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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31

/ Louis F. Neil, aged about forty
, years, widower and by occupation
farmer, was found murdered;at his
/ home near the National Road i'm the
northern end of this county on last
Friday afternoon by his neIghbors,
who, missing him, had instituted
search.
Neil was married three times, his
last wife having died about three
years ago. He had no children and
lived alone on his farm. He was a
man of considerable means and re-
Gently sold piece of land for which
he Is supposed to have received a cash
payment of several hundred dollars.
For some days prior to the discov-
cry of the murder by his neighbors
Neil was seen in company with an
itinerant clock repairer. This man
suddenly disappeared and from that
time his whereabouts have been un-
known. Neil was missed by his
nelghbors for number of days and
finally becoming suspicious search
for him was instituted. Friday after
naon they went to his house which
was entered by them. After thor
oughly investigating the premises
and not finding the missing man
closet in one of the rooms was opened
and the dead body of the man was
found within. His head had been
crushed by blunt instrument, prob
ably Ratchet, which was found near
the door of the closet.
The scene of the crime is situated
in the extreme northern end of this
county on the old National road near
the Pennsylvania State line and on
the western slope of Keyser's Ridge.
Neil's postoffice was Strawn, Pa.
As soon as the discovery of the
crime was made jury of inquest was
summoned by Acting Coroner Peter
Nathan, of Grantsville. After the re-
udlus ol IHe lnuruefeu man laQ Deen
viewed by the jury that body re-
turned a verdict that the deceased
had come to his death at the hand of
some party or parties to them I'M
known.
The States officers at Oakland have
been placed in possession of what
little facts are known concerning the
tragedy and every effort is being
made by them to discover the guilty
party or parties connected with the
crime. The murder is most myster-
ious and there is slight prospect of
the discovery of the perpetrators of
the outrage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
Coming Attractions.

The phenomenal success with which
the Stewart Fulmer Co. has met in
the larger cities this season will
doubtless be repeated here where the
company will begin a three nights
engagement, beginning Monday, No
vember 4. The initial production
will be the picturesque, romantic and
tremendously successful four act
comedy drama of life in Old Virginia.
1.-THE Southern Rose" which every
lover of the beautiful in theatricals
should witness. Mr.. Fulmer has the
exclusive right to produce this piece
on the road and it is now for the first
time to be seen at popular prices-15,
% and 80 cents. The mounting, scenic
objects and costumes are beautiful.
The company is composed of carefully
selected and thoroughly competent
metropolitan players and uncom-
monty good productions of high-class
plays are promised during this en-
gagement. New and genuinely agree
able specialties will be introduced be-
tween the acts, making virtually a
continuous performance, a kind of
entertainment that is immensely pop
ular in the big cities.
BY all means see 1.-THE Southern
Rose at the opera house next Mon
day night.
The repertoire includes The Ven
detta,' - sin the Heart of Tennessee
1.-THE Bondsman' and "Pygmalion
and Galatea.n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
The United States Gov
eminent Report shows
ROYAL Baking Powder to
be stronger, purer and
better than any other.

