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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
LONG END ILIUS1RIOUS REIGN.
Has Ruled For Moe Than Sixty
Years Her Life and Faml!y-The
Succession.

Cowes, Dy Cable.-Queen Victoria
is dead and Edward VII reigns. The
greatest event in the memory Of this
generation, the most stupendous
change in existing conditions that
could possibly lie imagined. has taken
place quietly, almost gently. upon the
anniversary of the death OF Queen Vic
toria's father. the Duke Of Kent. The
end CT this career. never equallcd by
an woman in the worlds history,
cane in a simply furnished room In
Osborne House. This most respected
of all women, living Or dead, lay in a
great four-posted bed and made a
shrunken atom whose aged face and
figure were a cruel mockery OF the fair
girl who in 1897 began to rule over
England.
AZ exactly half past six O'Clock
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

A French military society is having
put up O notable monument to the
memory of the French soldiers who
fell at Waterloo. 1t will occupy the
site where Napoleon's Old Guard
made Its last stand, on the field of
Waterloo, near the village Of the same
name about ten miles south Of BruS-
sells, in Belgium. The design is by
the eminent French sculptor Gerome
and is highly praised. The principal
feature Of it is a huge eagle, the en-
blem Of France. wounded almost to
death-typifylng the mortal shock
which the nation met at Waterloo.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

Praiseworthy plans are on foot for
the breeding of moose and elk in the
Adirondacks. By the enforcement Of
judicious game laws Maine has drawn
legions Of hunters to her forests in re.
cent years The Empire State nigh.
well follow SO excellent an example.
and If by reasonable outlay it can
make its mountain region IN its north.
ern counties the home Of such mon
archs of the woods as moose and elk,
it Will not be acting unwisely, thinks
the New York Tribune.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

Charles a. Roe. in the Nineteenth
Century, says: "On my return to Eng
lish life after q service Of thirty-fve
years in India from 1863 to 1898, what
strikes me most Is the enormous and
general increase Of wealth. The
country gentlemen and the country
clergy have, no doubt, suffered Sc
verely. and are much worse Off than
when left England. but all the other
classes have proSpercd greatly. ! do
not refer to statistics to show what
has been the general rise in wages. or
fall in prices. or the decrease in pau
periSm. l merely give my own general
impressions. and these are that, al
though there is. no doubt, large
amount of destitution and misery in
our great cities, the laboring classes
are generally far better housed, clothed
and fed eban they used to be-"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
Railway accidents down in Mexico

Railway accidents down in Mexico
are very serious affairs for those who
are responsible for them. They do not
exactly chain their directors 70 the
cowcatchers on their trains, but they
have G law which makes fatal acct
dent on a railroad train punishable
with death to the person through
whose ignorance or carelessness such
an accident occurs. 1t is superfuous
to remark that railroad accidents are
Of comparatively rare occurrence in
Mexico.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

Victoria has been the mother OF
nine children. as follows:
l. Victoria Adelaide, Princess Royal,
who married Emperor Frederick Will
lam Of Germany. She Is the mother
or the present emperor OF Germany.
2. Albert Edward. Prince OF wales,
and heir to the throne.
8. Alice Maud Mary, Grand Duchess
OF Hesse. Deceased 1878
4. Alfred, Duke OF Saxe-Coburg-
Go.ha. Duke OF Edinburgh. Married
Grand Duchess Marie, daughter OF
Alexander H., Emperor Of Russia.
5. Helena, Princess Christian. Mar
ried Prince Frederick Christian OF
S<hlesburg- HOlsten.
6. Louise, Marchoness OF LONE.
7. Arthur, Duke Of Eonnaught.
S. Leopold, Duke of Albany.
9. Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore.
Married Prince Henry OF Battenburg,
to whom the queen was greatly at
tached.
The Prince OF Wales was born in
1S41. and is therefore 60 years old. In
1863 he married Princess Alexandra
of Denmark. Their eldest child, AL
bert Victor, Duke OF Clarence, born
1864. died in 1892. At the time OF his
death he was engaged to Princess Mary
Victoria OF Teck, who afterwards mar
ried his brother, George Frederick,
Duke OF York. the second Oldest living
child of the Prince and Princess OF
Wales. The Duke Of York Is next to
his father in succession to the throne
OF the most powerful kingdom OF mod
ern times. He was born in 1865 and
has two sons and one daughter.
The other children Of the Prince
and Princess Of Wales are: Louise
Victoria. 1867; married the Duke OF
Fife: Victoria Alexandra, 1908, and
Maude Charlotte. 109, who are unmar-
r:ed. and Alexander, born 1871 and
died in infancy.
The Czarina OF Russia is the grand
daughter of Queen Victoria, being Vic
toria Alice, daughter OF the Grand
Duchess of Hesse. BY other marriages
the queen of Great Brain is con-
nected with all the powerful reignlng
families of Europe Through these re-
latives she has often exerted her in
fiuence in international affairs, es-
pecially for peace
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

