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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
PONCE
NOTTCTAS DIRECTAS

Los bocoyes, dc ron que arrojaron al mar
l6S seRores Saurf Subira fuerOn %, Y no 12s,
como dijfmos una de nuestras edcones pa
sadas.
FL domingo tuymos Ell gusto de yer pa
sBando en- coche, ,muy me jorado de su enferm .
dad. nuestro particular amigo don Francis
60 PARA Cap6.
En- esta ciudad Sc vendef Ia nlanteca, e
afroz otros ptoductos de procedencia ameri-
cana. mas caros que ell mes anterior.
Ventdjds del cabotaje.
Han embarcado para los Estados Uoidos,
DOS nifos de la respectable sefiora doha Eufe-
mia Cap6 de PARA un lilo de nuestro amigo
don Julio Cabrera.
Corren rumofes de Que don Nemesio Ven
tufa, republican,, los hom mbres que le siguen
formaran OTTO partido.
Ell Iunes fue herdo de una pedrada TN
chico en- el barrio primero
Todos los dfas ocurren hecfos ana ogos,
10 que acusa descuido imperdonable en- los
padres de famfiia.
A causa de la lluva del domingo la retire
Ia sc efectu6 Ell lunes, con muy poca concu-
frencii, pues dfa llovi6 tambien en- las ho-
tas de la tarde
La disidencis republicans trata de fundar
hn peri6 ico. AL efecto gestiona la adquisi-
ci6n de una imprenta,
Los operarios de la faorica de cigarrillos
stos Tres ESQ cudos3 Sc han declarado en- huel-
"a pidien 10 aumento de jornal.
Unos ladroues trataron de robar ell lhnes
Dor Ia noche ma casa del barrio segundo
Fueron sorprenddos por IN transeunte,
Sc dieron & la fuga.
Los robos estkn Ia orden del dia
FL perio 1iquito guzmancfsta que Sc anun-
ci6 en- la semana anterior vic la luz ell domin-
90 h1tmo
Sc llama <El Mosquiteros trata de enre.
esi 81 sMimes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

dia al ordenar Ell corte de mas matas de plA-
tanos, propiedad del seflor Padr6.
Pero, olga. don Iglesias ~ quien e ha
dicho usted que un comerciante esta obliga-
do & bOtdr y empujdr nadie su estableci-
miento?
5Y en- que ley Sc funda para ordenar ell
corte de unas matas que no son suyas?
A usted 10 tenen engaflado
Sosieguese, hoUlbre, y vuelva en- ST.
*N.
Por 10 que Sc dice, Egozcue saldra NAL en-
ell asunto de la dinamita.
segdn m manfestan los duefios de la pol
vora, la del alcalde mas peligrosa, porque
sin hunto aparte de que, tratandose De pc
tordos 5que petord0 que ell sehor Ego
cue...? !?
Como dtnamttd va esta probada la de don
Manuel.
Yo opino que SO traslade tam bi6n la is
10 de Cabra
De 10 contraro que no Sc lleve nadie.
Explosion por explosion.
~
El Base bail sigue siendo Ell sport carac-
terfstico en- esta poblaci6n.
7 Sc ha tornado tai en- pefio, que has
IA los ernpieados del Departa mento de giros
postales, cerran sns oficinas las tres para
dfrigtrse Puerth de TERRA.
7 10 peor no este, sino que, 81 por des
gracia lie sacan IN ojo alguno 8 le rompen
las costllas, sc le acabo Ia giratura postal y
no postal.
vamos, sefiores de los gtros, estesen quie-
tecitos sua ohcinas, como manda Dios ell
Tesoro, que no les paga para que ustedes Sc
diviertan jugando al baseball.
IEstamos. ...f
~
xEl Paisa le la dado ahora por una ma
MA, ben inocente por cierto.
Consiste en- hacer ingresar IN n0mt,,e,
infndad de correIig gonaros nuestros en- su
va raquftico partdo
Para 10 cual tiene Ell sistema de escribir
los agentes de los pocos puebIos donde cir
cula, para que le enven nombres de personas
que lnego resultan como en- Camuy en- otras
parties, de nuestra agrupacion polftica.
Por snpuesto, como mil veces Sc ha
desmentido q sEl Pafs>; pero 81 6rgano de Bar
bosa hace 10 que este hizo cuando 10 de Mr.
Hanna: echarlo la broma
Buen sistema.
SANCH0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
SA M 1gDA 81
NOTA@ POR CORREO

