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New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
GUsTAVE NOREAU'S LEGACT.
nm The London Morning Post.

From The LONDON Morning POST
Three and a half years ago died Gustave Mo
reau-the distinguished painter-and left his
house and works TO the State and 100000 francs
10 the Academy OF the Beaux Arts. The State
has daliied with the bequest, neither accepting
nor refusing II, much to the annoyance OF Mo-
resu's executors and an Anglo-American So
ciery. which offered 100000 francs for the
bouse and collections; and il was reported the
orber day that the Beaux Arts had refused the
legacy beeueathed TO it. interviewed on the
sI,h1.rt N Gustave Larroun1et, perpetual sec
-etsrv Of the Academy, said: Why have we re-
r;sed the legacy? 1t is very simple Moreau
ia,Hs6 his house and works 70 the State and
ie@t the Academy 100000 francs 10 found a
nr;1a The State hesitated to accept the house
pS a.or-s because the :estator had not left any
..n,ev for the maintenance OF the building, etc
,rhts hesitation has lasted for three years ana
- and II the Academy has abandoned the legacy
"a the State and the interest OF the money WIZ
serve for the upkeep Of the future museum
.,htc. the State cannot now refuse 10 accep.
AZ Tarroumet continuing. remarked mat Ine
a-atars of the Beaux Arts anectionateiy ao-
,ni-a the memory of Moreau" The decree OF
ne,tance LII Is In the hands OF President Louoe.
rso IN signing II viii add one more 70 tas state
museums.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs-There were no new feaJgsss t
gh The tone ; steady s{gp % esnFasa qq5 ana Ga
lac fair I5g6e good lIa2ec & 5r prime svr;Ip
COMMON s2ai4c; fair l5al7c: good ls@l9c prime 2oa
CSC: fancy. 24a3Ce.
markets to-day business was light in all departments
and n6 Fatss ssr Tte t Iopdan I'D glasgow "a Bristol 2d
eh, Hun and Ne%eass slk Rot Roe-am &d cotton to
Liverpool per 1oo NJ. 13c London oats 20 IN n hnk
Pbiiadelfhia to London. private terms British steamer
December; British steamer - tons ; 7g4 tons
Monteyideo lis PTom&et: & W M about 81 so: British
seal 62 tons ore PhilqdelPhla private
Eaysna private terms British 241 tons coal
"a 70 6S ii Lqsa P5 Aha to Phsdepha
terms Italian 1277 tons ntrse west coast ] s9ntn
British ship 5 sugar Dsp'essa TO Senf9sk Ps
nam5uco iss bark rs case oil hence - 70 Las Las
ta.Roa thence BPunswt:k to kingston lumber
Moss Point 10 t.nssto[ 4 +a. IA ns ma
Sosaay NswYor S So Britlsh brig IL, 1876
scaooner 45s tons eygass ApsIaehisoa TO Bor5on a
ysss to g.;naae s. co. s's
adepha Jasksonviis soc and s t6ss I asi &
s5y s5 Msype7 sy RoSass oe and
rssa.IPsis rssasipssis 10 10 sss aioaeesser 81 s. ''
Sss.s @ m ds ~.. 4aa a On Bas o
ssa s IN s ss si 'ss g. iH $ 10
prime yellow. 3sc nnseed oil, American raw. Soc
American boiled, Calcutta raw. s5c; Western lin
seed Quoted PC under city brands; lard oil. T29T5c
PR6YISIoNsFfrst market firm and shade
higher on the strength hogs but later. with the
grain decline and selling. turned weak Chicago
receipts 5000; estimated Monday $3.50 and next
week 81 e! ass 'sSs 81 SsRS
s7 rs short clear ST. sodsls- BFiE,FD1li Quoted:
Mess slInSf2; packet. Slo 5olSl2; extra
india mess s1Tasfs BEEF HAMs-DulL Quoted at
x9o 5oSIscr DRESSED HOGS-t9uiet- quoted
Bacons 7sc; 1so ne 100 ~ TAc; lao 10 me- pigs
Sc CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies weak quoted: Stn2k-
ing ioc 10 10 s1aeAc: y NJ s1saee a No. So sc
quoted at 1c Picked mans easy
quoted at sK aIoc rAI4Iow-F City ii.lsaSs.e
.IAARD-Stea6yi quoted At
Civ Ara steady auoesd a, Renned lard steady
Quoted: South America ioe Continent. sci Brasil KEGS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, November 10. 1871
today a
copgrativelv the total business amounting
as 100 variations also narrow"
as compared fluctuations Of the last week or t"o
with prices unchansed
to points the decline coming from German
a disappointing Hamburg c1nt-
scarcity OF
sntseoently put 5ai0 points, which level
tnei close. Sentiment among uaIelh
as buIifshy inclined. although the lack Of news from
State holiday being observed
vented active buying for investment account Most 81 ] 1
transacted OF evening up OF
aus .bor+a ever sunday market finally STEADY
nJ Taints net higher closed net unchanged 70
higber AT being EOS. franc up inc
farn1an market lost partial !. pfg Receipts OF Isoo
only Brazilian news az naiI
Il snot supplies steady but quiet, with qnoIa
rorninaiy base enc for Rio NO ana o7sc io' '
No 1 invoice lots ,-.oi ,,.-La. to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

