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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-11-29
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
DOme.Gc.

!. Pierpont Morgan is SAID To have
definitely decided that President Geo.
T. Baer. oi the Reading and the Jersey
Central. shall succeed Alfred Walter a
president OF the l.chgh Valley, and
ih-s he at the head OF the coal com
bine
Two strikers were killed and 81 other
persons injured. including 10 police
n.en. in riots in Havana. Cuba. There
was fierce struggle between the po-
| licencn and the strikers.
\ medical commission has declared
! Judge John |. Mitchell. oi the Superior
Court oi Harrisburg. Pa. incapacitat-
cd 10 perform the duties OF his office.
English stockholders OF the Central
Pacific Railroad have sued the Hunt
ington estate for $roo.ooo.ooo said to
have been iraudrlcntly secured.
The United Singers OF Brooklyn hot
ly denounced the alleged discouriesy OF
the Baltimore Sacngerbund, and have
selected new prize song.
One hundred and thirty creameries
OF the Elgin Creamery Company were
sold TO the representative OF a propos-
ed new organization.
Mrs. Hank Narling. OF Phillipsburg.
Mont, confessed that she killed MIR.
and Mrs. James Conn, with whom she
lived.
Two men were killed and three in
jured by the blowing up OF locomo-
tive al Mineral Point. on the Allie
ghenies
Constant rains for iolr days have
flooded the WaShita and Blue Valley,
in the Chickasaw Nation.
\ lockout WAS ordered by the Build
4
New Rochelle
A warrant was issued for ex-State
Senator John Holbrook, OF Michigan. on
the charge OF corrupting the jury that
acquitted Col. Fl X. Sutton OF conf
plicity in the state military clothing
frauds.
The government case against the So
called Beef Trust was set for hearing
in the United States Circuit Court, in
Chicago. on December 10, before Judge
GrosScup.
All the old officers of the American
Federation OF Labor were reelected at
the convention in New Orleans. and
Boston was selected as the next meet
ing-placc.
\ trolley car jumped the track and
was overturned i'll Allegheny. Pa, and
NV PSASNIiS WHY liiCiN VI tSSS SSiicASiN
hurt.
There was disgraceful class fight.
which ragged all night. between fresh
men and sophomorcs OF the State Uni
versity OF Iowa.
The United States Transport ingalls,.
with General Miles on board struck on
reef off the Island of Luzon, Philip
pines.
Judge Adams directed the jury in the
United States Court in New York to
declare that the government was jus
tilted in confiscating the $4,000 pearl
necklace on which Mrs. Ida Harrison
Dulles had failed to declare
1t is estimated that the advances in
/ freight rates being made by the vari-
/ Gus railroads will result in an aggrc-
gate increase OF about S7o.ooo.ooo in
revenue over and above the increase in
wages.
Mrs. Albert Sechrcst. who was sup
posed 10 have committed suicide to
avoid testifying against DR.. Louis Zorn
in Lincoln. Neb.. was found in hiding
Sheriff Dudley. oil Sullivan county
Ind. lost his job because the negro
billiard was taken from his custody by
a mob and lynched
Director ID. Willis James testified
before Special Examiner Ingcrsoll in
New York in the railroad merger case.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-11-29
Student Kiiiei by Train.

Terre Haute. Ind. (SpeciaD Ray
mond s. Archer. aged 20 years, a fresh
man at the Rose Polytechnic Institute.
was run over and instantly killed by
Big Four freight train near here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
CONFIRMATION EXERCISES

Held Yesterday at Zion German Luth-
 eran Church-Chancel Beautifully
 Decorated.
 Confirmation exercises were held yes- terday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward street. The pastor, Rev. Frederick A. Ottmann, was the officiating clergy man. The children were very prettily dressed and with the handsome deco rations of palms, potted plants and lilies, which completely covered the chancel, presented beautiful appear ance. The church was filled with the parents and friends of the children. The confirmation class sang several songs very sweetly. They also answered the questions asked of them by the pastor with great aptitude. During the service the choir sang appropriate selections in fine style. After the ser- vice the children were the recipients of hearty congratulations by the par ents and friends who had congregated about them. At next Sunday evening s service the confirmation class will par take of the Lords Supper.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19

