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The Irish standard., 1901-09-21
His Last Audible Words Were: ssIt
Is Gods Way. His Will
Be Done"
Impressive Services at the House Of
Death-Remains Lie In State
in Buffalo City Hall.
Taken to Washington by Special
Train-Tributes En- Route-Final
Burial to BE at Canton.

Milburn House. Buffalo, N. T.,
Sept. 14.-President Mckinley died
-at2: Is a. m. He had been unconscious
since 1850 p. m. His last conscious
hour on earth was spent with the
wife to whom he devoted lifetime
of care. He died unattended by a
minister of the Gospel. but his last
words were an humble submission
to the will of the God in whom he
believed. He was reconciled to the
cruel fate to which an assassin's bull
let had condemned him, and faced
death in the same spirit of calmness
and poise which has marked his long
and honorable career. His last con-
-scious words, reduced to writing by
DR.. Mann, who stood at his bedside
when they were uttered, were as fol-
lows:
. "Good-by. all; good-by. 1t is Gods
way. His will be DONE"
His relatives. and the members of
his official family, were at the Mill
burn house, except Secretary Wilson,
who did not avail himself of the OPP
portunity, and some of his personal
and political friends. took leave of
him. This painful ceremony was
simple. His friends came to the
door of the sickroom, took longing
glance at him and turned tearfully
away. He was practically uncon-
scious during this time. But the
powerful heart stimulants, including
oxygen, were employed to restore
him to consciousness for his final
parting with his wife. He asked for
her, and she sat at his side and held
his hand. He consoled her and babe
her good-by. She went through the
heart-trying scene with the same
bravery and fortitude with which she
has borne the grief of the tragedy
which ended his life.
Announcement Slightly Delayed.
The announcement of the death to
the members of the cabinet was
made by Webb Hayes, who said:
"It is all over"
Mrs. Mckinley last saw her hus-
band between II and IL. At that
time she sat by the bedside holding
his hand. The members of the cab
met were admitted to the sickroom
singly at that time. The actual
death probably occurred about two
o'clock. it being understood that DR..
Rixey delayed the announcement
momentarily to assure himself.
The announcement Of the news to
those waiting below was postponed
until the members of the family had
withdrawn. Through Secretary Cor
telyou the waiting newspaper men
received the notification.
Present When Death Came,
Those present at the time of the
presidents death were: Secretary
Cortelyou, DR.. Rixey, Mrs. and Miss
Barber and Miss Duncan.
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WILLIAM M'KINLEY,
Born January 18th. 1913.
Died September 18th. 1901.

The coffin is of red cedar, hand
somely carved and covered with the
finest black broadcloth. The interior
is lined with copper. over which is
a full tufted satin covering. A
French bevel plate glass. runs the
length of the top of the casket. The
outside case is made of red cedar,
finely finished. The corners are
capped with polished copper, and the
handles are of the same material. On
the top of the case is a copper plate
bearing duplicate of the inscription
on the casket.
The New President.
Just before II o'clock President
Roosevelt entered, coming into the
The Irish standard., 1901-09-21
Anarchist Arrested Mt Montreal.

Montreal, Can, Sept. 1s.-The po-
lice authorities admit having under
artist an italian giving his name as
Joseph Albert Valenti and also as
Blanchi. He has been under arrest
since last Thursday. He told the po-
lice that he came here to work as a
railway laborer, but his general ap-
pearance does not bear out the story.
He says he came here from Barre,
VT. but cards found on his person
bear the address 17s Sullivan street,
New York. He was arrested on sus.
picion of being an anarchist.
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LYING IN STATE.
Thousands View the Remains for the
Inst Time,

huo View unC temaln0 Tor th0
Inst Time.
AT the conclusion of the funeral
services in the rotunda, the casket lid
was removed in order that the immedi-
ate friends of the dead president might
be afforded the comfortof last glance
at his features, and that the people
whom he loved and VIII o loved him might
pass the bier for the same purpose, At
half past IL the crowds begun to pass
through the rotunda, and during the
six hours in which the body was lying
in state it is estimated that $4,000 nee.
pie viewed the remains.
Hundreds Of persons were injured
in panic at the capitol building
while the body was lying in state.
Women and children were trampled
under foot by the surging crowd be.
cause of inadequate police protection,
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Hopeless Case.

