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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-06

WE ARE closing out our stock ii
piano cased organs. If you WISH to
buy high-grade instrument cheap
call at once at our warerooms, 10
jefferson St., Michaelis a Roberts,
Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-06

the adoption OF resolutions Of regret
the house, as a further mark of respect
To the memory Of the deceased states
men. ut 40 20 III adjourned. n
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
PalOlO Land and
Improvement Co., Ltd.
ROOM 8, MODEL BLOCK, FORT ST
Ofice Hours-lo to lQ A. N.
A. T. COOKE, MANAGER
Offers for Sale or Lease

Offers for Sale or Lease
/. TRACTS of 25 to lo0 ACRES
OF land in Palolo Valley for building.
'arming or stock raising.
.. BLOCKS of Is BUILDING LOTS
each l5Ooo square feet with streets all
laid and lets cleared.
3. SINGLE BUILDING LOTS in
the valley or on the hill sides, 75xeO0
and l0oxl50.
!. AND 10 ACRE Lots Of CLAY
SOILS suitable for making bricks,
sewer pipe, flower pots, fire clay, etc.
S. 10000 TONS SHIP BALLAST
ROCKS in quantities TO suit, for sale
10 The quarry or delivered in town.
6. ROCK oUARRIEs of build -ng
stone for sale or lease. A good oppor-
unity Tor contractors and new build
ing firms to work or own their own
quarry.
.. Land suitable for SMALL FARM
ING, CHICKEN RANCHES, NOUN.
TAIN HOMES, Etc, for sale or lease.
S. ROAD METAL, CRUeHKD
ROCK for concrete work for sale 10
quantities "a suit. by the yard or leo
900 yards. Special rates Tor large
quantities.
3. OPPORTUNITIES for contrac-
tors TO put up so TO 10 cottages for rem
tai and for buss line To run as soon as
buildings are rented.
10. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN.
PROPERTY and sites for hotel pur-
poses. three TO four miles Of The Post |
Office. for sale or lease On favorsbls |
terms.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16

VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
q. s. S. IroQuois. Pond, Midway Island,
Aug. 5.
Z. S. A transport Frederick, Ivanches.
San Francisco, Sept IA.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
TRAINING OF SEAMEN.

The seamen who man the nations
warships need more than the capacity
to maintain position on their decks
perpendicular to the horizon to qualify
them for the duties that are expected
of them. They need qualities which
can only be ingrained by training, says
the Liverpool Journal of Commerce.
qualities Of quickness Of eye. nimble-
ness of limb, strength and steadiness
Of nerve, an indomitable courage AMI
resourcefulness of mind under every
conceivable condition. Under no sys-
tenn of mental or physical training can
these qualities be developed so well rs
under the discipline and drill Of a sail
ing craft The constant, careful watch
fulness that must be exercised over
every circumstance of wind, weather
and vessel develops in no mean meas
ure that keenness OF vision and activ-
ity of brain which sailors are credited
with. The Handy Man gets his handy
propensities, not by 'sculling" round
the decks Of modern battleship.
where, apart from drills. ETC.. he can
And nothing else to do but wash paint
work and do what little tidying up
there is on a practically ropeless ship;
but in the square-rigged craft Of the
training squadron. where he has to
show his agility in climbing, reeang,
slowing, hauling and keeping the run
ming and standing gear "shipshape."
combination which has a significance
unappreciable to any but those who
know it from experience. 1t is out On
a topgallant yardarm, in breeze on
a black, stormy night, with lightning
flashing with binding power, that self
reliance and confidence and the ability
to work hard with both hands ard
hold on at the same time are nu-.
tured.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16

