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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
CRICKET.
ON SATURpAY-TWO NEW MEM
BEERS LIKELY.

There was a meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League yes
terday at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Dele
gates were in attendance from the Brooklyn. Kings
County. Manhattan, and Nelson Lodge Cricket
clubs. and the Knickerbocker Athletic Club It
was arranged to present the pennant and prizes
won last season Saturday evening at a
smoker" to be given at the Knckerbocker Ath-
letic Club Forty -hfth-st. and MadisOn-ave.. 70
which all cricketers invited.
Applications for membership were received from
the Livingston Field Club and the Paterson Cricket
Club, and after discussion the subject IL
was agreed to recommend TO the annual meet
ing OF the league that these clubs be elected men,
bers 1t Is understood that the Montclar Athletic
Club will withdraw from the championship contest
this year, in which case the pennant will be con-
tested for by seven teams which are Brooklyn
Kings County. KnIckerbocket, Livingston. Manhat-
tan Nelson Lodge and Paterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

SCHOLASTIC RECORDS BROKEy-

Three records were broken at the regular week
ly indoor games OF the Dwight School Athletic As
ISOLATION. yesterday afternoon. Daniels broke the
pole vault record by six inches. while II. NJ Klous
threw the shot five inches further than the old
scholastic record. In the high jump both Wood
ward and Sullivan added inch to the old record
for high jumping Lester Klous leads for the
point trophy with 32la points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
JOCKEYS SAIL AWAY.

Two more American jockeys sailed away the
sea yesterday ride thoroughbreds in England and
France for gold and GEOGRAPHICALLY gold. John
ny Reiff and Glenn Jenkins sailed the Teutonic.
Jenkins will ride in England and Reiff in France in
the present year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
THE MONTE Carlo TOCRy4uENT

Monte Carlo. Feb. 26.-Of the eleven drawn and
adjourned games which were contested this morn
ing In the International chess masters tournament
in this city four disposed OF when an adjourn
ment was taken after four hours PLAY. Jan0U-sk
had then defeated Wolf. Tarrasch had worsted
Marco and Schlechter and Mieses and TeiChmanu
and Mason had drawn.
In the afternoon sitting Maroczy drew with
TsChgorin.
--r,t n a,r l. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
CHANCES ~ CORNFLL,S BOARD.

Ithaca. y. Y, Feb. 26.-At a meeting of CornelIs
Athletic Council, Professor L. VI. Dennis elected
president for the remainder of the ensuing year to
succeed Professor II. :. White resigned
Cushman elected 20 I'll the vacancy caused by
Dean Whites resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
RUm0R OF WOVEN WIRE COHBIN4TION.

There was a rumor in Wall Street yesterday that
several companies manufacturing woven wire
products considering consolidation capital
of IS 100000 mentioned, one half OF that amount
70 be 7 per cent preferred stock. New-York is
pected 10 be the place of the main offices Of the
~or,,b fraf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
TREATY SHORE MODUS TTTENDL
IMPORTANT NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS
TOWARD a SETTLEMENT

TOWARD A SETTLEMENT
ST. Johns. y. F. Feb. 26-In the Colonial As
sembly this afternoon Premier Bond moved the
passage Of the modus vvendi bill He said that
important negotiations were progressing be-
tween the governments OF Newfoundland, Great
Britain and France, but that these were neces-
sarily secret. The Premier also expressed his
firm conviction that the fearlessness. irmness
and justice of Mr. Chamberlain the British
Colonial Secretary would insure a satisfactory
settlement Of the question in the interest Of
Newfoundland in the future.
The mOdus viVendi bill supported by the
Opposition and passed the Assembly unani-
n1ously. It goes TO the upper house next
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
HANGED FOR BURGLARY.

Asheville N C. Feb. 2s.-Dudley Johnson white
and Ben" Foster, colored hanged here to-
dav at 1870 o'clock for burglary.
The bodies were given a church burial during the
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
mlnter Resorts.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A9MgWlllE, ~ @.