from that g<aie tire week been much Of eaysFs
market Common lines abundant and rot expected 10
advance We quote Prime large bales per i01 d. = oe
No /. s2l1 4S7-c No T71Gsoc No 3 5oG6lh1c clover
mixed 6rsloc; clover. 509s6ec sos5-c small
bales 2i7 CSC less Exports oc
hay for the week in bales To Havana 15s Cuba 1Slls
N4racAoo. 69ii Venezuela. 800 Antwerp lts2 iiasxos
536e London 500 Liverpool. - So: Southampton. sSs
Hull SO Manchester $50: Kingston. ~ scattering 81
total 37.373 .STRAw-Ther= material surplus
OF long and the market is MARKS We
65Esoc quality inquired for Feceps
OF hay and IN reported the Produce
change at noon toeiay follows: hudson Siser
Railroad $50; Erie 90 Pennsylvania. 10; Delaware LACK
awanna and Western. 20. Lehzh Valley 40s Bzltnor9
and Ohio 80; Central Of NexJsrsey So canal boats lo
river barses. I6o. total Iso total for week i1e DO
sss5 OF so river. ltO
by rail; total $50 Total for week. $50 tons do last
week $50
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
ALronoBILE ABANDONED BY TIE WAY:

At the request of the police of the East Fifty
frst-st station. general alarm sent out from
Police Headquarters yesterday for the owner of
IN automobile. valued at $4,000, which was found
AT $50 a m. at the corner of Lexington-ave. and
Forty-sixth-st, by Policeman Ford The apparatus
factured by the United States Automobile Com
pany When Ford discovered il, IL was standing at
the curb with lamps burning. but there was no
IN
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Savannah Nov i6-Cotton steady: middIng TIC; low
aidiling 1-6e receipts 953 bales; exports eoastwise
40. sales $50: stock 15T.ls0-
Memphis Nov. I6-Cotton steady. rlitdling. S1Sc;
low miftug 15-I6c: good ordinary. 9-i6c- Net
CENTS 4s bales gross 36i2. shipments. 49, sales
) 900; stock, IOI.SS1-
galveston Nov I6-Cotton steady: r1ddng Tlsc; low
riddItng I5-i6c good ordinary. Lido: receipts $500
aypo-ts 10 Great Britain 1892 Continent.
Il 9s6< sales. 2000: stock 15O.549-
New-OrIeans Nov 16-COtton easy r1it1lins S-i5c'
low r1ifdTfnz I5-16c: ordinary 6c receipts 10
sac. exports to the Continent. $3.50; coastwise 15oO
sales 4IO0, stock 2S,II4-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
DEATH OF GEORGIA EDITOR.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. IS (speciaD-P. J. Moran. as
sociate editor Of The Constitution" died here
last night. He had been i'll for three or
four days but nothing serious had been appre-
hended. Apoplexy the of his death
Aside from HIS editorial duties Mr.. Moran was
special correspondent for many Northern and West
ern papers, and was probably the most prominent
figure in the South in this special field. He had
several times been member Of the City Council.
and was a public spirited citizen.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 16 p ul-Cotton-Spot quiet. prices
