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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
In 1he F Financial World

As-iiN N.s s -. < ss Later it broke under selling by the bull leader to IA. Helped by wheat there was a subsequent rally and the close was steady and h lower at 45. Local receipts were 5f7 cars. 51 of contract grade.
 The oats market was fairly active and firm. with narrow range of values. CommisSion houses were apparently sup piled with selling orders. The buying was scattered and mostly local. July sold be- tween 2sA@2S& and 2S%92SA. closing ceipts were 482 cars.
 Provisions were dull, but the dragging market was helped by the strength in wheat Pork and ribs were in good sup ply and there was some demand for lard early, but that commodity was easier to- ward the close and selling by commission houses. July pork sold between $1452 and h;s2, closing easy and 10t lower at $14.55 July lard sold between $S.12ls6S15 and S.II1f@6.D and closed unchanged at S.l!M July ribs ranged between $i.S2h and N.Gh and closed Sc lower at $7.S5.
 T.is leading futures rauged as foIlows;
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Storm at Snow Hill.

Snow Hill. June 3.-(Special. "A storm of rain. wind and hail struck this place at 9:20 p. III. yesterday Houses were unroofed, chimneys blown down and trees that have stood for years were felled to the ground. Creeks have overflo v.d and the dam age to crops is heavy. The bottom. lau6h are all overfloWvd. The storm came fret4s+he northwest. Most of the gardens have been destroyed by the hail. Corn and cotton are flat on the ground
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Sugar--R Raw. easy; fair refining. 11-i6: centrifugal 9S tes;. "A; mo asses sugar. s7-16.
 Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. !, 614 mild, quiet; Cordova. Skdl21k The coffee mar ket opened steady with prices unchanged to points lower and closed quiet with prices net unchanged to points lower after having followed a points huctua- tion rut all day. Speculation was not ac- tive and was easily traced to profe esinnal interests While ruInor at ono time had 1t that the copper clique" was buying near months again. there was no hing to confirm these stories In the business. Lower markets abroad and tremendous receipts In the crop country were respon- sible for the slight de,l ne here. Total sales, 14.250 bags, including July at 5.20q 5.25; September. 5.35; October, 5.40; Decem-
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Local Cotton Market.
NSw York srot Cotton.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Cotton-Quiet; middling, S4 net receipts, 594: gross re- ceipts, 3,S9a: safes, 22.940; stock, 1.5.1as; ex- ports to Great Britain. 967; to the cont- nent, BIOS.
 Total today-Net receipts. s,s42; exports to Great Britain. 2,263; to the continent. 9,745; stock, 444,525. a
 Consolidated-LNet receipts, 17,656; ex- ports to Great Britain. 7,525; to the conti- nent, 17ss7.
 Total since Sept. 1--Net receipts, 7,o59.- Ill: exports to Great Britain, 2,S08, ,952; to France. 696, ,750 to the continent, 2,343,S14
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Xensas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. June 5.-Cattie-Re- ceipts. 3,oo0 natives. 2sOO Texans and 800 calves; strong to 10c lower; choice beef steers. $5.40a5.75; fair to good, $lS5d5. B; stockers and feeders. 8. 7Od4.90; fed West ern. A45G5.50; Texans and Indians, $35 @5.40; Texas grassers. $3d450; cows, 8 l5 d465; he!fers. $3.45dj.15; canners, g. 25I3; bulls. $3256I4.S5; calves, $4656.
 Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market PIG high CT; heavy. s5S5d5.95; light. $5.55a5. TIA; pigs, &.756555
 higher; Western lambs, $4.756l5.50; weth- CTS. $i25f4.65; Western yearl.ngs. A95: culyls, $2.65d3. .5N; Texas grass sheep. 8. 70 6410; Texas lambs, $i.25d4e5; Spring lambs, $5. 25dI6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Chicago Grain and Prov1sion.