| Mr.. H. H. Warwick, of near Barton.
was a business visitor to Oakland Fri
day of last week.
Rev. Bunner, OF Gladesville, w. Va,
who is conducting a revival service
near Gortner, was in town last Fri
day and made this Office a brief visit.
Another excursion was run to Cum
berland last Sunday from Oakland
, and points west. On next Sunday
an excursion will be run from Oak
land and points east to Grafton and
Clarksburg.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale
by all dealers.
This Office is in receipt of memoir
of the life of the late Junge jeremiah
Morrow Wilson, of Washington, who
recently died very suddenly in that
city. The memorial sets out in brief
the busy life of that most remarkable
man who was probably at the head of
his profession in the Countrywide
law. A beautiful half-tone engraving
of the deceased is printed on the first
page of the booklet. In life Judge
Wilson was one of the summer resi-
dents of Oakland and was held in
high esteem by all who knew him.
That an epidemic of diphtheria is
imminent in Oakland cannot be con
cealed. There are number of cases
already in town and thus far one
death has resulted. 1t is well for the
public generally to be made acquaint-
ed with the facts when an outbreak
of this character threatens, that they
may be placed on their guard and in
measure use representatives. for the
safeguard of their children and them
selves. All families should be effect
ually quarantined when case is
known to exist, as it is the only safe
and sure remedy against spread of
the malady.
60 to Hinebaugh's Restaurant for
meals, lunches, oysters, etc Ladies
dining room in connection.
Halloween comes tonight. Usually
on the morning following Halloween
Oakland presents woe-begone and
| dilapidated appearance. Store boxes,
gates, old wagons, signs and many
other things are piled high in the
streets. Sometimes sidewalks are
lifted bodily from their places and
dumped into the street. In some
instances this is the quickest manner
of getting rid of dangerous walks
many of which are now in evidence
to the casual observer who has occa-
sion to walk along certain of our
thoroughfares, notably Second street.
Mr.. w. f. Boyer, of Accident, who
left his home some fourteen years ago
and went west where he settled in
San Francisco, afterward marrying a
lady of that city, arrived in Oakland
Sunday morning to pay a brief visit
to his parents at Accident and his
many friends in Oakland where he
was employed prior to going west.
Mr.. Boyer is manager of one of the
largest machine works on the Pacific
coast which position he obtained by
hard work and application. His wife
came east some weeks ago and met
Mr.. Boyer here. Before returning
home the couple will visit New Or
leans and other southern cities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
Fell From His Engine and Fatally Injured

tel TIOH MS Ely lilC anu Fatally injured.
a fireman on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad named Isaac Sebold,
fell or jumped from his engine on
Sunday afternoon as it was descend
ind the seventeen-mile grade at a point
near Swanton and received injuries
which resulted in his death Monday
evening. Sebold, according to the
statement made by his engineer, was
sitting in his seat in the cab when q
cold water pipe in the tirebox burst
with a loud report. simultaneously
steam and hot water filled the cab
and it is thought that Sebold, becom-
ing frightened, jumped through the
window. The engine was going at a
rate of speed exceeding twenty miles
an hour. In falling SeboId's head
struck rock fracturing his skull at
the base. He was brought to Oak
land and at the McComas hospital
every effort was made to save his life
but his injuries were of such nature
that the physicians were unable to do
anything. His friends, living in Phil
adelphia, were communicated with
and on Monday evening brother of
the young man arrived here. Shortly
after his arrival the injured man died
without having regained conscious
ness. His remains were prepared for
burial by Undertaken Bolden and
shipped to Charlestown, w. Va. for
burial.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
Call for Your Letters.

Mrs. Mary f. Shafer, Mrs. Geo. l..
Rhodes, Mrs. LYDIA j. Paugh, Mrs.
Minnie Forbes, Miss Emma Johnson,
Miss Emma Riley, Miss Lizzie EN-
merson, James Calhoun, l.. H. Friend,
Israil Spiker, Il. o. Miller, John W.
Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
Oakland Club.

A special meeting of the Oakland
Club will be held in the club rooms
Tuesday night, November 5th. Full
election returns will be received,
luncheon served and auction of the
periodicals held. Let all members be
present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31

When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and feel dull after
eating you may know that you need
a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Sam
pies free at all drug stores.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31

Come and see the largest and best
assortment of gloves and mittens ever
carried in stock in Swanton. Also
full line of underwear, as well as shoes
for everybody. Bring along your
cash and produce and get credit for
the balance. VIM. w. Sweet, Agt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31

Recently Sold His Farm and Robbery Sus-
Pected Being the Motive for the
Crime. Missing Itinerant Clock Member
Suspected.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
For Sale

Six good mich COWS, at bargain for
cash. Offer open until Nov. I. Want
to reduce number. Apply to
% 2t. H. WEBER & Sons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon the land of the I'M
dersigned lying in District No of
Garrett county either for the purpose
Of fishing, hunting or passing through
the same with weapon or in pursuit
of game of any kind.
All persons found so trespassing
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. G. w, FRIEND.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Louis r. Neil, of this County. Found
Murdered at His Home.

