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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

For months il has been understood
that Representative Harris. of clear
field would be the Republican Candi-
date for state treasurer, hut within tho
last few DAYS II Is said the aspect of
affairs has changed and senator w i.
SNYDER. also of Clearticld. president pro
tom, of the senate, is the man who is
now being turned To as the probable
nominee.
senator Snyder's ardent champion
shin of the oleomargarine bill during
the last legislature and the securing of
its passage has made him very popular
with the farmers of the state, and IT
now looks very much as If Senator
SNYDER might be the nominee for
treasurer this year instead of for lieu
tenant governor next year, for which
he has been an aspirant.
The following Washington dispatch
appeared in saturdays Philadelphia
Press:
Representative William Conncl, of scranton,
is being urged 10 become candidate Tor tNe
guhcrnatorial nomination next wear lie has not
! made M his mind on the subject, but the pres
sure heing brought to bear upon him to permit
| his name to go before thr Republican voters
| of the state may he too strong for hn ia resist.
| MIR ConnpIl has been in Washington, recently,
looking after departmental business in tho inter
est of his constituents and in discussing the
| poIiti,aI situation IN Pennsylvania admitted
| that he was receiving letters from influential
| Ropuhlicsns in all parts Of the state urging
! him 10 become a candidate for the governoship.
! Some of these letters are from old political
! friends and allies whose wishes and advice have
! great weight with the congressman, lie SAYS
| that he has not reached decision aud may
NOT for some months to come II can he said,
however. that II Mr Ccnnci makes up lis mind
10 enter the gubernatorial race his opponents
viii Rnd an antagonist ready TO meet their
strongest fight.
The mention Of Mr. Conncll's name in connec'
tion with this contest is not new feature OF
| tbn poIiticai situation Last winner when the
| nlans of the Stonc.E Elkin m1chin" became ap'
| rarent and the nomination Of John y, klSin waj
| written on their slate many o. the prominent
| mon Of the party turned . y: tCnnell as
suitable candidate to break that slate. lie was
anproachcd by members Of the congressional
! delegation and urged to permit nc use OF Ei'
name as a straight out, regular Republican can
| didate for the nomination, Mr. Connell has not
| besitated at times TO speak his mind hecl,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

regarding the course Of the state administration
and the Quay machine. 1t is true that he has
generally been found with the organization, but
1t has been after CompromSs that have been
60 tho interest Of his part oi the state
Mr. Conncl's strength A. a political leader
in tho northeastern portion OF Pennsylvania has
been recognized hy the Quay machine and the
mention Of his possible candidacy for the gov.
ctnor,hp causes good deal OF alarm in the
ranks vi those who seem determined TO foi>t
Attorney General Elain uDon the party its
candidate next year
The numerous ictt'rs Mr. tonnel has re-.
cciycd from other parts Of the state indicate
that his strength will not all come from the
Scranton district. Ills age is being cited AZ an
argument against his candidacy. It il true that
on sept 10 he will be "A years Of age, but
this fact is only apparent In his birth record.
Physically and mentally he Is a. vigorous az
most men ten Years his junior Ilc is not too
old to enjoy sharp political battle and those
who meet him in tho contest will have ample
proof Of his endurance
1t is understood that Congressman Conncll is
not without an ambition to end his public
career as the executive of the Commonwealth ~
PENNSYLVANIA. The growing antipathy within
! state organization lines 10 the plans Of the
close corporation at Harrisburg to place John T.
| Elkin vt the head Of the ticket is creating n
favorable sentiment throughout the state for Sir.
| COnnell.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Services Were Held in Holy Cross
Church.

The funeral Of the late John +. Me-
Donough was held on Saturday morn
ing from the family residence on Fourth
street. and was attended by throngs OF
sorrowful friends and companions of
the dead young man.
The remains were taken to Holy
Cross church, where a high mass of re-
QUEEN was solemnized by the pastor,
Rev. w. T. Mcdonnell. The beautiful
floral offerings. including handsome
pieces from the knights of Columbus
and st. Peters Total Abstinence and
Benevolent society. were carried by
Peter Gallagher, James Mofitt, Thomas
Cummings and James McDonough.
The pall-bearers were NJ. j. Collins,
Bernard Keenan,, Frank McGuigan,
Dominick Curran, Miles Clark and
James Gallagher. Burial was in the
Cathedral cemetery.
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Lord Eldon's Apology.

