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New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
MUSIC
A DAYS DoINGs IN OPERA AND CONCERT.

A DAYS DoINGS IN OPERA AND CONCERT.
At the opera last night Massenet's cid had
second repetition with two changes from the origf-
nal distribution OF parts Nine Suzanne Adams
replacing Nine Melba the 1nfante and MT.
Journet Mr. PIancon the Count de Gormas. So
far public interest, manifested in the attend
ance. was concerned the substitutions were incon-
sequential. NJ Jean de Reszke sang. and that fact
suficed to all the house. The audience had much
ealse for delight for Mr.. De Reszke in fine
feather and filled eye and with equal grstihca-
ton. while Mime. Adams sang the "AIleluas' with
most winning freshness and ingenuousness of style
and clarity and sweetness of voice.
Mendelssohn Hall was yesterday the scene of a
novel feature in concert giving. and one which
must seem as great puzzle to the management
this morning IL to the observers and re-
corders of musical affairs yesterday Two concerts
were given by the Marquis de Souza and Mr.. Sieve
king. one in the afternoon and one in the evening,
the same programme serving for both. There was
no want Of enthusiasm both performers, some
OF which was deserved. most of IL not. That the
singer is phenomenon has already been set forth
I'm this Journal All the virtues and all the vices
of his voice and style came out again yesterday
but he atoned for many Of the latter by striking
Iy characteristic Portuguese folksong full of Moor
ish fourishes which ne uttered with thrilling ef-
feet Pitifully small audiences heard both concerts
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

he will ask no one 10 let him of. II the Law
son yacht be chosen in the trials then Watson
will probably have this matter of starting chief
ly in his hand, because on the one gun start
there is no smarter man living 1t is difficuit 10
see how the defending club stands 10 lose
through adopting a system in which It's profes-
sional shippers are past masters III IL was
question of matching the skill of club amateurs
against that Of a professional. then the showing
of last summer might furnish grave cause for
doubt but the races for the Americas Cup are
those in which no man living has money enough
to purchase the right To sail a contestins boat
and the professionals here mentioned have
nothing to learn from foreigners IN regard 10
the one gun start. In fact. the best American
shippers say that any hesitation on this point Is
far toe complimentary to the enemy.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
THE OPEN DOOR on THE ELEVATED ROADS.

IL Is said that most of the absurd bills which
proposed at Albany come TO the knowI-
edge of the public at all But now and then one Of
them does. The latest reported Is one which will
provide II passed that companies operating surface
elevated railways in New-York City shall keen
the front doors of all closed secured from
October Is till April Is.
Unless the bill has been in some way mIsquoted
II would seem that one serious effect of a law
has been overlooked. For il will make the running
of elevated trains much slower than at present
while IL ought 10 be much faster and although
trains of six OF seven cars sadly needed at
certain hours. this law would make the running OF
even five car trains impossible. The station plat
forms are made only long enough for a five car
train, the passengers having to enter the last ear
by the front door only III this door were closed th
car would be useless unless the train ran FAR
enough along so that the door could be IlssJ
But IN that case the gates the rear door OF tha
nrst car would be past the station platform, ana
useless ana the nrst car could entered from,
the second. because the front door of the second
car would be closed Besides this the passanyers
collected at each pair OF gates as the train sTons
would De Obliged 10 enter by one door ~
stead OF two cars by two doors. a : now and every
STOP OF every Train would be twice as long as now
ana tne dinerence IN the running time for any con
soertoie distance would be quite Apprscahls
As LOT tna surrace cars, many the front a,or.
are Kept closed already and the CLOSING 81 ,hs 80
OF 'hem would cause little Inconvenience '''>
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

The Prison Commissioners of Massachusetts
recommend that persons adjudged to be COM
mon drunkards he committed for an Indefinite
period To work on farms until they are reformed.
They regard the present penalty of a short inn
prsonment as useless inasmuch as il does not
and cannot the drunkard. An act of the
Legislature of 1895 authorized the Governor and
Council 10 purchase otherwise take In fee
any parcel of waste and unused land not ex-
ceeding one thousand acres in area; and the
same act also provides that the Governor may
establish said land a temporary industrial
camp for prisoners. and that prisoners held at
said camp shall be employed in reclaiming and
improving said land And it is the opinion of
the Commissioners that a farm colony of drunk
ards established under that act would in many
cases bring about reformation Of those who
are now burdensome charge on the commun-
ity. Some drunkards doubtless are incorrigibIe.
but there is reason TO believe that some such
plan as this would result i'm the reclamation of
many who under the present system drift
finally into the hopeless class.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
No LOUD CALL FOR WILLIAMS

