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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
CELEBRATION MONDAY NIGHT. The Third Division, A. O. H., Will
 Have Attractive Program.


 The St Patrick's day celebration Monday night under the auspices Of the Third division, A. o. H., is sure to attract a large attendance, and those who will be present will be treated to the rendition of an interesting pro gram. The committee in charge of the arrangements have spared no pains to render the affair worthy of the occasion and have everything in readiness for few hours rare en- joyment. The program of exercises will be as follows:
 Welcome Address. ID. J. Griffin est Patrick ..... Rev Farrell Martin Our City,. Mayor F. G. kilduf Selected Song. %. Miss Nellie Carney 'FOntenOy". Daniel Lawlor The A. o. H.. State President Doran Original Poem. Prof NJ. c. Donovan "Celtic llaWmakers''. s''.............
 Senator William J. Kennedy Selected Song. James Strong The Irish Volunteer. J. J. Mcdonald Ireland in 1SS2". Miss Nora F. Luddy 'Erin's Contribution to Medicine
 .Dr T. J. Kilmartin "Soggarth Aroon". u. Thomas Sullivan Selected Song. Miss Alice Cosgrove "In the Worlds Marts-'.
 John MOriarty
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
TIMELY TOPICS

Have you seen those ingrain carpets at the LapalmeH Hoffman store for soc yard. Very good value for the money.
 Currans have placed their spring ready to wear tailor suits on exhbi- ton. It will pay you to visit the sec ond floor.
 The Turnbull Co make a special of- fering to the people of Waterbury to- day by placing 100 dozen ladies' and misses shirt waists at low prices.
 You can't make an imitation as good as the genuine. This is true especial ly ill hats. J. B. Mdllings has q large stock
 The Waterbury Cloak Manufactur-
 ing Co has a grand opening of spring and summer suits. jackets and capes,
 also skirts and shirt waists.
 The "Gem' night lamp gives a good steady light and emits no odor See them at Harding's, only 25c each. Stock collars, plain and fancy, some
 turnover edges, only 25c at T. W. Me Garry's. Yelling, ribbons and handker- chiefs.
 Spring millinery has arrived at I. Chase's. Clerks are busy opening and placing new goods these days K. Dougherty will have special sale tonight and Monday of ladies' and gents handkerchiefs, from 5c up Miller X Peck is selling ladies' suits
 made in Eton style, all wool cloth, silk trimmed skirt and coat, at $7.9S. Warranted fresh eggs at 16c dozen. Elgin creamery butter 23c q pound, at Boston butter house. A fine and low priced line of brass
 and iron beds at the Hampson- Sellew store. Handsome couches from $5 to $50.
 French silk and wool poplins at 79c
 a yard tonight, only one pattern to a customer. Primrose minstrel songs at Reid & Hughes's. George O. Minor has three specials in shoes for the coming week. Mems russets $1.9S and $2.75; ladies' lace or button at $1.17. Read about those building lots !. T. Phelan offers for sale. Bargains for some one and they will go quick. Fancy hosiery at 1Oc 2 pair at A. Mailhiot's, mems or women's. They come in all colors and have been 15c and 19c.
 Leave yom orzer early for hand sQDe tat1qr Inade apit ,at the New York eC!oak Menufe stuxfne Cps. Fine line - - < ~. s sf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.
An Interesting Program Arranged
 By The c. w. A.

The entertainment to be given at City hall Sunday evening promises to be one of the most pleasing. The par ticipants are studying their parts dili- gently, and the Catholic WOman's as- sociation, under whose auspices it is to be given, is leaving no stone un turned 10 give their patrons musical and literary treat.
 The following is the full program:
 (a) As q Beam Der the Face of
 the Water.
 (b) Let Erin Remember.
 Immaculate Conception Choir. Trial scene from Robert Emmet.
 Robert Emmet ...... E. l.. Maloney Lord Norbury ...... IT. +. Maher Foreman, of Jury ....D. F. Lawlor Soldiers. Jurymen and JudSeS-Mem- bers of St Joseph's T. A. Society. Chorus
 Ga, The Harp That Once Through
 Tara's Halls.
 (b) The Young May Moon.
 Immaculate Conception Choir. Drama-'.The Past, Present and
 Future of Ireland.'
 Cast of characters: Erln ..-....... ...... Annie Do.'h England .... ...... Libbie Quinn Columbia .... .GeneNleNe hd!e Religion ...... L. Katherine Camplon Faith May Dorsey Hope Katherine Neville Charity Mary Kane Science Daisy Lord Poetry Josephine Dillon Oratory Mary Shugrue Song ...... Nellie Burgess Standard Bearer coco. Annie LaWlOr Liberty ....... Mary DeIai,ES Justice Mary McNells Soloist Elizabeth LawlOr Grand Finale
 (a) Minstrel Boy.
 b) America.
 Immaculate Conception Choir. Accompanists-Prof John L.. Bonn and Miss Marie Herlnger.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
Reid G Hughes.
 Telephone 40. Specials for Saturday Night
 After 7:3O.