aasis-- American middIing 5-16d- The sales Of the
day were bales OF which 800 were spsculsfion
ana axport and included American -leceipts 6usO
%aIas f1ruling 57OO American Futures opened quiet
and closed quiet steady. American nniddiins G
N-,-ar1Tar sellers. November and De-
c4ul5er S64d buyers. December and January, I-oid
ssis-s January and February. SS4G4 T-S+d sellers
February and March. e64qi 7-S4d sellers A&rcn srd
a1- S64G4 1-4d sellers: April ard May 6oisl+ f-oi.
ssia-s- Nsv and June 7-64d buyers; June and
Jliv 6-64d4 sellers; July and August. o-o4S
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
patents So J0s3 S3GS3 so clears 81 700
50 specials s4S+ 10. patents. - 31GS3 10
straists 81 s0g$3 No spring wheat go No
white. 43 No 6Ol.c. fair 10 choice mating
barley 57G6Gc: faxseed 81 4Iis No Northwestern.
prime timothy SSGS6 To- cloverseed contract
grade. s. pork bbl S13 I5GSl3 90 lard per
~ IS 80. short ribs sides tcoss - s4s sos
shoulders boxedl 81 GS 90 short clear sides
On Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
hrm creamerie 1524C, dairies 1iGOc Cheese steady
94G104c. Eggs firm: fresh. 23c
Duluth Nov. 16-C9ose-Wheat-Cash. No I hard
Tissc; Northern. No Northern. fl4scs De-
cenber, rose; May. T4e Oats. iO9S9sc- Cora 5o7se
Milwaukee Nov. l6.-Wheat weaker. Close-No
Northern 72lza73c; No Northern. TaI1&e; May. loc
lower; No /. 5s1s G60c Barley firm; No 5sisaoee
sample. 45a5s lsc Corn-Msy. 625se-
cember. IoI4c May. T2ssc. track No hard 80;
No Northern, T11ac: No Northern. Ssh 3G6s2e to1r
First patents SO 59g patents So 6eds3 io
first clears 81 s0s2 90; second clears, s. . Bran n
bulk, SIS 25dsl5 50
Philadelphia. I6.-Wheat steady; contract srads-
November. Ts1-Q71c- Corn 1c lower. No mixed. No
6Sl2GS7e. Oats l2e higher No wh1-e, clipped
soc. Butter firm and 1e higher fancy Western cream
cry. DC: fancy nearby prints. 2sc Eggs arH fresn
nearby. 27c. Western 27e do Southwestern 26e do
southern. 25c Cheese quiet; New-York full cream
fancy small. IO1s9iOc. New-York full fair 70
choice Recefpts-F1our 900 bbls AMI 100000
70 sacks; wheat. 26 600 bush. 1900 bush; oats
$500 bush. shipmentswheat. 26 coo bush: corn 2ooo
bush; oats. 1900 bush.
I6.-CIose-Wheat. red. cash.
73sc; December. 73zG7alzc: Nav. TT1sc; No hard.
T2f7e1=c 634c December, 81 = ISL zcs
May. 6SdS3e+c. Oats-No cash. 42lzc. December,
il1&c; May, i2l3c; No white. Asa 4451.e.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

pearing in the pulpit they will wait for two
three years when a more tolerant administra-
tlon Is IN ONCE. Meanwhile they Will study and
prepare their sermons, and they are confident
thst Two or three years meditation will so
strengthen their forensic powers that they VIII
become more influential than ever
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
LONDON NooL MARKET.