A semicolon has limited the drink
ing hours in Boston. That is, the
punctuation of law has been the
point around which q dispute concern
Ing saloon hours has waged, and I
comma would have let the bars re-
main open longer. II period haG
been used, the saloons would probably
have closed altogether. Boston always
was rather literary.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
Heavy Storm In Indies.

Kingston, By Special-Since Friday
night a violent "norther" has been
causing destruction Of banana planta-
tions on every side. In some Of the
parishes hundreds Of acres Of fruit
hove been ruined. A swollen stream
has already carried away two houses
and is now threatening to wreck a
large, thriving fruit district
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
THRONE NEVER VACANT.
Theory of English Succession Al:ow3,
No Breaks.

The theory of the English Coast:tu-
ton is that the thrcne OF Greet Bri-
tain is never vacant. In other wo:dS.
the Sovereign never Q.cs. the success
sion of an cir being instantaneous.
Hence. as Dcbrett explains it, the ccrc-
mony OF coronation is mercy a solemn
recognition and confirmation OF rogal
descent and the cOnseqea: right OF ac-
cessicn to the throne and is unncces-
sary for the security OF the title to the
crown.
1t is customG-S on the death CT the
Sovereign fer the Archbishop Of Can
tcrbury and the Lord Chamberlain 20
notify the heir-apparent of his acces-
sion. though even this is technically
superfuous. The notification to the
people is made by proclamation
through the Lord Mayors and tho Lord
Lieutenants Of counties. etc.
The proclamation issued when Queen
Victoria succeeded to the throne read
as follows:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God to call to His mercy our late
Sovereign AID lord, King William
w., OF blessed and glorious memory.
by whose decease the Imperial Crown
of the United Kingdom OF Great Bri-
tain and Ireland is solely and right
fully come to the high and mighty
Princess Alexandrina Victoria. it is
therefore here published and pro-
claimed that the high and mighty
Princess Alexandria, Victoria is now,
by the death OF the late Sovereign or
happy memory. become our only law
ful and rightful liege. Lady Victoria,
by the grace Of God Queen OF the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland, Defender Of the taitn, to
whom let all, therefore. acknowledge
faith and constant obedience, win all
hearty and humble affection, beSeech-
ing God, by whom kings and queens
do reign, to bless the royal Princess
Victoria with long and happy years to
reign over us. God save the Queen
The death Of the Sovereign also
brings the existing government 10 an
end. The Premier resigns ana Parlia-
nent IS Immediately dissolved. A
general election is ordered and the
Sovereign requests the Ministers to re-
tain their portfolios pending the re-
suit Of the election. The coronation
is usually deferred for some months.
Queen Victoria was crowned a year
and some days after her accession.
On the day the Queen succeeded to
the throne the Privy Council met in
the Council chamber at Westminster
at II a. III. and took the oaths OF Of
fee in her presence.
The succession Of tAe new Prince OF
Wales to that title Is quite different.
When the present Prince Of Wales
becomes King the title merses in that
Of Sovereign. The King then confers
it BY letters patent upon his son, II
he sees fit. The Soveseigns eldest
son becomes the Duke Of Cornwall,
automatically as it were. and is en-
titled to the revenues Of that duchy,
which now amount to $4,000 per
annum for the benefit OF the present
Prince Of Wales.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
A CITY Monopoly.