skyhrk. III; Witch q the Wave. III:
John Wade. III: John Wade. ID: Ra-
vec. us. Celestial l2o: Ringed Ar
row. III.
Readers Win note the romantic
names which savor Of ancient lore
romance. mythology. Neptune and
mernaics. poetry. Fennimore Coopers
Leather Stocking and Indian TaleA
The builders and owners Of the pas.
we're enveloped In . mystical cloud
which only those who came In the
early days can feel The modern
shipbui.der and owner L. Ike the fresa
water crank. Doctor Cogsvell Of foun-
tain fame. and egotisticai. and name
their ships after themselves. as John
Smith. VIM Jones. Henry Brown and
Sarah Perkins Put these names
against the above and the following:
Ocean Bird. White SquaIl. Grey Feath-
er, Winged Racer. Golden Racer. Ga
zelle, Storm King. Mermaid. Bald
Eagle. Morning Light. Living Age.
Seaman's Bride, Flying Eagle. Belle
of the West, Empress OF the Seas. Sow
ereisn of the Seas, Flying Dutchmal.
Golden Gate. Golden Fleece. Think OF
Don Quixote. De Soto. Columbus.
Drake, Raleigh, Sinbad the Sailor. Red
Jacket. Queen Elizabeth and the many
historical characters OF the past and
the beauty OF those ship names.
Here Is another list of California rae
ers which entered the Golden Gate IN
those same years. Their names repre-
sent the characters OF the past: The
Reverethink of Paul Revere, patriot;
Rose Standish. the sweet New England
Puritan Maid; Avondale-savors OF
Shakespearean lore; Lady Arabella,
with gallant knights, banners, turresed
castles and dungeons deep: Sunbeam
creeping In through the broken pane
In the haunts Of poverty. the strag-
Cling sunbeam to the lonely prisoner
in his dungeon is the herald OF hope
that be is not forgotten. St Patrick
carries with 1t the worship and idol
of the Catholic Irish; his experience.
persecution and conversion Of the pa
gan Irish to Christianity; Huguenct
reminds US OF their persecution, exile
and the massacre on st. Bartholomew
eve; Atlanta, the lost Atlantas Of the
ancient navigators; Venice. the dream
city Of art, love, poetry. music. gon-
dolas and stillettoes; Michael Angelo,
artist, painter, dreamer, who still lives
on canvas handed down as his handi-
craft; Cleopa "a, her loves and roman
tic death; Sirocco, the balmy and spicy
monsoon which sweeps from Arabias
shore across the Mediterranean sea.
Again, think what the following names
signify to those who love books and
history of past ages: Helena, Ariadne,
Vandalia, Cynthia, Ino. Cyget, Astrea,
Cyane and Rubicon have the odors II
mythology; Herculaneum and Parthian
resurrect the dead cities of Italy and
Greece. Around all these names Of
ships hover memories not to be for
gotten. The naming of these ships
are keeping the dead past alive
Capt John F. James, in San Francisco
City Front News.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
FAMOUS PASSAGES.

These are the passages made BY
famous ships from 1S4s to 1854 from
Boston and New York to San Francis
CO. with number OF days: The Flying
Cloud. 50 LIZ days: Flying Cloud. 90:
Sword Fish. 81: Flying Fish. 90: John
Gilpin. 81: Surprise, 81: Flying Fish.
100: Contest. 100; Ringleader. 100:
Storm. 100: Flying Fish, 100; john
Gilpin. 100 ga: Flying Fish. leo 81:
Westward Ho. 100 "a: Staffordshirs.
1el: Tornado. le1: Eagle. 104: Sam
uel :sussell. lo4: Phantom. 104: Wild
Pigeon. los: Eagle Wing. les: Flying
Cloud. los: Archer. 1o6: Seaman. los:
Celestial. l07: Westward Ho. lo7: n.
B. Palmer. 1o7, Herald Of the Morn
ipE. lo5: Sword Fish. los: Sea With,
los: Young America. ITO: Samuel Rus
sch. Ito: Game Cock. ll0: Unknown.
IL: 0elena. lis: Golden Gate. rs:
Flying Children. us: Eagle Wing. lis:
So Serpent. lis: staehound. rs:
Tradevind. lls: John Bertran. lis:
Witch of the Wave. lis: Surprise. M:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains.
lin European Goods

