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The Dickinson press., 1901-04-20
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April !. 1901.
The boaTdamet pursuant 4 adjourn.
ment A. o'clock j. d. All member
present.
Reports Of Chss. Keno, county Judge,
IN the matters l b esinsanity of Mn.
Thomas BothersOm, also repoFt ii
the matter Of the insanity Of Anna c.
J0hnson, were received. On motion said
reports were ordered placed on file and
the several items OF expense therein con.
tanned ordered paid bv warrants.
Quarterly reports were received IRON
the following justices of: the peace, viz;
a. Il. Folsom. Ihos. II, Ryan, Andrew
sJopp and benjamin Webb. onAmoDtiion
said reports were approved and ordered
placed on hle and the several items 81
expense therein contained ordered paid
by warrants.
The following bills having been audited
and found correct were on motion sor.
dercd paid by warrants,s:Viz:
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CO. Fra. 10 a. SCOT. ii Ia n Roi;. j. = :
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J. I. Folsom. Justice fees l7AA
JelinW Goodail, sheriff's fees, justice
T1hsos. Ryan, ia.tiea isss. .::..:.:.. y
court .:...... 30 %
court. ...... IS 90
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Frank Lish. -. . -. I IL
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DC. !Schinsl cnbergsr. jurors foes, dist.
Can mOfiOnsfhe hoard adjourned m 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28
FIRE IN BICYCLE SHOP

An alarm OF fire was turned In ut
about o'clock last evening. The
blaze proved to be in Bailey's cyclery
on King street. near Alakea. The de-
partment responded very quickly and
In less than five minutes after the
alarm had been turned in, the chemical
and two other engines were on the
scene.
". II. Coolidge was the man who
went first to. the rescue. He kicked
open the door upon noticing tho
smoke. Coolidge summoned others to
his assistance and then sent In the
alarm.
The fire was in the repair shops at
the rear of the building and spontane-
GUS combustion is looked upon as the
cause. A large number OF bicycles and
other things of value in the shop were
removed by willing hands.
J. 5. Bailey. the proprietor of the es-
tablishment, arrived soon after the
flames were under control. He said
there was about s14 200 worth OF bicy-
Gle goods In the place and that there
was $1,000 worth OF insurance. Not
very much damage was done.
Had II not been for the prompt &C.
ton Of the fire department and citi.
zens, the result might nave been dis.
| astrous.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28
HIS INSURANCE POLICY

Cleveland. O.. Sept. 2O.-Finance TO-
morrow will say: The amount OF ilfe
insurance carried by President Mckin-
ley has been subject of considerahle
discussion in the newspapers ar some
of the insurance journals. Finance mas
sscertained that President Mckinley
carried s3l5 5000 in life insurance poll
cies. whicn were distributed as foliows'
500 600 each in the Equitable LIE.
New York Life and tne Mutual Lite
Insurance companies of New YORK;
$40 600 in the Connecticut Mutual ana
$4,000 in the Michigan Mutual OF De-
troit
President Mckinley was written FOR
$1,000 in the Michigan Mutual Life IN
1879. which for ten years remained ana
then was increased by another 5000
policy written by Joseph s. SaXton
For number of years he carried a
policy of $4,000 in the Connecticut NIL
tual Life, which was taken out when
there was no agent OF this company IN
Canton, O., his old home, and the pay
ments were made direct to the Cincip-
natl general agent"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28
GEN BOTHA MAKES
A BIG CAPTURE

LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from
Lord Kitchener, from Pretoria, dated
September 18th, announces that the
Beers. on September nth, ambushed
three companies OF mounted infantry,
with three glSls, commanded by Major
Cough, in the vicinity OF Scheeper'
Mex. After severe fighting the British
were overpowered and lost their guns,
the sights and breech blocks of which
were first destroyed. Two officers and
fourteen men were killed and five OH
GERS and twenty-five men were wound
ed. Five officers and $50 men were
made prisoners. Major Cough, who
escaped during the night, reports that
the Beers numbered one Thousand men,
and that they were commanded by
General Botha.
Geenral FrenC nrepOrts that Com
mandant Smutz. in order to break
through a Gordon, rushed on squad
ron Of the Seventeenth Lancers at
Glands River Poort, killing three off,
GERS and twenty men, and wounding
one officer and thirty men. The Beers,
who were dressed in khaki. and who
were mistaken for British troops, lost
heavily.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28
GAY SOCIETY NAN i
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

