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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23

News from Havana is To the effect that
the leaders Of all the Cuban political
groups have agreed to endorse Tomas Is
tTdda Palma for the island presidency,
and his candidacy viii be announced for
mally by the end Of the week. The first
President Cf the United States was elect
cd without opposition. II would be rather
an interesting coincidence were the first
Cuban President TO take Office in the
same way
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23

No surprise will be occasioned by the re-
port of the chemists and bacteriOlOgists
at Buffalo that the bullet which lliiied
President Mckinley and the bullets re-
naming in the revolver were none Of them
poisoned. The poison theory never has
attracted much public interest, but if it
could have been proven true it would
have been a great comfort to the bulletin
makers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23

In the course of his remarks at the
Memorial mass meeting yesterday, the
Rev. DIR. Hamlin said.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02
$1.oo PER YEAR

The first supply Of new text books
as adopted by the County Board Of
Education have been received at the
County Auditors office and before the
middle of Augusta a good supply will
be sent to each of the following de-
pository agents throughout the coun-
ty: VIM. Connolly, of Cresco, Overtield
& Adams, of Elma, d. d. Dayton, of
Lime Springs, e. ]. Eckstein, of
Chester, E. G. Richmond, of Riceville,
Kakac Bros, of Saratoga, j. V. Flah-
erty, of Lourdes, and Ferd Lukes, of
Protivin. The County Auditor has
exchanged books not re-adopted for
the new adoptions, books amounting
to $5S9.31, and the first invoice of
books received weighed 1909 pounds
and cost the sum of S2,3OS.O9. These
books are of the best educational
value and will be sold to the pupils at
lowest cost possible. The following is
the number of books contained in the
first supply: 924 copy books, 400 Bass
Primmers, 1900 Hyde Grammars, 29OO
Cyr Readers, 160 Montgomery
Histories, 800 Fryes Biographies, 60
Blaisdell's Physiologies, 1900 Mines
Arithmetics, 100 Algebras, 200 Modern
| Spoilers, 160 Smith Physics, 90
| Webster Dictionaries.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02

Cresco won the Fireman's Field
meet at West Union last week. De-
corah and West Union were the other
participants. BY the way, why not
include New Hampton's s firemen next
Year?-New Hampton Gazette. All
right, you can have our place. De-
corah Journal.
Mr.. Thomas Ryan, father of Mrs.
P. A. .Wanless and of Mrs. j. f.
Hughes died recently while on a visit
to his son William, near Grand Forks,
and his funeral was at Harmony,
Mimi, yesterday. He was remark
ably honorable man and had been a
resident there for some forty years or
more.
The lightning last Wednesday night
struck an electric light globe near the
post office, and for an instant put all
the lights out; it also threw the belt
off from one of the dynamos at the
electric light plant, which eXtinguish
ed all the lights in the city for about
ten minutes. The same flash also
played on the lightsin the Stiles hotel
burning the fuse out, and filling the
office with such brilliancy that the
occupants were badly frightened
Public Opinion.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02

For first lesson in English pronun-
citation read the following lines:
Though the tough cough and hiccough
plough me through,
O'er life's dark Tough my way I still
pursue.
The Waukon Republican says John
A. Cooley has received notice from
headquarters that he has been pro-
NOTED to a passenger run on the main
line. He is a brother of e. G.. Cooley,
and his wife daughter of P. I. De
Lange.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Drummond and
Miss Clara Dell Wickham go to
Buffalo, to other parts Of New York
state and to visit friends in Pennsyl-
vania, leaving for there next week.
Others from about Granger go to
Buffalo at the same time.
Yesterday, Cresco R. f. D., Route
No. l, was commenced, viii Deane
carrier. Will has an elegant outfit
arranged for the business and will ne
doubtgive good service, to the patrons
along the route. Those of our sub
scribers who live along this route
should notify us so that the may re
ceive their paper promptly.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02