CHICAGO, June &--Rumors of manip- ulation involving a corner in the wheat ring an exceedingly active session. the July deliveries closing 2A422s higher. July corn closed Mc lower. July oats shade lower and July provisions from un-
 Disappointing cables, an increase in quantity on passage and reports of rains -xerted a bearish influence at the open ing of the. wheat market. Under liberal offerings the July delivery opened hq%c lower at H%Q75. Nearly all the wheat put out was taken by a few houses, which, apparently, had instructions to buy ir- respective of crop conditions and thence forth the weather ceased to be factor The crowd having learned Where tnelr wheat was going, clamored to buy back at the improvement. It was rumored that a large commission house, said to nave bought ten million bushels of July last week, was preparing to execute squeeze This became the ruling influence and July advanced sharply to 76%. The temptation to take profits resulted in reaction to 76h, but under bull support an uneX- pectedly big decrease in the visible, the upward movement was resumed LII (! wae reached. Here the leader crealte1 l ooa with building tht' corner put out lo'0Oo bushels and for a moment the market de- clined A. Holde-s of long lines were ob- stlnate. however, and again the price az price ther. was considerable rauidation, causing a slight decltre The close was strong and 21s62sse Higher at T75+@Sg& & is bushels Worla's Shipments were S,4ls'oo1 bushels. :. The Gdantity on passage n creased 5s2.O00 bushels. Primary rece Pts were s12,229 bushels, against ,oSo.oOO ous9 wheat aHd flour were equally to l,lso,oOO bushelsJ Fifteen loads were FepoSed taken for export. Minneapolis ana Du- luth reported sos cars, aga nst 4ls ias. week /and 529 a wear ago Local receipts were 93 cars. none of contract grade.
 The corn market was as dull az
 was active. but secured consloeF I,' aDhe bgneht from the strength iH wheat. July 6pened unchanaed to hc higher at sass on small receipts of contract corn ana ao'
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eII Commission LO.|
 10 BlBB STREET.
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 Cotton, Sticks, Glaln and Provisions ox1exs Exscuted Over Our Private Wires for Cash or on
 1rargins-
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 COTTON Commissicn Merchants, COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING.
 NEW ORLEANS.
 XSW Oricans Cotton Exchange
 WoW York Cotton Exchange. E ' A1scc.ete members Liverpool Cotton Au1oc1otton
 # R6 golicit and execute orders on all E1changes arA invite correspondence. 0LDE8T! SAFEST! BEST! Wall St. Mo1ey will earn big monthly returns. The Iuxo1tors Fund pays semi-monthly. The oldeGt established in America, No certifi cate holder has ever lost q cent. Pay Menfo made to all subscribers every 15 Aays. No trouble. No delay. Money re- < funded on demand. Write today for par x 1lcu1ars, free to any address. c. E. Mac Nex Co. Hudson Building. New York.
tooAI rsHqrxsAIn PRICE LIST.
Provisions.

Y Dacon--s%c.
 Bfy salted sides-S5zc.
 pran-Per hundred pounds. pure. sl.os; ' Hsy-Nc. i Timothy. u7se; Johnson rr41sy $Ia50
 Com White, 6ekc; mixed. 5s11c. { oalt-I.fverpool. $1.o5 sack; Virginia. 6oc: Michigan, 25O-pound barrels. $1.75
 Butter-Jersey, 10@26c. 0nts-Texas. lOc: white. 40c; mixed. 3Sc, 9yrup.-Fancy. 4cc; reboiled. BOG. Iard-Tierces. SMc.
 Flour--Patent, q per barrel; straight.
 sqssr- -csranulated. sK: Y. C.. sH; cut
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I,reasurv Statement.

