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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
Brief state Happenings.

The President has appointed Charles
Hidden postmaster at Sun Prairie.
Calvin Chapman, the Eau Claire negro
who drank earbolc acid, died in the hos
pital,
Rev. Peter Kuryejka of Sacred Heart
Church in Marinette has been transfer
red to Mcnasha.
Fire in the lumber yard of the Scofield
sawmill at West Superior destroyed y
100000 feet of lumber.
Agnes. the 9-year-old daughter of NJ.
TaubIcmann. farmer living near East
man, was burned TO death. She was
playing near bonfire and her clothing
caught in the flames.
The Methodist Church at Menasha was
burned to the ground. 1t is thought to be
the work of incendiaries.
Frank Kelpinski, young farmer FROM
the town of Carson, aged "a years, was
accidentally killed while hunting.
George Allen, aged 81 years, was struck
by a stock train in Baraboo and instantly
killed. He leaves a widow and six chill
tlren.
f. T. knorr of School Hill was robbed
of 500. The thieves effected an en-
trance through an open cellar window
and forced the safe containing The money.
Martin kenny, a brakeman on the chi
cage and Northwestern road, was brought
home to Oshkosh with severe injuries re-
ceived while braking on the Princeton di-
vision. Both legs were crushed below the
lyneo.
Matthew Christianson disappeared
from Kenosha last spring and after see
lug the world to his hearts content he
returned to Kenosha recently. He had
scarcely reached the city when he was
arrested ON charge of abandonment.
Guy Clark, one of the best known camp
fnremen on the Memo, inee, was fatally
injured on the Holmes logging road. He
was coupling a car, when he was struck
CA the head by one of the logs and his
skull fractured. He died q few hours
| afterward.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has de-
I clared constitutional the State medical
( law which requires all physicians, whcth-
I or medical college graduates or not, TO
I take the State board examination.
! John I.umsien. who. it is alleged, stab
: bed George Acter of Bone lake at st.
! Croix Falls. has been arrested and IS
/ out ON $1,000 bail, Acter is cut worse
/ than was at first reported. he receiving
several cuts in the checks, one in the
roof of his mouth. the other nearly sew
/ erius the tongue at the root Both men
/ have families. are about 80 years OF age,
( and are farmers.
William Iassek Of Eau Claire is looking
for his sister. Miss Anna Lassek, who,
an the morning Of Oct. =. disappeared
! from her home and has not been seen
, since The Eau Claire street fair was in
progress at that time and It is thought
she was lured away from hone by an
I actor IN one Of the shows.
Edwin Eikius. an old soldier Of the
Civa War and a highly respected resi-
| dent Of Trclupealeau. was knocked down
and robbed Of $40 at Winona. Minn.
where he went on business "trip. The
robbers thought they had killed him and
took him across the Mississippi and Jeff
him n a swamp near the Burlington
tracks.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

ed, and he sat down and told her all.
'.And win you gog'' the princess asked
eyes. must. But. Coqualla, have you
changed your mind?"
Only to be more strongly bound 10
thee. And yet" she added, putting her
,.rms about her husbands neck, speak
but one word--simply whisper TO me-
that thou wouldsr rather go free from
care or thought Of me, and
Hush. Coqualla! You wrong me now
o, should never sleep in peace again,
did | think thou reS9ainedst here when
thy wish was with me. But we must fee
tonight"
II ana all ready, fearest."
But we need provisions
81 have such all prepared as we can
carry"
"Then you have thought Of thisg"
eyes. But o, speak the truth. my love.
II within thy inmost soul there dwells
thought"
1T is all Of love for thee. Coqualla."
interrupted the youth, seeing at once her
drift. $50 let me hear no more OF it.
Now let as prepare"
Bless thee" musmured the fair girl,
sinking upon her companions bosom. U
since we first spoke of this, my heart has
sunk deep down IT. its darkest mood
when the thought Of staying here has
dwelt with me. Those sweet words you
whispered to me have been with me ever
since, and they have wrought a wonder
full change ia my feelings. When we get
to our new home we win talk more about
it, and you shall teach me to read the
great book wherein these precious truths
are written"
II WILL" promised White Hand. But
the night comes on; the morning VIII be
speedily approaching. Come-we will
talk on the way"
Just as the first gray streacs of dawn
appeared in the east. the fugitiyes reach
ed the great river, and without much
trouble they found the brake and the
canoe. They easily pulled the light craft
from its nest and dragged it to the river.
1t was smooth, beautifully finished
boat, fashioned from huge log Of yellow
pine. and seasoned without crack or
check. Into this the adventures put
their little store, and then, with hopeful
hearts, they entered and pushed out into
the braad stream.
ITO be continued.l
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
WISCONSIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN READABLE
SHAPE.
Many Rattlesnakes Killed During the
snmmer-Many Lots Sold at Birch
wood-wiII Try Tobacco in outagamie