The San Francisco Chronicle Of the
18th instant publishes the following
story Of young man at last accounts
said to be a resident of this city:
William Stuart Webster. the gay
young society man OF this city WHOSE
disappearance during the early part
Of the month caused much talk has
been located in Honolulu. Advices
from the Hawaiian metropolis are to
the effect that young Webster arrived
there several weeks ago ana has been
living very quietly. tie had made va
rlous visits to the island before AMI
had figured considerably in Honolulu
society. but on his last visit he kept
out Of sight. Either his new mode u
life or fit OF remorse struck him. for
he attempted to impersonate a passen.
ger from the Doric who had left the
ship at Honolulu and reach San Fran.
cisco. The purser and steward dis.
covered the fraud. however before
putting to sea and Webster was sent
ashore on the pilot boat.
Websters sudden disappearance
caused CONSERVATION among various
people. as he left while owing large
sums Of money and failed to render
an accounting to an insurance firm
for whom he had been collecting. 9th.
er people mourned the loss of articles
such as dress suit cases, hair brushes.
canes and wearing apparel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

Canton, o., Sept. 2O.-Shortly after
noon today Mrs. Mckinley expressed a
desire to be taken to the cemetery.
This request was readily accede to by
Or. Rixey, who, with an attendant,
escorted her to a closed carriage, They
were accompanied by Mrs. Barber.
At the cemetery crowd which
quickly gathered about the carriage
was dispersed by the soldiers on duty,
and Mrs. Mckinley was driven over the
lawn directly in front of the vault
The military guard gave formal sa-
lutte. When she saw the beautiful ar
ray of floral pieces Mrs. Mckinley ex.
pressed qualification, but was appre'
hensiye lest injury be done to her hus'
bands body.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

New York, Sept. ia cable to the
Sun from London says: Lord Kitchen
er's dispatch shows that the British
are In worse position even than the
casualties indicate. IL is no longer
doubtful that the Boer leaders are
prepared to make counter tactics TO
meet the new British methods, which
were to be adopted after september Is.
The intention OF the Beers is to make
a determined effort To obtain strong
footh0ld both in Cape Colony and Ma
tai The situation is acute. aud there
will he immediate reprisals on the
British inhabitants II the forfeiture
and Punishment clauses OF Ritchener's
proclamation are enforced.
Utrecht is close to Natal, and 1t Is
ready invaded that country. The fight
al Tarkasd was IN the middle eastern
portion of Cape Colony, where the
country Is most difficult for the Brit
ish troops. and the inhabitants are
largely prO-BOer. II is certain that
the Beers will attempt 10 make Wig
orous and aggressive campaign in Brit
ish territory. The grass, which is now
beginning to grow on the yeldt. will
reduce the disadvantages ~ the Beers
shortage of stores.
4 cable to the sun from Pretoria
says: II is reported that Botha. ths
Boer commander in chief, has started
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28
Migration of
NJ MOSQUITOES
SEEN GOING SEA-
WARDS SCARED BY THE
WONDERFUL EET-GO
AND LOCAL EDITORIALS.

