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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

-Joa6 g. del Vale (FoEtAIszs Tim,
sIHAs para la gastlOn dO AsnnSos
vos an todna los centres oGeialsE'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
REALTY TRUSTC0.
FOR RICHMOND
Concern With 100000 Capita
to Be Established Here With
Handsome Offices.

The Incorporation OF tho Real Estate
Trust Company means a fine business
institution Tor Richmond.
The bill was introduced III the House
recently by Mr.. Charles NJ. Wallace, OF
this city, and passed the House last week.
Only the name OF the bill was given i'll the
papers at that tine, and the measure
seems not to have caused any discussion.
.,ut the company is one Of tho strongest
,hat has ever done business i'll this city.
It will have a capital OF $4,000. 1t is
composed of some of the most prominent
capitalists in the North and South.
Ono of the features of this new con-
Germ that will particularly interest Rich
nond people IS that tho principal office
will be in this city. It is understood that
one Of the first moves will be to get
handsome offices here. It is not improb-
able that the company will even so to the
extent Of erecting its own Office building.
Mr. s. S. p. Pattesoli. formerly a MEM
Der Of the House of Delegates from this
city. has been appointed counsel for the
company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
M. A. WITTY,
Cut Flowers
and Designs
Ninth and Broad SIS.
FRESH DOUBLE vIOLETS.

Va, to visit friends and relatives, and
will be gone about a week.
Mr.. Roland Gill, who has been visiting
Mr., Harold McIlwaine. of Barton Avenue
and Poe Street, has returned to his nome
In Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Walter Goodwin and family. OF
Luck Avenue and Roberts Streets, nave
left for Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. James X. Briggs has returned 10 ms
home. on Luck Avenue. from fredeflcks-
burg. Va. where he went on business.
Miss T. Kupter, of Washington. D. G,
is visiting Miss Ethel Scott, or virginia
Avenue.
Miss Norma s. Ware, of III North Ave
me. on Monday entertained her many
nttle friends the occasion oelhS her
eleventh birthday. She was the recipient
of many handsome presents Inc ,aole
was beautifully decorated with American
Beauty roses and also jonquils. Numer-
ous games; we're heartily enjoyed by those
present. after which dainty refreshments
and cream were served. Among those
present were the following: Misses Dalsy
Rrown Lacy. Estelle and Rosa HazelsroVe
virr;e and Kate Eubank, Ethel Friday.
Mary Leach, Carrie DugSan. Oracle Arni-
strong, Louise Tanner, Evelyn ana NUN
Carpenter, Ethel Nuckols. Louise bo"ies.
Jessie Watkins, Helen Duell, Margaret
Runce. Rosa Staude, Mamie and airline
DrumelIer, Sister Slenter and Messrs
Jesse Lacy, Willie Sluter, Iommie ana
| Bracket Priddy, Johnny watkins ana
Arthur Granger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
TAMARIN WON
HURDLE RACE
0rontas, an Outsider, Captured
Handicap at Bennings
Yesterday.
CBy Associated I3ress.)

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2-B7rst
Chord, Tamarin, Calgara. and Meister-
singer were the winning fayorites at Ben
ninEs to-day. Tamarin won the hurdle
race ca ely. and Orontas. the outsider in
tho handicap. llandily won from tho odds
on fayorte, Lamp-O'Lee Weather clear,
track fast. Summary:
First race. SIX and a. half furlonss-Gold
Fox Is to s. first, F'onsoluca, (even) sec
ond, Hampshire 60 to y third. Time.
1:24 10.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
First Chord C to 3 first, Agio a to y
second, Aurificr GO to y third. Time,
:5s s-5.
Third race, hurdle; one and one-half
niles-Tamarin e to y first, Farrell 6 to
y second. Gould (e5 to y third. Time,
3:o5
Torrtl, race, seven furlonss-calGara G
TO 1o) first. Fabius 90 to u second. Wood
chuck Is to y third. Time, 1:33S.
Fifth race, six MISUNDERSTANDING
GO TO 81 first. Carroll D. 6 to 81 second.
Imperialist Is to y third. Time LIS.
Sixth race. one mile and one hundred
yards-Orontss G. to y first, Lanp-o'Lee
e TO % second, Ohnet 1S to 3 third. Time,
$50 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
PROMOTIONS
made IN ARMY
One Of the New Brigadiers
is . virginian by
Birth.
: lDy Axsociatcd rress.)