Many people imagine thab the rattle
snake is thing Of the past in the State
Of Wisconsin, but there is sorne evidence
in the records of several county offices to
show that the yenomous reptile is increas-
ing in numbers, Notwithstanding the boun-
ties offered for his head. Up to the last
day Of September, in Vernon County
alone, 1,25T rattIers ha been killed, for
which that county paid in bounties
$613.50. But Crawford County takes the
lead, according to the reports thus far
received, for her citizens have called on
the county officer having the work of pay
ing 'he boanties in hand for S1,l21 90
during the same period. this sum paying
for me killing of 2,213 snakes. 1t is said
that La Crosse County has psid for about
LOCO, while other counties in the western
part of the State, along the Mississippi
river haze records of several hundred
each 10 tre;r credit A report was pub
lished a few days ago that 22.250 rat
tlcf, had been killed and paid for in
CRAWFORD County, but a resident of Pral-
RE du Chen says the figure is an exag-
GeratiOa. He says there are thousi nds
of rattlesnakes in the Mississippi bluffs.
and that it is quite likely that men prop
erly equipped aiid Nth the necessary
nerve could 60 into the deus where they
breed and max fortune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

An Irish farmer went into an iron
monger's shop to buy scythe. After
serving him the shopman asked him
II he would buy a bicycle,
what is thatT' querled the Irish
man.
ITS a machine to ride about the town
on
And, shure. what might the price of
1t be-"
Fifteen pounds"
ia rather see fifteen pounds in a
COW"
but what a fool You would look rid
ing around the town on the back Of a
/ cow
"Shure. now" replied the freshman,
mot half such fool as III look try.
ing TO milk a bicycie.' - it-Bits
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
WcKsBuRo COMMISSION.
overnor Names Men to Locate Posi-
items of Wisconsin Regiments.

s oyernOr Names Men 20 LocatS osh-
items of Wisconsin Regiments.
The Governor has appointed commits
sion to locate the positions of the Wis
consin regiments and batteries that took
mart in the siege of Vicksharg and to
recommend such additional legislation as
will permanently mark those positions.
The commissioners and altrrnates are as
follows;
Eighth regiment--A. G. W eissert, Milwau-
kee: alternate, 5. X. Eilsw lrth. MadiSon
Eleventh regiment-Ira ". Hunt, Neenah;
alternate. Lindsay S Brown, Madison
Fourteenth regiment-Ames Carter. Omro;
alternate, T.. H. Madgeburg, Milwaukee,
sixteenth regiment-Davtd James, Rich
land Center. alternate. d. Lloyd-Jones, Mil
seventeenth regiment -Florian j. Rles,
Milwaukee: alternate, George H. Fisher,
Milwaukee
Eighteenth regilneRt-Gabe Bouck. osh-
keh: alternate. Jeremiah Baldoek, Brant,
twentieth regiment--P. ]. Clauson. Mon
@: alternate. j. l.. Runlle, Milwaukee,
Twepty-third regimeut-Col William F.
fi!as. Madison; alternate, W. J. l. Mats,
Verona.
Tweuty-afth regiment W. II. Jos
i'm. Bloom City, alternate, Z. l. Kidd,
Prairie du CHEN.
Twenty-seventh reSime Peter Dame,
oostburg: alternate, James II. Alien, Madi-
sen.
Twenty-ninth regiment 5. Da-
muth. Fort Atkinson: alternate. B. ".
Miueh. Madison
Thirty.third regiment George Hale. Ike
nosha: alternate. George b. Frank, Nus
coda.
Twelfth regilnent-tseorge E. Bryant.
Madison: alternate, H. T. Bird Wausaukee.
First battery John curtis, Trempealeau-
sixth battery ]. Burnham. Eichiand
Center; alternate. Evan ". Evans, Spring
Green.
Tweifth battery William Zlcherick-
Oshkosh.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
CHApTER X.