A9@EWlllE, ~ @.
BATTERY PARN EOT(gls
Open all the 125 feet above Ashevtlle in b.auIri
private park OF Is Magnificent naounain vtsNs
from wide verandas Most resort hotel In tss
south Every modern convenience 30 and slegsnr
private baths Palm Room. 6oxsO feet Open frepIaces
unsurpassed Golf Links IN charge Of
particulars and terms address E p McEISSTCK Propr
THE NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS
ASHEVILLE PLATEAU
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
HOT SPRINGS. " c
New Ownership; New anagement: RennodslIef: r.
htteds IN beautiful mountain locked Hot
baths and drinking waters Dry bracng climate Grand
scenery Orchestra Swimming Pool. Golf Tennis-
Bowling Livery. Booklets mailed.
HOWELL COBB. Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
AMATEUR BOIING.
CONTESTS OF FIVE ROUNDS MAY BE HELD
BY THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION.


Albany. Feb 2s-The Assembly cities COMMITTEES
decided tonight report savorably the hill Of
semblyman Dooling. which is regarded by some OF
the members Of the legislature as offering loop
hole for the OF prize fighting this state.
The bill permits Sparriug exhibitions OF five rounds
under the rules and regulations of the Amateur
Athletic Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Virgimda @9t Springs
ON THE 81
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
GNl5 NlEW MOMES1TTENm
OPENS MARCH 10TH
The hotel. OF the Ola rIor-ss...t ~,
open for the reception March i0th In -
structure colonial IN architecture which when f> -
pe!eG viii equal any resort hotel America Virx5i.
hotel and cottages open. $50
LHE BATHS are the most curative known for x,ut
rheumatism, and Diseases O the bleed - 49,
1dE GOLF LINKS "a ,.-..
Pullman compartment sleeper from New Yo-x - -
kihia hot SPRINGS via WashinSror TUESDAYS
oaZS DaiIy except sunday. after March 10Th
cAets and Pullman ressrT atoms & % one.
So Broadway. New -ork and Offices Penn 80
road and connecting g.ou1-r-v
FIRED. sIE7RT. Manager. Hot sprinxS Bara Co N,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
sOldlsr.' Dance Tomorrow

Don't forget the soldiers dance at their assembly hall tomorrow night. The best of music will be furnished and b0untiiul refreshments will be served, Tickets for tnls ball will only be 30 cents for gentle men and ladies will be admitted free. This light charge Is only calculated to dsfrav the necessary expenses. The dance should be we'll pltronlzed as the boys should be encouraged 10 their friendly snieavors to meet the citizens of the town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
PROMOTED
I. W. Young Goes Up in
 W. r.

A circular Is out announcing seyera ch1nges In the force of the White Pass K Yukon. |. w. Young who was formerly chief clerk to E. C. Hiwkins then retained In the same position by Munger Newell has been appointed purchasing agent vice E. B. Hussey resigned. Mr. Young will be at Vancouver,
 S. p. Brown hns been appointed general agent of the rad with headquarters at Seattle aud Herman Wslg will be general agent at Chicago.
 All these appointments will take effect January [.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
PAID PRICE
Soldier Bold Accnspd of Pur-
 Joining From Another.

Shortly after the trJe's at the Idaho sl- loon, Chrlslm night, in which N rsh-l John Shook ana Sid Mcnlstes played a leading plrt, new turn was performed by a complete change 1f cast.
 The subject under discussion was the sudden disappearance of pair of gloves which Corporal S Shrouf accused George Blddlng, more familiarity known as Beaver" of purlolning from another sol- dler. As result, Mr. Bidding came off with a pair of soreIy black eyes, the loss of tooth and a broken nose. The cor pOrIl was accused of doing all this dam age, but this assertion was strenuously de- nIed by the C rporll and several of his companions. The matter came up before the commissioner today and jury was de- manded to try the facts.
 Attorney WlleoxeL represented the dls- irltt, and Judge Pratt the defense.
 A jury consisting of c. B. Hauaden, George Bllnchard, E. Mckay, w. H. Case and Dr. Biughmln, were lmpaneled, both prosecution and defense agreel 2 to proceed with the case with five jurors.
 The evidence of the prOsecut and the defense were radically opposed. but the jury found the corporal guilty of assault and blttsrv and the court taxed him sI2s and costs.
 The two soldiers who are aeeusei of att tempting to rescue q prisoner ln the hands of an officer, will have their preliminary examination In the commissioners court tomorrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
NELSON OUT
Says That Deep Drifts Are
 in Trail.