On ono occasion junior counsel. on their
ord,hips giving Judgment against his client,
Nclamet that he was surprised at their &c.
t.sion This was construed into a contempt
oi ooult, and the young harSter was ordered
70 attend at the bar the next morning. Fearful
oi the consequences he consulted hi, friend John
Scott (attcrwards Lord Eldou, who told him
To h. perfectly at eas' tor he would apologize
for him IN va! that would avert any I'M.
pleasant result. Accordingly, wlcu the name nf
the delinquent was called Scott rose aud cocllv
addl c,scd the judges, II am very sorrv my
lords" he said, that my young trcnd has 80
far forgotten himself a. to treat your lord,hlns
with dsrespCct; he is extremely pcnltcnt, and
you viii kindly ascrihc his unintentionlI insult
ia his ignorance. You must see at once that
it did originate in that. lie said he WAS sur.
prsed at tho decision ot your lorl,hips Now, il
he had not been ignorant Of what takes place
in the court every ddy-had lac known YOU but
half as long As | have done-he would not lie
surprised at anything you dd"-The Green
Bag,
Prompt delivery in hot weather does
much to keep a person cool Order your
ice cream at Hanley's, 420 Spruce street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Wait for the 10th Annual Red Mems
Excursion to Atlantic City, August
9TH, Via G. r. R. of NJ

Fare from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre
and intermediate points, adults $500;
children, $3.50. Tickets good for eleven
days. Good 10 return on any regular
train till Aug. 18th. Baggage checked
free. Train leaves Scranton s a. IN.
For hotel rates, etc, address NJ. Sulli-
van, 81 South Main street, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. ss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
ONLY FOUR
WEEKS MORE
TRIBuNE's EDUCATIONAL CON
TEST NEARLY OVER.

On August 81 the Last Points will
Be Credited-What the Leading
Contestants Accomplished Last
Week.-Mrs. wilhelmina Griffin
Was Again Successful in Scoring
the Largest Number Of Points.
August Drummer, of Carbondale,
Got Close to the First Table on
Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
MENTION OF
MEN OF HOUR
THE TWO cHAIRMEN OF THE
CITY COUNCILS.

Calm Manner in Which Calpin uses
the Votes Behind Him-President
Chittenden Has Served More Con-
secutive Terms Than Any Member
Now Occupying a seat--John Dunn
the Ball Player--John P. Conway
Promoted to an Important Position
with Telephone Company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

Saturday was rather a slow day in
the contest, Ray buckingham and Au-
gust Brunner being the only contest
ants to bring in points. If Mr.. Brun-
ner could duplicate his work to-day he
would be in eighth place tomorrow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Lot of Mems Patent Leather Russet
Shoes

Special price, s2.4S. today, at Mahons
shoe sale, 32S Lackawanna avenue.
Open late in the evening. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Our Senator Shoe

for gentlemen, is a nobby style, made
on an easy fitting last-$S00 a pair.
Mahon's shoe sale, S2ss Lackawanna
avenue.
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FUNERAL OF j. F. M'DoNouaH

morning. unless Miss Pedrck succeed
ed in getting a few more points also.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

Houses for sale, rent or exchange,
Traders Real Estate Co., l26 Washington ave. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Didn't Want to Be Forgiven.

"rn admit that | opposed your marriage,
my children." said Silas Fodder, "but nov
that you're hitched up, I'll forgive you"
The groom Strengthened up and put No 0
boot down hard on the floor
~ don't see whore YOU come in in this fer
Gvin' bizneSs," he answered, AS you say,
you done your level best 10 keep us from gittin'
spliced, an it seems that ort TO he the one
to do the iorgiyin', which amt a goin' 10 do,
Me an Msndy's goin' 10 move over in Jasper
township, an IL | eve 'etch you aroun' the
place ri fll you full Of kshot!"
And taking Mandy's | White hand in his
own large brown one rode across the
threshold, indianapolis su,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

EYE GLASSES AND sPEcTACLEs
MAKING. REPAIRING AND FIT
TING. THAT is OUR EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

Smoke the Pocono Cigar, sc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Big Bargains in Clothing

this month during clearing sale,
20 Richards & Wirth.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

ROY NJ. KRAGER, the infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Krager, of APP
pie street, Dunmore, died yesterday
afternoon after a few days sickness
with cholera infantum. The funeral.
which will be private, will take place
on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment at Dunmore cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05

The popular Punch cigar is still the
leader of the l0c cigars, &c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-05
Standing Of Contestants.
TABLE NO. 1.

