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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
SCHWAB'S UNCLE
LEFT LIE IN JAIL

McKeesport, Pa, Aug. 17.-For lack
of $12.40 with which to pay his fine,
Martin Schwab, an uncle of Charles
Schwab, president Of the billion dollar
steel trust, has been sent to the work
house for thirty days by Justice
George W. Giles of Homestead The
old man had been arrested for intoxi-
cation and disorderly conduct. Schwab
is about fifty-fve years old. He is a
brother Of President Schwab's father,
and is a well known character about
Homestead, where he works some
times in the steel mills. President
Schwab looks after his welfare, but is
Unable to reform him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
CONSTITUTION
TAKES RACE

Larchmont, Yacht Club. New York
Aug. 1.-THE Constitution drifted
across the finish line late yesterday
afternoon, a winner over the Columbia
by 81 minutes and % seconds. This
difference in time. however. does not
represent the difference in speed be-
tween the two yachts and a large part
of the big margin was entirely due to
fiuke in light airs, On the second
round of the triangular course of fif-
teen miles. A sudden rain squall
brought with it good sailing breeze
which the Constitution was enabled to
take advantage of while the Columbia
lay almost becalmed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
iowa May
GO SOUTH

Washington, Aug. ia telegram
has been prepared at the navy depart
ment for transmission to the hattie.
ship Iowa Immediately upon her ar
rival at San Francisco, ordering her
to prepare at once to go to sea. When
the department is advised the vessel
is ready the order will follow for her
to proceed at once to Panama The
little cruiser Ranger, which is at San
Diego, was ordered to sail yesterday,
but owing to her not being able to
travel over six knots an hour would
require almost Is days to reach her
destination.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
WHAT ONE WOMAN THINKS.

Just imagine what men would look
like if there were no raZorsi
To have the love of a good mother
is to be shielded by unseen wings.
About the only way left for a man
to distinguish himself in his socks is
to have little bells hung to them.
One Of the main differences be-
tween husband and wife is that the
woman provides for the inner man,
the man for the outer woman.
The persistent morning fly is worth
half a dozen alarm clocks
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
GROWTH OF CANADA.
Returns Show an Increase of Half a
Million in Decade.

Returns Show an Increase of Half a
Million in Decade.
Ottawa, Can, Aug. 1.-THE popula-
ton Of the dominion of Canada, ac-
cording to the census returns which
were given out yesterday is 5,337, 166,
an increase Of 503,S27 over the census
of 1891. Taken by provinces the in
crease will be as follows: Quebec, 1872.
434; Ontario, So, 657; Manitoba, 92.212:
Northwest, $4,000; Yukon and unor-
ganized district, 43,113; British Column
bia, $4,000; maritime provinces, IL, 900.
According to the returns Ontario
will lose about five members and the
Maritime provinces three or four.
Manitoba ought to increase its repre-.
sentation by three members and the
Northwest including Yukon and Brit.
ish Columbia, ought to bring the rep.
resentation up to about what it is now
-213 members in all.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
NEWTON'S HOME COMING.
Officer Who Assisted in Capture of
Aguinaldo.

West Superior, Wis, Aug. IL
word was received yesterday stating
that Capt. Harry Newton will arrive
home from the Philippines August %
Newton has been there for two years
acting as first lieutenant and later as
captain, and has made fame for him
self. He has taken part in several i'm
portant expeditions, the most import
ant being the capture Of AguinaldO.
The medal voted him by the state leg
islature is now being prepared and an
attempt is being made to have Gov. La
Toilette present it in person upon the
arrival Of Capt. Newton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
GOVERNMENT PRINT
SHOP IN PHILIPPINES

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE new
printing office to be established in the
Philippines by the government will
cost in the neighborhood of 100000.
It will be one of the best for the
money in the world, it is said, and
among other apparatus will be four
typesetting machines. What attitude
organized labor, will assume toward
this governmental innovation &c not
known. 1t has successfully resisted
all attempts to have linotypes in
stalled in the government printing Of
fees here and all composition is done
by hand
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
PROF. JASTROW NAMED.
AS One to go to Meeting in Wfnches.
ter, England.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE list of
Americans appointed to represent the
societies and universities at the meet
ing of learned societies to be held in
Winchester. England, in the third
week of September, includes Prof
Cayley of Michigan and Prof. joseph
Jastrow Of Wisconsin, and members of
other prominent universities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
DR.. ORVIS HEARD FROM.
OakfieId Physician Says Hell! Not Be
Seen AGAIN.