WASHINGTON April o.-The President
to-day appointed Brigadier-G eneral r. e.
HuGcs q MAJORS general and Colonies Isaac
D. DeRussy, Andrew S. Burland. NJ. "
Sheridan to be brigadier- generals IN the
regular army, to fill existing vacancies
caused by retirements.
Brigad.cr-Gene. al X. P. Hughes entered
the military service as private or me
Twelfth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
April IS, 1861.
General Hughes was brcvetted a colo
mel of volunteers for gallant and merito-
rious services at Tort Gregg, Va, and
brevetted q major Of regulars for gall
liant services against the Indians.
Colonel Andrews s. Burt was born IN
Ohio and entered the volunteer service
as a sergeant in the Sixth Ohio Infantry
in April, 1851. He rose through all the
grades to be the second ranking colonel
in the line of the army. He commanded
the First Brigade, Second Division. Sew
entll Army Corps, during the war with
Spain. lie was brevetted major Septem-
Der !, 1864. for gallant and meritorious
service during the Atlanta campaign and
especially in the battle Of JoneSboro Ga.
Colonel N. Y. Sheridan was b ri in Ohio
and entered the volunteer service as a
second lieutenant Of the Second Missouri
Infantry in september. 1868. lie was APP
pointed to tho regular service in Fcbru-
airy. 1866. lie served as brigadier-ge
of volunteers in tho war with Spain. and
he has an unusual Civil War record. In
tho army of the Potomac he PARTICIPATED
IN action i'll tho battles Of the Wilderness.
Beaver Dam, Yellow Tavern, Meadow
Bridge Hanovertown. Tc1opctomy. Ha-'es'
Shop N1etadequin Creek, Cold Harbor.
1,revilIan Station, Tunstall Station. St
Mary:s Church, Darbytown, Opequon.
Fishers Hill. Cedar Creek. Dinwldd1e
Courthouse, Five Forks. Sailors Creek.
Appo1natto1, and was present at the sur
render Of General Lee. He also parttcl-
pated in a number Of Indian campaigns.
Upon being relieved from Porto Rico he
was sent TO command the Department Of
the Lakes at Chicago. III.
Colonel Isaac d. DcR"ssv was porn
Virginia. and appointed from New York
as a second lieutenant in the F''rsf =
A--'l DC 1891 rising t17ror1rh TIC
grades until he is now the senior colonel
S1,o 1jpn Of I,e army
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
AFFAIRS IN ROCKINGHAM.
Comes 70 Richmond to Have Immense
Tunor Removed obacco Market.

