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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
-FOUR NORTHWEST STATES
NEWS Is BRIEFLY TOLD HERE
Choice Selection of Interesting Items
Gathered Through the Week
Harvesting Is in Full BIast-Big
Crops Assured - Many Accidents
Occpr-PersODa1s.
MONTANA ITEMS.

The Plains Water company has been
incorporated.
The iheater ushers of Butte have
formed q union with &c members.
The school census of Helena shows
an increase of nearly 400 children of
school age.
Charles DAILY of Stacyhas sold to
Boise Brothers of Powderville 1900
weather lambs at $1.75.
Ex-senator Thomas Carter Ct Mon
tana has purchased home in Seattle
and will reside there in future.
There are about 60 students at the
school of mines, 70 at the state nor
NAL and 10 inmates at the orphan s
home in Montana.
Construction of the Montana e
Great Northern railway from Jennings
to the Canadian boundary line is pro-
crossing rapidly. The contractors ex.
rect to begin tracklaying about De-
cember l.
The Pioneer Press says the reports
that the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul will build into Montana, are part,
tally confirmed by an official state
n,ent that the extension is only wait
ing the termination of the Burlington
deal. 1t is announced that should the
Burlington and allied liens attempt to
control western business in the inter.
cts of single line out of st. Paul, or
a single line out of Chicago, the Mil
waukee will extend from the Missouri
river
bad Bill" Dougherty, convicted of
counterfeiting, was ready to slash his
wav to liberty when convicted in the
United States court a few days ago
and sentenced to five years in the peni-
tentiarv. AS he was taken from the
room, it is learned. the officers saw
him make motion that aroused their
suspicious. He was seized and search
ed, and it was found that he had an
eight-inch knife ready for use on the
guards who were to convey him to
prison.
G. W. Ryan, a prominent grocer OF
Great Falls, received a note directing
him to leave $500 at a certain point
as a ransom for his 6-year-old son.
Unless the demand was complied, the
threat was made that fine pieces of
glass would be rammed into the child's
ewes and his hands cut off. Later the
missing child walked into his fathers
store, gagged and crying, but other,
wise unframed. He said he had been
kidnapped by boy named Southwick,
who had first taken him to his home
and afterward to spot he could not
locate. The Southwick boy was found
and arrested. He confessed that he
did the deed of his own volition. and
that he had no accomplices. He ex.
pressed no repentance.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
WASHINGTON News

/ ~.
Everett's new playhouse wa. =.
Nov. 4. sReael
Farm property is in good dam...
Eastern Washington. saa b
The public schools OF Va.
have an enrolment Of 664. ssss
The total Spokane bank c,a...
for October were s6.So6,259 1''as
The run of salmon on the NM.
of Willapa harbor has bean 81
heavy. IVY
Jesse B. Bowman has been sn,..
cd oyster commissioner for ws.
county. 's
Louis Lee, an old resident or ~.
was held up and robbed Of lax -, ~
week. M
w. A. c., 10; U. of w, O. Th..!.
the score of the last football rans !.
Pullman. y
The new Spokane theater II n.
Of beauty. The opening last weet s.
a social event.
Quite a number of wells have s.
Chilled near Hartline this season A.,
ing plenty of water.
The proposed Walla Walla CITY p.s
way company has filed articles !, 'I !.
corporation for $4,000.
Thomas Ogle brought into Wa...
Vile the other day four potatoes m,
weighed 10 pounds and IA ounces
An excellent surface showiny !,
natural gas has been discovered !,
the old Russell farm, three miles g.
Of Rockford.
BY the unaccountable explosion !,
Walla Walla of a plumbers stow
Lester Chaduck and Oscar Giles i
ceived painful injuries.
The Pacific States Oil comnanv 4.
commenced drilling for petroleum viii
two crews. They are located ahou
half mile north of Colville.
Washington stands third In the ii
Of all the states of the Union in II,
percentage Of illiterates among Il
male population of the voting age
The twenty-flrst annual session /
the Whitman county teachers inst
tute closed a successful meeting Ia
week. There were 23S teachers pre-,
ent
Brigadier General Randall has 4,
sumed command of the department !
the Columbia, which recently was On
larged by the inclusion OF the old ii
rartment of Alaska.
1t is now declared to be an assure
fact that Spokane will soon have
mandatory of calcium carbide an
gas machines, which will make pal
roll in the city of $4,000 per month.
The Spokane chamber of commerc
last week started a movement for til
appointment of committee Of eigh
to open the fight for state appropr
alton of 100000 for Washington's es
hibit at the st. Louis fair in 1908.
j. R. Ripley returned to Pullmal
from Iowa with three carloads ia
head) of cattle. The stock consist
of 1 and 2 year old heifers and on
bull. All are high grade or Thorough
bred shorthorns, but none are regll
tered.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
IDAHO GLEANINGs.

