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The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
Improved Adjusting Device.

In the accompanying illustration is
shown a novel idea for adjusting strlk-
ing bags, the object being to afford
means of vertical change in the po-
sition of the bag relative to the con-
tact ring beneath which the bag de-
pends. without causing the bag to
overreach the edge of the ring when
swung in any position. Ordinarily the
cord which supports the bag has to be
adjusted at the desired height by
varying the length of the cord. By
the time the knots are frightened the
bag is seldom in the right place. and
the position of the bag to fit persons
of different heights.
A glance at the picture will show
that in this invention no change in
the cord is necessary after it has once
been fastened and passed through the
vertical tube for attachment to the
bag. The ring surrounding the tube
is secured to the fixed wall bracket
and knot is provided for tying the
end of the cord. The tube containing
the cord is clamped in the end of the
bracket by thumbscrew.
AS soon as the tube is lowered the
cord is shortened at the upper end and
heightened at the bottom to CORE
spond with the distance between the
end of the tube and the edge of the
contact bag. and when the tube is
lifted the cord is shortened CORE
spondingly. Consequently. no matter
what the height of the bag may be,
it never overlaps the edge Of the ring
but always strikes in the right place
AS turn of the screw allows the tube
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
Clever Trick Did Not Work.

A printer on one of the Philadelphia
morning newspapers recently took a
might off" in a small game of poker
and finished a winner by SIS. When
he cashed he received his money in
"cart-wheels." He knew his wife was
not averse to searching his pockets
when he slept late O mornings; and
fearing the jingle of the silver pieces
would lead her into temptation, he
slipped dollar under the carpeting
of each step as he climbed the stairs
to his bedroom. When he arose for
breakfast and dressed he remembered
his precaution on homecoming
and quietly chuckled as he
prepared to make profitable
descent to breakfast. AS he
stepped on the landing in front OF
his bedroom door his shoes rang out
on bare boards. and. glancing down,
he saw the stairs stripped of carpet.
His wife had begun her spring house
cleaning.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
Part Played by Electricity.

M. Skvortzow considers that in the
past history of the earth and planets
electrical and chemical energies have
played the most important parts in
remote times, and that heat energy
has become more and more important
in proportion as the earth has as
sumed its present condition. The
heat of the earth is assumed by him
to be due to electric currents circulat.
Ing mostly near to the surface; the
interior of the earth, on the other
hand, may be as cold as the depths of
the ocean. Cha lges in the state of
the earth and meteorological phenom-
ena are attributed to electrical cur.
rents induced by solar energy. The
temperatures of the planets are con.
sidered to depend less on their dis
tance from the sun than on their re.
serve of energy and on the currents
which the sun induces in them in vir-
tue of their axial and orbital motions.
The chief interest Of the theory of M.
Skvotzow lies in its suggestion of .
reconciliation of current theories of
the earths origin.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25

For Use in Large Halls and on Ships.
Danying drawing. AS there is no ne
cessity for the operator to maintain a
stopping position many a backache
would be saved, not to mention the
fulfillment of the practical business
mans test of the value of an innova-
tion-that of saving time. The ma
chine as shown comprises a large ro-
tary scrubber, actuated by a pair of
traction wheels at the rear Of the car
riage, through the medium OF two
sprocket chains and a bevel gear.
There is also mopping brush mount
ed in front of the traction wheels.
with receptacle in conjunction to
catch the water after the scrubbing is
accomplished. Above the rotary
scrubber is a tank for containing the
water and soap, with valve to ad-
just the flow to the required quantity.
Arrangement Is also made to adjust
the pressure of the bristles by vary
ing the height of the swiveled wheel
in front of the mop. AS the mopping
brushes revolves it throws the water
into shield or casing partially sur
rounding it, discharging it thence to
the tank. The reservoir having been
filled with water of the proper tenn
perature and the parts adjusted, the
operator has nothing to do but drive
the machine back and forth across the
floor as long as there is vestige of
dirt remaining. The inventor of this
labor-saver is John A. Nelson. of Sa-
lima, Kan.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
TIM WILLING TO APOLOGIZE.
Wakened Hotel Guest to Express
Regret for Noisy Argument.