We have just received an immense shipment
comprising the following: Laces. Embroid-
cries. Gloves Flowers, Feathers Trimmings
Lace Bows and Scarfs. Capes, Cloaks. Silk
Blouses. Belts. Sun Shades, Umbrellas. Ladies'
and Gents Handkerchiefs. Table and Piano
Covers. Dress Goods Quilts and Toilet Covers.
Flannels and Flanneettest Table Damasks
Towels, Gentlemens' Suitings. ETC.,
These Goods arrived per s. S. China.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
MERCHANTMEN.
Coasters not included.l


Archer, Am blk. Calhoun, San Fran
cisco, Aug. q.
Alice Cooke, Peuhollow. Blakley, Aug.
"a. Lumber to l. & c.
Albert, Am blk Grifiths. San Francis
co, Aug. L.. H. Hackfeld & Co.
Ceylon, Am blk, Willer. Laysan Island.
Sept Z.
Challenger. Am sh. Gould. New YORK,
Sept. /.
C D. Bryant, Am biz. Colley. San
Francisco, Aug. 80.
Dunreggan, Br blk, Dixon, London,
Aug. 8. Haw, Fert. Co.
E. B. Sutton. Am sp. Carver. San Fran
cisco. July IS.
enterprise, Am sch. San Francisco.
Aug. &c.
Florence. Am sh. Ryder. Tacoma.
Aug. %.
F. S. Redf1eld. Am sch, Iorgensan.
Port Gamble. Aug. is. Allen & Rob-
inson.
John Currier, Am SD, Murchison. Ia
coma. Aug. Is.
J. b. Brown. Am sh, knight, New
castle. Aug. Il. Coal to order.
hiimory. Br sh. Corrance, Liverpool.
Aug. Z. H. Haakfe.d 4 Co.. Ltd.
X. P. Riphet, Am blk. McPhail. San
Fran :isoo. Sept. II.
Sebastian Bach. Br bk. Nagasaki, Feb
rlary II.
s. c. Allen. job lson. San Francisco.
september ;.
Standard, Am sh, Getchell. Tacoma,
Aug. Is. o. r. & L. Co.
VIM. Olsen, Am sch. Hurtmon. Wello-
pa Harb0r. Sept II.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From kapaa, per stmr. James Makee,
Sept. Is.-xiss Lillian Mundon, Miss
Clara Smith, Master Lawrence Mundon,
Master Herbert Mundon, Miss Emma Ka-
vel and - on deck.
From Kauai ports. per stmr. w. G.
Hail, Sept. Isl Sims. Miss Little,
CHESTER Doyle, G L Bigelow. N Feman
cez, A G Cones, F w Miiverton, P No
ane. ] II HolSuolea, c Bush, Judge Little.
j w Cathea,t. Col De la Vegne, Sing
Chong, Mrs Smith, Miss Weibe, Cnas
Creighton, c c Biting, Miss kahau!e 10.
4 B Sehr.mfront. Mrs Waialeale, Master
Smith, Master Deveriii. Mr. Kaae. Mrs
Eek. A S Wilcox, wife and children, j h
Calstock and 81 on deck.
From Hilo and way ports, per stmr
Kinan, Sept. Is-Judge Estee, J c Baird.
W B Mailing, Marshal d Ray, Miss L j
Ray. &c Cohen, w D Adlms, F Poole,
L P Rookie, Jerry Mills. c N Arno d. j
lawton. e Avery, J Ma,hado F gardner.
H Wise and wife, c Alexander and wife.
G.y Livinston. w e Sharp, R L Colburn.
A Campbell. DR. w L Moore, Mrs Sarah
l. man, MRS J Surgvs. w g Walker, Miss
Hattie Hspai, Csc Hapai, Mr. and Mrs
N ckens, j n Mason and wife, Mrs N
Ryle, Miss Ryle, c Smith. kenne-
DIX. j G SeirJo, w NJ Williamson, JR
Wilson and wife. Mrs Busch and daught-
e.. A L Shaw, Miss Amy iiili. n T Hamb-
". r Z Richmond. w II Campbell, P
B1rTy, James Glib. A Musa, r c Hart
nan and wife. r c Lyman Jr. S CT
Davies, Miss Hzrdi &c. him D. Silya. J
Walxe6eld, PIE Is, AIS Csc f MeLecd.
Mrs e a Fraser. AWC srrer c x Still
nan. J II Jones, ArsW Shara.t, Ms L
kecholnloie. Mrs. Dale, A.ster Ar hur
Gsy, Hon San Parker ard wife. Sam
PARKER j. T Dowien, c e Stafford, Sam
Haley, Miss n E Aiex2Hder. Mss Hannah |
N1flni. Miss 6elle Vida. D B Maconachie.
s = ne1trciu. C F Busch, Maaada. ASI
Cmten. An G Kaaul1i md 5 deck Pas
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
ARRIVALS.
Saturday, Septeml