People wonder that SO simple de.
vice as the Skeet.Go should be SO very
effective In driving mosquitoes away.
This apparatus brings out all the
soaring" qualities In the powder that
the pest dislike and Is far more effect.
i've than burning powder. II makes
the use Of powder more economical
and leaves none Of the Objectionable
features Of smoking powder, which
to some is more disagreeabIe than the
mosquito. E. E. -. E. E. E. =.
When customers come back and en-
dorse them by buying more. II shows
there must be merit In the Skeet.Go,
or they would not spend their money.
They are good. They'll do all we
claim. Money back II they don't. You
take no risk. Get Skeet.Go today
Price $500.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

Stranger-Didn't | understand you to
say you'd just come from the Buffalo
Exposition? How did you like IL?
Chance Acquaintance-Pooh! les d
poor little paltry two-penny-half-penny
AFFAIR. Don't begin to compare with
Stranger-lndeed' BY the way. how
are things in Chicago now?-Puck.
Guest-Are the mosquitoes very
fierce around here this summer?
Farmer-Naw! They'll come and eat
out OF your hand, Mems Magazine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

He-fou appear to be alarmingly
ignorant in horticulture. I'm afraid
you hardly know one flower from an
other.
She-Guess you're about right. Not
even graham from white-Boston
Transcript.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

Dantzic, Sept. 20,-Emperor william
has conferred the Grand Cross Of the
Order of the Red Eagle upon Prince
Chun, head of the Chinese mission Of
eXpiation for the murder of Baron yoA
KettVer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

We are going away for two weeks.
Mary"
Two weeks Wy. II you have as
much style as we pretend to have you'd
go away for two months, and give
girl a rest."-lndlanapolis News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-28

When you are in trouble, ever notice
how timidly your friends ask; ANY
thing ! can do for you?"-Atchison
Globe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
= DEESTRO = SENaESTRO

Prosga EL Pdfs lenguaje altanero
contIn6e seflalandonos al gobierno como per-
turbadores del orden,. saTcasmo lnaloiIo
QUE solo go labios de hombres como los dc FL
Pdis sc concibe
va sa benos q Que obedecen semejantes
alharacae,
oh espnftu de miedo enUuelt0 en- ira
No temblaron los prohOm bres del paFtiuo
republicano al lamar las turbas, garrote o
puflal en- mano, contra los federales pero ano
ra tiembla Sc horrorzaD, So acogen al go
bisrno reclaman su protection su au&liIo
ante sl asomo de una amenaza.
Y como galinero espantado y revueto, al
borotan csrarean, haban, con gestos rldl-
cuos de tenor espanto, de manifestaclones
incendiaras, de pufales aevosos que Sc nun
den en- ell corazon del gobierno en- ei del par
lido republicano.
No tembleis pobres gentes.
Mas que odfo, inspirais compassion des-
precio.
Dormid trarquios, pobres seres asustadi-
zos, que solo teneis valor para herir mansal-
va, sin dar Ell frente, empujsndo las tnroas
delante de vosotros para destruir lmprentas,
alanar hogares apalear y deprlmir ciuda-
danos inermes indefensos.
No tengAis miedo.
No ha llegado adn la hora de las reprssa-
lias.
Ell solo anuncio de Ia pena del Talon os
asustaI es que vuestra conciencla esta per
turbada por las graves responsibilities con-
Calma, concftadores de Ia plebe mantle
nedores del escandalo.
Cometeis ell atropelo silencio, desois
las protestas: en- cambio, charlais como YER
duleras, al alborot6is como bSndada de coto-
rras asustadizas, ante ell mas mfnimo amago
de peligro
No pongais en- ridfculo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03