Diggs-Say, that dog of yours keeps
me awake nights with his bowling.
Biggs-Sir, l have no dog. 1t must
be my daughters singing that an.
noys you.
"Oh, that's too bad. suppose you
can't very well get rid Of her, eh?"-
Chicago Daily News.
The Irish standard., 1901-09-21

Williamsport, Harrisburg and Bal.
timore. the chimes played Cardinal
Newman's grand hymn. Taken al
together, the journey home was the
most remarkable demonstration of
universal personal sorrow since Lin.
coin was borne to his grave.
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TRIBUTE Is PAID.

Impressive Services ut Aailburu House
-Remalns Lie In State.
Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. 1s.-Bufalo ON
Sunday became city of mourners.
The gay and flaming decorations of
the Pan-American exposition gave
way to the symbol of sorrow. The
black drapery of the city's streets
mufaed the tolling~ bells Of the
The Irish standard., 1901-09-21

Mamma (reading paper)-Accord-
ing to the account that baby must DO
larger for its age than ours.
Papa--Oh, well, these papers are
30 sensational!-Puck. -" t'-'''s
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SERVICES AT CAPITOL.
Bishop Andrews Pr0nOunces El<
quent EuIogy Over Dead President

Bishop Andrews Pr0nOunces Flo.
quent EuIogy Over Dead President.
Washington, Sept. 1s.-Beneath the
great white dome of the capitol funer-
al services of state were held Tuesday
over the remains of the dead pres
ident, and tn nation paid it's tribute of
respect and love to the memory of its
stricken chief magistrate.
AS the sweet notes of Mr.. McKinley's
favorite hymn, Lead, Kindly Light"
fioated through the great rotunda the
assemblage rose to it's feet. Barred
heads were bowed and eyes streamed
with tears. At the conclusion of the
hymn, as Rev. DR.. Naylor, presiding
elder of the Washington district, rose
to offer prayer the hush that fell upon
the people was profound. When, in
conclusion, he repeated the immortal
words of the Lords Prayer. the great
audience Joined solemnly with him.
Bishop Andrews' Eu1osy.
Tho venerable bishop, Edwin G. An
drews, Of Ohio, the oldest bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church, then took
his position at the head Of the bier. A
gentle breeze through the rotunds
stirred the delicate blooms which lay
upon the coffin, and the peace that
passeth all understanding" seemed to
rest upon the venerable mans counte.
nance as he began his eulogy Of the life
and works of William Mckinley. His
words were simple, but his whole heart
was in every one of them. His tribute
to the Christian fortitude Of the dead
president were impressive. Bishop
Andrews spoke in part as. follows:
blessed be the God and Father of Our
Lord, who Of His abundant mercy hath
begotten US again unto lively hope Of the
resurrection Of Christ from tho dead, TO an
inheritance uncorruptible. undefiled. and
that fadeth not away, reserved in Heaven
for US who are now. by the power OF God
through faith unto salvation. ready to be
revealed In the last time
1.-THE services for the dead are fitly and
almost of necessity services of religion and
of immortal hope. In the presence Of the
shroud and the coffin and the narrow home,
questions concerning intellectual quality,
concerning public station. concerning
great achievements, sink into comparative
insIgnificance: and questions concerning
character and mans relation to the Lord
and Oliver of life. even the life eternal.
emerge to our view and impress themselves
Character AbIdes.
Character abides. We bring nothing
into this world: we can carry nothing out
~ dos ort oil t1ao
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ARRIVES AT WASHINGTON.
Body of Dead President Taken {.
White House-Placed In East Room,