Street Commissioner Wilson is put
ting in the paving along the gutter
south of the court house, much
needed improvement, and is having
an excellent piece of work done. 1t
will be boon and a blessing to the
farmers teams which stand there du-
ring the cold, wet weather of the fall,
as it will give them a dry place for
their feet.
S. S. Culver and A. @. Campbell at
tended the Decorah shooting tourna.
ment this week and captured the big
prizes the first day. Decorah Public
Opinion says: ''The highest average
of the day was won by Mr.. Culver, OF
Cresco, who broke los out of 135; Mr.
Campbell, of Cresco, second, getting
LOG out of 1885," The second day the
honors were reversed, Campbell max
ing the high average and Culver the
second best. Campbell also took first
on highest average for the two days,
and won what was represented to be
a gold medal, but the winner gener.
ously refused to take from the town a
medal which the local champions had
striven among themselves to hold fol
several years.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02
The
Palouse
Country

in Idaho and the agricultural and mining regions Of Eastern
Washington Idaho British Columbia reached by the
NORTHERN PACIFIC railway, its branch lines and con.
nectons II many instances the towns of these regions can
be reached by this road only via the metropolis
of this Inland Empire
ANY Northern Pacific agent will gladly furnish inform'
ton and rates. $500
Two trains daily each way between Billings and the Coast
On and after May 5th the "NORTH COAST LIMITED will
be in service making trains daily between ST. Paul Mime.
apo Duluth and Superior aud Seattle Tacoma and Portland
Gall on any Northern Pacific agent for tor rates;
CHAS. s. FEE, g. P. A.
st. Paul, MINI.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02
Grocery Sections
Better Goods at Same Price or
Same Goods at l.
Same Goods at Less Price.

$1,000 REWARD Will be paid for sample Of jap
that being regularly reaed at SOC that will equal 1901
cured Jap SOC per pound, cup test will be made
necessary to decide the matter
4OC pound for the best ucood Jap tea to be had at that
price Please try comparison with any you have been using
10c per pound more.
3ocpe pound good uncoored Jap that will compare favor
ably wsth the best 40c tea
1SC per pound for better coffee than any being cold
elsewhere at 15c Our steady growing trade this grade salts
factory proof of this.
2Scper pound for Peerless Plantation Java coffee unequaed for
less than sac pound,
1850 pounds fancy rolled your choice of decor
aed china BOWL and meat platter dinner plate
plate vegetable dish You know you had oppor
niy before good o meal without the dish for less
Qat meal has doubled in price in the last 10 days.
Fancy California dried pears per pound 10c
Fancy baked beans pound 10c
Guaranteed pure apple vinegar the best pickles gal 0
Sheled peanut meats per pounds 1Oc
Sheled almond meats per pound 35c
Sheled walnut meats per pound 35c
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02
D. a. LYONS,

Dealer IN Farm lH1pleI1eI1lS
Headquarters for ALI that is Best in Farm
Machinery, Buggies, Wagons, &c. We
carry the Most Complete Line to
be found in any retail estab-
lishment in the northwest.
All goods Warranted It will be a pleasure
to show you our stock and we guar
antee to treat you right
Here is Partial List of a few of the Lead
ing Makes handled by us.
Threshersand Engines.
Gaar Scott & Co. Advanbe Threshing Co
Binders, Mowers and Hay Rakes:
Deering Harvesting Machine Co.
Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons:
Kupman GalbaaitACo Racine Wagon and Carriage Company
K1btngcr & Co.,
Hay Leaders:
Rock Island. .oB&Q. Deere & Go
Corn Planters.
no.o e. 10 HAYES. Champion
sulky Plows and Corn Cultivators:
Deere B. Go. j. Plow Co. Potter Plow o
Janesville Machinery Company
Farm Wagons:
Disc Cultivators:
GAINESVILLE Machinery Companp.
Harnesses:
The most complete line and Machine Made Double
Harnesses in the county
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02
LADIES WRAPPERS Fine +
WASH GOODS We are max
WOOL DRESS GOODS We are offering some

the best bargains of the year very fine worsed dress
goods small check patterns suitable for ladies' chdens
sold SOC and &C., offer about 200 yards 19c per yard
Black goods several worth SOC and 6o yard 25c
25 and l50 dress goods greatly reduced price this month
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02
TABLE LINEN We are still offering the bes

gains table linen the cheapest the best that has been
will be found for long lime the shortage of the Europeen fax
crop has closed many csc buys width table linen
that has per time the past years
and will be still higher for the year stimulate business
through August days offering few good deals this sort Of
table linen from 55c yard up Better repnish stock
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02

candies French burnt peanut candies carames b la
Fancy mixed candies the 25c kndty and per pound sc
PURE the finest whole and ground spices to be
obtained prices that talk themselves it's only traction OF
what you've been paying for as good quality
PICKLES and PREsERvES-.svoY" brand; which the
highest standard Of excellence.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02