-Four men escaped from the county
Jail at Caldwell the other night.
Caldwell has sold $4,000 of 5 pei
cent bonds at par for the construction
OF a system of water works.
A new river guage for the Tnitad
States weather bureau is being nlaced
on the Washington pier of theVineIand
bridge.
wall Il Lynch have finished break.
ing two carloads more of horses in.
tended for shipment for the British
cavalry. ''''''
saltese, the SO-year-old chief of the
Occur 'dAlene Indians, a noted charac.
Ter and friend of the whites, has been
stricken blind. e
bartlett Sinclair, formerly auditor
VI laaho' has been appointed to a posi-
as treasurer of one of the provinces
IN the Philippines.
All hopes of the recovery ~ r+t,o
Louise lMcCarty of st. Maries. who ~
suddenly and mysteriously disannearod
over week ago, has been given IN.
Inc officers and crew of the steamer
lewiston have been unable To Secure
the slightest clew of Ole Olson tbe
oeckhand who mysteriously disanneor
ca at Riparia, Wash, on October 10
The Volimer-Clearwate Grain oon,
pahy one day last week sold 100 Ooo
nushels OF bright brewing barley in
Hhlcago. The grain is now IN oto,on
at Dayton, Pomeroy and SNAKE r,11ee
f'cnls and will be shipped at once
onerlit hroutinger and posse arc ont
- onesley and the Nez Perez prairie
searching for Frank E. Simmons mhe
Is wanted for the ATTEMPTED mrrdno
oi frank Burke yesterday morn,nI
nu,he was shot in the right shonlder
ara seriously injured. Ae'
Constable Murphy overlook smn,o,
IN the hills near Craig mountain ana IN
rested nm, Simmons MAKING no -
ance. Simmons said he ran 80 -e'iS'-
cause he feared after Burke was ah pe
Inat mob would come and bana b; nu'
hepUrts from Chesley are that Rprtn,.
condition is much improved. and tboro
"re strong hopes of his recovery
The case of Kootenai count,
u W., A. Hart DR.. Frank Wene and
fienry Reiniger of Rathdrum and d anu
e ~ OF Standpoint, bondsmen of 49,
s !. George H. Pease. 10 rooo,
lor money stolen from the countT ,,,e
ne..ie s,o oY the bondsmen agreeing "t to
pay pay slzoo within six months to the 10
c cou. " anc each side to pay its own
t,a "a bolse eoroner's jury recently found
Inat James Reynolds, known as s.s,,i lvuna
who died recently, came ~ y,
aeath as result of fall reca;vod 10 ms
. nght with John Stiner in tba u aui
where Reynolds was barkeeper '"1 Th saloon
Gus occurred October 2s, Reynolds bein a
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
N. p. Buys Equipment.

II Is announced that the Northern Pa.
enc VIII place another large order for
Tt before the close of the year.
49,. 'D order will be for so giant locomo-
Ives s,Ses, ~ first class sleepers, 10 tourist
sieepers' 20 first class day coaches, four
u,nng ears, six baggage cars, 1000 box
oo looo nat cars, 300 ballast cars and
uT lrelght cabooses. A rough estimate
Places the total cost at over 50. 500, 900.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
Football Games.

West Point, N. Y, Nov. Am the
most closely contested football game ever
played on West Point field the cadets
tied Yale's strong team by score Of
to 5.
New York, Nov. 3.-Between 5000 and
1000 people saw the Columbia football
team shut out the representatives of the
University of Pennsylvania. Score: Co
lumbia, IL; Pennsylvania, 0.
Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. 3.-Prineeton scor-
ed hard fought victory over Cornell by
the narrow margin of 2 points, the final
score being 8 to 6.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 3.-Harvard
easily defeated Brown 4S to 0.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
MINING NOTES.

