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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
ST. PAUL PRODUCE.

O6icial quotations on produce are no
longer furnished by the St Paul Produce
exchange Unofficial quotations Tor lots
changing hands in the open market are
Butter-Receipts light. Creameries---Ex-
tras, 2215@23c; firsts, 22c. Dairles-Hand
separators, pc; extras, 20Q2lc; hrsts, II
Q1Sc. Eadles-EXtras, lie; packing
stock, 166Jt6lac
Cheese-Market firm and active, Twins,
fancy, full cream, 12@l21sc; full cream, an,
/, 1217GI13c; brick, No. z, 1l12c; SWISS
cheese. old, 121s@14c; Iimburger. as to
grade, 71s@11c. -
Eggs-Marlket steady; receipts heavy.
Fresh stock, cases Included, at mark,
Size. 1880
Popcorn-Per lb, 2Hasc. ss
Beans-1darlxet frma Fancy navy, per eu,
$225; medium, hand picked per bu, si6o
Psas%Yellow peas. 25sS + fancy green.
Potatoes-st fair demand at esGsOc.
Vegetables-Caulif1oRer per bu, 81; let
tuce, per doz, 35c; parsley, per doz 2Oc;
tomatoes, crate, So; beets, per bu, 40c;
oyster plant, per d0Z, 45c.
Cabbage Steady Per ib &c.
Apples-MarlSet welFseleaned up. Jonath-
ans, fancy, per Dbl, 81; fancy, per bbl.
$S5@5.gO SaE .; fancy, Ben Davis S4.SO@S; choice
Lemons-Recsipts liberal; demand good.
caiifornia, per b;osa s. g9s. s.
VI dH6 eti11OI lllet lloNSi, 20 HV0o-oV, OCCu-
lings, $2.5602.7 75.
Onions-Home grown, 75G9Oc.
Nuts-Hickory, per bd, $1@1.25; black wal
walnuts, per lb, 14Ss peanuts, raw, per
lb, &c; peanuts, roasted, per ID, 7c; Bra
zils, per 1b, DC; pecans. medium. 11@
115sc; hazelnuts, per Id, 5@Sc; chestnuts,
Figs and Dates-Figs, new, California,
per box, $1.10; Fard dates, 10-lb boxes,
8Q9c; HaIlowee dates, new, &C.
per half Dbl, $2.75 hard, per bbl, 50.
Pressed Meats-Demand good; supply
fair. Veal, fancy. &c; veal, medium, &c.
hogs, country dressed, 5@5a<c; mutton.
off. 7@9c.
Poultry-Dressed turkeys chogca II
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
THREsHING IN RUSSIA.

Mark A. Carleton, of the United States
department OF agriculture, in recent bull
letin, has the following to say Of thresh-
ing by the peasants Of Russia and ST.
IBERIA:
"A common method of threshing among
the peasants is With the fail. Another
method, however, which was often OBJ
served by the writer, is the driving of
horses or cattle over circular windrows of
straw. knocking out the grain by tramp
Ing. This method is practiced near Odessa
fin the Kherson government. Sometimes
sleds or drags, constructed in various
ways and often weighted, are pulled over
the piles Of grain, adding TO the effects
of tramping. The large threshing ma
chimes are now often seen on large farms,
though they are by no means commonly
used. Steam threshers were occasionally
observed in operation in the midst of
many large ricks, reminding one of sim
liar operations on a Dakota wheat farm,
but such scenes were rare.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
MINNESOTA's HIGHEST SCORES AT
LINCOLN.

In response to numerous requests, q
considerable amount of seed testing was
done last year by the Iowa agricultural
experiment station for the farmers, gar
deners and fruit growers of the state.
There seems to be a demand for repe-
tition Of this good work the present sea-
son. 1t is especially important to know
the quality and germinative power of
corn, clover and grass seed
If farmers will therefore send in by
mail samples containing not less than 100
seeds Of these and other agricultural sta
pies, the experiment station will test
them carefully and report results as
early as possible. A charge of 10 cents,
which may be remitted in stamps or spe-
Gle, will be made for each sample, to COW
er the cost Of labor. Address packages
to the Department of Horticulture, Iowa
Agricultural College, Ames, 10.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
NO MORE TRICKS.
Poultry Monthly.