SILKS "a inch Fouand silks 5c and 81 values for SOC
36 inch wide coored black ans worth S15 yard 9Oc
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-08-02

One pound can Of Victor Strawberries
jar Strawberry Raspberry preserves guaranteed oo
per sugar, so cents pint
FISH-Fancy Shore 1901 catch Mackerel something extra IN
quality per pound can
Number one White Fish, ten pound pals, per pail
New Cod Fish, pound and two pound bricks per lb
New Scaled Herring, per box
Sardnes, extra large box Mustard Sardnes
Fine Imported Sardines, in oil
One pound can Red Salmon
One pound can of fresh Mackere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18

El dltimo mas mportante adelanto en- ell
Eamo de electricidad, es la iuyenci6n del Pro-
gfesor Pupin, de la universdad de Columbia
para trasmitir mensajes telef6nicos al trav6s
del Atlantico. Que la invenci5n es practicable
10 demuestra el hecho de que Ia poderosa Cor
poraci6n denomiLada Z The Bell Telephone
Company. Sc ha comprometido pagar por
ella 8 professor Pupln, la respectable suma de
$500 eco. aslgnandole ademas un sueldo de
$500 anuales como encargado de atender su
installation introduction.
Eli problema as resuelto, es Ell de mante-
ner la potencia el6ctrica cuando Sc trasmita
largas distanclas La inyenc6n es simple yse
basa principalmente en- Ia renoyaeion de la CO.
rriente el6ctrica por medic de anillos de nduc-
ci6n. colocados en- ell cable una distancia de
un octave de mia uno del otro
Maraviloso principle sera este para Ell ST.
glo Xxx 81 como todo parece irdicar, resultase
practica esta inVencion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18

Dfcese que Sc dice que para ell domingo
pr6ximo daran los republicauos nm SmeetingS
en- este baluarte federaR y que reorganizaran
ell hasta squf desorganizado comite local. sa
cando de Ia presidential al r0Sado don Pepe.
lJesds!
Resulte de todo este 10 que Sc quiera eS 10
cierto que se disputan la blanca mano el tRc0-
loro don Mocho, digo don Moncho aquel pun.
to eliptn0 del celebre Bel6n de Isabella que sir
We para cualquier cosa; mas seguramente don
Pepe dormira tranquilo con tales maqninacio-
mes. sin que e arredren las comentadas hipo-
teeas. porque dada su sorprendente habilidad
en- ell aieqo dc citbtletes, elaro esta que deiara
satisfechos & todos cuando al final les presen-
te una excelente paSteIudG de esas que 81 solo
sabe preparar hacer engnlir los de gnsto
mas delicado.
Pero 10 mejor de esta gran parada repdbli-
co-filadelfca seran los discnrsos bufos que
propunciafan los doctores Roseil6 Pagani,
santeni, etc ,eerrados por Mr.. Brusi con el en-
botelladito discurso de broche pl1mbeo; dis.
eHrsos que dara nuevos bFfos al magnate de
abrs-honda al fraeassdo don Jose Cecii0
Por supuesto, como enthusiastic para este
aeto nadie como Vicentto a9uel del tempo de
Ubarri y ESQ que le birlaron la novia, digo, la
seeretaria; sin embargo, apesar de todo Sc
m1eve que es IN gustoo , cojea de 10 Undo,
Yendrkn por lana saldEan trasqullados
PsroleO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
Hollander en- Ponce
Atropellos sobre atropellos,