II this was the last day, these would win:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
LN que pasa en- San Lorenzo
tlegz idades de Ia junta de instruction
Al senor Comisionado

n caso nj dos; son clento, los
laDunciado, sobre ilegalidades y
9pe Trs liz fey Profesores de instruction CO
aHot1I4 rrr AS Juntas Locales, en- aquellos
coI1 coSr,s d5n5s esta EN- manos de nues-
tfo' az a. f55as esss denuncias tiene conoci
sarar Comisionado de Instruction,
m'9I' ga. haras debe estar va convencido de
9ae ",slLtfea Ia Dor de los &republicanos0, que
.t,. u L enseEanza pGbica pretenden ma
aa'J c,rvIrt4ndoIa en- instrumento de sus
isa ear os,fones AT es como esos falsos <pa-
oslt, s7tIopden el adelsnto el progreso de
Wgya. W.i Frvsentonados con ell apoyo que Sc
10 'sa o,s-.sjo en- las esferas del gobierno,
ie' - a1fos 20 ha convertible en- impunidad,
qu9.lp.rst.n aada, SO atreven va burlarse
~ ~ nt.uas jrdenes dc sus superiores.
us 81 odto aue esos malos hijos de esta tie
-. dasqraciada sienten por los compatriotas
l,a 80. 19 comufgan con ellos en- ell altar de las
4u.nIos ~ nconcebible. Y TODD por unos
faros de4.in0s que les ha arrojado el gobier-
10 rarla arr0fa 81 matarlfe las piltrafas de To-
-es ios pe-ros vagabundos.
Wncb5 So hab6 aqui en- 6pocas pssadas
del odl0 que nos tenian los espanoles; pero
snnoue hgbia5e algunos que en- realidad nos
o5isaap estos jamas llevaron sus venganzas
" oytram0 oGe han descendido los erepubli
ana ocurre en- San Lorenzo, es 10 que
,lena qnceiiendo en- casl todos los pueDos Gu
vas junt8s De instruction IuCfon mhnUs 10
ssos transiugas
la Junta Local de San Lorenzo, elegida
NOR el yot0 popular, era en- su mayor1a federal,
5sro Uor b 4, antct6n p0ltttcn lie Enrique Mon
ts1sz. resuta hoy en- minoria.
Empecemos por e tai Montahez para de-
nos,rgr "A lega31ad con que esta consttnfda
Logasa Ianta Este sefior fu6 elegido vocal
mr. el 10 federal, nombre de este We
MA desenpedsndo el cargo. Psro al facultar
ias C5uaras Gobernador para que nombrase
Tps.a. de PoHcla, loe repub!lcanos de San Lo-
rsozo que couocian bien ell pi6 de que cogeaba
MontsRe7 le 1trecieron e puesto de Juez do
PoHris.y pr ganarse los cuarenta dollars del
suedo. iz6 traici6n su partido pasandose
las fias contrarlas hoy e tiene usted, Sc
61r Comis.onado desc empe1ando ambos car
gos. 10 cual ss incompatible cuando debi6
bonradameute reGunciar ell de vocal de la Jun
"a. paesto que Gl le llevaron los votos del
partldo federal Pero por 10 visto para ser
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11

