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owing TO the recent inclement wealth
er. Mrs Minor will continue his dis
play Of water colors, china painting
and typography, at her studio, II
Hooper Block. for another week. She
has still some exceptionally fine pieces
suitable for wedding presents at great
Is reduced prices,
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLETS
Or APRIL, 1901.

To our readers who have sent us
their orders for copies OF the last Con-
Ference pamphlet or to those who in
tend ordering, we wish to announce
that pamphlets will be ready Thursday
May 9TH, after which date their orders
VIII be filled
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record Of local Office Of weather pu'
reau for the "a hours ending at = a. H.
today
barometer reading at 6 a. M 1o'oi
,rrhes. temperature at 6 a. M oo' llaN-
trnr,n tenperaturc. 4S; minimum lei,l
,'orature az. mean temperature 1o'
i'bicb is degrees below the normal.
Total deficiency Of daily mean leul-
,orotnro since the FIRST Of the month";
illuminated excess Of daily mean
.onnera,ure since January LIST, l'6 de-
grees. , o., ,ho Of hours
ending G a. M. 232 inches. Total Pre-.
Mutation since first Of MONTH a;oo
inches. which IS 34 inches above 'he
normal. ..,tnitotlon
Accumulated excess IN pFeclp''"''0"
since January LIST, 2,S5 inches'
FORECASTS TILL c p. NJ. SUNDAY
Local forecasts for Salt Lake City
Fair and cooler tonight fair and
warmer Sunday. Heavy frost sunday
Forecasts for Utah, made at San
Francisco i.,.
Clearing this afternoon; fair tonight
and Sunday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm, has moved slowly south
east, decreased In energy and Is now
central over the western portions OF
Nebraska and Kansas. Pressure has IN
creased rapidly over the Pacific north
west and the northern Rocky Mountain
regions. the crest Of the high lying
over the Pacincnorthwest. Rain has fal-
len over southeastern Idaho, Utah,
Montana Wyoming, Colorado, northern
New Mexico and the Missouri valley.
The precipitation at Salt Lake city dur
ing the past "a hours amounted to 2,S2
inches. while the total for the entire
storm was 4.O3 inches. Temperature
changes have been slight
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director,
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ONE LADY TO NAIL OR sUPERINTEND
distribution Of circulars in each town OF
ment Address with stamp, Mrs al. summers,
N0tre Dame. ind
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OPTICIANS,
WATCH MAKERS.
SIDEWALKS AND ROOFING.

CEMENT AND AspIlALTUA si M,
walks tar aud gravel roofing hcn'' NV
contractor, Jgj llfth street, ivy -
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ZIONs SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
CO. has half a million dollars TO loan
in sums to suit borrower on first class
collateral at lowest market rates
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Sale commences Tuesday morning
Instead OF Monday as announced in
advertisement on another page
AT WALKERS
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s-yEAR.oLp JEgs sIi'dd RV T,5s. srsssisT'i
ana ap 4 teauty. Ben X bluf''-' -
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MALE HELP WANTED.


MAN FOR THIS SEClIO ny OLD
house, solid financial standing $50 cash pa d
for two weeks trial Permanent II successful.
Manager, 81 Oaxl0n Building. Oh .oago.
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MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire information Of the
address. etc. OF Salt Lakes music
teachers, should consult the Musicians
Directory, published on the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the Saturday
News"
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HAMMOCKS! HAMM0CKS +!

Just resolved, an elegant line Of New
Hammocks at Popular Prices.
CANNON BOOK STORE.
Deseret News Props,
II and IS Main st.
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WALL PAPER.

WE CAN SAVE You MONEY on WALL
Papers lngrains selling elsewhere for soc,
our price a5c Gllts worth zoe aud 5oc. only
sc double roll Bargains In l0c and lsc
papers schssl Bros.. si5 Main
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AUCTION.