Tim Donahue, the baseball catcher,
who died recently at Taunton, Mass.
figured in more good stories than any
other player before the public. One OF
Tins characteristic Hibernicisms was
perpetrated at Hot Springs. Both the
Chicago and Minneapolis teams were
training there and one night there was
a tanning match in Billy Moran
room Ryan. Kittridge. NOISY Pete
Cassidy and some others were arsu-
ing.
The argument grew so noisy that
travelling man in the next room peat
on the door and said:
For heavens sake you fellows keep
quiet. I've got to catch an early tram
and want some sleep"
After that the argument was less up
roarious. and an hour later when all
was subdued Moran, an inveterate
joker. said to Tim:
Tim, it's an Internal shame the way
you treated that travelling man."
THE way treated him?" said Don
ahue Indignantly. why, you fellows
were making all the noise"
or course the entire crowd supported
Moran and Tim lost the argum ens.
Finally he said:
well, if didn't treat him right I'm
ready to apologize" and straightway
he went into the hall, beat on the
travelling mans door, walked him and
apologzed.
What the travelling man said can
not be printed.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
Fastening Device for Horses.

Below is illustrated device for
fastening horses securely without the
venience where driver is compelled
to make frequent stops and leave the
animal as much valuable time may be
wasted in tying the horse at every
stop. The arrangement of this fast
ener is such that when the animal
starts forward the reins are wound up
on spindle connected with one of
the wheels, thus pulling the horse
back until the tension is relieved. An
upright supporting frame is secured
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
KITCHENER is sEAUTY-PRooF.
Cannot Be Touched by Wiies Of
Women, II Is Said.


A coronation visitor to London from
South Africa tells an interesting
story. which is going the rounds Of
the clubs, which serves to illustrate
the prevailing impression that Lord
Kitchener is proof against the beauty
and Establishments of all women.
When the new commander arrived
at Cape Town, beautiful Boer spy,
who was suspected of using her fas-
cinations on susceptible officers as a
means of obtaining military intel!i-
gence, tried her wiles on the grim
warrior. She secured an audience
from which. however, she retreatel
presently in great haste and confu-
sion, saying to companion who had
waited outside:
''Tll try any other man, but not
that living deaths head. No wonder
he conquered in Egypt. think he'd
conquer in Hades."
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
leading down to the forward axle. At

Leading down to the forward axle. At
the lower end of the rod is a gear
wheel which meshes in similar
wheel rigidly fixed on the carriage
wheel Instead of being attached di-
rectly to the rod the upper gear wheel
is carried by sliding sleeve, con
trolled by lever within easy reach
from the wagon seat. by means of
which the apparatus is thrown in and
out of gear at will The universal
joint at the upper end of the rod per
mits the device to be brought into use
with the axle in any position. and
backward movement of the horse will
have no effect upon the reins since
the ratchet wheel prevents rotation of
the spindle in that direction. Phillis
Mayotte, of Wells, Mich, is the in
ventor.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
WORLD OF SCIENCE
INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES
OF RECENT DATE.
Device for Fastening Horses, That
Does Away With the Hitching Post
Understanding Machine a valu-
able Labor Saver.
Floor-Scrubbing Machine.

It is no trivial task to scrub the
floor of a large hall or the deck of
vessel with hand scrubbing brushes.
aside from the eXhausting effects of
tnr physical effort and it would be a
commendable act to provide the peo-
pie who are compelled to do this work
with the recently patented floor-scrub-
bing machine shown in the accom-
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
The Boy and His Training.

The boy brought up wholly among
grown-up people has to strain his in.
tellgence up to loftier standard than
that ordained by nature. You may
see that you bring yourself down to
your boys level. but child soon I'M
derstands and resents the fact that
he is being talked down to. This
shakes his confidence in your bona
fides, and this feeling as it increases
gradually estranges him.-Lady.
The new man will have new man.
nor0
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25

FORWARD MoVement Winds Up the
Rein8.
to the floor OF the wagon, carrying
revolving spindle at the top Tho
spindle Is capped by slotted disk to
serve as fastening means for the
reins. while beneath the disk is a
ratchet wheel connecting with a rod
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-25
Height.

