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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
REGATTA QUEEN CROWNED
Impressive Coronation Ceremony Last Night
Follows the Days Festivities.

With Impressive ceremonies and regal
magnihcence Queen Ivy. AstorIa's car
nlyal sovereign was crowded last night
before al immense audience of her OBJ
aisnt ami loyal subjects The dancing
ball was transformed for the time be-
ing into a royal audience chamber ana
was decorated with an artistic profus-
ion OF the regatta colors Yards upon
yards Of blue and white were graceful
ly draped and festoored, and on the
platform the raised dais Tor the throne
was gorgeous in lbs trlppngs o. royal
spl'nlor.
Long before the hour fixed for the
ceremonies 20 begin the .lrongs be-
glN 10 gather Seats had been arranged
on ,hs available floor spacs and on the
sides tiers of benches We're constructed.
Th' Ttiri Il giwent blnd was sation-
ed on ;ha platform ana shortly oefo-e
$3.50 started up a lively quick-s.ep. \
moment later the admlrlrs stan ap-
peared in the hall led by Flag Lieu
tenant Carroll The members Of the
stan marched down the aisle two by
two and about twenty feet TO th5 rear
was Admiral Edwards, 4 round Of ap-
plause greeted the admiral and his Of
hcers as they countermarchei ANA re-
turned to the ante-room.
The royal procession followed, Miss
Owen, OF Portland, escorted by Cap
tains Gregory and Richardson, bearing
the crown, Miss Barker, in her mag
nlfcen, royal robes. followed, She was
attended by her prime minister c. W,
Fulton Two pages In powdered wigs
and white satin livery bore the
train Of the royal mantle Then
came the maids OF honor two by two
and the escort composed of Admiral
Edwards and his stan.
The royal party stood grouped around
the throne and Admiral Edwards, plac-
ed the crown on the brow Of the queen,
saying:
Your royal highness, in obedience to
the requests Of your loyal subjects, I de-
clare you Queen Of the Astoria Regatta,
and each and all of us, your subjects,
viii render loyal obedience"
To the right Of the queen was her
prime minister c w. Fulton. and to the
left was Admiral Edwards, Master
Tommy Dobson, the phenomenal boy
soprano, sang God Save the Queen"
and the demonstrative and apprecla,ive
audience refused to permit his retire
ment without an encore. The response |
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

Up to the present time there are no
indications Of the Columbia River can
neries starting up on fall fish. The
price which has been offered fishermen
Is one cent a pound, and this is only
contingent upon the maintenance Of the
present market conditions. There seems
to be no demand whatever Tor this class
Of fish. Late aivices from New York
indicate that Puget sound salmon is
still selling at 81 per doz., and on ac-
count Of many weak holders in The
market, buyers are expecting sin lower
figures on the coast rivers and bays
but one cannery IL in 1peration-;has az
Siletz. John Herman was in town yes
terday and reports that ne will operate
only in an Indifferent way, packing just
enough fish To utilize the supplies now
at his cannery Mr.. T.mmins is en- the
CoQuille Offering ten cents FOR silver
sides and twenty-five GEMS for chinooks.
Unless the fishermen acceie 10 these
prices. he viii run hand seines aad pack
their catch only. The Sengstacken, Of
the Coos Bay Packing Company mas
fifteen Chinlmen engaged and will pack
at Coos Bay, paying ten cents and
twenty-five cents for his fish. The pro-
GSct OF these canneries, however, being
very small even under the best Of con-
diuons. he market will not be affected
at all, Nothing has as ye. been done on
the Sluslaw. and that is also me siJua-
tion a, UmpQua, Als5a. Tllamook and
Nebplem. F. c. Barnes. at ShoalWater
Bay, is taking fish asd shipping In
cold storage for the fresh fsh market.
The same can b. said of Aberdeen
and GrQys harbOr.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
FISH EXHIBIT
REDUCED RATES FOR REGATTA.