French, Silk and Wool Poplins, Pol ka Dot Satin Soliels, all new goods and new shades of blue, green, laven- der, rose, sage, delft blue, navy and white; regular price $1.25. Tonight 79c a yard.
 (Only one pattern to each customer.)
 45-inch Black Mohair Purolas Slight ly imperfect; regular price $1.25. To- night 39c a yd.
 SPECIAL SALE OF MUSIC.
 Battleship Oregon Two-Step and stock of songs sung by the Primrose Minstrels, at 19 cents a copy. See display in south window.
 Small lot of the Ono Dress Shields (seconds); 3 sizes, at He q. pair, 5 pair for soc.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
A SHAMROCK FROM IRELAND.

During the past week many Water bury people received punches of shamrock from friends in Ireland. Patrick Flaherty was one of those re- membered by q handsome bunch sent by Miss Kate Flaherty.. The recipient, on receipt of the shamrock, .penned the following lines: ..-. .----, All hail little shamrock, though wither-
 cred thou art,
 And crumpled your leaves seem to
 be, Yet that fond recollection they awake
 in my heart,
 Of that Island afar, OCT the sea; The scenes of my childhood spring up
 fore my gaze, ,a. As your green little leaflets I view. To my inner heart fond regards I have
 treasured.
 Dear little shamrock for you. Your green stem is broken, it's only q
 token
 Of the treatment so rash, rough and
 vile, By the hand of the Saxon that's placed
 upon you.
 In your home in old Erin's Green
 Isle, By cruel English laws we were seyer- ed, And had to bid you goodbye. What a beautiful object dear emblem
 you looked,
 Blooming fair meath that sweet summer sky; What pleasure it gives me to greet you Though the sparks of life from you
 have fled, In this land where her sons all are free men. Where the footsteps of slavery dare
 tread, And though you are far from the land where you grew,
 In an exile's embrace you'll find rest, And on holy St Patrick's day, You with pride will pin on my breast.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
REGRETS OF KING EDWARD.
For Using the Word Loyalty IT
 His Message to Kansas.

Topeka, Kas,, March 16.-In let ter received here to-day from Joseph Choate, United States ambassador to England, the regrets of King Edward VII are expressed for the unfortunate wording of the message to the Kansas legislature, after the death of Queen Victoria. The legislature sent a let ter of condolence to King Edward af- ter the death of Queen Victoria and in his letter of acknowledgment the king expressed thanks for the loyalty of the Kansans. One of the legislators objected to the word loyalty" and his motion to have the letter stricken from the records prevailed,
 MT Choate's letter explains that a common wording was used in all let ters of acknowledgements to persons in the British dominions and by an oversight the wording was not changed in writing to the Kansas leg islature
 Mir Choate. writing to the legisla- tive committee, says: II have learn ed that the king was much pained when he learned of this blunder."
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16

High grade work done at Payne's new photograph gallery and the prices are reasonable.
 The latest things in tailor made suits at the Guarantee Credit Clothing Co.'S. See tehir goods before buying for Easter.
 use anytflink that will destroy your clothes. Perfect satisfaction guaran- feed. a
 The nnest csampexne elder dn the nAfllet on 1alA At Hodeon's cafe.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16

CUPERlOR COURT. New .Hcren county, o Waterbury, February Terra, 1901.
 M J. Byrue ct al, vs. ex E<arte, The Globe Publishing Co.
 ORDER THAT THE, RECEIVER SELL
 CHOSES lN ACTION Itis hereby order ed that the Receiver sell at public auction to che highest bidder the choses In action belon x4ng to said estate. at the office of the Assist1htCle of the Superior Court, in Waterbury. on the 18th day of March, 1901, at g o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof and of the time and place of sale be given by Pub1lilsshing copy of this order two Q newspaper published on Saturday. March 18th: and Monday, y March 18th, before the date ol make return of his doings to this court. Dated at Waterbury, this 10th day of March, 1901
 John M. Thayer, Judge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
Auction Sale.