republican, So necesita terer mucho est6mspo
mucha sans fdeOn.
Esa Junta. asf ilegalmente constitufia
anancio hace uLos df4s, las vacantes de escue-
las para el nuevo Contrato Sc presenta ran los
maestros que hasta aqueIla fecha vepfan des-
empenandolas con notas favorRbles Fran estos
e. sPnor don Jose f. Aponte, professor gradua-
do para una de- las escuelas del pueblo V los
senores don Emilio Henriquez don Fernsndo
VaZquez don Jnan Cabrera, para los barrios
de hspino, Hato Jsgnas, escueEas que venian
desempenando con anterioridad Rsuni6se Ia
Junta para proveer dichas escuelas, y como Sc
encontrara con que no Sc habfan presentado
mas solicitudes que esas, pues Ell San Lorenzo
no hay protesores republicanos, por 731nu0rf1
acOTdaTon suspender ia session para reanudarIa
dos dlas despu6s. En- tempo enviaron emil
sarlos los yectnos puebfos-uno lego hasta
Aguas -bnenas--en busca de republicanos que
qnisieran aceptar dichas escuelas
ReGuese nuevamente la Junta son ra.
chaZadas las solicitudes e los sefiores Aponte
Henriquez, Vazquez y Cabrera, quienes como
antes hemos dicho, venfan desem pe1ando esas
escuelas satisfaction de los ipspactores de
instruction de los padres de famiiia, como
10 acredltan con los certiticados que obran en-
su poder; y son nom brados, por q xmayorfa
repuolicana,S unos seTores que hasta ahora
SO ignora 81 son maestros, pues no present
ron sus tftuos. Es mas; en- la session en- que
Sc les nombro no Sc lego solicltud ninguna
suscrita por esos senores 81 solo una
nota con sus pom6Fes Presentada per ell vocal
Enrique Montahez.
Yea, pues, Ell senior Comisionado como
faltan Ia ley esos republcanos dfganos
81 de ese modo prodra progresar nunca la
instruction en- Puerto Rico
Nosotros sabemos que los se1ores Aponte
y Henriqlez SO han presentado 4 Mr. Brum-
baugh,a protestar de tanta iegaldad de
tanto descaro, esperamos que ell senor Co
misionado sabra hacer justicia y refrenar tan
tos desmanes.
Pero no basta solo hacer iusticia, es ne
cesario tomar mediias radicales, tendencies
corregir esos abusos esas transgresiones
de Ia ley, cometidas por ciertas Juntas locales
Mientras este no Sc haga, contin de 81 favo-
rittsmo republicaro, poniendo cargos tan de-
iicados en- manos de gente ignorante pernf-
ciosa, no as possible que la administration
pdblica de los resultados bene6ciosos que Sc
propone Ell gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
GUERRA ANGLO BOER

Los xboersS Sc han apoderado cerca de CO.
lesberg, de 600 cabalos ingleses atacando las
fuerzas que 10 custodiaban.
Los brit&Dicos tuveron Is muertos, decla-
randose en- fuga los que pudieron escapar del
ataque de los enemigos.
-Uno de los prisioneros qne los ingleses
tanfan en- las islas Bermudas ha conseguido
escauarse uegando felizmente Nueva York.
FL citado prsionero dice em mbarcara in
mediatamente para Europa fin de informar
al presidente Kruger y al doctor Leyds de la
triste stuaci6L que atraviesan los <ooersS que
est6n prisioneros en- aquellas slas.
Las guerrilas federales derrotaron las
fuerzas del general Beatson, mandadas para
detener 81 avance del elercito lnvasor que
marcia directamente hacia ell sur.
La prensa de L6ndres pfde ell reeyo del
releyo del general French, que no ha podido
contrarrestar ell inhujo de los beers en- oil re-
ferido territorio.
La situaci6n del ej6rcito ingles es cada
vez mas crftica.
Los ha bitantes del Cabo emigran los
puntos de la costa sobrecogidos de tenor.
Al nordeste del Transvaal han tenido
una reunion algunos de los princlpales jefes
<boers1 presididos'por Schalk6urger para acor-
dar la represalia que deben observar con 81
eiercito ing Ss en- vista de las utimas disposi-
clones de rfgor de lord Kitchener.
Sc desconoce ell acuerdo que tomaran los
sub-africanos.
En- breve, regressrA de Londres II es-
posa del general sboere Botha, naoiendo re-
sultado fn1ti,es euaptas gestiones hizo ante ell
vieio presidente del Transvaal para que en-
trara en- arreglos con Inglatsrra obtener 10
paz.
Mr.. Krfiger no acepto ning6n ofrecimien-
TO en- nom bFe de In Corona inglesa, como no
fuera Ia udepe ndencie otsouta de las dos re-
p1blicas sud-africanas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
ESTADQS lMEpOS

