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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
Montpelier, Nov. Is.

That there will be a bitter fight in
each chamber Of the legislature when
the liquor bills are taken up now
seems inevitable, and it is generally
talked among the members that .
final adjournment before Thanksgiv-
ing would be impossible. 1t is evi.
dent that the friends Of the present
prohi nitory Law will make an effort to
have the Battell bill substituted for
the license. local option bill, as the
proposed change In the liquor law.
There are many who like several
features Of this bill, but they say that
the passage Of this bill would not re.
deem the party pledges, consequently
they urge all members to support the
license local option bill in the legtsla
ture, even if they desire to vote aga.
inst it on the referendum This
they state would be perfectly proper
and would not discredit the party by
failure to redeem It's pledges.
The Anti-Saloon League is interest
ed in having the Battell bill substitu.
ed for the license measure as the fol-
lowing letter Of instructions sent to
about 40 members Of the Legislature
supposed to be IN favor Of the present
law shows. 1t reads as follows:
THE LIQUOR BILLS WILL BE OF
SPECIAL INTEREST FROM NOW
On.
First, will come the vote on substi.
tuting "Battell bill' for the other.
This should be done. II you fail in
this, then the other bill must be
amended and amended, until it is
brought to q fair condition. You
should prepare one or two of these
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
ATTEMPT
TO KILL
THE KING

Brus, els, Nov. 15.-An attempt
was made to assassinate King Leopold
t-day after the relil lous services held
for the late Queen Marie Henrietta.
The King was not Lurt The would
be assassin was arrested. A man in
the Gro sd drew revolver and fired a
shot at close range. AS the King re-
ceived no injury the belief prevails
that the cartridge contained 40 bull
let. There was a big crowd around
the cathedral at the time, but the
feeling against the King because Of his
treatment of the late Queen was
plainly shown by the utter indiffer-
ence with which the attemp: on bis
life was taken. Instead OF excitement
there was but murmurings and re-
marks Of sit would have served him
right If he had been hit," we're heard
yepeatedly.
The assassin is not thought to be
an anarchist but is insane. The police
the assassin, who says he
Is an Italian named Gxnero. When
asked why he shot at.the King he repli.
''There were so many people about
him covered with gold" He refused
to answer other questions. Investiga'
tions shows that the cartridges were
not blank ones, for one bullet crashed
th. .ough the carriage of the grand
marshal Of the palace.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

The enc whose P. O. arrives frst with
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

The TELEGRAM today begins new
feature. 1t is 3 column devoted Il
the interest of Union men and will bs
edited by Alexander Robertson, = gen
tleman whose connection with the
Barre Branch Of the Granite Cutters
National Union laakes any intro.
duction Unnecessary
Mr.. Robertson is an able writer, a
thorough student of the labor ques.
tions and is in every way exception
ally we'll qualified to make this col.
umn an interesting one not only to
the laboring men but to all readers
as we'll.
Iu securing the services Of Mr.. Rob
srtson as the Editor OF this depart.
ment we believe we have adopted a
feature that will be much appreciated
by our readers. In the past, news
paper publicity In this city has been
devoted to the interests Of business
men, manufacturing interests etc.
No one has been more responsible for
the building up Of the city and the
prosperity it now enjoys than those
who belong to the labor unions espec-
tally the q. Z. N. U. and We believe
it is their due to be publicly repre-.
sented.
At first the new feature will be
published every Saturday, If it ap.
pears that the plan is appreciated we
may conclude to arrange :or it's pub.
lication two or three times each week.
The feature will be found below
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

II know not what you aud othel
men think Of this life but for my
single self Id Is leif not be as live te
be afraid OF saoh q thing % / ny
self"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