Oakfeld, Wis, Aug. IA letter
was received here yesterday from DIR.
E. ]. Orvis of this place who disap-
peared two weeks ago. The letter
was dated New York city, August ] l.,
and was sent to DR.. J. W. Burns. 1t
says that he, DR.. Orvis, will never be
seen or heard of again and that no
blame rests with his wife, children or
anyone but himself for his going
away.
DR.. Orvis left his home suddenly
Friday, August 2. He said nothing to
his wife of his leaving and did not bid
his children goodby. He went to
Campbellsport and transacted some
business and then went to Milwaukee.
From the time of his arrival in Mil
waukee Saturday evening until seen
Monday morning Dr. Orvis was the
guest Of G. L. Head. Monday morn
ing, after calling On Attorney c. L.
Aarons to have the power Of attorney
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22

Mrs. A. K. Delaney, wife Of A. <
Delaney, a former resident of Mayville
and well known throughout Dodge
county, died at her home at Juneau
Alaska, July 81 Of apoplexy. Two
children, Miss Allie Delaney and Mrs.
Terrell, survive her, togetHc,- with her
husband
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
The Beers.

Beers continually attacked Gen
Weston on his march from Modder
river to the Wall.
Chamberlain denied that General
Kitchener would be superseded in
command of south African troops.
American claims for damages for
being thrust out Of south Africa were
presented to the British compensation
committee.
Sir William Harcourt in an acrimo-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
DECISION REVERSED.
Judge Siebeeke- Dissolves la function
Against GAINESVILLE COMPANY.

GAINESVILLE, Wis. Aug. 17.-Judge R.
G. Slebecker yesterday handed down
decision dissolving the injunction
granted by Judge Sale against the C.
M. & st. P. railway, restraining them
from building tracks across Prospect
avenue in this city to their new freight
station. The city will appeal the case
to the supreme court and notice of
appeal was at once served on the rail-
road company by City Attorney Bur-
pee. This will stop all work on the
tracks until decision of the supreme
court is reached.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
HANGING ROCK FALLS
KILLING THREE MEN

Calumet, Aug. ia hanging rock
in the 28th level of shaft No. of the
Tamarack mine fell last night killing
three men and injuring two, probably
fatally The dead are: Richard Ire
zona John Simmons and Matthew
Stainhoa, the injured Samuel Jacob
sen and Matthew Amula.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
Two Women Declared Insane.

Black River Falls, Aug. 17.-Hilda
Blum of Hixton and Mrs Sophia In
gabretson Of Albion were adjudged in
sane and taken to Mendoza asylum by
Sheriff Peterson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
Bank Ciearinqs Increase.

New York, Aug. 17.-Bradstreets re-
ports the total clearings for the United
States for the week ending August Is,
$3.50, 252,727, an increase of 1873 over
the corresponding week last year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
Militia to Return.

Camp Douglas Range, Wis, Aug. II.
The First regiment broke camp last
evening and will return home this
morning. The boys have made an ex-
cellent showing this week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
China.

The Chinese court will not return
to Pekin this year.
The czar conferred the Andreas
order on Count Won Waldersee.
The new Chinese tariff puts foreign
cereals, -four, rice, gold and silver, on
the free list.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22

drawn, he cashed a draft for $500 at
the office of Gimbel Bros. Monday.
August 5, he left Milwaukee and since
that time his whereabouts has been a
mystery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22

Cynicism may be fashionable, but it
has very disagreeable effect on the
corners of the mouth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
DESIGNS ON
COLOMBIA
NEiGHBORING COUNTRIES MAY
BE INVOLVED.
REPUBLICS GIVE REBELS AID

secret Service Agents of Colombia Get
information Confirming Belief That
These Countries are Planning Open
and Simultaneous Attack on Neigh
Dor Now in Trouble.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22

tongue and the old Hebrew. and some
OF the best students of Irish trace it
back to the ancient Sanskirt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-22
GLENWOOD'S BAD FIRE.
WaterWorks Plant and StavemiII Go
Up in Smoke.