Pursuant to the above and foregoing order of the superior court, the sub scriber will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder the uncollected ac- counts outstanding in favor of The Globe Publishing Company, at the of flee of the Assistant Clerk of the Su- perior Court in Waterbury, on the 18th day of March, 1901, at o'clock in the forenoon.
 NJ. J. BYRNE, Receiver. 8-16,1S
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
RESTRICT OF WATERBURY, ss Probate

RESTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS Probate Court March 18th, 1901.
 Estate of Catherine Mclean, late of Water bury in said district, deceaseT.
 Pursuant to an order from the Court of Pro- bate for said district, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on the 25th day of March, A D. 1901, at g o'clock in the fore noon (unless previously disposed of at private sale), the following real estate of said deceased situated in the town of Waterbury viz;
 First Piece. Bounded as follows East by Highland Division N. Y., N. H. & H. k. R. :: south by highway and land of Hubert M. Rig ney; west by highway and land of Hubert M. Rigney; north by land Of Catherine McLean, containing 3-4 acre. z-
 Second Piece. North by Hancock brook and land of Highland Division N. T., N. H. & H. R. R.; south by highway and land or William Greeley; east by Highland Division N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.. west by Hphcocl brook, con- tainlng four acres.
 Sale to take place on premises in said Water bury. Terms made klown at time of sale. Edward McLane.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
MORRIS RAPHAEL 2o5 South rlain St.
 Opposite Grand Street.
Home Steam Laundry.
2z7 Bank Street.
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECI

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT And practice and patronage have helped us to turn out as nearly per feet work as laundry is capable of. Attention to little things and a de- sire to please our customers in every little detail goes wonderfully towards obtaining perfection and patronage at one and the same time. Telephone or postal brings our wagon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16

Crab Apple and Violet Perfume. To- night 25c an ounce.
 Gold ruled Pads ? for 5c. Patent Leather Belts, assorted buckles, 1Oc each.
 Ladies' Extra Heavy Fleece Lined Cotton Hose, seamless feet; regular price 123ac. Tonight Sc pair. Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, heavy weight, double knee, sizes 6 to 91a; regular price 121ac. Tonight 10 cents a pair. Odd lot of Mems Heavy Underwear, fleece lined; regular price $1.25. To- night roc. Mems Heavy Ribbed Shirts; regular price $1. Tonight soc.
 Filing and Medley medium weight Hose; regular price 121ac. Tonight SC.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16

r .OST-Fox Terrier. white with black spots Main street. 3-l5-2
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Good small farm near the City. Right for poultry raising or vegetable garden. Address P. O. BOX 5Sl. 3-14-6 z
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-16
RanBF FOrSdo abRent|

T .OST-on last Sunday evening, . photo, be-
 tween Union Square and Casey's drug store Suitable reward will be offered by leaving same at Democrat office. 3-l6-2
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Mercado de New York
COTIZACIONES DEL Ola

Harina de trigo <Fi Gigante1 81 375
Idem de maiZ xGoldon MaiZe1 , 1926
Id de trigo <E Premio Mayor , 65
I'd xCabailo Volante1 , 3O5
Alimento p. cabalo Stock Food , . 90
Tocino de Norton , 1875
Tocfno Woodman , 10 90
Jamones California las 100 10 81
Salchchones , 13 90
Queso Youpg 12H
Manteca La Vencedora CO.
rriepte( -
Manteca La Primera chicha-
rr6p) <10 y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12