Sigue poniendo Ell P1ts todo su ahinco
t)do empeno en- que ell Directorio desauto-
rice & LA DEMoCRACIA y, como en- los 6uenos
tiempos de IA colonia. echa mano del lerguaJe
ces, de sus mismos argumentos de sus mis-
mos ardides.
No Sc detiene nj ante Ia fsIsedad nj ante
la calumnia
Asf no es extrano que afrme sostenga
que LA DENoCRACIA sc opone al cabota]e,
cuando 10 que ha hecho LA DEMoCRAcIA es
recoger en- sus colamnas opiniones d1yersas de
sus coaboradores, sin determinar So critero
No es extrafio tampoco que califque de
proclama incendiara y anarqulsta ay, que
miedo y uuestro editorial La Ley del 1ttti6n
que con arrcgancia suma, con intolerable osa-
dfa pretenda imponerse al Directorio y trazar-
lie la Inca de conducta que de be 6egulr.
para clio apela las niserables argu-
cias, los soberbios desplantes de los incondi-
cionales de vejo cuno, imitando ell e]empio
del Enano de la Venta alborota ell cotarro
entire aspavlentos ridfculOs dice que LA DEMO
CRACIA Sc lanZa al escandalo con la frente des-
eublsrta, presenta ell buto, Ie decldrG la guerra
al gobierno, al pueblo prouoca el nsottn, dco7se-
5G Ell crtrnen v seftalG los que gobiernan q Los
que Gp0yG7l al gOEfeT7O, para que ettos sc dart-
jG Ell puflal del aseSino...
iAcusaciones infames estdpidas, que
jamss lego de modo tan descarado insolente
sl propio Bolettrl MercdntaI en- los perfodos mas
klgidos de nuestros enconos polfticos!
Tan triste gloria estaba reservada para
los hom bres de Gel Pafs,s que, hoy, baJo 81 In
psrio d. Ia libertad, dejan tams fiitas las viru-
lencias y las hazafias de ala Integridad Ma
conal.0
VerguenZa para elos para cuantOs les
spiauden secundan en- sss negra labor de
falsas delaciones, de que deberfan sonro1arse!
Pero dihcilmente Sc colorea ell semblante
de los que tenen la piel demasiado curtfda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
Estados Unid0s

DIceu de Washington que durante ID Sc
gunda quincena de este mes seran puestos :
vigor los nuevos aranceles de aduanas eh =
lpinas. :,
La prensa neoyorquina asegura que ei
Secretario de la Guerra de los Estados Y nloes'
Mr.. Elihn Root, ha conclude e. inlor"o ieio
rente & la situaci6n de Puerto Rico.
En- 6l Sc hace una historic detaiaoa q los
cam bios sufridos la ADMINISTRATOR en e
problema econ6micO, desde la ocupaclon horIe
am mericana.
Ell <Journal Commerce. importante Pc
rf6dfco de New York en- su edici6n de la ma
fana publfca un sensational artfculo en- ell
cual manifesto Que un obstzculo insuperaoie
por ahora, impde ell establecimlento en- esd
isla de las sucursales de Bancos nacionaIes.
Ell Auditor de Puerto Rico, John darf1son
ha celebradO var!as Interviews con algunas
periodistas americanos, asegurandoles que ei
estado de la hacienda de esta isla es muy
prospero satsfactorio que ESQ SO oe-
be al establecimiento del gobierno civil Gu
Va administration ss excelente.
-Ha manifestado adem&s Mr. Garrison
que es ds lamentar que los capitales america
nos SO abstengan de ir Puerto Rico donde
tendrian un exito seguramente implantando
nuevas industrias .dando mas Impulses eA-
pansi6n las propias del pais.
Ell importante pelfodico neeyorkino'
a6rna su opinion, en- que las leyes norteame-
ricanas exigen que los directores de dichos
ssta blecimientos bancarios, residan en- ell CON
tfnente de los Estados Unidos. Por 10 que es
im possible de todo punto, al decir del citado
peri6dico, que en- Puerto Rico Sc establezcan
sucursales, sin antes reformar las leyes exls-
tentes sobre ell aunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
.KnvigUc ciOaa

EIrfnadA por los sefores Carmelo Enrique
Corrales s-aspahoi~y Pedro Nolasco Cruz, A oil
ceto Flores. Manuel Bsoso Pedro FalG-re-
publicanos~-hemos recibido una circular jnvi-
tandonos para una reunion que tendra lngar
en- la casa del primero con objeto de- celebrar
la fiesta de San Mateo, patron de Santurce,
hacienda constar en- dicha circular que Srecor-
dando que nuestros mayores no Vacilaban en
cumplir tradicionalmente las costnmbres cfvi.
cas- religfosas, que como siempre. nos di6
conocer esta querida TERRA, no dudamos an
hacer constar, que aceptamos aceptaremos
sIempre, 10 que fu6 una gloria para aqueos
que nos precedieron, procurando no obstante
ell camino del progreso, = todo 10 que sea d.
cha feicidad para nuestro pais.s
Desde luego pueden contar los iniciadores
con nuestro concurso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
The Puerto Rico Herald