Up in Smoke.
GIenwood, Wis, Aug. 17.-Fire yes
terday which started in the water
works pumping station destroyed that
plant, together with the electric light
plant and the stave mill Of the Glen
wood Manufacturing company adjoin-
ing. The town is without light or fire
protection at night. The loss is $780,
O0O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03

xv.nos Z trStar de AS causas que ha-
-,-tf,ad0 q sigisi6n de los republicanos
t'- Doro4e ios So han encargado d
t.t-7a N, a7 vari&s hoJ - sue tas.
~ Nj ~ ceres b. IN zso que nosotros pre3i-
r,..e... g3r1Ie en- un psrtiio cuyos HON
.-tr7r csoaci1si prestiGio, Sc suoor
80 ". n5. g1orAnt4s au1Acesi y, para
-..r q aigerssriO, Sc pone en- accion ias
.-4.vs 0s chi Is; Becesa aria u 9nte tiene que
....--.-.5.s e.t7s = 80 = a. caoo arroyen
~ IE-,-7~sr33s pe5tectamsute el personal re-
,t..-- dc Ponce, desde luego pode mos
ffs.1a- que cuant3 alH vale representa- algo
- s.s paris DO. fgur2 es 10 que boy - llama
'''1 he aoaf otro hecho inexplicsble. sPor
.-5 .es1t.1 esos sehores que Sc les lame dist
5t,s IA -4s0 DO fuerOn ellos los que const-
800 parsiio repUblicano en- Ponce? 20
..',-e 81 reo b tc1Di.mo solo pudo triuufsr
,t,t- rpe-es1 s a COP peraci6n de Guzmau Bsni-
,.7vR3du.f5 T guer0a' Ne; los vsrdaderos
slft.-.-4t s11 est0s los Quzmanctstdsr snnQue
,t.r.c spodersdo 0 e Comits viva fuerzs
saT76. !5s aa7s bsndeci1o el EuanQeltstu.
E.5s DOS person1ges nada valisn ri repre-
,,ctt5s- en Ponce; pues nientras Luis Casals.
ran 81 sctivldsd 81 diDero, Antonio Ariss
,on - .argl practice poifuca, Y Rossly con
- 0rsstfgis- Perico F0urnier Psco Barnes
,J5 sas pr33agandas, fundaoan q partldo que
6s,7.s. - sn6 reDublicGnO, GJznan Bsnitez
s,-raba ea nuestr&s fias de as cue 5esert6
ys-g3azosaneDta, = Ro3u 70 FigUeroa nero
6ests por lot CO Il pos dc Jusns Di4z
P4-o e pArti50 federal era fQerte en Pom
ss .estr0s 8dverfRri0s sabfaD que en- Una
Inch. ferAI. Is victoria ers; por 10 menos, diff
I'll BKra elos acuellos csbsileros, apre-
rI,5 t.fros por todos conceptos, ante ei egois-
"a d. triuuto descendieron hasta echarse %
t-.1os ia IS turUas los proceed nientos
eng sados para veneer en- las elecciones no
agji4lon ser mas vergonzOsos. La sueOszs
! stro1euo se suce1ieron dfs tras ol4s:
i h0rs ds votAr Sc apostaron partidas repu-
btcsDas en los cAminos, para in pedir el paso
sl0t e'ectores fedsrales; los cGjGs vaga-
bu1dos de ciudad posesionaron de las
Duertss de 10 colegios, donde Sc coaccionaba
anuestr0s cDrreligionarios, nasta el punto de
due sigu1os tueron radnteadOs como Sancho en-
+. vents fanosa Y as1 triu nfsron.
Y era de verse Perico Fourier, "a
Nstenzo 4 Guzmsn, llamando pueblo snbs-
rdaC las turbas desarrs padas, cue cspitaDea-
ba1 acohy.i-0s consuetnd inarios como Tomas
Vargas.
Aau4Ho fnt ina parodia ridfcula de iaco-
s!1i.uo frances.
no coutentos con 81 triunfo, se III
n de4t-uir I'll pRrtido federal. Para clio
4 1sgras entrs1as y de instntos saliva
4, 3l= pusiess cd practca tan ma qua
nt.57la1 e pisns mayor del re 9ublica-
t,n9 no se encn1traba. Rosaly habfa
fe1U1cla1o - Acadia porque no seTUta para
Il csc C4sslE 10 Ia quts0 sceptar porque
bnp5co serrit - eigj6 sdes. pero este
lose slnti5 con dnimos bIstGlltes. y ent6aces
tAIaro1 jose Guzman B B.n1tez, alma negrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03

