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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-07

Are always being adopted for the
benefit oil customers at Jun Carters
cleaning establishment Ring
telephone 4o32.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-07

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The vindication Club--Carter, Ratn-
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Save your umbrella frame as J. ~
tTowitch, 422 Newcastle sGreet will
recover it for $500 anu guarantee it
to be equal to any new $3.50 UNI
breila, lie also MAKES umbrellas to
order.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-07

The Weather.
showers.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15

q HELLPOT PARK AND MALINS
- GROVE.-Naudeville Attractions Be
ginning August 11.-Capital City Trio. Vo-
calists and Talking Comedians, present
ing their original travcsty al-a-minstrels.
Ed. Chrissie, the Comedian, in Billie
Barlow" The Reim Bros, refined singing
and dancing act. Charlie Ross, hobo mu-
steal and singing comedian. Master
Lawrence. tenor soloist. Vino and Searle
in a vaudeville review, introducing re-
fined comedy juggling, top-spinning.
singing.
THOS Z. MALIN. General Manager.
CHAS. T. EDWARDS, Amusement Mgr.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15

REDUCED RATES TO DENVER.
COLORADO SPRINGS, AND PUEB-
Iowa PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD, ACCOUNT MEETING OF
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
LETTER CARRIERS.
On account of the meeting of the Ma
tional Association OF Letter Carriers,
to be held at Denver, Col, September
to 6, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to
Denver. Colorado Springs, or Pueblo,
Col. from all stations on its lines, at
rate of single fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold and good going on
August 20 to 81, and will be good to
return until September 80, inclusive.
Tickets must be validated for return
passage by Joint Agent at any of the
aforementioned points, for which SER
vice a fee of 25 cents will be charged.
For specific rates and conditions, ap-
ply 10 ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
F AA(,' s

HEROY'S BEST TEAS
cost 81 cts. pound. Same
grade sold elsewhere costs
60 cts. to 20 cts. You save
% cts. to 33 cts pound when
you buy HerOy's Teas. Free
samples to convince you.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
THE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 15 1902

cord avenue to Twenty-second, tol
Twenty-fifth, southwest corner Twenty
third and Market streets.
51st-All of city north of Twenty
fifth, to city line. 29O1 Jefferson.
Third Representative District
52d-Market to Washington, Eighth
to Ninth, SAC Orange.
Washington to Monroe, Eighth
to Ninth, northeast corner Eighth and
Windsor
54th-Monroe to Harrison. Eighth to
Ninth. Murphys Stable. Ninth street,
between Adams and Jackson.
55th-Harrison to city line, Eighth to
Ninth, S02 Franklin.
seth Market to Tatnall, Ninth toElev-
enth, 215 West Tenth
Slst-Tatnall to WASHINGTON, Ninth
to Eleventh. Eleventh and West
57th-Market to West, Eleventh to
Twelfth. northeast corner Eleventh and
Tatnall
S2d--Market to West, Twelfth to
Brandywine river, II West Twelfth
Washington to Adams, Ninth
TO Delaware avenue. Delaware avenue
and Jefferson.
S3d-Madison to Adams, Ninth tc
Delaware avenue, Delaware avenue ant
Madison.
59th--West TO Adams, Eleventh, Del
aware avenue to Brandywine river
northeast corner Fourteenth and Wash
ington.
60th-Adams to Rodney. Ninth tC
Delaware avenue, northwest corner
Eleventh and Adams.
6lst-Adams to Rodney, Delawar,
avenue to Brandywine river, 1923 Gil
pin avenue.
62d-Rodney to Woodawn avenue
Ninth to Thirteenth, 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue.
S4thi-Rodney to Woodlawn avenue
and Rockford road (vacated), Thir-
teenth to Delaware avenue, West End
Reading Room.
63d-Rodney to Rockford road, Della
ware to Shallcross avenue, 1725 Scott
64th-Rodney to Union, Shallcross
avenue to Park Drive Lincoln street
between Shallcross and Lowering ave-
nues.
S5th-Rodney to Rockford road
Park Drive, Union street. Shallcross
avenue to Brandywine river, II Kent
mere avenue
65th-Rockford road to Rising Sun
lane, Brandywine river TO Ninth or city
line, Seventeenth and Woodland ave
nue..
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
Died