WASHINGTON. June 3.--Todays treas ury balances. exclusive of the gold re- serve fund shows available cash balances of $163 l3S, ,570: gold. s94.66is631.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 3.-There has been somewhat improved demand fer bleached cottons reported today at pre- Nous prices. Brown goods slow on home account but business still doing for ex- port: prices unchanged. Coarse colorcd cottons quiet and unchanged Prints for fall. White goods quiet and un- changed. Silks steady with fair business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The visible sup nly of gva'n Saturday. June l.. as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange, is l., rJEoWs: Wheat. S6.ss4.OCO bushels; decrease. B. 130.C00-.
 Corn, 16.l43. .Oo0; increase. 1.09s.eoO.
 Oats, 11,21S,00o: increase. 1s0.00a.
 Rye. 7i3,CO0; increase, 4t, 900.
 Barley, S22, 900; decrease, 239.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
C:ncinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. June 3.-Flour-Steady: fancy $3.05@345; family, $2,4092.57. Lard-Quiet at $s.05. Bulk meats-Stcady at $S.12h.
 Bacon--Steady at $9.121k.
 Whiskey--Dist!llcrs finished goods ac- tive on basis of $1.27.
 Sugar-Firm; hard refined, 476d62s
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Naval Stores.
CHARLESTON. June s.-Turpenl

CHARLESTON. June 3.-Turpentine- Quiet at g.
 Rosln-Firm and unchanged.
 WILMINGTON. June 3.-Turpentine- Nothing doing: receipts, 42.
 Rosn-FirnA at Slf1.05; receipts 250 Crude turpentine-Steady at S.1o and s2 10: receipts. III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Nsw. o~leap. Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS. June s.-Cotton f ug lnna nominal
Liverpool Cotton Futures.
Cotton ct the Ports.

New Orleans--Qu.et; sales. 2,600; ordi- nary. 5Ss; good ordinary, SIS; low md ding. 6k; middling, "A good midding, l3S,672.
 Galveston-Steady middling, 13-16; re- ceipts, 2.0S6; stock, S6,729.
 Mobile-Quiet; uliddling, 75s; sales. 300; receipts. A stock. S,1S5.
 Savannah-Holiday: receipts, 1,547; stock 40525.
 Char,eston-Firm; middling. 71s; re- ceipts, 227; stock, 4,124.
 Wilmington-Firm; middling, 7&; re- cepts, {: stock, 6O61.
 Norfolk-Steady: middling T%; sales. l10: receipts, $50; stock. 14,261.
 Baltimore-Nominal: middling, SIS; re- ceipts, 2S9; stock, 7,327.
 Boston-Quiet; middling, SA net re- ceipts, B: gross, 1,173.
 Philadelphia-QuletG middling, Sk; re- ceipts, 60: stock. 2,154.
 St Louis-Quiet; middllng. 711-16: re- ceipts, e90; stock I3,IG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04

Fash quotations were as follows: F1uur-Quiet. No. Spring wheat, "A; No. red. 7s1s 9T.
 No. corn. 441s644A: No. 2 yellow. AIS G44h.
 No. 2 oats. 2s4s No. white, 2ssa9So1k; No. white, 2sEa 30A.
 Mess pork, DOT bbl., $1i.a5n14s0. Lard. per 100 lbs, $s.loaS.1Ih. Short rib sides 0oose,. S75q7.95. Dry salted shoulders (boxed). 61sd7h. Short clear sides (hoxed), $S.O06s.i5. Whiskey, basis of high wines, $l.N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Country Produce.

Country Produce. Irieh Potstoes-Choice. ssc bushel. necked; fancy. soc bushel. sacked EGgs-Per dox.. 11c. Chickens-Grown, S2.50d3 per doz. { Syrup-CDuntry, 40445c per gal. Drfen Appies-Peeied. 10c: unpeeled. Evnporated Apples--sc.
 Lemons--Choice. $s.2s; fancy. $3.50 per Onions--s3.25 bbl. SIPS bushel. E Hay--Johnson grass in bales. $l0Ql2 per Cabbaxe--Sz25 per crate. < Appies-$z6o65 bbl.
 ofanges-F1orida, $s.5o; California na- rels. standard sizes. 8: ssedlins, stand ard sizes, Sz.25. NCheeee- cream. 1zssc; selected 1s11c. Rutabagas-Sl.75 bbl. s
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|
 @Sfrongsst in tie Worid" |A... Participating Partner