t.lento pervertido, capaz de cualquier cosa
Y le e.8s aron al pnssto de Alcal de, y lie apoy6
el Conite; como necesita5a De u orazo que
e secundase, e echo de Ia Jefaturs de Policia
q Ar{stides Diaz. alma honrada, incapaz &c
presterse ninguns inf4unia, sustituveadoSele
c7n R7dalfn Fgueroa, qae Sc hsbi2 hecho
notable por los procedinientos que hicieron
celehre mar.
enpez6 Ia era de atropellos de infa-
uas, de que hoy protesta g sefor Besosa.
<NosoTRoS Los REPUBIIcASos HONRADos.
PRoTEsTAMos Y PR0TEsTA REMOs SIEMPRE DE
Los ATRoP ELLos DE QUE FUEBoN yICTIMAs AL
GUNos FEDKRALES EN- AQUELLA kPoCA QUE
ToDos REcoRDAMOs Cox INDIGNACION,.
Esto dice IN peri61ico qae dijo el sefor
B.sosa Esta bien; e.as palabras le honran
como poftico como puertorriQ usho. 6Pero
no cree el se1or Bssosa: no Green los senorss
RasslT Cssals Arias. Fourl3isr Barnes, ue
efs protests hubiera sfdo mas boBrada, mas
sfncera, mss pstri61icae en- aquelLa fpocd, cuan-
do So reaiiLsbap atropellos. cisncia Y
pAciencia del Comft6 Repnoicsno, de que di-
chos So fores formabsB parte? Nos eoDsta cue
e0t6acss IN repu5 icano hsnrsd0 cab 4lie
ro.o el Lcdo PARA Capo, llev6 su protesta al
seno de aoue C3mite pi5io Sc dessuforiZsrs
& G4zman Benitez; nos consta tanbien, CUE
la nsYorla de coegas Sc opusferon, q Que.
con risa sard6aica, e se1or Rosaly dijo que
aoueltos atropelos erGn espagct0nes dc Ia libeT-
tod ell sef1or Fournier, nuestro Querfdo ami
20 Perico Fou-ni-r. sxclsno: sSo. Guzmsn
BaniJez es el alCslde Cue TBeTecen LA DEMO
CRAcIA Y los federaes de Ponce7
Y LA DEMoCBAcIA, que aunque defan-
diendo idsales contrarios, presto grandes SER
vicios squelIs localidaa, trato sienpre
esos cabalieros en Ell terre0o particular con Ia
distinction Que ellos Sc merecfsn: Ia DKNoCRA-
CIA cue Sc fund6 en- Ponce hace diez amos;
cue iuch6 laboro por todo 10 que repre-
sentara IN progreso para aque pueb'o; IA
DEMoCRACIA one co1stituia una pagiDa
ds "a hist7ria inte ectusl lie sQnl a ciudad:
tuvo QUE sALIR DE PONCE, acosada por las tur-
bas re pu blicapas, por que no halo garantiss
nj para q vida de redactores ni para os
fntereses de Ia en- presa, cumplleodose asf Ia
profesfa e FOurnier, de que <GqZnan era el
RIcalde Que mereciamos.z
Pero como hay dsuda que 10 Sc pague,
esas nismas turbas, iOspiradas por Guzms0
Figueroa sc han vuelto contra ellos; les han
Der.aguido por las GALES; las han apaleados y
Dor hIttno hssta les arroiaron de aquel Conf
te cuvo prestigio 10 supieron maDtener con
enerrfs decision, cuando as turbas ouisle-
ron I'm ponerseles.
Justo cast.go cue 3 pop1lacho fmpone siem-
pre- los falsos dem6cratas, los que haiagan
sus pssiones ears tonarle de instrume eDto, ain
com premier que esa IS una arm8 de dos dios
cue eoncluye siempre por h5rlr al que Ia ma
nsja
Por ESQ how ante Is protesta css evaDge
lica del sefor Besoss, exc anna nos cor ID SON
risa de Ia am8rgura los la bios
iTARDE PIACHE. CARO- AMICrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
AFRICA DEL SUI

