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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
Theatrical = = Fraternal
"AT PINEY RIDGE"

T David Higgins's beautiful play, "At Riney Ridge" opened three days, engagement at the Jacques with spe- cial matinee this afternoon, the house being crowded to the doors. In fact, this has been the experience at every performance of this play given during previous engagements at the Jacques, and it is expected that the present en- gagement will equal past records Ill the matter of attendance. The play Is by all odds the most popular one that comes to our city regularly each sea son, and it holds with "A Hot Old Time the record of the house in the matter of receipts. It is the same case with the play everywhere it is present. ed, and so strong has been the demand for the play that MT Higgi inS has been compelled to abandon his tour in "A Man from Stony Creek and resume ''AI Piney Ridge" Ii the Jacques is not the most popular place in Water- bury during the remainder of the week 1t will be something surprising, par 1icularly as the reduced scale of prices is now in full sway at the house.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
CARE OF THE HAIR.
Morning and Evening Duties Which A should, Under No Circumstances, s Be Neglected.

In the morning separate the hair lock by lock and comb it from the ends up toward the roots with shell comb. coarse and with teeth set far apart. This method of disentangling the hair prevents it from getting into knots and breaking.
 When it is thoroughly disentangled brush it vigorously with a rather bard brush from the roots down, brushing till the hair shines.
 To disentangle the hair, as we'll as to brush it, you should not attack a mass of hair and brush it at hap hazard. The hair must be brushed and combed strand by strand, and this continued all around the head.
 At night. before going to bed, let the hair fall loose, shake it thorough sy, then brush it and braid it., Nothing is worse for the hair than 10 leave it hanging loose when one ts in bed. It should be divided into several strands, braided, and then let fall, or else neatly twisted at the sDapes of the neck.
 sss 1hds permits the afr to penetrate ke hair, and It the same time pre- 55 m ii from breaking. The hair A he left as unencumbered as
 1Alk and should not be overloaded 7 ns or ornaments that are too
 Chicago American.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Company G drill.
 L'Union St Joseph. PoliShers and Buffers. Women's Relief corps. North End Wheel club. Wadhams post, G. A. R. Court Hancock, Flo f A. TunXis tribe, I. o. F. NJ. Ladies of the Alaccabees. Second division, A. o. n. Citizens Engine company. Court Rose Hill, F. of A. Mad River granger of H. High Rock division, s. of T. Brass City lodge, I. \. of NJ. Friendship lodge, O. D. H. $. Harmony lodge. F. and \. M. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Int Association of Machinists. Valley tent, No 13, Maccabees. Waterbury division, U. R. K. ?. Martin Hellmann lodge. D. O. H. Unity commandery, U. O. of c. c. E. F. Durand division, U. R. K. P. Friendly league, lecture, ''The North American Indian.'
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
Terrifying Thought.

"Dearest,' wrote the charming young widow, after the manner of an English woman preparing her love letters for publication. why should the discovery of the fact that my first husband was drunkard cause your love for me to grow cold?"
 "Because," he wrote in reply, ''I have been seized with suspicion that you have driven him to drink."- Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07

100 DOZEN LADIES LAWN AND JArONETTE IIANDKERCHIEF WITH EMBROIDERY AND SILK INITIALS, fc EACH, z FOR 25c.
 100 DOZEN LADIES' FINE LAWN HANDkERCHIEFS WITH LACE BORDERS AND FINE HAND EN- BROIDERY, 10c EACH, 2 FOR 25c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
The Volcano.

"A volcano," said the teacher in a Long Island school, lis g. mountain, and has q crater or deep hole in the center, from which it throws up or emits smoke. fine stones and lava. Now, children, can you tell me what is vol cano?"
 "Yes, teacher," said one of the boys. "A volcano is a sick mountain. ."-N. \. Post
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
..Hor..,..a H....