ONE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME, ] HAVE
bought for : 50 on the dollar aud Just re.
ceived. the bankrupt stock OF Milwaukee
furnitur. Co., consisting OF nine carloads OF
mixed furniture. carpets ana stoves Vny
a lew uIeces shop worn Now exhibited aud
up Tor sale at prices 10 suit -Four doors full
OF bargains Get our prices before buying.
Also this week. the furniture OF u rooms
must be sold at any price. chance Tor
dealers. Terms sl01 on sl0.o0. 1000 9n
ment House. - East second South 81. I. A.
sorensen, Prop
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Castle Gate, sunnyside and Clear
Creek-Lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and ell nut coal, s4.75
per ton. Anthracite all sizes, $3.50 per
ton. rs south Main 81. Telephone, i29
d. j. SHARP, Agt
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POSTPONED.
rxCIlRsION TO OGDEN

The excursion to ogden by special
train Sunday, at 1900 a. M, via Rio
Grande Western Railway, Is post
poned. account inolement weather,
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Salt Lake Ice 10.

The old reliable dealers in pure dis
titled water and Park City Ice.
Tel. 49, RED WAGONS"
J. c. LYNCH Manager.
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Mems Nleht shirts.

Extra good quality, former price Zoe,
on sale for SOC at the Auerbach Liqui-
dalton Sale.
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subject for the day is Oliver Goldsmith
and Mrs. Susie K. Wells and Mrs. sell
den Clawson will have charge OF the
urOgram
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Sale commences Tuesday morning
instead OF Monday as announced In
advertisement on another page,
AT WALKERS.
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THE MANlToU, the leading medium
priced hotel Of the city
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We VIII Hnnd You"

All kinds Of Fidelity Contract and
Court Bonds at nominal cost.
GEO. II. INGHAM,
70 west Second South.
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Next Wednesday the Cleofan win
meet for the last time this season, and
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Applequis,'s MIX bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
Men. scotch Flannel NerIlgee shirt,


Now on sale at CSC each. at the Auer-
bach Liquidation Sale.
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Everybody eats II. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Prepared by S. l.. Moyle, No 6 West LIST
So. Mccormick Blk. Phone 1892 rings
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POSTPONED.

The excursion 10 Ogden by special
train Sunday. at 1000 a. M. via Rio
Grande Western Railway, is post
poned, account inclement weather
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wrArHrR CoNpITIONs.
ToDAY's TEMPERATURE.

10 a. m, As; 1? noon, 81; 2 p. m, a. 8
p. m, &C.
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MERCHANT TAlLorSe.

''II-, NEED THE MONEY, =. So ,iri sAssss
lnilo tins line samples Ioss''
Olsen, S25 Main stfeeh
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves aANR
Interest paid on savings. w. II.
Armstrong. prest, y w. Madsen, Vice.
prest., j. T. Game, cashier.
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Mems Fancy Madras shirts
The S.00 grade on sale now at COO
each at the Auerbach Liquidation
Sale.
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LOVERS OF FINE
STATIONERY

Are invited to examine our New Stock
of High Grade Papers In all the new
Spring Shades and styles.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News Props,
II and 10 Main St
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PHYSICIANS
MONEY TO LoA.