Los beers han Iogrado volar IN tren en-
Watorysl en pleando la dinamita-
z siniestro ocasioD6 nueve muertos diez
g siete heridos contzndose entire les primeros,
tres oHciales del ejercito iDgles.
Sc ha dirigido un despacho al Agente
diplonGtico del Transvaai en Europa, doctor
kavds. en- ell que Sc lie participa que dos of
ri aIes diez ocho sod.dos boers faeron fusi-
ado al yiernes por una columna inglesa en- Las
rercanfas de h flfontein.
Dice Ell aludi1o despacho que de las mujs-
res nffo. reconcentrados por los ingieses q u.
rante 81 mes de gosto prGximo anterior falIe-
sisrop novents siete.
Sc da por SECURE que el presidente te Il Il
ssrv 81 ex-presidente de Estado Librs de
Orange Mr.. steyn. emPrenderAn viaie fines
del mes en- curse, para les Estados nfdos.
-segdn datos estadf.ticos que publica ell
dsusrtamento de la Guerra de Londres, ei
eiercito fng'es Que opera e1 ell Africa del Sur
hs tenido 100 bajas durante el mes de Agosto
1ltimo. ~
.ensarfonal artfculo en- ell que asegura que
IA suerra sud africans esta perdii Ia para los In
gleses. dado 81 csso de quela Gran Bretahs 10
eIsnone de 400 600 honbres que Sc necesitan q
cara dominar 4 las guerlillss trsnsvaalensss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
N07ICIAS De PONCE

va infa'z anenico desfallecido Dor q
ita1ore ls recrgi6 IA policfa en- el Shiosko
- cond Icitndole al hospital.
a-t 4 vsc.ao Norberto QaiIes detuvo dos To-
t,llos, Autores de- robo de un cerdo en- ID
"'sIefa dc Maysgdat
y. - Ply probable cue los rapublcanos ne
t2s -pzrti1arios &c don Nsmesio Ventu-
F1 fne1 Una fraccion aParte y funden un
- C7o a'ta serzn TRES FRACcroNEs las que
4, s"s.ns1 n partido republicano en- Ponce
-"E' CLUBS de propagands.
h., "a "a "a nochs del sshsdo ingressron ctnco
~. en Fl hospital Tricochs, de result>s de
'''' eic4udslos ocur-ldos en- Ia ciudad.
b, - cou1paffa De z1rzusla de a6cianados
,I'' 'adrA eu brsve una excursion por
america de- sur.
s,O.A Aotes De anoche Ia poic(a recogi6 dos sd
iiaos,que ignora ouienss SOD agresores'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
Un robo en- cuadriIIa

En- Ell barrio Quebradas. t6rnfDo munici-
pal de Yauco Sc Ia perpetrado IN robo en-
cBadrilla.
Dias pasados. las diez de Ia noche, to-
csrop en- Ia cas1 de don Ramon Ain odovar va
rios indfviduos uombre de Ia pofcfa fnsu ar.
Alnodovar Sc levant6, abri6 Ia puerta y
uepetraron los bandoeros. Estos estuyleron
en- la alcoba matrimonial, apnntsron cor re-
cotDers ID sef1ora cue estaoa acostaoa ia
fntimarou que diera las llaves. Luego ro-
baron dlnero efectoss = Sc marcnaroD'
La policfa n sus linda gacI0nes, detuvo en-
Ponce Juan g ,refa OropeDsa conocido por
1Naturara, R-m5I Fugnrull Ffuctuoso VI
dal.
En- poder de los dos primeros sc ocupaFon
prendas d. las robadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
g & = zsl1I
NHTAE PDB CD R R ED

Septiembre Z.
Eta nom orado aiministradof de Ia <Liga
de detailfstas> don Juan Aatonio Perez. Sus-
tttnrea don Manuel Castaneira que hizo re-
nuncla del ca go.
nov telegraf4 ore Ell entierro de don Rs-
mon Ferrsn serfs m.nsua- Recuaco' pu@$ oe-
bldo < la enf-rmedad de qua murio, las autori-
dade. ordenaron que ei cadsser sein humase en-
segnida e sepelio fue las de IL tafoe'
rTna nnmerosa concurrencia asisto al acto.
Fl conit4 republicano de Cataho ha reco
nendado al a5untaDiento de Basamoo 81 ooc-
tor Lazaleta para una titalsr de oarrlo'
d msfana Dasado saldra para Ponce
vM4vsesez 81 i.tinguido periodista don Re
liz Matos B.rnier que va Ponerse 81 lrense
de ola Voz de la Patrias
"a ests arregIando ell altar de Ia sirgen DEL
Rosario en- San Jose para las noVenss Gel eui'o'
Anocha las 1s lego esta don Mo5esto
Ramos enthusiasts correligionsrio de Guasans.
vIena con motive de Ia novedad de su sehor
ito, el doc tor Vazquaz.
Mafiana debutara en- Arecioo Ia compsnia
Roncoroni.
G. doctor Alfredo Ferr1n ha venido con
.e.uencia de la gravedad nuerte de su senor
hermano.
Eta nocbe celebrarz session la <Liga de
propietarios.s
comi.iones de todos los psrtidos politieos
y,.isaran esta noche ri nuevo gobsfnador Mr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
EsfADos UMI0o3

