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 Bavaria.)
 tion of wonderful palaces and to the revival of scenes of the heroic and mythical ages, he had no leisure for his duties as a sovereign, and this, coupled with his almost insane horror of being seen by anyone, no matter whether strangers or subjects, rela- tives or friends, resulted in his leaving the task of governing the kingdom and of representing the Bavarian mon archy to his uncle, Luitpold.
 It was, however, says the St. Louis G1obe-Democrat, only on the death of King Louis, in 1886, that Prince Luit- pold was officially invested with the title and status of regent, this being rendered necessary by the fact that his nephew, Otto, the new king, was afflicted with incurab1e insanity of a character to render it indispensable that he should be kept under the most severe restraint. During the 15 years which have elapsed since then Luitpold has been repeatedly urged, alike by his subjects and by the various rulers of the sovereign states comprised in the federation known as the German empire, to assume the title of king of Bavaria. But he has invariably re- fused, taking the ground that it would add neither to his power nor to his prestige, while it could not fail to impair in the eyes of the masses that respect for the principle of legitimacy and of right divine which is the very basis of the monarchica1 system in the old world. And he has been wise in acting thus. For, whereas at the time of the death of his nephew, King Louis, there was a disposition on the part of the masses in Bavaria to regard him with ill-win as an instrument of Prus- sia, and as having played the latter's game in giving his sanction to the sensational measures which preceded the tragedy of the Starenberg lake some even go so far as to declare that he was personally responsible for his nephew's death, and that the latter had been instigated by Prince Bis marck-he is to-day the most popular prince in Germany and likewise the most respected. Fifteen years ago his, pictures, statues and busts every where were mutilated, defaced and covered with mud and offa1 when not actually destroyed. On the occasion of his jubilee the other day they were
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 (Giant Bridal Couple and Their Diminutive
 Best AIezss
 father and mother, he was brought back to the fatherIand and from 1896 to 1898 did military service in the Bavarian guards At the end of two years he was honorably discharged as s'being grown too big for any size of accouterment provided by the state."
 Oscar Billings is now a feature in the celebrated Panoptikum of Berlin. He proclaims himself on the show bills as the E'ta11est man on earth.'' He very likely is. He measures seven feet four inches in his stockings, and weighs BIO pounds. He is strong, in perfect health, and last year he grew taller by one inch.
 His newly-wedded bride, whom he met in the museum where he is him. self displayed, is five years younger than Oscar. She also boasts of being the tallest of her sex. At 19 she is six feet five inches and weighs 221 pounds. Her name is, or rather was, Miss Hee- Sen.
 Hee-Sen's style of beauty is unusual She was born in Tonkin, being the daughter or Ch1neSe cOOl1e ana a German governess to the children of the French minister at Hanoi. She continues to grow at the rate of two inches year, and firmly hopes that she will not only overtop her husband, but reach the size of her semi-com- patriot, Chang-Yet-Sing, the eelebra- ted Chinese giant, who about 1878 ex- hibited his great size (eight feet three inches) throughout Europe.
 With humorous desire to seem even bigger the welded giants chose for best men the two smallest men alive. They are also colleagues in the same German show and great chums besides. One is Herr Wilhelm Wendt, a nice-looking, if tiny, young man of 26 summers, dressed in frock coat and top hat like the prosperous gentle man he is. He is exactly two feet seven inches tall.
 His companion dwarf is a venerable gentlemen of three feet. ''Old Olsen'' is his name. He sports his national peasant costume with dignity, further enhanced by a white beard. He is over 50 years of age.
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27
QUEEN MARIE AMELIE.
Spouse of PortugaEs Ruler May Leave Her Husband and Take the
 Vows of a Nun.

