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FINE CONCERT.

Bouidsr Audisnes Treated to ExcellsUt
Night With the Masters.
One Of the most enjoyable concerts
eyer given in this city and one which,
vhsa viewed from an artistic standpoint,
could not be excelled anywhere. was
given BY Prot. LilIebridge Of the Colo
RADIO School Of Music a, the Methodist
church last night The interpreters Of
the musical masters we're Prof. Lille
bridge, Mrs Charlotte Lachs=Lilleb idge
and joseph Z. Sweat. The audience
vas no. large bu. vas very appseci
alive one. Prof. Lillebridge's frs, nun.
Der on the piano by Beeth.ven was con.
vinc,ng and he had bis audience With
him for the rest Of the evening. Pref.
L,llebridge's rendering IS hriliianl and
each number vas handled with ease and
power.
Mr. Sweatt was we'll received in the
Concerto in ID" by De Beriot. Mr.
S~ea,t exhibited that fine comm and over
and knowledge Of his instrument and
sxiltul execution which has already
made him a mott popular violinist With
4 Boulder audience.
Mrs Lillebrdge has sweet. clear
soprano voice and scored a decided
success 10 her first selection. a sweet
Geimln ballad by Mo1lrt For An en-.
core an English slumber song. Her sc
lectioas were admirably suited to her
Iull rich soprano and she will be favor
tie always At all musical concerts given
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
OUR BOARD Of HEALTH.
Boulder, OcL o 1921

RoWoe', A~e iy'i
Editor Of the CaneEas
do not kso~ how the smaH item you
published on Monday in reference to
scarlet fever in the Pine Street school
Impressed others. bu, could not help
thinking that SOME one had been eFiw
inaliy careless to say the least. Wheth.
er /, is the faul, Of tho parents OF the boy
Who wtn, to school when IN the condi.
,ion to spre,d the disease. OF the phys,
clan who attended him. or the fault ot
the board OF health oi Boulder in not re.
q firing the reporting and qaaran,iniog
Of all cases Of scarlet fever. one cannot
gather from the article. That some one
is to blame is very evident. |. seems to
ooe Who has children that il 10 a ease
upon which the boarJ Of health should
,ake immediate and aggressive action.
Have We board Of health 10 Boulder J
Why don. they close the room in the
Piae Street school 10 which this expos.
ure occurred and quarantine every
scholar that was exposed until the cases
develop OF the danger is past. without
waiting until one half the town is down
and all have been exposed II seems to
NE that this Is time for radical action,
unless We are to have N epidemic Of
scarlet fever. which is Considered BY
most medical men as more dangerous
than small pox. The board OF health
ought to hurry 10 this matter.
JOHN A. HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
W0MAN'S CLUB ITEMS.

The FIRST club meeting Of the year was
held Saturday last at the court house.
Reports from the delegates TO the feder-
alton meeting At Cripple Creek. and
from the chairman OF each department,
were heard with interest.
The Civic Science department in.
tends to take up ~ork for the city i'm
proyement again and. also. to plan some
circulating library work.
The Art and Literature department
will continue its work OF school decora
ton, and vii also form classes for study
Of different subjects op:n TO any who
may wish 10 take up literary work. The
department .; large will not study Rome
but the afternoon program will be Of
general interest.
pI. Robert Armstrong has kindly o..
fercd 10 give the club lecture, and it i.
expected that it will be given Oct. 10
Further notice may be looked tor.
The revision Of the constitution will be
considered at the mex, regular meeting
Nov l.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
HARRIS FINE RAID.

Meeker. Colo. Oct. S-Seven Indians,
with 200 deer hides, we're captured yes
serday by Game and Fish commissioner Z
Harris, With posse Of eight men. amoag
whom was Sheriff Am,ck and Deputy
Sheriff Aichess Of Rio Blanco county.
The posse left Meeker yesterday
morning. il the directioa Of where the
Utes were supposed TO be camped. The
men we're we'll armed with six shooters
and rifles, and we'll moaated on COW
horses. The p,sse consisted Of White
river cowboys. who know the Indian and
his ways A wagon was also provided
with two weeks provisions, as Com
missioner Harris vas deter m ned 10 cap
tsre the Law breakers, even II they had
to camp on their trail.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
A Growing EVl
d Our C0|nD0||g||y
CAN'T STAND THE PULL.

