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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
federaIes de San Juan
AcTTuo HonRosA

Un amigo eorresigIonario de Ssn Juan
nos dice 10 >sgRfaotS:
els soiA dss de ous los gu1nsncistas de
Ponce irtan ban IN fasi6n eo1 Duestros CORE
lgionaricz De s7ueila ci0dsd. Ia caGssoo hon
10 dssgGstC entire los fedei2les De ssts cspisal.
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roa otros rspooficsnos como slioss 10 ca5 n-
10 pcsdeu cAoer skors II 0uncs en- las 11ss
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janis ireuos mi los otngaaa psrss. poss IS
n possible estAnsecar reiacioaes II pscsos eoa
los o1s hsH ressissda las nsyores iDi3aiaadss
contra los fed4rafes
Asf fsnbita cPinsBos nososros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

En- Caroins "a colonis sspsfola prepara
m lucido bale para el dik de Ia Conception.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

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Viajeros

Hoy. ssosdo- sDaarcsa sa q puerto 6s
Nv York cca 1irecci5n Z esss ISIS, borda
de- F8por <Ponces los ssS1is0tsx Wis s5eross
Mrs z 5. Lsfroba. Mss Lssrobs. Mrs
L p HilAeb-saa. Miss Il Hal, Mrs Geo
4 Towass. MISTER VIZ. 7 ToEns- Jr, Mr.
Z L Nc CorD3 d Mrs j 8 Harrison Mr.
! : A'cslzs. Mrs 4 : AsosSEe, Mrs Il 3
Curtis. Miss CARTS, Mr.. z s Lolhrc,. Mr
" N. Miae-. Mrs Sfdl-r. Mr. Sn r
NFiaoDCabF. Ms Wn, T Wfllcngaes. Mr.
q Weymouth, Mr. N Balas1n#1e, Mrs
N Balasaa1de, R.E- John DsxoB. Or Jehz
Z k Ar- n H Cagg <xhxsa. N PhEi3 C&rss
Mr.. E Fsoiee.Nrs. 4 F.afsa. Mr.. @. 4 Pc
rrys Mrs J. EsoieB. NJ. H " O5oisF. Nj
Perez L. Rsss Ma p e hontord 2Ed Esss.
Mr. Oscs< Bravo. Mr.. & < C2Dinss kr- 4
Canings. Ar. Eawsra Sanders. Miss z Sae-
para, NJ. A y. King. Ar-- Ss1zsi z Sorrss-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
IIBRHS

Han sido paestos en lioestsd por campif
Disn 10 5e sDS rouderss
DoHirgo Ruiz. Francisco Rodriguez Q oor
70 IL NRnfecs. ,. Gsr6aino Eiios Bsxda re
eluf1cs en- ei pFessafo. : 4as
Ruiz fue sentsnciado Dar el Trihunsi ds
Dsstrit0 de San Juan, el - de JUNO de 1900.
cnupifr sizes neses y En dfA. pnr hnrta~
Francisco E sdsfyuez 03orto fus ssnfsn-
cisdo por Ell nfsno Tribunal Ell Is de julio ds
1901. c n sfo y ocho meses. por fraude-
Per 81 5uena conduefa le rebasar0n me-
sss.
Gar6nino Riios fee sentenciado pOr o.
Tribunal dc Distrito de S2E Juan. 4 seis anos,
10 meses IN dfs por robo. de los cuales lie re-
bs5sron mas de dos nos per 81 bOen conpor-
.sDiepto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
Manifestation poIitica

