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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

Los republieanos son los mismos en-
todas parties. Para llegar sus tinea Ii
bertioidss, Sc streven los msyores eXa
bruptos y osau las mas estupendas bruts
lidader. V9ase 10 qus han heoh0 en- ell
Dorado, en- sqqGl pueblo irfs!ix donde Ia
onnfmoda voluntad del gobernador les dio
an syuntamiento DIE oFIcIo donde asPi
ran al oopo de la administration entera.
No 90 auya toda Is culps. Es tambi6n
de los fsjersles, ttrnidos y entecos, que
prseentaron 90 renuuoia sin resistir q los
eso&ndslos del bandolerismo, que atrope-
llaba al juex municipal y smenaEaba los
hombres que 40 atreviesen d mantener con
honor CON Arm sxa gus principles.
Aan esperamos que SO reh abiliten an
te ai psfs, que les contempla CON asombro.
Y 10 esperamos mas que nuncs, hoy que IN
funcionario, al procedsr oon rectitud, les
alienta en- su derecho, demostrandoles cue
no es faoil passr mansalvs sobre una 80
siedAd que Sc def snde con cierta dignidad.
V9Ase 10 que del DORADO nos escriben;
sRegocfjaae nuestra alma cusndo pue
de tributar un aplauso IN alto funciona
rio que, hseiendo abstraction completa de
spasionamientos polfsicos, tan solo guia
do por ssntimientos de rectitud y justicia,
impsrte ests, franca y noblemente, satisfa
aiendo de ese "a )do los anhelos de toda
concienoia honrada.
El honorable senior attorney genera
nerece nuestroa mas ssluros Plaoemss, J
sinoersmente se los tributsmos por la reso
lucion hltimamente dictada acsros de asun
tos 9caeoidos en- este pueblo.
Historiemos. El sefior juex munici
pal propietario de ests looaIidsd, don uar
Villa, soliOit5 cbtuvo licencia por do
nesss, sustituy6ndole en- ell ejeroicio de 81
carga ell seGor jusE suplents don Victo
EAlgado, qae oonOienoia llenabs au diff
oil cometido.
Estorbaba, no obstante, & los repu
bllcanos de sqaf un juex federal, pues gu
oil ayRntamiento es todo Unconditional
nombrSdo dc oEcio por ell gobernsdor.
trataron dc desembsraxarse de dicho fan
cionsrio, sin parsr mientea en los medic
que hAbrfan do uti.iEsr para clio.
Be dessaba Anular al juez federal.
vSaao que s6rie de inmorslidadas comet
dAs para conssguirlo.
El alcalds, Andres Lbpes, reveBtid
por Of mismO de pc ieres omnfmodos, of
sisndo de Car del Dorado y aus suburbiof
dscPeta nm u case orden ando al m6dico tt
tular, ssfior Goicurfs, pasass q reoonoce
don Victor Sslgsdo = ezpidiese certif
caoi6n del reaaltRdo de su reconocimientc
Obediente el galeno la vos del petit Je
hov& de cate oart5n, encamfnsse d Ia cas-
del iues, le hAbla de oosss fhtiles ne RI
AiYs, librando una cerEiRoaelon en- la qu
AaeRnraba que el SefioV Saigado SO hallah
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
JOSE DE DIEGO

Sieue al frents de la fsoa ( ! de Maya
euez el querido amigo nuestro don Jose
de Diego.
Hsce mas de IN mea hixo dimisi6n
irrevocable de su cargo; pero no pne0e
abandonar sus funciones por rogar!e e go
bernador que se mantenga en ~ puesto
hasta la llegada del Fiscal que Sc nombFe
para remplaxarle.
Kl sefior de Diego tiene una carts muy
satiefactoria expressive del gobierno, en-
m6rito de aus vsliosos servioios Is ad-
ninistraci6n de justioia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
CARLOS P. STORRR
JUAN e. BAIZ

Ell dfa rs embaroaron en- Ponce para
Ia reptiblioa dominicana nuestros buenos y
oonsecuentes amigos don Carlos Z. Storer
don Juan K, Baiz.
Hsoen iuntos IN viaje de negooios.
gestionando intereses de Ia gran compsnf
de ssguros de vida FL SoL, de Canada
Les despedimos fraternalmente y de
sssmoa que la fortuna les sonrfa con todas
sus properidsdes, va que ellos peItanecen
al ndmsro de los que saben eonquistarls
CON ga inteligencia y "a actividad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
HUM IACA0
sr. Director de La DHMooRAc1A.