The committee appointed by the
committees Of the different unions on
the arbitration bill are not allowing
the grass to grow under their feet.
They have interviewed most Of the
employers on tbs subject and we un.
derstand they (the employers) are to go
to Montpelier along with the workmen
and oppose the bill.
And so Bugbee & Alexander is
changed into. Mcdonald s. Son. Well,
good luck to the new firm. They
have made good start any how and
secured good manager.
AS this is my first attempt at jour.
nalism in Vermont, and as do not
wish in any way to interfere with the
prevailing style. I hereby append a
few personal paragraphs in the ortho.
dOx way.
Tom Venner and A. J. Schneider
are making frantic efforts TO- cultivate
whiskers. The result is any thing but
satisfactory 70 their friends and well
wishers.
A. w. Smith, who by the way, has
been appointed Sec of the Co-opsra-
tive Association, lost hen last week.
As some one stole rooster from him
last week he considers the hens trou.
BILE to be blighted affection pure and
simple.
Jack Anderson, 1t is reported, is
practicing new comic song ana as
consequence his friends are keeping
clear OF him ia the evenings lest in
an unguarded moment he sh ,uld inflct
it upon them.
To give my readers q chance Of
showing their knowledge Of the classics
am going to give dollar (sl) to tho
arst man who sends q post card tell.
ing me where the following
quotation Ia taken from. Readers
will please cut out from the TELE-
aRAH and paste IL on 9 poste card
along with the name OF the author,
book and chapter where 1t appears.
II know not what you and other
men think Of this life but for my
single self Id Is leif not be as live te
be afraid OF sach . thing % ny
SELF"
The enc whose P. @. arrives Arst with
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
LABOR NOTES
AND News
Robertson Will Conduct a
Special Labor De-
partment

secured a large contract and are look
ing for shed, room for fifty men
l know lots of boys who, II they have
not secured any contracts, have at
least secured permission to walk
around looking for such contracts sa
this with with power to commence
work at once.
=" 'Tts true its pity, and pity 'tis
it's true" To any of our friends who
may be contemplating q trip to South
Africa or dreaming of the good things
to be had there from the new fields
opened up by British enterprise, it
may be interesting to know that
"The Rand in South Africa is dread
fully overcrowded. Hotels ore charg.
iag $500 Q day for board and lodging,
and many of the guests have to sleep
on the floor even at this price"
Married men with families re paying
40 and even SO per cent Of the salaries
in rent. The property owners have
doubled and even quadrupled their
rents and prices Of provisions have in
creased enormously. Meat Is 20 cents
pound and bottled beer SO cents a
pint. Meanwhile the wages remain
the same or less than before the war
aud the working men having lost the
really democratic advantages presented
under the late government are asking
Themselves, as Is the custom Of WORK.
Ing 1aen.{ After war; who havs pro.
dted by It.
The moral of this is, that it is
sometimes to late to mend.
The Central Labor Union had q
meeting Of the various executive com.
mittees on Tuesday night to consider
the two bills before the legislature at
present on compulsory arbitration and
boycotting, and they have appointed
delegation to attend anda protest or
oppose those measures. More power
to them, ror in all the history OF the
state there has never been a more
bare faced attempt to ensnare the
workers than the presentation Of those
bills.
They ought to be burned by the
common hangman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
MITCHELL
'SEARCH|NGLY
QUESTIONED

Scranton Pa. Nov. 15.-Mitchell
was again subjected to thorough
cross examination by the council for
the coal operators this morning when
he took the stand before the coal
strike commission. When asked
what he thought vas a living wage
for coal miners he said that not less
than six hundred dollars year.
This would enable the miners to give
their children common school edu.
cation. He said under no circumStan-
ces should a child under IA years of
age be permitted to work in the
mines.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
r FITTS
.Anthirea! /! !

Is new silk entirely different in make finish and
wearing qualities from any other that has been produced in
this country The Modest Price combined with unusual
merit makes the most sought after silk lining that pro-
duced Silk lining often proves disappointment and more
frequently expensive experiment But all these obec.
tons bv Anthrea, and l. you will line your
gown with Anherea you will be made happy To protect
the public "Antherea appears the seage Of every yar
Made in the best shades including black md white PRICE
58c YARD. We agents for Barre and Montpelier
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15
HOT FIGHT ON
LIQUOR BILLS
Be Impossible For a
Final Adjournment Before
Thanksgiving

amendments and offer them Ito back
them up. Speak out manfully.
On every amendment OF Importance
take your turn ip insisting on the
yeas AND NAYS" Put every
man on record again and again, il he
opposes the good Of the State, by any
obnoxious feature. Fight every inch
OF it and keep up courage TILL YOU
WIN.
MORROW.
NOMINATIONS BY THE COVER
NOR.
The Senate went into executive
session yesterday afternoon to receive
nominations OF Governor Mccullough
for board OF visitors at Norwich Uni
versity. Under the rule the nomina-
tions will lie "a hours, and as the
Legislature has adjourned over Sun.
day these nominations will not be
acted upon until Monday afternoon.
BILLS PASSED.
a. 1O-Incorporating Randolph
Savings Bank s. Trust Co.
Fl. 7l--Changing name Of Chester
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
b. 222 Amending charter Of Lud-
low Savings Bank s. Trust Co.
H. .78-Amending charter of
Peoples Lighting Co. of Barre.
H. 380-Amending charter OF Black
Ri ,er Trust Co..
S.-158-Amending charter Of
Richmond & Huntington Telephone
Co.
s. 17S-Amending charter of
Consolidated Lighting Go. Of Mont
pelier.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