Fable Indi9srssee Cnuses All Parties Un'
usual Campsiss Expsssss.
Al the meeting Of the Peoples Part,
central committee last Saturday. the
question Of campaign expenses develop.
ed the fact that the expenses upon th.
var,oas campaign committees are grow
iag more and more q time passes. and
The question ally arises ~ 10 how
long Il will be till none dare run fo'
Office who are not independently rich. l
develops that fully. II not over one hall
Of the expenses Of each committee arc
Incurred By the canvassing for registFa'
tion. registering aud carriages for voting
10 the cities Of Boulder and Longmont
When Il Is discovered that this amounts
Up into the hundreds Of dollars each
year. II naturally causes . candidate to
wonder. frst. il the Office Is worth the
effort and next, If. after the Office is won
can be no, break even BY appropria,,ng
in some way more than the salary
provides. The Peoples Party commit
tee decided that i, vas time 70 riag down
the growing extravagaaee Of ali classes
10 their emands on the committees and
TO seek the co. cooperation Of each Of the
other committees - bring about .
healthfui reform. Accordingly. the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. that the growing disposi-
tsoa Of the public, especially 10 the ia-
cities. to look upon political
~ public pull Is conducive
70 The preventing Of the better class Of
ci.izess from permitting themselves TO
run Tor official positions. We are agreed
that citizens do ~ properly appreciate
their rights Of franchise aad are secreant
10 their du,i s as citisens when, if physi
cally able. they persis:easiy depend on
persons OF parties huo,ing than up and
them TO the places Of regis.
u alton. aod again oa election day con-
veying to the polls to vote. We de
piose this Increasing habit as conducive
o rendering the seeking Of Office unde.
usable and the holding Of ofhce uppros.
,abls.
z Resolved, that ve seek The eooperl.
,pn Of the honorable members OF the
Republican aud Democ'a;ic Campaign |
:ommntees. 10 seeking 10 bring about
hi, much needed reform among our
and the public at large"
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
MINES OF SUNSHINE.

Hon. Tin O'Conoos has begun estsa
sive development work on the Plovboy
mine OF Sunshine. He will have 6Est
class plant befose be gets through With
bis present plans for this promising
property. The Grand View. Mono9aAela
Emancipation. Pilot. Ingfam and other
properties Of the Sunshine district are
looking finely At present. H. p. Walker
who is working the ingram, also has III:
White Grow 10 h,nd. The MeGinty Is
being operated by w. H Nicholson aad
John Gum and Chasley Pate has the
Colonel Sellers moving once again.
Other Sunshine properties are showing
finely.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
UNION PACIFIC Is RAPID.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 8-Eugineer
Haskin; is the hero Of the hour on the
Uaion PAcihc. as he has broken ali
records for speed between Laramie ssd
Medicine Bow. Last Sunday he hauled
No. IoI, which vas several hours Lite.
from Laramie 10 Medicine Bov, g miles
in e minutes. Al times his tram attain.
ed 4 speed Of 50 miles al hour. During
the run be vas compelled to SLOW down
70 10 miles Al hour 1t tire: points On
the lise where the track Is being repair
ed. Haskins vas 10 charge Of engine
I8 IS one Of the new eomposnds.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
CHICAGO CELEBRATES.

Chicago, Oct e-All city departments.
except the 6re and police. are having =
VACATION today. this being the ceieb;a
ton of "The New Chicago" and the this
tieth anniversary Of the great FIRE. Con.
gresham Lands Of Indiana. General
Ois and others will speak Al great
banquet at the audi,orium toaighs, for
which covers will be laid for I.7oo.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
Y. 6. |. j.
n Convention
COLD WATER LADIES.