gr. Director de La DEMoCRAc1A.
1s sgradecef6 So sirva dar oabida eu
So popular disrio las aiguientes liness
Se6or presidente del partido republicsno,
en- Humacao.
Sefior; por no estaf dc acuerdo con
la niareha de este comit6, se servira dar
nae de baja, quedsndo desde hoy en- acti
tud independents para poder ipgresar en-
el psrtido cue crea sea la salvsCI IN de mi
pats.
De usted respetuosamente,
lose Julian MOncItva.
Humaoao, 25 Mario 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
Y luego -. Castillo es anchs,
en- Barbosa se conffa.
Pero sefiores I que planchs
Sc ha tirado Goiourfa

Sc ha tirado Goiourfa
De aeguro que On Puerto Rico no hay
doe m6dioos capaoea &c tai faxa6a.
,Se necasita habev eursado cinoo amos
do alfalfa en- IN pesebre
II Ell alcaide
iAh! 81 alcalde ss digno emulo dsl
medioastso.
Toma ca pspelito, 10 manda Ia Ca
n;tal. plre Ia destituoion del lex, v, an
ire tanto. Ia DIcrA Gl Us una msnera inte.
fica.
El iuex no se da por muerto.
Y baja la rsaol3ci6n del ATTuRxuY
sdvirtien<.o 81 aloalde enc Ia autoridas no
ast& outorieada para ser estupida, que.
en- todo caao, riga todavfa ell oodigo penal
contra los que usurpan funcionea agenaa
ISe luoen los repubiicanoa!
El sufragio popular design6 un ay un-
tamiento.
Y ese ayuntamiento oay6 por Ia ley
del garrote, VICENTE en- varios puntos en-
que no hay quien responda al rotten con 81
rotten.
El sufragio tsmbi6n design6 4 IN uex.
z se pretsnds declararls loco, invali-
do, oomatoso, paraftioo; en- fn, no sabe.
mos que.
Z se le deolara.
Pero los vie,atos cGmbeGn y IL decls-
raci6n Sc convierte on ana vergUenxa del
m8dioc an una flfpioa al aleslducho.
Lopez, podra tn memoria,
vivir; pero, an cate caso,
no eres Lopez de Victoria
erea Lopez de Fracsso.
Pero II el juez municipal propiets.
rio?
sPorqu6 no Sc pone al frente de sa
oargoe
lAhl Els que en Dorado no hay ga.
rantfas nj respetos para nadle.
Es que, bajo ell poder de Rom1aldo
! Palaoios, que oambio de nombre se llama
Carlos A.len, son posibles los mas inaudi.
tos desordenes.
rs que los fsderales tuvieron que
emigrar de aquel rinoon en- que Ferdinand
Cesteros fungfa de cacique y de prohom-
bre.
Els que la tconduota de la FortaleSa
aierk0 sigue alentando & los mslsines
que, reunl6ndose eien contra uno, ga!gsan
| alborotan en- Dorado.
Es que aquello dejo de ser una aides
civilixada SO troco en- un aduar salvaie.
Lo de Goicurfa y 10 de Lopez no de :
ia duda.
Dos salvajadaa de tomo lomo.
Golourfa fac austriacante, de los so61
rrimos, de los que eerraban los ojos y obe'
decfan viles automstas al conde de
Santuroe.
Lopez fae unconditional de los some
| tidos; de Ios que no Sc atrevfan pensar-|
cebada, que 90 10 dnioo que piensan -sil
que les sa ojase 81 jaqulmon don Pablo
Ubarri.
Ahora vuelve DORADO aquellos
tismpos felioea.
lPobre pueblol Tai parece
que este yugo le oonvengs.
| En- fE. oada pueblo tepgt
] 10 que On justicia merece.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
ILUSTRE ENFERMO

Desde haoe algunoa dias gusrda cam =
81 honorable Ooispo de la diooesis conse
ouenoi& de un fuerte atsque de gf'irpe ESQ
nos informan de la capital.
Hacemos f.rvientes votos porque re-
eupere su salud Ell iluetre eufarmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
DR.. ATILIO ]. GAzTAnBIOE

Aver, de paso para San Juan, tuvimos
el susto de YER en- estss ofcinas rnestro
distinguido smigo el doctor doa Attic }.
Gaztambide, persona promiDente de nuas
tro partido, qua desempefi6 durante aIgd1
tempo la aloaldfa dal pueblo de 1auoe'
Al reterarIe los aentimlsntos de nues
tra afeotuosa consideration, le desasmos
una fsliz estancis en- Ia Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
DOCTOR TOMAS vA7QUfz