* Saturday, September Is.
Stmr Keauhou. Mosher. from Kill
auea
Stmr Mikahala, Petersen, from Ma
kaweli.
Stmr w. G. Hall. Thompson, from
Kauai ports
Stmr James Makee. Tulleet. from
Maui and Molokai.
Stmr Kinau. Freeman, from Hilo aud
way ports; cargo. 80 nags potatoes. 3.
hogs. g bags corn. Is cords wood. 2
horses. 272 pkgs sundries.
p. NJ s. s. Rio de Janeiro. Ward.
from the Orient
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
DEPARTURES.

Sch J. NJ. weatherwax. Sorenson. for
the Sound In ballast.
Germ sh Philadelphia. wachter. for
the Sound
p. n s. s. Rio de Janeiro. Ward. for
San Francisco.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
HALLS REPORT.

The ". G. Hall came in from Kauai
ports yesterday morning with $500 bass
Of suGnr for Hackfeld Z Co. and 100
bags u rice for the Sing Chong Co.
She reports the Fanny Adele d!scharz-
Ing 1t Elee,e. The Concord and the
Not Wahins were 1t Eleele- The ".
g. Hall brought six sailors Of the
steamer Nflhan who we're witnesses In
the cass Of Kaapa, charged with tAs
murder a . japanese.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
William SaVidge
Real Estate
Broker,
ao6 Merchant Street
FOR SALE

I. House and lot on Young St; soxi4o,
house contains 5 roona Price
$3.50.
= Twostory residence On Young ST.:
10 rooma Prise $500. Only
part e2sh-
/ House and lot on Alexander 81;
l0QxisQ; houss contains rooms
Price 5000
l. House and lot AZ Kalihi, 7Tax15e;
s rooms Price S2.soo. A bargain
5. House and los or slopes Of Punch
bowl Price $3.50.
8 House and lot on hinau st; SoxIoo.
A bargain for $a.soo.
!. Lo, at Kalihi; 77Hxlsa Price
$1,000.
s. Lot at Kaiihi: 5exioo. Price $500.
3. Hou,e and lot at Kalihi: I5sxIs0:
house contains rooms Price
$500
10. House and lot on College 81: 7sx
LIS. A bargain for 1870.
IL. Business property on Fort st. 81.
IS. Price $500.
L. Lot on kekaulike St: IS It front
Price 5000.
10. Lots at kewalo; all bargains. SCI
100 each
Ii. House and -ot on LIlihz St. S. 500.
10. House and lot on Vineyard St:
$500.
Is Lot on Young St: S5x155. Price
5000.
II. Lodging house on Fort st; month
ly gross i-come sis5. Price
5000.
is. Leasehold on Queen St; 81 years to
run; splendid warehouse prop
erty; $4,000
10. Leasehold on Beretania st, with
new building, suitable for stores
or warehouses: 1890.
20. Lots at Kallhi.
q. Lots at Palama near Insane Asy-
lum-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16

III Robert 0rieve Puhlishing Co.
Ltd, = prepared to do hrst clAss Job
uuU TAa te3ephons number = 47S.
II olncs b located q lis Merchant
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DYAxoNo HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON, Sept 18th Weather clear
wind light, east
noyxxxSrs OF STEAMERS.