Large Attssdaacs at ". Q. 7. U. state Con.
vsstion Here.
The sta'e convention Of the w. c. +.
U met At 10 o'clock today in the Con.
greg ational church with Mrs Hawley in
the chair. This lady conducted the con
secration service. about 100 delegates
being present
Mrs Barry. recording secretary. tend
cred her resignation and Mrs d. Med.
Hayes was elected TO fill the vacancy
pro TEN.
Twelve out Of tho seventeen districts
|rePosted an Increased temperance sen,i
meat.
Twenty no license towns were report.
ed. eleven having prohibitory clauses in
their title deeds.
Provision has been made for the dele
gates during their stay, and what they so
much appreciate, dinners and suppers
are served 10 the church parlors. giving
the delegates IA opportunity for social
hour ani completes and department,
superinsenden,s tine for conferences.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
KITCHENER AND BoTHA.

Latter Rstrsst,sg With SEVERAL Rrstish
soalps II He Belt.
London. Oct. q-Lord Kitchener re
ports an eng ,gement Of his brother.
General Kitchener, with Botha. The
Beers we're forced north. the British pur
suing. Three British we're killed and
ten wounded,
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
BOYS LEAD BIG STRIKE.

Masillon. o, Oct o-The carrying
boys in the glass factory here struck this
morning. demanding 1y cents =, day.
They are paid 70 cents. Their sli,he
throws 800 men on, Of employment and
the boys will be supported.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
A DEADLY DUEL.

San Diego. Cal. Oct. orTwo men
qparreled jn . salooa after midnight this
morning. Both hsed simul,a neously and
both fell dead. They wefe JsWesa 4
Posey and Andrew Quinlsn. tvo salooa
keSneys
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
SC|ley Retired . !.
From I|e Now
SCnLeY IS SIxTY-TWo.

And Has Bssn Retired ossasss Of the Age
Lim4,
Washington. Oct 9-Admiral Schlsy
appeared in court this morning as ususd.
notwithstanding today he Is placed %
the retired list, having reached his 6sad
year. Admiral Dewey greeted him with
You don't look your age. Admiral.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
SANTA Fe PRosPeRs.

Nsv Yssk. Oct. o-The Atchison. To.
peka & Santa Fs road today declared =
semi anaual dividend Of tvo per cent On
common stock. being IN increase o4 one
half Of one per cent.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
WILL AVeNGE AMERICANS.

Manila, Oct o-Ceneral Smith and
the Seventh infantry left for Samlr is
land today to avenge the disaster Of the
Ninth infantry. Reports coahrm the
stories Of indignities and basbaroas treat
ment Of the American dead soldiers.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
FATAL COLLISION.

Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. ocTwo Bale
more Il Ohio freigh. trains collided shil
morning, killing iosr persoas aad lRye|t:
ing property loss Of a quarter ofa NIL.
lion Of dollaHk.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
To Car. . c..d :. o.s Day

Take Laxative Bono Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It fails
(, cure. E. w. Groves signature Is on
e .ch box. age.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09

A certain Boulder geallemaa vas
heard to remark: II forget all my uou
b!es when l am At one Of those aruory
hops. ! will be at the mask Friday,
Oct. 10, oI."
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
YOUNG JOHN D. WEDS.

Providence. Oct. o-The marriage Of
young John d. Rockefeller and Abbie.
daushts OF SeAA,or AldTieh, today usised
two OF the wealth,est families Of ths east,
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
WON'T RACE AGAIN.

Sir rne.as Mass Bsy Nov Beat u hs
GSss . RsAA.
2 New York, Oct. o-The New Z
= York Yacht club formally de. I
= clined today 70 consent to the I
= proposition oi Sir Thomas Lip,on I
. TO race III: Shamrock next year 4
= for ID: Americas cup. Sir Z
2 Thomas mast provide another :
2 challenger. \
Daily camera., 1901-10-09

Weary bargain seeker, come to
our chlldren's S2.69 suit sale.
Meyer 1ros.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
GREAT ROCK DRILL.