En- los cfrculos polfticos = dipiomaticos dc
Washington cfrcula va la esPeele de que IL
actitud de Venezuela, signifca una prepara-
ctdn nara Ia gserra sus contingencies y gus
es Inevitable Ell eucuentro entire las dos rePu-
bicas.
ia enfernedad del a!mirante Sam pson
ba tomado serias preparedness los me-
oicos 10 cahscera tienen muy pocas esperan-
1as de salvar la via del paciente.
I'll pre.idente Nc Ktoley Sc inteTesa mu-
cho por el estado del iiustre narino cada
nornento p-egunta por 81 salud.
Ia alma pota de los me1icos deses Pc
~arta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
F, ,, ,A.TTE AS

Don Francisco Gonz&lez de PattlIas, DOS
suplica haganos Dd5lico que Sc IA sospech ado
de acttud pelisica, cuaDde senpre es fe
der8l.
Darante Ell tempo Que viyio ausente de
adue pueblo 10 medr6 Ia sombra de los In
condiciouaes, manteniendo ipc6luma sus prin-
cipios.
LIE dejamos comp'acijo.
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zARZUELA ESPANOLA

Aver Z ego 4 San Juan ma coupshfa De
n'lueIe espa1ols. en- la qae t0rman parte 'os
sgaudi1os artlstss tenor, don Juan biuti-ta
A1uet BARITONE, don Joe1s @ trrido carsc-
.sfl'uca. dot. PIsr S4rrsgs director ce or
le,a don Emilio Acevedo tiPle, doTla ma
II 9artfa Grnas
= sto1o para Ia tempnrads Sc aorira en
atos 1iss
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Jose Muhoz Rivera

E.ta mGhana tuvinos ell gusto de abrazar
lrstsrDalmeDte sn estas ohcinas, nuestro
t'en Querido amigo com pshero don Jose
Al11z Rivera, q 2 BsrranQ nitas.
Z senor Muhoz departio con Dosotros n "
5reyes mousLtos p0r tener que ssguir via!e
lscia q capital Regresark pasado manans
lg habItual resldeDcia.
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Excitaci6n popular
EN- CAROLINA

Ln Carolina reina excitsci6n popular,
Ausa q e. crimen coDetido alf
For S3u Juan Sc dice que 81 DO sc tiene
Jos oueuA vigi sncia con e barbara autor dc
Ayoaci6n ssesinsto de Petronila Serrano,
eri ssc8d0 De q ckrcei por ell pueb @ o,vengAn-
lose IS e ultraje inferido Ia socisdad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03

Hunt La reception ser& de sy 1ak1oy
de la nocha.
La banda del battalion plertsrrfou
ameDizarA FL acto, tocando escog Ia. pleas
ei <Parque del pa lacio de- eieCutivo.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03

Don a tonic Z nero. de Cone:f . ha es
tado hoy en- { ts. en- asunsos comerciaiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
VEN ZUEEA

e. gobiarno de Venezuela hs pasado una
nots las potenciss extranieras sus na-
clones amigos, explicando ell origen del con
fcto entire aqueia rep10lica 10 De Oolom-
Lie Daraoue iuzguen de la actitud con que ha
co-respcndfdo las demostraeiones de eses
4 ina p1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-03
A RVENA H0ah MhNGAS 7ERDES
LOS REPUBLI LICANOS De PONCE

Nos0tr0s. los repubiicauos
hOnrados, protestam0s y protesta
remos siemp pre- de los atropellos
de Que fusron vlctimas algunos
faderaies eu aquella 6poca que to-
dos recordamos con iu2ignaci6n.s
(Frases pronunciadas por don
Pedro Juan Besosa, en- 50 discur-
20 de sperturz del club publica-
no SBaldorioty
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CHINA. Esq lendida yentilacion Pafqds
iarines la Exc de carruajes Pre-
reducores famlias Aumbraee
electrico moderno.