Now and then one reads of the man. who, starting as office boy. rises by ex- traordinary'ability and op- portunity to a partnership in a great business, but the chances against you or me becoming a Carnegea or even a Charlie SchWab are about I6o, 1000 to I. It's only in stories and cheap plays that everybody, except the villain, gets rich and hap py.
 But the Equitable offers a magnificent opportunity to a limited number of young men of character who are willing to work. Under the New Renewal Contract the faithful agent becomes a full participat- ing partner in the Strong est Corporation on earth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 3.--Money on call easy at 2%@4 per cent; last loan at per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper 3a641k per cent Sterling exchange easy with actual hes!- and at 4.s5d4 s5ik for 50 days; posted rates, 4.s5h and 4s9.
 Commercial bills. 4S4k64S5.
 Silver certificates nominally 60; Mexi- can dollars. AS: bar silver, 50.
 State bonds, active; Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
St. Louis Provisions

ST. LOUIS. June 3-Flour-Quiet but firm; patents, s35093.7 75; extra fancy and straights, 8. .16G339 clear, g 280@3.
 Whiskey-Steady at A.T.
 Dry salted meats-Boxed, easy; extra sbprtc. $s.z5; clear ribs, $s.371h; clear sides, $50.
 Bacon--Boxed easy. extra shorts, s9; clear ribs, $9 12A; clear sides, $9.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
- or,.--.- e,,c.ar nnd Nrolasses.

NEW ORLEANS, June S.-Sugar- G,-.D optl e t-e 3-lC04; open kettle centrifugal 3I5as4ls: centrifUgal ycllows, 4l46i4 i1-l6: seronds. 2Kttl.
 Mola ses-Quilet; centrifugal, 1915.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Drugs,

Drugs. camphor- @s71kc per pound. Aiurn-31kT4c per pound. Qufnine-ss950c per ounce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04
Woodware.'

Half Bushels-Ison-bound per doz.. $2.5o, Peck Measures--Iron-bound. per doz.. szzs.
 Ruckets--Two hoops, sz.50: three hoops. s27s; brass, red cedar, $.
 Well Buckets-$3.50.
 Tubs-Painted, in nests, $3.zs. Washboards-s s1. .75@2.so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04

Hides, Wool, Etc. Hides-Green salted. 5@sske; dry flint. tie; dry salted. 9c
 Beeswax-231kc per pound. Shearing-10920c each. < Wool-Clear, unwashed. 15G1sc; clear, washed, 201z5c; bury, s@f0c; bury. Jnie Bagglns-2 lbs. s%c: IA lbs. sx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-04

Hardware. Nails-Cut, $2.so; wire, $2.ss. Axes--$5.5o 5ofs.50. .Barbed Wire-shc. Cotton Cards--A.5o. Hollow Ware--Country, SC. Chain Traces-$s05 per dog. Beliowe~-s4. .50Gi0. Arrow Ties-45 lbs. N.5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

PregUnta. ga ell denonioP
Rsspuests. .-Mufcx Rivera, 8 eI par
lido federal.
IA que estau condenados por Aslenf
"A contemplsr desde lejos como Tan
tslo Ia libertsd ansisds, y pr0testar indtil.
msnts del extrago que hscen en- Puerto
Rico los buitrea del presupuesto.
d En- qu6 % emplaanG
-En enat q Ar los hombres & oumplir
sua deberes y haoer respetar sus derechos,
ahn cuando esta conducts, digoa de TODD
buen americana, ofenda los doses y mer
oa1sres de Ia 90 onis. (sl
Como tent6 Ell dsnaonio los puerto
rriquefios indIfsrentes?
-Persuadi9ndoles que amasen Ia
bandera americana como Ef fnbolo de La Ii
BERTAD-frutA prohibida en- Puerto Rico
sin que dejaran da smar la patria en- que
naoieron.
-1QuS hizo Allenf
-Msldijo al paItiio federal y su
-SDs que modo oastig6 Allen
ambosf
-Arrojsudolos de la Fortalexs POGO
dsspuSs de sXos naisnaos ha6erse arrOjGdo.
-IQu@ prometioP
-Qle del partido republicsno mace
ria oil que habfa de Quebrantar los fsde
rales, rcmachando las cadenas de Puerto
Rico. (a)
-sQu6 signi6cs estoF
Que darts poder bastants d Barbo-
% , sus hombrea para contrsrrestsr PoR
La FURREA el podsr del psrtido federal. ~
-Cumplidos sus deaeos zen que ests-
do DO sncontro Barbosa despu6s de su pc
cadoP
-Ccmo Cain despu6s de Ia muerte
do ~ hermano, menos tranquilo que Ne
ron despuss de la muerte de Agripina.
() Neoesitamos nosotros tener bue
mas tsjadas, querer que ell partido federal
ayudarnos matar ell oorderillo negarse &l
y nos decir que Portorioo ser de los por-
toriqnenos, olvfdando que nosotros ser los
amos de Portorico.
(O Mooho m 4lo. ESQ no convenir 4
nosotros.
(s) Mooho bueno. Partido republi-
eano very good; prestarse d todo.
~ Despues guitar nosotros Ia fuerxs
& Mr.. b .rboas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

