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CARRIES VIEWS
OF "DlCk" CROKER

'What do you think OF Crokcr?" Mrs
Nation was asked to-day by an Evening
World reporter. She replied:
.When the wicked rule tho people
mourn. When the riEhtcous rule the
people rejoice.
..Iiow nice II would be TO have public
ofl,ciais In whom you have confidence
and can trust.
'.let " hope fh1t TINS cos.ninI ha ten.
tt N New Yoik and that tbs WI 81
II Thet: NJ. NsijcS assesisA hsssal lsv
The evening world., 1901-08-28
BEGGARs ROUNDED UP.
Five Tnk-n Above the Harlem a"'i
sent "a the NOrkisOusr.

Edward TuiIey. James Rcnaids. John
Dwyer. Dennis Ahearn and Patrick Me-
Cure were nrraiyned In the Harlem
Court today charged with begging. The
men were arrested NJ Convent avenue
and One Hundred and Thirty-nfh
street on the complaint OF a cs'iaen.
who sa!d they continually annoyed tho
residents OF that ncighborhood by beg
Hing.
Dryer acted ms spokesman for tho
men In court this morning. When
asked nv Magistrate Zeller what they
had to say. Dwyer replied
~ only had one glass OF beer. Judge"
''Me too" answered the others.
Magistrate Zeiler smiled M tho men
replied to his question and then fined
them SO each.
The evening world., 1901-08-28
SECOND CRASH
NEAR THE SCENE.

~ Ia 'hi. afternoon another trolley
casualty occurred IN IN. shadow ~ III.
Brooklyn borough Hail Car n" SIS ~
the cros, own line ran G"wn ., -asou
OF the Hrpoklyn Union Gas Company In
the rear Of the borough Hall In Jora-
lemon street. 1iic wagon vas CARRYING
gis meters. and Patrirk Lynch. ~ 80.
I'll Plymouth street. WAS driving. Th"
wagon was overturned and Lynch
thrown ou;, But he landed on his feet.
No one was hurt.
The evening world., 1901-08-28
SEEKS DIVORCE
Names George Davis ms Co.resprn.
J~nt In Ills Autt.

Ex-Justice william y. Cohen was to-
,ii,y appointed referee BY Justice DuEro
In the Supreme Court to take the testi-
mony In a suit for absolute divorce
brought by Joseph 8. woodhouse
against Mary .. woodhouse.
The couple were married on Feb. Il. 1890.
and have two sons-lInrold 8. and Clark
o. Mr.. wOOdhousc charges his wife
Iith numerous acts Of misconduct Win
George Davis at the Atlantic Hotel.
0heepshead Bay.
Mrs. Woodh0use dcniee tho charges.
Ira n. Stewart appears for Woodhouse
and Charles Caldwell II counsel for the
respondent.
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reading n ri.c" OF verse "ut OF her new
publication. called the Smash.r. Mail
Mrs Nation said that her real name
wut Carrie Amelia Nation. but from now
on IL was going to br CARR" \. Nation.
80 expressive don't you think sog'
she said. perhaps some day !; will
~, Carrie a iiatchrt'
She expires sod herself as being highly
malignant AT the reports sent on, from
Philadelphia that she had gone into
vaudeville.
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MRS. NATION
LEAVES TOWN.

Mrs Nation went to see Archbishop
Cosrtgan. but he was out Of town. and
she lct, xord that she would cali again
on Monday.
Later she made tour OF inspection
through the waldOrf-AstOr!a.
Al o'clock she went to the Grand
Central Station and boarded an express
train for College Corners. o.. where she
lectures Tomorrow evening.
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%,,cu.u r,e,-,,ou.c Th,.,.,

John Conway. twenty seven years old.
Of No, 81? Yves, Twen,y-nrs, street. and
James Mccarthy. twenty.scvcn years
old. Of No. 81 Fast Thirty ninth street.
who were arrested yesterday by Police
men steppe and Tsrhunc At One Hun
bred and Th.rty.nfth street. md Edge.
house Thieves. wsrs arraignrd u, the
Harlem Court to-day and held In t1,GlO
bali each for 4 further eAAn.inAtiUh. ia
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RUN OVER ON FIFTH AVENUE.
Woman Taken frosn Ua,lcr wheels
os Cab 10 Hospttas.