Poultry Monthly.
The signs Of the times point to the end
of borrowing birds for shows, and we
think, also, to the buying, just previous
to any show, to strengthen ones string,
or paying big price for bird with the
understanding that the seller is not to
compete where bird is shown. The sooner
the rules are made so stringent that no
birds shall be shown not Matched and
raised by exhibitor, the better fer the
fancy. Doubtless, some would lie about
this, but after being barred out OF sew
eral good shows on account OF this, this
would cease, and the shows would bear
more sportsmanlike character and the
competition would be keeEer and the sat
isfaction so much the greater
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
vANCES MADE EARLY CLOSE
AT AN INCREASE
CORN CONTINUES
STRONG
Wall Street Surprised With a Flat
terinE Bank Statement, When
Just the Opposite Had
Been Expected.

Wheat closes another week with a gain
In prices While 1t is not large, it Is
nevertheless gratifying to the bull ele-
ment, which has placed confidence In the
bettermant of grain conditions. long since
cosidered due. Minneapolis and Duluth
make the better showing. AT the former
the gain is fully cent, with in some in
stances, even better figures having been
offered. AT I'uiuth there Is a gain of
more than 1c, and the Duluth market
is reported strong and buoyant. Dealings
have been larger than for many weeks,
owing to the restoration of public con-
fidence, and the firm faith Of the bulls
that wheat is too low for prevailing con-
ditions. The outlook is regarded as fa-
vorable. and the present week is expected
to show added demand and more active
business in all lines of grain.
CORN AND OATS
Corn closes the week strong and high
er. There has been most remarkable
improvement in corn, Of late, and it has
come with little explanation as to the
probable causes Of the gains shown. AT
the close Saturday the corn market was
in buoyant frame, and the prospects were
every bit as bright as they have been for
many days.
There has been a fair amount of bus
mess transacted in oats, but the changes
noted in prices have not been of suiti-
Client volume to attract much attention.
On the whole, dealers are satisfied, and
the outlook is considered encouraging.
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
Stocks have ruled rather irregular
throughout the week just closed True.
there have been gains III some ol the
standard securities, ana where there have
been losses they have not been sufficient
~ great to cause any perturbation in the
bull ranks. There came to Wall street a
most agreeable surprise Saturday In the
publication of favorable bank state
ment. Anything but a satisfactory SHOW
ing had been expected, and the surprise
naturally had a strengthening effect upon
securities. The industriaIs have shared
N the activity Of the week, Sugar having
the cut made by the Arbuckle interest
was not as great as was expected 1t would
be, but it caused somewhat of a Hurry
in the stock market. Money rates have
been comparatively easy throughout the
week
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
WHAT MARY DID.

At the great exposition in Omaha it
was the custom for the people to register
or sign their names in the different state
buildings People who registered were
asked to give their occupation, so that
the book read like this, John Smith,
farmer" Thomas Brown, carpenter -
and so on.
A little golden-haired girl asked that
she might register. She was told to write
her name and occupation, and this is
what she wrote: MARY Jones; / help
mamma"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
FIELD, FIRM IND HOUSEHOLD.

nure too highly. Many market garden
ers put on as high as from forty to fifty
cords to the acre. The only drawback
to its use is the fact that it very COM
monty contains good deal of weed seed
If, however, 1t is used abundantly and
precautions are taken to provide plenty
Of water during the period of develop
Ing the fruit, strawberry plants will bear
plendfully. So important, however, is
water that a common maxim among
strawberry growers is, 1.-The pump Is the
best fertilizer for the strawberry"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs

SOUTH ST. PAUL, March 31.-The re-
ceipts at the Union stock yards today
(estimateO were: Cattle, Is; calves, 25;
hogs, 1850; sheep, 100; horses. 100; cars,
So
Official receipts Friday were: Cattle, 76;
calves. 120; hogs, 1;406; sheep, So; horses,
109 cars 29.
The following table shows the roads
over which Fridays receipts came in and
the number Of loads hauled by each
Cattle Hogs Sheen. Mixed
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
Through Tourist Sleeping Car serv-
Ice to Texas, Old Mexico and Cal.
ffnrnfH

Via Chicago Great Western Railway 70
Kansas City and Missouri, Kansas % a
Texas, San Antonio g. Arkansas Pass O. q z
Southern Pacific Railways through DaiIiaalSo iIialo
San Antonio, El Paso and Los &nna1ss.
to San Francisco. Only through car Gaes S;.s
from the Northwest to Texas points ns e
connecting gGia at Spefford Junction for ii ali
points m n Old MeTieo Taese n cars are in
St Paul every Friday at II:2O n 'eave
reaching Dallas the following EiIn.lna.. ~. -
San Antonio on Monday, Ell Paso " ",
Tuesday. Los Angeles at noon WednsoSn on
day and San Francisco early ThursSesSs
morning These are Pullman To11rsaLy y
Cars similar to those run on all transtt
continental lines. and the charges for
berths are about half those regularly
charged. To persons who have mafIe ~
trip to California via other routes. fhts .s
Southern route will prove a most daS
ightful change, and to persons coiten3-
plating q trip to Texas or Mexican points
1t furnishes facilities heretofore unoffered'
Full Information furnished by 3. p
Elmer. 6. A. P. D.. Fifth and Robert
streets. st. Paul.
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MANURE FOR STRAWBERRIES.