que Portugal ha aumsntado "a elercito,
dice en- I'm en6rgioo ars lulo que Espsha
debe recordar 8 la naoion vscina su estado
geogrs fioo suboriinsdo respeoto ella.
Los generates Wilson Lee, del
eiarcito americana. aeran en- bfeve pasa-
doe 4 Ia esoaIa de resergs. Sc han dicta.
do les ordenes opoftunas 81 easo.
-Antigr fueron ds1rotados los beers
en- las ceroar IS dc venderstrop, dsspues
de una refIiC ,ima b2talla Ell que los ban
dos baligerantes dem3ft .sron pIenam ents
su vsIor. Aquellos .combatieron con de
sesperaoi6n hs1ta que, oonyenoidos de 10
ira.il de sue esfuerxos, emprendlefon La
fuga, dejando en- poder de ioa- 1ogteEes
nueve osn ones uu valioso Convoy de
provisionesde bsoa = pastreohos de que.
IRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
cOHsEcUIIENcIls /, ]lE in in BILL"

En Ia msnans de aver fac provecado
en Rfe Piedras pot una tarba republicans
Ell honrado aitessno F4iix MartfGax, quien
trstaron de agrsdir. al hscer por defsn
derso oorrieron ioa vaIientss 81 Quartet de
La policfa insular y diefon parte de que
Martinez querfa matarles con IN revolver.
POGO ratio deapues, estando este en- su "a
ller dedicado aus qqeh .ceres habitusles,
el cabo do dichs poliofa SO sceroo @i ma
nlfestandole que Gndu0iese Hsto, fues tenta
en- Hsto d toaos los xbandioos> del pueblo.
Al enseh arsela, F9nx Martinez observe en-
ella los nombres de personas muy honoIa-
bles del veoindario.
Esto no hay para que decir que son
manejos polfti JOS.
Para aEgo reorganixsron In poIieG1
fnsuEar los inoondicienalss; para aIgo vic
laron 81 constltuoi6n de pastido; para olgo
reatsn 3 los munioipios 81 antonomfa local
Por fortuna, Rio piedrss ea un pueblo
que sisns PEohsda % ytrilidsd ffsats ! les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
Y.A-UCo
Marco 25.

MARIO 20.
Aver domingo varias personas de es
to pueblo faeron & Guanioa para yer los
emigrantes, que alesnsaa d 600.
--Continnan invadiendo la ofcins del
senor Mattey, agente de emigration, mu-
chos infeliees de las aituras solicitando
alistamiento para H v ali.
-ss dice qHe el vspor q1e ha de CON-
duoir Ia emigration saldra de Gpa1ics 81
27, para ouyo dta eatzn dispuestas las IA
milias fin de despeditlea.
--Corao Ia anterior. Ia funclon dada
en- Ell teatro anooha, por varios af3iona
dos, no podfs salir major. Ell rnblico hs
quedsdo compsetamente satisfecho y d pc
ticion de 6ste. yolvio sabir 4 la esoena el
dialogo en- verso, original de don Manuel
Alfonso Pixarro, tituIgdo sMarfa Fer
nando.e Il z: -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