Body of Dead President Taken to
White House-Placed In East Room.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE remains
of President Mckinley Monday night
lay in the east room of the white
house, where for more than four
years he had made his home as the
chief magistrate of the great Amer.
lean republic.
The train was little late. The
train was due at 1928, but the clock
stood at 1888 when the headlight OF
the big locomotive flashed along the
rails and the cars swept quietly to
stop at the gates. The way was
cleared, and down the pathway strobe
body of sturdy soldiers chosen al
the body bearers and guard, who ten
derby carried their burden to the
hearse.
The Mourning Party.
Meanwhile. further down the sta
tion the party on the funeral train
were alighting. Secretaries Hay and
Gage had pressed forward and en-
tered the car where the mourners sat,
and assisted them to descend. Mrs.
Mckinley was aided by Abner McKin-
ley and DR.. Rixey. and was speedily
placed In a carriage, which drove of
at once to the white house without
awaiting the procession.
President Roosevelt came next. His
arm was closely clasped by Capt.
Cowles. Of the navy, his brother-in-
law. who walked rather hastily along
between the files of officers to the car
riage way next the gates of the sta
ton. The president walked firmly
The Irish standard., 1901-09-21
Character AbIdes.

Character abides. We bring nothing
into this world: we can carry nothing out
We ourselves depart with all the accumu.
lations Of tendency and habit and quality
which the years have given to us. We ask,
therefore. even at the grave of the ilustri-
Gus. not altogether what great achievement
they had performed and how they had
commended themselves TO the memory and
affection or respect Of the world. but
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
LA DfvOLUCI0S De Los DEREcHOS

EI Secretario de- la Tesorerfa de Washing
ton ha pedido su parecer al attorney genera! de
los E4tados UEidos sobre la fOrma en- que han
de reintegrarse los derechos Puerto Rico y
El Secretario de la tesoreria resueive la
consulta dicfen do que los derechos de refe-
rencia dsben ser reintegrados la mayor ore-
yedad possible por demandaro as1 FL ACTUAL
EsTADo DE CosAs en- Puerto Rico.
La prensa de Washington asegura que 81
al Procurador general responde en- sentido Ia
yorable Mr.. Gage, los derechos que SO men
cionan ser6n devueltos q esta fsla este m1smo
Luego ell susodicho Secretaro de la Teso-
rerfa de Washington, convene en- que el Ac-
TrJAI, EsrADo DE cosAs en- ell pats no es nada
lisopgero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
Jose FeIiu Munich

Ell Iunes 1ro. del corriente falleei6 en- Ba-
yam6n 81 distinguido joyen Pepito Feiio CO.
mo carifiosamente le llamabanos sus amigos.
Era IN coraz6n alberto todos los atectos, en-
sus formas correcto, afable con todos inten-
gente laborioso. 49,
Joven, cnando aspiraciores grandes on,
ufan en- so imagination al vislumbrar en- ell
horizonte un porveniT, la inexoraoie parca
arrebat6le tan preciosa existencia:
Su muerte ha causado honda impreso1
en- aouella culta sociedad que 10 VIC nacer.
81 Pepito Feiid ocupaba alto puesto en- 10
sociedad de Bayam6n, por sus excelentes ooe-
diciones, en- ell hogar al cabe, aparecla mas
prominente su Agura. Hijo smantisimo, To-
dos sus afanee iban encaminados oil cumpl-
miento exacto de sus deberes, que cons.Ituian
en- su coraz6n m santuario, , en- su alma su
mas ferviente religion.
Su eptierro fue una verdadera manifesta-
ci6n, para 81 sc dieron cits todas las classes So
ciales, prueba inequfvoca de las simpatias que
goZaba ell hnado +
PazA sus restos y resignation cristiana
sus abatidos y isnfsimos padres.
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Importante resolution
Ia razon Sc impone