Mr.. Editor; VIII you please tell me-
through the columns of your valuable pa
per, what is the best common farm fer
ttlizer to make Strawberries bear abund-
antly?
There is none better An barn ward
manure, and it is hardly possible to ma
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
Will Fight Extradit,on.

MUNCIE. Ind. March 31.-oscar Wat
son, son of William Watson, a retired
wealthy farmer, was arrested tonight on
been conducting a livery stable there and
is alleged to have embezzled three horsaa
when he left recently after selling ont
and will attempt to evade having ~ ~"
back to Ohio ~ 81
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Zeal Mines shut DoMn.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 31.-All
the coal mines in Indiana suspended oper-
This action was due to the failure Of the
operators to sign wages contract for the
scale year beginning April l. About lf1
men will be idle until the joint conference
is resumed April TO- S
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
srrLLERs AT PARIS EXPOSITION.

announcements have been sent out by
the directors of the Paris exposition OF
an International meeting for millers, and
requesting representatives to make ar
-rangements to attend. A feature, besides
the exchange of idas, will be statistics
from the different countries.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
IETMoRTELLES.

''Idfe Everlasting is the name
OF a common roadside flower,
All unknown In gardens of fame,
But it has the rarest power
For it will ever bring to thee
A thought of immortality.
A B HYDE
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02

fancy, 1o@1O1kc; hens, $1,000; ducks, 1Ok
Ffsh-Fair demand. Croppies, per lib. 515
csc; pickerel, per lb, 2Q212c; pike, per
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-02
TORONTO HORSE SHOW.

The Toronto horse show will be held on
April &c, q and IS, and the committee in
charge will present a Nery attractive
prize list, especially in the hunting and
jumping classes.
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CATTLE.
- Comparative receipts:

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimate6) 1no
week ago. ~ ~
a = SeAA ettso'''' Observation-Disclosures, 57
QEotations: Choice butcher cows and
nbeh1ers, tbi1 & SSto94 10; fair to good, $3@S. co;
butcher steers, $4.60655; fair to rood "a 9s
@54;S9 g ~. Fat bulls, $8l3.s5 bologna bulls
COWS and heifers, $35O53. Is; fair TO f5ood IosiN
81 2Stg3:So; common and tailIngs. S22s3
8; heifer calves, s3@3.75; choice stockg j
srs and feeders So. I5G14 40; fair to eood
$S 20fl3.50; common and taifings 9 sSSS
q steer calves, SS. 1904. rs; stock aud
Re feeding eelIgg bulls, S2599s .25 stays and OXEN
$2Ia41S:5Q; mixers and springers. S2,654S -
Receipts were light and the ouaIitw With
the exception Of a few butcher steers
only common to fair. There was no
cnange In prices on the good cattle and
oner1ngs found a good sale. The corr
mon stuff was well cleaned up at co1-
siderably lower prices. " ooi
Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
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Receipts thus far this year (not includ-
Ing today, compared with the same
period in 1899 are as foII0ws.
HOGS

Comparative receipts:e
Total for today (estimateO ..... 1.5e0
"A year ago. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4S3
Quotations: Mixed and butchers, S.. loo
2;z25S; light So 15GE5. .171a; rough heavy, $3.50
g4;SO stags and boars, $2@4 %; pigs and
Receipts were fair for Saturday ana
the market active with prices strong to q
shade higher than Fridays close. iThe
bulk Of the mixed and butchers sold at
50 171@a5. 2215, and the lights at SITE with
packers and stays steady. Represents,
tive sales: ca
Mjxod and T9,,t,yI,o~e
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Receipts thus far in March (not includ-
ing today, compared with the same
period in March. 1898, are as follows:
900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26
NOT--AS