The Lucille Dreyfus group near Nelson
Wash, has commenced to ship six tons Of
ore daily to the Cranky smelter.
The Spokane chamber of commerce
fas decided to take steps to secure tho
repeal of the United States revenue
taxation on the issuance and transfer
OF mining stock.
1t is reported by people from Lake
view. on Lake Pend Oreille, that big
strike had been made on the Weber
property, some of the ore assaying as
high as 1000 ounces of silver to the
TN.
j. M. Hagerty was tarred and
feathered at Loomis, Wash, last week
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
Devos Himself to Developing Agricultural Washington
Oregon and Idaho

The latest good Portland
holding exchange
walls Farmers and stockmen
products also CATTLE horses sheep day
are then made to local merchants They
Business bsky Ideas exchanged enjoy
shopping and brief rest Land sales also made
the newspaper publicity Colonel Judn efforts always orgna
rcve and substantial He believes amity rather
that makes friends and business for his railroad
me experiments conducted by Mr. Judson
his
work OF organizing meetings
all the industrial
States agricultural department
other " $50.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
To Ride for King Edward.

New York, Nov. According to the
Newmarket correspondent of the World
little. Danny Maher is now the premier
jockey of the world. He has been en-
gagged to ride the horses in charge OF
Trainers t. Blackwell and Richard
Marsh at the combined salary of 5000
for the next season, the highest amount
ever paid any jockey in the world for a
years work in the saddle.
Marsh trains for King Edward VII.
The engagement of Maher is regarded as
tactful way of expressing the kings
opinion that he is not prejudiced against
American riders.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
shops Burned.

oan Francisco, Nov. 4.-The repair
81 o4oPs OF the Santa Fe Railroad company
~ roint Richmond, which contained con-
doO4 valuable machinery, have been
$l25OOO. 'o'' ~"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
Form n Whent Pool

Eureka Junction, Wash, Nov. Am
extensive wheat pool, made up by some
OF the large wheat ranchers of Eureka
nat, is possibility of the near future
1t is probable that the pool if formed will
be at figure approximating so cents.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08

1t has been decided by the Kansas
supreme court that opening window
screen constitutes 'burglsrious break
irg, within the meaning of the law"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08
Portland.-walla walla 556

Portland.-Walla walla, 55@55kc;
valley, 55c; bluestem. 551kc.
Tacoma. = Unchanged; bluestem
551sc; club. 541zc.
The rough edges are smoothed down
by contact with the unknown quantity
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08

o., Condemnation comes frequently
i'om sources least expected.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-08

knocked down BY stinsr and .,,...'
head against the ice chest 81. \
been held under arrest. M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
ULTIMOS CABLES
ESTAn0s sSMEDOs

Anuncian de Nueva York que en- IN pue-
bio de Indiana ha sido quemado yivo IN indi-
viduo dc la raza de color por haber ultra jado 4
una blanca.
-Dicen de California que en- la mafIsna
de aver lego al puerto de San Francisco an
trasporte americana conduciendo al general
Nc Arthur, Jete que fue de las tropas america
mas en- ell archipelago filipino
- Al ser interrogado este por varios perio.
dfstas aseguro que la rebellion agoniza pues
hoy no existe ell partido imperialista el mo.
Vimlento de rebellion solo 10 forman partidas
aIsadas que Sc dedican mas Que Ia defansa
de un idea, al piilaje, y que la sublevacf6n es-
t& douinada,
Ell fnforme del letrado de Hacienda con
resPecto a. In puesto locsi que SO pretende es-
taolecer en- Puerto Rico sobre ell cafe extran
Jero cue Sc fmporte, dice cue coDsidera Ia lev
inyulnerabie y que una vez dnfgido = deere.
tado o. cebotaje deben segui- Iib1es los pro-
duct9s procodentes &c lbs Esta4os unidos V
porte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
es dejar traslucir mucho,
nada dice en- conclusion.