For Astoria Regatta and Street Car
nival the A. & c. R. R. have announced
the following round-trip excursion rates:
From Portland, Deer Island and in
;ermediate points 70 Astoria and return,
s2oe; from Goble, Knappa and inter
mediate points ani return. one fare;
From Svensen 70 Astoria and return,
Scots; no reduction from points west OF
Svensen. Tickets on sale for evening
train Of Angus, 2S, all trains Of August
29th and SOth, and morning train OF Au-
gust 3lst, good to return September 1st.
Tickets sold from Portland win be Of
Interchangeable form, giving visitors
the option Of returning oy either boat
or rail.
From all rolnts On Seaside Division
the round "trip fare will be one and one
third times he regular one-way fare,
tickets on sale Aug. goth, SOth and
morning trains of Aug. S1st. good to re-
turn September 1st.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

was hoped for but the selection was un-
expected and when the frs, notes os
The Star Spanglea Banner" were
heard he vast audience arose and lis
tened n reverent silence until its con-
clus!ca when the youthful singer was
applauded with a sincere earnestness
tha, was a tribute to both the singer and
the song.
Two little danciag maids, the Misses
Ellsworth and Inez Stockton, appeared
before the queen and her court and ex-
ecu,ed pretty little dances for the royal
pleasure The maids OF honor were
formally presented 20 Queen Ivy by the
members Of the admirars stan, and
those officials later made obeslance be-
fore the throne Following came mem-
hers Of the audience who paid their
respects and pledged their allegiance 10
the queen. \ pretty incident was when
Mrs. w r. Clutter, who has been fore
most In the arrangements tor the coro-
naHcn ana the entertainment Of the
queen ana Mrs, Barker, mother Of Her
Mai sly. c'ur;esied before the throne.
The mo;hey-llve and ;he pride In her
beautiful daughters triumph was great
err than The reverence Of the subject and
Mrs Barker imprinted loving mater
nal kiss On her queen daughters cheek.
The ban which followed the corona
iioa ceremonies laStel until late hour
and was in every way successful. Fer
the benefit ~ those who We're not pres
eut last night a public coronation cere-
mcly will be held on the grand stand
throne this morning at $3.50. An espec-
hlly interesting entertainment has been
arranged for tonigh, AT Foard & Stokes
hall. when a Ladies' Night exhibition
Of athletic spscial;ies. rlodaled after the
famous entertainments of the olympic
Club in san Francisco, will be given.
The feature Of the evening viii be the
wrestling match which will decide the
coast championship. The contestants
viii be Kahn, of the NJ. A. A. c., and
Mckenzie Of the Olympic Club, of san
Francisco.
The formal opening Of the regatta yes
terday and the program Of water sports
that followed were successful in every
way. The city was astir early ani be-
fore the hour announced for the pa
rlde the streets We're crowded with vis-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

The impression seems 20 have gained
ground tina, the American Can Company
wishes the city to give them as a free
gft Water street to the Yves, os their
present building As matter OF fact the
company owns one-halt ~ the street
and Is willing 70 pay for the o;her half.
c. w. Fulton, who represents the
company will present q petition a; the
next meeting Of the council. setting
'or:h what IS desired, Unless .he stree;
ls vacated the plan; will be removed 10
Portland. The proposed improvement,
will double the capacity of the factory
and /; will have an annual payroll Of
$500 ooO making IT, by FAR, The iarges,
manufacturing concern In the city. and
one OF the largest wage-lis;ributors Of
the Northwest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

The street fair "a a good business
yesterday and Is proving an interesting
attraction for me visitors 20 the city.
Tn" value of the NOV that II given
IL plainly shown By the facl ,htt the
management un each larOn attending
twice fJr fhe rison 'ha, he cannot pee
it all on one aight TIE performance
are The SANS that exposition mllSays
have received % crn'i each f9r admis-
fIpnE ana ten splnd.d shows age Civ
en h.rc flr ~ cents
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
HOTEL FLAvEL.

