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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
ED. RAyM0
ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT

Edward Raymo was accidentally
shot in the left leg late ast night oy
revolver dropping from his pocket e
the ground.
After shooting at target IN t4e
river bank last night he left for the
circus grounds and forgot to take ri,
revolver home. He placed il in mis-
pocket and when coming from lrc
circus grounds he rode to the dept Ja
a wagon. Arriving there he Jumped
to the ground and the revolver Sss
jerked out of his pocket. When It
struck the ground it exploded the oH
le. striking him in the LETT leg l,t
above the knee A cowboy standiag
near by, picked up the revolver ana
handed it to him and did not dno"
that Mr.. Raymo was Shot, Mr.. Ray
mo turned not saying a WORD ao1
worked his way to DR.. Dezie. $
office. Or. Dezlal probed trr the oui.
lett as soon as Mr.. Raymond arrived
at the office but did not fnd it, - lie
stopped the wound from bleeding aud
when he had dressed the wound ne
drove Mr.. RaymO tuhis home 4t Is
Farwel. ST., and tnan pro0ed again
unsuccessfuilv for the bullet. II NJ,
RaymO is well enough today the doc
tor will prob again for the bullet
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

James Grannels, while attempting
TO board the Pawnee Bill Wild West
show train for St. Adams as it was
passing the Granite street crossing,
at about l.l5 this morning, fell be
Heen the cars and received injuries
which caused his death a few hours
later at the Barre Emergency hos
pital.
His left leg was 50 badly crushed
above the knee thaG it had to be al
putated. He survived this operation
all right, but died before his arm
could be taken care Of, His left arm
vas all but cut off near his shoulder
and tnis was the injury that cause {
his death.
The train was just leaving the sta
ton when Grannels attempted tt
board it. He evidently fell b4tweel
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
PAWNEE BILL
GIVES A
GOOD SHOW

Pawnee Bills Wild West show which
was yesterday a vivid reality is now
only dream as far as the city is
concerned. Two large audiences num-
bering several thousand people each
witnessed the performance of this
show and all were we'll pleased as it
was decided novelty and entirely
different from anything ever before
seen here.
As announced the performance con-
sisted mainly OF representations Of
life in the far west. The feats of
horsemanship were simply marvellous
and astonished everybody. The act OF
the cowboys riding al full speed and
picking up ha -dkerchiefs from the
ground was one Of the most pleasing
as we'll as one Of the most startling
acts done. The CoSsacks also delight
ed everybody with their spirited rid
ins. The act'of the Arab aCrobats was
alone we'll worth the price Of admis-
sion.
The attack on the overland mail and
the attack on the lone settlers cabin
by the Indians and the rescue by the
cowboys was very realistic and excit-
ing. They were carried out fully, as
they have been faithfully described in
many dime novels.
Perhaps as pleasing an act as was
performed by any one was the exhibi
tlon OF twirling lasso by a Texas
cowboy, The exhibition Of throwing
the lasso was very fair indeed. The
lesson in western Justice, as exemplif-
ed by the speedy capture and death OF
the horse thief was very we'll doae in
deed. The illustration Of the old pony
express was good chance for the
cowboys to show off their reckless
style OF riding which seemed to delight
all Taken as a whole the show was
very sati factory, bul the reason that
it was SO lay in the fact that it was
entirely novel.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

This is my busy day." Judge Fay
is understood to have remarked this
morning, mopping the sweat from his
brow as he finished "Sugaring of"
the result Of the catch made by the
police drag net yesterday. Taken all
In all it was the busiest day in the
city court that there has been for a
long time. In all total of II cases
were before the court as the result OF
''circus day" The police free Of
Barre may be small in numbers, but
it is very effective.
About midnight Judge Fay was
pulled out of bed to come to the city
hall and try Charles Mitchell, master
OF transportation for the Pawnee Bill
show, who had been arrested for a
breach Of the peace, he having struck
man on the head with piece OF iron
cutting a bad wound In the mans
head Mitchell was found guilty and
fined $40 with costs Of 1929, which
he paid this morning, after spending
the night in the lookup, He claimed
that the act was done in self defense,
as he had been attacked by three OF
his men.
Officer Gauthier arrested Fred E..
Burgen for drunknness. He pleaded
guilty this morning and was fined S5
with costs Of $8.42.
Chief Brown arrested Frank S.
Cochran for the same offence and he
WAS fined the same.
Officer Gauthier arrested G. b
Jones of Essex Junction for the same
offence and he was tinec S. with costs
of $3.50 Grand Juror A. A. Sar
gent prosecuted the case.
Constable A. c. Shepard of Berlin
and Deputy Sheriff H D. Camp visited
the lunch room of w. j. Hyland II
the Commercial House and found q
half barrel of beer. Hyland was
brought before Judge Fay on two
complaints OF States Attorney Hoa1
for selling and keeping Intoxicating
liquor for sale. He pleaded not guilty
and bis cases were continued unit
July "a, he being held in $3.50 bal
with Arthur Fl Buzzell as the surety
Lest the police should boast how
quiet the day was yesterday foul
drunken men from Orange engaged ir
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
Yesterday Positively The Worst Ever
Known in Barre
CITY JUDGE FAY
Has Il Gases Before Him Todav The Lock Up
Full Last Night