Statistics for a single month 20 to show that in France the horse kills and injures more persons than the railroad. the automobile and the bicycle put to- gether. The noble animal, having per- ceived his approaching finish, intends that his passing shall be attended with reRret.-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
THREE NIGHTS OF VAUDEVILLE

s.Its an i'll wind that blows nobody Rood."- and the difficulty at present ex- 1sting between the vaudeville trust and the White Rats furnishes the Oc casion for three nights of vaudeville at Polls next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. The company furnishing the performance. which is headed by BrunS and Nina. numbers several well known head-liners who are just now debarred from playing the continuous houses because of the trouble with the trust. The sympathy of the public is generally with the performers. and whereyr they appear they are drawing large audiences to the performances given by their various combinations. AS the local public has little rse for trusts. they will Undoubtedly turn out in force to the performances given by the Bruns and Nina combinations if for nothing else but to encourage them in their struggle for their rights as against the oppression of the trust. Popular prices will prevail.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
And the Ixnet wae rfed.

They Sat on the old meadow bars.
 stShal we get married?" he asked, breaking on twig of sassafras.
 T think we had better not" ahe whis- pereds blushing aAred .as asumae.
 6e ceAehed over and lxissed her. Then lk6I Aai1s
 s slyJ ettst lElnt chi-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
How to Boil yeretables.

Vegetables composed largely of starch and water, potatoes partfcu- larly, should be boiled at continu- ous high temperature. Otherwise they will become water soaked and of poor flavor.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
Woman and Her Photo.

When a woman goes for the proof of a picture she has had taken, it is with the hope that she will turn out better looking than she has always been thought to be.-Atchison Globe.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
d. to sene Hanawritfhx

Fred-Do you think a mans char scter is shown th his handwriting?
 KAte--t 1t ia, some of them must ba perfectIY dread dtul. Chicago EvsA
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07

Womaa Who Needs Sympathy.
 Our heart goes out to a certain Atch. ison woman, says the Globe, who waa saving money to give 2 big reception, and wfen she had just half enough, he, COW died.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
KING DRAMATIC COMPANY.
"SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR"

The we'll known King Dramatic company all next week at the Jacques.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
COMING ErEEIS.

City hall, March 17-Catholic Wo- men's association, grand entertain ment
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07

IAswn Sy rA41s wssaxs. !s sA 1Il.a aAd Fl vAtchss are 1naep bx fheis . lsSl1lls IT,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07

Railroad Sleepers. In mile of railway there are more than 2,o0o sleepers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-07
1lAe Hae2 nesore,

Ehe NtAet AesoTe.
 was heArtheo1een, dss. r<ady 1er ythine whs. 15<1fS F 7 <s sl7 7s.7 6
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09

had charged her with living with Mr..
Long ST.
Il cannot be mistaken about it, she
said. those words burn on my men,
ory"
The petition was sent for but could
not be found and adjournment was
taken.
This afternoon Judge Harper heard
the arguments of counsel and at their
conclusion handed down his decision.
He pronounced the defendant not
guilty.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09
DIED.

DR.. ]. A. Mckinley. aged 33. died last
night on North Stanton street. DIR. Nc
Kinley has been a resident of Ell Paso
for ayear. having come from Claire
mont Iowa. for the benefit of his
health. He was accompanied by his
wife and she will accompany the body
back to Clairemont. DR.. Mckinley was
prominent in lodge circles, he being a
member of the Redmen. Foresters. Col
umbial knights and an insurance COM
pany.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE

T. E. Hunt. commercial agent of the
S p, left for western points on bust
ness this morning.
J.iR. Vineyard. a G.. II. brakeman
returned to work last night after being
off two trips on account of being sick.
Brakeman Lyons. of the S. p. re-
ported for work this morning after a
week lay-ofT on account of being sick.
n. Lawton, assistant general freight
agent of the Mexican Central, is at
tending to business for the road in this
city.
Conductor Henry Biggers. of the S.
p, reported sick yesterday and w. C..
Jackson. an extra conductor. took his
train out.
Mrs. w. A. Lindauer, wife of clerk
in the G.. H. freight house, accompan-
led by her baby. is visiting relatives in
New Orleans.
Superintendent Martin. of the G. H..
returned this morning on the G. H.
passenger train from his trip eastward
with other officials.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lyon has come from
Houston to join her husband in this
city. Bum as he is better known. is
assistant line clerk in the G. II. local
freight house.
w. R. Brown. travelling agent for
the Santa Fe, is at his home in this
city again after a trip through New
Mexico. He left Monday on the Gates
excursion train.
The east bound Sunset Limited yes
terday morning was late and passed
through about noon. The west bound
last night was also late and passed
through about midnight.
The outgoing +. P. & N. E. passenger
train that should have left here at ten
thirty this morning was held until near
noon on account of the deraiIment of a
car-on n incoming extra freight near
Ft. Bliss.
J. P. Meehan, superintendent of the
Pacific division of the Pullman service.
left for his home in San Francisco this
after attending to business
for the company in Ell Paso. the past
two days.
E. J. Kind. who has been working
at the T. & P. freight Office for some
time. has accepted a position as assist
ant bill clerk in the G.. H. freight
office. Mr.. Kind is from New York.
where he held a position with the West |
Shore road.
o. r. McCarty passed through this |
with a tourist car going from /
Cincinnati to San Francisco. He has !
thirty passengers all of whom go as far !
vest as Los Angeles. Fifteen of them |
ire oil men from the Bowling Green. |
ohio. district going to Bakersfield. !
Cal. where they are interested in oil |
properties.
A Rock Island tourist car in charge !
If f. w. Hevle came in on the T. & |
, last night and went west over the !
!. p this morning on the way from
chicago to San Francisco. Mr.. Hevle
lad twenty-three passengers to FL
'aso and twenty-five out A Miss
Iarshall. of this city. was a passenger
n this car on her return home from
isit to FIT. Worth.
A Washington tourist car passed
through west bound this morning con-
aiming fifteen people. This car is the
ne which T. Dickson has been con-
francisco. Tom has either quit, or
a king a vacation: Mr.. Clum, who has
barge of the car now does not know
Dr. sure which. The trouble with
dickson is that he lost his heart to a
air damsel of San Francisco and. as
IT. Clum says. he got tied up. and will
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09

+, Mexican money bought and sold.
We pay the highest and sell at the low
est rates.
Silberberg Bros, the Money Brokers,
102 San Antonio street. next to First
National Bank.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09

The value of The precious metals eX-
ported by Mexico during he iast fiscal
year averaged more than six million
Mexican dollars a month.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09

Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard. of this city
left this morning for Chihuahua to be
present at the coming festivities in
that city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-09
SNOW-COVERED TRAIN.

A long freight train. consisting most
ly of refrigerator cars, loaded with Or
anges. came in from the west this
morning about $50 with three inches
of snow on top of the cars.
Frank Zwick conductor of the train
said that there was big snow storm
where he was between and IL o'clock
last night. During that time the train
was between Deming and Lordsburg.
He cannot say as to the condition of
the weather in other parts. but it was
a bad night where he was. The storm
tore down the wires of the S. p. be-
tween Benson and Tucson and between
Strauss and Ell Paso and from 8
O'Clock last night until 3 a. m. no COM
munication over the railroad wires
could be had.
How would you like to be lineman?
The linemen were sent out in that ter
rible wind, rain and snow to repair
the broken lines and communication
was established at o'clock this morn
ing.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
VENGA Ell ESTIMUL0.
PRECOz ARTISTA

Varos admiradores de la precoz nina Mer-
cedes Mendez, artista de la compaflia Martinez
Casado, verfan con gusto que Sc le confaran
papeles de importancia, pues tiene sabradas
condolences para clio, segdn hemos podido OBJ
sorvar en- las obras en- que ha tornado parte
con su senior padre, con la compania Serrador-
Mari y con esta misma compahia.
Lo jnzgamos un estmulo de aliento para
la precoz y slmpatica artista que empieza, y
una ventaja para la empresa
Muchas artistas vieias, envidiarian las fa-
cultades de la talentosa celebrada Mercedita
que al ado de LuSa Martinez Casado sera una
eStrella del arte eXcGnico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
4 EL.. |. PALS