| Septiembre 2.
| Anoche qued6 formada defnitvamente Ia
| companfa de zarzuela que ha de actuar en-
| nuestro teatro por algun tempo.
| Los coros han sito escogidos entire muy
| buenos elementos.
| E sabado debutaran con una notable obra
| de su repertoire.
Esta tarde sali6 para los puertos de su ru.
| ia ell vapor cubano <Marfa Herrera.x
| Anoche tuvo 1ugar Ia sexta conferenca de
! don Salvador Brau en- el Ateneo.
Mr. Brumbaugh recomienda los profe-
| sores que seria conveniente que sufriesen
examen para obtener un certifcado.
Ell baile que habia anunciado la <Junta
de damass para ell martes de Ia proxima sema-
ma Sc ha transfertdo por Ia desgraciada muer-
te de don Ramon Ferran.
El regalo por accones dc lin retrato del
sefor Mnfloz Rivera que esta depositado en-
casa de Sucesores de Manuel Roman, SO leva-
"a cabo ell jueves a las : de la tarde.
Don Jorge Bid, de Guayama, Sc encuen-
tra en- esta capital; tambien esta al doctor
Bou, de Oorozal.
En- Carolina hay dos escuelas rurales por
cubrr.
Me1Ora nOGaDlemente de la enferm lad
que le retiene CANA don Julian Matienzo,
comercante de esta plaza.
Desde esta ms fiana So espera en- este puer-
to al vapor frances.
Mafiana ambarcara para Santo Domingo
ell i6ven don Juan Loubrisl Cueto, entusiasta
federal.
H, salido para los .tados Unidos Ell vapor
americana <San Juan.>
La se6ora esposa del gobernador Mr. Hunt
la enbareado para los E5tados Unidos
Sc p~epara una veiada.c .con objeto de allie
gar fondos para la estatua de Alfonso MI.
Una de las obras que pondra prImeramen-
te escena la companfa de zarzuea es ell
<Trovador.s
Para despedir 4 la Mrs. Hunt baj6 la ban
da del regimtento puertorriqueno.
La distip guida seforita Beisa Padial Qni- |
fones EMBARGO hoy para la inetr6poli. Va a |
estuiiar para profesora I'm colegio ameri- |
sano.
Mafiana Sc presentaran Mr.. Brumbaugh |
los aumnos de la escueIa de yerano, para acla- /
rar el que, seghn Sc les ha manifestado, ten
gan que examinarse de dos asgnaturas que nc |
han estuiiado nj Sc les habia dicho tuYiesen
9ue haceTo. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
Tribunales

Eel Tribunal Supreme de Justicia declara
con lugar ell recurso de apelaci6n por don Ra-
mon Labiosa contra sentencia de la Certe de
Arecibo, por supuesto delto de amenaZas.
La misma Corte recbaza como fndscuti-
BILE la apeac6n interpuesta por Pedro Henri
quez alias Malo, contra sentencia de la Corte
de Arecibo que le condeuo IN af1o meses
% dias por atentado bjurias los sgentes
de la autoridad
Para ell seis del actual scf4la ol juzga ado
de Arroyo Ell juicio verbal de faltas contra
Doroteo Rodriguez, por lesiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

En- la mafana de aver aparec6 nuerto en-
al cacerfo de Catafio un iornalero de la tahona
de don Rain ndo Rodriguez.
El cadaver muestra her1da de arma
de fuego sobre la sien derecha
Sc ignora 81 trata de un suicide de
TN asesinato, y Ell juzgado hace difgencias
encaminadas dar con la verdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
sANCHO.