-El secretario de Estado Mr.. Hay, res
1ondendo diterentes preguntas que con in
ssteucia SO Ie han hecho sobre la naciopalldad
de los puertorriquenos contest6 que ESQ estA
ain baio eI crtero de los altos trbunaes de
"a nacl6n : que despu6s pasardn al Senado al
Congteso para connrmar las resoluciones que
Sc sdopten
:. En- el dia de aver falecleron en- New
Tor por electo del caIor, 90 personas.
Contn6an los casos de postraci6n aun-
que algunas noches Sc slenten pequef1as rata
gas de ylento, estas no perssten y yuelve otra
yel IA Ia-ta de aIre que conduee q Ia asfxia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
ARECTBO

Ha salido para los + tados Unidos Miss
Catalina L. Guy, profesora americana Que fu6
de aquella villa.
Aun cuando Ilovfa copiosamente, un buen
nGmero de sefioritas caballeros &c la buena
socedad le acompafiaron hasta la estaci6n del
ferrocarril, demostrsndole asf Ia simpatia que
habfa sabido granjearse
Ell Tribunal de Distrito ha contratado cor
cinco afios un nuevo local espacioso fresco,
donde sc fnstalar5 sus ofcinas
Sc observa mucho entusiasmo para la
Asamblea federal que tendra lugar allf ell do
mingo pr6ximo
Dasde ell vernes llueve incesan4emente en-
la Jurisdiction de Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
JUEGOS FLORALS
COMPosIOI0NEs F0ERA DE CONOURso
LA HERM ANA DELLA CARLOAD
PRO FIDE.
P. M. Descartes.


P. NJ. Descartes.
Ahl.. No sera mi Ia bio quien promulgue,
cabe Ell p6rtco augusto de los temples
de tu exceisa virtud los heroismos
10 Sc alzara mi voz en tu alabama.
lHijo soy de Volter
Del libre e2amen
la vigorosa lnz, rasg6 la niebla
one cegaba mi espfritu. De entonces,
contra tcdos los ritos Y los dogmas
al76se audaz Ell pensamiento mfo
y, ariete, formidable, impetuoSo-
SO sglta sin cesar, hacienda trizas
del caduco Universe las cenizas. CD
/ Cristo muri6 en- ell G5lgota Es en- vano
Querer resucitarle.
En- raudo giro
los tiempos los tlempos 50 suceden,
la avida matera Sc renueva
ell caro- del Progreso, con su trOIg,
avanZa mas Y mas : todo 10 arrolla;
y oil trono e. altar en- sus cimientos,
como heridos del rayo bambolean.
NADIA subsste en- pie: nj adn los novillos
que pierden en- ell campo sus janetes,
por alevosas manos condenados
ser de modo tai sacrficados.
Hijas de San Vicente Yo concibo
la c0lera, 81 furor y Ia venganza,
el crfmen, ell incendto. el banddaje:
pero dla abnegaci0n? No entra en- mi cuerda,
es decir en- las cuerdas de mi Ira.
Por ESQ, nj capricho Gin reparo,
os quisiera arrojar lie los abergues
donde ejerceis vuestra mission cristiana,
mientras pido ell iudulto de- famoso
Aguia Blanca, que aherroi iado gime
en- antro oscuro de prison aoyecta =.
Desciendo de Volter por lfnea recta
iAh No sera mi labio queu pregone
de Ia excelsa virtud los heroismos,
pues es mi Ira de tempado acero
canta SOTO empresas varoniles
Audaz innovados, piqueta en- mano,
echo rodar principles creencias.
y destruyo, desahogo, puIverizo,
aplasto sin piedad, rompo trituro.
Ruinas yeo por doquier, en- elias gozo.
No temais que me nhiba 6 que apoque
mentras no deje, campos de Agramante,
tftere con cabeza, rey nj rogue.
Por la copia,
RINCONETE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
En- Juana-Dfaz
-LOS FEDBRALEs Sc REoRGANIzAN