The startling announcement is made in Lisbon court circles that Queen Marie Amelie, wife of Don Carlos, king of Portugal, has resolved to become nun. This is a direct result of the protracted quarrel between the royal couple over the kings attitude toward the religious orders of the country.
 The agitation against the clergy in Spain last month spread to Portugal, where trouble between the K liberals and the clerical element had been brewing for a long time. Queen
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Browns realized that they were the shabbiest worshipers in the church they attended they decided to buy one new suit for Sunday use which they could take turns in wearing. The new suit fitted both equally well. Sam would wear it to morning service and George to evening service.
 The twins first found employment in San Francisco in a wholesale house. They prospered and shortly started a tobacco store. Here their absurd resemblance became a sort of working capital. Everybody knew the twins, and their business prospered in con sequence.
 Meanwhile the brothers had identi- fled themselves with the United Pres byterian church. Sam was a trustee, and the two officiated as ushers. Their similarity caused some distraction among the attendants at church. It was an odd sensation that the stran- ger experienced who, upon being shown to seat, looked across the ed flee and saw the usher's face and fig ure repeated, a reflection, as it were, of the man at his elbow. But that was after a single frock coat had served for both.
 The twins had come to be universally known and respected in San Francisco The mysterious disappearance of George Brown came almost as a per- sonal blow to the city at large There seemed to be no explanation for the disappearance. George Brown was a man of exemplary habits, sound in mind and body.
 He disappeared as mysteriously as though the earth had opened and swal- lowed him up. He left his brother one morning to take a walk and has not been seen since. His brother has ever since carried on personal search. He does not credit the theory of suicide, and believes he had no enemy in the world who would harm him.
 Meanwhile the loss of his other self is telling cruelty on his health, and he is believed to be slowly dying of broken heart.
 They kept bank account in com mon.- Each practiced the most rigid economies, and when dollar was saved it was turned over to the com mon fund. If either was prosperous or met with any good fortune the
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Errom Picture Taken When He Was iA
 His Prime) ' convulSionS and hemorrhageS, and his condition is critical.
 King Otto ascended the throne of Bavaria on the death of his elder brother, King Ludwig, in 1886. No sooner had he succeeded than he be- came insane, and his uncle, Prince Luitpold, was made regent of the realm. The crazy ruler has been conH fined in private asylum for Is yearsl His mania is sometimes homicidaL This makes him all the more danger4 ous, for he is a giant in stature2 above six feet tall, and possessed of great physical strength. He has killed three of his attendants at the castle of Furstenried, his present res treat. At times he fancies himself a stork, stands on one leg and gath% CTS twigs as if for a nest. Ludwigs his brother, was afflicted also. with homicidal mania. He killed several of his attendants, and was himself finally drowned while trying td drown his physician.
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27
IMPLEMENTS FOR R1PA.

(Bottle Is Eight Inches High, Other Tools
 in Proportion.)
 wicker basket. The cards in the game measure IA by two inches, have uni- form backs with blue dotted paper and are made of Spanish playing cards cut to size and having white paper pasted over the faces, on which are pasted two small disks of paper. inscribed by hand, each with the con- suit marks of two of the Spanish playing cards.
 The pack from which they are taken is the Spanish pack of 40 cards, in which the eights, hines and tens are omitted. Each of the wooden hemispheres, three-quarters of an inch in diameter, has corresponding disk bearing the device of one of the 40 cards pasted upon it's face. The cards are sold to the player for one copper (1A American cents). The bottle is shaken and one of the hem ispheres is thrown out upon the ground or table, and is taken up by f.be holder of the card bearing the corresponding figure. The player who first receives two hemispheres bear inc the figures corresponding with those on his card takes the pool of 20 coppers or less, according to the number of cards sold, paying the dealer one copper as his percentage or commission.
 This game is an old favor1te Tn the various cities of the archipelago. but is rarely played in-the rural districts
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other shared it. Tn the same way they shared misfortune together.
 No one ever knew them to have a quarrel or difference of any kind. They agreed in politics, as in every thing else. For years both had voted the ticket of the same party at all elections.
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27
Kills Lion with Pitchfork.

Grant McQueary, ranchman living two miles above Urmston, Col, on the toll road, killed a mountain lion with a pitchfork. McQueary heard com motion in his corral, where he was housing some calves, and, armed with only pitchfork and accompanied by. his dog, he started to investigate. Ar irving at the corral, he found large mountain lion making his supper off one of his choice calves. The brute, so near famished, was unwilling to give up his repast and gave battle. Me Queary, with the assistance of his large shepherd dog. succeeded in slay- ing the infuriated animal, stabbing the lion several times about the head and in the vicinity of the heart with the pitchfork.
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27
The SuperIative Degree.
"Am I henpecked?"