[SpeeIil Dispatch to the Daily Al1skan.l
 Log Cibln, Dee. 27.--lt has been very cold here the mercury ranging from Soto Ao below,
 Frank Nelson came ln from the Englnes mlne at o'clock this evening with dog team to bring In a load of supplies that are waiting f0r the company. He says that the trail Is quite bid on account of many big snowdrIfts that have covered lt.
 Nelson will return tomorrow lf possible but the weather locks very threatening and lf a storm comes up between now and morning he will walt here until It blows over,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
BIG DANCE
Mace bees to Hop New Years
 Eve at Elks Hall.

The Msccabees orc going to give the [ dance New Years Eve, next Wednesday, at Elks hill. Dr, Keller and his orch,strI has been engaged for the event. Tickets have been going In a splendid manner and a good crowd Is already slgnihsd. Tho dance will commence at nine and run until long after midnight thus giving all an op- portunlty to dance the Old Year out and the New Year In. Ladies are to be ad- mlt,ed ire while tickets for gentlemen arc pl 'csd at sI.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
ON TRIAL
Bert BensOn's Case About
 Over.

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Juneau, Dee. z7.-The tHil of Belt Bentsen wLo Is charged with participating ln the hold up of the DOugl IS Opera house has consumed the whole day and will go the jury tonight. He Is being defended by Attorney Crews. The eonvlctlng evl- dsnee that was expected by the govern msnt has not matsrIallzed to much extent and lt looks as though the jury would re- turn Q verdict of not guilty.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
WILL SHINE
Beauty and Music Will
 Reign Tuesday Night.

The very next event on the holiday program will be the presentation of the "Dress Rehearslp a beiutlful little musl' cal play reple,e with fun and frollc, melo- dlous songs and stage situations and poses that will display the handsome eustomed beauty of the bellss of Sksgwav to the most stunning advantage, The Ladies Guild, who have earned a we'll merlted reputation for delightful enlertalnmsntp, l haze fairly outdons themSslvee upon this occasion, the foregons success of which they freely attribute to the untlrlng zeal and apt managing of Dr. Keller.
 The stage Is now ready for the play and but dress rshears il vet remains to be had before the curtain of the Elk's hall stage will rise and disclose the pretty personnel Of the cast, russd " evening.
 The east Of the muslell comedy will be aS follows:
 Miss Jones......., Miss Alaska Young, IMadsmoisslle Eplnsrd Miss Norma Ask, I'Amy Fibbs. Miss Thea Peabody. Clara Wilkins. s.........Miss Belle Everest. Sarah Ann. Mics Bessie Y ung. Sophonlsba Srlvlns Mss Vlnta Chisholm Minha Higgins. Mss Flora Huxhurst Garry Jackson. Miss Jessie Dewitt Mrs. Jarvtv............MrS. Gullbault ! Mss Prunencs Pinchbeck. Miss Eimu1os. Rosa Jennings ....... ....Mrs. C. Olser. Servant. ...........,MiSs Naomi Dewitt. Josl. Mlngonsry .... Miss Viola DeWitt. The proceeds of this entertainment will 20 towards lifting tie obligation which the ladies Of the Guild have tsksn upon q femseIves of paying or the interior finish lng of the church.
 The "Dress R helrs1I" VIII be preceded by aro her pretty little exhibition of talent that will serve ss an introduction to the event ol the evening snd tHe entertain ment wlll co ,clude win a dlnce. ! Admission 75 cshis, Tickets on sale al Bdtps dug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
STORM
Heavy Drifting Snow at
 Juneau.

Special Dispatch to Daily Nlaskan.l
 Juneau, Dec. 27,-A blIndlng snow storm has set In and the snow Is being driven by the wind Into heavy drifts. lt Is thought that a repetition of the conditions in the winter of IS04.s will recur and thai lt will be seessirv to shovel the snow off the roofs ln order to keep them from breaking down from the weight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
Elias Ruud, , Jr.

Elias Ruud received a beIated telegram y,stsrdsv, that at Oikllnd, Cal, on De- cember I7, fre boy made his advent In the family. Mrs. Ruud and the baby are doing very nicely, and It Is believed that Mir. Ruud may survive.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Don't forget that s4, Sixth avenue, Is the place to go for the inestilne of cigars and tobacco, fruits, confectionery, station ery and all the latest popular books, mag azlnes and p ipers ln the city. J. E, Falr- banks, proprietor. .-..v
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
WHITEiORSE
Christmas st Headwaters of
 the Yukon.