entonces, presa de horrenda rabfa,
echase al suelo mordiepdo las atom bras, pro-
6riendo blasfemias, entire dos hfpos, con los
labios llenos de espuma, ordena las matanzas.
Mata como un alucinado, atormenta como IN
demente, por miedo! -
Todos actos, efecto, obedecen al
mismo panico inconsiderado que le hace In
consciente irresponsible.
Los que le Green cruel equivocan. No
goza con la sangre. Los tormentos no le eau
san ell placer Infinite que Ner6n supo, ejor
que nadie, disfrutar. Los miembros de la
civilians Associations, que consideration gel
asesnato como una de las belas artes2 que
sabfan saborear las agonfas ajenas minu-
coso delete, le declarar1an desde luego un
patan del crimeD.
Ninguno de sus actos crneles estA preme-
ditado, estudiado, com binado. Mata como
los tigres, glotonamente, por sed de saDgre,
por necesidad lie manchar ell suelo con la pur-
pura humana. Masa sin orden sin ammonia.
No es IN artist2 de la crueldad, NO. No sabe
torturar su belleza.
Por las mafiauas, seg1n LaDzanne nos 10
dice, emplea ctnco horas leer las cartas
en- que espfas le indican las yictimas.
Cuando hay pocas, respira algo camado.
Cuando hay muchas, muchas, cuando son
centena ares los que hay que matar, tiembla
cual un epileptico. veces, despues de yer
las hecatombes despues de lIenarse la mirada
de rojo, despues de respirars crispadO, las
emanaciones de la savia de veuas, llega, en-
su delirio, tenerse miedo ST msmo. Po-
bre, pobre sultan livido !
E, Gomez Carrillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12
E, Gomez Carrillo.
PARTIDO FEDERAL


Don Gumersiendo Berrfos vazquez, secre-
tario del Comte local del Partido federal en-
Comerfo certihco: que en- el libro de actas de
este Comite exfste una que copfada llteralmen-
te dice ss1: En- el pueblo de Comerio & los seis
dias del mes de Octubre de mil novecientos unO
reunido ell Partido federal de este pueblo en-
asamblea general, ba 10 la presidencia del ho-
norabe sefior don Celestino Perez Rivera,
acord6 la reorganization de este Comite, result
tando electos por unanimidad los senores ST.
guientes:
Presdente honorable don francisco de P.
Acufis; Presfdente efectivo, don Celestfno Pe'
reZ Rivera; Vice presidente, don Juan b. Car
mona; Vocaes prepietarios: Gumersindo Car
mona, Antonio Rolan, Eosendo Santiago, Jose
Vega Juan Santiago Jose A. Santa go, Teso-
zero, Rafael Diaz; Secretario, Gumersindo Be-
rrfos; Vecales suplentes: Antonio Umpierre,
Francisco Ma Rivera, Modesto Cobian Rivera,
Guillermo Verrer. Julio T. Ortiz, Cirflo Cruz,
Antonio Pontap, Francisco Umpierre.
Quienes es.ando presentes tomaroD pose
sin de cargos, termtnando tan esplendido
acto con vivas aclamaciones los jefes del
Partdo federal don Francisco de p. Acu1a y
don Luis M ufioz Rivera 81 gran pueblo de
Washington.
pa. remtir copis al sefior Presidente
del Conlit6 ejecutivo LA DEMoCEACIA, IL
bro la presente con ell Vo BQ del senor presi-
dente en- Comeaio & de Octubre de 1901.
Gumersindo Berries.
Vo Bo Secretario.
Ell Vice presidente
J. B. Oarmona.
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In escandaIo mayGscuIo

III enomenal fu6 el escAndalo que antes de
I'D he armaron en- la Plaza Principal de San
1nh un grupo de continentales, que ESQ de
IA os de la mafiana en- complete estado de
LIE guez, salieron d e un gdrttO cafe, esta-
IEoi oido por aQuellos alrededores.
Primero formaron en- medic de Ia plaza
rS <corrlda, de toros, despues de mantearse
Ihk knderilarse de 10 limo, armaron tai es
md alo que los vecnos de las GALES de San
|TNn cisco Cruz SO levantaron saiendo los
&1cones protestar del abuse. Uno de ellos
68 Don Guile, que incomodado, de NAL hu-
1or llam6 la atenci6n varios poIicIas que
mpasibles presenciaban la corrida.
III Estos, qufzas por prudencSd porque los
lbOrotadores eran cOntinentales; NADIA hicie-
on, concretandose q suplicar los escandalo-
08 que rettraran; pero no hicieron case y
III nbiando de jLegO, fniciaron una especfe de
o1e ball tlrandose cocos, pledras palos, en-
nYO juego Sc exitaron tanto, que emprendie-
on IN boreo de verdad, propinandose entire
9dps fuertes trompadas, resultanco que hubo
&1tusos, maguIlados, apaleados, todo, menos
|dzf tdOs, pues Ia policfs tub bien no 10 eter'
i GOn ellos.
En- csmbo el detective Gutierrez que era
IN0 de los que presenciaba Ell escSndalo, Sc
|eupa todas las noches en- levantar macana
|kSos los infelices que, por no tener donde
l6fmir, Sc quedsn recostados en- los bancos de
N plaza no causan daho niDguno al vecin
|kEio,
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Expansionismo comerciaI
DE ESTADOS UNIpoS