b. the operation Of new law near
lv 1000 green grocers. butchers and
poultry seller in New Orleans are
forced to close their place o. business
permanently. The law in question
prohibits the establishment CT a prl-
yate market within 5000 feet Of a pub
lie market and was enacted in the in
terest of the public market lessees IN
order to increas the revenue OF the
etty.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

The Count Boni de Castellane seems
to have been a generous though not
discriminating patron Of the fine arts.
He certainly appears to have gone on
the theory that the price was the
best criterion Of the value OF 4 Thing.
This a dangerous working principle
In the case Of antiques.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

The bubonic plague scare, which
GLASGOW, Scotland, experienced. cost
1t >S5,0O0,00o, although only twenty
eight cases were reported up to the
time it was stamped out. The money
was spent on sanitary precautions to
prevent the spreading Of the plague.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

An Illinois man has sued a woman
who declined to marry him for the
car fare he expended in going to see
her. This is very small business. He
should have walked and sued her for
footwear and doctors bills.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
QUEEN VICTORIA IS DEAD.
Engiand's Sovereign Passes Into the Rest Pre-.
pared for the Faithful

United States at tie death OF the
Queen. and OF the deep sympathy We
feel with the people of the British en-
pire. in their great ahliction.
(Signed) HAYES
Later the President sent the follow
ing message of coincidence to King
Edward VIII.
His Majesty. the King, Osborne
Ho&se. Isle Of Wight:
Il have received with profound sor-
row the lamentable tidings Of the
death Of Her Majesty, the Queen. AL
low ne. sir. to offer my sincere SYM
pathy and that of the American people
in your personal bereavement and in
the loss Great Britain has suffered IN
the death OF its venerable and illustri-
Gus sovereign, whose noble life and
benefcent influence have promoted the
peace and won the affection OF the
world.
(Signed) "WM. MklNLEY.'
Victorla's Life and Family.
Queen Victoria was born May "a,
1919. On June Goth, 1887, she became
queen OF England, succeeding her un-
Gle, King William ". On Feb. 10th,
1910, she married Prince Albert OF
Sake -Coburg- Gotha, who died Dec. IA,
1915
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

The allies horses in China are dying
wholesale. The American supply has
not suffered. This is another victory
for the Missouri mule.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
JAMES REID,
"R. DOUGLAS POWELL,
"THOMAS BARLOW"
Flags at Half Mast.

Washington. D. c., Special.-Four
days Of anxiety, had in large meas
ure, prepared official Washington for
tn news which was flashed across the
cable Tuesday afternoon, OF the death
OF the Queen Of England. All was in
readiness Tor the execution OF the
;ormalities which are Indispensable
to such events. When the end came
il found appropriate messages CT con-
dolence framed and orders ready for
half-nasting the flags over the Exc
cutive Department aud carrying out
the usual formalities. The half-mast-
ing OF the national ensign has been
done rarely on the occasion OF the fu-
neral OF some great worlds ruler, but
never before in the case Of the death
of a monarch.
Secretary Hay. upon being assured
through the physicians certificate as
furnished him by the Associated
Press. of ttc death OF Queen Victoria,
nromutly cabled the following mes
sage TO Ambassador Choate, at Lon
don:
Department CT State.
Washington, Jan. %, 1901.
"Choate, Ambassador, London:
"You will express to Lord LANDS
downe the profound sorTow Of the gov
crnment and Of the people OF the
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31

Tuesday, Sir James Reid held up his
hand. and the peopie in the room knew
that England had lost her Queen. The
bishop pronounced the oenediction.
The Queen passed away quite peace
fully. She suffered no pain.
From all parts Of the world poured
into Cowes messages OF coincidence.
They came from crowned heads, mil
lionaires, tradesmen and paupers and
are variously addressed to the Prince
of Wales and the King OF England.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-31
Official Announcement.