[SpeellI Correspondence Daily Alaskan.l
 WhItehorss, Dec. 27.-Robert [ owe and Jack Phelps were appointed as a commit tee to W lt on the WhIiehorse citizens for the purp SC of ralsing funds for a fire bell and bell tower. The citizens promptly re- sponted to the ell and the committee now have In their possession nearly s4Oo, with others yet to see,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
stsnOGr pay and Typ writing

Miss Mary F. Blrv at Judge Prstt's 1. " office respectfully Sollclls lhe patton age of the business pc pie of Sk1gway in slenogrsghv and tvpswrltng. I2-It-2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
HOLIDAY QUOTATIONS
Prices That VIII Novor Bs DuPii-
 oated in Skagway.

Between now and January |. we will sell ytu our goods at reeueef prices. TO wear old, Oscar Pepper, per gAL.,S4.5o. 10 " Mount Vernon rye per-.
 gallon. ...................~.4 ( 30 6 year old Bourbon, per gallon.... 2.7s year old Port, per gallon. ....".... L5o 6 year old Sherry, per gallon. .a... 200 We are sole agents for Paclhc and A B C Bohemian St. | ouls king of all bottle beer. Give us a call
 Tel. 3A. Free delivery. The Mono gram Bloom & koraeh,
 Skagwav and Tacoma.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
Lost tLookot

Lost on Christmas night, plan gold locket with monogram C. C. R. engraved on back. Reward on returning same to Fifth Avenue Hotel. I2 p 3
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

stylish nsckwear for the ladies; also ButtrlcISs p ttens for January at the Lldles' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Fresh oysters at the Pack Train Res faurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
Sts,sOu hats a, Clayson's.

You can get the finest free lunch ever set ln Six away at the Pack Train,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Free lunch and ten-csnt beer at the Pack Ttaln. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Mems necllvear, tie PIrR Pong scarf X etc. at Martin ConwaY'S new store. Io-23
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Mining blanEs at tOiS omOo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

The latest In walstlngs and trimmings, at the Ladies B zalr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Celebrated Washbum mandollns, gull tars and banios. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Best baths in the city at the Principal Barber Shop. Opposite Board of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28
Talso a Cutter Ride

Call up Sid McDonaid, phone 57, and se- cure his cutter for a nights pleasure, Im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

New Wall Paper rOOz patterns, Peoples
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Every customer of P. Buns & Co.,, tho meat dealers, had a nice fat turkey for Christmas dinner, with the compliments of the company. For the past three years this company has followed thIs practice on Christmas.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

whltehor.e may divide upon political Issues, but when lt comes to a matter that Is for tl Interest of the town, everybody Is loyal and 5ll pull together with such harmony, surrounded by the faest copper prospects In the land, Whltehorse Is des- tined within a short time to become the metropolis of the Yukon. a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

New mllllnerv.-ManIn cOnway'snsw c tore. Io-2s-t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

roo, Diaries, at Kelly X Co.'s. IaI8 as
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

The union ChTlstm's tree given in the A. B hall on Christmas eve, was a com plete success. the lady committees In charge were untlrlng In their efforts. The pro- gram was very good. An original dia- logue, representing a court scene full Of To- cal hits and character sketches, was ex- seedingIy we'll readerd and created un- bounded laughter. Santa Claus made his appearance loaded with presents for all the children. The Christmas tree was artls- tlcally decorated. The festivities will close on New Years eve, when a grand ball will be given for the benefit of ,h' Whllehorse general hospital In the A. E. hall.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-28

Psttsn S new In Mating. Peoples.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