10 be changed at will the adjustment
OF the bag is simple matter Will
IAN c. Rastetter Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Is the inventor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

In rearefR da anoehs aatuso inuy poet
cnncurrida por eansa da 10 lluvia qua cag6 dn
Faats In tar1s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
lngreso en- la policfa
PoR oPos1OIoN
(Dsl San Juan Nsw,)

El eneRDo de pclicfa, en- todoG los paisss
e19iiissdogs proportions nnas msnos Eaoles-
bis, espesIalmenss On Las granda eiudadsss y
sseo safdsbs decretarsa lsyes que 80 10 poll
cfa Il llsmada aplicarlas, hacienda de ella
ga tuss, que ha de resolvsP cuando se debe O
mo So debe apliears sneediendo veees qua 81
Retitud depends 90 gran parte del sonorno que
sc le efresGa. Eu Pusrto Rico pasa osro tan
30 ignal tambi4n pero aqIf Ell mayor pslIgro
eonaista ea ID poiftca, en- yes del mas menoB
da dinero con que Gs lie pueda cabRr Ii mano
para que dele impnne las tarnsgreaiones de In
ley.
Por eate motive, ell frgrsso an los cuerpos
de pollcia y bomberos an los Estados nidos ne
hace por OposiCi0n. El sIcslde es iefs nsto de
In poicfa del cnerpo de bomheros, poP virtnd
da su cargo, SO Ie concede ei darecho de ha-
csr los nombramientos para ambos euerpos,
pero sus dssignaciones no pueden ser efaetivsa
hastg que no hRyRn sido aprobadas por In jun
b de Ssgnridsd Ptbics, cuyo dsbsx astricto
es examinar las condolences de los eisgdes.
clasiacAr oil servicio, disPonar el examsn De
los aspiPantss y Fadaetar Ell FsglRmanto per oil
cuAl 50 hRn de rsgiF los etsreicios para ei In
gssso en- al servieio civil. sn los departs men,
t0s de que tratAmos. Todos los ascensos ae
hacen ssgGn Ias aptisndss, y las distincionss
s6io ae podr&n estabieear IN virtrd de eausas
legf.lmss para clio. No sa haeen ismEs NOM
bramientos por re zones poftsas.
Con arregio o. asss afstemA de las opoaieie-
mes, hay bastante garantfa if ID intsnci6n
oil espfFitu de Ia leJ SON obssrvAdos, Sc pondrk
tssminO ssos ese9ndRlos qoe hsasa Ahora han
GREec4erlsAoo II Ii lane1A p0i1nca que domf-
ia en- esos depsrtamsntoa, especialmense sn ei
de le policfs, gus no ttene facultad atguna pa
IN kpliesr las leyas, con exception de 10 qua le
ecnceds cusiquiefa qne ss yea colocAdo de ca
efque en- ell Consistorio, que tisne ls fscultad
do preniAr 8 castfgar los ohciales que hsgan
D no agan el trAbajo en- harmonic con sui
planes plifscos.
FL sissems dc ingrsso en- el Cnsrpo da Po-I
IiefA pCr orosiei6n dalfA rasultados an Puersc.
2ico. E In ruiseuirae In poIfcfa sn poIfsica de-
Do de cOuaideKarse como cansa snAciente para
srdsnar Ia ls"tucion, csrrkndosslss las pucr..
ias pKxs sl rsen gRnche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
PROPAGANDA POLITlcA
MEETING EN- !" JAGUEYESn
(AauAs BUENAs)