WOLHAR. In this city, on August 13,
1902. Mary f., daughter of Charles
Il. and Elizabeth A. Wolhar, aged 16
years.
Funeral from the residence Of her
parents. Pennsylvania avenue and
Scott street. on Saturday morning at 9
o'clock. High mass at ST. Anne's
Church. lnteiment at the Cathedral
Cemetery.
BURNEr-In this city. on August IA,
1902 Philip Burnet, aged "a years
Funeral services at his late residence.
No. IA Franklin street. on Saturday
morning August 16. 1902 at 930 O'Clock
lnterment at Silverlake Ccmotery. De-
Yer. Del. on arrival of 1913 train.
SANERS.-ln this city, on the 18th in
stant Ann Sayers.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited ITO attend the funeral, from her
street. ON Monday morning at o'clock.
Solemn requiem mass az ST. Paurs
Church lnterment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
CoTrINGIIAM.-I this city, on August
~, 1902. Catharine V. Cottngham, aged
10 years
Funeral from the residence OF her par
saturday morning at o'clock. High
mass az ST. Paul's r. c. Church. Inter
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
RlDINGS.-At New Castle, Del. on Au-
gust p 1892. Israel Rulings. beloved hus-
band Of Sarah Ridings, aged 77 years.
Funeral from his late residence. Gray
street. New Castle. Del, on Saturday
morning August 49, High mass at ST.
Peters Catholic Church at $50 o'clock.
lntermont at st. Peters Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
ANOTHER DAY
FOR REGISTRATION
To Vote at Primaries One
Must Qualify Tomorrow
Leaders Vi Parties Working Hard 10
Get Many Voters Out en-
Third Day

Tomorrow will be the last day on
which voters may qualify for particle
patton in the primary elections. and
leaders OF both parties are bestirring
themselves today in the interest OF a
big registration.
Following are the registration places:
Second Senatorial District
First Representative District-1st.
Market to French, Third to Christiana
river lis King.
66th-French to Poplar, Third to
Christiana river. northwest corner
Second and Walnut.
2d-Poplar to creek, Third to Creek.
southeast corner Third and POPLAR
3d-Christiana river to city line Mar
ket (eXtendedl TO Townsend. southeast
corner A and Buttonwood.
67th--Christiana river to city lire.
Townsend to Heald, All Heald.
4th-Heald to Delaware river. Third
10 A, northeast corner Heald and APP
pie.
6Sth-Heald to Delaware river. A to
city line New Castle avenue and b.
5th-Market to Walnut, Third to
Sixth. 40S French.
dihul 20 fOpldr, lmlrd TO
Sixth, 30S East Fourth.
7th-Poplar to Lombard, Third to
sixth. northeast corner Fourth and
Poplar.
69th-Lombard to Pine, Third to
Sixth, 512 East Fourth.
Sth-Pine to Delaware river. Third to
Sixth, northeast corner Fourth and
Pine
9th-Market to Walnut, Sixth to
Eighth, northwest corner Seventh and
French
l0th-Walnut TO Poplar. Sixth to
Eighth, northeast corner Seventh and
Walnut.
llh-Poplar to Pine, Sixth to
Eighth. 615 Lombard.
12th-Pine to Church. Sixth Ia
Eighth $40 East Seventh.
lSth-Church to creek. Sixth to
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
A s1e.ooo.ooo Mortnane.