WAS A WHOEVER AND LIVED ALONE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-10-31

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Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
OAKLAND, MD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17

erreerfa Especaidad
acete p t efs de esctoro
Importation dircta. Ventas pormyo detail
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17

lss el espacio serene y luminoso en- que
yuelan, agHilas altiyas los suenos del patflota.
IA Ia condensation sublime de todas las
grandes ideas que iluminan el mundo, en- esta
sola idea refalgente, gigantic y poderosa como
el sol la soberania del pueblo
rs una estrella de iulgor clarlsimo RE
lando en- N cielo de la libertad, como en- Fran
cia. .,o.
KS una constellation admirable de pueoios
libres que lleVa. este nom6re oenulIo. oulaa,
Es 81 c6digo de los dereehos hunanos es-
crito uor Ia mano de un dios,
Es 81 angel redentor que rompe con su es-
nada famigera las cadenas que torlan los t-
fls Ia escuea que surge del preside Sc
conyiarte an basfica Es Ia escueia, lardlh
hermoso donde ell maestro cnltiya Ia TERRA
yfrgen fecunda del cerebro del nlno.
Es la sangre ardente y ioven que nutre
las yenas del pueblo, y le da brlos para escalar
las inmensss alturas.
No es ell hombre que roba, que blaslema,
que insuta; que Sc humilia ahte los grahues
Sc crece ante los debiles.
Es eli hombre que estuda, que plensa, que
medta ;que moia el yunque con el sndor de
sd frente, la frente con el roclo de los gran
des pensamientos.
Es I'm azul sin manchas en- cuyo orlente SO
evsnta siempre ell astro del derecho
Es una vfrgen Immaculate que no admlte
Ia c6nnla con el rencor, con la basfemi con
la insidia
Es la ley severa que no Sc dobla, la lustl'
cia radiante que no Sc nuola, el progreso que
CORE toda maquina por las Was de Ia terra;
e ideal que sube con las alas aoiertas a 10
cumbre.
Es 81 servo hecho h)mbre; ell hombre ciu-
dadano; el ciudadano, estadlsta, 81 esta9ls1s,
Qenio; ell genio subendo al Csptolio, oeso9
ei Capitolio dirigendo los destinos de su raza'
el alma en- Dios, para que DOS le llumlhe, le
conforte, v le de las grandes energfas las
srandes resoluciones de JESUS y de Was
hington.
I'd RepttbtcG cierra ell paso la emigra-
ci6n uue, triste desolada, sin hogar sin te,
husca leios del lar native la muerte, acaso CO.
mo fin de sus tremendos iofortunios.
In ReDlblicG abre los bra2os q la lnmigra-
ci6n oue yiene plantar su tienda al amor de
Ia lumbre de la libertsd, dignifcarse en- los
amplios hogares de la ciudadanta vigori-
zar 81 mGsculo inactive en- las inmensas ira
guas del trabajo.
La RepdbHca no es la envldia Que quema
las entraiias; es e amor que puriica los cora
mes. ..o
No es el agula rampante ahogando entire
ans parras un cordero; es Ell agulla cauoal
mldiendo las alturas bebiendo la luz de 10
infnitO.
No es e mar aSsorbiendo las aguas de los
rios: es el RIO fecundando, nutriendo dandc
vida 4 los campos uberrimos.
No es una naci6n desangrando, aherrojan
do Aun pueblo inerme triste, menesteroso dc
pan y de afecto. Es un gran pueblo levan-
do ei bienestar, la salud, la vida todas la'
tierras en- que lota su bandera invencible.
para ser republican, no hay que odt ~
1t,t hornbre: es necesario amar los hombres'
Es necesario que la conciencia sea pur'
como la linfa del arroyo; que el corazon sci
amplio, con la amplitud del espacio; que la cloa
ca revuelta no sapique el rostro encenagu'
el alma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
N0TICJAs

