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The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Up on Harris Creek.

Dudley F. Harrison reached Nome Wednesday from Harris creek, Kou- garok district. Nlr. Harrison had been in that section since last April. He says that Harris, while not d world beater, is a good-paying creek. o. B. Millet is working l2 men on a fraction between Nos. and ,. Traphagen is working number of men on No. ,. No. l, owned by Pete Lundberg and others, is probably the best claim on the creek. Mr. Harris had charge of Nos. ), and f. The latter claim, how ever, is in litigation. "One great trouble with that section," says Mir. Harrison, lis the disinclination of the average man to work"
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
HIS WIFE
 IS MISSING
Mrs. Sanford, Wife of Sergeant SandfOrd, of the Siginal Corps,
 Disappears iu Seattle

Sergeant s. F. Sanford, of the Sig nal corps, who has had charge of the local telegraph station since it's estab. lishment, has gone to Seattle on sad mission. Several weeks ago his wife arrived in Seattle from Baltimore, Md. She was taken sick and went to Se- attle hospital, but the last letter re- ceived by Mr. Sanford stated that she was recovering. He heard nothing more, but ex pected her arrival on each incoming steamer.
 Last Saturday he chanced to read in d Seattle paper that his wife was taken ill week before in restaurant, but that she had left the place and no trace of her had since been found. Mr. San ford immediately applied for leave ot absence, which he obtained and left or the Rosecrans for Seattle to search tol his missing wife.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
ThE BAY OF
 AT0NEmENT
Or the Great Jewish Fast Day, YOm Kippur, Will Commence on
 Sunday Evening.

Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atone ment, day of fasting and prayer in the Jewish church, will begin at sunset on Sunday evening next. It lasts until sunset of the following day. Tom Kip pur is as old as the Jewish church itself, for according to the old testament, it was on this day that the high priest en- tered the holy of holie, in the sanctuary to pray for the sins of the people. There fore it is that the day is sacredly ob- served even unto this day. An addit- ional prayer has been added to the ser vices within the past four hundred years. This prayer is for the forgive ness of the sins of apostacy. as several European countries compelled all Jews residing therein to either embrace the Christian faith or leave the country and all their possessions behind them. Many accepted the new religion out wardly, and the new prayer is still used in behalf of such as may have wandered away voluntarily or involuntarlly from the faith of their fathers.
 Services will be held Tn Jourden $ hall. conn encing at seven o'clock Sun day evening, and they will be continued on Monday, ending that evening at 6 o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Down at Bluff City.

w. W. CardWell is in town from FL dorado creek, Bluff City district. Mr.. tardwell is interested in the Big Eat and Big Sleep claims on that creek and both are good ones. the only draw back being d lack of water. He ha, eight feet of pay dirt under foIr feet of muck. On Daniels creek men are work ing about half time: Nos. } and 3 are shut down because of no water. The beach i, again being worked over for the tenth time or such d natter and money is being taken out. There are 800 people in and around about Bluff and all of them are at work.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
From Solomon City.

F. w. Green, of Solomon City, was in town this week. Mr. Green says that his burg is lively. It has about l5O people, while in the neighborhood, he says, there are between l,ooO and 2.OOO more. We have had good camp this summer" he said. "The different creeks are showing up well, hWay beyond expectations, and nearly every one is satisfied with the outlook. ''
 Nlr. Green has leased his roadhouse to w. J. Mcrtaugh, formerly vi%one and he and Mrs. Green will spend tht winter on the outside.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

recommends this action, that the details of government may be transferred from his shoulders to regularly elected offc- ialS.
 To carry out the same idea with re- gard to small towns throughout the Yu- kon Territory, a general ordinance has been passed providing for the election in each of an overseer, who shall hold office for one year and execute the ex- pressed wishes of the voters in the ex- penditure of town funds and the carry ing on of public works. The various towns will hold elections in October to select OVcrSeerS.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Recorder Moves, of Fair Ha-
 ven, is Enthusiastic.
BIG PAY IN CREEK
Men Rocking Out From $50 to $IOO Per Day to the Han T. B. Straven, However, Does Not Think the Creek at All Wonderful.