NoyENENTS OF STEAMERS.
Steamers due AMI TO sail today and
for the month Of September are - fol-
lows:
ARRIVE
Steamers- Prom Due.
Doric3S. Sept -
Australia-S. F............Se Sept Is
Nippon Aaru-S. F..... sept g
Warrimoo-Victoria ...... Sept. ~
DEPART.
Copuc-S. E........ sept -
Miowera-yictoria ........ Sept IS
Australia-S. E......... Oct 3
America Aaru-S. F-.... Oct. 2
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-16
VESSELS EXPECTED.
From.

Vessel. From.
Mary Winkleman. Am bkt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20
A Las kGENCIAS
De Ia DEM0CRACIA'
AVIso IMPoRTAMTE

Yolvenos q rsooraEr 8 nUegtros
sgentes que lEs EuscriPeio 1ss 3 este oiario
Sc eobran por nsses { inFAriAblenente
suticips LoE snscrltorss que no GesP"
ten ese sist r1E, podrsn dsrss De bsgs
cuando gust Ii dis 25 ss retarsrA 81
peri6dico A roDOs siD eeepelCDs a Il Dos
los que no hsyan EstitfesbO s9e cRptss.
LIS sgepciSG. ss servIrBn pssarSos sFls0.
81 no 10 p&sBrs1, o0Ds56ersrt Mos TeGs1-
dadss las saseripsionss ylos se1orss sgen
les nos respondera1 de e lE1Ports-
Es.s.s ma nedids DsosssriF. Nnss Z
l1os amigos oomPrenderkp ain etfaerEo
q1e una trnPrers, 6sspp5s de stfnr tsntos
contrasts mgsOs y per! !airi, e hs Dsoester
sodos sus recuHsoa. 10 te nsds Ia
die pero dtEss Ia DBToa puDtUHladSo sD
los compromises cue coD a admin Elrs-
cioD e. eoLir .en, fl de qne PAeda Ella
scr pGntual, q su FeE, con los redSotores,
los opersrioe, Iop csEeros, ios QEe Bf -
de pspel, ilats, a. Il
10 reptfia e. d. 5fs z5 SOLO EE-
cIHiAAN La DEmocKACEA tOs qae teDgst
,slI,f, tbo e iDpt re de - sboDo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20
DIAz NAVARRO
FIN ARECGBO

Seg1n Ieemos en- FL Bdtu0rts, ell Ii
cenciado don Hsrminio Diax, querido ami
COY correligionsrio nuessro, ha llegado 3
aquella villa para coneuTrir a los debate S
de un juicio oral.
Con tai motivo escribe el colega:
xAl estrech8r la msno del entusiasta
correIIgionario, tuvimos OCCASION de cam
biar impresiones sobre la marcia de la po
lftica puertorriq lefis, que no pueden ser
mas optimistss o. 6udole sc confofta Ia
fe de los que fan en- Ia edoscia de nHestrs
labor para sslvar este pais de nuestFos
smoTes.
Sus cordialfsi mas reIacioues con nues-
tro jefe, seflor Mufioz Rivera, su proxi
midad les ceptros donde Ia polftics 9
dessrroIla con msyor actIvidad, dan lac
paIabras de Diaz Navarro singular autori-
dad que creee si Sc estim 81 las dotss de
eempetencia que alderman d nuestro amigo.
lie saludamos con Ell oariio que nos
mereee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20
LA AABNINISTRhCION'OE CORREOS
De CAmUY