Tns srtesanos del Centre <San LuisS don
Jose Ocasio Hidalgo, don Pedro Cruz, don Gu
mersindo Ocasio Morales don Jose ocaslo,
nns encargan demos en- su nomore graclas
expresivas sus compaheros de Carolina, por
al afectvoso recibimiento que alli le dispen'
saron.
Quedan colnplacidos.
De Catafo SO prepara una emigration de
treinta artesanos que, faltos de traoaloi apan,
dnnan 81 sualo dc la patris, diriiiendose
Santo Domingo.
Ma1ana insertara La DEMocRAoIA ma
cr6nIca one nuestro ouerido director con Ma
rianoAbril envia desde Nueva Orleans
49, Hace toda clase dc trabajos en- MAQUINA
De EscMBIE Miguel Aguayo en- Ssnturce'
Esmero pFesteza, 4-l0
M. Rove, miembro de la comlsi6n revi.
sora de 4eyes, ha peddo que el traductor del
Conseio eIecatiyo sea destDado al servicio de
dichs copIsi6n, durante ell tempo que clio
pneda dscicar
Don Jose Tous Soto esta nombrado fiscal
de q Corte de Distrto de Arecibo, en- sustl-
tuci6n de don Elpidio de los Santos que pre-
sent6 su renuneia
Fn d n1mero de aver J al tratar sobre
al yngettYlq pedag6gico, por error de GAIA dill
mos nue uno de los profesores que tomaron
narta en- dicho meeting fue Ia se1ora viuda de
Penedo. cuando es dofa Monserrate Rios de
Penedo.
por el primer vapor que salga para los
Estados Unidos Sc enviara Washington el
ipforme del primer afo de vida del gobierno
cyil, dirijido por Mr.. Allen,
los propietarios de fncas urbanas de
cataao Sc aument6 sus panlas en- el valor
decIarado de los solares, justipreciandolos
raz6n de un dollars la yara cuadrada. Hay
carta que solo por ell sobre tendra que satisfa-
car diez dollars de contribution.
Muchos de los perjudicados eran Hollan-
distas fervoTosos.
Ahora chillan.
tWJoseG g. del Vale Fortaleza u )-'ofei.
mas para la gesti6n de ssuntos administra,
tivos.
Una poderosa compahis americana hS
contratado los trabalos del ferro-carril que
proyecta 81 general Stone.
Dentro de POGO, pues Sc dara principle
las primeFas 50 millas de San Juan Nagua
DO, por caguas.
La vaeante que ha dejado Tous Soto Ell
Ia corte dc Dlstrito de Hmacao 10 cubre dol
Felix santoni, segun nombramiento heeho re
eientemenfe.
HOY sali6 del dep6sito municipal de est
elBded eu rita para ia careel de Humscao Je
sds Santiago. Alli cumpllrA condena por de
terminado delito
Muv ursnto eomenzara prestar servcio
IN anc6n sobfe 81 RIO de Ia Plata-Dorado
I'll eomlte central de Il sFedersei6n lloFe
nrptessa establishments de lss manifestaeione
hsshss NJ Huntpor 81 slhan htanislao g
srane, rsfplntarn Rlssrlh Saffan0i 81 san
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
PREsos POR RUTA
De RUMAcA0 A SAN JUAN
Tentativa de fuga en- Oaguas