Among the arrivals from Fair Haven district this week were Recorder Thos. C. Moves and T. E. Straven. They came direct from Candle creek, the new creek on the Keewalik river. Record CT Moves tells fabulous stories concern ing the golden wealth of that creek, but there is suspicion that his state ments are tinctured with a good deal Ot enthusiasm. Mir. Moves claims that men are rocking out from $50 to $lOO a day to the man, shoveling the dirt from the bed of the creek through a foot or two of water.
 T. B. Straven, who has been sluicine on No II above Snyder's discovery. on Candle. is not nearly so enthusiastic over that creek. The gold, he says. is fine, and as yet nothing very good has been found. Jimmy Tweed was left sluicing on No. II. Candle creek benches promise to be good. especially on the left limit. below Patterson creek, where the Lee boys have a claim. Mr.. Straven got as high as ? cents to the pan on this bench. and he believes that the benches may prove productive.
 Inmachuk creek. however, Mir. Stra- ven believes to be the banner creek of Fair Haven district. It showes up bet ter than Candle, he says. The gold is very coarse and black and pieces worth a dollar each have been picked up. The strike was madea short time before Mir. Straven left, Five claims are known to prospect we'll With one box only and one man shoveling in, $4OO was cleaned up in four days.
 Recorder Noyes' faith is pinned to Candle just the same, and he states with an air of confidence that Anvil creek is mere pup alongside the keewalik stream. In other words Anvil can't hold candle to Candle.
 J. A Lesner, who left Nome last fall for Point Hope, writes friendin Nome that that section is a failure. Geo. Ira bert who reported a strike near Point Hope had found nothing. Lesner left Point Hope and went to Candle creek, reaching that place Aug. last. He writes that Fair Haven district will prove to be the richest mining camp in Alaska.
 The claims being worked are princi- pally between Nos. 6 and 14. It is stated that F. Johnson rocked out "A ounces in one day on claim owned by Thos. C.. Moves. Mir. Moves is taking up about 75 tons of supplies and expects to get away within few days. He expresses his intention of wintering in that sec tion, Mrs. Moves is expected down on the Newsboy from Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
THE SKAGWAY
 TOWNSHIP
A Celebrated Case Has at Last Been Settled, After a FOur-Years'
 Fight.

The celebrated Skagway-Moore town site case has at last been settled. Moore, the claimant of the land, con- sented to compromise and will accept One-quarter of all the real estate, iL- cluding the Improvements thereon, on a basis of the assessment of last year. The terms of the compromise were definitely agreed upon and the case for ever closed on September l. J. Bernard Moore began the action for the posses sion of the townsite three years ago and in that time a legal battle, the hardest fought in the history of Alaska litigation, has been waged untiringly by both sides. J. C. Price represented the municipal interests and Moore was s@ented by Judge A. K. Dela1e:;5i 5i Xu, and Jonh c. Held. Moore was repeatedly successful in the courts and Attorney Price was compelled to make Q trip to the national capital last winter to get d rehearing of the Case Following the latter action by the sec retary of the interior department, the attorneys met in olsagwav with vie" to compromise, which was finall! nt
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
A Woman MusIler

who reached Nome recently from that section, says that d Mrs. HOlmgren made the trip across country from Mary's Igloo in two days. carrying a p pound pack. And 1 haven't cold feet ether,' she said, "mu~hing keeps them warm" Mrs. Holmgren expressed her intention of staying with the country.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Fort Davis Notes.

Capt. McIver, commanding at Fort Davis. has been ordered to Fort Nan- couver. This transfer leaves Lieut.. KnudsOn the only commissioned officer at the post. It is expected that num- Der of officers, however, will arrive shortly.
 Dr. F. N. C. Jerauld, a former well known physician of Nome, is now sur geon at Fort Davis.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Dawson to IncOrpOf ate.

Tacopis, Wash, Aug. 3o.-The 4u- kon council and its legal advisers are drafting special ordinance which will be passed early in September, incorpo- rating Dawson as a city without regard to Q. vote on the subject. Governor Ross
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Famous City Oi Chicago.