Nov G. wool during the week vas
Ist bending opening Of the sixth series OF aucon
ssTas November The arrivals Of WOOL Tor the
rexr series amount 24S 123 bales including $1,000
forwarded direct The imports during the week were=
TagrS.1lIrh Wales 2S32: QUeens!and 2s. South Aus
traa T4f: Australia. -. Nsv-Zealand -: VIC
t5a 499I: Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. $3.50 else-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

- r,-,rs.i.- General HENRY G MER-
FIAM * announced
:. as..-s - srroir-ed at Vancouver Barracks for
exarnatien of officers for proH2tion LT'aI,' ,
lt55naS f-IJ ATsTES A COOLIDGE 18th Infantry Lieu
.e-a-t Colonel WILLIAM Y RICH AftiI9 'ta ., IN IN
.---,. Major RUDOLPH u. EBERT, surgeon AlaJgl
T50PE-RT x EVANS. assistant adlltaLt stlsrA.
Frsr Lieutenant HARRY l. GiLt,ttltiS ,.
r-reeon CAPTAIN WILLIAM l. kENLl, aFtI4eFy
recorder
Tsau+s,z-t BI.ANTON WINSHlP. recently sf-
-,1o4r-ed Is assigned o the 16th Infantry
nsio- FRANK H TITUS. surgeon. viii proceed TO ban
Transportation 70 the Philpplhes "LsIe
he viii report for duty.
Captain THOMAS STOBF Guarterrnas'er VIII proceed 20
Nsw-yorS for duty guaFternaaief ai1 aS'4As
corr14ssary ont transport Crook
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
MARINE CORPS.

First Lieutenant o. H RAsK temporarily detached from
Narn Navy Yard. New-forh. TO assume
charge Of the New-Y5rk recruiting district
Car;an Y FULLER. temporarily detached from charge
Of NeH-York recruiting district. assist the Judge
advocate martial 10 convene al the
Navy Yard York November 10
JJeutensn- Colonel = p ordered report
the brgadier couHandant November Is for
duty as president Of examining board 70 convene
Washington Barracks.
Major T H WOOD appointed member Of the examining
board 70 convene al Marine Barracks. Washington.
November 10
/. appointed member and recorder Of
examining board 70 convene at the Marine Bar
racks Washington. November Is
charge Of the office Of assistant quarter
Philadelphia. IN the absence OF Major
Charles l. Mct-awley
First Lieutenant l. II. HARDING. recruiting Office
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
TO SPEAK on "MUNTCIPAL REFORM"

J. J. Murphy, OF the Citizens Union. will speak
on Municipal Reform at the meeting OF the
Women's Henry George League and Manhattan
Single Tax Club this evening at o'clock at
Civic Hall, No. I2s East Twenty-eighth-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

Foreign Coffee Markets: santos-Hoieay Han ms s.,
Coffee sarket n's lover Sales IS bags Hsvre.
Hases market opened STEADY taS frame h.gnes 80
N unehAnss1s, ,ot.Y ssles 81 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov 16-vheat unsettled: spring. No North.
ern. 79c; winter Nc red. dull: No yellow.
&c No 66a.c No bSizc; No do. e6c Oats
scarce No white. 4flxs, No To- +Sssc, Nc mixed.
45lse; Nc DO. 43Ac. Barley strong; fancy 6ogosc-
Rye quiet; No !. 621.e. Canal freights steady
Chicago. Nov. ls-The leading futures ranged fol-
Iozys-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

Washington Nov. 16-The following army navy
and marine corps orders have peeh 'SSueD
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
NAVY.

Naval Constructor RICHMOND p. HOBSON. detached
from duty the Bureau % Construction ana fepaiT
duty Ia connection with the manage
sent Of the government exhibi: at the Charles
T-r.1
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
NAVAL STORES.

spirits quite featureess steady
again to-day Rosin. and pitch were quiet and III
changed. We
TAR-ResuIars. 81 IS; do oil bbIs. s3 90
SPIRITS TCRPENTISE-3T@4 GSSl.c
RoSIN.Conannon 20 good strained. q Sc D. 8 IS; 2
81 60. F. 81 65- G. 81 70 II, 81 20: l. 81 15. So 40 NJ
s. 81; y. s. co. " G.. SS s5 " y. 81 Is.
STOCK ON HAND.
ESosln Iss!e So,
Tar soA Dds
Wilmington. Nov. Is--Spirits turpenrtne-Nsotnil<
doing. 50 bbs R0sn e5cGS1, receipts, 1OT
Crude tuFpeatne firm 81 OTsa. receipts AZ b5s
Tar frm. 81 .; receipts I5T bbis
Savannah Nov. 16-Sprits turpentne drnl. 35c; re-
cepts 53T b5ls sales S65 GAL Resin firm;
ceipts. 2O0s bbIs: sales. 2,39o exports. 8 72T-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