So. i Mdno0, COLLATERAL BANE a. : :.
quincy TO Dan on dlsmrnNS, y Z "a
w't%e'' ciolhing, etc. nt lo~s '1lA Saict,
ins,r, nrGueelqed pledge, for .ala u Il,
.us'rumonls' fold gla,se,. ga SAFE aua
,o MN ANY cHATrELs. Ma coS,
removal payment no " 9ni ANN y
! LOAN ONLY MY OWN NoSs,.-
commission, no third pnrty no mONEYib
pahy, 10 delay. low rata ~ oaiNn@.
hussei L. Trace %. Main many op'i.a
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Are invited to examine our New Stock
OF High Grade Papers In all the new
Spring Shades and styles.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News Props,
II and 10 Main st,
Mems Fancy Madras shirts
The sl.00 grade on sale now at Coo
each at the Auerbach Liquidation
Sale.
Ask your grocer for
ROYAL ZWIEBACK,
Pure food for children and weak stom-
achs. The genuine Is labeled Royal
Zwieoack." Purest and best
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
WALL PAPER AND FRISCO CLEAN.
Ing, IS +. 3rd SO Phone. 6I-L
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BUTCHERS.
GLOBE MEAT MARKET. 10 MAIN ST,
Robt. Sherwood. Prop, Established 1854
Highest price paid for choice Beeyes, Sheep
Hogs and Poultry.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ISAAC PITMAN SHORTHAND CHURCH
reporters write H. Books TemDcton Bldg $
l. City. James d, stirling, Teacher.
CLEANING. DyEiNC d REPAIRING.
F. UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
Ing Co. IS +. 3fd So. Tel g7il. Fine work rea-
sonable prices Send us your clothes,
HARNESS. OIL.
THAT WILL MAKE HARNESS MORE
durable than any other oil IN U. s Y f. Cd So.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
J. = McGINTY. CONTRACTOR AND
Builder Plans and Specifications furnished
free where contract awarded, "a w 80. Temple
OLIVER HoDGSoN. BUILDING CON.
tractor eis Third East St. Salt Lake City.
BAKERY.
BUYTEMPLEroN BAK'RY MILK.BREAD
WAhTEp-AcENTs.
TO SILL WATER FILTERS. EASY
seller. Retslls at y 80 Big profit Exclusive
territory. Seneca Filter Co, Seneca Mo.
THE DEsfRbr NEWS HAVING PuR-
chas ID the printing plant OF Geo O. Cannon
& sons. Is now the exclusive Church publish
ing house. We will make special inducement,
10 book agents and canyaSsers desiring TO
handle Church works. References required.
There Is splendid field throughout Utah
and surrounding states for q bright can
yasser IN these line, ,end for free catalogue
RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
e7-----.. = ----7-,y--~s
u. TURNGREN'S PREPARATION CURES
without fail, sl00 tottle Testimonials from
everywhere. :. Turngren. druggist ia state
LIFE INSURANCE.
INSURANCE IN THE CONN. MUTUAL
costs least. Write Tor Official report ana par
tleulars A MACPHERSON. 54 Progress Bldg.
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Ask your grocer for
ROYAL ZWIEBACK,
Pure food for children and weak stom-
achs, The genuine Is labeled Royal
ZwiebaCk." Purest and best.
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RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

INSURANCE IN THE CONN. MUTUAL
costs least. Write for Official report ana par
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04

The Theater orchestra last evening
played a selection from "Fatlnitza."
which recalled the late success Of the
home opera company, and brought
forth much applause. Mr.. Welhe's fine
organization is furnishing some choice
programs for the sag Harbor" en-
gagement.
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DR.. Walter, Mr.. Hedgeland, Mr.. VILE
ner ana a few musicians and music
lovers viii be entertained by Col. and
Mrs. n. W. Clayton this evening at
their home.
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Miss Luella Ferrln made decided
impression bv her rendition OF the III
Trovatore" selection at Mr.. Stephens
concert last Wednesday night.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
UNA OBRk COMPLBTA
e. CENS0 De PUERTO-RICO