This well-known hotel has just been reopened as beer garden: a stein of beer, l2. cents: pork and beans, chiii con carne, limburger cheese, or any kind of sand wlches with stein of beer, p cents: nice spring beds, oo cents: rnntn. S
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

"The IIunter'' makes spec j;.lty oF furnishing families with the same high class liquors, at popular wholesale prices, that we sell over our bar.
 Our whiskies are the Genuine Old Hunter Rye and Old Crow Bourbon, the best in the world. Only S2.50 a bottle.
 We sell the celebrated Annheu-er- Busch beer. We also carry in stock imported ales, porter and wines.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
Notice.

All goods left with Elster Bros. must be called for by October 9, 1901, or same will be sold to pay charges.
 Blister BrOs., 234 Front st.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

The greatest variety of allwool pants from S.1 up, at Gus Browns, the lead, ing clothing and furnishing goods house in Nome, 3l6 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

The Argonaut, high grade whisky, sold in full quart bottles, at the Horse shoe, 21S Front st
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

The number of outfits put up by the Nome Trading Company speaks vol tunes for the quality Of their goods.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

The Nome Trading Company have z large line of shoes at reduced prices
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20

Note our show window full of ties at 75c. Gus Brown. 3l6 Front st.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
LiuuOrS For Family Use.

See the $l.25 shirt window at Gu! Browns, 3l6 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
The Four Men Who Were
 Drowned Near Safety
ABOUT AUGUST GTH
Were Wm. HiitZ, Richard WaIdron, Ed Cuibert and Jos seph (. WiIkens- Two of the Bodies Were in a Bad State of Decomposition.

The names of the four men whose dead bodies were found on the beach last week. short distance below Port Safety. have been aScertaincd. The fact that the bodies had been found was told exclusively in the NTGGET.
 A. F. Lange. deputy coroner, who went down to Port Safety last Wednes- day week, returned on Tuesday night. The names of the drowned men are {: William Hiltz, Richard Waldron. Ed Culbert and Joseph (. WilkenS. The bodies were found short distance apart across the lagoon from Port Safety. That the men were drowned seem, to be beyond doubt. They left Port Safety for solomon City about f 0 clock on the afternoon of Aug. 6 in an old Yukon boat, which had been patched up and a center board added to it. The men had been ~pecting on Nenetia creek. and had stopped en route to Solomon City at Meyers road house. When they left Safety the weather was somewhat thick and the sea was choppy. So far as known, they were never seen alive again. 1t is be- lipved that their boat filled and sank, for, contrary to the first report, the boat has not been found. I'. w. Green, proprietor of a read house at solomon | City, who knew the men, becoming alarmed at their long absence from Solomon City, wrote to Charles Meye 5 at Port Safety for news of the missing men. A search was instituted, and two bodies were first found, and subse- quently two more. Two of the corpses were only identified by papers found on their clothing, Hiltz's body being recognized by gold watch which he had carried.
 Deputy Coroner Lange did not deem it necessary, under the circumstances, to hold an inquest. The bodies were buried Wednesday last at Port Safety. The former residences of the drowned men have not been ascertained.
 Wilkens' mother lives in Brooklyn. N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-20
PROFESSIONAL.
LAWYERS.

w. H. Bard W. II. Hrinker Geo. D. Schotield
 DRINKER, BARD & SCHOFIELD.
 I LAWYERS Onicc: Nome, | over r e New Waldorf. Alaska.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
Az(icar eI6ctrico