El la playa de NJ .yagii Z, casa de don
jun Rlvent6s, so llev6 cab un robo en-
la madrugads del Vi 6rcoles i timo.
Agunas tjas envuetas en varias
pleas de ysstir, spareoieron abandonadas
en- una de las salidas de la casa.
Los lsdrones solo llevsron oonsigo
uua regular oantidad metalica.
The San Jum Ne,sS reproduce fnte
gro ell artfculo de nuestro queridO correli-
gionario Herminio Diaz, que Sc intitula ::
SJ Ii solo -. no?9 STodos. . sf1
Promote nsertar Il la vez las Oont4s-
tsciones de La DEMoCRACIA.
Agradeeidos.
Desde hace dias las trilladoras de caie
de M4ysgiilz sc presentaron en- huelga paf
dlendo sum INTO de jornal.
AIguuas oasas de comercio han satisfecho
81 re, lamo.
III Fiscal de la Corte de cirouito de
los Estados Unidos, solicltl la pena
de muerte para ell agresor del carterO de
Oataho que fllleci6 pooos dias hA.
Eo breve tendrh ,fscto el iuicio do
rig1r para juzgarle.
Como Presunto matsdor de Tomas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26
.ATENTAGO CONTRA La POLICIA
In heridO y cuatrO prssos

Como las tres de la tarle de aver
Vim)s oorrer mughI gente en direction
la cruicerfl, don le salieron varias deto
naciOues. Movi los por natural ouriosida ad
dugimJs alIG nuestros pasos y 10 que
preseuci'm os, jlnto con 10 que pudimos
iniogsr despues, 10 oompe li4rem>s en- ell
sguIsuLe relate.
b. GI1rdIa municipal Juan Curbelo,
fu6 ljamlto por ell oomeroisnte don q 4ne
roso NJ 'rsIe' para qIs hieiera desaloJsr
su est4blecimlentO a distintos indivi1uos
ga le imp3 ii1u cerrar sus puertIs. Cur
be cum ylI6 con su dtbar; pero cusndo Sc
m,rch Ibl, Ttburoio Disz III ,rnan1ez le
acemetj6 500 IN comp4s. Aquel yien1o
la o0Ainaci6n de Diaz en- agredirlo, hizo
yarios disparos al alre Creyendo amedren-
tarlo.
Oyspues Pablo Pisza, alias ell NiA2,
pogo Curbolo uu tremendo garrotszo
eeh 'ndole en- TERRA, en cuys stu aoi6n
u 81 le do vlrios golpes con ell oom2ss
Quo de estos, por un m W miento instin-
two del gusr1ia, Sc, desosrg6 sobre una
Pledrs dobAudose la herraInients.
Las herldss qle presenta Curbelo son
todas lie pronostico reservado.
Los agresores perm Guecen en- la car
Gel sugetos un sumlrio, asf como tam
oie1 Juan Santiago, alias Cuco y Donate
Morales, que tomAron participation en- los
aconteoimlentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26
CABALLO DESAPARECIDO

De la est 9ncia de Don Victor Fer
nandez sc ha desaparecldo un potro z in'
clsro de tres amos de ed4d. r.bo cortsd'
y Grin tusada. Sc grati6oarA al q1e J.
preseute, 6 de notioiss segArss de su p
rAdero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26
Ultima hora
(POR TELEGRAFO)
San Juan, n 1viembre %.
BibIiOfeca

San Juan, Noviembre %.
BibIiOteca
EI eAttorney. Gerer Il pide al comisio.
nado del interior que le f4cilite local para
el estableci niento de una bibliotecs publ
ca.
Camaras
En- Ia sala que ha de ocUpar la A4am
blea legisltt va, en- ell palacio de Santa
Catalina, se est8n h haciendo obras de car
pinterfa, pintura y decorado.
NOIascO RubfO
Este consecuente obrero fe1elal tras-
la10 aver defuitivamente su resldencia
F4jardo.
ia espOsa de DIa2 MOr
Sc eDcuentra gravemente eDferma la
sefiora dofIa Carolina CebaIlos, esposa de
don Ads!berto Diaz Nor.
Tern e'ectricO
Auoche scfssc eI ,ndido de la lfnea
para ell tren eectricO en- las GALES de Ia
capital.
HUeIE@
Hoy asistio al muelle un gran ntmero
de obreros sin trabsjsr. Hubo oalma com
pleta, sin qne iitATviniese la policfa.
DeGetau
Hoy b emb lic ado b icia los E-tados
Upidos 81 senior D getsu Gonzalez. LIE
acompsfiaron bOrie algunas gentes del
pueblo.
Bam0m nm. DeIgadO
S. encuentra Ell San JLa1 e. acalde
de la Carolina. Ann aparece alberta una
de las heridas que sufrio hace a'gdn item
po.
En- eI Casino
Anoche tuvo Iugar una jarana en- ell
Casino Espsfiol.
Em la Esmera Ida
VaTias PERSONS promovieron IN tn.
multo en- ell Cafe la Hsmer0lcla. Armaron
sc en- 6l de botellas y de pslos salieron d
la Gallo para dirimir sus dIferencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