Special Dispatch to The Times.)
STONEvILLE, VA. April 1.-The Mis-
sion Union OF the Baptist Churcn closed
hero Sunday after three days session
twenty-five delegates.
Pleasant Joyce. of this neighborhood
left for Richmond recently to have tum NOR
reoyed from MS mech e,na inc Dr. 1umgt VIZ
Smith, Of this place. went with him, but
returned before the operation was per-
formed
market. There will be more tobacco sold
here this season than any other town in
Rockingham county:
with brass knuclzs and a pistol the other
night. Coleman was badly used up. James
has not yet been cartured.
Owing to the scarcity OF labor there VIII
tobacco in this section. The colored labor
has removed to tho West Virginia coal
mines
It is thought that many men will fail
to pay poll tax by. May LIST. and hence
lose their vote in the next election. Re
pubicans arc out assessing all officehoid-
ers for funds to pay negroes tax
Tho tobacco crop has been pretty much
sold. yet forty-one wagon loads We're sold
at the three warehouses here to-day. "A
county Of Stokes. Farmers arc delighted
with the prices realized, and will make
as largo a crop as they can this year.
Inc town OIL 6toncvllle is AGAIN CON
fronted with a troublesome tax. Some
the town voted 5000 to the Norfolk and
Southern Railroad. This tax was con
tested as illegal by. the citizens. Of the
town, but was finally decided adversely
TO the town. Posters are up stating that
the sheriff on the 2lst and 22d days of
April will collect this tax by levy. if ne.
cessary. Some fears are expressed that
the tax may be resisted. and If So I'M
pleasant episodes are expected.
The cold snap now on us, it is feared.
has destroyed peaches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
.PRINCEIO TAKES
ANOTHER GAME
Virgins Made Errors When Runs
Were Needed.
SCORE WAS SIXTEEN TO I. TWO
The Tigers Had on Their Batting
Clothes and Had the Game from
the Start Only Seven innings
on Account o. the Cold.
fs,cci., ,,,.pa,ch to The Tines

Especial Dispatch 10 Inc 4lnes.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April =
Princeton wound up her Southern TRIP
In fine style to-day. taking the second
game from Virginia by the decisive score
OF 16 to 2. Only seven innings were
played, owing 10 the intense cold. me
Tigers had on their batting clothes ana
before Captain Carter, OF Virginia, coulo'
warm up. they had secured enough ms
10 give them q commanding ie'ta- s'eV-
ems. who was IN the box for Princeton,
Gid not have 10 exert himself, as his
seven hits were we'll distributed. Not
withstandins the fact that a strong wind
was blowing across tho diamond, ne
gave only one base on balls and struck
out four Virginia batsmcn. Virginia han
AN of day in the field. most OF the errors
being made on easy chances to retire
The runner. Princeton, on the other hand: !.
.eidsd sharply throughout. tho work OF
Hsanwender and Meir being especially
brilliant. The former robbed Connect OF
a tilt by 4 pretty running catch in center
field. Every Princeton player. save Davis.
secured 1. hit. Mcir. Green and Pearson
each getting doubles. and Wells. Stevens
and Brown. triples. yirsinia's next game
as with Hobart on Saturday.
x,i,YN~S>1.r1N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
NEW ELECTRIC CARS.
The Durham Light Infantry to Go to
Charleston.
Especial Dispatch to The limes.,

H
DURHAM. N c., April Flour cars
Tor the electric line have arrived. Others
are expected this week. and the company
April the 18th. They contemplate extend
ing the line to Chapel Hill, and fitting
up an extensive park half way between
here and there.
The +. +. Webb Camp Of Confederate
Veterans met on Saturday and appointed
delegates to the reunion at Dallas, Tex,
April 26th, as follows: Commandants F.
o. Markham. Comrades w. II. Holloway
and James Pickett. Several others will
so as alternates.
Tho Durham Light Infantry, Company
T, Third Regiment of the State Guard,
will be part of the Governors escort to
Charleston for North Carolina week, and
will leave here on the 9Th of April. Gen
the Exposition, and will be in Charleston
to meet tho boys when they arrive.
Measles is prevalent in the county and
city. Several schools have shut down on
account Of it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
BUYS BOURBON
By [HE BARREL
julius kessler, Of Chicago, Has
Bought $4,000 Barrels for
His Own Use.
tBy Axsoc1a1e1 Press. J

t@5 tB5 Axsoc1aleu Press.
CHICAGO, ILL. April 2.-Ihe Trinune's
Louisville, Ky, correspondent says;
Julius kessler, Of Chicago. has just
purchased ten thousand barrels Of Bour-
bon whisky on the local market, increas-
ing his holdings acquired in Kentucky
within the last ten days to fifty thousand
barrels.
own use and that he is acting independ-
emily Of the Kentucky Distilleries and
Warehouse Company. His presence here
caused dealers and distillers to advance
the price Of their holdings, and the rumor
has started that Mr.. Kessler is trying
to corner the Bourbon goods. He says
he wants 1900 barrels. Local whiskey
men say the goods cannot be found on
this market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
THE CAPITOL COMMISSION.
Viii Promptly Take Up Renovation Of
the Historic Building.