El seflor Secret 4rio de Puerto Rico
Sc sirve remitirnos IN msgnfioo eiemp plar
del censo de la isla. Ea una obra ccmpleta.
Trae resnmenes, inf0rmes, cuadros osta
dfstioos, pianos en- dolores, vistas, retra-
tos, %.
Nunoa SO publio6 en- ell pafs IN libro
de esta fndole, tan metodioo con tan sou.
siderable cantidad de datos estudios
Hacemos al gobierno americana la justioia
de reconc srlo asf, proolamandolo con gus
to, porqUe somos amigos del progreso y
aun mas amigos de la verdad.
Ahora Sc ssbe 10 que es nuestra terra,
con su poblacion por departamentos, o:m,
pos oiudades; por religion. instruoci6n Y
razas por estado civil. suuisi 30 fs,-
GO por rroduotos eu to.los ia. rafno-
de la agriculture, del m-roIo ds Ia
industrla; por su inteis s.idad, pobse Y
raquftica hssta mas no pod.r.
Faltaba aqUf una base TARA todo al
oulo y "a la tenemos. Guests cs'a; pero
nunca es caro- IN sersi.i d . tai 20 gnitaj
7 de tai manera lndi -penasb.e en la vi Ia J
en- Ell dessrrollo dc un pueblo.
I'm Norte Am6rloA Ia sst tJ|(-tica e.
una cienoia. I'll at as que ali We Ia iu4 "a
da diez aflos-y que tambi6n poseemcs -
sobrepuja los iIbros de igual oaracter
que aparecen periodioamente en- las nacio-
nes mas adelantadss Franci8, Inglaterra
y Alemania envidiarfan estos trabsios, CO.
losales minueiosos al mismo tempo.
t6ogase en- ouenta que para ell cen
SO de Puerto Rico fae necesario hsoerlo
TODD. Nuestros eensos antiques, def ,en
tes, rudimentarios, oasi primitivos, no ofce
cfan elementos las nuevas investig aolo-
mes. DE suerte que ell esfuerzo actual re-
sults doblemente digno de plAcemes q eau
So de a 'siIas defclencias.
& goiumen de que nos ocupamos
ins srsa mapas en- que apareoe la densidad
de los cnitlvos en- cafe en- oafia; varias
tablas comparativas para la poblaoion en-
sus diyersos aspectos. muy gra6oas, hsst
ell punto de permitir los menos ipteligen-
tee en estadfstioa apreoiar de una oieada Is
sitnaoion exacta del pals.
Impossible intentar Ell resumen de IN
libro como este en- an euelto de peri6dioo,
las dos horas de reoibirlo holaarlo. Il.
pdblioo 10 oonooer& en- breye 10 iuzgara
en- TODD su aloance. Nosotros agradece
a Mr.. Hunt la amabilidad del obsequio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
ESE ES Ell GAMING

Aver Sc reunieron en la casa ayunta-
miento de Juncos un numero oonsldera
BILE de propietarios de fnoas rdsticas y
urbanas, bajo la presidencia de nuestro
distinguido amigo doctor Barreras.
Fu6 su objeto establecer una junts
local de defensa. Esta Sc ocupsra de
asesorar los contrlbuyentes en- la redac-
cid" tie las planillss demas diligencias
e,@l'mnDares del evs.nc; asf como de pro
d"c'r speiaciooes y preparar sostener
tas qnerellas cEimiuaies que fIeven pre-
oiso, por sxtrsiimitaoion abuse de ioe
tasadorea CD sus os,g O.
Ese 81 camiho.
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CONTRA Ell BILL" HOLLANDER
Un Toilette lunAfnOsO

Hoy viene nuestro pnpitre un folle-
to pubiioado por ell &c MITE DE DEFENsA de
San Juan contra ell bin HolIanQer. Supo
nemos que oircularA largamente ea ell pal.
entero. Esta reds;tado con olaridsd; p &
senta de relieve los horrores del 6ik; ioe
estudia fondo, los analiaa dentro de la
logica mas cerrada ofrece soluciones prso
tloas al Copgreso de Washington. 81 esas
soluciones mereoieran la consideration de
los legislatures naoionales, el biz Sc modi
hcalfA por complete, resultando admissible
y acaso plausible.
Sentimos que Ia estrech sz de LA De
MocRACIA no nos permita reproducir csc
alegato economico. Lo recomendamos
Ia atenoion del pats.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16