Hoy hemos recibido ell tercer ndmero de
esta importante revista que publica en- New
York, Ell sefIor MufOz Rivera.
He aquf ell sUmarioi
Manuel r. GatelI.-Miss Enriqueta Open
heimer-Hon, jose Il. Foraker Manuel NJ.
Sama.--Miss Adela Oppenheim er.-
TEXTo.-(En ingles) )-Satisfed Subdued
YES The Situation of Puerto Rico. Letters
from San Juan.-A glance at your colonial
system.--Max Nordau and latin America
(Eu espano )-El coronel Hunter,-Satis-
fechcs, no; sometidos, sf.-Estados Unidos: la
GItfma semana-La Camara de los lores fun
cionando como corte Suprema.-Cartas de San
Juan-The Puerto Rico Herald en- Buffalo
Situaci6n de Puerto Rico.-Max Nordau la
America latpa.-Eurepa:- La Ultima sema-
na-Los grabados de este endmero.-Comercio
con las nuevas pinas.-Asuntos Gu
banos America latina: Ia Ultima semana.--
Suscrici6n mensual en- toda Ia isla, Gin
cnenta centavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
Don Antonio Barreir0

Hov hemos recibido Ia vista de este acre.
ditado cirujano dentista consecuente amigo
hnsstro.
Ell sefior Barrelro vi para Ia capital, nos
manifesto que ell de Setiembre EN- mbarcara
para Santo Domingo en- excursion professional.
I'll amigo Barreiro vsitara las ciudades de
Santo Domingo, Puerto Plata Santiago de
los Caballeros.
Los que tengan trabajos pendlsntes en- su
iaboratorio de Humacao, deben apresurarse q
dejarlos termin ados para esa fecha
Hoy ha seguido viaje para San Juan Ell
sefor Barreiro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
81 Kiosko del Parque

El sei1or don Gsvino Pascual ha arrenda-
10 oil kiosko que en- ell Parque de esta ctudad
eonstrny6 el sefior Boada.
Ell senior Pascnal ha introdncido notables
mejoras, no solo en- el servlcio sino en- los ar
ticuios que expende.
Cenas excelentes cerveza refrescos he
lados pueden halar allf las personals de buen
gusto, todo precios excesivamente m6d-
cos.
Puede decirse que ell kiosho Sc ha trans
tornado en- IN buen cafe.
Con que va 10 sabe ell plblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
kconomfas, / eh ?

En- ell syuntamiento de San Juan que
daAon cesantes diez doce padres de fanilia
DOR economi r,y Sc nombra los sres. Timotee y
Lopez Castro-e que escrib6 en- contra de la
sslida de Ia procession son me3ores ast % spedo rya
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03

f. o. Creed, Julio Mitraille, M. A. Gallo,
chmon, Rec c. w. Drees Root l. Hames, O..
MiIleo, Henry Dichen, Mr.. Mrs. Lancaster,
Jose Menar, Evangelio Auffant, Mrs. Tsahe!
Alvarez, Mr.. Hanna, H. E. Zeigles, Ra fael del
Vale, Anacleto Ramos, S. Bagler Julio Or
tizs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
Para Ponce

Hoy sale para Ponce y demas pueo'os oe
la carretera central, en- asuDtos de esta admi
nistraci6n, nuestro querido amigo aon Hepo-
mncano flores Administrator de LA DEMO
CRACIA.
Esp ramos que nuestros agentes Sc serSl-
ran ayudar.e en- sus gestiones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
Iranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para -
Madres Y las Criaturas