IL cannot be that the startling rumor vhiS-
pered about in the corridors of the CITY Hall
has the least basis in truth This political
gossip says that the Mayor intends to appoint
Alexander :. Williams as the single head of
the Police Department under the act soon to
become a law When Mr. Williams WAS a cap
tam the gambling houses and dives" in his
precinct waXed fat with prosperity while the
reputation Of that part OF the city for good
order and good morals dwlndled and pined
captain Williams was in charge OF the
street cleaning. and the streets were not cleaned
He did not succeed in suppressing vice and
crime, either as captain inspector. Would
he do better as the sole head Of the Depart
mentf
Even If the Mayor were to offer the place 10
him how could he afford 20 take II? Before the
Lexow Committee he testified on oath that he
had invested extensively in real estate in Japan
The land Of the MikadO is full of enterprise and
quick with the spirit Of progress. Can ex-Cap-
tain Williams. IN Justice to his future. neglect
HIS property in the kingdom OF the chrysanthe-
mum for the engrOssing duties and responsible
ties Of the highest place i'm our local Police De
partment? He is now drawing n nunificent
pension from the public funds and i leading a
life OF ease and content. except for his watch
ful management OF his Japanese estates There
Is no loud. urgent call from his fellow citizens
compelling him 10 bow his big. broad shoulders
once more 10 the yoke OF an eXacting office The
Mayor should be- mercifu. and should not force
the coy. shrinking and bashful ex-Captain from
his retirement New-NOrk can get along with
mt him
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

whose sympathies are with the Prohibition
doctrine. feel that way. Prohibition has evident
ly broken down. The correspondent reports
that this is generally acknowledged. and that
by common consent the officials periodically
discover that the law is being broken and fine
the saloonkeepers. This system amounts to
irregular licensing. and is said to contribute
largely 10 the revenues OF the towns. 4 change
in the law might not greatly change the actual
condition Of affairs. but the self-respect of
Kansas would probably be increased by the
abolition of humbuG. which is sure 10 have
degeneTating effect the moral fibre.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
Amusemenis


ACADEMY or MUSIC-2-s:iB-Barba frietchie-
AMERTCkN THEATRE-2-s .l5-Mr Barnes OF Now
York
BIJOU-2-s Ia-The Climbers.
BROADWAY THEA TIRE 2.15-S :l5-Nienna LIE
sASINO-.-N j. .0rodorA.
c,RTTERrony THE ATRE- .is-when Knishthood Was
cARNEGfF HALL 3O-Symrhony Concert .
DAIY'e THEATRE IS .15-lsacy huntNorths f-AiHIi
E.lEN MIsEE-The World Wax. -.
FNP1PE THEATRE Is 2o-Mrs llai'e : beieiioe.
GARDEN THEATRE-2-s-ln nder Two rag
GARRTCK THEATRE Is l5-Cafhaln Iihks OF the
GRANT OPERA HOUsF-s-s-In Ola Kentucky.
jiF.rLfD sol ARF; EATFE-2-s: :l5-The CHI Prom
lRvfSG PLACE THEATRE-2-s:ls-Moser's Comedy.
IltIrno.
FFTTFs-cou-inuous Performance.
KNICE ERBOCKER THEATRE-z-lS-si-"- w
posTFR A RiAL,S-I 49, .45-vaudeville.
I.YC.EI-M THEATRES, ,l5-Reatrce Herforh, 80
MADISON SQUARE rHEATRk-2-s;S"-My iS''s
METRoPo1.r-AN OPERA HoUsE-2-La Tosca-s-
,sry{fsy HILL. TlHEATRE-a-s-The School for Scan
ssyvr-YoRK-e- -s:l5-VaudeviUe.
PASTOR S--Day and Nigft-Contnuous Show
PROCTOR OR'S-Coutinuous Performance.
REPUBITC- 2:ls-s:l5-ln the Palace Of the King
ST NICHOLAS SKATING RlNk-slS-interfatioh
-rsfEsC-z's TF4fsA TRE-e Is-s :3O-Jsnice Meredith
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
HIHPToN INsTITUTE ENTERT4IyMEyE.