The management Of the Hotel Flavel
has arranged to have frequent boat
service between the hotel and Astoria
during the regatta for the accommoia-
ton Of guests Of the hotel and visitors
to the regatta who will wish 70 stop at
this peerless resort ard at the same
time witness the festivities here. The
steamer Svlph viii land and depart
from the Lurllne dock and the follow
ing schedule has been arranged:
From Flavel to Astoria, a. m, 1880
p. m. and 1880 p. m
From Astoria to Flavel, 1870 a. m,
$50 p. m. and Ii ?. m.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
FOR SALE.

The Columbia River Packers Associ-
alton has for sale, two schooners and
one launch. A description of the
schooners follow: Schooner Kinney"
Length. S5.5; beam. lib; depth OF
hold, S,1Oh. Schooner 'Hattle"
9l.9; beam, 9.9; depth OF hold. 3s.
Offers will be received at the Office
OF the association, where full particu-
lars may also be had.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

The Evening Telegram asi nigh, pub
lished several sketches from i,s car
.o0nlsi u prominen, guests aboard the
Haryes, Qucsa luriyg the trip down
he river Admiral Edwards Is repre-
yen,el az surrounded by beyy of
beautiful maiIens and K anyone could
recognize 10 the picture iabelsi Prime
MInnist.r Fulton. the distinguished
statesman. the fortunate guesser should
be- entitled 10 q gold plated of stove o.
FREE trip TO Rainier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
TopAYs WEATHER.

PORTLAND, Aug ~ Western ofc.
son Increasing clpuiirc,t probably
n'n NcAg tho coAH.. cooler. Western
W-hngtna. fair. except rain near The
coast cooler tn tho southern portion.
Eastern oregon. cloudy ana threaten.
Ing probably ghundyptorms. cooler.
Eastern Washington. Northern Idaho.
Increasing rlouiInraa. threatening. cool.
,r. Southern Idaho. ,huadrta.otms ami
cooler
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

WIN J. Haze who vr. injured sariy
yesterday morning ly ,bc explosion Of
a carbide gas tank, Is rap.Iiy recover
Ink and ssh. soon b. able go be about
Under his direction the de5rl, and
~reckage II The cxpIpsl5a was all ra-
moved biore the regatta visitors began
90 De- ON the streets nl here was no
trace Of ihe accIicn, apparent yes,cr-
day Hale has forsworn carbide ilu-
miRlnts from now On and Will stick TO
electricity.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

The British stamcr lolripura. With
a general cargo FOR points In the orient.
arrived down yeaterday and viii proceed
10 sea today The fndrIpura was de-
layed In coming down ana was comp'll-
ei 10 anchor all night opposite Brook
field A part Of the cargo viii BE- taken
On here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

All contracts for advertising In
the Astoitnn are made on n guar.
Wntee ot circulation four times
larger than that OF any papeu
published or circulated In Clat.
SOP county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

John MrCue secretary y the regatta
committee. couldn't wear his white duck
trousers and atnatl uniform TO the cor
onaapn ball last nIga, because Of an
unforiunl;a aec!dsn. early In the day.
In company with Jack Mayo. aad other
committeeman, McCue was On the tug
Alter. In some way he lost he balance
and wen, overheard Mayo displayed
great presence OF mind ana proved
himself a hero by throwing a rope 20
the laundering secretary. aud he was
haulel aboard none the worse keep.
wetd'R McCle was crngrltu.a.ei
on his narrow escape and a wreath Of
laurel Is being made FOR Mayo. II he
hadnt thrown the rope the incident
would have been a tragedy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
CARNIVAL VISITORS.