Aver estrechamos en eets redacpion
Ia mano de este arnigo querido = sts
oatrist.. Iba para San Juan, dc donde
regresa,& en- breYe para Gaayams, villa de
so residencia.
Baenss impresiones le deseamoa en- su
yisie al pals de las turbas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
:DESCUBRlMIEMfO

Debsjo del palsoio del Csar de Russia
10 deGcubrio una mSquina Internal. Este
HcBetano 30 halla delicSdo de salad y los
msdicos lie aconcejan que viaje por mar, d
10 cue se nit III obstinad aments4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
LIE RI

El lanes ssldrk para NV Yoik el 60
bafnador Allen, signieado viaje hscis
Warrington. Lleva para Mr.. Nc Kinleyun
sjemDlaI ia las leyes eprobados eu la ca :
nara Unconditional. No sabe cuando re
gresaFk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

KIN Ponce Ell municipio no tiene re-
sursos pecunarios para Gurtir de medicins'
In botioa municipal. La .situacion de los
snfsrmos ss horrible. I'll sefior Armstrong
cfreoe 400 dollars con ess fin, psgsdos
saande pusda sg ayuhtamiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

R1sia dice que Ia ooupaei6n dc la
ManGhurio por sus fueTEsa mi!itsres sera
temporal. Eel Populacho ckino Ia sscado
hna manifestao, On de protoEta contra ell go
biefno mosoovitas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

En- Maysgusz IN cuadrs de sf iona
AO6 dArS La PdS:0nariA benebieio de-
tnonumento al autor de La BorinqEetIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
e. PAuLINA

Sc han hecho reparaciones pere ntorias
al vspor <Paulins,, para que pueda hacer
VIII hasta San Thomss, donde defDitiva
mante Ne conpondran uss averfas que mues
ere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

Eu la saptima Ifnea de Is primera 60
lumna del editorial de aver dice iaadna'si
6zes debe decir i,sdnao0i6tes.
suplicamcs nueatros leotores sc slr
van dispensarnos ese lspsus lie los oaiiatas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

bar Prado y Mercedes Torres Rivera; Jo-
s9 Domfnguex Rosa y Paula Roldap; uan
Martfnex Tlrado y Noomedes Garcia Co
Ion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28

Ef acoraxado eNtw York, se h,lla en-
Tauger, exigisndo expIicaci nes del Sultan
do Marruecos, q nombre de lcs Estados
UnidoF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
JuEZ u poLsCia

De Mayseiiss don Nicolas s. Arana
Guerraro, sz-esoribzno de sotuaoiones,
pide 90 Ia nombrs iuez de la Corte de pc
licfa de aquoila localldad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
SAN JUAN
POr telegrafO.
Marso 90.
Al.seo AvEa

AseF lego el vspor sMsy q wers.
Los disturbios en- Nassau no revision i'm
portaBcieI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
MIsGA

El alcalae de Agned.ia MEGA que ea
ten lsprosos los vseinos Varels = Ramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
AUEGA

Mateo Fajardo Sc quejs de que q
ayuntamiento de Maysgiiez no celebrs Sc
stones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
IA S0LaCETA

Tous Soto solicits Ia fsoalla del Il
bunaI de Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-28
DORADO

A los susoriptores de La DEMooRAoIA
en- este pueblo.
Para antes del 81 del corriente debe
luedar liquidado ell importe de las susorip-
clones vencidas haRts fines del mes en- cur
30, CON tai motive les invite para que
depositsn en- poder de don Nsmssio Guar
diola las eantidades que adsadan por sq 1ei
concepto, rsoogisndo los reoibos dc dloho
sefior. El refsrido d6bito no sdmlte de
mora.
ANDRES MEMA.
AGENTH.
Dorado, &c de Mario de 1901.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02