tituyente llegssen someterss & Las inpo-
sieionea de Mr. Nc Kinley, el primer acto
de protesta ser& Ia renuncia de todos los
gobernadores eiviles y slcaldeE de los pue-
blos.
A pssar de semejante conducts, an los
centrea of ,iales de Washington ae tiene
oon6snxa en- que la determinaeion de los
sssmbleistss favoreeera Ia polftica de los
Rstados unidos.
LA prensa moscovits raconooe Ia ii
rantes de relaciones entire Russia y el IA
pom. La opinion predominante es que
en- caso de que estallo ell COL .eto de China.
Casi todos los jsponeses que haofan
estudios militafes estrat5gioos en- Franoia,
Alernania 8 Logiaterra, han sail 10 para su
pstria.
XII secfetario de Rstado Mr. H.yv
81 daqus dc ARGOS, nioistro plenipotsn
eisTio de Espaf5s On Washington, esleDra
ron hace dlss una large afactaosa confs-
rencla aobre consolidation y ahanxamiento o
dc rslaoiones.
-El general Wjyler pfoyecta gran
des rtformas sn 81 eseraito espanol. Va
50 Ia Arm ado ~ oontrato oon una casa de
Alsmania para ls adqaisioion de material
de guerra.
Los rios DArro 9enil han inun-
dado n1nohos puebios de Granada, produ-
cisndo sensibies perdidas.
-56 hiipinos armsdcs 50 present aron
las autorldades anerlCanaa iurando ide
lidad & la bandera de los Est ados Unidos.
LAS guerrillas beers pardieron unos
200 soldados en- una sccion empedads Ell
domingo. Aquellos osyeron en- podsr del
enemigo.
-El gobierno de W Arlington hs pa
gado al de Madrid Glen mil pesos por la
session do las iaas sibutu y Csgayan-ar
ohipi6lago filipino.
-El Comit6 de niembrca del ssnado
do w sshington que entiends en- Las rela
Clones oon Cuba, no eonsidera necesaris
Ia continuation de Las investigaoiones que
se vent In rsslisando aohre los fraudes de
aquella isla cometidos por loa empleadon
nterventofec. Creo Ell ex preasdo oomit6
5ue deben cesar Las mismas en- vista de que
os procesados por las ejemplares fltraolo
les de oorreoe eEtSn baio Ia accion de Ios
cubanos.
A consecuencis de Ia sum aria man |
iada seguir pcr el ministro de marina 40 |
IRE ell obligado retrooeso al Fsrrol del |
ICarlos w cuando iba representa- d Fl. |
'ans en- los fueerales de la reina Victoria. |
. ha decretado In cessntfa del comand ante |
de dos maquinistas mayeres de dicho
ooraxsdo.
-En Nueva Yo.k So asegurs que oil
ueblo cnbano harA una manifestation de
rotesta, deasutoriEando i los conven3io
ales, en- case de que se apruehan las rsla
10 aes con los Estados Unidoa an Ia formal
IA 10 d9mAa aaER raD hlias |
IA sHsraldo de Madrids en Yists de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Mario as.

Hoy contrsgeron matrimonio oat6lioo
los jovenes don Antonio Rivera Lopez con
La virtuesa sehorita Angela Oben. Fue
muy concurrids la ceremonial. A las cua-
tro de la tarde psrtieron Ios contrayentes
para Csgaas. l1gsr en que fjan 30 rasiden-
cis. Dsss&m osEeStodo g6nero de felioida-
des. = ,~~e
A media roche del as fslleoo .el
cura parrooo de- este pueblo, don Miguel
Fret6 Moles. Desde por la nan ana d las
seis, qua sc supola desggacia, hasta la sali
da del oadAver, eafnvo Ia casa LENA de un
gentfo immense en'qde no se distingufan
edades nj clases. I'll entierro fue una yer
vadera manifestation. FL f6rltro os
tent .ba varias ooronas de amigoa ami
gas del fl lado: Daspidio el dueIo don
Pedro Rodriguez, oura de almas del vec
no pueblo de ls Cidra.
--~-se enaueptTa grave IN niflo de don
Ceferino VAzquez, correligionsrio nueatro.
COrrespOnsaf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