Receipts interior points. II thousands
last three c3Acrs omitted. -four bh grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

Rio-R.ceipts. 1900 bags aoI!asy ,.. :, A, feI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
a nzESTR0 = SINE EST70

.,s vf.timas desDobrand la sla de mauera
rapida y alaFmante. TT.
,Oue hace que ha hecho ell parddo refu-
blicano para combatfrla en- parte, va que 10
para remediarla del TODD?
Por convenfenca por interes-lnteres
conveniencia mas personaes que os par'lou
fmuorta 4 los repubticanos encuorlr ei tfiste
fondo de realidad es, de escasez dlsgdsbo que
Sc siente Sc palpa de alto tajo. en- soeas ias
classes 4 traves d e las effmeras aparlencias oe
bienestar q e algeria con que Sc procura dlsl-
muIar Ell estado affective que atravesamos.
Y nosotros no podemos hacernos omphces
de ese epgano; porqne es esa una isDor anu
patri6tica Y punible que rechaza condena TO-
do esplritu honrado que rlnda cufto Id sei
dad v al amor patrio
Y nuestra censura alzara energcay per-
sistente, siempre que sea precise, mieHtfas
contin1en los desaciertos los errores, mleh
tras al desbar aiuste ell desorden, la anoma-
la V ell atrope!lo, usurpen Ell espacfo que CO.
rresponde la buena Marcia de la gestion ad-
ministra tfva, q la paz moral al imperlo de Ia
justcia
nuestros adversarios
Desgracadamente no ccurre as1.
Intolerantes obcecados, con tai q per-
udicar & nuestro partido, de anularle ae re-
ducirle, no reparan arrastar a. pals por ID
pendiente de la desorgauzacion del aniqu1-
lamfento.
Y no ven. en- medic de las ofuscaciones que
los ciegan, que mas dano ocaslonan al pals que
4 nosotros mismos, con sus desatentados pro-
cederes.
Rectifque ell partido republican, su linea
de copducta, ST quiere contar Goa nuestra be-
pevolencia, que de buen grado le otorg orgaremos'
De otro modo sin acrimonias sin renco-
res pero con la verdad en- los labos, nos en-
contrarA siempre de frente, censurando todos
sus actos Gems Irables, que son muchos pro-
meten ser mas, 81 a'guien no los llama al or
den.
Consagrados, de larga fecha, & Ia defensa
perseverance de los intereses, de los derechos
de Ia dignidad del terruno, no cejaremos en
| tan honrosa tarea, mientras haya uu destelo
| de luz en- nuestra integencia.
Esa es nuestra mission ella no faltare-
| mos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
HUESPEDES

Lista de los hu6spedes y pasajeros del Ho-
tel AuToTG:
Don Juan Vias, don Jose Ramirez don
Juan Herrero, don jose Noya Julve, don Fran
cisco Bus6. don Antonio Barreiro, don TONES
Otero, don Fernando Valera, don Antonio
Marquee, don Antonio F. Carrasco, seflora y
nu nif1o, don Laureano Rodriguez, don Luis
Passalacqua, don Tomas Rernardni, don Ra-
mon Cadiz, don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera. don
Mariana Abril, don Fl. @. Cutler, Miss Moses,
Miss Daft, don LeopoIdo Sanchez.
Propietaria.
Aurora Marin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16