Sc notan en estss 4 sinas desde lz to-
ma de possession del sctHsl adEiHistr8dor
senor Iglesias determinadsa prstsrIeiOnes
hacfa Il sTtO grapo soeiai = en c. II no mn
: as eonsi iersciopes b zcis otro grupo.
Mauifeeta ese Sc aor que tis7e ma or
der per Is qae no puede enfregsr co
srsspODdeDcia Bsdie 10 siendo q II
( sressdo, 10 eusl. de scr caeTtos debf
1 u1plirse gsnersim~rLe. Pero no facillt -
comodidades nnos J presentar otstsculot
1 o4rOs. La ley debe ser igasl para sOdoa-
Z llama stsnci6n g0e Tisiendo eE
lejauo barrio III srieto sc le entrsgueE
cart otrc amigo sin preseB8sr doca
mSuio que 10 satorice, como IN OeurTldC
ret issteBente cor las paiegos que Paas
los 5ueces electorsles han Elegsd0.
Z llama N IN stsnei6n ssa 81 nPTs
i los de- grape inoondiciOnai loa qRs %
stiends trsts de periudicsr i los fede
Salee
II Ias efsinAs del Estado 10 debei
exittir paatidos PoiitiooA.
6i ese sehoF es republlaaD0 que u
hzgs polfties q donds todos Psgzno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20

Ia ciudad, Ia eomisi6n del syuutsmiento
que pas6 d Salinas a sSladaF Mr.. Alle1,
spro7ech6 Ia Presencia alIf del gobernador
del <Banco de Puerto RiooS para hacerle
propc giciones sobre m enprestit0.
El peri6dieo alBdIdo no dice 81 cHa1o
sl negocio.
e Iuieio oraI por los tiros De Jusna- l.
DisE que dsbi6 tener efseto ell microbes,
&c Ia trsnsfsri3o sin precis II fsehA.
Don jose Silva estuv0 en- ests eiudad
slgunss horss, coDtinusndo 60 vis5e hscis
San Juan.
Sc dice que Is csLsbrs sesi6o que 40
hs Iogrsdo cege5yavse. Sc ceEebrarf en IL
ooehs del microbes, 81 los cskebrss con5s-
fales ssistsn e- namero s16eients.
Veremos ii sc eusis Is celsbraci6H
Dos z z .letoDes r'hsron el microbes
! de RI adrUg sda. Eurr8Bdose de 10 Undo.
e espeet&cuio 10 preset ESI6n paite de-
MT 10 thblico que ssiste Las misss DC
Agninaldo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20
SlEMPRE Los MISMOS

tiles una 6poca, la mas gloriosa
para este pals, y en- la cue no hay
un solo hecho que no honre d nues-
tro Jefe.
La comparaci6n no puede ser
mas desgraciada Aquellas CamaEas
auton6micas no tuvieron TEMPO de
legislar, pues la guerra c,sn los Es-
tados-Unidos vino iDterrumpir sus
sesiones apenas iniciadas. Y sinem-
bargo, a aquella Camara Sc pre-
sent6 un proyecto, que no lego d
discutirse, y por ell cual Sc declaraba
incompatible ell cargo de Delegado
con cualquier otro destino retribuido,
exceptuandose los alcaldes de San
Juan, Ponce y Mayagiiez y a los
Presidentes y fscales de Audienclas
y Corte Suprema, teniendo para clio
en- cuenta ell Reglamento de las Ca
maras espanolas, que autorizaban d
flncionarios de esa categoria para
llevar la investidura del diputado.
Y 81 ALA, en- la antigua metr6poli,
tan encomiada por ell doctor We've
en- los saloDes del Ateneo cuando las
reuniones para la union de las dos
ramas autonomistas, no existia la
incompatibilidad del diputado con
esos cargos, claro esta, que aca, en-
la colonia espafiola, no debian exlstir
tampoco. Ell reglamento de las Ca
maras espanolas no prohibia 10 que
hoy prohibe ell de las Camaras anne
ricanas.
Asi, pues, cuando el DR.. We've
auiera tirarnos chinttGs, sea mas 10
gico y mas serio, y no vaya a bus
carlas a los tiempos de la antigua
domination, bien distinta en- leyes y
costumbres a la actual.
Por 10 demds, aquellas CSmaras,
d pesar de su corta existencia, fue-
ron unas Camaras serias y patrl6tl-
cas-, que no pEsieron en- ridiculo al
pals, como 10 estan poniendo esas
actuales Camaras republicanas, con
esos bills estdpidos y risibles, sobre
rifas de gallos. voto electoral d Ia
muier, indultos 4 baadidos e incen-
diarios, que demuestran la poca ca
pacidad y sentido moral de unos ca
marer0s impuestos al pals pOr IN 60
bierno guas6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORR EO