Mira. Elizabeth l.. Trott. hfty-nine
years old, of No. isl West Thlrsy-lfth
street. while crossing the street at
street and Fifth avenue
to-day, WAS run over by a cab driven
~ John Gaken. OF No. a. SECOND ave.
ntie. She Was taken to the New. YORK
sald Tia, she was suflsrins from shock.
THE cabnan. was held IN lJe6efsOu
AAS6st- Court far sxAoinA tioA. w
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Crowded Cars Come
Together with Ter
rifle Force in Front
Of the Brooklyn Dor.
ough Hall Switc h
Was Misplace d
Through Careless.
ness.
THE INJURED.

{. o. d. ROSTIC. scranton. Pa. Nv
les IT M. 1.5 J~nerson m~~nu~,
csssusisns.
Nrs. JAMES Nl.ANCuFONO. s~v~".
.sy.seven. ChriatoPhrr strert. Mnu-
haitian, costusiOns.
JAMES CLARK. M. :iO UiIh
stseett contusions.
HARRIS JORDAN. three year. "'"
s00tasi0as Of head.
Mrs. EMMA JORDAN. twrnty-~iuhi
years. No. sUs uniom .ir~rt """-
tss1sns.
ELlSABETH FLEMING. w. "O
Leass avenue, .prainrd ankle mud
check.
JAMES r. KEENE. M. 1904 Dr"ad-
vsoy, ANahattast rOntusions.
Q. .. 1<ALJAIN. No. ~ second n~--
nueS eontusions on head and arms.
ANDREW LESLIE. W. ~" rr",-
Dset avenue, legs injured.
I ARTHUR MENDE. twrnty-ni"e.
No. 1850 Third a~enu~. Manhattan,
e0as0sloas Of hack and I-xs, I'M
esasaieas, may die, Rr""ki," Hos
Ditsl.
". u. M'kIERNAN. No. ~ Clifton
P1oso, eats and bruis...
oeCAR sANpERMAN. thir,y years.
Ne. err Flushinx avenue, sprninrd
wrist, eats.
The evening world., 1901-08-28

penIng as that OF this morning. Tho
switch was plainly open. but neither
the inspector nor the motorman no.
t!ced II.
The evening world., 1901-08-28

A misplaced switch In front Of the
City Hall In Brooklyn caused q trolley
or collision In which twelve pco. 10
were injured at II O'Clock to-day.
One Of the injured was taken to mo
Brooklyn Hospital unconscious and
suffering from concussion Of the
brain and internal injuries. lie may
die.
The cars In collision were Fulton
street cur No. 80. bound toward tho
ferry. and Green and Gates avenue
car No. 1895. bound uptown.
Right in front Of the City Hall
there Is a switch from the main line
to 4 siding. This switch is operated
by a lever In the hands Of the motor
:,'aa desiring to sidetrack his car,
George Kombach. the motorlnan OF
the Fulton street car, did not notice
that the switch was set for the side
track.
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When his car struck the switch I.
turned from the down bound track
and crashed into the Green" and
Gates avenue car opposite. Boih
cars were OF the l.eavy double truck
open pattern and were crowded with
passengers. They were running AZ q
sped OF from eight 10 ten miles M
hour.
The impact had all the force Of q
head.on collision. although the Full.
ton street car struck he side OF the
other. The crash was heard For blocks
and the passengers were hurled In
every direction, some being thrown
clear acrOcs the siding track. When
Kombach saw that Il collision was In
cvitablc he jumped,
DR.. Navls. OF No $50 Washington
avenue. was coming down the steps
Of the City Hall at the time OF tbs
accident. He hurried to the aid o!
toe injured and got persons In thu
crowd that assembled to help carr,
them Into the police station In tn,
basement Of the City Hall. Two am
atulAncss were summoned and tn
i sssfsons worked with Qr. ,Nayis.
]. g. J Z ~ ave ninutss thsrs was /
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
NO CHANGE IS MADE.
President Rcnominates All the Mem.
bers of His Cabinet.
ALL ARE CONFIRMED
The Retirement Of Attorney Genera
Griggs l. Expected Some Time
During the Month Some
OF the Bills Signed