H,rrsrcultss .&cFiszcrs 20 ds 1871.
u Prs.ids1ta de- Conits Es5srEl ls S.
FtssaEfs
Ssar Escs g1a ttsupo oUe re0uncie
,srgo &c vocsl dsl coni1e rspDoItckco &c
\; pueblo. Nv Ne s2E50 Dsrs s3snpFs &c
y rs,tf7c o-a = q DErti 10 &c Ira Dk@os 1Dsr
Iriosets.. 1e It. 1us sCsn I'm ff4rra 181es
t.r51 q lu1 VI &C 1Els-0 2sr4slscsr Dor
IL tenJo sgr1PkcfoH que c0us1ds Bsr-
s1,
Los reneoSss DO cxoen sn nj slE8. Il hz-
tr rlio sh nj csFeoro las Ideas Dszo zoG1nks ,
!. ,obardes s=rE1liszos- kaActst1a tG6spsz-
I.ris psrns1sceIt, ', = slg1a 6is v8elFo
roitcs kcti7s F1avsfE para cssr &C. iEdD
E. ,slo1 del ciTlEEo, 6s % 4lstirss y &C In
|.sflsd
"a Stect1os&usn0s,
Flors1cio Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

cVnitF Local
Presidsnts, doctor don AtsIio J. d GaT-
erbdes: Vice, don Rstsel q Gstelg: Ies0rs'
/ Lcio. don Manuel 5olis Conins; kocslsEs
+gs Cisnchfci Antonio L=br6n. Vicente M
=; Sscretsrlo, don Doufpg7 Asrietsf-
Sub Comite Pueblo korte"
| Prssi1ents Eonorsrio, son = 9Fe sillarn0
/ nras; Prasiderta. don Le6a ArroFn: Vice
u nFslip :. S4rrA1c3 Tssorero. dcn Fens1cao
f.t'uaz, Secretsrio, don Lecrcs3 L'Dch Ms
BIC Vocsies, yictor B3D6. z srn6a Bstspces.
aub0 Veer Lugo, Manuel Ra5ss. juan Ma
PC Vocslss Supleatets do1 J1sD L7reio
fMrgue7, CobrEdo Mrs ida, Eduardo Rosa-
Francisco Arroyo, Epifsnio Gatisrrez;
@'scfstsrio, do4 Lorenzo a iFareL
Conita ConsUltipo del Sub-conite
Pueblo korte"
Pfesdsnts, don Manual Sarrsne: Vice,
tugepio Cs z ache Secrstsrio, don ELifs-
| Iterref; Voesles. Manuel Causcho- Rs-
II Feel, Yictoriano Leon; Sub sscret.rios
n Ramon 0rtiI Vele1.
Comisi6n de Cens6
DEL Sub-eomite del Pueblo korte"
Pfesdsute, Don Lesncfo Liuch SsrsriOs
alef Victor B7u6, J1sn EsZsrin. Juan
F~s0 drigusz, Co1rsd0 Miranda. Eoifsnto
tsfs1 Veit1, D1ningo Il 1rilis, J7sn 4
[tAn Ba4 ID hasssnet, Bzsisio C0rdero.
l@1io Asderas, J sse Rosario.
Conite de Propaganda
os Sub-comite del Pueblo korte"
rfesidebss, don Daniel Csuscho: Voca-
6Aslio Corcaro, Basiiio Masssnet. Pedro
clli tAcu11o Gutierrez, Juan Filih. Gena-
<'Anscho.
Gentle del Club federal
ae SUB comit6 del Pueblo korte"
issldents, don J J0an Loreto Rodriguez;
aol aan SsIari3: Tssorero, Coorado
Focaies, Andres SsrraDn. Ffancisco
k,ig Eduardo Neifs, A fre1o Medina; Sc
'afio, Lsoncio LIGch Nszario.
Sub comite Pueblo Sud"
.ie'idents, DON Ramon AIDodovRr; Vice,
,,asentura Vidal; Tssorero, S.iustlano
49, sscretario, joe vszquez Sanchez;
#lrI- - Tomas Torres. jose Perez, Ramon
3n r'neez, Manuel Msrcuci, Ansonfo Rsmi :
Esnae e5Ioflano Leon; Suplertes. jose Ortiz
t.r.s eonfsleE, Francisco Torres. Juan Ss-
~, Jofe Mirauds. Manuel hsrcadoi Sub
r'a'0' don Juan G3tsy.
,,1a = sntefi7r orgapizsei6n prueba el sntd-
ree ios federGlss de Tsnco.
|.s aauo stf se trEbsts lEcha pof una
~ ~ efiuuto ss segnro.
,so, !sA "a 60 todoE los pneblos sc imitase esa
'os lsdsrsles ce yanco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