<Portugues.s
Todos los das lueve hacia la parte de 81
nacimiento.
Tn amigo de esta ciudad ha recibido car
tas de la Habana, donde le anuncian que una
magnfhca compah1a de zarzuela visitara la is
Ia en- Octubre Novembre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
OTRA VIA FERREA

En- ell Consejo ejecutiyO Sc ha presentado
solicitud para estabiecer una l1nea ferrea
de Ia Villa de Guayama la hacienda eDesca-
abradcs, pasando por los pueblos de Santa
Isabel Salinas
Piden la concession los senores De Ford,
representados por los Iuristas Pettingill kee-
dy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

poderla atender duefo estabecmient
provones denominado &La Pueorriquea~ que haa m
etances al lado de la m
pdbco disponsa
mas detalla esta ciudad.
Para informes dirigirse dueno don Francisco Fgue
Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
Sobre ell mueIIe de espig6n

Ell CoDsejo executive, POI unanimidad. ha
votado que la Comp MIA <New York and Por-
to Rico Steamship Coz puede construr IN
npevo muele e! sitio que ocupaba ell ante
rior, por haber caducado la concession antigua
la desaparc6n de aquel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
]. M. Padilla.
Una pregunta

cQu6 ocurre en- ell Dorado?
Sc habla de denuncias presentadas por ell
Sacretario del ayuntamiento de dicho pueblo
:Habra quien conteste nuestra pregun-
ia?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

Fl jabn de esta dlspua e meor
toda la a demuestra la demanda do dcho
las pobacones del interior.
Todas las barras uevan grabada la DIS abfca
FL deposo general para los pedidos per mayor Anac
Fsrreteria cae de Ia Fotaeza %,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
DR.. Gonzalez Martinez
AENDEZ-VIGO No. 9, ALTOS. TELEF0N0 rs

Cinica Intermediates de la matriz
uraclon apda ehcaz modernos procdmenos de
Espemaorrea Eeldad de mujer, Sfs veg
de la matriz, Gotta miIitar fuos ebeldes.
Horas de Consultas de d{as
los festivos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
LAS AGUAS MINERALES DE ARROYO
ouran las afecoonas hep6c esoroflosas hepacas

Ourah las a1eooonas herp6t, esouosas, hepacas
Entire los muhos vaIosos teimoni puean aser
opinion
e
:CERllFCU indiublemente a
Vi,ea
dc
1901 (6rmado DOCTOR JOSE ~
del do
a la a r ~ O'0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
:" ELL HOGAR :"

Dona Gracia Michel avisa
la tene eabecda de hu6spedes
cae de Pujals
donde haaan seryida La habitaciones
bafos de ducha gratis para los parroquianos.
oefV1clO esmerado Precios modicos.
Ponce, Septembre 10 de 1901
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Entertains Friends.

Jack Gallupe last night entertained a
number of his gentlemen friends at his
home on east Main street in the most ap-
proved style.
The guests were chiefly tho fellow
workers OF Mr.. Gallups at the union de-
pot, but several other warm personal
friends we're included in the party.
A jolly time was enjoyed by the gen
tlenen for several hours. Mr.. Gallupes g
reputation as host is we'll known and
he certainly did himself credit last night.
The gentlemen present were glad that
they we're included among Mr.. Gallupe's
friends, as the time was 30 pleasantly
passed at the Gallupe home.
An oyster supper was served to the
guests and was followed by stories and
cigars, which continued until quite q
late hour.
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Big Blaze.

Last night incendialies, is supposed,
set IRE to about 800 tons OF hay owned
by Carlisle Bros. on the Reese Carlisle
place on Rhone creek.
Whoever set fire to the great stack,
which had built about it barb wire
fence, took pains to drive within the en-
closure about 20 head Of horses and at
least 80 head of cattle. e-
There was party last night at
Chris Hoppels short distance from
where the hay was stacked and when the
flames burst forth from the stack par ties
ran from the Hoppel place and were in
time to release the stock which had al
ready become panic stricken.
Parties froDn that section say that
strong suspicion attaches to several par
ties who have, been known to hold en-
nifty against Carlisle Bros. I
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A BIG LAW SUIT.
Action Taken Against The Grand
Junction Electric & Manufac-
turing Company.