4El PaiGD, en- su edici6n corrsspondisnts
nj luneH, inEerts un kilograms de Hum&cso re
i1tivo nl meeting repubncano que celebraran
Allf el domingo Coll Cuchf, Iglssias Tomas
-CArri6n.
Aerma ell dsspAcno que ell entusiasmo fn6
delirante, que los orAdores fueron frer6heA-
mente SplAudidcs..
TAntu frensIf y tAnto dslirio, no son nj
pusden ser eompatIblss con el juicio mssursdo,
reheXlvo mRduYo de los que oysn serenAmsn' :
he DO ne deiRn deSlumbsar por fsases concsp
tuoHSE 6 sfsctistas que los preOplnantes llevSn
@smbotellAdaED de AntemRno
Ssguro essoy de que mi parente amigo
uuerioisimo OaJstano Coll Cochf redActor
Que fue de Squsl EsmRDarlo capitafefI0 que dt'
TigfA Enriqus J. MaqueE, no hAorA tncurrido
en- las vulgaridAdes de NAL g6nero en- que sue
len incurFir-y hAbrAn incurrido -sus eximios
AeompAfisntes.
Y en- tAnto llegsn hAEta noSotros pormeno-
res verfdicos AcsreH de sse cseAreado mseting
vRmoS q trAsAr los <proleg6n. enoss
###
Bullen en- Humacao unoB cuRntos republi-
cAnoH que, por su desgracia por In del par
4ido en- que mili3An, pertsnacen en- cuerpo Y
AlmA n Ia GbrujerfES csllejsra RndRnte.
EIto no empsce para que formsn conSti-
tuyan comisiones de Hacienda, a de reunir
fondos, con el plAusihls ob1eto de obsequiAr
los CrAdores que sobrevengAn de fuerA.
De ahf que no cRusAFa extrEfisGA sgun& 81
veclndRrio que, en- In msnsnA del diA siete, re-
corKerAn 10 cindsd don Juan N. Fl HsrrePo, don
Pedro eel crnslD-escrlbiante, sin sueido, de
tero--como cRntan en- In EaFSueE de Ricardo
de Ia Vega, titulRdR GEl sefior Luis el tumboa
deapAeho de hnavos frsscos) Rosepdo Miro
celeberrimo aicSlde de In carcel amigo fntimo
dc Pepe Marines, renaGtist& del sumtnistfo del
rancho q Ic 1esdichRdos prsgos.
Tan - piendidAS Rutoriz&dR eomlsi6n
ne persona en- 81 ventorro de uno de aus CORE
ligionArios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
OORTADlLLO.

pussso dsliso ds injurias sl juex de policfa de
CAbo Roio, Rodrigo Ramirez.
En- Caguss, ciudad GsnuinAmenta federal,
he visso Ia altsx& de mirse 6e los que vsnfa
considersndo como a6vers&rios mics; Rqui no
Sc hsce ID politics odioss personalist& que me
spsefi aban mis- corrsligtonarios de aver; 8qui
se vlvs dentro 6e In fratsrnidRd mAa pura, Y
con reapsto confederation para el que procla-
ma otros ldeales que no son los de Ii gsnerali
d&d de los csgGefos.
Esto por una parts luego ID oratoris del
hsc&l aef1oF Tlrado eu&ndo censuraba con tono
drma In incorrecta conducts d de e ,drigo RA-
mtrsz, de quien diio <QUE APARTANDoSE DEL
CUdPIIAfTENTo DE sUs DEBEREs BAJ0 EN- Ell CA
soDE AUTOS, A Lo MAS DEsPRECIABLEs; deter
mtnAn g. que 20 hAga mi Ingreso eI pArtdo
federal, separkndome del KepubicAno.
NJ puedo estsr en- IN partido que mAnsja
3 los 1usces como instrumsnto de sus bAstar-
dAs convenienci&s, con detrimsnto de todA JUS
tieia.
Ls s&luda atentsmente,
Faustino MARQUEE,
(Vscino de GerrilloS, Cabo Roio)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
POR PE7JuRIO