NoFisnbrs g
4=er tarde fns pzssto en lInertsd don
Santiago Iglssfss. bsso asnEs &c 500 dollars
qns tue pre<tsds pr p Asociaci6a De Trabs-
ocs7 diss preseoas o. Tribnrsl del Dlsfrfto-
Hoy 50 hs pra-s.tsdo 81 G35srns Tor nj
Attorney Gsnsrs3. para Dsnifastsriss que es-
ts s1snAzsdo por vsrfos eienensos qus II Z
rro1 I'D ses ggrsdido So rssirkrs psrx los e. Z
fD de publican ST todo 10 cue ocarrs en- este
pals
Igieziss ests hospedado IN ma casa de
hrt-pedss americana hoy sRlio 10 calie
acoDpsfsdo De II Ansricsno-
z vaDor <JGsixs ssldrs el luoes para Is is
Ia De Cuba hacienda as eEcsiss de costuners-
4da no ha sido rasulari1s5o > servicIo del
corrso i1terfor. kuch9s rios ID dsn Psso to
dsFfs-
Aucche eslebrafon N <neefipg. en- uns
cssa De n csIie de San SeoAstiEn los taoaque-
fos &C ssts ciadad.
Nuy pronto conen1arz el seR3r fglesias
al propsgands psrs ssocfsr los obreros dc so II
con los ds los EsLsdos Unidos-
Casi to5as las cssas de conercio han reel
bido - los snrtiios de iuguetes para lss pas
cuss reyes de tfsctos de cAr7svsl. En- este
Estin0 hay u1chas cosAs nuesAs.
Ea In tsrnscis Pxtr6n Sc vsnde <The
Puerto Rico Herald LA DEkocEAcIA- San
Jasso Ne g.
Anocha faeron agre5iios en la cs'ls del
Sol vErios federsles par algunos indivlduos de
lss turbfs.
E<olenddo rssult6 eI matrImonio De doAs
Josefs snIla don don B. Danieide Grisolfa.
Los fnrf.ados faeron may obseauisdos, el
rr rrH corsum16 an gran
Los sspo.oe han fjado 81 residences en-
sa1turce sara nny fscil que el Versno 10 pa
sen en- Europa
En- Carolina IA colcois sspsf fola prepare
m lucfdo bale para el dil de h concep:ion.
Por iniclativa vsrIo. s5renss - Ia pros.
Duertorrfgue II. Hay Ell proEec.o de que Sc
instaie una casa 6uebs estaoie Ei ofa
2s habrs uos juDta general en- Ia que Sc nom
5rsrs Il .uDtz ergani-adora-
soas ss 10 Que Dass en- el Presiiios Sc dice
oDe IA empleado hs sido despedido cue este
IA dfcho que haolsrG claro que aigunos les
pessrS.
Estk nombrado professor de IN sarrio en-
Corozal don Enrique Gil.
Contrafsdo para una conpanfs de zarzueia
one hsv en- Sauto DoufDg3. en- barcars ell iu-
nes ell tenor c6mico Ramirez.
Personas IIegadss de S.nto Donirgo nos
aseguran que 10 nenos que puede gsnar en-
aouel pals un fArmaeeatico es 90 dollars de
sueldo.
Ayer estnvo en Santurcs ell inspector de 10
Jnnta Superior de snidad don Jorge Nc Font
Por no<reunir las oebi5ss condicfones es de nfxie-
BE fue ordensdo Ell cierre de tres carnice-
rtas.
Hamo. dido decfr one In fArmacia de Pa
t-6n ha sfdo eliminada del servfcfo he medlc1-
mas los pobrss. sssrk porque es federal %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
La DEMOCRAuA