Governor Montague has called q meeting
Of the commissioners appointed from the
senate and House III regard to the reno
,ation Of the Capitol building, to be hello
at his Office this afternoon at o'clock.
The commissioners, who are to act in,
he matter conformity with the Governor,
are Messrs. Wickham and Class. from tn.
Senate, and NIessIs. Jennings, Folkes and
Bowman. from the House.
1t is probable that the commission will
invite competitive plans from various ar
clitects, merely laying down for their
guidance the injunction that the exterior
architectural design of the building is
not to be altered. and that more commo
Gus and fire. proof interior ARA gemen
are desired.
Members Of the commission and Of the
Legislature arc Of the opinion that th5
100000 rehabilitation can be completed by
January next On this point architects
and builders are not SO sure. They say
It viii take several weeks to select an
architect. prepare working plans and re
move the offices in the Capitol building tc
temporary quarters in the Library build
ing. The work OF Sdismantline the bu'lr
ing Will then have to be carried forward
with care and watchfulneas, that nothing
which should be preserved Is injured. The
work Of construction which will follow
Will take at least six months, 1t is
thought.
One Of tho most intarestine suggestions
III connection with the remodeling Of the
building is that line OF pilaSters be
continued around the building on tte
west. north and east SIDES. to CORE
spond with the pillars OF the south por-
tIco, as WAS originally contemplated.
It Is also suggested that the House be
put at the southern end Of tho building
and that half Of the poruco bs taken into
the hall Of the House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
THE AUSTRIAN CRUISER.
How the War Ship Said Goodbye and
How it Might Have Been Done.
lSn.cial Disnatch 10 Tho 1imesl

NORTOLK. VA. April 2.--The austrian
cruiser Sxigetvar sailed at daybreall this
raorninE for Annapolis. She completed
taking on Pocahontas coal last night. and
as darkness faded this morning blew a
Few low blasts on her screechine and
snorting siren whistle. and hoisting an.
rhor put OF up the bay. Had she turned
=. fuii head OF steam on the siren all Nor
folk, Portsmouth and Berkeley would have
been aroused and would probably have
Thought that all the bears. other wild
animals and other fearful shapes Percy
sighted in the vicinity of tho Dismal
swamp were pouring into this part.
Captain Praprotnik was merciful, though,
and did not turn tho whole menagerie
loose. AS It was the S1iEetrar footed a
loot or two and fitted. and few knew
until several hours later that she had
Gouc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

. Summary: First base on DailS-otsf'
rms, 4: Carter. 2: Pcete. J. Struck out
s3y Stevens. Pollard t2). J. Mason. Coil
rett; by Carter, Stevens; by Peete. Brown.
T'wo-base l,its-~Aicir, Green. Pearson
Three-bsse iaits-Wclls, Stevens. Brown.
Sacrifice llit-Sterens.. Double plays-Car-
ter 10 Pollard to ysIbrougi,. Meir TO
Stcinwendcr TO Wells. Stolen base
Wells Hit by pitched ball-Naile. UNI
pires. Argersinger (Princeton) and Wills
(Vireinia).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
THE list CANNOT GO.
Fire on Chesapeake Liner-Shot at
Her Lover.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch 10 Inc 1lmes.)
NORFOLK. VA. April There is no
truth in the report to the effect that 81.
D. oliver would oppose Dr.. James G.
Riddick for mayor. A paper quoted oliver
as being a Trehy man and RiddlGk a
Good Government candidate. Mr.. Oliver,
who is an undertaken, said to-day: There
Is no truth IN the report tnat VIII pc
a candidate for mayor.
Owing to the late street railway strike
the SeVenty-first Regiment have aban-
doned their trip to the Charleston EXPOSE
ton.
Fire last night on the Chesapeake liner
Atlanta, which was about to start for
Baltimore, occasioned much excitement
The fire was among cotton bales and vas
extinEuished by the chips company with
p. J. Morris. a leading attorney. to-day
announced his candidacy for city attor-
ney.
Enraged because her lover had been
untrue to her. Eliza Randall to-day met
Oscar Jones III Smith Street, when the
woman drew a revolver and fred two
Ahat4 at Jones. neither of which took
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
American Horses Win.