Aver legaron a esta ciadad los siguientes
presos procedentes de la carcel de Humacao y
en- ruta para ell preside de San Juan, donde
extinguiran sus penas.
Pablo Santana Donis, de la Carolina, con-
den&do catorce aios, ocho muses. Veintiun
dias, en- causa sobre violaci6n de una nina me-
nor de edad,
Maximino Agosto Santiago, de Juncos,
condenado catorce amos, cinco meses VEIN
tlun dias,por homicidio de Pedro Ramirez.
Felipe Herrera, alias Dndn, de Vieques,
condenado doce amos un dfa como RESPONSE
bic del homicidio de Demetrio Pimentel,
Ruflno Garay Carmona, de Luquillo, sem
tenciado por esiones Goya Burgos.
Juan Adorno Flores, homicida de Zeno
Ramos, de Humacao, sentenciado q catorce
aiios, ocho meses veintiun dfas.
John Clark, de orfgen ingl6s, con residen-
ella en- Vieques, ,condenado cat0rce amos, ocho
meses yeintiun dias en- un proceso relative al
homicide de un tai Abbott
Jacinto Flgueroa Ruiz, de LuqulIo, con.
denado 40 meses como autor de un delito de
disparo de armas
Pedro Reyes, copocido por Murcia, alias
Perole, condenado siete amos, s,cuatro dias poi
atentado la guardia municipal. Este indi-
yiduo formaba parte de las turbas republica-
mas del mencionado pueblo tiene IN procesc
pendiente por oil asalto de Ia carcel, hecho Ell
que comparte su responsabilidad con otro'
proeesados.
Horas despnes d. hallarse en- Csguas, OBJ
servo el encargsdo del dep6slto que habfsn CO
menSado fraeturar la pared del calabozo
y COZ sus pesquisas pudo poner en- claro qut
Santana Perole tenfan un plan combinadt
para la fugs en- las atlas horas de la noehe
Sc tomaron precauciones para irustrar 10
intentos, esta mafiana iban todos camino lie
presidiO, escoitados por Ia guardia iusular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17

I'll bale de etiqueta que transfri6 el CAST
no, tendra etecto ell sabado pr6ximo,
El sabado 6ltimo tuvo la pc'ieia que EN-
plear GrgtTlentoS c0ntundenteS cen ell cindada-
no Tomas Vargas. Este qued6 sonvancidO.
Mr.. Teller, jefe de policia, denunci6 algu-
nos carro6 de los que ocdpaban los msnitestan-
tes Ell domingo Gltimo, por exceso de carga;
pero al dia siguiente cuando 81 presencar0n
los carreteros la iefatura, fueron despacha-
dos por el cabo que estaba de ret6n, sin impo-
nerles pena alguna.
En- Santa Isabel contindqn los desafos de
gallos.
Ell domingo 6ltimo Sc celebr6 otro Sc di.
ce que Descartes y una auortdGz hicleron de
coleadores.
Pero hombre
Una brigada del Cuerpo de bomberos de
esta ciudad, solicitada por el alcalde de Yauco,
presto su ayuda los de aquella poblaci6n en-
el fuego ocurrido ell domingo.
A ese obieto lego Ponce un tren especial
que les condujo.
Juicios oraes:
Dia 10. Antonio Rosado otro, de Ba-
rranquitas, por homicide. Manuel Goubertt,
de Ponce. por rapto.
III martes iltmo hizo su debut en- esta au-
| diencia el distinguido iurisconsulto don Angel
| AcOsta, como defensor de Juan Perez, acusad0
| por esiones.
El local estaba totalmente oGupado y
aunque el asunto no ofrecfs amplio campo al
| defensor para lucir sus envidiables dotes de
/ dafa hrfll MI otraaa
que lie VALID las felicitaciones de gran parte del
| p1blico de sus coegas.
Reciba tambi6n Ia nuestra 81 amigo y ell
letrado.
Ell lunes por la noche hubo un soherbic
escandalo en- la plaza de elias DeliclasS Sc
repartieron mojicones sus dtldteres, hasta que
la poicfa tom6 ell buen acuerdo de dlspersar
los alborotadores.
TambI6n Sc arm6 gresca en- otro sito dis
tante de la pobaci6n, resultando heridos dol
de los contendentes, 9uienes fueron traslada
dos al hospital.
81 domingo lleyaron I'M susie cuatro j6ye
mes que iban de cacerfa con un lorlk sobre lo
rails del ferrocarril de Ponce Ysuco.
No contaban con ell tren especial que sa
li6 de ess Ultima poblaclon buscar los BON
beros " cuando mas distraidos Sc hsllaban de
iandose arrastrar por la via, diyisaron la loco
motora que yenia en- direction contraria Sal
taron mas que de prlsa abandonando el lorik
cue fue destrozado.
despues del susie consiguiente, tuvie
ron que regFesar desde Ell bHqlte esta eiu
dad. /. dgafsa.
Sc nosa animation para asistlr 81 teatro
inexas. naehe del benehcio de Ia datnguid
sesvs4 s.artinez casadn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
Juan sin patria,