Den Psdro ID. Vergsrs eta restsble-
cid. de- Is emf rDe5sd Cue le EetaFo en
cams
Sc registra bastsa = sniIn acion pa
- e grsn halle qae en 1aoehs baSszG ceie
brssa a CgaB de- gatss-
- Sc dlce que los . nOres De f0rd
y Compz enbsrg IRON ia plaza del rnsr
o&do el 1cued aeta, para cobr&Tte las
grnodeE caDtfdadss q0e 81 DaniciPlo leE
debs-
Aver eptr6 en Il PGslt de sqaslls
ciudad el vspor oOIreo espAn1is Procs-
deute de la Fl bans-
-D.s2uss de hzber pre.tsdO deela
raci6n q ii iuioio orzl De MufoE Rlvera
ne retro para su residences &C Rlo 6rAn.
de upestro bRen smigo den Alfredo de u
CrnE.
Sc Asegura que mAaAna fsrniEAri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20

Ia vfsta pdblica de la causa de los sucesos
lie Sets mbre.
-Ayer embarc6 para Esp II. nues
tro bien querido amigo ; corrsligionario
don Luis LloreEs To r 8.
No se ha conf ,mado ell que pre-
seutara gu reEuncia ell Lcio. don Jose
Maria B sDco, del cargo que tiene en- Ia
Directive de IA asociacion de farms eu
ticos.
= Sc trasladaJan muy propto q San
Juan, dos comps MAS de Ia cabsllerfa que
Sc encuentra on Cayey.
-Ha salido para los E,tsdos Unidos
el j6Vea don Rafael Velsrde, h'jo de do
ma Rafaela Medina Va con objsto
de aprender Ell ing6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-20

Desde que ciertos elementos de
la politica autonomista Sc separaron
de nosotros constituyendo ell antigua
partido puro, hoy republican,, de-
dicaronse a la ingrata labor de COM
batirnos dia tras dia con las armas
innobles de la calumnia, la mentira,
Ia difamaci6n y la injuria.
Ell hbelo, que hasta entonces no
habia tornado carta de naturalization
en- nuestro pals, Sc propag6 de tai
modo, que hasta los Peri6dicos serios
de ese partido adversarlO, Sc c0nyIr-
tieron en- otros tantos papeles insul-
tantes.
Las principales dguras del par
tido federal han sido tan calumnia-
das, Sc han inventado farsas tan in
verosimiles, que ha haber llevado a
los tribunales sus autores, a estas
horas estariaD ilenas las carceles de
testaferros y plumas mercenarias.
Pero nuestros hombres han preferido
siempre mirar con desprecio a esos
seres inmundoS los que hariamos
IN alto honor qurrellandonos contra
ellos. Nuestra prensa, que no des-
ciende al insulto, tampoco ha parade
mientes en- esOs papeles, concretan-
dose a afrojarlOs de sus redacciones,
como Sc arrola al animal leproso, GU
yo contacto lnfeccfona.
Pero a yeces surgen hombres
de ese partido, que por su posici6n
social & intellectual, merecen que le
tomemOs en- consideration, para refu-
tar sus reticencias maliciosas. Tai
nos ocurre hoy con Ell doctor don
Santiago We've, Distinguish canlafe''o.
En- la session del dia l6, al ira
tarse sobre el Bill de incompatible
dades, manifesto el se1or We've que
ssiendo estas Camaras homog6neas,
scomo 10 fueron las que Sc constitu-
syeron cuando el se1or MufOz Rive
sra era jefe del partido liberal auto
snomista, no deseaba que sc susten-
stase Ell Precedente que tuvo efectc
sentonces, permitendo que se senta-
sran en- Ia Camara mlembros que
seran funciOnari0s p1blicOs.S
Muy desmemoriado anda el Sc
nor We've, quien, como todos los re-
pubIicanos, para atacar al senior Mu-
hoz Rivera, van buscar sus Proyec-