The harassed husband was com muning with himself.
 "Henpecked?"
 His voice took on a tone of min gled humiliation and despera ton.
 q am henbushe1ed, that's what I am."-Baltimore American. ,,.
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27
THE GAME OF RIPA.
Miniature Lottery scheme Which Ia a Prime Fayorfte fin the Towns
 of the Phf1ippine Group.

T The -garue n4 zl3ipan is lottery
 played with % cards, -<ss7r- frszs 4zz Es two figures, 40 wooden henispherez having figures corresponding with the cards, and a bottle-shape bamboo
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27
PRICE, 3 CENTS.
BAVARIA'S MAD KING.
Has Been Attacked with ConvuIsfon1 and Hemorrhages and Is Not
 Expected to Live.

King Otto, the mad monarch of Bavaria, is suffering from a se- rious relapse of his old bodily aiI1 ments. He has been attacked with
The weekly examiner., 1901-04-27

The pest of British Columbia for ests is a plant called the devils club. It has spikes which. when they enter the flesh, break off and produce poi soned wounds, which fester.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
UN BUEN C0LEGI0
EN- MAMEYES

I'll ilustrado professor don r. Narvaez Ri.
vera, SO propone abrir nuevamente desde el
primero de Agosto, un colegio de verano en-
ell simpatco pntoresco casero de Mameyes,
81 Sc logra reunir un nGmero regular de
alumnos, quedara defnitlvamente instalado
despu6s de Ottubre.
En- el programa estara comprendida la ms
trucci6n Y ensenanza del idiona ing6s.
El sen)r Narvaez es un professor compe-
tentfsimo, pues hace diezy seis amos viene con.
sagrado 4 la ensehanza habiendo ogrado re-.
solver oil problema de ENsENAR DELETrANDo.
Para hacer que el nino tome cari1o afcl6n
Ia escuela, ha dado a su coIegio organization
civil militar, nculcando de este modo en- el
coraz6p de sus discfpulos, 81 amor los debe-
res que el hombre tiene para con la socledad y
con la patra D, ahf que los escolares hayan
demostrado siempre gran entusasmo por asis.
tIr los colegIos dIrigidos por ell sefior Mar
vaez.
81 coleglo esta divdido en- dos secclones y
los prmeros puestos SO obtlenen por oposicon
entire los nifi9s que hayan demostrado mayor
ent1siasmo actitldes para el estudlo.
Los precios no pueden ser mas m6dicos /:
los externos pagaran dos pesos mensuales y
los internos ounce pesos Para mas informes
pueden dIrijirse los padres al professor senior
Narvaez Rivera.
Nosotros recomendamoS este colesio no So
10 por la competencll del professor, sino por que
en- verano es un stlo deliclosoy fresco ell que
secups ell poblado de Mamsyes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
IwGLATERRA

Es muy grande la excltac6n del Amino del
pueblo con motive de los dltimos descalabros
sufridos per ell ej6rcito en- ell Africa del Sur, y
Ia prensa britannica protesta er6rgicamente
contra el severe rigor con que Sc hace la cen :
sura que no permte darS conocer al pafs el
verdadero estado de los asuntos de la guerra.
Hay peri6dioo que hace entrever la pro-
ximdad de una lmponente protesta nacionaI
contra el gobierno
Ha lamad1 mucho la.atenci6n es obieto
de muchos concentrates eL los cfrcuos en-
los per6icos, una largufsIma confereucia que
celebr6 aver ell Mnistro de Ia guerra Mr. Broo
drlck, en- su gablnete reservado, con el mar
qu6s de Salisbury, lord Roberts, Mr.. Batour,
Mr., Chamberlain y str Alfred Miner, ex-go.
bernador del Cabo.
Desde luego Sc supons que SO ha trataio
de la cuest6n del Sur de Africa, pero todos
han guardado absolute reserva al interro-
garles por los reporters,
Sir Henry Blake gobornador de aong
Kong, comunca que en- la d'tlma semana han
ocurrido en- aquella possession ingless 365 lnva.
stones de peste bub6nlca 1913 defunciones
pero que la epidemla tlene tsndencia desa.
parecer en- breye,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
UN ALCALDE FUNESTO