All persons desirous Of letting rooms
during the carnival to visitors will
please record their names, addresses, ac-
commodatlon and terms at the Street
Fair headquarters on Bond street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

/ Carnival and Regatta Hats a, Her
man wisc's
White Ash Coal bcs, Tor family use,
Phone Main Gdl
Can maln COZ Tor your coal require.
mcnis oriora promptly nllcd
Try sack of Monarch" Idaho hard
whsa, n9ur Fisher Bros
pcsg i5-ccn, meals-Rislng sun Res
taursnt. 6ls Commercial s,rcrI
The oceiden, barbersh!p now mas four
rraI.class BARRIERS, No waiting.
call Main csi Tor your coal require
mon's Orders promptly nllcd
Tho county sale Tor dri!nquen, taxes
has been posp1ncl untl October
Place your fruit orders with Foarl
& s'okos CO. Jus, resolved a carload,
Commercial Baths. i1s Commercial ST.
rcreelaIa tubs, Firs'-class barber shop
Jaoannse goods ot al kinds. cheap ~
Yokohama Bazaar. 6s6 Commercial st.
Wan,cd-Roys to sell peanuts and
popcorn. App'y a, Parlor Candy Store
Carnival and Regatta Hats at Her
man wlsc's
Call a. $ panslgrr's ana ge, "py-
,uE PIG" one given free with every
pachasr
Tho pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer
cam, inside yesterday morning tor sup
plies
The Ashland peach crop Is very short;
~, W. ~ % n.''' " '' "''' w ''" '"''"'
p,., ,,,r ls,,,.r,, .u.. n ,,v ,,v
n. vm M, ,,r,.r Tn, .nd mn.
anc street.
Nal. Gu. s,., -. ..,.. 49,. 49,,
,,.p, IAN. u, s,n 80 ~. soi, n,
p,s,a, ma.
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,nI r,.. p,ns,n '
Ther, are Few Kitchen utensils al
: Dlnzls,r's rcsle which must be
disposed Of A, once.
r,mmencInc nov, NIo,,oy our s,,re
,,n alas. o., a , ~ rysr,. evening
,v,o,, e,.,rloy r,h,s,n pros
The contract for improvements 10 the
Olney school house has been awarded
10 J. A. Montgomery.
uo,,, =. rnon,h T.r,,,, ,oosonah,a An.
.,. o,E p,u,,esr,b s,rsa,
''
Arrlved-The new fan block q Knox
- ~ 60. -. -,
OK Gail bleaching soap can safely he
used on the most dellacte fabrics, laces.
etc. For sale at Fisher Bros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
BANKRUPT SALE.

The entire stock OF H. Toi, consisting
Of dry goods and curios must be closed
out within thirty days. Goods sold re-
gardless of cost. s51 Commercial st.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
AROUND TOWN.

Tho KnoI Hat at g. II Coopcr's.
Sec r. NJ. CASTOR about harness
Harness cleaned ami oi'oi at Plancll'a
i0g Twelfth atrurI Harneaa supplied a,
loves, prices
HEST l5.CENT MEAL. RISING
SuN Rt8TAU URANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
EARLY CLOSING.

Commencing Monday. September 2, all
the retail stores will close at p. m. ex-
ceptlng Saturday night. The public are
requested 10 do their trading before thar
hour. Respectfully
RETAIL CLERKS UNION.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
HAVE YOU VACANT ROOMS?

It is requested by the regatta COM
mittee that Iersoas having rooms to
rent report he same TO headquarters
at once. In case rooms have been Oc-
cupled and vaca,ed please report that
fact also.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