El skhado 6ltimo tuvo lugar un espl6ndido
<nsstinTS de nusstro partido en- al barrfo dc
<Jagn syss, jurisdiccioD de Aguaa Basnas.
a pssar de no ser dia fsfiado fee immense
eI ndmero dc los patriotas allf reunidoa, puss
pasabAn de dozcientos, mo deeayo IN solo
momsn.o oil antusiasrno do los eonsecuentss
faderalss de sJsea yss.e
oou bal Rcto 80 hA puesto de rsiievs que
sigua sandO dieho barrio M bxluArts podere-
so al gran pRrtido fsdsrat amsriesno.
En- reprssensaei6a del Comll6 asistaron
los an ges Csi6n Danoniy ctros eninsiAssaH
eorreigionsrios.
Nusstro busn auigo sl j6vsn A'dss, qus
desde nA:e dias 90 ensuentra en- "a lei pnsbiop
eoncurrt6 nj rsfsrids msetipg foe de les qua
inic.6 ell seto exhortando A. los nj feunidos Il
In constitution dsl snbconite del bafro D
orgs nlsaras para In pr6xIma camrsns.
Disputes de proclaim ada ror unanimidAd
10 candidatura aiacsa hixo mao nnevamense de
10 paIAbrs, pronunciando nm huen discuno
lisno De frases patrlofiess, sisndo muy Eplau-
dido.
I'll entusiastA obrsro don Manuel GoYco.
fue ttmhisn mny &plaudido por 50 brilante
ovaei5n. Dom Manuel Colon Bonilla. orador
fogcsD enthusiastic deleit6 6 In coneurrencla
CON ns vibYantes fFesss sigufs adele oil probado
federal don Miguel L6psx. qnian dsmoatr6
buenas cendieiones para ls orAsoria.
q Oarr6 oil act0 CON IN magniAs0 diseuFao el
ssfios AIdea, reftefando todos los eoncurrsntes
muy satiafsehos y ssguroa de que Jssasyes Gs.
| y sefA sismpre nm bsiuarts fnexpugr able de
nuessro partido.
E Sab ComitA de JagHsy syes qusd6 CONS
| titaido por los senorsa siguientss:
Presidents: don Dionisio Medina. Vice
| Presidents, don Liborio Rosas; Sscratario, don
| Carmen Oamacho; Vocalea: don Luis Medina
| DON Agnssin Rosas. don Francisco Perez, don
| Isatai Rosas. don Baaflio GAray.
| Hl Partido Federal de Aguas Bnsnas es
| pera mueho de estes probados fsdsralss-qus
| con tanto entusiasmo aceptaran ios cargos pa
| RI Due Sc le eiigiara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
FEDERALEs EN- BARcELoNETA
Gran meeting de propaganda

assribimos con inhnito placer, porq1a no ss
esa II e0nducta de lA generalidad de nuestros
adversarios polfticos.
Damas
En los bsicOnssa o. los lados y frante al en- que
Sc celshFAbA al &meatings Sc observaban pre-.
ciosoR buquetS de sim p6tfcas seforag y seforftas
para las que Toro FePnkndez primero y Ro-
Or uaa Cabollsro despu6s, tuvisron elevadfsi-
mos conceptos, .rindiendolRs IN merGcido tri'
buto do cordialidad de simpatfas.
Pasado del meeting
Passdo el nsesing los forsstarox-axcep-
ei6n hae "a a los sefaores Larrinsga y Marn-
nes OuinseYc--que mpiime entAbRn unas visi-
tas-fneyon gs!sntsments obseq uiAdcs por nuss
tRo noble adVersaRio don Bonocio Lensa en
distIntos momentos, reinRndo nna fFaserntdsd
II qua oielA fuera etePna i-entre fsdeFales
repubticanos.
La orquesta
La oFquesta que @menix6 ell smeeting,S
IA, ccmpueata por al intsligsnts artsta don
Bias Laguna, uno de los buenos eorSelfgiona-
rios do Arscibo.
La casa de Julia
Los sc fiores Larrinags, Martinez Quinsero
y RodYfgns1 regresAron poP In tRrde San
Juan, nuaasFo respst4hle amigo don Pedro
J uitk ofreci6 una comida hospedeie Tizol,
Florss Toro Fsrnkndes, quienas fueron dig
nsmente atendidos por al sef1r Juli6 sn dis-
tinguidA se1ora dcfia Pesra G&rcfa "a bsila
muy sImpSkicl hiia, Rsf1orita Mercedes julia
Dkvlia.
La famiIia Julik Getuvo defarente = afec
tuosa con nuestros amigos, los euaes CORES
pondan O squsllas defsrsneias squellos
afsctos CON afecto y Rgrsdscimisnto.
BarceIoneta es federal
Daspuss de sss gran acto de propaganda
deeim mos, sin vAcllacionas, que Bareelonsta es
federal. Hay rspublicRnos, pero do buens se-
milIs. Toisrantss, trRnsgen.es, sin los odios
de Cafn;con los tarid sc IN ioB affect ia Abel.
Quiera Dios que nhnea rsesiq usrnos estos
iuieios, que II conducta de nuessFos Rdversa.
rios de BArcelonsta sea ejemplar, para que
esta lucha sea an adslante de prinefp:os. de
dogmas, de doetrinss, no do mtseyias5 de baie.
sas v do cr1msnes sin nomhge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
Bayanon