Mrs. Anes of this city is at Innisfall, her summer home at Hotchkiss Grove, Branford.
 Rev. George c. Butterfield of Tustin, Cal who is at present attending the Presbyterian general assembly in New York will be the guest of Mrs, H. l.. Smith of 203 Crown street, this city, this week. MT. Butter1ield is we'll known in this city, having lived here for number of years. Some ten years ago he was the secretary of the Rail- road Y. M. c. A., the growth of which is in no little measure due to Mir But terfield's painstaking and persistent work. Later MT. Butterf1eld, who has always taken an active interest in Y. M c. A. work, was appointed general secretary of the National Railroad Y. M c. A.. a position which he filled with credit to himself and with profit to the organization until some years ago when he entered the ministry, talk ing up his residence in California.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
Y. M. c. A. MEETING

Addressed Yesterday by Rev. Mir. Hiler
 Rev. l.. R. Hiler the new pastor o1 the Epworth M. F. church, spoke at tho Y. M. c. A. Mems meeting yesterday af' ternoon taking for his subject Mems Needs" and choosing as his text Phil ippians iv, 19, But my God shall sup. ply all you need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus" The address was a most helpful and encour- aging one. MT. Hiler is forcible and scholarly speaker.
 MT. Bissell sang three solos, Waiting to Welcome" "Daybreak," and There's a Home Waiting for Me" General Secretary Lotze announced the closing social to be given next Wednesday night and that Rev A. F. Irvine would speak at the meeting Sunday, May 25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
STERN IEAGIIE

At Providence-Provdenc [, Toron- to 6.
 At Newark-Newark 1, Rochester 2. At Worcester-Worceste 0, Montreal 2.
 At Jersey City-Jersey City IA, Buff falo 9.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
STOP AND THINK.

Did you ever stop to think what indi- gestion really means? It simply means that your stomach is tired. If our legs are tired, we ride. The horse and the steam engine do its work. Foods can be digested outside of the body. All plants contain digestive principles which will do this. Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup contains digestive prin- ciples and is a preparation designed to rest the stomach. Seigers Syrup is just such a preparation and single bottle will convince you. Any druggist can supply 1t.
 MT. H. Beaumont of No. 459 Blatch- ley Avenue, New Haven, Conn, says
 After suffering for years with kid ney trouble, trying different remedies and being treated by doctors who want ed to operate upon me. was complete ly and entirely cured by Mother Seigel' S Syrup and am glad to recommend it to those suffering everywhere"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
WILLISTON CLUB MEETING.

Officers Elected-Track Team Enter
 tained-Dr Seaver Spoke.
 At meeting of the Williston club al Yale last Saturday evening the follow ing officers were elected: President. G A. Menge '03S; vice president, Frank Dike '03S. secretary, F. F. Gleason 'O5; treasurer, A. Bishop '03S.
 After the meeting the club entertain ed the Williston track team. the mem- bers of which participated in the inter- scholastic meet at Yale field last Sat urday afternoon. Refreshments were served and a very pleasant social time enjoyed. Remarks were made by the retiring president, Charles Smith. Dr. J. w. Seaves. Captain Hagar of the team and Professor Mayser, the coach and instructor in athletics at Willis ton.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
GOLDEN WEDDING.

The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Robert W. and Margaret l.. Wallace, nee (Rutter) will be celebrated at the home of their daughter, Mrs. W. B. Hubbard of Dorchester. Mass, to-day. They were married in the Old Baptist church, now Skiff's opera house, May 19, 1852 They have lived at 54 Clark street, this city, forty-five years. MT. Wallace was born on Dixwell avenue in 1S27 Mrs Wallace was born in Boston, opposite the Old South church, on Washington street MT. Wallace served three years in the civil war, going out in the 18th C. V. Their children are Robert w Wallace of Denver, Col, and Caroline A. Hubbard of Boston. and three grandchildren, Frank w. Wallace R, and Louis F.
 The couple are enjoying good health and their many friends wish them every comfort upon their anniversary
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
PHILADELPHIA HORSE SHOW AT
 WISSAHICKON HEIGHTS.
Special Excursion Tickets via Pennsyl-
 uoy,io F 3ojIrOad

Special Excursion Tickets via Pennsyl-
 vania Railroad.
 The eleventh annual open-air exhibi- ton of the Philadelphia Horse Show will be held on St. Martins Green, Wis sahickon Heights Station, Philadelphia, May 26 to 31, inclusive.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad company will sell special excursion tickets, in cluding coupon of admission, from New York, Philadelphia, Belvidere, Lancas- ter, Wilmington, West Chester, Phoe- nixville and principal intermediate sta- tions Gas well as stations on the Chest nut Hill Branch) to Wissahickon Heights Station, May 2s to 31, good to return until June ?, 1902, inclusive.
 The grounds of the Philadelphia Horse Show Association are located im- on the Germantown and Chestnut Hill Branch of the Pennsyl- vania railroad, eleven miles from Broad Street station.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
A LOSS TO CRAWFORD.