Elizabeth, N. j.. Aug 15.-Thore
was a mortgage for $16,OOO,OOO placed
on record here yesterday in the Un'
ion county clerks office It ia given
by the United States shipbuilding
Company recently formed by Lewis
Nixon, to the Mercantile Trust Com
pany, of New York Tho mortgage
covers all the plants acquired by the
United States Shipbullding Company,
whose capital Is placed at S450o0,000,
and II will be recorded in the various
states and countries where branches
of the company are located. The
mortgage is to run for 80 years.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
SCORE BY INNINGa.
Wilmington A. 40 TO / XII
Lebanon see. 80 0 0 2 OIL 1 0 l.

Lebanon .... 40 l. 5
Earned runs. Wilmington A. A.. A;
Lebanon All-Collegiate, 8; two-base
hits O'Neil. Barton, Black, Tate, Brad
ley, Blough, Jefferis; sacrifice hit
Deal; hit by pitched ball Aubrey; bases
on balls. off Blough, 1; off Hoyt, 2;
struck out. by Blough, 6; by Hoyt. 2;
stolen bases. Bradley, Aubrey, Russell,
q Houck; wild pitch, Hoyt; double
play. Aubrey to Deal to Kuhn; left on
bases. Wilmington A. A., s; Lebanon
All-Collegiate, z; umpire, Smith; time
1 hour and 40 minutes.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15

Lebanon All-Collegiate was no match
for the Wilmington A. A. yesterday,
and the locals had everything their
own way. AT the opening of the game,
the teams appeared to be evenly
matched. but the visitors soon fell in
behind the fast pace set for them and
at the end Of the game the score stood
II to 5 against them. Hoyt, the Leb-
anon pitcher, may be a good one in col
lege circles, but he was too slow for
the A. AS.
Blough did the honors for Manager
FTyslnger's team, and although he was
a little wild at times. he pitched a
good game. Russell made a sensational
catch. falling on his head in the at
tempt but still holding on to the ball,
and retiring the side. Jefferis hit a
ball to the left field fence. the longest
hit ever made on that diamond.
Today the Philadelphia National
League team will play at South Side
Park.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
Robbod at a Railroad Station.

sunbury Pa, Aug l5.-Mrs. Kate
Robbins, of Shamokin while standing
at the Pennsylvania Railroad station
here yesterday. waiting for a train TO
90 to Halifax, Pa, to visit friends,
was robbed of $4,000 in notes and s25
in silver. The robbery was not dis
covered until some lime afterwards.
The police have no clues.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
Saturday and Afternoon Evening Ex-
cursion to Philadelphia, Stopping at
Washington Park

Steamer City of Chester, leaving Will
mington at 1880 a. m. 1.3O and 7 D m.
Return leave Washington Park
at and 10 p. m. Last
boat leaves Philadelphia at $50
p. m. The evening excursion should be
a delightful sail, as the moon is Just
right to make a most delightful river
trip.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
Italian Rrlaand Killed.

Rome, Aug. 15-Lombardo, the most
notorious Italian brigand after Mus
solino, has been surrounded by Ital.
ian troops on Mount Aspromonte. in
the province Of Reggie, and killed af-
ter a serious encounter.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
BALTIMoRT AND OHIO RAILROAD


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
EXCURSIONS TO NIAGARA
FALLS UNDER PERSONAL Es-
CORT. AUGUST 16 AND go SEP
TENDER % AND OCTOBER $50
ROUND TRIP.
A ten (l0) day tour to Niagara Falls,
Americas Greatest Natural Wonder,
via Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue
Line, Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way and Lehigh Valley Route, through
the beautiful Lehigh and Wy
'oming Valleys. Special train Of ele-
eant Day Coaches and Parlor cars will
be run on above dates (except excur-
sion OF August 30), on following sched-
ule:
Lv. Wilmington, Del. .10.55 a. m.
Ar. Philadelphia, Pa........1L27 a. IN.
Ar. Niagara Falls .........11.00 p. m.
Stop-overs permitted on return trips
at Buffalo. Rochester, Geneva, Wat
kins Glen and Mauch Chunk.
Only 81 Niagara Falls to Toronto
and return. via n. Y. C. & II. r. r. r. (;
S1.25 via Gorge Route"
Side trip to Thousand Islands from
Rochester only $3.50 round trip. Tick
cts good five days, but within return
limit Of Niagara Falls ticket.
Special arrangements for lunch and
supper en- route at very reasonable
rates. Call on Ticket Agents Balti-
more and Ohio railroad for full par
dculars.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
Stone Barge Renalred