Leadv,lle will hold = grand nisess
rock drilling contest on October n. u
and 36. open to the world. The pulses
are the largest ever offered tor coates,
Of this character, aad the eomWittee Is
in hopes ,ha, the bes, .saas - he min
ing camps Of the YES, will participate.
The carnival is held under h. auspices
Of the Elks aud mine man,gess aad
business m.n hive subscribed literally.
Il will be . double hsnded dssilia9
contest. fifteen minutes on dom hole.
With purses as follows:
First prize S75a
Seeoad psis: $50
Third priz: $40
Fourth prize $50
Entrance fee Sao Tor each team
All entries to be made 70 :. S. Pace.
secretary. care OF the Herald DenocTM.
L:adviiis. Colorado, not later than
October .. at 8 p. N.
LeAdville wants to zee The best rock
driiiess 10 the vest compete 6oE these
handsome prizes. and 10 settle the cham
p'oaship Of the world ia Gurnison gran.
i,e. and she extends hearty invi,a,,on
to the miners to participate in the
cafnivaI.
Daily camera., 1901-10-09
Miss Stone Held
For I|e R0||SOn
WHAT OF MISS STONE.
Baadits Give Two weeks Tins For Raisins
of tAs Rnnsom.

OF The Ransom.
= Sofa. Bulgaria. Oct. o-Intense /
interest Is fel. here in the fate OF
: Miss Stone, the American mission. I
ary held for ransom. The advices I
from America are that $4,000 OF I
the ransom money has been raised.
: The Bandits are understood to !
have given two weeks more time. !
: Reports from Constantinople are !
that eighteen bandits having Miss .
Stone 10 bondage are surrounded /.
I by the troops. The American !
coasul called on Prince Ferdinand
today but be Is In the country !
hunting and seems to take no in !
terest in the AFFAIR. 8
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22

Esplendido baile


Conforme habfamos anunciado. ell domn-
go por la noche verifc6se un suntuoso bale en-
los amplios salones de Ia Casa Consistor1al de
Rio-piedras.
Escogida numerosa concurrencia, proce-
dente de aquei paeblo, Santurce San Juan,
invadi6 ell local. decorado con exquisite gusto
En- ell caro- el6ctrico de las ocho media
lleg6 Ia reputada orquesta que dirije ell senor
Duschesne, asf como gran nhmero de invita-
dos
En- ell monento en- que sc bailaba ell primer
walls, contamos mas de sesenta parejas.
Impossible nos es ofrecer nuestros lecto-
res una relacf0n minuciosa de las hermosas
damas, elegantemente ataviadas, que realza-
ron ell acto con su presencia; no Obstante, en-
tre elias. recordamos & las encantaGGras Sc
horitas ViIiamiI, Gilestra, Bandino, Moncio.
va. Aides. Bourdony, Caloca, VIA, Roberto,
Moreno Caldsron, Acosta, Calderon y otras % u
chas cuyos nombres no acuden en- este instan-
to nuestra memOrfa.
Cerca de las dos lie Ia rsdrngadn termin6
tan regocijsda fiesta. que resuit6 verdadera.
mente esp'6ndida CUE dejarA muy gratos re-
cuerdos entire cuantos asi. tieron ella.
Reciban nuestra feiicitac6n los j6venes
Gonzalez Brau, orgsnfzadores del festival,
asf como la juventud de Rio Piedras, que, una
vez mas, puso de relieve su exquisite galante-
RIA
Como esa noche abundaron las conqustas
Quadaron muchos cerazores caritativos en-
las sdtiles redes del tfavieso adorable Cupi-
do, es de esperarse que tendremos serie
de bales, que en- nada desmereceran del efec
tuado ell domingo 1timo.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22