Ell JARABE CALMANTE den -
sonora WINSLOW, - da q 10 nlnoiI. :.
ell periodic de la DENTIClON =, -
ablands las encfos, resuelve la infiains'.,..o va
ailvla todo color, y cura ell coli YensSo, iva,
lnocente efcaz en- toaos los 'S's
A.cconsej amos a las madres que teng Ia.
nloo enfermo que no dejen gre ls PIED
cion pr pia nj la de otro., evite 81 asO '.
esta medicina que proporciona aliVl0 ~ ~.
gnro, establishments SECURE, 81 80 20,
oportunomsnte. alA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
= 4 9IBA
Por 1eESgssafas.
Agosto 3.


| Agosto 3.
DESaCaCN
El honorable attorney general. Mr.. Harlan
decide que las zonas llamadas marltimas per-
tecen al gobierno insuIar.
PERMIs0
Para fabricarse dentro de elias basta el
permlso de las autordades de la isla.
MAYkGUEZ
Vecinos de Mayagtiez desean construir
algunos edifcios sobre los mencionados terre
caMc0 Ps0FEsoREs
La Universidad de Chicago ofrece instruc-
ci6n gratuita cinco profesores puertorrioue-
nos en- Ia escueia de verano.
La oferta es vaiedera para Ell afio pr6xi-
EL "MAY FLOWER"
Ha quedado fuera del servicio de la arma-
da ell yat SHAY Flower3. Estuvo Puerto
Rico las 6rdenes del gobernador Allen, pero
ahora no hay donde emplearo
a. "ALERT"
El capitan del refefido barco pasara
prestar sus servicios al <Alerto en- las costas
FuHERALEs
Aver hicieron los funerales an al hospital
al Mayor Almy.
"A cEREMoaaA
Todo ell eemento Official acudi6 Ia cere-
monia que estuvo imponente.
IA EsP0SA
La esposa d Q Mr.. Almy SO halla en- Phila-
delphia no pudo venir en- Ia enfermedad de
aqdel.
De tesnltas de IN parto laboroso, falle-
clio aver en- Santurce, la esposa del america
no Mr.. Salom6n'
De REGREsO
Ha llegado aquf de regreso de los Estados
Unidos ell Assistan del <Attorney generals.
e. PUEBLO
El pueblo britanico opone que siga la
guerra contra los beers.
On. AMADE0
El Dr. Amadeo, de Vega Baja, ss tacil
que nude residencia 4 Camuy.
a. C0P0
Circula Ell rumor de que oe americanos |
han adquirido por compra, la Central eSan |
Vicente.s +!
AVOCADO
Sc ha ahogado en- ell rio de Cayey, Juan
Melendez, ,miembro del battalion puertorrique- |
Bafaba su caballo cuahdo fecibi6 una fuer-
te patada del bruto sobreviniendo la desgracia
KRUGER DE viAJE
Mr.. Paul Kruger, presdente de la repd-
bica sud afrfcana visftara en- su vtaie los
Estados Unidos las ciudades de New York, |
Washington, Chicago Boston.
LE REGlBIRA
Mr.. Nc Klnley dice que le recieira pero
40 podra hacer NADIA ofciamente.
casio DE GUERRA
E canciler de Londres ha manifestado
Il parlamento Que los gastOs de guerra del |
nes de Julio alcanzsrcn IS O0O 900 de con-
inuar asf habrfa que hacer una nueva emf
ion de bonos.
DfMESO
El lunes embarcara para New York Mr.
farlam Quedara al trente del Departamento
e la justicia ell <Assistant del Attorneys.
e. LUMES
Ell auditor ha recibdo cheque por
Z 600 dollars cuenta de 10 recaudado Illegal
,ente por productos importados la metr6po
, procedentes de Puerto Rico.
RuEMDO MATlVO
E deegado de Ia Camara de comercio de
lew York que ysft6 al rey Enrique VII de
nglaterra, di6 IS 00e dollurS para e monu.
lento que trata de erigirse la reina Victoria.
ElMCHaMiEMy0
AVar ltrgharou -hffssIstaf-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-03
BALE De SOClEOAD

Mafiana, como 10 tenianos anunciado, Sc
ceiebrafA un bale de sociedad en- los salonee
de 10 casa ayuntamiento
Hay mucha animation entire la iuventud
para asistir ala diyersi6nde Caguss.