Aunque son muchos los que pueden lleva-
dtgnGmente ese cali6catIvo, hoy vamos ocu.
parnos de uno del de mas peso, del nunca bien
ponderado zarandesdo don Mateo Fajardo.
Para la culta y sinpatica ciudad de Ma
yagtiez, ha siio una calamidad que venceran
Rllf los republicanos en- las eleccones munich
pales.
Los alcaldss Sc han sucedido alli, como en-
Ponce, con una rapidsz pasmosa. Y toios esco'
jtdos; hombres sin practica algnna administra-
tiva. De ahi que esos Ayuntamientos Sc hsilen
en- bancarrotaa,y que ciudades tan prrogreslsta:s
y ricas como Mayagiez Ponce, est6n, en- ad-
ministraci6n, 4 la dltWd de 6ltimo villorrio
Para colmo de desgracias Mayagdsz le
ha tocado en- suerte, que de NAL en- peor, ha
llegado su administration manos de don Ma
teo FAjardo. No vamos dlscutlr su persona
lidad particular polltica porque 10 ha sido ys
hasta la saciedad; pero ST su cup 1ctdG1 admi-
nistrativa, que ndnca la demostr5, hasta este
hist6rlco momento en- que SO IN propuesto re,
ventar a los contribuyentes mayaguozanos,
sin duda porque cast todos los que all pagan
contribution son fsderales extranjeros
Apenas SO encarg6 de la Alcaldla vic que
no hab(a dinero, que ESQ de estarse con las
manos vacias, sin hacer NADIA, no era propio de
un alcalde republicano, y crey6ndose, en- ma
terla rentfstica, a la altura del mismfsimo Ho-
Handler, concibl6 tambi6n un proyecto para
prouesr de TcntGs al Municipio; y tan dspara
ratado gravoso ha resultado, que todas las
clases sociales de Mayaguez han puesto el gri-
to en- ell cielo, como 81 Sc tratase de un ccl6n
de un terremoto, de esas gracias con que la
Naturaleza nos sorprende cuando mas tranquil
los estamos.
El domingo dtimo invitaci6n de nues-
tro querldo colega Ld BrujG, reuni6ronse todas
las classes prOductoras de la region mayagheza
N ro nadfr oil ToaOrnp0 N a nnrOhn "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21

miento acompafiada de I'm proyecto de presn-
pnesto inspirado en- justas economfas, supli-
cando La corporation vuelva sObre su acuer.
do; instancias del senior Bryan SO acordo
tambien poner un telegrama al senior Tesorero
general, ell cua fue redactado en- los siguientes
terminus:
Tesorero General-San Juan.
Comerciantes, dustriales, Profesiones y
demas classes produt .oras, reunidos hoy para
defenderse del nuevo impuesto municipal han
acordado suplcar Ud., suspenda aprobaci6n
Presupueslo municipal, interim Ayuntamiento
con datos que 9 suministrara comisi6n NOM
brada al efecto para estudiarlo, eleve razonada
exposition que armonice intereses generates,
inspraudose siempre en- principles de econo-
mil recomendada por ese Goblerno
Tomas Bryan, Federico Gatel, s. en- O.,
Vicente Pagan, Carlos Doitteau, A. M Banes'
A Castafier, E. Franco Ca, Fritze, Lundt
Co., Marquee Co., NJ. Martinez y
Ca, Moral Ca s. en- g., G. F. Bages y Ca,
G. Sabster s. en- G., Luis Maria Cuyar, PLAZA
Hermanos, s. Suau Ca, luis Vadi, Bravo y
Co., Sucesores Jose Min, Sucesores de Nieva
Ca, Schulze Ca, Monagas Hermanos.
A este telegrama, que como puede verse
esta aut0rizado por los casas de comercio mas
respetables de aquela cudad, ha contestado
e sefior Tesorero manifestando que ell famoso
presupuesto fdjardh0 esta siendo objeto de
cutdddoSa consideration qus NADIA SO puede
hacer respecto de 81 hasta no ser oida la OPT
ni6n de las Cam lras de Representatives..
Esto implica un retraso perjudcial para
aquel Ayuntamiento, que aparte los dispara-
tes del senior Fajardo, necesita resolver GUAM
to antes la question presupuesto, pues debien-
do este regir en- 10 de Julio, es impossible pue-
da aguaTdarse resolution de las Camaras.
Ho h{ loo fnnanyonantnS do M dicfFufar
nuestros Ayuntamiantos de completa autono-
mfa,y de no tener al frente de su administration
hombres capaces ycompetentes Y no nulidades
pretenciosas como Msteo Fajardo, que DGnca
hub'ers llegado ocupar ese puesto, 81 en- este
pals reluase ell orien y Ia justIcla, noIa anar-
quta el desbarAjaste que han introdncido
los republicanos, y que de seguir por ese CANT
no nos ha de llevar la bancarrota social, po.
Utica y economical.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
FILiPIRAs