So ha aurne tado ell primer distrfto de la
nolic<a fnsular con una "a demarcacion, baJo
el mando del m0sico mayor del cuerpo.
Los hacendados de Mapatf tienen almace
nadas graDdes exstencias de azhcar por Ell ba-
10 urecio de este artlculo.
E Casino Espafol de San Juan, que no
LA su bandera mas que los dias festivos la
puso el sAbado media ssta en- sef1al de dueo,
Dor Ia fatalidad de Mr.. Nc Kinley.
Sc esta celebrando Arecibo la causa
Dor asesinato robo en- la persona bienes
del s1bdito espg mol Jaime Sancho de Utuado.
El ministerio pdbico pide la Ultima pena
para los reos.
Eel ilustrado Doctor don Francisco 3. b.
sora, de- Maysgiiaz emplea con frecuencia la
mulsi5n de Scott, y la considera como IN re-
constituyente de primer 6rden.
No tengo Inconvenience en- asegnraf Que
Ia preparaci6u de los se1ores Scott & Bowne,
conocfda oeYtUersalmente cen el nombre de
Emulsion de Scott me ha dado, siempre que Ia
be prescrfto,-lo que sucede con mucha fre-
cuencia-pxceeute resnltad os. Es u7a reco7ls-
fitsuente de 3}ri?nera cdLfd.td muy recon- endable
en- todos los casos de debilidad organica.
Dr. Francisco 3. BGs0Td.
Mayagisz, Puerto Rico, Jnnio "A de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
LA FUGA DEL SABAD0
Primeras impreslones

FL sabado GItimo lego nosotrOs Ia noticia
de haberse escapado del dep6sito municipal
de Caguas IN delincuente, condenado n u
chos af1os de presiio
IDquirmos Ia veTdao del case he aqu1
nuestros fnformes.
Aoul esperan ruts para San Juan varios
reos q ia iuzg6 Ia Corte del Dlstrito. De esos,
dos, Victor Colon Pineiro Julian Torres, ocu-
paban una msma bartollna la planta baia
de Ia casa consistorial la izqaierda entrando.
El compIot
Parece que ell con1pEot para la fuga 10 ira
maron Torres Colon, pues ambos & las seis y
NADIA de la manana, lamaron soiicitando ir q
Ia Iatrina.
Les fna concedido, levandoles hasta alli
Ell encargado de cussodia.
Colon saI6 primero puso pies eG polvo-
rosa, mfentras su guardian-que esperaba
Torres -crefa de buena fe que aquel Sc huoie-
Sc otra vez aloiado zelda
al salir Julian Torres, Sc descubri6 la
fIga.
E profugo
Victor Colon Pi1eiro, ,es natural de Nsgua
DO, b habfa de Gums plir 80 amos de prisi6n por
asesjnato dc un tai <Lluvelito> de Guayams.
Nos dicen que es de IN carActer mny re-
traido no obssrva maIa conducta.
Julian Torres
Juf&n Torres es de Humacao. LIE senten-
clio la Corte de Dstrito de aquela ciudad
a1os, II meses, II dias, por robo.
EI se1or Aponte
El snpuesto ponsable de inhdelidad
la custodia de presos, don Joaquin Aponte,
persona apreciable que cuenta unos so amos
de edad
Cuando ocurri6 Ell hecbo estaoa competa-
mente solo, = ESQ fayorecio mas los planes del
fugitive.
e. se1or Aponte esta sugeto las resultas
de un sumaFio para exclarecer 81 asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16

Pasaies de ida vuelta 10 % de reoa1a.
Ninos memories de IL amos nitad de precios.
Los vapores de esta Inca son recomenda-
bles Dor sus comodidades especiales para pasa'
ieros. empleando de Puerto Rico q New York
al rededor de das.
Aoerstea generates: Boulton, Bliss & Dalett
las Front ST. New York. En- Ponce, Morales
Ca En- San Juan, Viliar y Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
DISTINCTION honrosa

Nsestro respectable correligionario don
Luis Bravo Pardo, acaudalado comefciante
de MayBgtsz, ha sdo condecorado por Ell rey
de Begica con la <Cruz cfvica de Ia cIaseS CO.
mo iusto galsrd6n de ssrvicfos.
e. senor Bravo desempefo singular
cello Ell cargo de vce-c6nsul be!ga en- Ia ciudad
del Oeste, por espacio de 35 amos.
Hoy SO halla de emporada los Estados
Unidos
LIE felcitamos caurosamente por la hon
rosa distinction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
"a Emulsion
| ggiitiinla. iii