Como los moderpos incondicionales en- sus
empehos de instihcar todo 10 malo que provie-
ne del gobiprno de Mr. Allen, dicen que ell con-
sabido Dill de Mr. Holander benefcia los des
hegedados de la suerte, Yamos desmentirles |
por mi6sima yez, con hechos practices, de cuya
,veracidad hay quien responda
Una se1ora viuda de mas de 80 amos, pobre
y que yiye en- Ponce con dos hijas de bastante
edad muy delicadas de salud, emple0 mil dos.
cientos pesos pr0UacialeS de que podia disponer
Lomprando con su solar, una casa de maderas
algo antigua mug deteriorada, en- ella vivian
las tres mujeres sofas.
La expresada sehora, que es de aquellos
tipos que desgraciadamente va escasean, pues
por su educaci0n y creencias religiosas no es
capaz dc decir una mentira, al llenar la plani-
liza que le pas6 el taSador del Distrito, e dio 4
su fnca ell valor de 200 pesos orc es decir, eli
mismo en- que hacen cinco ses amos compr6
sin tomar en- cuent4 la diferencia de la moneda
especial, a la mOReda americana, nj ell dete-
rioro consguiente nj las circumstances mas
atendbe como de que no pfede, adn cuando sus
reenrsos Sc 10 permitieran hacer reparaciones
en- la casa porque es de MADEIRA radica dem
tro d. la zona en- que solo Sc permiten cons
truccioneS de mampostera
Mas, he aqui que como al hacer ell res6.
men de Ia riqueza del Distrito Sc VIC Que ell
pan1I no daba Ia miel necesaria para aiimen-
tar tantos zdnganoS, y Sc descuelga e tasador
consuna COMMUNICATION manifeStando que no
no estaba conforme con 10 que decian las pani-
las que "a inca Sc estimaba en- 900 dollars
q 10 que es igdal en- cuatrocientoS mas del
precio en- que fu6 adquirida hacen varos amos,
suponendo que entonces estuviera en- crcula-
| ci6n Official la moneda de los Estados Unidos.
Cualquiera, pensando bien, dira que Sc
nombraria un perto squera para yer ell ver
dadero precio de la casa ell solar; que tasa-
do con su informe SO hace ell asuuto en- la for
ma declarada; pero no hay tai cosa nadie,
absoutamente nadle, ha lido examnar la
indicada fnca y So valor Sc le aumenta .por
aquello de NE DA LA CANA.
La pobre senora dice con un deio de amar-
gura SQue no pueQe pedir justicia No tiene
10 precise para conner menos para gastar en-
dos SDios Sc 10 pague--agrega la infeliz-S
los que han dadado de mi bueha f6,9
Como ell case apnntado SO dan muchos.
Sabemos de un sehor que calculando que su
casa le produjese so dollars mensuales de rem
ia, Ia Vaor6 en- 5000 2, 81 tasador, sin examen
nj reconocimiento pr6yio, demuestra su incon.
formidad fgurandola en- el padr6n de riqueza
con 9 t@AlolturS
Estas irregularidades levan en- ST sus pro-
pios concentrates,
todavfa dice Mr.. Allen que vivimos en-
el meior de los mundos.
Y Sc acercan Mr.. Hunt los obreros de Ia
SFederaci6n regionalS-que son puertorrioue-
v nos-con pr0testas de servil solidaridad dc
hochornosa confanz&.
Cbnoolp1nJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
FILIPIHAs

III Tribunalde guerra trabaia sin descan-
so en- 10 averiguaci6n de los fraudes oclrridos
en- Manila. Sc han practicable numerosos arres-
tos recientemente.
Sc asegnra que la qninta parte del comer-
clio de aquella capital esta comprometida con
los militares americanos, autores principales
del desfalco.
--Hilai 10 Placido Sc llama ell indfgena que
hizo traici6n al csbecilla Aguinaldo, entregan-
dole las tropas de los Estsdos Unidos.
-xThe Evening Post9 ,peri6dco que Sc edi-
"a en- Is Union, censurs los medios de engano
perldia que Sc pusieron en- practica por el
general Funston para capturar al generalisimo
Aguinaldo Cta al afecto varios artfcuos de
las leyes intetnacionales de la guerra, que re.
chasan, como indignos, les ardides por vlrtud
de los cuales cay6 prisionero este.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
&. I. DIR