Hughes Brothers and Bangs big
stone barge has been released from the
marine railway at the local shipyarda
OF the American Car and Foundry
Company where it was undergoing re-
pairs. 1t has been painted and had the
seams caulked.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15

Before an officer OF the German
army may marry he is required to no.
tify his superior officer as to his wifes
antecedents and the amount OF her
private income.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
Baseball Notes

Hard luck. Wilmington.
Wilmington in Chester today.
Phillies over the bridge.
Tierney is playing a good game.
Lebanon All-Collegiate were too easy.
-Four Of the A. AS best men are on
the injured list
How lucky is Brandywine.
Russell can stand on his ear as we'll
as his feet.
Wig has a great team.
Evening journal., 1902-08-15
LEBANON LOSNS;
QUAKHRS WIN
Mcdonald Makes Costly Fr-
rOr 10 West Chester Yes
terday Afternoon

Brandywine defeated the Wilmington
team yesterday at West Chester by the
score OF 4 to 3. in ten inning game. 1t
was close and exciting from start to
finish. and the hard hitting of the Wis
itors was a feature of the game. A
wild throw at a critical moment lost
the game. In the ninth inning the
score was tie. Newton hit a ball to
Mack, who attempted to throw a player
out at home. but made an overthrow
and allowed two runs to score. The
rOOters had thought the home team
beaten. and many left the grounds in
the ninth inning. When the winning
run was scored they went wild and
shouted themselves hoarse. Tierney' IS
playing was the feature of the game.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Brandywine e. % 100000 2-4
Wilmington q. Il 10000 OO1 1-3
Earned runs. Brandywino, ?: Will
mington, 2; two-base hits, Wiegand,
Mack. Campbell Printz Jefferson, Ian
don; sacrifice hit, Avil; bases on balls,
off Leonard, 3; Steventon, 1; struck
out, by Leonard, 2; Steventon, 2; stolen
bases. Ayil. jefferson, Mack, Mullin;
double play. Avil to Kane; left on
bases. Brandywine, Z; Wilmington, Z.
umpire, Davis; time, 1.45.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-14

eMF. Peter Nc Qusen eoFrasponsal vlAiegs
dal aLaHlla Wssk ~ pari6dieo nortsA Nd sFicRno,
dice en- las Columns do sa& publieAeI6n rsn-
Ki6ndosa Puerto Rico;
aEl PArtIdo RspubIieano no tlspa NADIA qus
YER con oil paPtido de sHe nombre de los EstG-
dos UnidOg.
suS miembros fusron 10 suHsIsntsmsnts
listoa para cHeogsr oil nombra del pArtido do
minante en- los EstAdos Unidos. Con el NOM
bHs tarmina toda slmilitud.
Los (tAl Ilamados) Rspublie&nos de Puerto
RIso, SON la RalsR, los estRdiEtRS del B VERY,
los politicians del TAmmAnY, los negroR, el
sIemanto turbulento de la isla. Esto es 10 que
dic0n tod0s los ingleHsS, Alsmanasl Americanos,
sspaholsB otFos blancos con quienes me hs
eneontradO TodO oil elemento dscsnt0 y AcA.
tAdoR de lA ley sisnts horror de este psrtido.
Hay IN 0lemento llAmRdO elias TuPbAa~
dlRigido por nm violsnto AgitRdor llamRdo
MRuIe6n, cue eompona la muehsdnmbre mas
baiR de Partido Rspublie&no.
Dsbido Q Ia vfolaneia bAndidRge de las
GburbaaS, protsgidas por 10 policf& insular 40
90 sl p9Ftido fsdeFRl 10 VIC intlmidRdo en No
vismbFs pAsAdo y eohibIdo para ir o las urnas.
Asi, pues, que todo eI eusspo do dslegGdos q l&
C&mRrA ala era RepubIIe&no. Ests Mauls6n
Re&bA dc ser pnssto on libsrtad = las tuFbAs ls
fsstsiAron con fuegos &rtidctAies y un rsgoci1o
general. EI sxtrAh0 oil deeiRlO: los am eEleanoS
del Inseio Executive, tnclnyendo Al gobsrn8-
dor Hunt, pRree0 que aimpRtlERn con alas
TuRbAsD M&uli6n, mIsntas que los hombEes
de negoeios Am mariesnoB IL genta blanca de-
cents, 90 muaatrRn por 10 gsnsHAl disguntAdos
con sBtoa Geticos Esvulueion&Rios noPtsRmeri-
sRnoS.
ri GobsrnAdOr Hunt, 81 PrOsuradOr Cane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-14
Pdanse cataIogos de maquinas, camas coIchones
TIJERETAZOS
PARRAFOS ARDIENTES