Mr. Fpote, juez de paz de Juana
Diaz, incoa diligencias procesales
contra Antonio Santos, por periu-
rio. Santos solicito y jur6 una Or
den de larresto para la detencion
del ma yordomo Martin Rosario
que, dijo, le amenazo con IN re-
volver.
La detenci6n Sc h.zo baJo el .1u-
ramepto de Santos, apoyada por
los testigos Pedro Y Felix Bonilla.
Estas declararon despues que al
jurar con Santos no juraron' YER
dad, pues Santos les obligo men
tir, haei6ndolo ellos por que di-
cho Santos goza do la fama de
hombre malo.
Santos esta preso. No presto
fianza do 1000 dollars que le fu6
exigida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
a DlESTR0 T SlNlESTRO

e. Harrero-ia apalIidc, n6 de ofcio-se
expres0 en- los termfnOS que siguen, procurAn-
do ser sugeHtiVo y forEando In VOC senfatisa'
menteS:
G-Mlxlmino, tisnes que day dos pesos que
IA correspondent como correligtonArio para que
Tom6s CArri6n puedA dscir ell domingo IN
GneetiDgS que anunciaremos con 10 m1sica de
San Lorenzo, y al no 10 hsees te eiirntdamos
del psrtido, porque lohicoi estsmos NAL, =, ai
no KennimoE pico, nos prfvsramoS de OR 10
frass sIocnsuts y did6ctics de Augutss Ii NJ L.
Goa rsEncIEkraD Ell isfs de los nuessros en- Jun
COS, & Pepe Vslscillo, eL dc YdbLcOG Uo1o,
LilfD persona que con Hu pAl&brA vlnranse
conquist6 S&stre y Sierra, hombres de ho.
nor gloria, 81 decIr de sEl Pals,s & otros
terctos que 10 isls conoce. ....,...S
Mucho mas dijo ell Hsrrero....
Qusda en- carriers, por sl Rcaso hay que
Ampliar eStaa notas
EI Maximino contsst6. con muy busn SEN
lido:
H-Dsi6mopos de diseursos ociosos, y pro-
curemoa trabajAr. ..... Mi dinero 10 gAno {
fuerzR de gotas de sudor, no puedo nj debo
dedicarlo lA m&nuteneI6n de ningdn deshs'
rsdado de ls fortuna, sea NO orador ambu'
lAnta."
La Comisi6n Sc alsi6 indignada.
dirIgiose dar cnents 81 Fscaudador de
fondos JnAn Martinez Espino-qus quiere
coantAa con COrtGdtIJ0 y que Julepe fall
sdcsdo. por eOrt6S.
DsRpues vIsil6 dicha Comisi6n don An
tonio Roig v le pidi6 urest&6as unaE maderRs
para Ievansar nm p&tfbuIo-digo, una trbuna
6 tabisdo-en la plsza principal.
De pAso, le insinu6 el Hsrrsro que contri'
buyeRs aeon algo en- metelico.s
Psro Ell ssfI1r Roig SO llam6 Andanss en- 10
cual hizo bian.
Qnsdsn para mansna otros dstalles smuy
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

EI 6.1imo hmero de sktA fmpoytanss RS.
vista tanAtrAdA LGa CfreGs ioA rsSrkkoa q g laa
IdtstiL guidAH "a horiiAs pueFboTriqut nEa MAIfa
LaisA SlAca PAcheco, QkTmsiip8 Q na1sa Pa
rneco y Carmen VIlloC ~, al como 81 ae Is be
la sci horitn eapin nolA Carmen Spaes Ell DEL
bizarre saIgenlo AeAnderRoo deI battalion pCer-
1orIiQ1t no nuestro txCslente amigo uUn Jole
Rui4.
El ttxto, como Iiemprs; intertssnta
RmeEo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

El rey J la reina de Inglaterra
fueron'coronados en- Westminster,
81 sabado.
Con ese motive SO celebraron
ALI grandes festas.
En- las ceremonias hubo una
nutrida concurrencia de notables
personajes.~
Sc exhibieron riQufsimas 1oyas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12

La Corte de Distrito de Ponce
libra requisitorias contra Marcos
Serrano, por hurto; Jose Ramon
Maldonado, por seduction; leo
doro Virella, por aggression Y Flo.
rencio Vazquez,por robo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-12
Entusiasmo indescriptibIe

al IlegAr Ia cASA nueAsEO amigo don
1gn9cto Aponke, ell enSnsiAsmo FaJo sn ell de
lirIo Aquelio era indsscripstole. AM espsrR
ban Ii mAnfsEtRcl6n seiscisntos sstensR y
treR campeRinos y una buenA orqusSts, salu-
dAndoa con nusstro himno popuIAr.
Sc reunfk, pusB, en- 81 <QIemAoS con
hngente de MIL CUATB CIENTos sETENTA f.
daEMee.