De los destinos pdbllcos es IN
arrojado el hjo del pals.
ocupando esos puestos a4aerlcanos; y
en- los nuevos que sc cream, apenas
81 Sc les da cabida unos cuantos an
condtcsonoles, como migajas que Sc
arrojan con desprecio a los renegados
que venden q su patria. :.
En- estos dias Sc han nombrado
trece nuevos agentes de rentas inter
mas. Para esos cargos ell gobierno
pidio a los jefes del republicanismo,
es decir, q sus servidores, una lista
de nativos, de esos que fguran en-
las filas de Barbosa Pero ell gobier-
no nombro para esos trece puestos
a....... TRECE eoNTINENTALEs, que como
es de suponer desconocen ell idioma
castellano.
Y claro esta, la prensa incondi--
cional no ha chast0do. No es esa
la americanizacion que ellos desea-
ban? Sin duda creyeron que ESQ
no iba REAR sIno con los fede-
rales.
De veinticinco comisionados de
division para evaluar la riqueza, TIRE
CE { numero fatal son continentales,
y 81 no Sc han nombrado todos, CO.
mo sucedi6 con los Agentes de Rem
tas lnternas, es sin duda, porque
no hay todav1a ndmero sufcientes
de americanos para cubrir esas pla-
zas.
Esto ha de doler a ese partido de
emple0manos, que creyeron candida
mente, que obtener la benevolencia
del goblerno era acaparar todos los
destinos pdblicos.
Nosotros lamentamos ESQ, no por
los empleos, que los federales nj los
bqscan nj los quieren; 10 lamentamos
por 10 que signifca para ell puertorri-
queho; porque vemos que este Sc
le desprecia y Sc le arroja de la admi-
nistracion de su propio pals.
Muestrense, pues, orgullosos los
republicanos de contribuir a esa clase
de onaerScan5Sac56'a; que ellos seran
los primeros en- tocar las consecuencias,
puesto que son los que Sc hallan mas
cerca de esos empleos y destinos, que
tanto ambicionan, y que apenas tocan
con las manos ven evaporarse como
fantasmas.
Desgraciadosl les compadece-
mos. Su suplicio es parecido al de
Tantalo, que muriendo de sed, tenia
siempre ante los ojos ell aqua pura y
sin poder acercarsela ia
mas a los labios.
EI captain FramQuezR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
LA AMEnlCANEACI0N REIpIlBIICANA

Los republicanos diceD, y hasta
de clio Sc muestran or~ullosos, que
sou los unlcos que ayudar al gobierno
en- la gran obra de anerscamssaca6n.
Nosotros crefmos que la verdadera
americanizaci0n consistia en- traer &.
implantar en- este palc las buenas
costumbres amerlcanas que 81 gnifca-
sen un progreso social para esta tie
IRA; las leyes sabias y democraticas
por que Sc rigen aquellos Estados y
Territories; la protection para nuestra
agriculture y nu6stras industrias, tai
y como Sc practica esa protection en-
los Estados Unidos; en- una palabra,
ell fomento y ell progreso que ALI Sc
manifestan en- todos los ordenes de
la vida; y que el puertorriqueno OBJ
tendrfa, bajo el pabell6n de las estre-
Has, la expansion, la libertad y Ell
apoyo, que por su inteligencia, su
laboriosidad y su cultura merecia.
A esa americanizaci0n estabamos
y estamos prontos coadyuvar los
puertorriquenos federales, los que sin
renegar de nuestra patria nj de nuas
tros antepasados, admiramos al pueblo
americana por su actividad, por su
progreso y por su democracia, que no
titubeamos en- proclamar la primera
del mundo, y en- la cual ouisi6ramos
fundirnos como Sc funden los pueblos
hermanos, por ell abrazo fraternal que
inspira la gratitud y ell carino.
Pero desgraciadamente hasta hoy
no ha sucedido ash La americana
Sacsdra que Sc viene implantando y
a la que gozosos contribuyen los re-
Pu6Isca'aoS de Barbosa, estriba en- la
anulacion brutal y rapida del elemento
del pals en- la administration p1biica.
Leyes atentatorias la ibertad al
derecho ciudadano; leyes central;za-
doras que ponen en- manos de un
gobernador los resortes todos de la
colonia y la autonomia de los mu-
nlclplos; ESQ es 10 que hasta ahora he
mos visto decretado con la aduuiecen-
cia de esos elementos sncondiciona-
les.
Ell hyo del pals, que jamas PEN
SO en- emigrar de esta terra, porque
en- ella viva feliz y tranquilo, aban-
dona el solar nativo
<marcando ell rumbo hacia remotos climaso
El 6xodo ha empezado por la
clase campesina y obrera, 10 cual de-
muestra que los trabajos Sc paralizan,
que la agriculture Sc estaciona, Que
las industrias decaen, que Ell paupe-
flsmo amenaza como nunca q los ha~
bitantes de esta terra.
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fla NJ MUER' Cd