Sc comenta mucho en- los cfrculos pollti-
cos de Washington de Nueva York la decla-
raci6n del 5epador Cullon sobre que presenta-
ra apoyara en- ell pr6ximo Congreso una ley
absoluta para que ell gobierno negocie trata-
dos de reciprocidad universal, basandose ell
men ctonado Senador que los mercados de
los Estados Unidos deben apoderarse de tOdos
los demas en- todas sus latitudes.
La prensa democrata discute esa declara
ci6n, pues dicen que este rep1blico quiere asu-
mjrse ell programa del partido para descartar-
le toda aspiration los directories del mismo,
la prensa republican, acentda que ell proyec-
TO Sc debe al desenvolvimiento de una polftica
expansive ideada por Nc kinney, que la des-
gracia ha hecho que no lie toque al autor de
ella ponerla en- practica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12
OROGALLEGO

En las inmediacones del pueblo de Bece-
rrea, provincial de Lugo-E Espana-fuer des-
cubertos meses atras unas minas de orc, cuya
prueba defnitiva han realizado 1timamente
cuatro fngenieros que han comprado ell terreno
Estos han afrmado, de conformidad con
ell descubridor de elias, que es ell ingeniero
frances mister Felix Prot, dice estas minas no
tienen rival 81 no es las famosas del Trans
vaal.
Segdn los calculos hechos hay exploitation
para mas de tres siglos. e1trayendo diariamen-
te 2UO toneladas del mineral.
Los trabajos mecanicos y quimicos sc efec-
tuaran en- las minas, aprovechando varios sal
tos de aqua establecerA IN tranvfa ferro-
carr electrco para ell transporte del mineral
hasta Ia via general. 14-
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Una cNrtM
sr. Director de La DEMocRACIA.

sr. Director de La DEMoCRACIA.
Presente.
Muy senor mio Suplico usted Sc sfrva
blicar en- su llustrado peri6dico Ia carta que
pntinuaci6n Sc e3presa.
Por clio anticipa usted las mas exprest-
graclas ouedsndo sus 6rdenes S. S. 5. =.
N B.,
JOSE FeYr,dndez Morales.
s~Canab6n, Caguas, Sbre. de ,9O1.
Sr. don Jose Fernandez Morales.
EstImado amigo: Causas ajenas a mi vc<
atad, me han impedido hablar contigo per-
nalmente, con respecto q mi mala interpre-
ei6n al atacarte tn dignida0 honradez re-
pocda en- esta ciudad.
10 te hago extensive por medic de esta
fta mi extractaci6n, devolviendote los car
\ que te inferi, mediante una reconciliation
aistosa, en- nuestra primera entrevista Que
Egamos
Por 10 propto tieues tepdras en- to poder
citada carta, para que la hagas publican
fe IA prensa en- todas sus parties.
Espero de til reconocida atenci6n y anna
pdsd rechaces estas insignIfcantes ligerezss
Imi msners modo de pensar, por causa de
tempersmento
Soy tn amigo que te distir que te aprecia
Eugenio Malpioa Osuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12
Y iEsTo?. -.

Hace POGO ell doctor Saldsfia, giro IN VI
sta de inspection por varios pueblos de este
distrito dfct6 algunas disposiciones relativas
& hygiene, tales como la prohibition de escu-
pir en- ell suelo de tener aves de corral dentro
de los patios.
Parece Que esas medidas observan com o
es debido: pero, segun Sc nos informa, en- la
<Lincoln Gader Schools ocurre algo mas gra-
We.
El aqua que consumer los alumnos no es
destiada. Ademas, todos, enfermos sanos
beben en- ell mismo cazo, del cual SO sirven pa
ra sacar Ell aqua de la tinaja. Con tai sistema
Sc hace muy facl la propagation de enferme.
dades cotagiosas.
oEs asf como Sc cumplen los preceptos hi
gienicos?
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ConcejaIes confrmados