The marble waits, immaculate and
rude;
Beside it stands the sculptor, lost in
dreams.
With vague. chaotic forms his vision
teens.
Fair shapes pursue him, only to elude
And mock his eager fancy. Lines Of
grace
And heavenly beauty vanish. and,
behold
Out through the Parian luster. pure
and cold,
Glares The wild horror Of a devils face.
The clay is ready for the modelling.
The marble waits; how beautiful,
how pure,
That cleaning substance, and it shall
endure,
When dynasty, empire, thone and king
Have crumbled back to dust. Well may
you pause.
Oh. sculptor-artistl and. before that
mute.
Unshapen surface. stand irresolute'
Awful. indeed, are arts unehanging
laws.
The thing you fashion out OF senseless
clay.
Transformed to marble. shall outlive
your fame;
And when no more is known your
race, or name,
Men shall be moved by what you mold
today.
We all are sculptors. By each act and
thought,
We form the model Time, the arti-
san.
Stands. with his chisel, fashioning
the Man.
And stroke by stroke the masterpiece
is wrought.
Angel or demong Choose, and do not
err!
For time but follows as you shape
the mold,
And finishes IN marble. stern and
cold.
That statue Of the soul. the character
By wordless blessing. or By silent
curse.
By act aud motiye-so do you define,
The image which time copies, line by
line
For the great gallery Of the universe
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. In Success
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02


OF the three strangely different plays
Clyde Fitch has given to the stage
since the new year began. the most
singular is "The Climbers" A play
which starts its action with the return
Of a family from a funeral ceremony is
at least an oddity. When. in addition.
il contains a dark scene. which de-
faulter demands in order that he may
confess without too much Of a shame.
and when the gloom Of suicide is given
to the last act, it is sure 10 have a
shivery II not a pleasantly entertaining
interest Moreover. the production Of
such a play requires daring. The per
sons who attend the theaters this day
desire to be amused more often .nan
they care TO be saddened It is not
surprising that Mr. Fiteh's managerial
patron. Charles Frohman. read the
play and then suggested to the author
that he was at liberty to dispose Of It
elsewhere.
But an actress who wanted to be an
actress manager was willing 70 take
the risk. She was Miss Amelia bing-
ham. She bought the play and coli
lected about her a company which in
cluded in its membership Frank
Worthing. Robert Edeson. Ferdinand
Gottschalk. Madge Carr Cook. Annie
Irish. Minnie Dupree. Clara Bloodgood.
and Ysobel Haskins. Then. on Jan IS.
she produced the play in the Bijou
theater New York. The reviewers
said 1t had strength and might succeed
II its seeming excess Of shadows did
not doom ii. The play continues 70 be
shown al the theater. and apparently
its career thus far has been prosperous.
Miss Bingham has one Of the few roles
written without satirical intent. As
Mrs. Sterling she is one Of the climbers
Of the play. but. unlike her mother
who looks and struggles toward social
heights. and her husband, who be-
comes a criminal in his race for riches.
she only hopes for peace and happi-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

The Temperance Causs ia England.
Lady Henry Somerset. president Of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. contributes to the Sunday
School Times an article under the title
Victories and Sethacks Of ths Tenn
perance Cause" It IS not wonderful
that every generation has seen its
struggle for betterment. says the writ
er; 1t Is not wonderful that every age
has had its unpopular movement
which aims at something beyond the
vision Of the short-sighted individual
who only sees a step IN front Of him.
But to those who see beyond the little
horizon Of their own circumscribed ex-
istences. there must always be condi-
tions TO which the people must attain
in order to rid them Of the burdens
which are hindering many In their
course; and It Is for this reason that
reformers in every age must, In a
measure. have that gift Of prophecy
which helps them to see that which
will be instead only OF that which IS.
For the time being. the reform seems
impracticable, nay. impossible, they
are looked on as dreamers who dream
strange dreams. and visionaries who
do not realize the purpose Of every
day life. who will not accept evil as a
necessity. who viii not bow before the
axiom that what always has be n
must be. Such Is the position that we
have been called TO occupy in the great
est reform OF our generation. and It is
probably only those who realize what
Is the real difficulty OF our day who
can measure the import OF the battle
which Is waging around us. There Is
nobody that has rendered such valu-
able assistance to the temperance
cause as Charles Booth. In his Life
and Labor Of the People" he gives
the very best analysis Of the facts
which render so many Of our great
cities hideous blots on our civilization.
After years Of labor. Mr.. Bogtl has
arrived at the conclusion thu "a per
cent OF the entire poverty Of tn In T.
ed Kingdom Is attributed directly to
drink and that Indirectly a very far
larger proportion could be also laid TO
the same cause. In a return given by
the London School Board OF 10000
children. ten per cent oi that number.
who were on the roll as hahimally at
tending were in want Of food. and no
body can go TO the schools Of our large
cities without ascertaining that this
Is a fact And yet the public houses
are licensed in the poorest districts
and it Is at the corner Of every wretch
ed slum street. and In the center OF
every miserable neighborhood. that
this great cancer on the welfare Of the
people IS TO be found destroying its
very life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