There was CONSERVATION for a while in
the village of the White Apple when 1t
was known that Stung Serpent was
dead. for he had been an important man
among the Nateh92. AT the end of four
days. the body war made ready for lhe
grave. and nine persons. with ropes about
their necks, remaiuec fasting by it.
And are all these people o,die2' ask
ed White Hand, after he and Coqualla
had retired to their own dwelling.
Yes And but for the intercessions Of
my father himself. many more would
have died"
II is a cruel practice" said the youth,
sadly
"CruelT' repeated the princess. in sur
prise. why 30 you say SOP
Because one death is enough. Why
should 50 meuy be added?'
All answered Coaualla, ingenious
ly. "you DO not understand. Your PEG
PIE have not such love for the departed
es We have. 1t is long. dark road which
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
Amonr - Nelrhhors.

Pete Hustine. the baseball pitcher has
decided 10 engage ia the Practice Of law
in Fond du Lac, in company with his
brother. E 4. Hustjng,
Allen. the 4-yesr-old son of Charles
Harvey. was run over and instantly kill-
ed hy his fathers wagon AZ omro. HE
boy was playing near By and ran unseez
under the wheel.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

William Sumnicht.of Columbia County
bought a tract of land consisting of all
acres in the town of Boyina of G. A.
Speaker for consideration of Sll,5o0.
Mr. Sumnicht proposes to experiment in
raising tobacco. the first time it has ever
been tried on an extensive scale in Outa-
game County. though. numerous attempts
on a small basis have proven successful
and there is every reason to believe that
conditions are favorable for the raising
of tobacco.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
Starting a New Town.

An immense crowd attended the auction
sale of lots held By the Wisconsin Land
Company, owner of Brentwood townsite,
situated on a commanding eminence over
looking the river running between Birch
and Cedar lakes. Both the $500" and
the Omaha have their lines graded there.
and the Omaha has its track within three
miles OF the townsite The crowd was
composed largely of lanG seekers from
Minnesota. Wisconsin and Iowa and
was brought from Rice over the Omaha
10 the tracks end, thence up Cedar lake
by steamer. Bidding at the townsite sale
was lively and about 300 lots were sold
at prices ranging from SIS to 500.
Among the late buyers were men who will
put in shops and stores representing every
line of business. Already settlers are
coming in rapidly, and desirable sites for
summer resorts along the lakes are being
eagerly sought after by Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Illinois people. The country is
we'll adapted to sheep raising and dairy
ing and vegetable and grass crops.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

4 man fell or was thrown into the Mil
waukee river at late hour the other
night He is thought to have been VIII
liam Weinicke of Racine. His cries were
heard at the Grand avenue bridge by Lee
Gillian and another young man, who ran
down 10 the dock and extended a pole II
the drowning man, but he either did not
wish to grasp it or was too exhausted TO
do so, for he sank out of sight. Weinicke
is said to have had with him fair-sized
roll of money. He was employed by L.
d. Miller. a Racine real estate man. Mr..
Miller said that he knew no reason for
Weinicke's committing suicide.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
.s715,57O ss21.570 S1Oo.OOO

Total -. -. .s715,570 $S21,5T0 $106,000
The money for free high school, State
aid for graded schools and the interest
on the State debt is usually taken from
the general fund. but when the general
fund is not sufficient to carry them they
are included in the annual levy made by
the Secretary of State.
Figured upon the basis of the valuation
fixed by the State Board of Assessment
at its last sitting and at the rate Of
.o0157201 the apportionment to the yar-
Gus counties will be as follows:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
rir..nr,e Mnrk-

May Mr.. lIuggard called on you
last evening didn't he?
Fay-Yes. and be made me very tired.
May-I suppose no tried 70 kiss you.
Fay-Nes, and every time he kissed
me had 10 slap him. Philadelphia
Press.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
WISCONSIN TAX LEVY.
TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED
is So, 257,e54.