La CoreSpoadencja, en- estos dias ha cla-
vado banderllas de fuego.
Y Et Pals, por aquelo de que no Sc puede
Jugdr con fueJO, ataca La Correspondence.
Tai es la maola de El Pois de pegar duro,
que cualquier ola encontraremos en- EL Pals
un artfcuo kiom6trico, raboso, furibundo,
contra ell mismo Pals
Los peri6dicos palaciegos son benignos, y
suaVes usan tempadas formas ..,.
Y Et Pals parece ell organo de los..., des-
organizados.
81 FL Pals no Sc rosuelve
baiar el dapas6n,
ell pdblico que no absuelye,
le llamara con raz6n,
El tr0mbrdn
va 10 creo.
ES una tromba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Mu6Ol Rivera y Ia prenSa
De tEL DIARIoS DE Ponce /

sHoy embarca para los Estados Unidos,
en- ell vapor GI'iladefaS, nuestro distinguldo
amigo jefe don Luis Muhoz Rivera en- COM
paiiia de su senora esposa su seiorita her.
mana polftica dona Loarina Marin.
Ndmerosss manifestaciones de a afecto aeon
pailan al sehor MunOz en- su despedida La
nuestra no ha de ser la Ultima nj la mas debil.
Reciba ell insigne luchador 81 sincere testlmo-
Mo de nuestra adhesion cariiiosa, ojala que
en- Ia metropoli alcance 10 que deseamos to.
dos, para mayor ben de esta terra sin ven
tura mayor gloria de su nombre.
81 alma de Puerto Rico estk con Muhoz
Rivera en- el eonfia.
Feliz ylaje.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
NOtic1aS

El arquitecto municipal de Mayagiiez don
Pedro Tolosa, hs sido declarado cesante eu la
Ultima session celebrada allf por Ell ayunta-
miento.
Don Eugenio Alvarez, assume la secreta-
RIA de la Corte Suptema de la isls, mientras
dura la ausencia de don Eugeno Lopez Gaz-
tambide.
Sc ha puesto al servicio pGbico un anc6n
sobfe ell rio de Ia Plata-Dorado.
La policia municipal de Mayaghez, esta
Hutorlzada para vestlr de drill crudo.
Bstan muy sdeantsdas las obras de Is casa
eseuela que Sc construye en- esta ciudad.
El Ayuntamento de Msyagaez ha suprl.
fnido dos plaEss de m6dicos ttulares, por eco
nomias,
Contlnda enfermo en- Ponce Ell senor Perl
ess, reporter del DIARIo.
El clnco del entraute Sc vera en- juieio pd-
bllco en- Ia Corte de Msyagnez, Ia causa seg1i-
aa seRUa nusStrO enthusiastic eoFreligionarIO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Naranjjito

Ha producido muy buen efecto en- Naran-
jito la seduction justiciera del gobernador en- ell
asunto de la aicalda municipal.
Don Miguel Rivera tom6 nuevamente po.
sion de su cargo eXpjiiendo pasa porte a los
empleados intrusos ineptos, lamando a
los antiques al frente de sus ofcinss.
La communication por que Sc repuso al Sc.
nor Rivera tiene fecha Is, aun cuando la reci-
bio este ell ls.
Nuestros amigos del susodlcho pueblo no
piensa abandonar su proyecto de querelar en-
persona ante los tribunales para que Sc cast-
que la usurpaci6n,
ESQ es 10 cOrrectn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
Y vamos 4 otra cosa.

La COrreSpo1 dencia que todo quiere saber-
10 averlguarlo, toca un punto que por su in
dole especial solo atane resolver q los intere
sados en- su afan de echarseas de enteraday y
fungir de profeta adeantandose los aconte-
cimientos lanza juicios prematuros, y supone
rivalidadeS 9 escozores del amor propio que
nunca han exstido,ni existen, nj existiran en-
tire los hombres de este per6dco fntimamente
compenetrados en- afectos y Ell ideas.
No caben aqui esas pequefeces nj esas mi
nucias porque aquf todoS absoutamente to-
dos, pensamos alto sentmos hondo.
Refi6rese La Correspondence al regreso
de Mariana Abril a la direction de LA DEMO
cRACIA y recogemos sus maliciosas alusiones
para desvaneceras y evitar erroneos comenta-
rios
Va, por nodo claro precise, segdn acos-
tumbramos, dmos a conocer nuestro crtero
El senior Abril vendra 4 Caguas, 6l Y sus
compaTeros- como va diiimos en- nuestro ar
tfculo CalIe Ia culumnia -resolveran ell contic-
to sin mengda nj menoscabo para 81 nj para
nosotros.
Todo cuanto Sc Olga ahora, acerca del par
ticulareS, ohciosO aventurado.
Nosotros confamos en- una souci6n salts
factora
Y NADIA mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24