Lea eassigr@c;6,s
UNA VTCFEMA

En- ell lugar donominado eI eofso, iu-
risdiccion de GuAuios, puso fl sOs dfas.
ahorcAndose, un infe il padre de familia.
Sc dioe que, arr epentido de haber acep-
tado lss condolences que Sc le hioieron pa.
ra ir al H.w iii, Sc fac al bosque y consu
mo el suicidio. -
En- asguida que fa6 visto SO descolg6
su oadaver conducl6ndosele al cementerio.
donde SO praotio0 Ia autopsia por 81 me
dioo de la oompaflis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
Reproduction

Los fsderales de Areoibo roproduj
ron en- 8 600 hojss sueltsas nueetro artfcu
10 Al oEor del eddd "sr, inspirado por otro
del Listin Diorio de Santo Domingo en-
que se hace I'm liam amiento q la emigra
cion puertorriquena.
LA DBMocRAoaA estima en- 10 m1cho
que valen esas diatinoiones de sus amigos
que demuestran Ia solidaridad en- la luoha
por Ia causs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27
A DIbSTRO 7 SIlIRSTR)

Don Aurelio M9ndex ell keroe p0ur
r.ire de la revo!uci6n de Lares-niegs que
es suya Ia oarta que reprodujimos.
Es an reourso barato, al aiosnos de los
p2trieios de guardsrropfa, que exhiben sue
merltos por las oolumnaa de todos los pc
ri6dicos sin condolences.
Pero ca IN recurao que no vale GUAM
do hay qaien vaya sobre Ios qae declaran
ap6or f 10 sus frmss y oarsoen del valor de
sus aotos.
z no necesita La DEMocRAcrA escu-
drinar los archives del gobierno para pro
bar d don Aurslio que KsoRIBI6 Lo QUE sE
LIE IMPUTA.
La cartita sparece fntegra en- la Gace-
ia Ofeias de Puerto Rico, nhmero 1876
orrespondiente al sabado Is de Noviem'
bre de 1875.
ssguira asegurando el vaziente ada1id
que no es suya.
Pero ESQ no sirve ahora.
ESQ debio asegurarse raix de la
publication de aquel dooumento eobar-
de 8 indigno, en- qae se pone de mani
Fl ,sto IN cara oter voluble y Fl fojo, que sc
plega 4 todos los impulses del miedo.
ST don Aurelio quiere que le crean,
publique la rsotiioaeion que debfo hacer-
y que no hixo-en el afio IS.
La GdcetG oiroulaba en- todos los pue-
bios E BoletEn reproduofa todos los des.
plantes. Por que no nego entoncea el
Judas
Los que como el Judas yerran,
psguen hoy sus desaciertos,
porque los nsuert0s sntierran
4 sus DsueTt0s.
Otro que se viene con negatives es ell
zapientfsimo 6 ilustrfsimo doctor Martinez
Rosello que esd siensprs q! zado del sol Que
nadS caEienta, o que Ell opina que oslienta
mas, aunque podrfs suoeder que 80 equi
vocase de medic medic.
Este dootor-que acaso no es Doctor
dice que que no es sl padre de una canta-
leta contra ey Sdoso repudIiceno, ca & saber
contra Muiiox Rivera, que prokibi6 ell al-
calde de Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-27

atropellos y que no ha de dssautorixar 80
fams de aver CON su conducts de hey.
Va 10 dijimos en- el Diarto y volve'
mos & rspstirlo aquf. Cuando un sgente
de Ia autoridad ne coloca violentamente
fuera de 10 ley, los oiudadanos no estAn
obiigados respectable nj obedeeerle.
Entoncea 90 IN bsndido