Osborne House. BY Cable.-The fol-
lowing, signed by the royal physicians,
is the Official announcement of Queen
Victoria's death:
Her Majesty, the Queen, breathed
her last at $50 p. m, surrounded Dy
her children and grandchildren.
(Signed)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
Ell trafco en- las AntiIIas

E dia 10 del corriente Sc han hecho pro-
posiciones en- Washington, por cuatro compa-
hfas de vapores, para ell trafco entire Nueva-
York, Cuba PuertoRco, de la carga pasa-
jeros por cueuta del Estado. Las proposicio-
mes de la Inca de Ward la Habana Glen
fuegos estan duplicadas por Ia lfnea de MuA
son Matanaas. A Cuba correspondent, pasa-
jeros de primera, treinta pesos; en- cubierta,
ounce cabalos, vente pesos uno; mulos
ounce peAs cuidadores, ounce pesos dete
q medida, diez centavos por pie cubco velnte
cinco centavos por peso de cien ibras; car
tuchos, uno setenta y cinco por peso de cien
libras, y p6lvora, tres pesos por peso de Glen
libras.
La Inca Red D. entire Nueva York San
Juan de Puerto Rico, ofrece cuarenta pesos
por pasaje de primera clase. Las cabalIerias,
a IraSon de $40 pesos por cabeza, pasaudo del
n1mero de 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
Andres Miranda Rivera

Asi Sc llamaba ell autor del juguete c6mi-
co Gun dia de emociones0 que estren6 en- ell
teatro In PerId, de esta ciudad, la Compaiifa
Martinez Casado, la noche del jueves dltimo.
Miranda Rivera es uu digno artesano, de
oficio platero, nacido en- Ponce, y cuenta una
edad bastante avanzada Jsmas public6 ma
da en- ningdn per6dco, ESQ que viene es-
cribiendo desde hace mucho tempo, circuns-
tancia que arguye mucho en- favor de su mo
desta
La obra & que Sc alude es un juguete sin
pretensiones mo obstante esta escrito en- faciles
versos tiene situaclones c6micas de induda-
BILE efecto cualidades artlsticas mas que apre-
ciables, tratdndose de un hijo del trabajo que
todo Sc 10 debe sus propios medios,
Nuestra feicitaci6n al intelgente compa-
triota.
Ell Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
mo es ESQ arbitrario2

Segdn digimos en- IN suelto que pubica-
mos antes de aver, desde ell lunes Sc halla de-
tenido en- el dep6sito municipalnuestro CORE
ligionario Juan Sanchez Rivera.
Haee, pues, seis dias y aun no Sc le ha to-
mado declaration por ell senior juez muniei-
pal, sin duda causa de no tener este conoci-
miento del case.
bay mas todavis; nos dice Sanchez Rivera
que la poicfa benemerita nj a6n Sc ocup6 de
levantar atestado.
81 ESQ es legal venga Dios vealo pero es-
tamos en- plena tiranfa. Cuando Sc asalta una
imprenta ' Sc rompe IN peri6dico Sc esgrl-
me Ell arma homicids contra un perlodlsta ) Sc
persigue ia prenss de oposlci6n 9eerienlo en-.
aeallarla, no nos extrsha que no iEdividuo Sc
le encsFcele con lndibrio de les procedlnie nientos
De IA iey : IA instiela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
Siempre Ell mismo.

composition po6tica dedlcada al benefciado
senior Puga
Dicha poesfa, de tonos patr6ticos, origi-
nal de un s1bdito espahol, fue muy aplaudiua.
Sc anuncia ell beneicio de la aplaudida da-
ma joven sefora Celia Adams del represen-
tante de la empresa don Luis NJ. Casado, con Ell
drama An,0r de Madre y la zarzuela Marina.
Juicios orales para ell 10
Pablo Manuel Correa, de Juana Diaz por
hurto.
Ramon Casiano, de Coamo, por estafa
Eusebio Lopez, de Ponce, por atentado.
Ell DtariO de Ponce inserta una carta diri-
gda desde ell Hawaii a don Carlos Mercado,
quejandose amargamente del trato que reciben
alll nuestros compatrotas.
Dlcha carta la frman IL de los emgrados
Fl viernes regresaron de San Juan don
Enrique Chevalier Mr. Teller, alcalde iefe
de poicia de esta ciudad.
Los sefiores Piza hermanos han traslada.
do su dep6slto de mercanclas q la casa de don
Pedro Bestard, calle Isabel.
En- la noche del vIernes Sc consum6 otro
rapto en- ell bRrrio de la Marina.
Maximino Vidal hiri6 levemente 4 Manuel
Fernandez, a rala de una disppta que sostenfan
ambos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
FIESTA ESCOLAR
EN- RIO-GRANDE
Pasado maiiana Sc llevar$ cabo una fies
ia escolar en- Rlo-grande con arreglo al ST.
guiente programa:
PRIMERA PARTE