En- la imposibilidad de opener un solo ar
gupento sola prueba que desvirtuen las
deciaraefones terminates explfcitas de Mr..
Hanna, inteuta echar brona ell asunto; pero
Dios no e ha llamado por ell camino de la gra-
cia, nj ia de llamarle, aun cuando 10 bauticen
una docena de obispos, derramando sobre su
frente toda Ia sal de Cabo Roio.
Por ESQ ell daoguito que ntercala en-
artfculo Para bobOs-y ellos va dirigi io-es
la soserfa en- pasta.
Por mucho que Sc examine
Sc lie We la tostada;
pero quiZas ina CINE
que superb Taboada.
DR., podra hacer concebir grandes lisonjeras
esperanzas los incautos Desgraciadamente
para ei, el numero de estos escasea, y esas va
guedades efectistas de que vale, miste-
rio de que rodea; esa discretion de que bla-
soma entire llneas-como quien posee un secreto
interesantfsimo no quiere soltarlo, porque
este ser1a impogttico no son poderosos suf-
cientes coniurar ell condcto Que amenaza
diyidfr al partido republican, que adquiere
Bayam6n, en- Manatf, en- Guayama Y sobre
TODD en- Ponce, caracteres proporciones alar-
nantes.
Nj ell famoso interUie,O que confeccion6
su regreso de la metr0poll ii su presencia en-
la ciudad del companfa de ROssy de
Sanchez Morales, bastaron q camar Ia ester
vecencia que allf reina entire las huestes repu-
blicanas.
Su prestgio declina
no ha de recuperarlo seguramente fan
dolo TODD al tempo.
Va todos sa5eDos, ti-ios J troyanos, ell
valor, ia signi6caci6n ell alcance que tiene
la socorrda N uietiia de: &E tie ! 30 dira. p
<Y sino al tfempo...S &E tempo hablara
per n0sotros....
Al emplear esas frases hechas ell doctor
olvida aquela otra: &iComo cambedn los item
pos!,9 olvido imperdonable tanto mas cuanto
para 6, segdn parece, los tiempos han empe-
zado cGnlbear IN POGO.
va no ejerce sobre los suyos la Influenza
que eiercfa antes
Digalo gu fracaso en- Ponce.
10 que ocurre en- B2yam6n, en- gu mismo
pueblo, donde Sc lie adora acata como IN
Saut6n.
NAL aho para el Egangelsta segdn le
deaomna IN correligona ario de Guayama!
hasta lie ponen notes sus amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Brocha gorda
Praxedes Santa go.
Nf1@ K

Praxedes Santiago.
Vfene mis- mentes nombre, asf como
10 parsonihcacfon del respeto de Ia simpatfs.
No trato de envoyerle en- Ia aureoia de la H.
sonia sin6 consagrarle ell honroso homemade
que los buenos Sc merecen
El sen)r Santiago es de IN taento fecundo
un caracter recto desapasionado.
Nay joven fu6 probo e5cribiente del muni-
cipio de la Cidra, su pueblo nativo. Su afc6n
per Ell estudio lie hacfa acudr en- las horas de
qua castellana, adquriendo asf m preciado
caudal d. profQndos conocmientos.
Despu6s, pOr exaltac!6n de sus propios me-
ritos desempeA6 las alcaldfas del Dorado Y
Barceloneta consig0iendo los aplausos de sus
propios adyersarios pofticos
Amante de la bandera de Espafa pero
tambi6n adorador ferviente do las libertades
del siglo, al formarse Ell partdo federal ngre-
SO en sus huestes, prestandoe e apoyo yafoso
de su inteligencia y ell concurso de gus innu-
merables pros6iitos.
En- los dltmcs amos per odo de pura prueba
para los federales, nfe otras a gunos que prego-
naban su patrotismo, Sc alejarOn de nuestras
trincheras, Praxedes Santiago quedaba serene
frme en- medic del frdgar de los combates.
levantando por 10 alto ia eGsefa de a patria.
Orador de palabra fAcil y sug8stva semos-
trabS en- Ia tribuna e acento del apostol
de una idea, y gu Yoz era veces Ia melodia de
un artiSta, otras 81 clarfn que anuncia 81
principle de IL batalla.
Admirado de las sublimes tradiciones de
los Essados Unidos, confa esperai......
El sefior Santiago no es un mercader en- ell
terfeno de a poftica.
Su pequena fortuna, conquistada fuer de
privaciones de sacrifcios, la ofrece en- holo.
ca austo de ID ibertad puertorrIquena, que es
Ia Justification de Ia metro poll americana.
Enrique Rosario.
Caguas Agosto de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Mr.. 7 echter
NO HAY TAI RENUNCIA