hades, por 10 general sin luz, sin venti'aci6n y
sin patios independientes que sirven de des-
ahogo sus habitantes.
Asf pues, dados los razonamientos que an
teceden, Sc servirsn las Juntas locales, 81 ha-
Ger cump.ir la oTden prohfbitiva de rtferencia
tomar en- consideration, por 10 que respecta
las aves de corral. que ST estan encerradas, en-
cOrto D1mero gallineros bten constru1dos,
con buenas condolences de ltmpieza, situaoos
adem4s, en- Ell fondo de patio espacioso y
bien cercado independents en- ese caso, dl-
chos apimaes perjudicAn nadfe en- n1ngun
sentdo, por 10 tanto no hay Inconvenience
en- permitir que tengan en- poblado; pero
en- cualquier otro caso quedarAh prohfoidas en-
absolute sin que por este SO entienda que CO.
meta falta ell que tenga una dos sves en- Ia
cocina de su casa dursnte uno dos dfas, pre-
parkndose para utilizaras en- So mesa.
En- cuanto los demas aniulaes, queda
VICENTE en todas parties Ia orden dada, aun-
Que con una nueva exception que debemos
efadtr ID que en- dfcha Orden ae expresa, y es
QUO en- los pueblos que las condolences es-
peciales de las casas 10 permitan, Sc AutOrice
los Ne cos Titulares, para ell ejOr servic1o
On ell ejercfcio de sus funciones, & tener en- su
casa uno dos caballos para uso; pero en-
dicos, con mayor motive que otro aiguno, te-
ner siempre ell pesebrey y ell estabIo en- ell mas
perfecto estado de lin pieza aseo. Fuera de
esta exception, nadie ssra lfcito tener ca ba-
Hos dentro de poblado pero las Juntas loca-
les podran en- casos muy especfales, funda-
dae en- motfvos muy bien justifcados, hacer
extensive otras personals la concession hecha
los sc enores meiicos ttulares.
Por orden de la j anta Superior de Sanidad
VIM. Tawcett Smith. M D.
Sscretario ] s de s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
Sobre las aves de corral
ACLARACIONES

La Junta Superior de Ssnidad, en- vista de
Que en- varfo. pueblos de la isla Sc ha interpre-
tado demasiado al pf6 de Ia letrs, la orden pro-
hibiendo Ia permanencia de snimales los
patios de las casas dentro de poblado, ha teui-
do bien dar algunas exp!caciones sobre Ia
bierno las Juntas Locales de Sanidad para
ell mejor cumpimientO de Ia disposici6u cftada.
He aquf los terminus en- que Sc expresa Ia
Corporation:
AcIaraci6n sobre la orden referente la
permanencia de animales dentro de
las casas en- poblado.
La prohibition no ha de entenderse tan lite
raImente, que por ell nero hecho de tratarse de
un poblado en- toda forma, haya de condenar
se siempre en- todos los casos, como ateDtsto-
ria A la higieue, la eXistencia dfcho pobla-
do, de toda snerte do animaes en- absolute;
pues sf asi hubiera de cumpfrse ID orden, sc
cometerfa un gran error Sc originarfan per-
1uicios oue este Centro Superior trat Ia siempre
de evitar en- todas ocasiones
En- Ia prohibition de referencia, hay que
considerar la clase del pobado, con la disposi-
que se presten n6 dejar espacios libres mas
& menos- -extensos para dedicarlos patios pro-
piamente tales, que srvan de desahogo espe-
etal para las cas6s. Teniendo, pues, este en-
cuenta, SO comprendera facimente que no Sc
puede, en- sana l6gica, y dentro de Ia equfdad,
den, con un poblado de 1a clase del de Arroyo.
Dor eiemplo. como hay derecho serlo con ell
poblado de San Juan; pues simple vista Sc
echa de YER 10 inmensa diferencfa que extste
entire las condolences del primero, con su uni
Ga calle larGa, en- la que cadA casa aparece
enteramente aislsda, y las condolences de San
Juan, con sus GALES estrechas sus casas api'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
Un juez en- ell banqui||o

Aver se celebro en- Ia Corte Suprema Ell
juicio contra sl seifor Faiardo, juez municipal
de Mayaghss, por ell delito de usurpaci6n de
atrfbucones.
El ministerio pdhlico, fepresentado por
don Emilio Toro Cuevss, mantuvo sus acusa-
clones pidi6 castigo.
La defensa estuvo cargo del mis- no pro-
cesado. FUe de mny p1bres argumentos. La
justification del hecho de autos, no convence
Al parito menos experto.
Ell sefior Bsrnardin era acusador privado
en- esa causa. pero no asisti6 al juIcio por fr-
posibiiidad ffsica.
Despu6s de un largo receso, los jueces
acordaron dictar sentencia ell "a, de nueve
diez de 10 msfana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
Acusado absueIto