En LA DENOChACIA que lsOmos fecibido
Aqus hoy. techA 20 de Agoats, 1psrece On las
nobieiAB dc San Juan, urs que hAbla del tuez
do pas de este puabio, sehriendose al asunto
de Dingui. El Autog de Ia noticiA, ha sufrdo
I'M error nj dectr qua In hapza del citado in
divfduo In pres&6 ell seh1r G9gsl, cuRuao In
dieha 6AnTe.fu6 prestada por los sefores dom
Angel OesIero v don GumeFzindo Rivers, por
carts. qus le sscribiera el Eeh1P Palmer 81
serdAd sea conoeidA, me apreaaro q rectifear
In rsferida noticia, para que las eosas quedsn
On 80 IugAr.
~ prop6siso del iues de pas 9Cuando
ser& que este senor enedsntfa casa para Ell
JuygRdo, puas Asts permansse en- doa sovA-
ehAs, que Asf pIedsn llsmArse Los Aposentoa
que oenpA squsl trihunal, . In parts atrAs del
Conststorio? SNo Ia yuma cansid&d prssu-
pnestAds para ess obieto? SPor que no ss
utilisa2 GAraso ell pAblieo Ia de sufrir Las In.
convsniencias que trAe ell estRr sl jusggdo en-
oil sitio q AZ indleAnaos, poR eongenirle Gsf q nm
discriminate nhmsIo de pevRonAaf Sr. Lopez:
Gtrolley,R digo ell iufgado, 6 mn local en- donde
aRnt0 usted como e p6blico puedRn estar con
sntefA independencis; de 10 ccntrarfo. llama
xsmOa la atenci6n Gle quieD corresponds.
Se eneuentr& en- este pueblo al &c nor don
Francisco CGrzeras, prsstigiosc cAho de la po-
liefA fnsular destacRd& en- Areeibo. lQue l6s.
timA que en- sl eitado eusrpo NO hutissen mu-
ehos CRrPerAai
.-Muy sentida ha aldo an esta poblaci6n
muerts del entuaiAatA federal sefIoR Nkser,
eurridA reeienteHnante en- Vega.baja. Los
fedePAlea dc Aquf 3oa asociamos aI doloF que
embargo a L. atribulada familis del fnado.
Oorrespongal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
1000 aImas

El domingo rssro- pr6xInno sc Ilsv6 efec-
10 an Bareslonet& mn gran 1nsetsng fsdsral de
propagsnd1, con nm Auditorlo de mas De 600
RlmAa HAbfA concurreAeiA de Manatf, Ciales
v Arecibo.
Legada de oradoreS
LIS mananA de dicho dia leg&ron por fsrro-
carRil, don TuIio LarrineEa y licenciRdoE don
EEGquiel Marines Quintero, don jose de JssGs
TiEol don jose RodrguaH CsbolIero. de San
Juan: mas don Nepomueeno Flores Toro
Fernkndes, administrator rsdastoT, ,reEpeetl-
yRrnsnte, de este psri6dico.
En- In estaci6n del feFrccarFIl espeFaba una
bunna orquesSa de Arecihor y q Las duIess hAr-
monfAs dc aLA BoridqU{nsD - sc dirgieron los
cradorss, seguidos de an, regular ganifo, aIA
eara Dc nuaatro entusiAsNA correligionario don
Ramon MarGhAn, ,pAsando pordos arcos de triun
foa Ssneillosp modestos, ea cierto, pero homena-
gen elocuentfsimoa de- p1Griotismo, de grAtitud
de Psenerdo. Uno decfAi CLOS brAceros.-A
Mniios RiverA.D Otro: a. Viva el psrkido fsds-
rel ~ 81 Viva Puerto Rico americana -
InVitaci6n y obsequios
va toaou en- In casa del asfor Marchsn, ell
ssldoy LArrinAga se dirigi6 &l p6bico de Bar
eglOustS, congreg&do &l frants Y le invite pa
IN sl GmeatipgD L. una de IL tRrde.
Va antes 80 habfA ohseq uiado o los orado.
ras 50 les di6 un opfparo aImuerxo.
81 meeting
81 meeting rssult6 solemns, Payando 0
gTan AIturA Tlzolito, quien ss reva6 como ora.
dor de DeLo en- peoh0 T1doB loe oradofes Rsci-
blsron palm adas ds &plRusoa manistaciones
mdhesfv1s. En- los discurgos gus no eRben que
ND puaden caber, en- lAa coiumnaa de LA DE-
MoCRACIA, h1bc t6rminOa de amor para el ts.
rguh1, pie de espfriin sn In dsfsnsa del ca
ro ideal y, unas veces, para 81 &dysHsaFio In as
enpitinA de ap6Strofes vIbrRntes y, otrRs, 10
naEnifsstaei6n de In hidslgufa de In bansvo-
lsHeia. No terminArsmos este pkrrafo ain IA.
Ter iusticia los republissnos ds BArcsloneta.
lEBtos durRnts el meeting oyaron In oratoria
federal CON religioso reeOginienso, sin ma pa
IabF& de PRotssts, ain TN rasgo de aobsKbiA re-
)sRImidS, disimufada. AAf se demusssra al
raspsto To- las Rgenaa IDEAS, Rl pensamiento age
no. Eso ss vsFdadsramanta dsmoeF6tico. Eaa
o. vsrdhdsramsnts rapubicano. Nosotros 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
iFOnOgrafos!