iff' A''"sf
spccIil-To further Introduce seeded
rais!na we viii scll them at iOc per
package FOR a short lime only; try them.
johnson Bros
The Grnrhar, PARK hotel viii bo open
until september 18Th. at least Prices
src Rseiay reduced Tor the reminder
~ t1e Hrafon
col Eruot Ilof,r editor Of the sa.
lem Journal. T. .u III. city. acrompan-
l"l hy h.a sJn. and w!I rmala dur
ing the regatta
| For nri-class harness aud general
repairing ~ TO A. c. P.nnell 100 Twelfth
street rr.css reasonable and aatlsfac-
,i'n guaranteed
The Ladies Al Society will reryc TN
|nr .olty from II d. ~. 60 2 p. ~. az
so 81 commercial street tor the bsul-
%, NJ .he N H church
Cream pure rye. AmcricaH nnes,
WHISKY. Tho only pure goods. guar.
anleri rich and mellow. JOHN l.
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
Jack Haucrir had bis pockets picked
ycssriny mpr1l1g losing an hls money
ana eA-k numbered l09 IN the can
aii1n Bank NJ Commerce.
For bi,h and shine on SUNDAY
mornings. ~ 90 ,1c Palace Baths. Ey-
cry'h.ns new AMI clean Porcclala tube.
Davis X corbt', oropHet5rs
John A. Montgomery has opened
ahop At ~ Bond street ana 1. prepared
90 DO AL claa4es ot plumbing and tin
ming NJ the loves, possible ratcs.
Robcr. su,,or O! wes'p5r. Oregon.
la prepared 90 furnish. on shor, ao,lcc
NE very ne' Of lumber. rough. dressed
ar k'ln-iriel, At ihc loves; prices.
Roslyn coal lass longer n cleaner and
makes less trouble with stoves Aad
chimney nues than any Other. o@orgs
W shnborn agent. 'elsphoAs lgli
Tho track team from san Francisco.
which wl participate 10 the field day |
meet saturday afternoon will arrive in |
Portland mis- morning and will proceed |
nm l!a'ely Go Astoria
The sale Il property held Tor dclin-
qurn, take. Aa. Teen again postponed
and win take pIc. Monday. October
e. Tn raasoa r,r The delay is the lack
~ Hmc 90 prepare ,ac rolls
Tho run " so,keycs ia British CO.
lumhlRn waters .s over ani Il Is es,-
mated wi0 ~, exceed sooooo cases. No
humphacks VIII De canned this season.
say' the Victoria Colonls,. because Of
lhr nrg snrkcy- run
For one, cyery,n. was glad tha, the
weather man gdesssl wrong. The fore
cast sent ou, ror yesterday predicted
showers along the oregon coast. but
Astoria was grnr.pusy favored with
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Tho TAX, p,l,. o,.s,.r tt,,,s., {, ,,,, \
Nine, D., ~, prhr,. -, no Eiey,r,h g h
m. c.rehr,,,, T,p. p,.,, Oys,,rs
..r,,l &, any ,,,,o rys-y.,i,e ,sw
open dly ana nigh. Frank Hiatt pro-
rretor.
The o. t. y y, has made rate Of
ESb IRON Astoria ana Portland for ths
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
AS TO CLOTHING.

HERE is an cpitaph in a Vermont church.
Mh48l yard; "Iexpected this bat moi SO soon.
Etx8 Such is the epitaph on clothing Won cot
t. 1-Jin the wash-tub. Undcrclohing may be
fragile yet 1t ought not to wear out in ten weeks
But this isn't wear it is decay. You buy cents
worth Of cheap soap and you lose the equivalent OF
50 :nts in the waSh-tub, Ivory Soap will not harm
the most delicate fabric. Is it wise not 10 use II?
IVORY SOAP Is es"Gs PER CENT. PURE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

The Grnrbarl Park hotel win bo open
uull September ii,b at least Prices
arc Rsrity reduced Tor the reminder
d, tte arntnn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

Specialize further Introduce seeded
ralslns we vii scl them at 100 per
package Tor a short lime only; try them.
johnson Bros
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

Parties holding coupons for crockery
ware a; c, II. Coopcrs should present
the same while the assortment Ia large,
Don, delay
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

The service at Craze church Sum
day morning will be conducted by the
Rev John Warren, lJcum tenens at
Baker City, late of England, a cele-
bratlon OF the holy communion at IL
a. m. and the Junior Auxiliary at 4;lO
p. M, when Mr.. Warren will be joined
by the rector The subject of the study
will be Texas" and an address will
be- made by Mr.. Warren, Service at
Holy Innocents will be omitted in the
evening, as the rector will be at Sea-
side.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