A notice was posted in the Branford works of the Yale & Towne Manufact- uring company Saturday night an- nouncing that the long-expected remov- al from that town to Stamford will be made during the middle of June. The foundry will close on June '. The mo- tice further states that arrangements have been made with the railroad com- pany whereby families moving to Stam- ford can do so at reduced rates.
 The Yale & Towne Manufacturing company has had factory in the town for about sixty years. It employs 500 hands
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
New Haven Easily Defeated Bridgepol

New Haven Easily Defeated Bridgeport
 Team-Yale Won from Orange.
 As a result of the state league base ball games of last Saturday Norwich is again in first place, it's victory over New London coming with Springfield g defeat at the hands of the tail-end Wa terbury team, New Haven slaughter ed Bridgeport making the latter's sev- enth straight loss. Hartford delighted it's admirers by taking a ball from Meriden in a one-run victory.
 The Yale varsity game at Savin Rock grounds tomorrow promises to be one of the best of the season. This week is light one for the Yale team and the probabilit are that Captain Guernsey will put in his star pitcher GarVan Manager Canavan has receiv- ed word that Lufkin can play here Tuesday instead of Friday, consequent ly he will be put in against the col legians. The leaguers are very anxious to wipe out the defeat they sustained at the field early In the season.
 Last Saturday the Bridgeport team was overwhelmingly defeated by New Haven, the score standing 13 to 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19

American League. At Boston-Boston 5, Philadelphia 7. At Baltimore-Baltimore ', Washing ton 5.
 At Cleveland-Cleveland 14, Detroit 0. At Chicago-Chicago 6, St. Louis 2.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19

OTHER STATE LEAGUE GAMES. At Waterbury-Wa 8, Spring field g.
 At Hartford-Hartford 4. Meriden 3. At New London---New London 3, Nor wich g.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.

Pensions were issued Saturday af fol- lows: To John Quinni, Soldiers home, Noroton Heights, $S per month; to Will liam Archer of New Haven, $l0 per month; to Daniel Louney of Ballou- vile, s6 and to John Hollister of Wind son, SEQ per month. Widows, Ellen R. Standish of Andover, $S per month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Chicago-Chicago l. Boston 3. At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 9, Philadel- pha 8.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3. At ncinnati-Cincinnati 6, New York 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
COLLEGE GAMES.

 Yale defeated the Orange Athletic club team on Yale field last Saturday afternoon in a thirteen inning contest The game was superbly played. The score was 10 in the Blues favor. At delphia-University of Penn sylvania, 5: Harvard, 8. At New York-Fordham 5; Holy Cross. 1.
 At Middletown--Wesleya 10; Will Hams, 2.
 At Princeton-Princeton 13, George town. ,.
 At Milford-Yale '02, S. Milford, z. At Andover-Tufts, 9; Andover, 7. At Lewiston, Me.-Bates, 23; Colby, g. At West Point - Annapolis, q; West Point, 5.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
IA DlESTRO Y SlNsESTRO