raj, Harlan, y al gseretArio Hartssl, son los
vardadaPos gobernantss de PnsEso-Rieo. Hart
sell as al mas popular de los tres. I'm Ii AcsuA"
lidAd en- al GobeFnador Inserino. Fl GobsEnG-
dor Hunt sc vovi0 muy Unpopular poE su DE-
fsnsR del JusE Ramos, IN 1ueE local qua Tue
Aeusado por sl GSAn Juan NswGS de nosoria
inmoraldad. Las aensRciones fusFo pronaoAs
confssAdas.
Hunt On In eArts que dirigi6 al Prssidente
axplicaba porqus 81 rstsni& Ramos, diio que ID
inmoralidad en- las mstores famiIiaS como en-
las paoHeS, era una Eegla general en- Puerto
Rico.
Esto di6 lug&r q muchas protsst&s an toda
Ia iGIa y le exigfan Ia TanunciR 81 0obsrnador.
E aehoP Bird, Director de sSAn Juan NswssS
pubic6 muehAB do astAs protsstas. 70 no crso
que Ia inmorali1ad 90 ID rsglA gsnsral snsre lA
mejoE elRSs.
La poiicfs insular sssk compussta de pusr-
torriqusfos, con exception del iefs.
Sin embargo, se ID aeusa de que Sc inmis'
cuys en- la polltiea dsmastado. ss me dice
por todos lados que IN policfA que es rspubli-
e&no, no datisna = I'M dsLincusnts que sea su
eorPeigionRrio, uno cue sea federal, dtcen
slloE que hRIfA 10 mismo.
Aaem&s, L. pOIitf IL ssSk tan bisn familia-
rizRdA CON In gents sn los pusb!os donds 90
encuantra de ssFvfcio, que 90 diffsil hacsEles
recoger pRusbas 6 dstsnsr loa eriminales.
A4i, puss, tsnsmos que las vidAs y psrso-
mas no sstkn tan garantdAs como euAndo el
gobierno asp&flol.
La antigua guardia civil sspadols, era IN
eusHpo eAcisnts no vacilaba en- dtsparag
splicaRls los paiilios los tuEhnlsntosS
AhoEa..... lTAbleaui
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-14