Twenty colored men and women. students OF
the Hampton Institute will give four act play
called Christmas on the Old Plantation at Car
negie Lyceum. under the auspices of the Armstrong
Association. OF this city. for the benefit Of the
Hampton Institute on Monday afternoon next. AZ
the close of the play Indian students OF the
institute will give three scenes from "Hiawatha."
IO-nnorrOw evening at o'clock the Armstrong
association will hold a public meeting at the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church. In Broadway near Fifty
seVehth-st.. TO pro nOte the interest i'm popular
education for both races in the Southern States
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
THIRTY-TWo YEARS A JUDGE.

Cincinnati. Feb. s.-The unusual honor of a ~
ception and banquet TO a retiring Judge vas
corded tonight to James NJ Smith, of the Circuit
Court, by the Hamilton County Bar Association
Judge Smiths service on the bench has occupied
thirty-two years. making a record IN this county
rne affair was given at the OF the Literary
Sluo anu brought OUT the greater number OF NJ
LAWYERS or Cincinnati Judge Smith now rstires
from the bench after his long service All me
sps.ches were Jul of encomiums OF the honofsa
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

The friShtful losses of life and property from
the oil fires in Russia and the destruction caused
by the explosion OF hundreds of cases of dyna-
mite in a famous Mexican mine show the dan
gers which humanity holds in check by frail bar
riers easily broken. The possibilities of ruin
from burning oil, mines and oil fields and from
the concentration of explosives of power truly
volcanic are almost iIlimitable.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
PASSENGERS on THE LUC4yIl

Among the passengers booked to sail the
Cunard Line steamship Lucanis to-day Mr.
and Mrs. W. * Vanderbilt, jr. Lieutenant Percy
s Hicks. Robert Bond. eX-Premier OF Newfound-
land; y. Won Brunins. OF the Austrian Legation
at Washington. and Edwin Warf.eld, of Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
Ex-KING MILAN DANGEROUSLY III.

London. Feb. s-EN-King Milan of Servia. &C.
cordins to dispatch from Vienna. Is suffering
from pneumonia His condition is pronounced 20
be dangerous
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
GOLD MEDAL FOR PROFESSOR PICKERING.

London. Feb. S-The United States Ambassador
Joseph IT. ChOate, received this afternoon In be
half Of Professor Pickering. of Harvard. the gold
medal OF the Royal AstrorOmi Society.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
DECORATION FOR DIR. vow Hor1EBEy.

Berlin. Feb. s-Emperor William has bestowed
on DR. Won Holleben. the German Ambassador ar
Washington the Crown Order OF he First Clas.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

Congress should not forget the officers who
won the naval victory at Santiago. Their re-
ward has already been too long delayed.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
Nrw91ork Daiip Gribulte
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

Prepared for MISUNDERSTANDING "a, dinnAr,
My My! This is regular banquet-worthy OF a
pefmonfco. Finest spread I've seen i'm an age
What's npr Do you expect company?
Wffe-No but presume the cook does What to
Eat ~
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Dos condemns

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan ha die
tado las sigufentes condemns.
Una en- Ia causa que seguia los indi-
viduos Msrtfn Rublo, Jests Msrcane> y Mel
chor Guzm&n, acusados del robo verifcado en-
una Farmacie americans.
Ei Tribunal condsr6 los dos primeros 9
Ia pena de an msses II dfas ahos,
meses II dfas respectivamsnte, absolvIendo
ri lltimo.
Otra condenando . la pena de cadena per-
e6tua al individuo Lberato Castro (sl Jor0ba-
DO, autor del erimen cometido en- la playa del
Gem enterio haee algunos meses del que "a
dimos cusnta oporsunamense nusssfos lecto-
res
Como complice del asesinato, le fde i'm
pueata 10 condena de ~ aflos de presidio >
Martin Cepeda II Peseadito.
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Un obrero.