Rauri6sa de nusvo en- asainbIaa soleuhnf-
gimm III doOena flsl frsiEs. nu de proesdbP q
In dsaig naei6n ds candidatos esndfditos, que
nn todn hay on IN v IA republicans.
Onm0 on Ia ,Flmsra tntsntona o asa unt tIsa,
nusstrs advsraarfoa salfsPon tan pref fohda-
Eepta grHdeeitlos a iss atenciDnss y dtfaFHn-
ciss qrs IsB chpsnsara sI dOetor MART no
qnisieFon volvsr a moleetsrln, MeDFddFon
eODgrrRaTpe en- el 81 tel MaristtAS, que 10
mismc airve para frsgado como para nm
bhTRtdD quisrs dsefr-y tonne hhRla
pHFts In fraea-fn mismo para un halle chmo
90.
EI cindadano La Manea oiciaba de men
Iigionarfos.
Panstraban essos On sl Iocll por sus pbHos
eonta1os. como si tomkran procsueionss Eara
z juez de fas. . quisn I9 Ley 40 psFphfts
9Histir n este &c zero de rsuniouss, eonsoikhass
Hu uodo de ssmsiSnts eontrariedad, dando
pAHq uB NJ guRrdia tnsnlsr Wst5r ores, Lauy
conoefdo de nusstro rfbIico.
EEtFs tantou otFo guAPdfa, eeiet6n 81, aua
30 diea PARENTS de BaTbosa-.Icuanto honor
para Ia famiiai-se pHsesbs poP frsnte h la
pnsTta qus do Acesso nj HoHsi 1MaristtR.
O-Ebons. quien no llamnremos oil COLO
oil eoIito OrabonA, como ei deasA, por result
bhr ssto de mai gusto, POGO rusd8 por Ia
cAleF1. icon tel precipitation dAba san
eRdRs an los psldsfi'sl
Al ApeIano Diego-el dei bAllar-hubo que
1LAmaFo dssde oil bAIc6n.
Los hltimos en- llegRr, loa mas re acids
thPdfot aI parscer, fnsFon el doctor Marei
Julio Matos.
AM, por sntFegAs . ratRxcg, constituy6se
In RBAnb'es republicans do eatA ciudad 10
eual no ha dc irapedir que eEl PAiSS, nj har
enentR do dicho aeto. enca bec0Ia Fssefi8 pom
este srfgrafs IlsmAtivo: sEsp6ndid& mAnffss-
tAei6n 40 fuerSaBD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

Un toyan imhsrbs-y que no tisns voto-
contem % sba con ojos, eodfeiosos Aparfsn
ella, al rsI0i do pared, esperando, sfn dnds, con
busnos hpsl, qua soDara In h0rs dc comsnxar
loa dabAtes.
Fup9fa de portsro eAm6 6rlcop, oil testige
ohHg do qus utiiixan. no sabsmos ai pnv cnn-
trsta 6 cue otras cnndieionsss los sol dtssa'at
repubiieanCs de CsRuas
La tai IA .ambIsa-6 como uatedes quieran
IlAmArla--sn per6 con mucho nuastras sspsran-
De- Iop @so sdsptos qua dicsn asner inscri-
La mayor psrts de elIos iucian v ostsntahan
Gendos gsrfotss, sin dar pAz nj r1poso las az
tremidA dAds ss In I eFioFes, pues no essabsn de ba
Jar subir, ain sstRTse qusdos, como dice ma
antigUa frass rslativa II esclarecfdo iuteu'
eions6O autor ds las sZ ahurdas de Plutons, al
gran Quevsdo.
Fusron eleminsdos dsl Oomite dos hguras
prominentf9imas, y consts que aquf Ell superla'
two no sntnsIvs ntpguna intsnci6n ir6ntes
despectivs,, como fAciimsBts han de aprecfAr
nuestFos htet 6voloc Iectorss cuando sepsn que
tratA ds1 doctor don Jote Martf de dom
Arturo Mas.
No preguntsn uEtsdss por aEcausRs mo.
tivos de ese desAire.
Los dos iIustrss sIiminados tuvisron oca-
sion de efreesrse mutusmsnte psssms res
peetivo, trrl lndandO por In proapsridRd de 10
petria. Ante 6sta sque valsn Las decspcionss
personAles? .....
Hay qne ser hl6scfos, como 10 fueron Be
c6n-t&mposo es este nm Rumentativo ironieo
-y otros psrsonsjss ansfguos.
Y....,. 2lgo mas qusda en- las prcfundi-
dades dsl tihtaro; mas noa hsmos extsndido
dem Rsiadc Vi Yeaervamos oil reato para c0ando
llegusn I'm obortnnidad saT6n de darlo n CO.
noceF....
OORTADILL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
OORTADlLL0.
FL Lcdo. veIez, es absueIto

La OoHta de Dstrfto de San Juan hs de-
elarsdo sin iugar In muita De so doiIars. i'm
pu & poF oil jueS ia pas de BAyam6n. ri IL
ceneiEdo don Luis L. Velsx.
e. dsfshsor, seior AcUna Aybar, dsmostr0
ante In Oorts In ipocedefa de su defsndldo, ma
nifsstAndo que squello no era mas que una
nrdfm6re NAL tramadA peor lIavada efscto
pof oil r >l-fH Arroyo sns secuaceu, para
sjsreer ,gg2nxas poIftieas saet&r aus apatl-
tos De odioS reneOres
Rscon0eiando los juscss la trama politics,
tuvo a hisn deelarar 10 absoluci6n del procesa-
do.
Ls fsliaitsmos, pues es an buen amigo
nusstro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
Doh FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ PORRATL