gAdo Moreno Caldsr6n hays solicitado ningGn
pussto sn los sribunklss dsla isia.
El vApor amarisAno GPoness 50 satk ssps.
rando en- ssts dssds poE la msfAnA y seg6u
pATeee no esbaF& aquf hRata In noehs.
La EsPAEOLA.-Fonda y posada con
vista AI mar pr6xima Ia sstAei6n csl fsrro.
earril.-Tetuan 81 y 90.
Otreca ssta casa las melorss eomooida-
das para 81 pasa1eEo OomidR Ia eArtA como
oonvenga prscioS m6dicos.
HAbitaeionss frsseAs bisn YsntilRdas y
bAaos.
Hospsdstas , abOnOs, prssios sonvsnsio.
nslss. p.
Eatrs Aedaa les tripulaaionss de Ios Is bar.
SOS So rsRnirAn 81. 900 honbrss de marina q In
fAnteria.
an mes GA Aguas dc PusEto Rico 90 ssguKo
aue IRkn vlsitando saai aodos los pusrtos de L.
sabsmos cue nuehes nsgoeianass sc pra-
pagan consuFFir . ID CuIehfa para sxpotar q
los aEinou, vsndis nd0lss msEesncEAs y obistos
d Puerto Riso.
Podsmos felieitar o los iulen,s de oulsbra
que han de ser tavoreeidos Por tan grasa visi :
Algunos psri6dieoS han nombFado sorrss.
pOnsales en- squslIs isla para bsnar Al tanto n
SuS lsctoras de todAs las mAniobras de 10 ss-
euadFA.
Tamhien ss probable que 90 haga una sx.
cursi6n poF aqusgla isl& an uno de los buquas
costansros que hay aquf dc Eervicios.
Dasds hAee mucho tismpo goza de gran
er6dito l& f3brice do ltGores de Pedro Ohandry.
Hoy 90 In favoTita del p6hlieo, puss sus lieorsa
son loa msjores que SO fabTiean.
Est& fkbriea ss especial IN IL eonfesci6n
dc ron, puas Bus m&Eeas son exeeIantea.
El ron marea GEl TFolyD 81 81 que 50 pona
en- todas las mssas dc los hotslss essas par
hGulArsa. p.
El EsFor don Manuel C1muhas faa aido co.
mIaionado para rsdAetRr oil manifesto AI par-
aldo cue hR dis lamar en- esfos diRs III p1bliea.
Es probable que para dsntro ds tras diAs,
este tsrminRdc sse trabsio que ha de sprobAr-
10 al DirectoEio.
cAusA de las f0srtss IluvlAs one caysron
aver no qusd6 10 coneuTrido que sc esparahA
81 sntiarro mRa6nieo del malcgrado don JOSE
Mue6os eoHas hubisron que auspsndsrss
para AbrsviAr terminar pEonto.
GUSTAV NUoHo sn ssta Capital Iou IN.
baeos mRrcA eel Rss6menlS do In fkbriea del
senior O&diS. Los hsmoa visto en- vArioa esta.
hlacimiantoa " los qae GUSTAV de fumRr buen
tRbaco, los BolIeitan CON 1ntsr6s, Dor "a traba-
10 aamer&do " exquisite aroma. So conoca
que 80 emplsa en- sllos 10 me1or rama de Ii
IalR cue astAn axensos de toda mazelA.
Mushos son los bareos do ID marina "a.
eional qua hAy On oil puerto Dc Ia iaiA de Gale.
bra, psFo muehos mas son sspsEados pronto
IlsgaKAn.
Para ei pg6xlno mss han dc sneonArRrss
elf IS bnquss do guaTra,y y entrs allos 50 sn-
eontTarAn los hnquaa maa gFRndss mas %,
apsnoa 40 ID nAejAn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-14

81 prozlmo iunss spAFseeFs sn ssss psEl6'
60 Ell ou2iPo nEgeo.
EstA vsS pondrsmos en- 81 q sodos los sgsn-
tess suseriptorss y RnuneiAntes que SO han
gued9do CON nuestPo dinsFo.
No ss possible que peEmitRmos que "a dis
por 20 de los f0ndos de eBta empFesA que tiRns
grandaS compromisos que cumplir.
Las peHsonRs que llevsmos oil meucfOn&do
cuadro, 1pSrscar&n con RuB nombHea y Rpslli.
dos, dirscei6n etc.
Es precise qua en- sl pals fnsrn del pals
80 conoTeh . los informalss y los gusgiaroH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-14
san JUAN