Csrtas que vienen nosotros son
menss gsras de una triste noticia: de la
muerte de don Ramon Ramirez de Arella-
40, amigo cue distingufamos CON la smis-
tad mas afectuosa.
El desgraoisdo suoeso ha tenido efec-
to en- la populosa ciudad de Barcelona, d
donde fue no queriendo presenoiar la de
dacle de esta TERRA infelix por quien 81
tanto suspiraba.
Repose en- la pax de una tumba sus
preciados despojos, mientras AGA retene-
mos su recuerdo veneramos su memoria.
Vaya sus deudos nuestra condolen
ola mas sentida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
De ToD.As PARTrs

I'll gobierno argestino ha oreado n,
legscion en- B6lgica y Holanda para ms
ampliar las buenas relaciones comeroi,l'
que con los mismos viene sosteniepdo h
ce tempo.
Han oeurrido numerosas bpo.
en- las provincias del norte oeste de +
pafla.
III jueves de la semana pf6yn.
es ell dia sefalado para la boda de Ia i
fanta dof1a Maria de las Mercedes -.
cesa de Asturiss, con el segundo hiio a.
Conde de Caserto.
Sc preparan grandes festss para a
iebrar ell aoontecimiento.
I'm tren de earga de Ia iues 4,
Tempico, eCompsilfa Central de f. G A.
Mexico descarriEo ceroa de Csrdenas
El maquinista Thomas Graham Am.
ricano " Ell fagonero Joseph ViEoon5,
perecieron. Otros braoeros fuerou herid,,
ma amente.
La prensa de Espsfia ataos 4 /,
portugueses en- tonos violentos, express,
doles su regocijo por la amenaxa directs
de los beers.
--Hasta ell 81 de Enero dltmo In
ingleses han tenido IL, ,9s9 muertos nv
Intermediates y heridas en- la campst,
sud africana.
Los diplomatioos extrangeros 8,
Pekin han pedido a los representantes i,
China la muerte de ounce dignatsrio,
entire los que figuran seis prfnoipes de h
actual dinastfa.
Han faIlecido en- Madrid Ell mp
qu6s de Valonar, miembro de la real 80.
demia y ell notable poeta don Msnue
Paso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-16
La REVOLUC|OR EN- VEKEzUELA

La prensa ministerial de Caracas dice
que la revolucidn CUE patvooina Ell gene
raj Andrade es cosa terminada.
Sobre la captura del general Pedro
Julian Aoosta nos irforman qae Sc debe 81
hecho una guerrilla del taaallon Cara<
pdno.
hn Ia scei6p. sfsctnad en- Aguas blan
oSs, Jurisdiction de Orieute, tambi6n que
daron prisioneros dos hijos de aquel, el
oootor CalcaIlo Ropis y Carabafo Isaya,
con la ofoialidad J soldados.
Otro general del alzamieLtc, S mne'
Aoosts, fae cogido en- Carsbooo l-,s &c.
de este apellido seran d. stsoao.s sn !.
plaza de Bolivar. Be les acusa DEL az it
de TRACTION.
Uitimamente SO desc brio noa ,xten
"a tfama que compromise 8 ont' gait /.
parsonaiidades de la capital ds la i.p1
blioa.