VAR1ADO y extenso es ell surtido que re-
nueva constantemente ell acreditado ests eel
mtento ola INDUsrRIA DEL PATs,, Gale de
Atocha ndmero 8.
Ropa hechs & Ia medida; msgnfHcos &C.
neros; som breros de todas formas y classes, Ca
misas b ehas & la edida; corbatas, bsstones,
paraguas infnidad de artfculos para caballe-
ros. Tado precio de situaci6n. r.
Tambi6n se encuentra essA ciudad de
regreso de los Estados Unidos, nuestro amigo
don Francisco TAboada.
LIE saludEmos
Hoy la sastrerfa de moda en- esta ciudad es
EJ Nouator, que tantos afios leva de existencia.
Ponce es quizas la ciudad puertorriquena
dende con mas elegancia vsts la juventud, 10
cual prusba Ia existencia aqui de buenas sas
trerfas.
con decir que El Noudtor marcia & la
eabeza, est& dicho todo. Telas de todas cla-
ses, dnas y medianas, para todos los gustos;
precios sumamente m6dicos, por Eobre esas
ventajas, Ia tijera del maestro Suarez, que es
uno de los mejores cortadorss que han venido
al pals.
Cen tales condolences squi6n no Sc haes
paYree eniano de Ell NovAToR' p
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Gel Pafs1. 6rgano del partido republicano,
inserta en- sus columnas 10 siguients:
<Puerto Rico es pueblo de raza diferen-
Ste, los obreros pueden comprender los
<benefcios que reportan los m6todos america
nos
Gel obrero americana, puede MERCER me-
xjores salaries porque tiene educacf6n y hace
xm6ritos para recibir mas dinero. mientras que
xel obrero puertorriquefo no est6 educsdo. En-
Ssu mayor parte no saben leer nj escribir, nj
xsaben trabajar tan sprisa como el obrero
xameEtcano, 6 tan fntsligente como ellos. Des-
xpues de todo, ell puertorTiquef1o no es tan lis
<to como ell am mericano para acanzar los bene-
xdcios de la Federation A nericana de Obre-
rosS
o los hombres de Ell Pa3s desconocen pOr
complete ell pueblo yankee, &, enemigos del
obrsro puertorriquefio no perdonan madIos pa
rainsultarnos su antojo.
Olganos <El Psiss.
Hace algunos amos se puolc6 en- New
NOS escrito por eli entonces director de <La
Rsxa L3tinaS don Aiolfo Llanos de Alcarks.
Dicha obra, hija de un profundo estudio
aobre las costumbres yankees delataba falts de
educaci6n en- las masas obreras.
Nueva York, Ia capital mas populosa lie
los Estsdos Unidos, tiene sus barriadas de
obreros donde ell vlcio supera Ia vrtnd los
sseGndalos SO suceden & menndo arrojando las
estadfsticas de carceles mfNAres de snctados
por exceso de em brIaguez, prostitution, heri-
das, robos todo 10 malo que fmagfnarss pue-
de.
La cfvizaci6n moderna no ha podido adn
tomar carta de naturaleza en- muchos Estadcs
dende existe ell bkrbaro juego de PuttIato, y la
BARBARA ley de Linch sc entroniza para some
ter crueles mArtirtos los negros del Sur que
tanto odian los blancos del Norte.
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Dice <El Pafs> que ell obrsro americana
trabajs mejor mas aprisa que el obrero
puertorriqueno.
e ohrero americana nj tsn intelf-
gsnta nf tsn active como ell obraro puertorri
queno.
En- Ia misna rsdscci6n de Et Pats hay ex-
obreros que puadan cnnfrmarle 10 que decimos;
por ejsmpio, Sslom6n Dones, quo fus obrero,
recorrfendo toda Ia escala del trabajo, desde
malojfllero tAbaquero, hasta maestro de es :
cuela reeaudadOr de oontribuciones ago
asf que es actualmants.
En- 10 estrechez de nuestro terrftorfo ha-
mos aprendido, casi sin maestros, 10 que no
han podido aprender los yankees un estenso
territorfo con sabios maestros.
Los hombres de El Pads no pueden formar
paraelos entire obrsro puertorriqueno
obrero yankee sin incurrir en- Ia falsa mas gran
de. que le llevarfa la negaci6n de sus prinei-
pios patri6tieos 8 & Ia rsalidad de la adulaci6n
al mas fuerte para conseguir prsbsndas en-
psrjuicio de los mas dsbiies
Las mpresss de miHas de francs de San
tiago de Cuba que son ampresas americans no
quiersn los yankees por haraganes exigsn-
tes, cambio aprecian los espa6oles
puertorriquenos por trabajadorss compla-
eientes.
En- Poerto Rico ell bracero yankees grande
colorado no ha podido resistir al bracero
puertorriquef1o faco ansmico. El artesan o
americana ha tenfdo qua somatsrse los ee-
nocimientos delartesano puertorriqueno.
81 es verdad que an Puerto Rico hay mu-
chos obreros que no saben ser escrfbir tam
bien es verdad que otro tAnto pasa en- los Es-
tados Unidos, con Ia sola difsrencia que ell ig-
norante puersorriquefo educado hasta Ia
humiliation, Ell ignorante yankee es ignoran-
to hasta sl salvs jismo.
Un obrero.
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ESP.AXA
Las huelgas