Pero hoy el Gobernador ha tornado una
medida muy plausible, tendente cortar esos
atropellos.
Podemos asegurar que Sc han communicate
instrucciones los ofciales guardias de la
poilc1a insniar en- las que, entire otras cosss, SO
dispone que ninguna persona puede regis
traoa por portar armas, solo ell case de que
sea detenida, cuando aparezca una gran pro-
oabilidad de tnfracci6n de Ia ley, aun en- es-
te caso, t1ene que precedir una orden es-
erita de un o6cial de la Policfa iusular.
El resultado del registro asf veri6cado Sc
comunicara la Jefatura con expression del
nomore de la persona registrada. lugar en- que
SO verlhco Ell registro, motive del mismo ST
sc le ha encontrado 10 arma alguna, desert
oiendose esta en- ell case de hallaria.
De esperarse es, que cumpllendo Ia policfa
estas fnstrucctones, eyitarAn los disgu
atropellos coacciones que tanto hemos veni-
do lamentando.
Ap1audmos deter 10 inaci6n del gobier-
no, tendente q cortar abuses, y que hg de con-
tribuir mucho la paz el sociego de las po-
blaciones.
Por ese camino, no serd di6ci restablecer
ell orden en- ciertas poblaciones.
Pero al msmo tempo es necesario que ell
gobierno Sc muestre iDfexible en- hacer cum
plir y respetar esa orden, castigando severa-
mente & los policfas que faltea & ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12

80. los geamenes mayores que han
II wy - 0ruertorriduefios desde que 80 esta-
5rifldo ~ ~ osta ,sla los llamados Tribunales
kssle,t,ofG ba siio ell registro de armas enco-
V fy,,i fS.5o ( los poizontes.
fsngGsunoo unoIirfa municipal antes Ia lnsular
q In Pban abusado de esa facultad hasta ell
ssspues 1re ID habfa ciudadano, por respeta-
Ftrsmo nese que no estuvlera expuesto
E' r, We qysnganzs segdn el cAracter poIitico que
POs'S1t S15re todo los federales han aido las ma
L Snf.ttrnas & q ere tDqulsitorial sistema.
FofeSs Gsre nHchos dias denunCNAbamoS un
H a6msro de sbusos en- ese sent'do efec-
"a -. nor Ia poicia insular en- varios pueolos
H nei5e ,',i luego que Ia passion polfsica he In
~ nncbo en- ESQ, pues mientras ( indidi-
Il ~. ~ 40 santecsdent pendencleros 50
4. Gsisba campar por sus respetos portando
-. ~ an teDer icencIa para clio, caosle-
.sa.neta bles 90 les detenfa eE las Gales So
II o5oseIss Z registros vejaminosoF.
E.to df6 Iugar tam bi6n, que puestros po-
d Lf,a 81 detener esas persona', les introduce
L. so lbs bosl ,os navajss cuchillos para
Eo.o,tsr,es ante el tribunal como ipfractores
n, vamcs reIatar todos los abusos & que
4 nrosts ba esa facultad tan POGO previsora
IL 60 did 4 la PoIicia, porque todo Ell pals los
Eroce do eIlos bemos protestado yarias We
IS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
CONCEAL DEFRAUOADOR

Aver en- nuestra secci6n teegrzfica, infor-
mamos que en- Cabo Rojo &c habla sorprendido
1nfragant don Julio P. Castro al introj uc;r
frandalentamente un bocoy de ron de su ha
cieuda
Hoy recibimcs algunos detaIles mas
Ei hecho fu6 descubierto por Ell inspec to:
del Departamento, quien, avis6 Ia policfa
decomisandose el artfculo, que esta depositado
en- Ia casa del honrado vecino don Rudno Ra-
mirez.
La poblaci6n Sc escandalizo con 10 sucedi-
do, puas 80 trats NADIA menos que de prouf-
nente repubifcano, iedder de Ia minorla d su
partido en- oil Ayuntamento, cor infulas de ser
alcalde.
Coincidenca: FL sef1or Castro, es Dariente
cercano de don Mateo Fajardo alcaide de Ma
yaguez, procesado tambien por una delincuen-
cia de Ia misma Indole.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
DOS DESPLANTES
FTEEA DEg. TEE@TO
IANAORQNISM0 INPERDONABLE
FRAsE CHAvACANA