Increase of Almost Million Is Due to
the One Mill School Tax Under the
New Assessment Figures Figures
by Couutes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

Idieness Is the burial of a living man.
Jeremy Taylor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

is the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digestion and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30


| The State tax levy for 1902 from the
Secretary OF States office will show that
the total amount Of State tax to be rails
ed next year is 81. PSI, S54, as against ST.
$40, $40 in 1901, or an increase of almost
81 600, 900 over 1901. Because of the in
crease in the valuation Of all property in
the State made by the State Board of As
sessment at its recent sitting the rate of
taxation is only 0o157201, as against
.002135S25 last year, or more than half
mill less than for 1901. While The
amount that will be raised for school pur-
poses by the one-mill tax is $So6,2S4
greater than for the previous year, owing
to the great increase in the assessed val
uation, there is an increase IN the State
tax Of $106, 900 over and above the 1-miG
levy That is, the total amount of taxes
to be raised for the year 1902, outside
of the 1-mill tax, is SS21, $40, as against
ST15,5T0 for 1901. This increase is due,
not to any extra expense incurred in the
actual conduct Of the State COVER ament
but TO the university fu1d income, the
normal school fund income. and TO the
aid the State is now giving graded
schools. This can be readily understood
from glance at the following table show
ing the various items which were put into
the State levy for 1901 and for 1902:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30

University fund in
come ...... s2eSOOo $4,000 $4,000
Normal sehoolfunf
income -. II. 10000 215.ooO $4,000
Free high school 100000 100000 $500.
State aid graded
schools $50. -. ...... 60,000 60,0OO
Interest on State
debt ... -. 1880 1890 $500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03

hace la referida corporation. Asi proceden
los compatrotas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03

Hemos leido con sumo agrado el Manifes-
to que dirijen al pats, los prestigosos MEM
bros que constituyen hoy ell Directorio de nues-
ira agrupacion.
cuos correligionarios que 10 suscriben, porque
al referirse las nobilfsimas aspiraciones de
nuestro partido, que labora por ell bienestar Y
engrandecfmiento de la region, pone tambien
de relieve, en- conctsas pero elocuentes frases,
los satisfactorios resultados obtendos con la
ProteSta activa. que tiene su raZ0n de ser, en-
deter fnadas circuns cias como 10 iustifca
ell hecho cue Sc ha ogrado hacer luz sobre los
escombros de esa passion desbordaEte, que ha
1nvadido torpements una pequena fracci0n
de la gran familia puertorriquef1a.
Utuedo jamas manch6 su limpia historic
es u ma poblacion en- donde los hiios ben hon.
rar la madre-tierra. Pertenecen al grupo de
los federales incansables, siempre sn pie
aguardsndo el dfa que Sc les lame los comi-
clos. Mlentras tanto So preparan con entu-
siasmo, no para la propaganda innecesaria
tire compatriotas convencidos. sino a seguir
1rmes en sns puestos decididos, llevando por
guia, esta nutrida falange utuadefia, en- todos
tudes de patriotismo entereza de que nos di6
innnmeros ejemplos nuestro leader.
en- pie nos descubrimos para enviar fra
ternal saludo los distinguidos correligiona-
rios que acertadamente snpieron designar ell
Comite Directive, digno de respetuosa consi-
danza, pues inspirAndose las fecundas Iuces
de nuestro programa liberal, hemos de secun-
darle con fe perseveran ncia en- sus sabias re-
soluciones hasta consegur ell triunfo de Ia
causa del paftdo, que recama ell reconoci
miento del derecho que nos asiste para gozar
os oenehcios de un gobierno propio. al ampa-
70 del augusta pabelon americana.
Praxedes Rivera, Francisco Colomer Jo.
'e Cabailero. Justine Sanchez, Benito velaz-
auez, Juan Delfn Cortes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03