Anoche, despu6s de salir de Ia Tree
en- casa del sef1or Palmer, mientras dor
MIA Gu ell hotel eMsy Fl ws> don Vloent,
Guillot, fueron robadas q este todss sut
preDdas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

ban VaIois.
IA captura do este individuo se hizc
despoblado.
;. oe asegurs que han ocurrido seriol
dlstnrblos entire los republioanos de Pom
ce' tanlendo que ocultarse ell Torouemada a.
Castigo del cielo.
Hoy Sc celebra en- ell Juzgado muni
c.pal de esta ciudad ell iuicio oontrs
Bartolo SALIVA por lesiones.
Fara marana esLa sci alado ell de Juan
ae Ia Cruz, alias &PStir1, por estsfA.
Manana tendran efecto los siguientes
I9lclos en- la Corte de Distrito de San Juan:
Y no contra PANTHEON Roldan, por lesio
nes otro contra Manuel DAvila, por rapto.
ia LEG ado a la capital, sbordo del
Vapor americana SPhilsdelpiss, nuestro
p rtleuisr smigo don Jos9 r. silva, acau
daIado baDquero.
Le damos una bienvenida cort6s.
D teme que los puertorriqueflos que
emlgran para Ii W ii sean detenidos en-
n ueVa Orleans por los age. t ,s del Depar
tsmento del Tesoro, en- Virtud de la ley
DE trabaJo que rige en- los Est4dos Unidos.
Al decir de IN peri6dico de San Juan
ha empezado el desf g de los amerioanos
que vinierou Puerto r co, en- la oreencia
de que aquf habfa faoilidades para ell h3m
bre de negncio. A-eguran estos, que los
trusts sc ense1 rear, diyidi6ndose en- son
de monopolio las indu.trias del pals.
En Gurabo se encuentrs vacante Ia
escuela rural de Rinc6n en- Maricao la
graduada del pueblo. ID noticismos los
aspiraDtes.
FL grupito Unconditional de Arroyo,
30 uu meeting campestre, prom ttIeron
os 1fbaros que no psgsr&n contribution 81
'e hacen repubiicano'; y han de di,frutar
as propiedades de los extrangeros que
e repartiran entire ellos -despues de la
'bjuracion de sus ideaes.
Ia oosa tieDe gracia; pero mucha
yracia!
FL Gobernador Allen hs perdonalo
ose Jover de la pena que e impuso la
Jorte de policfa de Arecibo.
En- MayagG'.z Sc solicitan aspirantes
ara dos escualas graduadas m'xtas, una
10 iDgl6s, de crescion reciente.
Aver h4 debido celebrarse en- Ponce |
q aperture del GClub UniorS. psrl cuyo
cto + lim % stentsments invitados.
El individuo ViUt rano Diaz, esta |
,qnisitoriado por ell President de Ia Cor
9 de San Juan, en- causa sobre ettafa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26
SAN JUAN
NOTAS PoR CORREo