A large crowd from the North Shore
points arrived on the steamer Vanguard.
and from reports brought by the pas
sengers there viii be a large number
Of regatta visitors from points along the
steamers run.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

A large national flag will be hoisted
over the o. II, &. N. dock today, the
nagpole for the same having been erect
ed yesterday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-23
lpedida a Munoz Rivera
Manifestation espl6niida

Loubrie Cueto, Eucides Jim6nez, II. Bird, edi-
tor del S1ll Juan NetUs Manuel Aldea Nazario,
Fau.to Marin, SilveStre Feijoo Rafael Paa-
clio Rodriguez, Juan r. Baiz, Nepomuceno Flo
res, Luis R. Velazquez, Jose R. Santiago Nj
colas Argtieso, Antonio Pilich, Miguel Mora
les Ferrer, Bernardino Dfaz, Luis Rodriguez
Cabrera, jose Labrador Vnls, Jose Benftez
Dfaz, Rafael Diaz Andino, Jose G. Palacios,
Manuel r. Calder ron, j. Iengotta, Jose S. We
ga, Ceclo Diaz, UIises Loubriel Uises Lou
briel Cueto, jose Toro Rios, Rafael NJ. Cuevas
Zequeira; Rafael S. Vidal, Carlos Lopez Mar
ques, Jose Maria anJuan, Arturo Mufiz,
Nicolas Monsanto, Marcos NJ. Morales, Luis
Gorbea Lafitte, Jorge Z. Vidal, Jose Gisbert,
Gumersindo Vald6s, BaIdomero Cruz, Pedro
Curet Lago, Greg >rio Rios, Luis Pedrosa, Sc
bastian Figueroa, Antonio L. BArcel6, Antonio
Lopez Cruz, JESUS Figueroa, Tomas Acosta,
Modesto Gonzalez Modesto Escudero, Jose
Martiuez, NJ. c. Calder6n, Justine Maldonado,
Ramon Aymerich Rafael B. Patron, Lorenzo
Gonzalez, NJ. B. Flores, Buenaventnra Lopez,
Luis j. Pcon, Eduardo Arnau, Eliseo Font
Jim6nez. Manuel Arnau, Manuel Irarte, Ce
lestino Iriarte 2o Pedro Toledo, Rafael Rodrf-
guez, Lorenzo Cobos Bueuaventura Fernan-
dez, Alfredo Furnis, Luis Vizcarrondo, Fran
cisco Vizcarrondo, Rafael Fuentes Antonio
Martinez Manuel Cuebas, Jose Castillo, Vi
cente Franco, Manuel Franco, Luis Colombani,
Javier Correa, Jose r. Vazquez, Rafael de
Choudens Nicolas Carton, Domingo Roman
Jose Gutierrez, Manuel Flores, Julio Ortiz
| EulogIo Sanchez Enrique Flores, Rafael Ca
brera, Alejandro Boss6, Lorenzo Gon2alo, Ian
Tarass (hijo), Miguel a. Correa Geronimo
Zerbf 20, Juan Villalta, Ramon Velilla Pijan,
Santiago Beltran, jose N. Courjols Rafael Al
dea
E entusasta comit6 de los memories de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-23


primeras horas, en- ell ampllo salon
lnglaterraS. Numerosos amigos IN
pasillos y de continue entra0an y
fidad de personas, pertenecienVes
classes sociales, deseosas de otrecer,
pas, ell testlmonio de su adhesion su
81 senior Muhoz Rivera.
sas comisicneS, llegadas eXpresamen-
hos puntos de la isla, acudlan tam
pedirle.
wedlaciones del Hotel estaban lie
ctadores, que en- sctitud respetuosa
salidad de nuestro leader
ez Sc puso en- marchs Ia comltlVa'
ana6an a la famllla del Sr. Muno1
itinguidas damas y senorltas de Ia
eros y jovenes.
Oalar hacla Ia marina, los traoslaoofes
fuorlan al paso, y Ia concurrencia ioa
lanoo; 49,
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