Pronto comeremos <azGcar el6ctricoS, es
decir, obtenida por la electrolisis de los jugos
azucarados de la remoachay de la cana, qz-
gar por los interesantes trabajos reaizados con
este objeto en- Paris por el celebre especialista
M. F. Dupont
III eiectrolizador consiste en- una cubeta
de MADEIRA divididida en- tres compartimientos:
en- el del medic Sc coloea el jugo azucarado,
en- los otros dos Sc pone aqua muy pura.
Los tabiques que separan los comparti- i
mieutos son porosos, de papel pergamio de
porcelana de amianto. Los electrodes son pa-
cas- de plata platnada, de aluminio, de zinc O
de plomo.
Sc hsc6 pasar por ell baho una corriente
electrical continue alternative, dirijida por
un transformador rotativo
Esta corriente debe ser de Is U0lts con una
densdad rs 80 dmpgfeG por metro cuadra'
do de G1ode. Tiepe por otjeto coagular pre-.
cipitar las materias abuminoides del iugo, al
mismo tempo que las sales que, en- los proce
dimientos actuales, engluten el azdcar bajc
forma de melaza, son descompuestas en- sus
elementos.
Finalmente, en- Ell compartments del me
dio queda aqua azucarada, clara & incolora
que contiene tan solo algunos rezagos de ma
terias organcas, cal y magnesia.
En- los compartimientos de los estremos
ell aqua esta cargada de soda, de potasa y dt
armoniaco.
Este procedimiento permite sacar azdca
| de todos los otros jugos azucarados distinto
| dc la remolacha la cana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
Banquete en San Juan

Ell domingo la compahfa SB0 del regimen
to de Puerto Rico, obsequi6 en- San Juan con
un suculento banquete a la compaf1ia xHS, de
Cayey.
En- el acto rein6 la fraternidad mas honda,
brindando en- terminus conctsos, pero elo-
cuentes, nuestros amigos don Jose G. Rodri-
guez don jose Ruiz ooier, sargeutos del ejer-
cito.
Despu6s de aIgunas horas de grata expan-
sion, concluy6 la iesta entire las aegrfas de los
obsequantes de los obsequiados
La referiua compania &HS nos encarga que
en- SD nomore reiCeremos su gratitud a sus
compaiieros de armas de la capital por la ca
riiiosa distinci6u que lie dispensaron,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
Siempre 81 mismo,
MANIF FESTACI0N

Aver las cuatro de la tarde, paS6 frente
4 estas oticlnas la manifestation organi2ada
por ei gremio do tabaqueros.
La concurrencia era numerosa.
Los manifestantes portaban una bandera
americana, dos puertorriquenas, una cubana y
dos espaiiolas. Ademas un estandarte roio
que decla &lo de MAyo-Uni6n de torcedo
res-Loor al trabajoS; y otro blanco con ador-
no cardenal en- que lefmos; &A1o 190o-1o'de
Mayo-Varios tabaqueros y claslfeadores de
CaguasS.
La orquesta solemnizaba ell acto con las
sentidas notas de &La Bolinquenas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
IT, :EiS

Los obreros ds este pueblo preparanse pa
ra celebrar cob a3miento <L2 Fiesta del Ira
bs]oS.
Habra manifestation phhlicai la cual
coneurrirau lepreseatacionee os todos los gre.
mics con sus respee5lto os esta ade rtes
POr la uoche Sc eIrctuaIa una velada lite
raria en- 81 local d la sFederGe6lS con ell con.
curse de yarios y enthusiasts miembros de
ella.
A don Juan Bautsta Romero, 1esidente
en- ell barrio de GB&TtoloS lie robaron varios
efectos de cocina, de cuyo hecho di6 cuenta al
comisario.
Los autores fueron habidos puestos q
disposition del iuez de policiaj pero como ell
senior Romero no pudo concurrir al juicio ell
dfa seiialado, pOr vivlr muy lejos del pueblo e
impedfrseo la lluvia, fue condenado q cfnco
dollars de muIta los rateros con cuatro cada
nno
Hemos de adyertir que Romero no fd6 svi-
sado en- forma legal, 81 no por medic d. uH re-
cado que le pas6 ell jueE con un guaraia que
fue de serYicio al mismo barrlo,
AL pollcia insular Jose Segarra 10 traslada-
ron al puesto de Hormigueros. sra uno de los
mas cumplidores correctos.
Nos Informan que Ell cabo seior Villariny
fsprendi6 un policia por haber mandado q
dormir yarios caballerOs despues de las diea.
Aplaudimos ese proceder.
En- ell camino que conduse al barrio de
SLsres3 fu6 asRltado don Francisco Mereado
Dor dos indviduos, los cusles lie dieron vafios
golpes lie sustraieroh dinero y 'documentos
Importantes.
Por Ia fuerza insular fueron capturados
los malhechOres, siendo puestos disposition
de Ia autoridad.
Fl festival religioso en- honor del patriar-
ca San Jose celebrado en- este pueblo resulto
muy lucido.
Aouf Ell sentimiento cat6lice sta bien
arraigsdois6lo falts que Ell par oC ss 20 le ina
yor iuteres por Ell cnito se deeius selebrar
todas las tiestas de Ia Igiesia, pues no le faita-
Fa ell eoncnrso de los eat6licos.
Los articnlps Sbos responssbss anlc0sB y
sEn pleno salysjlsmos de IA DEAgooR4cIA han
sldo reprodueid0a go heiAs suaIEas per lps te-
AeFAles as este pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
A tontas y a locas'
Un peri6dico que rabia, un Fajardo que faja
y un professor que pega.
Esto, aquello y 10 de mas ALA