W
Nuestro distinguido coterrAneo don
Msnuel Roman, ha tenido una recaida eu
Ia epfermedad que e hizo guardian CANA
dias pssados Su estado de salud no es ga
p fIctorio.
Hacemos fervientes votos por ell res
t,bleoimiento del amigo querldo.
va resultando BoLA 10 do nombra
rnieptos de alcaldes la antigua usaDEa.
Por mas que 10 intentaron los incondioio.
rsIes, parece que no pudo prosperar la
m,ustruosa pretensi6n ftqd6ltcG.
Hl terminado la huelga de los traba-
isdores del muelle, sin haber logrado su
prop6sito los huelguistas.
FL s5bado dieron comienzo unos Off.
clos reigiosos en- la iglesia de San Jose,
en- h1monage de la vfrgsn de los Milagros.
Don Manuel Paniagua se encuentra
restabecidO de las eoDtusiones que se
prolui1 en- el choqae con IN vehtculo en-
Ia sem ana pasa1s.
5. dice que los niG)s de la EscueEa
m ,lsl1 leciiieron no ooneurrir las ola
os4 por diversas razone7; pero los hijos
do 3 ,rbosa Rlmos vtolaron ell acuerdo.
S,n disideutes de abolengo.
De pura r0za.
A pesar de este, ell professor les in
or,p5 som item ioles 8 otros castigos pc
noso5.
Aver sc di6 sepuItura en- esta ciudsd
al osdaver de Mr.. Frank jameson, su
peritendenta de los trabajos de la Cen
trail eCor tracning Company4
J meson era americana de padres
slrmaues perteneof4 al ej6roito de los
E.t .dos Unidos. III zee ,un afio que h4
bia c)ntrlldo m ltrim Mo con una estims.
ble Srta de Areoibo.
gun 80 dice, Ell Q fi1r don Leon
Aju6l ocup1rs dentro de POGO el puestQ
d, aaj4ro, en- la imPortante casa blDquera
de Jose 7. Silva.
e. II ,norab,e Fiscal de la Corte del |
D,.trito pide para oada uno de los prooe-
sados por coaccion y am ,nazss los ira.
ajsdores del muelle, la pena de cuatro |
mases un dia de prisi6n, por 10 que res |
pects cads uno de ,dichps deitos. Juan
b Portalstin es ell que apRrece como |
principal oulpable de estos b ,chos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

va resultando BoLA 10 do nombra
nientos de alcaldes la antigua usaDEa.
Por mas que 10 intentaron los incondicio.
males, parece que no pudo prosperar la
N ,nstruosa pretension ftQdSltfcG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26
NaranjitO

ri s4bado rikeron en- Naranlito ell is.
ven don Joaquin Archilla Macario Ri
vera, tr5nsfuga este del partido FEDERAL.
HHorfdas
E. joveu Archilla recibi6 dos tiros: uno
en- la oabeza y otro en- la ing'e. Maosrio
Rivera salr6 para Toa alta paso al ( ell
domingo. Hoy lunes sc halla en- la capi
tai y Sc dice que sc ha presentado al Go
bernador.
De GPayedad
S4bese que don Josquin ArthilIa Sc
encuentra muy grave d consecuencia de las
heTidas que recibiera.
D. H. u,
H. muerto en- la capital ell ST n dnu
Jose Ruiz Gambia. Hoy sc ver,6s4ra gu
entierro.
Fiesta
Anoche sc celebr6 en- la casa del Sc
Fl Palmer una sOiree muy concurrida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

Ia terminado la huelga de los traba-
isdores del muelle, sin haber logrado su
prop6sito los huelguistas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

En Gurabo sc encuentra vacante la
escuela rural de Rinc6n en- Maricao la
graduada del pueblo. ID noticismos los
aspiraDtes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

NOTAEn 10 expenderan bletes de
reducdo todos los
dentro de periodic de tempo halle
dla fslvo dicho da
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

El individuo Viot rano Diaz, estS
r, ,qnisitoriado por ell President de la Cor
te de San Juan, en- causa sobre estsfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

El ssbsdo dieron comienzo unos of.
clos reIigiosos en- la igesia de San Jose,
en- b omgnags de la vfrgan de los MiIagros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

Al decir de IN peri6dioo de San Juan
ha empezado ell dest'e de los amerioanos
que vinierou Puerto r co, en- la creencia
de que aquf h abfa faoilidades para ell b 3m
bre de negocio. A<eguran estos, que los
trusts sc ensPfi rear, dividi6ndcse en- son
dc monopolio las indu.trias del pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

;, oe asegurs que han ocurrido serios
olstnrolos entire los repubioanos de Pom
&C. tanlendo que ooultarse ell Torquemada.
Castigo del cielo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

hoy Sc celebra en- ell Juzgado muni
9,Pa' oe esta ciudad ell juicio contra
BaTtoIo SALIVA pOr lesiones.
[ara manaua esta sen 1alado ell de Juan
10 Ia Cruz, alias <PStipS, por estsf4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

Aver h4 debido ceIebrarse en- Ponce
la aperture del sClub Uni6rs. psrl cuyo
acto lim Ds atentsments invitados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

Manana tendran efeoto los siguientes
lglclos en- la Corte de Distrto de San Juan:
ono contra PANTHEON Roldan, por lesio
nes otro contra Manuel Davila, por rapto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-26

Anoche Sc celebr6 en- la casa del Sc
Fl, Palmer una soiree muy coucurrida.