ra,-I fn Ia noche del ocho del corrente Sc
8Aon muchoS federaes de Juana- Diaz en-
a1o mit5 ., oea proeediendo elegir un nuevo Coz
1'I HaueF dimitldo ell anterior.
gos o'l''on Sc distrlouyeron asi los car
SRlva.'s IenteS honorarIos don Luis Mufioz
rr aon Francisco de Paula Acufia.
don tR1s'eet Rs iVo don BeDigno Colon. Tesorero,
] ar ~ 41nuel Ferrer; Secretario, don Candle
n Dkoti.o o1sles don Carlos DfaG, don Luis r..
. .ti'9' tis,. a. qon Juan X. Williams, don Juan Bau-
sIIneeo don Sinforiano Rodriguez.
N'P'Fntss don Julio 0liyieri, don Carlos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
ULTIMOS CABLES
ERAKCIA

Ia ClmaIl do los Dputados, despues de
"a ruidoso debate aprob6 una disposition no
reconociendo en- las 6rdenes relIgiosas estable-
cdas en Franca ninguno de los derechos que
ha8ta ahora han gozado, y reguarzando sus
lndustras al pago de trbutaeiones derechos
de consume que tienen los demas del pals.
-Asegura 81 peri6dico lie Temps, que los
religosos que radlcan en la rep1blica en- vlr.
tud del acuerdo coercitivo de los fueros
que antes gozaban sus instltuciones, han deci-
dido tFasadarse B6gica donde Sc les ofrece
] as Earantlas one desean.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11

Todo inducfa adespertar temores respecto
q la aparici0n de otros fen6menos igual al de
San Ciraco, de triste memorla.
El vieBto hurs car nado destrufa el folla ja
de los Arboles tumbaba piAtanos, guineos v
squeliss talas de arroz maiz que So halls-
ban pr6ximas & su recollection.
Afortun adamente el tempo Sc muestra
hoy despeiajo Ia tranqpiiiad ha rcnacffo
en- todos los espiritua.
Aqiado quedalfa ell pats ST hoy Sc nos pre-
seDtara una toFmenta.
Serfa la de apaga vamonos
Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
Artista puertorriquena

La senorita Josefna Rivera distinguida
puertorriqueha, sigue conquistando muchos
aplausos en- la Haoana, por sus delicados ira
baios en- la Academia de pntufa.
La nota Bile artista en- Meta de nuestro res
petabIe amigo don Julio S. Bruno, vecno de
Guayama
EnvIamos nuestro parabieu Ia paisana
ausente 10 hacemos extensive los miembros
de So apreciable familia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11

Ortiz, don Eduardo Diaz, don Perfecto Rabas-
sa, don Cristino MufIoZ, don Juan Rivera, don
Manuel r. Fortier don Joaquin Tristani.
Felicitamos esos dignos correligi gionarios
por la N merecida prueba de confanza Que reci-
ben de comtentes.
Firmezs adelante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11

uespachos recibidos de Copenhague dan
euenla de una hOrrorosa tormenta de grant
-os que cayd 90 aquella cIudad muchos kil6-
metros dei contorno, destruyeudo por compile
- 'Es cosechaa hacienda grandes p6rdidas
sl "a Agricultural por valor de mas de un mi
Hon da ed0IIarsA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
lHGLATERRA

Ha sido negada la notlcia de que ell ex-
presdente dc Venezuela, general don Ignacio
Andrade, Sc ancuentra en- Nueva York COM
praudo fusnCs pertrechos de guerra con OBJ
ieto de uchar contra ell gobierno constituldo
en- auuelIa rep6bllcR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11

Curan las aecconos hep6tcas eouosas hepaicas reumos


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4 la retera que econdn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
RU9EA

ha vista de las difeutades que presenta
q question china en- ell extreme oriente para
aa nacioaes aH coaigadas, ell Impero Mosco-
1lta 5e piopone llevar a la aprobaci6n de aque-
.las Qn proyecto de arreglo que salve los inte-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-11
POR PEsTE

La5 poderes europeos So preparan q ce-
lIa los puertos las procedeuclas de Cons
aSu.,nopla con motiyo del extraordinario des-
SSt.I.laoo Stat lue adqulere la peste bub6nica en-