A suit involving tho interests of q
Grand Junction institution was begun
yesterday in the U. 8. circuit court in
the city Of Denver. "a
The suit is for the foreclosure Of
mortgage against The Grand junction
Electric & Manufacturing Company Of
$4,000 secured by bonds
The complaint is by Herbert Fitz r.
Aymar. B. Aymar Sands. Theodore X.
Hazard and Louisa q. Tracy, eastern
people holding % OF the bonds OF the
company, valued at $500 apiece.
These complsinants allege that the
coppany's funds are being diverted into
other channels which should go to pay in
terest on the bonds OF this company.
there having been no interest Oh bonds
paid in the last two years. no reason hay
ing been offered by the company and its
body of directors for not having paid the
interest which is now in default.
The attorneys for the complainants,
the law firm of Rogers, Cuthbert & Ellis.
have asked that = recsiver be appointed
for tho plant in this city, psndiog the
decision OF the court
There is being considerable interest
taken in this city over the matter, and
several gentlemen, who have been COM
plainants against the company and the
character OF the light which has been
furnished the city and 10 private sub
scribers, we're on the streets this morn
ing securing sworn af1idavits from mer-
chants and others regarding the charac-
ter Of the light furnished. Quite num-
ber Of afidavits we're obtained by the
gentlemen interested, whose personal in
terest in the matter will appear later on
when the question of the SUIT is before
the courts.
The investment firm Of Thurlow, Hut
ton & Williams Of Colorado Springs have
considerable money wrapped up in the
bonds Of the company.
II the court should hear the prayer Of
the petitioners and grant receiver for
the company in this city. it is believed
that some one here in Grand Junction
would secure that position.
The Grand Junction Electric & Manu-
featuring company is part OF The Noun
tain Electric company, an organization
controlling plants at Florence. Black
Hawk, Central City, Trinidad and Den
yer. Charles F. Lacombe and the
StearDs people are tho principal stock
holders Of all the plants under The
Mountain Electric company.
The result Of the suit will be awaited
with the greatest interest.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31
Firemen's Ball Tonight.

The annual New Years eve ball OF the
volunteer hremen will occur tonight At
the Armory. This is the sixth annual
event Of the kind. and, as each year tho
interest and attendance has increased. it
is safe to say that the ball at the Armory
tonight will far eclipse sll other similar
events.
The committee in charge Of arrange
menus has given a great deal Of atten-
ton to the details which will go to make
success Of any public affair. A vast
amount OF personal work has been done
among the people by the committe. and
a large number OF tickets have been sold
among the business men.
The music is promised TO be the very
best which has ever been furnished for
any ball in the city, and it goes without
saying that success will attend the ef-
forts of the department.
A great many people also wish to
watch the old year out, and no better
place can be found to spend the last
hours of 1901 than the fire department
as one OF their guests at their sixth an
nual ball.
Aside from the pleasure attached to
the evening, every citizen OF Grand juno
tion owes a duty to the organization
which stands always ready to go forth
at sry hour Of the night or day to pro-
tect the homes OF the city from nres, and
for which services they only ask the sup
port Of their friends on such occasions as
these.
The money obtained, from tho results
OF the ball go toward providing the many
articles Of equipment ana uniform which
makes their work quicker and more Of
fectlve. .H#.
Everyone should attend the ball to-
night and help make it the best ono yet.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31

Tho literary society at the Allen school
has tho following question fer debate
next Friday evening: Resolved, That
the Filipinos should be granted self-gov-
eminent. There are to be three speak
ers on each side. The patrons OF the
Allen school manifest commendable
zeal in literary training, as we'll ~ in re-
ligious instruction. Their Sunday school
is we'll attended, and discourses are de-
livered on alternate Sundays BY Rev.
Daley and J. r. Walker. The school,
under the management Of Miss Norine,
is up to. date, and would be an excellent
model for other rural schools.
Wanted.-Situation in private family.
Please call or address at once, The Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31
The Hiah Line Ditch a Success.

The high line ditch can. in the opinion
Of the best posted men Of Grand juno
tion, be completed along the lines as out
lined by W. J. Bogan, an experienced
and successful promoter from Utah. who
has concluded to assist In the promotion
in conjunction with those who have been
the means Of getting the proposition to
its present stage.
The plan suggested by Mr.. Began is
to direct the capital originally intended
to construct the canal into the promo.
ton OF it by which the necessary capital
may be obtained.
Tho business men Of Grand junction
to whom the plans have been explained
are enthusiastic over the feasibility of
Mr.. Bogan's proposition and it is pro-
posed to hold meeting OF the business
men in few days to discuss tho pro-
posed plan notice OF which meeting will
appear In Tho Sentinel in duo time.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31
Pueblo's Mayor Dead.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 3O.-Mayor George
West died about 1890 tonight after a
long illness. aged 48 years, from com
plication OF diseases which brought on
quick consumpti He lsaves . family
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31
About the W Gather.