Aver dijimos. tomandolo de unas notas
que nos enviaron de San Juan, que ell Jefe de
la Poicfa Inslar Mr.. Techter, habfa tenido Sc
rias diferencias con agunos mfembros de Ia
Comisi6n directiva del Cuerpo, que ell Gober-
nador Sc ha5fa puesto de parte de 6stos desai-
rando al jefe, por 10 que era probable presen-
tase este la renuncia.
Hoy, mejor informados, podemos decir cue
estos t'timos extremes son ciertos, pues Ell
gobernador apoya al primer jsfe d la insu-
lar.
Cierto que existen diferencias entre Mr..
Techter algunos miem bros de Ia Comisi6n
pero las 1timas medidas adoptadas en- ell cuer-
po, no han podldO ser mas tendencies q cortar
los abusos que venfa cometiendo la poIicia In
euIar en- muchos pueblos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
2 DEESTR0 = sENaESTRO

The Country, que suele burlarse ratios
perdidos-verdaderam perdfdos-del cas-
teIlano <sui generiso que emplea The Sd1. Jltd7l
Ne'cs, ncurre el mismo defacto, ALA Sc
otro.
Atndd mdis, burlabase antes de los epfgra-
les largos; perO desde que tom0 aspecto de pc
penosos.
Vease la clase:
Ponce TdLiosos & iraportantes amigos uie-
men q e1ogrosdr LdS iLas del Comite repubitcano.
Gr01s q nb'ed de Is dc Agosto. (Estilo San
Juan Ne1os.)
Cita despu6s ell nombre apelldo de los
se5'ores qEe entran formar parte del Comfte
que acaba de reorganizarse, Y por cierto que
entire ellos no fguran los elementos mas carac-
terizados de las hnestes poncenas. Estos estan
con los dfsdentes resultan mas importaDtes
mas valiosoS
Al final agrega, por via de comentario:
&iBien por los buenos repubIicanos de
Ponce1
De este Sc desprende que ell msmo The
Country reconoce que en- la ciudad del Sur hay
republicanos buenos malos.
NADIA mas que los disidentes afrman que
los purOs son los malOs. -. viceversa.
Conyendria aclarar ell punto, por mas que
la opinion sensata ha dirimdo esas diferencias,
expresandose en- esta forma:
<-Todos son piores
Aunque en- terminus vulgares
Sc echan en- cara sus yerros,
resutan los mismos perros
con diferentes collares.
Rife, alborota esa grey,
LENA de inquina Juror,
sin darse tregua, por NOR
del reparto de <mamey.1
El doctor Barbosa, al sentirse apabulado
por la carta de Mr.. Hanna, que "a conocen
nuestros ectores, sabe como salir dsl ato-
ladero.
echandoselas de pil1n astuto, quiere
dar entender que entire 6l y el senador men
cionado existen inteligencias que no convene
divulgar, pues clio ser1a altamente impolftico.
Bah! No sale del aprieto,
yse comprende, ipso fdct0,
que no ha habido ning1n pacto
nj p1blico nj secreto.
Toda la defensa del leader, que es fl ois,
muy foja, Sc reduce una serie de No edias pa
labras, que hacen muy POGO honor gu inven-
tiva.
Esta vez fu6 POGO ducho
y, por mas que su ntenci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Selection de pnertol'riquenos
Los escOgidOs e

En la selection de pueitorriquehos para
eursar estudios en- Washington sc han escogi-
do los siguientes j6venes
San Juan: Manuel L. Sadafia Jesfs Ma
Gonzslez, Leoncio Mosquera.
Arecibo: octavio Jordan Miranda, Leo.
poldo Mercader.
Aguadills: Manuel Rivera, Alexandra Ruiz
Soler. Ceciio Reyes Torres.
Mayagta2: Herminio 1risarry, Arturo Ri
chard, Rogelio Cavestany
Ponce Guillermo Rivera, Manuel Z. Toro.
Hector Llorens.
Guayama: Alexandra Guillot, Jose Con-
ZaleZ, Jesus M. de Jesus.
Humacao: Fernando Valera, Rafael Mo.
rera, Francisco Marquee Davila
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
PARTIDO FEDERAL
Subcomite de obreros de Barranquitas
HABLA EL PATRIOTISMO
Sr. don Francisco de p. Acsi1a.
g.. f,aa