fblMhDh L AM
1o-The Star Spangled Banner, cantado
por todos los nifios de las Escuelas, acompails-
do por la orquesta dirigldo por ell professor
principal americana Mr.. Franklin Jates.
2o-Discurso inaugural de aperture escri-
to pronuncado en- inglesy en- espahol por ell
professor senior Rexach, de aquel pueblo.
3o-Dlscurso composlciones en- prosa y
verso pronunciados por los niios de ambos
sexos de las escuelas segGn ell turno que se1a-
le Ia Comis6n Estos duraran hasta las diez
media de la mafiana.
4o-Disc rso de clausura del acto de la
maiana, por ell senor Lcdo. en- FiIosofia Le-
tras, don Jose 3, Martinez Quintero.
5o-Canto Columbia, por los niios de las
escuelas acompafados por la mdsica.
SEGUNDA PARTE
io-Canto The morning ighs is breaking
cantado por los nifos y acompahado por la
mGsica
2o-Dscurso de aperture del acto de Ia
tRrde, por ell professor Narvae2 Rivera.
so--Dscursos poesias de cardcter educs-
cionsi, pronunciados por los ni1os de ambos
sexos de todRs las escuelas.
Este acto contlnuars hasta las custro y
media de la tarde
4o1-Discurso de clausura.
5or-Ganto Battle Hymn Of the Republic,
por los nl1os Dc las escueas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
nNovEDADnEL PARQUEnNoyEDADn
TEMPO hace notabase en- la culta pOpulosa Ciu
para sulazarse en- verano distraerse otoo amman
-EA PAR que

En- Auxiio
las
avso antcpado uta podra
dde dstguen
rios france Ingts Epano
del
aro tampen bales
diyeIsnnes ictas
desde mas fno Champagne hta popular
brandy Whisky
r du bm6nes rua etc. nadie pda Parque
4
de
81 cobraraen
cabalers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

Don Pedro Lopez esta nombrado juez mu-
nicipal del Dorado.
Do gusto yer el decorado del altar donde
Sc hacen los cultos de Mayo-1glesa de San
Jos6.-La imagen do Maria aparece sobre una
bola de nubes, dandoe al temple un encanta-
dor aspecto Muchas luces el6rtrlcas instala-
das Gd hoe.
Sc espera Mr. Champerter de un dia
otro, fin de dar comienzo los trabajos del
ferrocarri, trozo de Camuy Aguadila por
Lares utuado
Fueron insufribles los calores sentidos en-
esta capital los Gltimos dias. Muchas familias
salen yeranear los pueblos imftrofes.
La banda puertorriqueha, pesar de los
pocos recursos con que clenta, dara retreta oil
domingo
Esta noche dara la 1uventud de Bayam6n
i'm lucido baile de condauzs, en- la casa pro-
pledad de don Eulogio Rivera.
A don Pedro Mol le han robado 81 edo.
llars0. La policfa lie sigue Ia pista al ladr6n.
Mafiana debe llegar Europa Ell vapor CO.
FREQ frances Segura viaje q Santo Domingo
Don Gerardo venegas Sc ha examinado
para teegrafsta teniendo brillantes notas.
Queda en- espectaci6n de destiho.
81 vapor 6Caracass recogera cofrespon4
dencla para los Estados Unldos las a. m,
del dla 8 del corfiente. IL
Hoy Sc han recebido cablegratrias anun-
ciandO Ia llegada del vapor SIsla de Panay,S
Espaha.
Eu la casa de dofa Agustipa Muhoz, caiie
de la Luna, hubo aver I'm copGto de incendlo,
Don Rafael Mao, derendiente cue estaba
en- Gel Tr6ipcos, sale mshana para Vieques
donde va coocado a Ia respectable casa de AL
yarez,Fernsndez.
Resultan completamente inc6modos los
Wales en- los earros eectrlcos hasta Rio pledras.
81 la compahia de los ferrocarriles organizara
bien ell ssrviclo ganarfa dinero Ell pdblico
quedaria satisfeeho.
LasAutoridades deben exigir que los CO.
ches nnnea queden oscuras mientrss teugan
pasajeros. Sabemos que hay tijerillas Que Sc
aprovechan de Ia oscuridad para sus pillerias.
Un tai Ramon Mendo trat6 de suIcidarse
en- Ia plaza del mercado
Ri cabo del ejercto americana Mr. Hiscok,
condenado por abandonar sn yigllanela el dfa
de los sucesos de Mr.. Armstrong, ha consegui.
do indnlto de Nc Kinley Era de esperarse.
Por Ia ciudad hay muchos granujss dedl-
cados Ia genta de sortiias falsas, engahando
los inocentes. La polieia debiera persegulr
esta gente.
No Sc We "a recoglda de los limosneros que
tanto anunci6 EgOzcne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
TTen eIectrico