(Dy ASeoC1atcu Iite5.j
PARIS, April Wv. IS. Vanderbilts u
linois H. and Bat won. respectively, first
and second places in the race for the
a'rix la Grange. the principal event or
the Maison's la Fitte meeting to-day
Rigby (AInericane, on LIE Nengeur, won
the PriS d'Orgcval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Wax Toy Won Handicap.

tDS hSsuCldLCO = cso ]
LONDON, April AT the Royal Wild
tsor Race meeting to-day. Martin. the
American Jockey. took 1trcs htet.' CIT CT
six races in which he had a mount.
Tho Romney Handicap was ron by
Wax Toy. Preston Gate came in irst III
The race for the Brackncl Plate Gold
Rush won tho Tapiow Handicap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Won Qualifying Cup.
fHr Associated Press

(Ey Associated Press.)
BASKERVILLE, y. c.. April c.-McCiosky,
of the swananona County Club. won the
qualifying cup in to-day's golf touIna-
mea. with n Sc ore Of 1917. Mason. of the
Crescent Athletic Club. Of New York.
aualificd second. scoring 1875.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Episcopaljans, IL; Latin School, z.

fSoecn1 riepatcn 80 The T'--aa
~ ALEXANDRIA,, VA, April 1.-The
Episcopal High School baseball team
This afternoon defeated the BOYS Latin
School Of Baltimore by a score of II to 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
News of the Railroads.

All contracts have been signed for the
double tracking of the Richmond, Fred
e-icksburg and Potomac between here and
Ashland. Work will be begun at once
above .,cca, between the fifth and sixth
mile posts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
For Governor of Oregon.
(By Assoclatcd Press.

PORTLAND, ORE. April 2.-N. J. Fur
uish, banker Of Pendleton. was noui-
mated on the first ballot for Governor
this afternoon by the Republican State
Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
The Alarm Failed to Ring
49,. AND......
You Oversight Yourself.

This would not have been the case II yoa
had one of our Alarm Clocks, not the cheap
7se kind. which possibly you get one out OF ,
hundred to keep time
The name of our Clock IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
To1CuRE7 ONE. DAY

take Laxative Bronco uinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. p W. Groves signature Is on
each box. Is cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Other Games.

by Associated Presso
4 At Atlanta: Cornell University, p;
Georgia School Of Technology, S.
At Washington: University Of Penn.
e,lrania. .: Georgetown. IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Anslcy. travelling freish
agent for the Atlanta and west ron
Railway, of Atlanta, IS III tlc eAtS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Is your eye on . Spring Coat?
Here's the newest and the llghtest
in weight aud price
There will be many evenings when
it will be a luxury and many spring
DAYS when it will be a necessity; and
on rour arm its always an emblem OF
style.
$500 to $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Mr.. W. A. Taylor. travcilns irelsn
agent for tho Southern fa1i" W.
headquarters at Lynchburg, is in toWr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
sisted the Nevada Senator.

sisted the Nevada Senator.
1.-THE coloring of cleo to resemble but
ter said Mr.. Bailey, might be an in
nocent fraud but was certainly no mora
reprehensible than the artificial attrac-
tions which our wives and daughters uti,-
izc to make themselves more pleasing to
the eye"
executive session, and at $40 adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
Health is Wealth.