San Juan.
Dstngnido com pa triota: Los que suscri-
ben, miembros del Subeonit6 de Obferos del
Gran Partido Federal, en- este pueblo, anan-
tes de la justicia y de todo aquello que sfgn1-
fque libertad prosperidad, para esta nuestra
querida cuanto desgraciada TERRA; Sc compla.
cen en- felicitar Va, demas honorabIes Sc
flores, que componen Ell Directoro, ofrecien-
doles su adhesion sir patfas.
En- estos dias aciagos para la patra, Ell
que su porvenir Sc presenta leno de oscuras
nebulosidades, necesfta la colectividad & su
frente hombres que, como vosotros, llenos dc
f6 patri6tica, pueden resistir, como la encina
el embate de los vientos, las fuerzas embesti-
das de- despotismo.
En- vosotros deposita eli pals sn eptera con
HAMA; ST llegara un da que ell azar Ia
fortuna os levaran al sacriicio, detr&s de yo-
sotros irfa el pats.
Quedan respetuosamente vuestras 6rde-
hes altos amigos y correigionaros. jose Je-
s1s Maldopado, Angel Madonado, Pedro Co
ION Maldonado, Jes1s Ma Santos, M8riano
Maldonado, Pablo Rosario, Portaatfn Cine
hez, JESUS Ma Rodriguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
Was p1bIicas

Be encdentran en- construction reparan-
dose las siguientss carreteras caminos
De Cidra las Cruces; de Aguas buenas a
Caguas de San Lorenzo Caguas
En- estudfo y pr6xmo construir:
:. Secci6n de Ponce Adjuntas, desde ell XII
lometro IS Adjuntas, trozo en- la secci6n
de Utusdo Arecibo, de Caguas 4 Humacao v
de Manatf Ciales.
Estan reparapdose los derrumbes del ca.
tiAal : S'' N's-'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
81 AFRsCA De- aas9

DeSpachos de Lorenzo MARQUEE dicen Que
el general Botha ha ogrado atacar por sorore-
So las ayanzadas del ejercito que acaudilIa
lord Kitchener matando 21 hombras
Oespues hizo maniobrar un cfrculo sne
tropas, Grey endose que trata de atacar ej fan
co derecho de los ingleses
-En Londres CORE el rumor de que 7 600
inglesas mas, fernando un total de T. 600 ro
dean por todas parties al general Bofha. yone
no tenora mas remeoio que morir reudrse
con todas las guerriIlas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-20
= - otiCi-aE y, $

Ell ayuntamiento de Arecibo Sc adhere al
de San j Juan Mayagtez en- sus acuerdos con-
ira Ell cafe brasef1o.
La Colonia espafiola de Arecibo abre una
colecta para ell monumento que Sc levantara
Madrid la memoria del rey de Espa1a
Alfonso XII.
g-Leoncio Barreiro.-Cruiano-D -Dentts-
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belvis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
Don Virgilio Zapata, vecino de Lajas, ce-
de generosanente an buen predio de terrenos
para la casa escuela que ALI ha de cons
tTuirse.
Han fngresado en- 81 presidto de San Juan
los individuos Carmelo Figuera vazquez Fe-
lix Garcia.
.g Jose G. del Vale Fortaleza 7D.-Of-
cfnas para la gestion de asuntos administrat-
vos en- todos los centres ofciales.
El doctor Juan Garrfga esta nombrado
m6dco > Observation-Disclosures ti.-Tendra que
residir aquel caserio.
El aynntamiento de la capital ha aumen-
tado una bora de trabajo por la tarde, en- las
ofcinas municipaes.
= MnsbIss de todas classes Margarlda &
IL
La logia Tanama, de Arecibo, ha vuelto
reanudar ell trabajo de sus taleres.
Don Pedro E. Zamorano, stbdito espaf1ol,
que ejerce ell com ercio en- San Juan ha sa}ido
para Espaha por el vapor SCiudad de Cadz.o
FL competents Professor normal don Teo
doro Agnar regresara los Estados Unidos en-
el vapor del de Septfembre pr6xmo to-
direction en- Baltimore, Md, donde tiene fun
dada casa de pupios desde hace dos a1os.
Informes sobre pupilaje, carrera, vida Bal.
tfmore &, seran dados por ell seflor Aguiiar
desde su resdencia Humacao las peFso.
que los soiicitaren durante el presemte
mes. 81
Nuestro j6ven amigo don Ramon Lzardi |
va la villa Dc Arecibo encarg ado de sque- |
liza estaci6n teegrsfca como djimos aver 81 |
no ell prop6sito de p1acticar ella