agredldo por la espalda por un GAIA repnbi-
cano latnado Higinio Castro
Dfcese Que fie maudado por Ia poieia que
Sc hal!a ba apostada cerca del lugar del suceso
No hubo que lamentar ninguna desgra
Y cond j. a los contendientes al cuartel no SIN
antes haber registrado al agredido ocnpan-
dole baston que portaoa.
Ali Sc volvi6 la oraci6n por pasva, pues
ell agresor result6 agredido ell agredido agre-
sor Y Sc lie exiien a.este dltimo 20 <ioiars> de
fanza para poder quedar en- iibertad hasta
tauto compareciera al Tribunal de poitcia
Dicha tanza la presto personalmente nuestro,
digno alcalde don Luis Costas Ferrer al
otro 5quien 10 flo? 10 ignoramos
Hoy lunes mparecieron ante Ell tribunal.
Ell agresor Sc aeon paho de i.S correspoldien-
tes testigos falsos, los cuales decararon que
este habla sido agredido
Nuestro amigo, no quiso llevar los suyos
sabiendo que ser{a indti al interrogarsele
para evitar un NAL lato y por econonatG de
Tempo dijo no saber NADIA de 10 que Sc lie pre-
guntaba.
E tribunal, pues, le condeno c1nco &do-
llars1 de multa por condescendenctd ie do Gin
CO dias de plazo para su pago FL paoie
fu6 absuelto.
Ell Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03
Ri Partido Federal de PuertO.RiCo


GALES
Dan Francisco Coira.
FAJARDO
Don Jorge Bird Leon, don Ramon M6ndez
Cardona, don Antonio Barcel6.
GUAYAMA
DR.. don Tomas Vazquez.
HUMACAO
Don Luis de Cells Alquier don Jose E.
Ramirez. doctor don Fernando Gonzalez, LcdO
Juan Was Ochoteco.
YAUCO
Lcdo. dor Jose Ma Gatell, don jose G.
Torres, doctor don Atllo Gaztambde.
JUNCOS
Don Francisco Escute
Don Octavio Garcia Salgado.
LARES
Don Pablo Vilella.
MAYAGUEZ
Lcdo. don Jose de Diego, Lcdo. don Fede-
rico Gatell
Lcdo. don Ramon Rodriguez Gonzalez.
PONCE
Den Guilermo Shuck, doo Luis Porrata
Doria, Lcdo. don Jose Ramon Becerra.
LAS PIEDRAS
Don Antonio MARQUEE.
PATILLAS
Don Modesto Bird Leon
RIO GRANDE
Don Jose Roman Dfaz.
QUEBRADILLAS
Don Honorio Hernandez.
SAN GERMAN
Den Tomas Agrait Font
SAN LORENZO
Don Federico Sel6s.
TOA BAJA
DR.. don Jose Reguero Feli1.
UTUADO
Lcdo. don Francisco [. Mater
VEGA ALTA
Don Jacinto Sejo.
.VIEQUES
Don Jose Benitez Diaz.
VEGA BAJA
Don Jose 81. Amadeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03
Conferencia

Maximo Gomez, ha celebrado una larga
conferencla con ell senor Estrada Palma. re-
presentante de Cuba en- los Estados Unidos.
Aunque ambos guardian reserva sobre M u
chos puntos tratados en- la conferen cia, ,se sabe
que el general Gomez aconsej6 Estrada Pal
ma que acepte la presideucfa de la repdblica.
La situaci6n de Cuba, dice aquel, necesits
un hombre del talento, patriotismo y dplo-
macfa de Estrada Palma, sin compromises con
los partidos polticos locales.
So proclamation seria aceptada por todos
los elementos cubanos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03
PoNCE
NOTTCTAS DERECTAS