Washington. March g. The SAINT
cabinet officers that served with Presi
dent Mckinley during his last term vii
serve him "A while longer The an
nounccment that Attorney Genera
Gnggs would retire Immediately upol
she induction into office Of the president
for his second term has not yet material
ized. though 10 /, known positively that
he win retire aud possibly before the
end o' the month.
The nomination, were ant Go th'
senate and were confirmed. They ar'
a. follows.
john lhy Ditriatof Columbia. Sec
rem-y of state.
Eihu Boot ofNcw York, secretary O
wHr
John W. Crs- OF New Jersey, AT
toruoy general
Charles Emory Smith u Ponnyl
wanna. postmaster general.
John ID. Long of Massachusetts,, sc
rotary of the navy.
Ethan s. Hifc1epoE of Missouri, sec
rotary ui the interior.
James Wilson of Iowa, secretary o
agriculture
The president also issued a cumm.a
SION 20 g. - Cortliyou as secretary 3
. che president
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Washington. March President Nc
Kiuloy signed about lsl bills at the cap
itoI Monday Thsmoreimpor'aut were
the following
Tho naval appropriation bills. bills
making appropriation, ior the postal
service aud the .undry civil expense Of
the government establishing o naval
bureau ol standards. the st. Louis fair
fair bill. amending the act authorizing
the receipt of the United States gold
coin boo exchange for gold bars the bin
requiring common carrier, engaged m
Interstate commerce to make full re-.
purt- Of an accident, 90 interstate com.
merce commissioner and for % new ID.
vision Of the western Judicial district OF
TeXns.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
KILLED IN A DUEL.
An American Lose. liz Life aud = Rus
stan Count BADLY wounded.

stan Count Badly Wounded.
Paris, March John Macwiisos
Dunnt of New York, who has beef
living the past two years in Paris, hm
been killed at Osteud In a duel with {
Russian count. According 20 the bes'
information obtninable Dunnt hac
written letters 20 the wife u the count
The latter urphow came % Paris e
settle the matter where b. met Duran
IN restaurant when vicious fight re-
sulte' IN wdich Dlmnt lost h front
tooth. He struck the R1s-- stswith q
heavy gla,. water bottle aud The latter
died. but the doctors certificate gave
congestion Of tho brain a- the cause OF
his death. This occurred during Jan
uary Iater. the count took the matte
up sending hi, seconds Co Dumnt Tn
duel was arranged and probably Tough
Monday with pistols D1unt wa
killed and the count was seriously
wounded.
Durant $50. wen knrvn In tho Amer
. can co'my u.-. le Hr- a fr.g1l a.
truIrut ar official receptions given h
/ American people Ills cnmg muut q
Young French lady was recently an
nluu.od. IHpF v,re 20 he mnrsal thi
month Th. name Of tine Russians 81
the case cannot he a-'er.aiued
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Amsterdam. MARCH Queen VIII
h.lmm and the prince cou.urt entered
the city m state today and received
nu enthusiastic welcome. The queen
and prince c1n-0rt evidently were great.
Do. a-ai with their reception and bow.
ei increasingly 90 the crowd. along the
lime Uf mareh Atthcmnea the queen.
mother ava ted her daughter After
their greeting Queen Wilueimina and
prime cuus1rt appeared upon che palace
hlcUuy boz response to yputer1u- cheer.
of the throug which had been permitted
to gather n front of the royal residence
Rain. b.lms1i.a the street decorations
and preparation, io- 'he night, illumi
nations were hampercd hy uniay0abli
weather.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
Merely To- y,.u ui. Grandmo,hcr.