Everybody wants their blood purified
In the spring OF the year, and II you want
the best Blood Purifier get it from L. j.
HAYDEN. 4oa w. Broad Street, Rich
,nond, Va.
He guarantees to cure all diseases OF
no charges. Medicines are sent to any
address by express at reasonable price.
Write for one Of our symptom blanks
for full particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Tho Seaboard Air Limo train due here at
o'clock yesterday was delayed an houI
or more by an engine break-do"H, on tn.
railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Press dispatches from Chicago say the
Western Passenger Association is doon1es
to dissolution
The association embraces every rail
road running west Of Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

effect The woman fought liSo a tigreso
before she was unarmed. Sho was lock-.
ed up at police headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

Colonel Isaac d. DcRussv was born I
Virginia and appointed from New ! orK
as second lieutenant in the First
A-r'l &c 1891. rising t17ror1rh IT,"
grades until he is now the senior colonel
in the line of the army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03

SANTIAGO De CEIILE.-Ths Chilean
Congress win meet in extraordinary ses-
sion April 7th. It viii discuss financial
.matterA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-09
EN- La FEDERACION L|BRE

e lunsa pOr Ia nochs, Ia GFsderaci6n Ii
brsO ss vl6 extrAordinAriam snte concurrid1
eausa de una mAnif sstaci6n de fraterni lad
obE0ra sBtfe los aEAbAiadoTeS de los mnelies
de esta ciudsd los de Ponce.
So ilsv6 = tfscto IN Acto de exquisite sdu
eaci6n ObreFA, ilustrad& con briIlantss notas
noktieas tFAidSs Ia tribuus por las sen 1risas
Concepei6n Torres, Justa CocreA Emilia
Alfonso, y con vlbrantas discHrsos pronuncta
dos p0r los obreToG N1Asoo Rubio, 'se u
rrss, Eduardo Conde, Ramon Romero, SAtur-
Mao DoBas otEos.
SentiMos sumo gr4do pOder tFasmi-
tIF a las eolamnAs de eats diaFio, las elccuen-
tas eonoepciones de estos hIi9s del trab&io,
Que poF medic de las ideas fsderAsivss traidas
ad 81 poR el propsgandistI SanuSgo Igiesi&s,
me- Rn eoIoc&do al nivel de los mSs cuIsos pal
sas, dAndO asf honor al pueblo pusrsorrIq qusfi1.
PsFo podemos ssboEar 90 neillameute , en- COZ
iunto In sintesis de tan hormoso festival.
Tsdos los oPsdoFes o0faPos as ajustaron
i'm teR.a, signifcado en- este sentido Dsmos-
teAP que 10 Federation Librs representa- Ia
VerdAd v Ia Luz, mientr1s que Ia Federation
Rsglonal Bimbo iSR Ia Msnsir4 y In O Ooacuridad.
BakAbleeer psTslelo entire Santiago Iglesias
Pedro Timotb6s, como punto d1vsrgents uno
ne otrc Ell primsro rom pisndo Las ligsdusas
polftcas Gus esclsvisan 81 obFero puertorriqus-
DO, al aegundo mRniatando al obrero para
snsTegarIo los poiticos del pArtidO que 81
asbe ga empleo en- ell MnnicIpio de San Juan
LIS nota chispesnte fG6 exprssads por va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-09
LII APELACIOH EN- EL SUPREME
De UN PROCESO RUIDOSO

hoy las pnevs de II mafana tsndrx ID
gar ante IL CoTte Suprsma la vista del reeuPao
de cAsaci6n interpuesto en- IA eausa se~rsSs
contra los sc flores Saptfsgo Iglesiaa p3s.rdo
CoBde, Cements Flomeno. Tasodoyo Rivara
AaoiIo oofS, Lola b B'ntessl RomSn Faentea,
por Ios sopaeAtos oelisos cohexos de asociaci6n
naeIs@ tny coangaelon para alterAr sl precio dal
tslMu4Jo' 90 suyA causa. como saben nuestrns
t.sasoress haeMas ee hAbeFss eondenado aqua-
iep pena personal 50 dscres6 Ia disolnrt6n AZ
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