Your advertisement IN the TD.A
GRAM is read BY bout 1000 'sub'
soribers every aay. Add to this tn
1embers OF their families and you ~
yoa are plaeirg your business before
5000 people In this v,inlty svses
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

FIREIN PROVIDENCE.
Providence, Nov. l5.- The Week IS
candy factory was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $685. 900.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

correct answer will receive one collar.
Address Labor Column TELEGRAM.
Y A. ROBERTSON.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-15

Continued ON Flfsh Pa. .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
UNA HOJA SUELTA DE-
La SRTA. DE La TORRE

Hsmos tsnido sl gusto dc rseibir M = hois
susles dtEigiaa los profesores de Ii fsla, qus
nos IA sido enviada por Ia antigua professors
de oAoo ko1o donA Ans IA 10 Tore, respstabls
amiga nuestra.
La ssforits de l. Torrs con muy msduro
1uleto pFopons > la confederation de In di9nA
slass que psrtsnees aqua 81 fallscimisnto
81 inutilixAFsa un professor, eonArthuyan nor
IL isla ain distinci6as con an peso orc qua
prsctte8da In eolscta su rssultado sea antraga.
do &i caussuta sus hsredsFos.S
&ESti6ndase qua sf sl profssor faiIebs 3 80
inutiifss POGO tismpo del aervieio ha adqui.
rido los mismoB dsFechos qua sl que los susnts
por ano; toda vas que al f3rmKF parts de ID
eoIeetividAd manifeGtar su conformidRd qua.
da o6iig&do contribuir enAnsaa vecss fusra
prseiso.H
GAdquisre sssa dsrecho deher Gel ssf 10
dsses) todo oil que hubissa ssrvido Aunqua en-
10 aesu&lfdsd NO dassmps niDgunA sseuela 6
fusss ssparado honraGamsnte.~
Jasgo-dics-mi modesto proYaeto. me-.
1or que Bauco, Gaia sseolar6 cnaIquisra otro
procsdimtsnto de ests fndols poYou eios orr
ginan gsstos de smplesdos, de local stc. v mi
proposiei6n s6lo minorsrfs la colects con los
gaseos de frRnqueo, sl professor vsndFfa dando
sRu&imsnse, cuando mas 10 mismo menos
que para Ia antfgua jubiIsci6n, pero an czmbio
rscibiEan 81 an fRmIlia, una eantidad que
pueden emplsar sn AigGn nsRoclo Ind uafria
para 20 eual sste dsll 81 prsfers eolocAri& \
intsFes tsndFA una sntradR msnauaI, tai vss
menor que si minimum de IL inbiIac:6n, paro
tsndr& tsmbien al capisai1
LRs ideas que Sc abriRan an sHas lfnens son
hsrah plauaioias las vantsias que repoFtarfan
los massGFca estan fnera de toda disputR.
Hoy que el profssorsdo puartorriquef1o
&tFeVisss por tan psn0so vis-crucis; hoy que
Gada prof ssnF es IN simple contYata nts, sin de-
rscho parpetno Fobre In sseueg que conffa
so direction, 90 precise qus sc eEtimen Las
Sristexss del prsusnte Sc prepare oil porvsnir.
NosstTa fell ftA16n 6 !a sefioyita de Ia To.
rre por sn sim pGtico proy ecio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20