pr&a laTga psnosa sDfsrmedsd, hR f3
lseido . 10 A~snzade siad ds cineusnta v 80
aroB sn 10 ciudad de G. ,avamA oil Que en- vida
ss hsm6 don Francisco EsYnkndsg Porrata ola
In noehs del iusvea dc Ia pr6xlmIA pAsAda Cd.
mana.
Su dFstipguida espoHa dons LaisA Ciutr6h
sue inrlvidA blss hiios, IlcrAn liI perdfda dal
ser uas mas amRhan.
L. sreisdad dc GuAvama se halls de Iutu
RscibA pues. al maa aantido rAtama gh
dosoon nsolAdR familiR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
Ell. DIR. MANzANO

Clio hA RcaReadn asta rada eei6n Tn vscing
dnnR I.aHat R~dFEQuax, vIuda da tsanxA los, ,sus
nlie&pdOnea hsgarnos rdbiic0 iu prof undo
awrmdBefrtisnto para oil Doctor MansMno poE
o beRls sRlvado de mn tff o su h.fio Manuel.
dc 10 GoB qufsn tuvo cas sn brRxoE
3m To- mnaRts.
Nos dNse ega aeE ora qus al 9iuiido medfc0
le pFsth6 aH RUxilgo dssintsYas9daBsnta,e con
sfAbilf6nd exc risita, d abfando prctsgido DIos
Bus buenos ups DOS
AH 70 Honssg al mos con guaAo.
u D. MbngaB0. poR sua eoD0simiantos
81 sgA,llldad YA sisah0 mny apFselAdo On o..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
CONTINUAL LA ALARMA

EstA ms fiana ai paaRr lsa siste por Oafay
nHeatFcI director 80 essabsn form8ndo en- las
c2Ilss Los FTupoB de bRndoleroa en- actibud
pgFsSivs. Noestro Director. & III paso Dor slli
tuvo dae sJfrir aIgunou dssaboGos.
EsIA tarde ha llegado un fodsPsl de sqE1sl
pueblo, que sali6 huyepdo, porque cootindan
hoy IAa Surbas atropsll6ndoIss como aver
Noa dice que In poiefa, incNuso Ell cRpibGn
GuerPsro 8uxilian q los turhulentou.
MGnAna ssrsmos mas explfcitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
Rot1c1a.s

Ia casa FuigioIlsrs MGei6, q anO daI
B&rc@lnraa Ateba Dc publican oil nfmePo 10 da.
In aRsviste 1.s tegciAi Hispano Amerienna. :
que cAd& dt@ tcn& mayoFss vuslos, anmentau.
do In par an Gre fft0 90 impnTtarcia. antrsf
las clases fndnAsriales narasnaaIau Aparsa.
Ia Pfquesa ssplsndfdex con que uylse a n ks4a
an nutrida ss0cion de hnunefos. IIama Singh.
IAFmentR In al&nef0n dlaim0 s6maro n .
inteFeaAnAa syftsHi0 sssndisndo sl oavaetar
inFiaieQ As ssi busieag armado poF Il 6osfor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
= Wis .

A partiF del % de :tubre pr6ximo volve.
FSn tAcGr sn Ponce los vaporeB dc 10 xR sd
d. Lins,S sZulisD " GMAracaiboaS sdnisip ado
carR& pAsa gePos en- Wis e. dfrseto para N w
York. GpottnnAmsnte ss puhIisark oil nusvo
itinerRrio.
AGENTS: Morales v Ca.-Pones. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

I agrada. BILE, digerible y
! asimils.ble y compile
I tando su benefca ac-
I cion on Ell agregado
! de los hipofosftos.
I Siempre que ell orga-
I nismo este debilitado, asi
I como en- su padecimiento
: resultainte, la reu-astenia
: Y en- el crecimiento Y de-
: sarrollc, lento Y ;ifcul-
I toso dc los ninos, como
I en- la convalescencia de
: casi toClas las enfermeda-
! des, aclidase a la verda-
: dera y legftima Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con-
: fanza.
: De venta en- todAs partes-
: SCOTT HoWNE. oufmicoa. New York.
< roA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
SAN JUAN
PsDr fpl6grafG.
SsptiemhYa 90.
TUHBAs C0moEmADAsl