Porhu. March 5.-Replying 20 the
question of Herrcn Schedlcr, a CcntrIst.
in rcichstag on the subject of Emperor
Williams recent visit 10 England, am.
perial Chancellor Count Won BueloO
declared the visit was neither of polit.
ical or courtly character but purely oi
o humane character, the emperor merely
ha.tcnci On the dCnthbcd ot his grand.
mother. IL is easy 90 understand that
the nct evoked the gratitude of Great
Britain and aroused there desire Tor
peaceful and friendly relations This
wish was shared hy Germany, fall
equality of rights between Gcrman and
British nations being of course, a CON
ditiUn sine qua non.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Chicago. March 5.-Clrter II lIarri-
son has been nominated for mayor o'
Chicago for the third term hv the Dem
ocmuc city convention. There was no
opposition Co the denomination. The
platform usndoptad strongly f1,urs ulu'
mate municipal ovncr,h.pof "all pub.
he utilities" including street railway.
aud lighting plants, aud included @ res
olutu of sympathy for tho Boers. The
extension of street railway franchise, is
expected 60 bc the mos important que
tion Of the campaign
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Buffalo. March 1-DIrcflr General
buchanan OBJ. ,he Pan. American eNposi-
tiou says tha failure Of the appropria-
tiou of i0lOll m cYu-re.. will NOT df-
ioc, the exposition. Ail the principal
buildiug, are practically completed and
mostly uid for and the state Of New
York i, fully able 90 carry forward the
nntnrurL.-.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Potcau. ]. r.. March "a very De
nructivr ur or.uuei hcr. Monday,
which destroyed che Commercial ho,el.
run hv frs Cnuar AfiInurb bIi'i~s-
were more or la., demagnt The hotel
br.ldmg was owned bv " A. Welch
of this p.1c. ~ was valued ~ 5000
There was nn insurance The hotel
furnishings were owned hy Mr., Conner,
ON which .he carried sii00 insurance
Tn. hotel will iseiy bc rebuilt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
Ml..iug Miai.,er Located.

Knoxville, March Rev. Wallace
Walker Of Roger-ville, Tenn the Meth
odist minister, who disappeared Feb. rs.
has been heard from. lie is in Burke
Idaho. The cause oi his departure Las
not yet been explained The opinion
still prevails that he wandered away
while suffering from mental alteration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Havana. March 5.-At the conference
Monday night of Cuban constitutional
convention many delegate, favored tenn
u1nrv suspension nf the convention IN
orIer tu allow members, esp cally those
from ~l1rlel. Fu ri1 prin'ipa and
Santa CLARA provinces, am opportunity
to consult with constituents regarding
the part um.IdmJu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Memphis. March 5-Grorgc Gould
wuq here en route to ST. Louis and was
asked about the rumor tina, the MIspu-
ri Pacific system is backing tho Frisco
road in its new acquisition, DE rrpllet:
"rhe Missouri puclnc has no interest
whatever IN the Frisco or it4 accession'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Pekiu, March 5-ln am cdict the En-.
peror Of China nnuuls nll DEGREES and
report, rendered from June 20, 60 Aug.
II. 1902 m ordear that no traces Of
them can be preserved In history.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
American c,r,i- e,ov-r.' Association.

Denver. March 6-Tha first annual
convention pf American Cattle Growers
association was called to order here 20
day with $50 delegates present. The
entire territory west ~ the Missouri
river wa, ropresou.ed. The convention
will decide whether the new association
will be independent of the National
Live Stock as-,c.lti1u Ur work o. a sub
dlNI -in nl h.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Washington, Marc.r5-Sult1r Nor
mn today introduced resolution
in thr senate declaring the CLAYTON.
BaiWyr treaty auromt,d. 10 went over,
The senate confirmed an cabinet
nomination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Chri,imnu, March 5.-Thc duke Of
AbrulH', expedition has sailed FOR
the Franz josephs land 10 search for
the three mon lost during the recent
AbruzzI expedition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Nrw York. March j.-The l5-year-old
actrcs.. whose stage nnmc i, Mamie
Cirrlh. wu. shot and killed early tins
morning by her jealous lover Antonio
Tr.olo, 20 years old. Triolo was ar-
rested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Paris, March 8. - The rumor that
United States Ammsado Porter IN.
tend, rclnqui-hiug his position and re-
turning to America b, authoutauvely
denied 90 the embassy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Charleston. w Va, March The
Inauguration ~ state oniccrs took place
nt noon Monday. Speeches were made
hy the outgoing Governor Atkins and
the incoming Governor White.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Berlin. March 5.-Thc south German
COTTON wruvrrs met uf Stuttgart Nnn'
day and voted 10 restrict % por cent of
the production during April, May and
Juup
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Madrid March 5.-Ah.1lutely moth
ing Is known here of tha report circu'
latine In the United States of alleged
nghting ON the Spanish Portuguese
bnrder
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

and all reports tnat the Missouri Pacific
Is financially interested In the Frisoo is
without foundation"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Cradock. Cape Colony, March g.
The British have arrested Rev. Mr..
Revnecke. a minister ~ the Dutch Re-
formed church. under martial law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
Bosr. occupy Pearson.