NoviembTs IS.
A 10 fabulosA snmA de- ssssntA nil piso
dc dollars Aseisnda oil gasso gus Sc hR hseho
para vsrlheaE las slseelones.
Sc &ssRuH& que para cuando 90 sauna IL
legislature 90 prepare nm bill pidieDdo sl au-
manto dc In poliefA insulaE. Tsmhien es aegu.
20 que las eiud AIDES de Ponea y MGyARtsx pa
AvisAmos 3 nuestr0s amigos para que Sc
infoFman y Goiicitsn sntrar fOrmRE .pArss de
asa poliefa.
No cream qgs poR Ell hseho de ser fedsraIss
sStGn s1cUfios para poder ser policfAs, al CON
traRio; 80 pFseiso que antPan muehos fsdarRles
an csc onsrpo para vsr Of Sc noFm&li1A.
KS easi SECURE qua qusds en- MaysensE
a0mo hBcAl do 10 CoFta un americana QUE 90
sl candidate del gobeEno.
El senior VAIdeS oSiAu, no vover6 O "a
pussto } % probable AbEA su bnfess en- San
LORENZO.
III EsPIRITU DE DON JUAN TENo-
RIo.-Una vieiS de esas Gus vuelan do noehs,
de una q otrsH regionss, dice hAbsr confersn-
eiado con sl sBpfrisu de don Juan Tenorio,
QUE ests siRus hacienda de Las Suyas.
Despues de eontRrms-diee Ia Vlsia-Eus
nusyaa eonquissAS, me diio cue hasta en- los
RRandes PRlAeios como en- las humtIdes eAbR-
HRs, en- todAs enecntr6 sAbora6 la exquisite
esrveza GLA Union PasrtoTrinusdAD p de Ia que
son pPopistnrioK los BsfIoFes Oadierno, L6peS a.
o., ds San Juan de Puerto Rico, calls dc Ts-
tnAn HGmeTo 80.
Sc fndieA como jusS AseeiSdo de 10 oorte
IA HumReao, q dom Eduardo Accst& Quintsro.
Eata jCvsn AbogGdo ea compliments In
aanandienta On po.ftlcR NO dudamcs sRbK6
doaempen nmE oil pussto Vi % deaignado.
susnan otros candidates para sl pueato do
assaI AL trihunal de AReeibo. 81 que mas
nYobAbiiidadss tisns de ser dsSbinado % don
joss R0driguaS oohoiisro.
~RE o0MEGDAMOS nnsatEos amigos
Al So1al a. h@ MaYinaD, San JoaB no i CAPITAL.
Por m dIn da hospedRis, IN dollar.
Nos asagnEan aua 10 81 slaEto que q aso'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-14

El sefior Dooley qua hahfa de smbaresr Of
martss para los Estsdos Unidos suBpsndi6 su
viaie 10 hRrk Ell pr5ximo misreoIes.
Anoehs fus suspsndida ID ratreta sauaa
del aqua.
Es mUy probabe gus an la pY6xima reu-
nl0n del Oomit@ Eiseutivo So pida que oil d.
rsetorlo del partido sstS solamsnts tornado
por 3 mismbros.
xTHE HELVETIAD.-27, oalls de 10 oruz.
Gran easa Dc huespadea. aTaEla d Hotae
ApOssntos para familiss pegsonas solas. CO.
midas 80 eentavos subiarto. BAno. Talsfono
10s. Apagtado sorrso EOS. PropietArio.-Psdro
SehiHa.
NOTA:-Ests hotsl sstk ssrgo de una 80.
norfta sagnsna
Esta noohs hAbrk concisrto sn al Parque
B3rinquen.
La ventA de LA DEMoCRACIA aquf 90 In
duplieado apasar de eso los 400 eismplarss
que viensn para ls vsnta 30 Ssrminan muy
tsmprano.
I'll psri6diao de Munox Rivera <Ths Pusr-
TO Rico Hsrald>. SO hAya de venta en- 10 cesa
de eThs Allen Nswss, frsnts . Ia plaxa de
BAdoriosy