A well-known scientist who made
tests extending over several days found
that alcohol used continually, even in
small quantities. increased the hearts
work and shortened its time OF rest.
SO that the person was more easily
fatlgued than when no alcohol was
taken. Experiments with marching
soldiers have generally shown that
spirits should not be used in times Of
great muscular exertion.
Governor Powers Of Maine says con
corning the Prohibition law. Il think
the urohibitive law has been produc-
tive OF great good IN creating a tenn
perance sentiment and in making the
sale and general drinking Of intoxicat-
ing liquors unpopular in many OF our
towns IN at least four-hfths OF the
towns in Maine the law is very gen
orally enforced. In some or our larger
towns and cities the Enforcement Is
enasmodic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02


10 weigh the material In the scales
g f ..--a-.4.. and measure ufc by
she standard Of love. 70 prize health
"a confnr oe happiness wealth 81 po-
iential service. reputation as latent IN
nl.lce. leaIlIaA for the light 81 can
shed. pouer fol the help ii can give
station FOR the good it can 40. To-
cfccet in each case what IS best on the
letoie. and accept cheerfully incidental
sxIs involved. to put my whole self
irh aii that ] DO aud indulge no sim
ele tesire AZ the expense OF myself as
whole. 20 crowd out fear b. devotion
e duty md see present and future az
one. 60 treat others as ] would be
tre.ied. ard myse'f "a would MS best
friend. 10 lend no oh TO the foolish.
br' rt mv Nrrf shine freely f1r ail
81 make m cain hv anoiher's lose. and
huv no pleasure uifh aHothers pain
frtertor no ftorshf of another whirh
uarif ha unv ing that other should
k-.ff fo soy no' ne uutind CD amuse
nf y AMID neihlne false fo please
at-c - fste IS pride IS weaker
ffrir~f enc hesf no malice TO-
tr rte IS rtane. ie pits ihe
serh to 'rsf fteH fhe n1or the proud
81 fHtsf ani tta cruel
r arrIeel to Nof-
eoot ana true
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Not long ago. as one Of the results
~ the crusade. or attempted crusade in
Chicago. for some sort Of moral re-
form. saloons were compelled 70 c,ose
az midnight The regulation had not
been IN operation a week before there
was a strong movement to have It sus-
pended. bat SO far the movement has
not succeeded. Meanwhile Il has vim
dicaied itself The police say the city
has nos been SO quiet since The great
FIRE as g. has been between midnight
and dawn since this new lau was pass
ed. There Is also a marked decrease
in the number Of arrests as reported
at the police stations. It IS the same
testimony everywhere. Restricted
conditions applied to the liquor trafsc
mean decrease or crime Indianano-
us News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Contracts were let IN the last month
for fourteen warships aggregating 49,
354 tons Ia displacement and costing
s4s.944. 500 for hulls and machinery In
the list are included FIVE battleships.
six armored cruisers. and three pro-
teeted cruisers Three OF the battle
ships are to have displacement of
$4,000 tons and two Of 1850 tons each.
Three OF the armored cruisers are to
have a displacement OF 1880 tons
each and three OF l3.i00 tons each.
The three protected cruisers are
to have a displacement Of 10000
tons each. or are 20 be nearly twice
the size OF the cruiser Olympia The
new battleships are 10 be named the
Georgia. New York. Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island and Virginia. the new
armored cruisers West Virginia. Ne
hraska. California Maryland. South
Dakota and Colorado; The protected
cruisers St Louis. Milwaukee and
Charleston
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

been unable TO attend to the duties Of
postmaster.
He was born in BellsviIle. Va, on
Nov. %. 1919. From 1885 to 184i he
spent on his fathers farm in Missouri.
whittier the family had moved. In
lSii he went to Quincy. H.. where be
learned the trade Of rope making and
afterward engaged in a commission
business. At the time OF the Mormon
troubles in Illinois in 1874 and 1876.
Prentiss volunteered in a company
formed to march against the Mormons.
and was elected arst lieutenant. In the
Mexican war he was captain Of volun-
teers and distinguished himself AZ
Buena Vista when President Lincoln
issued his first call for volunteers Cap
tain Prentiss recognized his Mexican
war company and offered Il to the gov
e-nment He served at the court mar
tial which tried Fitz John Porter in
1852. and on July 3. 1859. while in com
mand at Helena Ark. defeated Gems.
Holmes and Price He resigned from
the army in October, 1863.