( Creemos-y con nosotros TODD Ell mundo--
u cusndo Sc consagra una edIcl6n especial
IL conmemOrar un hecho historico de gran
Neye, los trabajos deben ser originates, cul-
sdecuados al accntecimiento objeto del
5fi6iico.
Il Por 10 ylsto Cruz Castro Coll Toste no
Bttcipan-; que tendrla de particular !--de
1@ha opinion.
L Lsrendo el peri6dico que la prensa asocia-
tde San Juan dedic6 al 4 dc Julio, tropeza-
Ii al szar con 10 escrIto por Cruz Castro y
VI Toste.
i e prlmero, ,de1Ics NADIA menos una colum-
II 5consagrada 4 la gloriosa epspeya?.
ka Ia historic de EL Pots, del 6rgano bur-
@no.
52asemos por alto aquelIo de loe sncrtfctos de
}fboss, Rossy Sanchez Morales para fu ndar
&bsener oil per61IcO, pues aquf nos conoce-
" bsstaute para comulgar con ruedas de
5s sIno; pero en- el articulo de don Cruz hay
u sfrmscl6n incerta.
II Afrms sl iefe del preside que Ell Pats 10
Fdsron sus amigos el sfio de 1885.
seria en 1895, mi estimado colega, 8 sea
stfos despu6a.
En- Ia prImers techs, don Cruz no escribis
lsomo MosQNit0 del MGngldr, seud6nimo con
III mstSndo el tempo, le vimos fgurSr en-
&lA JoverG Sanchez Morales iba la escue-
\ <Rossy, recisn lisgsdo de sbobsdo, hacia la
Rntis. Barbosa nj h&cfa polltIcs.
sRsctlfque, puss, don Cruz, el tremendo
Ssus otfo dis refresque mejor Ia memo
4Y vsmos q Coll Toste.
ssPnbcs este 10 que 81 llama IN penssmlen-
N en- esas cortss como NAL hilvanadas II
M descu6lgase con aIusiones polfticas
*la de los cue estau &abajo1, los que aeon
II tonen Ggtlqntdt1a (textuaD.
NJ 10 de Ssbsio7 va dirigido los ederales,
zlsoeado snda Ell galeno arecibefo.
Nosotros no estamos &abajo3. Lejos de
EJtAmos arribal Arrlba, 81; en- Ia Gus
n de Ia dignidad puertorriqu Gina en-
&as luchsn los que 90 clsudIcan.
~ dgu1ntdt11 quizaa y sin guizas cuadra-
7Sselor al doctor Coll y Toste. Porque hs-
70 sido hastA Sscretarlo de Hacienda,
We las generosidades de los federales,
U hoy on 81 modesto cargo de director de un
81 de nihos.
#E'o 81 que es descender y tomar dgudnto-
- le valera al ex federal vivir callado
III fesldencla de 5anturce, atendiendo 4 los
*lss ni1os asllados.
III e'peelslmente poner mucho cuidado en-
~ dssshne tanto Ia chhrapga del asllo.
aes esto es imperdonable en- un mustco
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The Puerto-Rico HeraId'

Por el correo liegado hoy de los Estldos
unidos, Sc sguardaba ell primer numero de es
te imp porta te peri6itco.
El calor sofocante que en- la semana pasa-
da caus6 tantas victimas en- Nneva York bs
imp pedido al sefior Mufloz Rivera darlo la nu-
blicfdad en- esos dias.
Los taleres de todas clases suspendieron
aus traba JOS.
Los grabadores de The Puerto Rico Herald
Sc negaron trabsjar en- esos dias, y oil senior
Munoz no qoiso publican ell peri6dico incom-
pleto.
En- ell pr6ximo correo, pues SO recibira ell
primer ndnero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12

Sc encuentran de temporada en- este pue-
bio las simpaticas se1oritas Virginia Ramire
Sola de Caguas. Maria Perez de Hnmacao,
Conception Garcia de Ponce, Maria Vergue y
Providencia Gely de Guayama, quIenes en- su
grata permanencia en- este, son objeto de gran
des deferencias por parte de esta juventud.
Que prolonguen sus dias de recreo es
cuanto deseamos tan distinguidas huespe-
des.
El domingo catorce del corrente Sc lIeva7
r4 efecto ell bautizo de la nina Zoraida, hija
del popular alcalde don Rafael Ortiz, quen
en- dicho dia promote echar la casa por Ia ven-
tana como regularnente SO suee decir.
La central <Colnmbia2 de los seforss Fan
tauzzi, Verge Riefkohl ha termnado "a
FRA quedando fuera de trabajo gran n1mero
de bracsros.
Buenas gananclas deseamos sus acau-
daIados propietarios demas medianeros para
que en- ell pr6ximo afo trabajos Sc multi
pliquen, ell dinero cora, los pobres no tengan
que ca N biar ell <trolyo los focos de luz cleo
trica nos iluminen de nuevo con sus brillantes
destelloG.
Ell camido que une este pueblo con el de
Yabucoa Sc hala estado intransitable
cauea de las muchas lluvias auu no apare-
cen los sefiores ingeneros que tomaron 81 pla-
no para la carreteras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12