So so'dsios norteamericanos fueron sor-
prendides en- Samar, por numerosos reheldes,
que les hicleron 13 muertos hirienio otros
varios.
El resto dc la fuerza tuvo que hu1r.
En- Ia Casa Blanca ha sido irmado ell
nomb amiento, pof Ell presi iente Nc Rinley,
del general ayudai te de- sjercito americana
Mr. C rbin, para que ssys las islas Fllipinss
en- comisi6n Inspectors para estudiar propo-
ner al gobierno las reformss que deben intro.
duclrse en- Ia acei6n miitar cuando Sc de por
paciacado completamente d archipelago.
-Ss han pfesentado las autaridadss NIL
Ilt2res americans de Ia proslneia de Ia Lsgu-
na, oehenta dllpinos mas que eonstituian uns
de las avauzadas dlspuestas por elTenddo ge'
neral esiilea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
Guerra sud africana

Han sido fusilsios en- Pasrdeburg seis que.
friIleros dbosrsS pr htb6rseles sorprendio In.
utllzando aIgunos caballos pertenecientes al
ejercito ingl6s.
La esposa del general ltha, genara'lsimo
del ei6rcito AboerS ha recbiio nm mensaje de
smpatfa frmado por 5000 iamas francesas en
sl que feicitsn las muieres Sboefss por ,su
Her6ico proceder en- la guerra del Transvaal
hacen votos por que las dos Rspdbiicss logren
conquIstar la independencia.
-Uu comandado sboerS atac6 el martes
una eolumna ingless que conducfa un convoy
de vfveres matando hombres apoderandose
de todos los eIectos.
RI ataaue tu6 llevado. & cabo seis millas
Al suroeste de Kroonstsdt.
Numerosas fuerzas del Transvaal sltuadas
entire johannesburg la frontera de aquella
rep1bllca Sc ocupan en- construir una extensa
Inca de trlncheras para Impedif que ell ei6rc-
to ing es socorrs q que opera en- ell Iransvsal.
81 general Kitchener permanece Inactive
: en Bloemfontein.
Asegura Ell peri6dico ingle' London Brpres
due lord Kitchener ha presentado ls renuncia
Al Departamento de la Guerra de su alto cargo
de ge leraIisimo del ejercito ing'es de opera
clones en- Ell Africa del sur, que ell gobierno
fnges DO he qneTido aceptarla.
--Dsspachos ofciales dicen que el general
Aethuen iibf0 un combAte con los federsles en-
las cercauias de MafekIpg, hacienda retirar
sstos ditlmos
81 ejtrslto ingss tuvo agunos mueftOsI
antFe ellos IN oiicisl.
-El general Fren b Sc encuentrs en Ia
colonia del 0abo reorganizando 81 eiercito IN
sI6s fn de inleiaF una eampaha setlya contra
los beers.
-Aat snta De un mode aiarmanse q pest,
hah6niea en la coonis ael Cabe.
DHrante IL semaaa anterior ialleeieroE
sea ne1H4naz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
DlMAM ARCA