Conque, tome usted Quina senor Fajardo,
81 por ST scaso Sc 10 ateral los nervios, i'm
POGO de bromtro resuta exec ente.
O,qG i. Mateo: LA DEMOCRACIA Sc
rie de listed de sns sandecas, como Sc RE de
las sandeces de todos los guapoS que preten-
den amedrentarla.
Disimule su rabia,
senior Fajardo;
no sea cue reViente
como un petardo.
tOh que cachaza
tx que risa me cuelgd
con la amenaZa
+*x
Por Ponce vive Mr.. Clark, professor anne,
rcano, que parece sentir un placer especial
cuando atormerta los ninos de su escuela.
Todos los das menudean las cdrpiSdS, y
e terror reina donde no deben reinar sino la
bondad y la dulzura.
Pero gro dicen que estan prohibidos los
castigos corporalesP
Pero Mr. Clark, no solo desconoce es-
to. sin6 Que desconoce hasta los principios ru-
dimentarios porque Sc ha de regr tina es-
cuela.
10 deduzco de que los proce ini ,ntos
que usa no son muy Aodernos 5, tfamenGe,
los mismos que us6 con 81 o. ddittke de su
pueblo
la verdad es que 81 Ell Magisterio de los
Estados Unidos Sc compone de maestros como
Mr.. Clark, es digno de astima.
Es decir, que entire Mr.. Clark Mr. Arms
trong podfan fundar un coeglo para inutili-
zar, digo, para educar muchachos.
Saldrian mancos, tuertos, cojos, sin nariz,
sin orejas, etc. etc. pero sapientf.imos va
10 creo en- condolences de coger un jacbo J
segulr pescando buruquendS.
Este professor Sc cree
que, sin duda, en- Puerto Rico,
todo ni1o es un oorrico
que sin ell palo no lee;
por 10 visto prevee,
cou raz6n sin razon,
que 81 a ell le dieron nIrr6n,
tai vey por terc0 por brute,
para obtener igua fruto
tiene que usar del bdSt6n.
Siempre el mismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02

Ell Pals asegura que Ia Comisi6n enviada
4 los Estados Uuidos por el pueblo de Puerto
Rico, fracas6.
Y 10 asegura con esa desfaehatez tan Pc
culiar al 6rgano flad6fcO.
Demasiado conoce Ell. Pals la polvoreda
levantada en- 10 metr6poli coz motive de los
disparates maytisculos do nuestro Goberna-
dor, 10 que la prensa toda, sin distinction de
matices, ha dcho soDre tales escandalos.
Pero Ell PALS es nlt0pe solo We por los
espejuelos de Barbosa.
De todos modos, y pesar del fidcnso, los
vientos no soplan bien para los irc0ndtci0ndles
y hasta SC dicen cosas, que, de sallr ciertas,
daran mucho que hacer q los datstriacanteS de
nuevo cufo.
Convenzase Ell Pals esa situaci6n an6
mala en- que han colocado Puerto-Rico, no
puede sostenerse por mucho tempo, por aque.
lilo de que no hay NAL que dwe Glen ollos, nd
cuerpo que loTestStd va nosotros hemos lie
gado al colmo del sufrimientn ! de la desespe-
raci6n.
81 Barbosa fuese el iesidente de los Es-
tados Unidos, tai vez hasta nos quemarfa vivos;
pero, aforJunadamente ell cefebro de Nc Kin
ley 90 de mayor capacdad y no esta releno de
estopa
Aguanten ell sofoc6n
repriman ell despecho.
Como duele 10 que ha hecho
nuestra sutil comis6n l....
nv
Mateo Fajardo asegura que 81 LA DEMO
CRACIA estuViese en- su distrito. ...
Aqui 10 del mendigo aquel, que cuando So
licitaba la carload pdDlica, 10 hac1a en- estos
terrninos;
-Se1or deme usted una limosna, porque
81 no..
-dQu6. .?-preguntabale el transeunte
incomodado.
-Porque 81 no, me Voy sin ella.
Y asi lie pasa Mateo.
81 LA DEMooRAcIA estuviese en- su dstri-
to-.
SQue...?
Pues Sc la trdgGrSa, sin chistar, como Sc la
traga ahora.
Porque ESQ de denunciar peri6dicos va no
dA juego, no hay otro recuTso que escuchar
las verdades mondos ttSondds, como noso-
tros las decimos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02