kDpass5os De- nRnicsD5o 50 xcsrrxr 4 n.
pSrS UAns8sssaT 1as 1os 5=BnS snrarss-
TRADES sct-a 3cs gs5pss s2aas n n1sasz Fra
goso sn &1nss eszz ecIEia1fa. Ia hgssda gran
6ss Err--es
10 ne Ali acn--i6 F1f eae FrAgosa rzrGs
amos 2speaes ea lss usros cE EEssasn5o caa
g regSsEsns7 e dila Que no pocls ssrer
pspsiss. roes essgt2 grshaoide-4 a. arssnsrss
para cue fos sntrkgsss 8 -Goa dsEos eEpIex oa.s
Sc Eego s. pUso 81 scsituo O. fe1xtvk- zc- 10
che h1oo De grocsderse cu8tsrselo 4 vivs
9oer1Es ssen1o sncsrrsao e uns csa1a 1ar
eSSersS C1esGc er MAJ esrS5o
PS-sce e0e psrsonss e1s vasron este soe-
ron IS -14s crsys-on era nsstrxFsdo dfcho
amiga.
Corrsspansal.
Programs De ass gs1ss cue eSecE1s~1 n
banda &C = Poltrfs I1sEssr n q rstrsrs de-
Domingo -
hGrchs <Ps1 America,
PoRfpG-ra <-zZslo1ss AAs-ics1xS,
Sssan5o xrto 5e d Dosr8 <As1xs
Po k x1s2ssg8ns sH@rae4pes<
<Psrsnss
DsRrs xSeeEs de u0r,
r5oeaaRE Hn1e S<csG1af
Aafo-e~ -@seeS1&rss- E@ca< -ssDrsr- Yer
d: LasAs. z Lncenss Cs1ros<
& Dlrecsa<. Francisco Nszzr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
Ia C-AGU Hin =
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
OIL AS FUEL FOR STEAMER.
Steamship COwPis voyagsd from
BorneO to London Using
Liquid Fuel.

The steamship Cowrie, which is dis
charging a cargo OF oil from Borneo At
the Thames dock, steamed from Koetei,
Borneo, to London, distance of $3.50
miles, using only liquid fuel. This
was reduced to spray by steam Jet
at the furnace door. The owners say
that the substitution of coal by oil
proved most advantageous.
Six stokers sufficed instead of 16. The
speed was slightly improved and the
bunker space was also economical, a
ton OF oil occupying but "a cubic feet,
compared with the As cubic feet taken
up by ton of coal. Twenty-Five tons
of oil were daily consumed on this voy~
age, as against IS tons Of coal con-
sumed in former voyages.
Borneo oil is declared to be excellent
fuel, and is superseding the Russian and
American product in the far east, as it
can be delivered at 80 shillings ton in
Hong Kong, IS shillings in Japan and
Colombo, and so shillings at Suex.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