Ramon M. Carrasco, smpleado del ferro-
cafrii quien % scusa de violar las leyes pos
talea. fue absu elto el s4bado.
yarios testgos decararon sobre In buena
reputation de Carrasco mientras estuvo colo
cado en- el ferro carril frances con ell gaber-
NJ espahoi.
Carrasco manifesto que habfa comprado
los dos sellos de dos centavos IN hombre
en- IL calle que no saba que fueran usados
pues 40 veia bien.
La esposa tambien declar6 lloraba N ,--
Eamente por los cargos que Sc lie hacfan su
ssposo. Dijo que este no vefa bien.
El Abogado Dexter hizo 10 defensa obtu-
~ II Absoluei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
COnaicto colOmbo-venezolaD0

Los rebeldes COLON bi AMOS intentar an
tes de aver un ataque & las fuerzas de guarni-
ei6n en- Ell Tstmo de Panama, ampar4ndose en-
Ia oscnfidad de Ia noche.
Descubierto el intento de los desieales al
kabierno por las tropas del mismo, fueron re-
cha1ados con algunas perdidas materiales.
~
III ministro de Ia Guerra del gabInete
Castro, orden6 Ia salida de mil hombres que
iran reforzar Ia actual guarnfci6n, extern
diendose on toda Ia margen del rio Eseqnioo.
para evftar Ia llegada territorio de venezue-
IL, de variss expediciones rebeldes. formadas
en las poseciones inglesas de la otra m4rgen
del RIO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
La Banda de PoIicia

FL estreno de Ia Banda de Policfs. tuyo
efecto Snocho en- 10 plaza de SAlfonso xII,-
San Juan.
El programs que ejecut6 es de 10 mas Sc
mana.
Extraordinaria concurrencia 1lenaba Ia
plaza.
Materia!mente no podfa pasearse sn ella.
Muehos fspetidos aplausos recogi6 d.
cha banda.
ST Ell Ayunta miento lie asigna SO dollars
sn presupnesto, es facil que repita las retreats
senanales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
Aggression al
aIcaide de CarceI

Nnestro CORES ponssI de San Juan nes dice:
Sabemos que aver, en In c8rcel de Puerta
De TERRA una presA. que es prrotegida por ell
Alcaide. Ia peg6 infrtendoe varias contusiones.
La iisvera G1sdalupe CardebIanco ha sido
"a fnsultada varias veces por la misma presa
pero ell alcaide no ha hecho case de las qnejas.
Nos dicen que dicha presa estz consta nts-
mente en- u casa particular del alcaide, hacien-
do Jos ofcios dom&sticos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
Sanidad en- Caguas

Sc ha ofdenado la limpiezay cefcs de los
aiguisntes soiares:
Une de don Nicolas Quihones Cabezudo.
O.ro de dofia Rosalia Santiago de Polanco.
Dos de don Marcelo SoIA.
Uno de don Aejsndrino Lizardf.
Otro que representa- don Fernando PiA.
Osro de don Martin Carrasauiilo.
Esta dispuesto que Sc levante Ia ciausura
ds las casas de don Pedro Rivera y don Pedro
Rios por habarlas puestos en- condiciones de
salubridad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
La Ieche en- Pta. de TERRA

Dssde hoy ha subido ell precic de Ia leche
en- Puerta de TERRA al escandaloso fmporte De
ocho centavos ell cuartilo.
b6bese este que son tantos los reqni-
sitos que Sc exigen los puestos de dicho ar
tfcnlo, que muchos han sido cerrados, quedan.
do ell monopolio del negocio en- manos de Jose
Pillar Miranda, que dicen sera el hnico que Sc,
guira vendiendo leche, elevando algo mas ell
Erecio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-22
La muerte del Sr. Roman

TN sentimiento profundo de duslo general
se observa Ia sociedad capitale1a por Ia
muerte de don Manuel Roman ocurrida en-
Barcelona.
Los establecimientos de que era socfo han
permanecido cerrados en- sefial de duelo.
Por ell 1.timo correo sc habia recibido car
tas en- que Sc decfa que estaba mejor de sus
males.