Sc nota entusiasmo para la celebration del
de Julio.
El martes embarc6 para los Estados L nj
dos y Europa nuestro amigo don Antonio OterO
Arce.
Su viajs obedece negocios relacionados
con la impOrtante casa comercal &Bazar Ote-
roS de esta ciudad.
Nuestro amigo don Julio Lavergne Sc en-.
cnentra enfermo en- Guayania
Deseamos recupere la salud.
Tambien embarc6 ell martes para New
York nuestrc amigo don " Hernandez Franco.
Qle haga un viaje feliz.
I'm niho de nuestro particular amigo don
Juan Cortada Sc encuentra enfermo d cuida-
Hacemss votos por Ia salud del tierno in
tucio oral para ell dfa s:
Augusta Presentini, de Guayanilla, por
sustracci6n de MEMORIES
Ell lunes ell martes cayeron algunos
aguaceros en- esta demarcaci6n.
Ell calor sigue en- aumento, los agrIcul-
torres aguardan con impaciencia que Sc inice
en- forma el perfoao de las lluvias, pues los
campos estan quemados.
Muchos compatriotas Sc dlsponen tambten
emigrar Cuba.
Contlnda la gravedad del senor don Do
mingo Pellegrini.
Sc ha despedido de nosotros para New
York, nuestro amigo don Evangelio Auffaut
Acompana sn primogenito quien queda.
RI Ell aquella ciudad dedicado estudos edu-
cativos
Felfz vIa1e
Ha circulado pYofusamente una hoia sue-
Ia anunclando la pro&ima llegada del emnente
actor sefor Roncoroni notable con.pafifa
dramAtca.
Los vecinos de la calls de Atocha, extreme
horte, solicitan del alcalGe la colocaci6n de
una boca de incendio, pues no existe nipguna
por aquellos sitios.
En- ell vapor frances que saldrA ell para
Santo Domingo, embarcaran muchos puerto.
rriquehos que huyen de nuestra decantada
prosperidad.
OjalA logren Ell blenestar que por prmera
Vez les niega la patria.
En- la Cantera Sc promovio el lunes DOR Ia
noche un fuerte esc6ndalo.
fueron causantes, dos hombre que ref1ian
La policfa brill6 por su ausencia.
Ha sfdo detenido un individuo acusado de
Abusar de una criatura de once amos en- Ell Coto
Laurel.
Sc lie sigue causa criminal
En- la calls de Wives ocurri6 otro escSpda-
10 ell lnnes.
Tsmpoco intervno la policfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03

Publicamos continuation los nombres
residencias de los sesenta miembros de que
compone ell Comit6 Directive de nuestra colec-
tividad Y la nueva reorganization que ha teni-
do esta en- Ia Asamblea celebrada San Juan
ell dia l6 del mes pr6ximo pasado.
LEADER EN- Los ESTADOS-UNIDOS
Don Luis Munoz Rivera
CUERPO EJECUTIVO EN- PU ERTO- RICO
SAN JUAN
Presdeute Lcdo. don Francisco de p. Acuna.
COMISION POLITICA
Presfdente Lcdo. don Francisco de p.
Acuna
Vocales; Lcdo don Santiago R. Palmer,
Lcdo. don Herminio Dfaz Navarro.
Secretario don Jose G. del Vale.
COMISION JURIDICA
Lcdo don Carlos Ma Soer, Lcdo. don Juan
GuzmAn Benftez.
COMISION ECONOMICA
Don Manuel CamuGas, don Tulio Larri-
sECRETARIO GENERAL
Don Jose G.. del Vale.
LOS DEMAS VOCALES DEL
COMITE DIRECTIVE
SAN JUAN
Don Ramon Marin, don Manuel c. Roman,
don Ramon Fl. Patron DR.. don Arturo Vaz-
quez Prada.
ARECIBO
Don Carlos Casanova, Lcdo. Manuel Perez
Avil6s, Lcdo. jose Ramon Rivera, don Sebas-
tian Figueroa.
ANASCO
Don Juan Bianchi Rosaffa, don Jose Adolf
TO Pesante, don Vicente Urruta
AGUADfLLA
Don Nicanor Pefia.
AGUADA
Don Antonio Sanchez Ruiz.
ADJUNTAS
Don Antonio Tacoronte.
ARROYO
Don Federico E. Virella.
COROZAL
DR.. don Acisco Bou de la Tore.
CAGUAS
Don Modesto Sola Rodriguez.
COMERIO
Don Luis Pho Sanchez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-03
Diogenes Prieto.
Con febre amarillo

El gobernador militar de Cuba Leonard
Wood esta atacado de la febre amarila
Seg6n los dltimos parties meiora notable
mente enfermedad
Asegdrase que de no ocurrir alg1n ines
Perado cambio, esta fuera de peligro la vida
del general
La noticia de la mejoria de Wood ha eau
sado mny boena impression en Washington,
donde Sc habfan perdido las esperanzss de que
salvase