ria de esoS delegados republicanOs, co
mo de cOntPabandO SO introducen Dor
la Estaci6n Naval esas cajas de licores
que despues consumer los sOciOs de-
<Country Club. En- este pals todo va
resul ia un fraude: el gobierno, las leyes,
la administration. La exploitation, ell
engano y la falsia, son las bases del ac'
tual gobierno que mas cOrrom pidO &
inmoral no puede ser.
Jamas Sc vierOn en- Pnerto Rico ia
manos esc&ndalos. Jamas SO atropell0
la ley Y al cindadanO, como Sc ha hecho
en- estOs tiempos. Nunca SO presencia-
ron aqul tantOs fraudes inmoralida.
des como las que Sc vienen realiZandO.
Y esta ola de tango subira cada dia mas,
hasta que ell gobiernO de Washington
Sc resnelva a envfar persOnas hOnra
das y de conciencia a la administrator
de este pals. Con gobernadOres como
Mr.. Hunt, esta isla conc iuira pOr hun
dirse en- ell descreditO. Para entregar
la administrator local de los pueblOs a
manos POGO escrupulosas, geDte irres
p0nsable y maleante, ha permitidO SO
vulneren todos los derechos de los ciu.
dadanOs federaleS, autOPizandOse los mas
inicuOs atropellos.
Y ante este ejemplo ! que han de ha',
Ger sus subalternOs Imitarle. Mr..
Butler fue ell gran auxiliar con que cOnt6
ell gObernadOr Hunt para realizar ell
gran m1at1te de las elecciOnes; Y claro
esta, Mr.. Butler Sc ha creido a su vez
autOrizado para intrOducir ese Otro ma
t1tte de vinOs y licOres.
Y mientras Sc prOstituye este pals
hasta la ignOminia, ALA van telegramas
la prensa neOyOrkina informes of
ciales al gobiernO de Washington, can
tando las excelencias de esta admins
TRACTION corrompida de la naOrahd0d
que en- las costumbres publicas y priva'
daS han intrOducidO en- este pals esOs
gObernantes americanOs; y de la gran
prOsperidad de Puerto Rico. Y esa far
sa impera ALA; pOrque no hay quien
arranque esa venda al pueblo america
no, como Sc le arranca la careta al far
sante; pOrque sOmOs un pueblo sin de-
cisi6n y sin energia para la lucha: por'
que tOdo 10 esperamos del gobiernO,
cuandO nuestrO mayor enemig0 eS ese
mismO gobiernO.
SSe hara algun ejemplar castigo con
esos senores cOntr rabandiStas
Cuando aEgun pobre comerciante
puertOrriquenO deja de pOner los sellOs
de rentas internas alguna pipa de ron,
es procesado, encarcelado y 81 no baja
a preside, queda arruinadO para STEM
pre-. La lev es indexible con ell. Hoy
Sc trata de unOs cuantOs americanOs
prominentes, que ejercen cargos publ
COS, Y que en- vez de ayudar al pals
que les sostiene, consumiendO sus efec'
tos. los intrOducen de cOntrabandO, para
no gastar aqui una misera peseta.
va yeran ustedes como no les pasa
NADIA.
iY esos son los que vienen d mora
lizarnOsi
RISUM TENEATIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
Salon-teatro

No olvids s. pdbHco que ssta nocha &dshu.
tap 81 exe6ntrfc0 trRnsformtsta ss1oP CRsthoP,
en- combination con los notsbles splaudidos
artistas seniors Roiss sefior Eortes.
mas del provsHbio SPobrg porfadoS.
y del mon6logo 81 Todavfs soltsrkiS SO repre-
ssntarG ID escsnR comics, tituIada Ella ffsiea y
sl ilusionismo modernoS /; ha de lamar mu-
eho lR atsnci6n sl GMusso viviantsS sn CUE sl
ssnor CRsthor reproduce con aaombroaa pro-
piedad, lHs hsenomfas de todRs las celebriGAdel !
hist6Ficss y contsnpor&nsas del nusvo del
sio mundo, mas de conoeidas psrsonallda-
20 &c Puerto Rico.
Toda persona de busn gustc, afeionada Q
la sorpresSs agradabIss, dsbs aeudir 81 Salon
tealro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
COntrabandiStaS de alto coDete