Jose Mauleon Nicomedas Sanchez.
han sido condenaies pof Ia orte Gle Dis
trito la pena de afio dia de c&rcel.
6us otros compaferos de eausa fueron
absueltos.
MauleSn anelark r a la sanfonc$o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
Maule,Sn apelara fe la sentencia.
HMCEMDl0 Y DEseRACsAs

Anoche, causa de un incidente en-
alumbrsdo tlectrieo, planta de Santur. e.
hubo iDcep1lo en- varias casas de las ca.
lies Sol San eebastiaD, de esta capital
Murieron instant&neamente Rafael
Pacheco j la americana anna Andrular.
Sc halian heridos de gravedad, Mi
guel Ambition otros. La ciudad estuvo
mas de dos horas en- alarma.
Los tt bunales ayeriguan vi huho oul.
pa por parts de slgunos en- Ell triste suce.
az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
I'M MPoRT.A,N
A LOS AGRICUL Torres
sEMILL s|s DE cEBoLLAs

sEMILL IS DE CEBOLLAs
For correo espaifol he Tecibido una partia
oa oe este grano, pTocedents de cosechero
acrediiado de Oaniirtas uNTCa ope da re-
sultadti pr4ct 60 aduf. IncltDles oue hsOen
semiiifTos 0urante les meses de Setiemhrey
Agostc, 6poca prol,icia para 81 buen desc
arroll0 del bClbo.
Preclo s2 dollars libra correo navo an TO-
da 10 lila.
piriiirse 4 Nigusl csoauell, j .s.lzue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
EN- AIBONITO
Constitution del OOmits Federal

Aver ae trasiadaron & Aiborito nusstFos
Gueridos amigos Iicaneia6o don Carlos M aria
B1lsF, rDiem bro dal Directorio " DON MsFiano
AbriI, director de La DEMoCRAcfA, con obih&o
do eonRtltuir sl Onmit6 locSs. que poP eau bRs
sgsnaG . la volUntRd De nDsst-op eorreIigioha-
rios dc Rquel pueblo, a6n no se haLfa con4M-
huidc.
Reppiaronps en- amigAbla eopfraterpidad
an In casa do nusstro qusFido amigo don JbG6
BIg'sR, como cineusnt& correfgiotba-
rios, O. ouispes los .. u res S1ler y AbFiI exbn.
BieFon 0i obieto do IN reunion, cam binndo tn-
p-ssfonss con elios sobFs In Situaei6n Actnal
dSi pafa v la labor que 50 pKopDDe realism sI
pARti5o fsdsfAI.
D Hnpes proasdi6us q 10 sloeei6n do, ooini.
u, sisptc sIsgId0s por unADini1Rd los siRnisn.
BEE dlsiib uidos isorre'jgion srioai
PrssIdsnts honovarIo.
LGdo. Don Carlos NAlfI Solar.
Pres'd.ot. sf,etva,
Don ] ps 3 g,ss.
T.sor~ro
Don Z mas Jordan.
SaeratArtc
Don 9.io "a 6onsAlax.
VoeaIss.
Don Rog.Iio B mills.
il OuyAP.
Manusl Oaldendn
q LiboFic G. 'NsPPas
D1miTg Santiago,
Pedro sNrio.
Este ComitS hrs bajar6 ali con aI sntustJa
mo de EtsmpFs. tues &unque D6 pusden asbi-
fMR q sAiiF aYtur ,ptss en- Aihorito, 81 .rtunA
dMmepne los Yspu bieanos de sssa pueblo pdn
con mUV Favas e;tespcinret. person 90 sansaGae
ys ecpetlip drras, pufFtoFFfqU' dos honraGos
RmnntsI del oFden de 10 bOenR pdminissEa
el6n- BAsts deeir, que A'bcDftp ea dufx6aal
hnteo psebIo douda domtnan do loe FepubItea.
nca, no as FegistfMp dep6rdapea nj AEPopelHoa
40 ming gunA eIRsa. Al sstkn Ion fsderaIas AAn
RnRRnstHAdos como en- Oaguas ctrRB poblAcSn.
mwa dnnds pPado % o. moB noso4Frs
Olal& qus Ios Pspuhlicanoa lse Ics damks
p1nhlos somaaen al s1smplo dc los de Abort
lo. Oon aaversAI1oa al, ss pnsds luehRr mo-
hlamsDas.
A 4 ss como dehs haeePse In politics.
TADto sl Hfi n SoIsr como nuestro DfraS.
b0Ft qua5aFon agFadscidos n las IatancIonea da
Rqueliou eoTrsligiunsPioe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
FRTzE, LIJNDT & GO.

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