nisirador del acueducto Rosendo Rivera ell
maestro de escuela Pedro c. Timothe, nom.
hre de la <Federac6n regional,S
El doctor Henriquez Carvsjal, miembro
de reaciones exteriores de la repGblca domi-
cana, ha regaado 30 obras de autores selectos
q Ia biblioteca circuante de San Juan
uB- Leonclo Barreiro.- -Cirujano -Dentis
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belbis Caguas Puerto
Rico
Antes de aver recorrla las GALES de la Ca
pita una infeliz mujer Gu estado de locura di-
rigiendo maldioiones 4 los autores de su rutna
Inspraba verdadera l6stime Duerme EN- los
zaguIne : en- los uancos de LIS piazas publ as.
Tai es su desamparo.
Las autoridades son las lamadas evitar
esss escenas que NADIA bueno dicen de una po.
blacion culta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
JAPOM

FL Jap6n aconseja China que declare la
guerra q Russia, ofreci6ndoe el apoyo de las
otras potepcias. E celeste imperio contesta
dando las gracias al goberno del Jap6n, y ma
nifestandole que pedira auxilios cuando ira
te de desmembrarse su soberanfa y no sea SUI
hcieute para mantenerla,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
TRlUMFO BoER

Los beers han obtendo un hermoso triun-
70 con la captura del general britanco French,
en- acci6n.
Sc comenta mucho este suceso en- favor de
las tropas revolucionariaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
CON MAC KENl.EY

Santiago Iglesfas celebr6 una entrevista
con Mac Kinley, prometendole este investlgar
las frmas. Iglesias dijo al presidente de la re-
p1blica que laxFederacion regional2es un CRU
po sin partdarios fuera de la isla que le alta
ca por rencores personales; que la xFedera-
ci6n libreS es la que representa- los intereses
de la generalidad de los obreros puertorrique-
nos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
PROTEsTA

La prensa de Londres protesta en6rgics-
mente del atentado contra KRUGER. Dice que
la consumac6n de semejante crfmen, hubiese
sdo un motive dc deshonra para Inglaterra,
los ojos de las naciones ciyilizadas. Ptde que
SO entregue el delincuente los tribunales a
fin de que Sc lie haga expiar su cobardia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
INOCEMTE

Ell Sr. Taberna, procesado por supuesto
fraude esta revindicado por su sentencia Wis
ia la causa en- juicio oral, los jueces fallaron
que no tiene ninguna responsabAkad por
haber entregado ell dinero desfalcado a otro
empleado del rsmo en- que eiercia su cargo de
recaudador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
SAN JUAN
POr TELEGRAPH.
Abril II.
KRUGER, HEslDo

Mr.. kruger, presidente del Transvaal, ha
recibido una herda eve Gu las GALES de Bru-
selas.
Ri agresor es un sujeto desconocido cuya
captura interesa la polcfa Delga.
El honorable anciano no fu6 vlctima de los
planes del asesno, por haber logrado desvar
el golpe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17

I'll bale de etiqueta que transfri6 el CAST
no. tendra efecto ell sabado pr6ximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
In detalle

Sabido es que ell juez de pollcia de esta
ciudad es Independence a 10 Crosas que el
secretario es republlcano.
Ejercen sus funciones en- Ia planta baia
del Consistorio.
Y, ALI, dentro de la peza
que ocupa ese tribunal,
hay un letrero que reza
SNegoelado criminalS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17

En- 81 pagiua, resena del incendio de
YauCo, con todos sus dota.les, 0cho ca
sas destruldas. Trescisnvos mil dollars
deperdidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
IN RUM EMTO

Este mes aumentaran cuatrocientos mil
dollars los ngresos de aduanas por concepto
de exportaei6n.