El plan de Egozcue esta visto. Sostener
deetinos servcios para sus amigos, con gra-
We perjuicio para sl infeliz contribuyente, VIC
TINA de tan treme endos desaciertos.
81 DO prospera ell presupuesto de los seno-
res Sanchez Morales Gordils, seguira aquel
municipio con el deficit que le agobia.
seguira Egozcue mereciendo ell tftulo de
padre del pueblo que le dan las turbas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
AUEVO DIRECTORIO
'hLlOlTACl0N Y ADHESION

Iomite Federal De Yabucoa.
Julio { de 1901.
'enor nor don Francisco de- P. Acufia.
ostinlguido correllglonario
session. eNtraordinaria celebreda ell 4
L,,s5I LTn'e por ej comt6 que tengo ell honor
r iue ecueFdo unantme, manifestaf-
qenas companeros de Directorio, la
soQn con gae este comlt4 ha vlsto su
/ rc,ou o.a para rs puestos que tan digua-
CJopsa ofrecerles al propio tempo ell
.n9a0,o yn,T ae; ;huestra mas completa adhesion.
o listed con verdadero placer
sIane esta oportunidad me suscribo
70 ys's. Q. D. 5. m.
jose Davila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
Gas scuela

Est&n socando gu fin las obras de la Casa
escuea que construye en- Csguas
Es muy probable qne su inauguration SO
verifique ell martes pr6ximo, con la asistencia
del gobernador yarios los NILE bros del Con-
sejo eiecutivo.
Maffana nos ocuparemos con mas exten-
ci6n del acto que tendra lugar ell dia de la
Inauguration.
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-
En San Juan
I SAtSUPUEST0 MUNICIPAL
au ana 80
S"1cale era sus t. ece

s.sn5ay y 1ntamiento de San Juan ne yiene
hue 80 presupuesto para el afio econ6-
j, .ssIn ysSlaenz6 el 10 del actual
Ado 81 rss 49, sanchez Morales Gordlls han
Ansort. toyecto que arroja una econo-
n proya.. u'ehos seiiores son epnblica-
u ' Al 80 eacuentra oposici6n en- ell
i slgua e'1po de concejales insolventes
sucedi6 10 mismo. Sc hizo
3 tocan so oesatentsdo las consecuen-
n dolI1,s O. deficit alcanza mas de
v 80 que 70 debsn por todos los ser.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
StjCtS0RES De NJ. ROMAN Y c?
FortaIeZa 80 Y Cruz 6
SAN JUAN p R.
SAN JUAN. 2. r.


de Europa 10 Unld de Amer
Prcioslm i'm Constan erenoyac g surido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-12
jUANA DIAZ

e. nuevo Comite Federal go prepa ra para
actvar la propaganda politica en- la jurisdic'
ci6p.
En- estos dias hubo algunos desprendimien.
tos del partido republicano.
La Alcaldfa ha declarado las sigulentes
plaZas vacantes.
Secretario: ell haber de S720 anuales;
escribiente. $3.50; conserje, $50; celadcr del
dep6sito Municipal, $500; farolero, S216: en-
pleado del registro civil, $500; auxiiar del mis-
mo, para Vilalba, $780, relojero S72; EN- peado
del cementerio, $3.50; Id, i'd an ell de villalba,
$72; inspector del acueducto GALES s12O; me
dico titular, 5000; practicante municipal; $42o;
vacunador pGbIico, $3.50; un enfermerossdel hos
pital, S144; IN farmaceutico, $500.