Ha sido confrmados en- sus cargos, los
concejales que siguen:
De Cabo Rojo: Tomas M. Marini Juan
E Silvestry, Gregorio Nieves.
De Toa- alta, Juan B. Romero.
De Aguads, Ramon Gimenez Rodriguez y
COrnelio Ruiz Gonzalez.
De eAguas-buenas, Patricio Rivera.
De Cayey, Francisco Candeas.
De Dorado, Ferdinand Cesteros.
De Fajardo, Juan Caca Vidal.
De Lares, Vicente Borges
De Mayaguez, Kafael Mangual.
De San Sebastian, Pedro Antonio Echan-
dia Juan Ramon Cruz.
De NJ anatf Francisco Menendez.
De G merfo, Francisco Maria Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12

LOCURA DEL SULTAN

sEntre los escritores que han tratado 6lti-
nente de retratar al Sultan, Stephane Lau-
~ sobresale. Sus estudios sobre Abdul
mid producen siniestr escalofIios. lCuan-
angre! ;Cuanta crueldad iCuanto mie-
<obre todol
Poroue ell sultan es ell hombre que mas ho-
1emente sufre de Ia lamentable locura del
8o. va no es Ell hombre eufermo nj ell
nbre roio Es gel hombre fvfdo3. Es la
soni6caci6n palpitante del panfcol
SEl Guico ser quien quisO sinceramente
a su hiia menor, una oeliciOsa muf1eca de
@aa5s. Pero una noche ocurriosele la
rectlla sacarle del bolsillo del pantal6n un
IN El hombre, lIvido, Sc echo q gritar:
o6 sus esbirros hiZO que all1 msmo, en-
,resencia, destrozasen & la pobre chiquilla.
Iauzanne sahe muchas ad6cdotas por ell
In de 6sta Sabe aventuras de risas y aven-
u De sangre Sabe, sobre TODD, pintar con
eel de maestro las actitudes siniestras del
de Yildis
Old.
N &Por Ia noche, un miedo atroz le echa un
IN en Ia garganta y le pRraliza los mtem-
Il Tienen horror por las tiDieblas inven-
|es. En- vano hace iluminar en- su palacio
Ia los mas modestos rincones; en- vano Ia
tapAr todas las ventaDas, para que sus
Adas no perciban las tinieDlas enloQue-
Sras; en- vano viola ell augusta silencio noe
no. hacienda que muchas orguestas toquen
ruidosos, oblgando & sus regimientos &
III evoluciones sonoras: en- vano los eunu-
ae leen el Koran, las favortas le cantan
kiopes: ell miedO de las sombras esta allf,
\ pre- ali, dandoIe martillazos en- ell eerebro,
nciendole Ell coraz6n, velandole Ia vista....
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Ell PAC1FIC0

Los traba jos del ferrocarril al pacffco Sc
encuentran muy adelantados. Hay veintfocho
milas de lines antes de llegar al puente, ira
veto que hoy recorre la maquinas como
ounce millas de alf al lado del pacfdco. AL
gunos calculan que la construction del puente
prodigioso sobre Ell Rio Grande tardara ocho
meses por termino medic. Tendremos. pnes,
Inca interoce4nica dentro de aho y medic po-
CO mas menos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12
T. Yordan Davila

Ex-Procurador, Agente de negocios judi
ciales. Notariales y de la Companfa de segu'
ros sobre la vida Ell SOL del Canada. Sc
arreglan testamenterfas Sc redactan docu-
mentos Notariales privados. Sc aceptan
comisiones para descontar documentos, CO.
locar dinero a prestamos y vender toda ella.
Sc de incas.-Ofcina, calle Cristina, Ponce,
P. r.
uliO 30 de 1901.
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Para ESQ

xSon tus labios an rubf
Partfdo por gala en- dos;1
Para fumar <Tres EscudosS
Te los ha tornado Dios.
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Venezuela
TRIUNFO DE LOS REBELDES

Los rebeldes al gobierno del general Cas-
tro han obtenijo muy senaladas victorias
bre las tropas leales en- los pueblos de Barran-
cas- San Felix.
Ell gobierno mand6 numerosas tropas los
dos puntos seiialados Sc cree que muy prom.
to serAn completamente reducidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-12
iGAE CA!

Sc vende un plano en- buen esttado como
trumento muy bonito en- ITO <dOllars>.
Los que interesen dicho objeto, pueden
dirijirse esta fmprenta 6 al hotel <Aurora1.