don Pedro Manzano Avii6, por supuesto desa-
cato la autoridad.
Lleva su defensa nuestro querido amigo ell
sefior de Diego,
Ha fallecido en- Mayag1ez Ell senior don
Juan V6lez del Vale.-E. p. D,
a3g@ @SASTRERIA ITALIANA de Miguel
Savino,-Trajes la medida con prontitud Y
m6dicos precios. E cliente que no quede sa-
tisfecho me obligo hacerle otro traje, Exs.
tencias de g6neros ingleses franceses. San
Francisco, IS San Juan P r. d,
En- Vegl alta han hecho grandes avenidas
los rios consecuencia de los luertes aguace-
ros cafdos estos Gltimos dias en- la comarca
Hoy tuEmos ell gusto dc saudar en- estas
otcinas nuestros buenos amigos Ell doctor
Barreras Padr6, de Jnncos, y don Julio Cabre-
ra, de Comerfo.
LIE reiteramos ell testImonio de nuestro
afecto.
Faleci6 aver don Miguel Vdzquez cartero
dc esta poblacion quen por su honradez la
b0riosidad supo captarse las slmpatias de sus
CODVeclnOS.
Recba su famiIia, que queda en- la orfan-
dad, nuestro pesame mas sentido.
La poicia ha dado en- Ia for de ordenar
ell cierre de todos los establecimentos pdbli-
cos a las diez de la noche
"a que obedece esa medi0a?
nj en- tiempos de la guerra ocurrl6 otra.
Nos ocuparemoS de ESQ,
Para las afecciones cr6nIcas de los pulmo.
nes sobre todo para los ni1os d6biles escru-
fulosos
Dr. s. del Castillo Cruz, de la Unlyersi-
dad Central de Madrid.
Certifco; Que desde algdn tempo hago
uso de Ia Emulsion de Scott, con 6xito salts
factorio en- las atecciones cr6ncas de los pull
mones, sobre tcdo en- los ninos d6biles es.
crufulOsos por 10 que no tengo Inconvenience
en- recomendar su empleo, en- la segurdad de
obtener buen resultsdo
S. Pedro de Macoris, Setlembre, 1894.
DR., S. DEL CASTILLO CRUZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
TRAS UN MISERABLE
ST.. Director de La DEMocRActA


varias veces ha venldo xEl PaisS tratapdo
de Pesentarme, no ante e pGblico que va me
conoce, sine ante mis- sUpeHOres, como actiyo
agitador de la politicai con ell cartdttUo fn de
quitarme la Escuela.
va su peri6dco 10 ha desmentido, hacien-
do constar que, al pSeud6ntmo que mi me
achacan corresponds dor. Enrique Quihones
Raider.
No habia dcho NADIA, considerando Que,
slendo ell ataque tan insulso no merecia con-
testaci6n.
Pero hoy, va por segunda vez, trata ell
referido pGpeIucllO, de manchar mi prestiglo.
acusandome como malversador de los fondos
pGblicos de este pueblo
Con respecto 6sto, seiior director por
10 que concerne al tempo en- que fui eScrlbien-
te del CONCEAL depositario. don Juan Ramon
Quihones, aiiunto le envio la siguiente certi-
hcaclon que copiada la letra, dcei
<Don Manuel Gorbea Guzman, Secretario
del Ayuntamiento de Gurabo.
SCerti6ca: que de los antecedentes que
obran en- esta otcina, no aparece, deblendo
cantidad alguna los fondos municipales ell
depositario que fu6 de 6stos don Juan Ramon
Qufiones, y que en la depostarfa no existe
tampoco, en- contra de dicho senior, cargo al
guno que represente efectiyo Sc encuentre
pendieute de saldo por tai concepto.
SY petlciGn de don Juan Ramon Quino-
nes, explto la presente en- Gnrabo, vetnte Y
tres de Mayo de mil novecientos uno. HAY
un sello de la Alcaldfa) NJ de j. Gorbea
GuzmAn. VQ BQ c, Morales, Alcalde NUM-
cipals
Qdeds pues, probado que Ia oalumnid es-
tsmpada en- Gel PaisS solo puede ser hija de
alguien que ha perdido la noci6n del decoro.
Yo vivo en- la calle de San Jose mi nom
bre es muy conocido en- Gurabo. 81 alguno de
los de SEl Pais1 va que no el MISERO que
apel6 Ia Uilezd para herirme, quiere pruebas
MAS EVIDENTES, estoy dispuesto darse-
las EN- cUALoUIER FoRMA y EN- oUALQUIER TE-
RRENo
Aimlsmo me permito suplicar, por con.
ducto de esta ilustrada publication, & los de-
mas periodstas sensatos, como compaiieros de
letrss Sc slrvan reproducir ests manifestation.
Gracias mil soy de usted, senior Director.
NJ, Gonzalez Garoil.
(Profesor graduado,)
Gursbo, 20 de Mayo de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-24
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR C0RREO