Ha causado hondo disgusto Ia modification
en- ell cruce del tren eectrico de Martin Pefa
a la entrada del PdTQtie Borinqten
La empresa debe poner ell servicio directo
Rio piedras, Martin Pehay 81 susodicho Par
que, msrcando fuera de los carros, en- ingl6s y
espahol, el precio de pasaje. A la vez deben
tambien elegif conductores que respeten mas
al pGblico, hacienda las paradas en donde in
dican las tabletas, no donde les surgiere su yo
luntad caprichosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04

Ell htey de policfa de Perueas amaneci6
un dia con los demonios en- los sesos Sc atus6
la barba limpi6se Ia nari2 estrepitosamente
luego dijo con vozde caverna:
De hoy en- adelaute hare justicia sin
atender nadie nj NADIA.
los vecinos Sc puseron 4 dar diente con
diente
ell senior Cura Sc meti6 en Ia sacristia.
Y ell sehor alcade en- ST ofcina.
Y el doctor en- su casa.
Y el boticario on la suya.
Y Sc sinti6 soplar ell fro de Ia muerte So
bre todo ell vecindario. 80.
Pero no SO asusten ustedes:
El senior juicy, como juicy al fin, es inofen-
sivo.
Y la cosa no pasara del estrepito mas 8
menos rudoso de su acatarrada nariz.
Un catarro muy tenaz
que le irrita que le inquieta
pero al sonar su trompeta,
todo queda bien; y en- paz.
~
Sefor Jlos individuos &c esta policfa insu-
lar seran cGbdllerOs cltbieTt0S :.
10 pregunto, porque va he ledo varias
veces, que tienen la costum6re de no quitarse
nj e sombrero nj la gorra, nj a1n delante de
la Santisima Trinidad.
Ell otro dia lei algo de urs tai Egozcue, Y
hoy tengo noticias de un tai Jordan, que, por
10 visto, no Sc ha bahado nj en- las aguas dc
este rio.
Y dIcen que Sc pasea por Hatillo como un
general, asegurando que el captain Urrutia le
tlene ordenada esa mala crianZa.
Desde luego que no creo en- tai orden, que,
nj ell captain Urrutia, nj ningdn captain del
mundo puede ordenar sus subalternos.
Quitese, pues, el clldp6
dejese de aleluyas;
que 81 sigue con las suyas,
va perder chdptrO D to.
M
Berrendito sea Oios
va con ell nuevo regimen nj los barberos
pueden viyir.
Figurense ustedes que un tai Borges, por-
que Nevada sns chisnes en- ell bolsllo, vino un
gltardid, pltn... lie dej6 sin chiSnles sin nd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
100000 PESOS
Para una catedra
Ell Oorresponsal.

A una edad muy avanzada ha fallecido
antier en- New York monsefior Nc Mahon, que
al hacer su testamento lego su fortuna de
100000 pesos para la creaci6n de una catedra
de Filosoffa en- la Uniyersidad oat6lica de
Washington.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-04
314 millcnss
Lo que debe pagar China.

Revisada Ia lsta de las recamaciones que
hacen China las potencias colgadas, SO en-
cuentrs que las indemnlzacionps pedidas por
cada una llegan q un total de 314 millones de
npsOS