Sc asegura que el tlerho de los Estados
Unidos ha envlado al de Dinamarea una nota
diplomatica, insinusndo la conveniencia de que
venda fortifque las islas que domlnan 81 ca
nal de Nicaragua
Aunque la nota esta redactada en- forma
nuy cortes, Sc cree que no causara buena i'm.
preston en- Gonpenhague
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
BRASIL

Teegramas de Rio janeiro dan cuenta de
que Sc han promovdo terribles motiues obII-
gando al gobierno tomar medidas en6fgicas.
El aumento de precios en- las tarlfaa de los
cueros, ha sido e orgen del coniicto cuyas
consecuencias fueron terribles
La ca6allerta di6 varias cargas la mu-
chedumbre ocaslonando muchos muertos.
FL 6rden pulo restablecerse al fin quedan-
do las Gales sembradas de cadAVeres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
FRANClA

En- Francla Sc ha hecho I'm msgnifco re-
cibimento al ej6rcito frances que fue envIado
China que regres6 desembarcando en- las
costas del sur de la repdblca
En- Cherboug Sc estsn reeoncentrando
numerosos scorasados cruceros franceses
que Sc diriglrsn al Mediterraneo para hacer
m a ninhrae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
Cr6dito ! AhorrO POnceno
AVISO IMPORTANTE

Habi6ndose notado irregularidades en- va
rias libretas de imposiciones hechas en- las ca
jas de esta socledad lin de subsanar aqne-
las, la Junta de Goblerno ha acordado cangear
toias las emitidas por otras nuevas, al efec-
to por ell presente SO cita sus tenedores para
que dentro de un pla1o que vencera el 80 del
corriente comparezcan con dicho objeto en las
oticlnas de esta Soeiedad en- todos los df4s ha
bies horas laborales.
Ponce, Junio 10 de / ,9O1.
10 $. El Presidert',
H.. G. Fritze.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
PERSIA

La prensa de Peheran, capital de Persia,
coments tristemente que haya ftllado la ma :
ci6u en- su empeho de obtener un empr6stito de
la bsnca de esta ciudad 6de cualqUiera otra
de Europa, para ell que hizo activas gestIones,
atribuge ei fracsso q maneios secretos de la
infuencia ihglesa en- Ell contlnente europeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
AUSTRIA

Dicen de Viena que Sc ha descubierto uf
complot para asesinar al emperador, hacienda.
10 fracasar completamente.
No obstante SO toman grandes precaucio-
nes para evitar cualquler atentado
La noticia del crimen que SO tFamabs, ha
causado general indignation en- Austria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
La saIud del presidente

Ahuncian de Washington que e presiden-
he Nc Kinley comiensa resentirse en- su sa'
lhd, consecuenca della depression moral que
lie causa Ia grande , prolongads dolencia de
Su esposR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21
ULTIM0s CABLES
ES pAMA

Anuncian de Madrid que los comercian-
tes industriales espanoles celebraran una
asamblea principles de Julio pr6ximo para
acordar la fecha en- que ha de lnaugurarse en-
Nueya York la proyectada Exposition de pro-
ductos espafioles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21

Ayet desIa6se una que debemos sclarar.
En- ell sub tltuIo del editorial, donde escribmos
Estomos donde estdb1mos, el caltsta puso EStd-
bamos donde estdbtnes, 10 oual 1ekuIta al
barda sobre albarda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21

Por TELEGRAPH Sc supo en- esta capital la
nuerte del javen don Vicente Bocanegra de
Aguadilla, hio de nuestro distinguldo correl-
gonario don Francisco. Fue verifcado su en-
tierro con numerosa concurrencia. 81 vrtuo.
so i6ven form6 parte del Comit6 de la Juven-
tud Federal de Aguadilla Recbs sn famlla
nuestro mas sentido p6sams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-21

D1n Jose R. Valdepares, fundador y OK.
director de- eFleraldo Espahols que Sc encon
traba en- Santo Dnmtngo fu6 deportado por
aquel goblerno Mayagtiez, lleg6 anoche es-
ia capital. Viene con el objeto de fundar en-
esta un per6ico de novedades