Defraudar al Estado es unO do II.
deIit0s que mas Sc castigan en- todos In,
paises, pOr la trascendencia que iDduda.
bIemente tienen esos frauJes. I'll ono
roba uD ciudadano particular. no
esiona sinO al rObAdO. Eluue dafrauda
Al Estado, le roba d todo un pals aaSio.
ma a todos los contribuyentes De abf
Que sean mas sacramento castigad$
esos deitOs.
ESOs hechos adquieren una orava-
dad inusitada, cuando 81 que los realiFs
ejerce autoridad. Ell efectO moral en-.
t0nces es desastFoso.
Tai OcuPre actualmente en- San Imam
BESIDE hace algun tempo venianse in
trOduciendO fraudulentGmeDte vinos y
ieores procedentes de San Thomas.
Para realizar ese contr al andO va
Iianse del remolC4dOr de la armada
americana ~Uncasn y del buqus del faro
qLaurel2 y los efectos eran desembar
cad0s en- la Estaci6n Naval, v Sc intro
ducian sin ell ConOcimiento de las auto
t0ridades de la Aduana. debido 4 que
los buques del gObierno no son inspec-
ciOnadOs como los buques mercantes.
Esos VinOs y HcOres eran compra.
dos por ell Country Club despu6s
eran repartidos entire diversas personas
de la cludad.
Tai cOntrabando ha sido al fin des
cubierto por ell Inspector de Aduanas
Mr. J. M. Mathesoh.
AfOrtunadamente para los hijos del
pais en- ese cOntrabando no aparece
complicado ningun puertOrriqueno los
autOres son tOdOs americanos, ameri.
canOs de alto eopete.
El primer procesado, que aver fu6
d8tenidO saliendO en libeFtad bajo flanza,
es Mr.. Bejamin F. Butler, Inspector de
las c6LebreS elecciones que acaban de
yerifcarse y miembro de la Comisi0n
de la POlicfa InsuIar, vi6ndOse tambi6n
cOmplicadOs en- ese proceso ell co
mandante de La Estacion Naval Mr..
Dunlap, ell captain del vapor <LaurelH
Mr.. Mentz y Mr.. Robert Giles ,miembro
de la SOciedad cOmercial &Giles Ha-
rris.D
No queremOs supOner 10 que la prem.
5a americana hubiera dickO, 81 los auto.
res de ese contrabandO fueran puertOrri'
quenOs. un argumento mas para de
m0straF nuestra incapacidad para ell go.
biernO prOpiO. AfOrtunadamente no ha
resultado asl. PerO es triste yer a per
sOnas que ejercen autOridad, persOnas
que estan llamadas dar ejemplO al pue'
bio de mOralidad y buena administration,
COnVertirse de la nOche a la maIlana, en-
Contrabandistas vulgares.
BEs aSi como vienen esas autOrida'
des americans a mOralizar a este pue
bl04 Despues de todo- diran ellos -Squ6
dgnlfcan unas cuantas cajas de icores
lntrOducidas de cOntrabandO, cOmpara'
das con el fraude escandalOso PealizadO
pOr el gObierno en- las pasadas eleccio-
nesl Ell ejemplo, pues, yiene de arriba
Nadie ha tratado de desmoralizar mas d
este pueblo que ell gObernador Hunt. De
eOntrabando van a la Camara la mayo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
iQUt ESCARNIO PARA La DEMOCRACIA!

IL ~ CongFsso bSytiAno 80 rsuni6 aysr para
i sesi6n do un presidents qua ocupa sl pusa-
49, Nsl CUE pFovlaoFiAments hA estado en- 81 po-
as'ds Ia fuRA del prsHidsnte Sam
A., Las tFopGH aver RclamRron Bl general NoFo
4 .1,IA prsridsneiR y exigsn que sl OoDgFsao
los.A, puea RmanaxRn con imponerlo poF 10
An. 'A' fm@A' 81 OIL oonsFeao no 10 noN
d, general NoFd tisns 81 Apoyo dc las tKo'
49, =. os goblaFnn, Sc eraa, por este motivo,
- 9osaHark lh pFsslasneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
Una prision lnIusta

ri sehor don Jose L1ursano Marines, sab.
ditto ssps Hol que viva en- lR Muda, ha sido prs
so por supnssto dslito de soborno obtsniendo
Sd libartad baio nanza que prestRron don Ma.
nuel Gonzales don Siivsrio CAstrillo.
Despues de ssto, ss ha soIicitado de Martt.
nsx que daamianta 10 que diio ssts psri6dico
sobre las peHsseuei0nss de que fu6 0bisto por
pMrte de Ia po1cfa.
Nos aseguran qus Marines prob&ra que
Ii denaneiA contra 81 rsvists los earaetsrsH de
fAlsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
QUESTION TERMINADA
Ell arbitraje. Ultimas notioias