Lao HUcfSdS
Contib han en- Barcelona las hnelgas de b g.
freros, & los cuales Sc han undo los gremios
de las distintas classes trabajsdoras, que piden
tambien al aumento de jornales y Ia reduction
de lss horas de tr&bsjo, tomando cada vez mas
ssrfas proporciones el actual con nficto.
Escaramuzas
Los hueguistas signen sosteniendo CONT
nuas escaramuzas con la foerza armada y Ia
policfs, sin que les hsga deponer ST actitud le-
vantisca las medidas tomadas por Las autori-
dades militares para reducirfos 81 orden.
Rigor de la ley
E gobierno ha ordenado al captain gene
raj de Catalufa, sef1or Barres. extreme todo ell
rigor de Ia ley.
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PONCE
NOTICTAs DIRECTAs

El barrio Waship gton de esta cfudad ANA
nect0 engalanado ell viernes, con ~ otfvo de las
fsssas que cslsorA desde ese dfa oil barrio 20.
I'm sssa eindad Sc han recbdo cartsIes y
prospectos de Ia compai1fa de Opera italiana,
Empresa sLambsrdis Dfcha troupe la forman
70 artissas entire los que fguran a'gnnos como
sidos favorAblemente en- ei mnudo art1stico.
Don AmSrieo Marin hacs gestiones con Ia
empress referids, al objeto de segnir vists es-
ts teatro.
La DEMocRACrA se vsnde sl ia sabaaue-
ria del sehcr Soltero, frente al psrque de bonn
beros.
Muy aninada rasult6 Ia Kermsses eslsbra.
da en- el teatrc pof intciativa de Ia Socedsd
BsnS6cs de seforas.
Asisti6 una gran sccneufreneia que vaci6
el bolsfllo muy gnsto en- manos de encanta-
dcras 90 ,ritas encargsdas de los difsrente
pusssos de venta, todcs muy bien representa-
dos.
Las damas vestfan trsjss eaprichosos, re-
prsssntando 4 Pcsrto Rico, Fransia, Hstados
Unidos, Aemanfa, Espana Jap6n.
La fiesta result6 explendida, y continuari
dos noches mas.
Felicitamos . los pobrss.
E Professor de mhsfca don Federico Ra-
mos ha tornado una orquesta tftulada sLazo
Artfstico familisr,1 In que ofrece al p6biico
para srnenfzar <soirees1 bales, 9 precios
squitstivos.
obtenga buena acogida.
IA regresado de su excursion por IL isia,
huestro amigo don Edelmfro Lespier, admins
trRdor de <E Dario de PonceI
Visns aigo qusbrantado de gu salud, 10 que
lRmentamos.
Habisndo resuslto liquidar su Gaia de
Pr6stamos el que suscribe, participa los que
tsnGan objetos depositados en- ella, se sirvan
pasar recogerl0s ell tArmno de dfez dfas
contar desde sl de Ia fecha al pie.
Pasado dicho piazo se proceder6 al remate
Ponce, Dlciembre 20 de 1soI-7 Arms
tTongMayorat. p
Hermoso variado es el surtido de SOM
bferos para nf1os que ofrece ell visftado esta-
blccimisto &E Louvre1 Dssde Ia pamela para
nifos de dos ocho af1,s, hasta ell sombrero de
lorna americans para nifios mayores, Sc con-
mitados.
Terminals 10 Kermesee el juevss & las on
% dc 10 noeha, las damas cabalieros pasaron
III Casino, donds - in provis6 un bale ameuf-
Rado por IL orsussta del senor Cruz
Nuestros amigos los seiores Otero So |
brino, duefios del xB41ar Otero2, nos rue9an
Avisem por estas lireas sus numerosss IA |
vorscedorasy y amigas, que rsciben de Paris un |
prscioso ob1sto que rffsrAn sntrs elias en- oil !
Ahe Nuevo.
Cada ndmsre del reg.lo Va acompanado
de una sartsrA do aluminium qua les servirkn
para hacsr las anotacionss dc sus compras en- +
oil Bszar.
Como 81 tan numerosa su clisnteIa, y atm
mas entire el beilo sexo, para no oIvidar
ningunA, esperan que por sscrito personal
msnts rsclAmen IN justo dsrecho al premie.
Nusstro amigo don Jost Antonio BaIa-
Iusr ha rsgrssado de su visje 6 Santo Do
ningo.
HusstsA bisnysnfdA,
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Bien impresionados