Sc piensa llevar a cabo este a6o las
festas patronales
Hasta hoy, las doce, ardfan los escombros
del muelle de espig6n. PUr la tArde Sc We ell
hume adn,
Sc han hecho algunas detenciones q causa
del siniestro, pues hay sospechas de que sea
| intentional
Mahana Sc pasaran los avisos de aumentos
| en- las tasaciones todos los propietarios.
Estos eligen COS aoogados para lleyar sus
| querellas las Cortes, pues consideran Illegal
dichos aumentos.
Sc ha estimado el recurso de casacl6n in.
terpuesto por xHarimer &C - contra auto de
In Corte de Dlstrtto de Huinacao que fall6 no
haber lugar a la declaration de quebra de j,
NJ. Padilla Comp.
Dadas las raEones que expuso al Supre-
| mo Tribunal 81 juris consuto don Eduardo
Acuna, obtuyo un triunfo
La Corte de Humacao sigue un proceso
contra los policfas insuares Rosendo miro
Felix Ortiz, por nddelldad en- Ia eustodla do
prosos
La hiis del general Davis que case aver
con Mr. Murfort, EMBARGO el mismo dia con
este por vapor SPonce.1
Anoche en- la fabrica de icores de eChan@
dryS Sc repartieron gratuitamente bebidas
tabacos tOdos los que trab8iaron en- ell in
cendio.
81 senior Chandfy es digno de encomios por
gu esplendldez.
Desde esta madaua Sc encuentra en- esta
capital ell alcalde de Ponce. De maiiana pa.
sado regresara a Ia ciudad del sur.
Sc halla en- esta eludad de retorno de
Ponce, don Carlos M. Soler sub.gobernador
del sBaneo Espaiol9.
Anoche lie dispararon varios tiros en- la
calle de la Cruz un soldado de Martinique Sc
lie fug6 la poicia.
Hoy fueron absueltos los procesados por
asalto a la casa de don Pedro Nolasco Rubio,
El doctor don Fernando Nuhez famlis
embarcaron aver para los Estados- ndos. La
causa del viaje es 10 enfermedad de la esposa
de aqu6l
AL ihSNAaAV ASi uuSil3 AS GspAEOh 90
reduio cenizas una virgen del Rosario, en-
cargada para el temple de San jose
La sehorita Maria Castro esten6grafo de
las oticinas del attorney general, saIi6 aver pa
ra los Estados Unidos en- con- pahia de algunos
miembros de su famiia
La causa de SD viaie obedece aque Sc en-
cuentra aIgo perturbada en- sus facultsdes
mentales.
Desde aver Sc encuentra reeogldo en- cana
Mr. Harlan honorable attorney general.
81 juez municipal de Adjuntas pide que Sc
oFdene ia celebration Immediate del iuicio oral
contra el reeandador de aque pueblo, por NAL
versaei6n.
Per 81 YapoF sponces sall6 para New York
dan Benigno n. Belgado de Lomos ca comps.
/ Hsa &c 50 esresa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02

El viernes ocurri6 un violento incendio en-
las canas de don Modesto Bird siendo conside-
rabe ell n1mero de cuerdas destruidas por las
llamas.