habIar8n los iaecoadicioadteS
de sus grandes mayorias en- las nrnas.
Pero en- ell peoado estA Ia penitencia-
Porque esos americanos que Sc pres
tan hoy & tomar psrte en- la actual come.
dia electoral, andando ell tiempo desearan
y obtendran puestos en- la Camara en-
los Munieipios.
Z eDtonces trataran como Sc merecen
los qae hoy les adulan.
Copiamos de La Opinion, peri6dico
repub icauo de Ponce:
g.. & quien recuerds con horror y
con indignation aquellos dias tristes ea
que Sc echaba Ala ealle la Guardia Civil
para mauiatar inermes ciudadanoS, pc
garles en- ell rostro J sepultarles en las he
diondas earce,es por Ell solo b 'cho de re-
belarse altiyamente contra la injusticia y
ell despotismo. -
Sc necesita frescurs para escribir es
tas lfneas, pues hoy resuItan hasta una
buaa para las infnitas vfctimas de la &C
tual situaoi6n.
Hoy no hay aqueIla Guardia civil que
tales desmanes cometi5.
Pero tenemos una policfs insular, en-
la que muchos de sus hombres hacen 10
nismo que Ell Sargento Escudero, c0nsp0a
ted7edo J encarcelando indefensos fede
rales.
z tenemos alcsldes como Egozcue,
Guzman Bsaftez, Iz4oierdo otros, peores
Glen veces que los Ulzus4du, Echevarrfa,
Romani etc.
Aquellos hechos, 81 abominables STEM
pre-, son hoy palidos ante la esormldad de
los tiranos incondicionsles que dssh onEan
4 Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
J. AntiamericanOS 2
No: antirepublicanos siempre.

NO: antrepubIlcan0S Slempre.
AntirrepublicanOs de Mac-kinley que
no nos deyuelye los dos millOnes ac0rda-
dos pOr ell Congres0, y ,que en- cambio
nos envla gente inepla para que expl0-
te al pals y azuce la dlscOrdia entire
puerto riquen0s Y puerto riquenoS
Mac kinley y sus seides no son los
Estados Unidos
Son simplemente unos politicians de
mas o menos fortuna, que mangouearOn
las elecciOnes Y Salieron avante, acaS0
contra la yOluntad del pueblo america
no, aunque muy q gusto de las sangui.
Juelas que .chupan, quieren chupar en-
Manila, Ell la Habana o en- San Juan
De estas sanguijuelas no somos nj
SeremoS nunca partldarlOs.
Tlenen mendrugOs que repartir
Y bien repartanlos a Col, Il Ro.
nero, Egozcue, d Cuchi, a todos los zan.
ganos del repub blicanismo
Asi, repartiendo algo, Sc ganan vo-
luntades.
Bien 10 recuerda Munoz Rivera que
tuvo bajo su pupitre, lami6ndole las
botas, a mas de uno de esoS ilustres ca
baLierOS.
Como los tendra ahora Mr.. Allen.
Como los tuvo aver Mr. Davis.
Porque en- esta situaci6n
esos upos del monitor
no hay viye Dios quien les yenza;
Sc acabara la vergiIenza,
pero es eterno Ell turr0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
A DIBSTRO Y SINIBSTRO

FL comite republican, de San J,.-
en- grandes tip0 no los tip0s del CONT,
estos son pequenos; sino los de impra1o
ta-piden en- ingles los continehtaIaa.,
que sc inscriban y voten.
Y para que nada falte a Ia adra.
tencia, Sc delata al partido federal
Sc afirma que daSasit6 nluchaS recex :
senor Mac Kinley y al pueblo de =
Union. :"
Y, por fin, Sc anade que somos ami
americanos.
La tarea es noble alta.
Digna de quienes osan acometerla
Aqui Sc llego antes la delaci6n an
la s0mbra, en- ell SecretO tncf0laJle.
Pero, hasta hoy, no lego nuDca I'M
comit6 pol ticO a cOnYertirse en- dnlatnr
sin ambajes nj rodeOs
Barbosa nos acus6 Glen yeces. con
los Davis y con los Allen de la manera
mas estulta
Egozcue nos acus0 tambi6n, con F.
pana y con los Estados Unidos, artera Y
falsamente.
al realizar la acci6n repulsiva es
condianse cautelosos.
Lanzaban la zaeta sin que pudi6ra.
mos descubrir la mano del traidOr.
Ahora un cOmite SO desembOza y
admite ell papel de Iscariote.
Es un magnif1co alarde
va So We.
PCr la denuncia cObarde
tcuantO cobra ell Comite?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
Rio Piedras

Todas las messs de registro estan
formadas con mayorfa de jueces republi
canos.
ConstituyeE la seccion electoral nj
nero Veinticinco de squella poblacion
como presidente don Miguel Mangual y
jueo es doa Joaquin Solfs don Acisclo
Rivera. Esta designation foe hecha por
la Junta de Distrito. No obstante ell ms
pectOr de elecciones, vulnerando Ell acuer
do de squella, sepsro al seflor Mangual,
sustituy 6ndole con don Jose j. Monclova.
Nuestros correligionarios creyeron que
este compsrecerfs d sus trabajos con ca
racter de independents; pero al tomar po
session de su cargo Sc deelaro republicano.
Lo l6gco era que ell sustituto de-
presidente Maugual tomara su puesto;
pero subitamente Sc presento ell juez seflor
Solfs ocupando TODD trance Ia presiden-
cia en- virtud de telegrama del Inspector
general.
Nuestros amigos pzotestaron de tanta
informalidad ante la Junts de Dstrito,
que repuso en- la preeidene1a al senior
Monclova: POGO despu6s ell Conaeio Eje
cutivo ordeno que Ell sefior Soils presi3iese
la mesa de inscription.
Es deeir que en- este asunto, despro-
visto de la seriedad Official, han interveni
DO varias autoridaies para hacer nombra
miei t7s = separaeiones.
Todo | 0 causa grandfsimos periui-
clos nuestTa colectividad, pues la sec
ci6n 25 quedo frmemente constituida
bora muy aVanzada de la tarde, impidien- |
do la inscription de los electoTes federales |
sn uu pueblo donde tenemos abrumadora |
Hay mas: oil reglamento que debe |
sjustarse la foTmacion de las listas electo
.ales ha sido violado, puesto que, no |
,onstando en- las de los utimcs comicios
os conceptos de color residencia de los
,iectores, Sc HI privado del derecho del
ufragio mnehos que carecfan de la de
ermlnaeion de dil hos conceptos, por la
orma en- que Sc lIevarron cabo las ante
iores inscripciones.
Esas importancias son bien notorias
"a ley tiende g2rantir la mayor smplitud
e gu voto; pero no restrlngirlo cerce-
arlo al capricho de IN psrtldo por que
ST oonvenga sus intereses.
Por las arbitrariedades y por los es-
andalos, las lueha -polftlcs de Noviembre
ara 6poca en- la historic de esta Polonia
mericana!
Mayaguez
Nos informan de aquella cindad que
uestros adversarios no Sc detienen en-
Iedios nj formas que pneda anmentar el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-25
Ell CAPTAIN MOLINA
Y I'm GUARDIA INSULAR

En la alcaldfa de esta ciudad Sc hs
recibido una denuncia contra ell capitau
Molina uno de los guardias sus orde
nes.
Con este metivo Sc tramita un expe.
diente, al que Sc darA ell curse que conYen-
ga para los efectos de iusticia.