The result OF the municipal election
in Spokane on Tuesday is fair sample
Of what the people can do once they
know what is best for them. Very lit
tie politics entered into the contest,
though it was plain that the democratic
platform was Numerically opposed to
that on which the republican candi-
dates were runring. In that city a
mayor and full board of councilmen
were to be elected. The democrats put
up Doctor Burns for their candidate
and the republicans put up DR.. Brown.
The city has been burdened for years
with heavy taxes on account OF the fla
grant abuse OF the powers OF the repub-
licans in office. A Citizens Tax League
was organized to seek retrenchments in
the various departments OF the city gov
eminent. The republicans refused to
endorse the Citizens Tax League prop
osition 70 make reforms in office. The
democrats endorsed the league. Hence
the result.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Editor Brownlow OF the Prosser Record
was in the city Tuesday.
Born, on Tuesday, May I, 1901, to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Anderson, daughter.
John Michels of the Bartholet was laid
up couple Of days this week with rheu-
matism.
About Is teachers were present today
to take the examination being conducted
by County Superintendent Plumb.
Officer Grant reports a new case of
smallpox at the pest house. 1t had
been reported that there was not a case
in the county, but the new case devel-
oped this week.
Anton Schaffer, who has been with
Hulse d Sons for year as a blacksmith,
left here on Wednesday for Billings,
Mont, where he will enter into the bus
mess with his brother.
A large number OF young people pre-
clpltated surprise upon Miss Anna
Bullock at her home near the power
house last Friday evening. Anenjoyable
time was had by all present.
Henry Sewell OF Chicago is the guest
of Henry Otter of this city, having
come here last Friday. His visit was a
great surprise to Mr.. Otter and was
the cause OF many pleasant remem-
brances OF past days. The two were
boys together at Fond du Lac, Wis, and
this is the first time they have met in
q years. Mr.. Sewell will remain here
for few days.
DIR. ii. Henker arrived here from Spo-
kane this week and will open an office
here. DIR. Henker was here as the op-
tician when DIR. Lindsay was running
the Washington Dispensary and then
went away when the latter physician
got into trouble last winter. He states
that it is the intention of DR.. Lindsay
to come back here and reopen the dis
pensary at an early date.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
FOR THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.

The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the reception Of Presi-
dent Mckinley during his visit here on
May 25th have got down to work and
are now pushing matters SO as to be
ready on time. The committee appoint
ed to raise $500 reported today that they
started out Wednesday and in five hours
had secured 1925 OF the fund. The
speakers stand will be on the corner
of Yakima and Natchez avenue. Every
body who can are requested to decorate
their buildings and places OF business.
The Ladies' Club has been invited to
appoint committees to assist in the
work of entertainment. The next meet
ing of the committee will be held Fri
day evening.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

The Republic took occasion to "call
down" THE HERALD last week for CIV
ing information about the Masonic
building contemplated for this city.
The Republic says we were little pre-
mature in giving this bit OF news to the
public, and that it sis not founded on
truth" This is a negative way of stat
ing facts. THE HERALD knew what it
was talking about. The information
about the contemplated Masonic build
ing came from one of the committee
appointed to select site for said build
ing This committee made offers to the
owners of two corner lots on Second
street for said site, and THE HERALD
knows all the particulars of these offers.
II necessary TO satisfy the Republic that
THE HERALD is correct in this piece of
news, further information can be had by
applying to this office.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

In addition to the list of candidates
announced last week for the office of
school director to be voted for at the
election on Saturday may be mentioned
DR.. C. I. Dulin, thus making seven can
didates. So far there is no opposition to
the candidacy OF E. G. Peck for re-elec-
ton as clerk OF the school board. No
mistake can be made in selecting any
one of the men named for the important
Office of school director, for they all
stand well in the community and will
no doubt give good service in behalf OF
the schools OF this city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

In our "What People Say" column will
be found what Deputy Treasurer Peck
has to say anent the organization of the
cyclists in this dity. His suggestions are
timely and should not go unheeded. II
this city and its environments would
have good bicycle paths, similar to those
of Tacoma, Seattle and Spokane, it re-
mains for the riders of wheels to prop
erly organize and as unit make their
wants known to the city council.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

NOBODY cares snap for other peoples
quarrels therefore wouldn't it be good
idea for the Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land papers to let up on petty editorials
about the shortcomings of the opposition
city. The readers of newspapers get
weary OF such discourteous treatment of
contemporaries as the P.-I., Oregonian
and Ledger deal out to one another. Let
up on such practice, and outsiders will
have better opinion OF you, Tacoma,
Seattle and Portland.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

The stone crusher was removed from
the car this week and is now awaiting
to be used by the contractor, whoever
he may be, in matchmaking Yakima
avenue. The big roller was taken down
to Sixth street and east Yakima avenue
today and initiated in rolling those
thoroughfares, which have just been
graded. 1t does its work we'll, and will
answer every purpose OF the city in
street improvement work.