Cradoc. Cape Colony, March 5.-The
Beers have occupied Pearson. on the
Great Riel river.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Boise City. Ida. March 5-It is al.
leved that oil has been discovered on
the Owyhee side of Snake river in tho
vicinity u the George Newell ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Madrid. March 5.-Senator Sagasta,
the Liberal lender ha, accepted the
task of forming O. new cabinet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Pckin. Ill,.. march samuel Moser
was found guilty. ~ numbering his wife
and three children and -sutauced 20 81
wears Imprisonment boo tne penitentiary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
IMPORTANTE

LA AGENCIA DE PONCE, estimara los
sefores suscritores LA DEMoCRAcIA, tanto
del pueblo como de la Playa, Sc sirvan hacer
effective los recibos de suscrici6n mensual en-
los diez prmeros dfas de cada mes.
De no hacerlo asi, desde ell dfa II de Mayo
Sc vera precisada suspender el envfo del pc
rl6dico q aquelos de nuestros favore edures
morosos, que no hayan accedido al justo de-
SEQ de esta agencia.
Este peri6dico Sc paga Embellishments
por adelantado; nadie Sc obiga ser suscri-
tor pero ST Sc suplics ell pago puntual, con
cuyo requisite, no puede esta agencia cumplir
con la empresa en- sus liquidaciones los dfas
II de cada mes
El snscrtor que el dia 10 no 10 haya salts
fecho los go centayos de la suscricion, el dia
II no recibira el peri6dico, medida que Sc v6,
precisada bien su pesar, tomar esta agen-
cia con los morosos, que irrogan con esa dila-
ci6n perjucios la empresa.
Valga ell aviso.
P. 4 d. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
BARTEK Ell vENCEDOR

cara obscura, cast negrl de m tur.
CO ~ de oj IS resplaudecientas. pro-
bablemeHte debia eStar hsFido Dor.
que en- Su roStro altivo Sc leiau su-
frlmientOs h0rribleS.
r'SQae es esof pregunt6 Woi.
tex.
ESQ es un diablo. no es un SOL
dadol iDlos milo ten piedad de mi,
po6re pescadorl-
Mira los dientes que tiene.
Vayase al Inferno. NJ tengo
val0r nj para mirarle.
Y con los hombros vueltos, auuel
hombre alto y robusto tenia ell
aspecto de un niflo castlgado.
Pero en- aquel momento recibi6
la nrden de Subir al tren, y apenas
Sc hallaron sentAdos parti6 ell c. n
voy. Ouando lego la noche Bartek
no pudo domirse; tsnfa Stempre de-
lante de los ojOs ell espectaculo de
la jOrDsna; la cara negra del turco
y las horri6les contorstones de los
suldados heridos, todo 10 cual lie da-
ba pocas esperansss de volver q su
pats sano y salvO. Y recordsndo la
querids aldea abandonads, suspir6
profundsmeDte exel4mando:
Que oien Sc vivfs ALA abaio.
~ Suldado aurelino,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02

contsst6 Woitk completamsnte
desengsfado.
90 & lepgua hablsnP
Segnramente no es el polaco.
Bartt k va un POGO tranquillzado,
fue recorrriendo uno a uno los va.
cones.
II Pobres dtsblosl-exclamo con
templando q los franceses.
En- los vagones siguientes habfa
amontonadoS, apilados, muchos
zaVoS; estos interesaron vivamente
a Bartek, que miraba con un POGO
mas de respeto las largaS barbas
los rostros obscuros y fuertes de
aquellos soidsdos, y de nuevo per-
di6 ell valor.
Estes son mas robustoS, lvesl
-dijo en- voz baja en- polaco q Woi
TEX.
No has visto adn q los que no
son prisioneros, -contest6 su com
pafiero.
-lDeben ser expantososl
II Verasl
DeSpueS de haber mirado por lar.
go ratio a los suavos, fuernn mas le-
jos, pero cuando Sc sproximaron al
wagon siguieute, Bartek do IN sal
to hacia atras, como 81 alguien lie
hubiese empujsdo.
-lAuxllio Woltecl
Por la portezuela Sc descubrfs la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
En- la hacienda
Santa Bari ara"
Atropello q Juan Sanchez Rivera