Marca <Victoro Ell mejor fabricado i
de VOC mas clara que Sc ha inventado has
Ia hoy, con un buen surtido de escogidaH
piezas de oanto = mdslea.
BE venden Ell Ell Gran Bazaar de Move.
dades de
Gonzalez Padin y Hmno.
San Francisco SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02


de
&c con acueducto
de-
asanss Gel poblado de
de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
Los turbulentos de Cayey

Los turbulentns de Oayey qDa en brsvs
iran al banqnillc ds los eeusAdos por 10 sgrs-
ai6n euntFa ei sicmlde federal de aqual pueblo
DON Pedro Rivera NO ssTGn dGfsndidos por el
ticaaeiado L6pex LAmdY6n, Goni0 aver digimos.
E ssfioT L6pex LandF0n vi cRmino do
PA@l-GsIphic donda pasRr6 ma tsnpDrAdisR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
DE- ADMINISTRATOR

Como le tar tamos anuneisdo, feapAraeark
"a sstoB dias oil enAdro negro = an 81 dos do
nuas.Fos sgentss que NOS han biel&do los
snarsoB que eobFaRon por sascEipei0nas vsnei.
6as.
No sstamos dispusssos o SolerAS abuses
aus, pOr det gracia, 80 Pepiten.
La pacieneia 10 agota.
N. Flores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

E domingo rssro-pr6xirno &c ilsv6 . efec-
10 an Bareel0neta nm gran meeting federal d Q
props anda, con nm Auditorlo de mas de 900
RlmAa. HAbiR concurreAeiA de ManAtf, Olales
" APecfhO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
FHoEGal lSs&a, -

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Para trajes La medical bonto complete surido cami
ngleses fraDceses.
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mos dc los hospitalss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

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sAoado los sef5ores don Rossndo Matienso Gin
iron don Rafael del Vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

El eonisario del barrio do Guaraguaos h.
presst tsdo m rennnciA pcYque contsndo saa
barrto con euftr0efentct eleetores. sclo rudo
eonsegnfr que votsran dchenta.
Evening journal., 1902-11-05
WILL Be
PLACED IN PARK
Park Commission to Select
the Site for the Bayard
Memorial

In all probability the proposed statue Of
the late Thomas f. Bayard will be placed
Ia the park. At meeting OF the Park
Commission yesterday afternoon, Samuel
Bancroft. Jr., stated that the Park Com
mission would probably be asked 10 select
a site
He said he understood that the North
side Association was willing to pay for
the foundation OF the statue II II was
placed somewhere ON the north Of Wash
ngton street bridge. President Canhy
said that he thought it would be very ap-
propriate to have the statue In the park
For years Mr. Bayard had been n useful
member OF the Park Commission. Mr
Bancroft said that IL would probably be a
year or two before the statue would be
ready and I'm the meantime the members
of the commission and the Bayard Me-
mortal Association win probably confer on
location.
The executive committee reported that
the pavilion al the north end of Washing
ton street bridge had been completed. II
also reported that John Adams had been
appointed a park guard 20 succeed VIII
Ham Weldin A report was also made
that the project for rebuilding the Barley
mill dam Tor this winter had been aband.
oncd.
The snccial committee reported that II
had laid before Council the matter OF pun
chasing the Elliott property for park pur-
poses, and in the near future a confer
ence viii be held between the board and
Council regarding the project
The expenses OF the Park Department
during the month were S2S02.62, and the
balance in bank il S22,09i.29