uhyU 20.
Aver tarde uno de los carros eI6ctricos en-
un Wage llevaba un'hombre de Rio piedras la
mado Emilio Ramos. Este recbi6 un golpe
con una rama de uno de los drboles que hay 4
orillas de la via, cayendo tendido en- la carre.
terra.
AL momento detuvo el vehiculo su marcia
y bajaron algunas personas y el guardia Casa
nova prestarle auxilios. No quso ir al Guar
to de soc rr1s, diciendo que habfa recbido gol-
pes en- las pi rnas pero de poca importancia.
Los obreros Ferrer y Esparolni que saIe
ron paro Manati regreSaron anoche, no pudle-
ron organzar un Gmeeting9 soclalista por i'm
pedirseo el Alcalde RamLs, indirectamente.
va volveran.
Don Andres Cueto ha contraido matrimo-
MO en- Yauco con Ia agracada seilorta Anto-
MIA Molina.
En- ell vapor philadelphia saieron estos
para New York. Les deseamos un feliz yae.
Dicen que ell gobernador Allen manifesto
en- su discurso, que en- vista de Que estaba
probado que Puerto Rico tenia medios propos
de vida, pues con el bill Hoander Sc cubre su
presupueSto en- las pr6xima legislature de las
Camaras de los EstadoS Unt1os Sc nos declara-
ra territoro de la Union.
Esta noche sublra la escena en- nuestro
coiseo e precioso drama GE Loco Dios3.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital hospedado
en 81 hotel lnglaterra, nuestro estimado ami
60 don Enrique Ramirez Ronda, alcalde de
Cabo Rojo.
81 juez municipal de Rio pledras ha pre-.
Bentado su renuncla.
Mas de 60 sacos ira 10 de correspondence
el vapor Caracas
Cada dia son mas lnsufrbles los calores Ed
estA capital. Los que tlenen posibes Sc tras-
ladan q los pueblos limftrofes
Ha salido con rumbo 4 la Gnalra el vapor
americana Caracas, que habia llegado esta
mafiana.
Parece que ell dete del yapor xLongfellowS
en- que vlnieron los excursionistas de Maya
g0eE, Sc pagara con fondos del ayuntamiento.
Con sumo gusto, como 10 hace seupfe
cant6 anoche en- las festas del mes de Mayo
que Sc efect6an en- San Jose, la genial artista
sehorita Teresina Moreno Calder6n.
El vapor eMayfflower1 tom6 puerto como
las diez de la mafiana de hoy.
Nuestro amigo don Juan r. Baiz Sc EN-
bacara por Ponce enel vapor cubano Julia"
regreSa A%.Santo Domingo despues de haber
despedldo al senior Muiloz Rivera
El gran recibmento del gobcrnador Sc re.
duio banderolas, estandartes, cortinas y mG-
sica por las Gales