El domingo pr6ximo pasado a las acordes
del hmno puertorriquefo, ejecutado oor a or
questa que dirije nuestro querdo pasano don
Luis Vazque2, hzo su entrada en- este pueblo
una excursion en eoehe, de i6venes cayeyanos.
dirijida por nuestro particular amigo don Ju-
Ito Cebollero. Trafa 6sta por o5teto eumplir
la oferta de dar un baile las sefioritas del
pueblo.
pesar de Ia tristeLa que nos domina en-
preseneia de las desgracias de nuestra patria.
la Cdra di6 rienda suelta al eutnsiasmo. para
recibir sus alegres hu6spedes, este dia pa
reci6 ell de uua gran fiesta. Mutitud de eaie.
zas Sc agolpaban en- Ia plaza reeorrfan las ca
lies. El beHo sexo bulli6 on todo su exnlen-
dor, las nueye de la noche hallabsse reu.
nido en- Ia casa consistorial, en- donde Sc efec.
tuaba IN baileque result6 de los mas concnrrl.
dos que presenciaran mis- oios haee alg1n ITEM
po. Dur6 hasta las tres de la maians.
Entire aquel preeioso buquet de flores ci-
drehas resaltaba una rosa, blanca como Ia ME
We, graciosa como Ia sonrisa de un angel.
Al terminsrse ell bale, mas de veinte "a.
balleros de este pueblo Y de los exeursionistas
fesnltaron capeados.
RI lnnes por IL nOehe, IL eisse obrera ce.
lebr6 otro naile esplendidoi
upFresponsal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
StrasRord.
Congress monetario

Dice nrestro colega GEL EconomistaS, que
un pari6dico de LondreS anuncia, que SO pre-
para la reunion de un gran concierto al que
han de concurrir todas las naciones del nun
do, en- ell que va a tratarse la mny impoytante
question de estabecer una sola moneda en- TO-
dos los paises. y
En- esta conferencta Sc determinara la ley
de la moneda cosmopoIita.
La destinada 4 cada pals levara los
emblemas de su goberno respective ell busto
del Jete del Estado en- una de sus caras en-
la otra ell valor que representen en- todo el
mundo.
Este proyecto De tan benedciosa trascen-
cia para 81 comerclo universal, es digno que
Sc siga con porfado empefo hasta llevarlo 4
practca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
cosas &c San Juan
Unas buenas y otras nalas,


Cada vez es mayor Ia aceptaci6n que OBJ
tiene ell festive semaaario i0tgdi...., cuYas
intencionadas caricaturas cugo texto ameno
chispeante hacen las deliciss del pdblcn.
El ndmero dtiruo siene muv ocurrenta
hace honor las faces gallaruas plumas que
redaetan dicha publication.
De la ingenioSa secci6n &0bras dramaticas
v sus autores entresacamos 10 que sigue;
xLo PosITIyo-Barbosa
ANDE 70 CALIENTE Coll Y Toste.
o LocURA sANTIDAD -Mnfoz Rivera
LA VIDA Es suEEo- Hernandez Lopez.
MI sEeRETARIo Y YO--Degetau.
Ell TAMBoR DE GRANADERos Geronimo
Agrait.
Los AMARoNEs-Damian Monserrat
LA TELA DE ARANA-Ulpiano Colon.
TABARDILLo- o--Paco Noa.
Ell DIABLo EN- Ell PoDER-Mr. Hoilander.
Los DEMoNIos EN- Ell LCUERPo--GuillermeW >
Bajo el epfgrafe iEso flt6 Gntesf ~ inserta
10 siguiente:
eDiio Gautier Benftez cantando Puerto
Rico
g Nj el tigre carnicero
nj ell leon ri el iaguar en- til montana
lanzan un grito aterrador y fero;
Nj ell boa Sc retuerce ell la lanura,}
nj entire las aguas de tn manso rio
turbar 81 en- ola transparente ysRpraf
Sc We al caiman indomito bra3.2
Bah 81 ell noble poeta
alzar pudera su inspirada frente,
viera Ia isla repleta
de esos caimanes de afado diente,
A donde quiera que pongais aroa,
guerais no querais, os sata uf-D0d
Afrma El Pals que Jose Hardoy Tizol
punea figur6 en- nuestras filas.
Hardoy calla...... otorga.
Ell Pais ignora fnge ignorar, sin duda,
que en- ell libro registro del partido federal
aparece inscrlto dicho senior, en- esta forma
CLOSE H. Tizol. ol.-Ndmero 5e.-Distrito 20
Quota: so centavosS
Es un transfuga.
Pero 4 NAL pueblo ha lido propag lr e
moderno incondictonalismo,
En- Gurabo no prospera esa semilla.
Ain Sc conserya ALI la dignidad puerto
riqueda.
Perdera su tempo Hardoy,
cue antes era federal
es ahora UNCONDITIONAL
Lo que va de aver hoy
Pepe Rosaro-el BONN de Barbosa-and'
nuy atareado con un album bajo ell brazp, re
cogiendo frmas de reputlicanos mas memo
conspfcuos fin de obsequiar Mr.. Allen a 81
regreso-s es que regresa-con un rosario d
rdbricas.
Barbosa es ell iniciador de la idea
iVaya El recurso no es malo
es muy justo que 10 ensayen.
Pero Gqu6 hara Mr.. Allen
con semeiante regalo?
Sabe Dlos
RinCOnete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
Por Ia tajada
LOS REpuBL1cANos DE GUAYANILLA