Desde ell lunes Sc halla detenido en- ell de-
p6sito municipal de esta ciudad, nuestro CO.
rrehgionariO Juan Sanchez Rivera.
Nos com mica que Sc e trata con notora
injusticia, trasmtiendonos estoS nformes.
A Ia una media de la tarde de dicho lu-
mes, una muj or con quen vive ma ital lmente
y que Sc pasa0a unUs ufas--con su padre --en
la hacienda SANTA BARBARA, e pas6 recado
de que fuese a buscara. sanchez sc puso en-
camino y lego allf, AL sAlir ambos sinti6 que
el dueno de Ia prOpiedad ulo una oroen sus
peOnes y, estos, proylStos de hachuelas, mache-
tes palos tratSrOn de atropearle.
Terminado este incuente, Juan Sanchez
Rivera regresabs ala pobIac6n cuspuo una
pareja de la policfa nsuar e hizo volver q Ia
hacienda, nm de practcar ciertas averlgua-
clones sobre una denuncla que habfa recibi-
do por conducto de un expreso.
AL notarse la presencla de todos en- GSanta
Barbara, fue aJacsdu Sanchez otra vez por
aqueloS peunes, entire los que pudo coDocer
kpfaniu Quihones, Pascual Ramos Runon.
ctto Torres.
La pareja NADIA hizo por impedr ell asal.
to, mas bien uno de los guardias le descarg6
un fuerte goIpe con Ia punts de la cara abiua.,
prouuciendole una lesion en- Ia palma de Ia
msno lzquierda.
Despu6s le han entregadO al seior juez
municipal atribuy endoe Ell uelito de resisten.
cia.
Sanchez asegura que todo 10 ocurrido re-
presenta una combination previamente pre-
parada para inutilaarIe, pues couocen que es
federal aben los pltntos que cdCzG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
NADAL Y MATER

Hace pocos das que estos distinguidos
amigos nuestros abrieron en- sociedad sus o6ci-
mas de abogados notarios en- Utuado Areci-
bo, va tenen su cargo la gesti6n de impor-
tantfsimos asuntos judiciales.
ESQ era de esperarse, conocidas a compe-
tencia la actividad de los ctados amigos, en-
el foro puertorriqueno.
Nadal, un iurista experto que ejerci6 sa-
tisfactoriamente su carrera en- Ponce, desem
pefando por muchos neses, mas tarde, un
puesto de magistrsdo en- ID Corte de Mayaguez
Mater, letrado de larga practica profasio-
nal que goza de un buen prestigio en- aquellas
comarcas.
Ambos son una garantia de triunfo para
los que necesitan dirimir sus cuestiones en- la
esfera de los tribunales, luego de haber
agotado los recursos de la amistad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-02
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liuea negrs, que emPrende la carre-
70 hacia la colina ocupada por Loo
franceSeS.
Doscientos pssos loa sepsran del
enemigo, es precise ayanzar bajo uh
fuego homicidS; es pr9ciso avanzar
mas 1 Moriran todos los que
son, Q pensaran que es mejor que
morir, huir dejando las armss So
bre ell terrenop
-l0h mol No desertarau, y me.
ior moriran todos hasta ell Gltimo.
lAhl tLos prusianos saben que
mGsica debe tocarse q aquellos cam
pesino polacosl Entire ell rumor de
los cafiones, en- el punto culminan-
ts del encnentro, entire ell olor sgu-
do del humo, las trompetas prussia.
mas comienzan a tccar
ClY quieren decir que la Polonia
esta muertals ~
-iHuTral coutestan los campe-
sinos soldados y continue