Han regresado a la Hsbsns los sefores
Gamba y Mendoza, que fcrmaban parte de 10
Oomfsf6n economies Ia isia Cuba, que fu6 &
los Estados Undo & gestionar ell ssunso de 10
concession de jas arancelarias.
Dichos senores retornsn muy bien impra-
sionados de sus conferencias con ell presidente
de Ia Union.
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NAUFRAG1os

A consecuepcia de las iitfmas neblfnas
ocurridss en- gran parte de Inglaterra, llegan
& Londres noticias de muchos naufrarios ecu
rridos en- las costas.
Entire los naufrsgos, les hay de naciona-
lidad francesa espaAoa, Sc ha pasado nota
auxilios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
LA DEMOCRAUA
COLISEO DERKES

L. Junta de gnbierno del Colfseo <Der kess
de Guyana, nos invita- para Ia velada llrico
dram8tfca que celebrarA msnana en- CONNIE
moraci6n de Ia sentida muerte de don Eieute-
rio Dsrkes, propagador de Ia instruction On
Puerto Rico.
Quedamos reconocidos de la cortesfa.
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Sc rindio

ComuDican de Cape Town que ei CONAN
dante ing'es Simpson, hostilizado por nume-
rosas ruerzas beers, tuvo que rendirse en- De-
wstsdorp con Sb hombres que mandaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
Gran GaIeria ArI(siica
DE RAFAEL COLORADO
SanJOs6 2--AttOs de lea MuIita

N eabecimno fotograf
vnlaGore elecco
ecc6n
de oscuro, y
precOo IrocedimentO
pain aeman ELFEUMBAN abOuameDe inalterab
especial anb5n trabao adconaios
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Conferenoia

Oontindan las conferencias entire las co.
nisionss diplom1ticas de Argsntina Chile
para oil arraglo do 10 d:vergsncia existents en-
trs elias, mas aunqus se acepta On principle
Argsntina ssfor Hoca, designs como msdiado-
70 10 Gran Bretsna J oil gabinste de Santa
80 de Chile. ofrsee al rrssidsnte de los Esta-
dos unidos, RoOsslyelt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
ARGENTINA
Dos miIIones

- gobisrno de la repdblica Argsntina ha
aesptsdo. psro solo en- case de guerra, un en-
prestito de dos nflonas de pesos, que le ofre-
os sindicato de capitalists, ssta blecido en-
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-21
Ca,yey

Este vscindsrto Sc qneja de los perjuicios
que ocasiOna el <Post masters con las horas de
despacho que estab'ece
Abre Is ofcina de 9 IL 3. m, como lie :
gan los correos por 10 madrngada se distrihu-
yen de tai suerte que La DEMoCRACIA viene
leerse despues de medic dia.
Por Ia tarde abre las cierra las 4.
No creemos que esas horas las fje ell d.
rector general del ramo
I'll microbes dieron principle las misas
dc AgufnaIdo con mucha concurrencia. I'm
coro de dfsting nguidas seforftas tienen su car
60 eI cAnto natfnal de los divinos oflcios
Terminadas dfchas misas una maisico bra
"a recorre l6s GALES de 10 localidad, alegrando
Al vecindario.
-El proximo domingo serG 10 aperture
aei Centro de sociedad recreo de ID class
sLuz TrabaioD.
Hoy las ~ pas6 un autom6vil por este
pueblo con direction Ponce.