En- 10 mayorfa dc los puebos de la isla, los
cargos de lucces de policta han venido repre-
sen tar la manzana de la discordla de que nos
hablan las leyendas mitol6gicas'
PrueAs al canto.
En IA u alta tratan sus mismos correliglo-
narios d Bnvoyer en- un Proeeso al elegido' pa
ra ARE tale la breYa.
Para Gaayanilla SO ni1O u nombramiento
dc Mr.. Carlos Mead, contra las prop6sitos del
comit6 repGblicano.
Y desde los prlmeros momentos que circu-
Is la noticia odcisl Sc siut6 la4r de tondo
/ hn5o cGlelyS rene garuu de barbosa.
Y inGldjeron a. gohernad3f.
No ol stante, SO cruzaron cartitas con la
esper-.za do cue Sc revoease Ia designation
...a pero On uel3o.
Ahora peDsan retraorse co absolute de to-
da labor pplttica, predominapda e| crterio de
due debo disolgefse 81 partdo en- ID local. va
due solo sirye para recihig los desaIres del doc
taG HarliOsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
SieLpre eI Mismo.
DESP.E|:DID.A

Nuestro dlstinguido correligionario bnen
amigo, d. Lorenzo Noa, cirujano dentista que
goza de gran cI6dito en- ell pals, ha deJaao su
resdenca de Rio Piedras, con objeto de esta-
blecerse en- Cadiz
causa de sus muchas y perentorias ocu-
paciones no pudo despedrse dc sus numerosos
relactcnados clientes, y nos encarga que 10
hagamos en- 81 n0more.
Queia complaedo el svho1 Nos, quien
GeseaMos todo g6nero de tfosfaridades en- la
hermosa poblaci6n anda.. "a.
Ali como aqul, dados sus 5randes conocl-
mientos su larga practices, Ia de obtener feil
y complete t1,.o On Ell ejercicio cesu profession
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18

Los separatistas eubanos SO oponen con
toda energfa que SO dirija Washington la
Convention que nombr6 la Asamblea constitu-
yente de la fptura repdbica. Hay quienes tie
nen ell critario de que deben agotarse los bue.
nos recursos antes de recurrir extremes
violentos
En- los Estados U ndos Sc dice que dicha
Comisi6n tendra un frie reelbimiento de Mr..
Nc Kinley, rayano en- el desden.
Los asuntos de la isa cada ve5 revisten
mas profunda gravedad.
Fl general Leornars Word saldra en- bre-
We con la Comis6n consabida. Los resultados
de esta son objeto de preiuicios dessgradables
para amigos de la absolute ibertad de Ia gran
de antila
Mr.. Nc Kin'ey Sc muestra hrme en- las
imposiciones que tiene heshas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-18
AFRICA AUsTRAL

Los corresponsales en- ell Africa austral de
los mas acredtados peri6dieos de Espaha, di-
cen que el ejercto ingles Sc halla completa-
mente desmoralilado; qse las victorias de los
beers Sc suceden sin inteffupci6ny Ell generals
simo Kitchener el gobierno lbs ocultan.
No Sc desautorza categ6fcamente Ell
infofme de haber sido pfeso por Jos boers el ge-
neral brltanieo Funston.
Sc asegura'mas bien que eny6 con 500 hom-
bres en- poder de sns enemigos
Ell Estado libie de Orange ha reelegid0
como presidente de ia Fephbllca Mr.. steyn,
persona que agnra con gloria en + nctual con
1enah