About the Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was As degrees.
The minimum this morning was 18 de.
grees. ......f
The forecast for this section is:
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31

Mrs. Ellen Payne returned today from
4 six.week's visit to Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31

It's only few days, but each one of them
is worth two of ordinary merchandising.
All the great stocks must be disposed Of
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-31
BOSTON
CANDY KITCHEN
H.. N. GRAHAM, PROP.

Our purpose is to make
our business the best of
its kind in the city,
Whatever a first class up
to date candystore should
have We have. We have
added to our stock and
made it as near the ideal
store as it is possible to
get it.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia in Bankruptcy.-In the matter of
Louis NJ. Fitch, bankrupt In Bankruptcy No
202-To the creditors of Louis NJ Fitch Of the city
Of Washington, ID. O., bankrupt: Notice is here
by given that on the 4th day of October A D. 1891
the said Louis NJ. Fitch duly adjudicated bank,
rupt upon his petition; and that the first
meeting Of creditors will be held at the Office Of
the undersigned, referee, Rooms and 10 ass
Louisiana avenue NV, in the city of Washington
D. c. on the 10th day Of October ID 1901 AT
10 o'clock am. at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact such other
business may properly come before said meeting
WILLIAM NJ. HAII.AM, Referee in Bankruptcy
BIRNEY & WOODARD. Attorneys for Bankrupt 1t
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.-William II. Frey ct al. vs. Elizabeth
T. Frey ct al. No. 22O55, Equity Docket 5O~This
cause being referred to me to state the trustees
account and distribution Of the proceeds of snla
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the estate Of Andrew Frey, deceased to
present the with the proofs, at the auditors
in the United States court house in this civ
on or before Tuesday October g. 1901 at 10 o'cloct
am. JAMES G. PAYNE, Auditor. se24 oc1&7
m THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. William Frey ct al. vs. William
r. Frey ct FL No. 22056 Equity Docket 50-This
cause being referred to me to state the trustees
account and distribution Of the proceeds OF sales
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
the same. with the proofs, at the auditors rooms
In the United States court house in this city on or
before tuesday, October g. 1901, at 10 O'Clock a m
JAMES g. PAYNE Auditor. SEQ. oc1&7
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

"a B. Duvau and Arthur II. O'Connor Attoruev.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
demnation Of land for site for q police sfatson
on Wisconsin avenue opposite the River road, In
the District Of Columbia; No. SIS. Dist. Ct-The
saloman Sugenheimer. Henry NJ Newman. AdoIps
Keyser. Christian Heinrich. Mary =. French and
hereby cited and admonished to appear in this
court on the 10th day Of October, A b. 1901. at 10
fled in the above entitled cause, and show causs
why the prayers Of he said petition should not Re
and shown ON the plat annexed thereto Sc con-
demned for 9 site for police station Witness the
Honorable EDWARD +. BINGHAM, Chief Justiee
Of said Court, this 80th day Of sepfember. AID.
1901. John 3. YOUNG. CLERK. Tests JOHN r
YOUNG, Cfoxk. ecl-ot
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING.
ton d. c.. October 5, 1901.-Sealed proposals will
be received at the department until TWO O'CLOCK
PM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH.
1901, for the erection at the Government Hospital
for the Insane Of Electrical Unit In accordance
with the plans and specifications to be seen at the
hospital and this department. A certified check of
10 per cent of the amount of bid must accompany
each proposal The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. Proposals for the work may be OBJ
tanned upon application at the department E. A.
HITCHCOCK, Secretary. OCT -2aw4t
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST-IRON
WATER PIPE.-Ofice of the Commissioners, ID. c.,
Washington, ID. c., October l. 1901-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK M, OCTOBER NINETEENTH. 1901 for
furnishing fourteen hundred q 400 lin. feet Of
thirty six (36D inch Cast-iron Water Pipe. Speci-
hcations and blank forms of proposal may be Oh
LAND. JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING b. BEACH,
Commissioners, D. O. oc3-6t
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