El rspFsssntAnte dc 1ngIaterrs hR notiA-
endo nj presidents Castro, In formal RCeptaoi6n
del arbitr&js propussto p0r los EstRdos Unidos
Rssrea De VsnszuelA.
CON la eonformidad de IuglatarPa, cresss
aolueionado sl conflcto. porqua AIsmsnia. en-
vIatR de Ia Retitud tFRnsigente de 81 alfadas
no tardaF& an Resptar sl RFbitrais.
RI rapFsssnt&nte dsl impsrio aleman ett4
an negotiations con sl MlnistFo de los Esta-
dos Unidos para llsgRr 81 acuerpo que ha con
1a0uido aI goblerno de Castro CON Inglaterra.
Las bates del &ERsglo NO 80 eonocsn Adn,
vas sspsrs 10 aesptaci6n en- principle, de Ala
mania para tPatar en- deAnitivR del pRgo de
la deuda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
DOS C0MUNICA0IONES
81 ALOALDE DE MANAT1
BNvUELT0 EN- UN PR0OEsC
Es suspendido por Ell gobernadOr

El alcaIds de Manati, don Virgilio Ramos,
Ia sido suspense en- su cargo hasaR sAbsrss las
rasultAs de una Gauss que se 10 sIgus por Jeb01ls
Con sss motive SO han crusade les comu-
nieAcionsa que Efgusn, entra el ssers1Rris In
tarino de Puerto Rico el gobarnador.
San Juan, Pusrto Rico, DIRE 1s de 1902.
al Gobsrnador de Puerto Rico.
ssror: Tsngo sl honor ds.partieipar : us'
tad que segdn 90 dsspFsnds de les sxpsdfentss
que radiean en- Ia ofcinA dsl ProcuFAdor &C.
neral, oil seior Virgilio Ramos Velsz, que en IL
aetuaIidad desemps1a 81 pueato de AlcAlde de
MansM, ha aldo acusado de hAbeF hecho tras-
pssoa fraudulentos de terrenoss con Ell obisto
de fac1itar personals ell podsF ser inserisos
como slsetorss qns 81 nscal osL IrlDnnAi oe
Distrito do Areeibo h& encontrAdo snfcisntes
prusbas on Apoyo de dieha denuncia, para In
eoar IN procsso ante sl Tribunal de DlStrito.
Como al delito que Sc dennnea constituya
GfslonyD ssgnn sl Ooalgo PenAi, incIuysnoo
da Ias pruabaB que obrAn IN Ell pendfents: =
abriRando mi esrfFitu ID magyar pura1s de In
tanciones On al inteKss de ID Comunidad y For
sl sostsnimisnto dc mayor graao posinle cs res
ia In lisa; 10, Eespstuosa msntss rec0misndo
oue miantras 90 resuslvs ell juicio tan grave
daltto, sl senior Ramos ssR suspend1do an las
funeionsS dal cargo De Aicalds os Manam
Tango al honor de sars sehor, su obsdisnts
ssEvidoE
(Firm&do)
William H. Gale.
sserstario Inssrino.
He aquf la eontsssaei6n del GobsrnRdor
San Juan. Dsbrs. 10 de 1sos.
Rsspstuosamenis Sc devusIvs 81 sscrssa-
rio.
al Issr lA adiunta cArta prsstArIs conai-
daraci6n 10 mIsmA, me parsee . mf qua
proeadsnte, que mIsntras 50 Essuelve sl iuicio
da Virgilio Ramos V6lsz, sea snspsndido sn las
funeionea de su cargo de Rlcalds de Mgnwn
Por Ia tanto, se ordsnA que 81 saA sspara
do de su dsatino, pendienta Gel rssultAdo de 10
acusAci6n que 10 rahsFs In presents qus,
eopI& ds esta carta eli sEdoso sean snviAdos .
RGmos, 81 Tssoro 81 Ayuntamientc de Ma.
nRu.
La suspension smpasarS rsgir q partiE
del 30 de DIeismb7s de 1901.
William H. Hunt.
GobernadoR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20
UNA INVESTIGATION

Sc ha oFdenado poF ell attorney general 81
Aseal de ID Corta de Distrito de PCnes, que 80
trssIsdo AdjuntRs, invastigus ciartos car
gos contra don LorsnSo Bosch, iusz de pRz dc
aquslla villa.
Ia investIg&ei6n ss rslaeiona Goa 81 frau
de dc cfertos fondos sscOlaras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-20

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