Millares dc medicos han
iustificad0 con su autori.
dad que no existe nada
n1eior para rObustecer y
fortalecer ell ORGANISING que
la pr eparaci6n llamada
EMULSION DE SCOTT.
COmpuesta de aceite de hi.
gadO de baCalaO en- comb.
naci6n con hipofosfitos de
cal y de sosa, seguros pOr
su experiencia que aqueI
nutre y fortifica q la vez
que los hipofosfltOs ento-
nan Ell sistema neryiosO.
restaurandole las fuerzas V
energia vital, para repeIer
principles antag0nicOs y res
cuperar la saIud normal.
Preparation de tan ben6fi.
COS resultados terapeutieos
es la Legitima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16

En- algunas casas de esta ciudad tienen Ia
mala costumbre de arrojar aguas Ia calle' sin
reparo q que pueda pasar pase algnn tran
seunte
Ess debe evltarse.
El popular guitarrista Jose Garcia, como
cido general monte por <Chaeco,s piensa tras-
ladarse 6 Humacao, con obleto de tomaf los
baf5os de mar por prescription faculbatfva,
con ese n ha alberto una suscripcion entire
las persenas que quieran ayudarle sufragar
los gastos de viaje.
Dadas las 81 N patfas de que goza, es de IS
perarse que consiga su proposito.
4 consecuenca de Ia muerta de Nc Kin
Law. Ia Corte suprema de Justicia, suspendio
sus trabajos, en- demonstration de duelo.
Don Clodomiro Cabaf1as, esta nombrado
Fiscal municipal de Arecioo.
r-Leoncfo arrefro.-Cirujano- -Dents-
ta.-Calle de- Ruiz Belvts Cagnas Puerto
Rico.
Nos supican decir que Ell ex-guardia in
sular Rosepdo Rever6n Estrella, no es ell au-
tor de la violacion asesinato de Petronila
Serrano en- Carolina.
e. fndividuo preso por esa causa es Ro-
sendo Rever6n, alias MGlam bo.
Ha salido de la capital bordo del <Phi-
ladelphias, ell joven don Carlos del Vale. Va
curSar eSIuQ1Os en- Id OAl!SIsIudu ue IdEa-
cas-.
De iueves viernes estara en- San Juan
don Ramon B. Lopez, director de &La Cores
pondencia>, de regreso de los Estados Unidos.
jose G. del ValIe (Fortaleza 7D.-of-
cinas para la gestion de asuntos administrat-
vos en todos los centres oGciales.
En- San Juan, todos los paoellones de los
edifcios p1blicos de los consulados asf como
los de algunas casas partjculares, permanecen
& media asia.
En- la madrugeda del sabado pas6 por Ca
guas, para Bayam6n, nuestro buen amigo
correIfgionario de Penueas, don Norberto
Parcelle.
MANGAS CAP1ROTES-Yerso de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- la calle de
la Fortalez& NO So al precio de 80 centavos
ell ejempiar. I.
Aver SO exhibia por las GALES de esta po-
blaci6n una infeiiz demente con sus carnes
cast al desnudo.
La poucfa ha debido eYitar sse desagra-
dable espectsculC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
Tranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para las
Madres = las Ol.aturag.
'llio 80 de 1901.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
seIlora WINSLOW, s ia lo* niflos en-
eI periodic de IA DENTICION. Les
ablanda las encfos, resuelve Ia inflammation
alivia todo olor, J oura ell coli yentoso.
Inocepte efcaz en- todos los cago-.
Aconseja1nos las lnadres gu teng n un
nibo enfermo que no deje qee Ia pfeven-
cion or pia il la de otros, evite el uso de
esta inedioina qus proporoiona alivio Sc,
gnro, absolutament segaro, 81 sc usa
oportunomente. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-16
MAS PUNTUALIDAD

Supiico varios de los suscriptores de La
DEMoCRAoIA en- esta villa, mas puntualidad en-
ell pago.
De nj bosilo he tenido que sup'ir algu-
nos sdollsrss para ponerles & cnbiarto con "a
empresa es iusto, nj estoy dispuesto
verifcario dos veces.
Teogan eutendido que Is suscripci6n Sc
paga inysria olemente por adeiantaao.
Ell agente.
Gasyama. septlemhre dc 1901,