fierce row on South Main street
about o'clock near the residence OF
Mrs. Aurora Robinson with the result
that Chief Of Police Brown landed all
four in the station house where they
made the air blue with profanity and
the like all the afternoon.
As near as can be learned James and
viii Rogers, the latter only recently
having been released from the state
prison at Windsor, met F. E. and T.
j. Sinonds in front of Mrs Robin
sons house and picked first class
row. With them. About the time the
police were notified that something
was wrong they we're engaged 10
I pounding one Of the Simonds men in a
brutal manner.
Chief Brown was notified that there
was trouble and on going there was
Just in time to catch them at it. He
took the two Rogers boys into custody
and sent them to the station house
In c1arge Of Tom Gibbons and with
the assistance Of two other officers,
VIII happened along from the trotting
park, brought the others there. All
Il he party were fighting drunk and
all we're very unreasonable.
When their cases were called in the
Cit court this morning City Attorney
Wshart prosecuted and Geo. T. Swa-
sey defended.
". M. Rogers pleaded guilty to a
braach Of the peace and was fined $40
! with CO ,ts OF SO Al. He paid.
James Rogers pleaded guilty tc
Drunkenness and was fined $5 with
costs Of S7.29. He also pleaded
guilty to breach of the peace and
was flnel $40 with costs of 50 At.
Frank Simonds pleaded guilty to a
breach If the peace and was fined 5;
with costs of S9.47. His son, T. J
timonds was treated the same for the
same otfense and pleaded not guilty tt
a breach OF the peace and his case was
continued until Aug. s.
\ Taken all in all yesterday vas the
worst day Barre has ever seen. Las
might the police had seven men in the
live cells at the police station ant
could have easily doubled the number
Ilt there had been accommodations 70,
Ithem.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
JAMES GRANNELS MEETS
A HORRIBLE DEATH

,two.of the cars and was rolled out of
The way.
After the train had left Section
Boss j P. Murphy discovered the
body. He lmmedi ately notified Henry
Premier and the injured man was i'm
mediately taken to the hospital.
Grannels died at 430 o'clock this
morning after having recovered CON
sciousneSs after the operation.
Grannels was 32 years OF age, sin
gle, and CAME from Eergennes He
leaves a mother, NJ S. Margaret Gran
nels, and brother, William. at
Manchester, N. II.
His body will proba bly, be taken to
Nergennes for burial lie had joiued
the snow chat day. The deceased
had worked for II, e. Cutler as stable.
man.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
The KING
LEAVES FOR
PORTSMOUTH

London, July 15.- The King left
Victoria station for Portsmouth where
be will board the royal Yacht Victoria
at 55 this morning. The time Of
departure was kept secret. At II
the station was cleared and the King
was brought in large two horse
closed ambulance. Big scarlet screens
were placed between the ambulance
and train so that nobody except the
doctors and immediate attendants saw
his majesty as he was carried on a
fat couch into the railway carriage.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
A HEBREW HONORED

General OtlJlenghi, who for some
time has been one of the twelve high
army commanders in Italy, has been
elected to the highest post in the SER
vice, that Of grand commander Of the
army in war, The appointment Is the
more significant since it aaS 0een
made On the direct initiati.a If tnL
King, who himself when crown prince
spent 4 large DUrtlOn # his military
career under Gen. Otro,enghi S riders
1t is one proof the more mat Italy.
the monarchy, AS 1istlhct fr II the
church, is free from anti-semiCl-
and Ter Jewish >ubjec!s stand hisn IN
the favor Of the Ktus.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
hon. A.J.BALF0uR
Nov Premier Of The
United Kingdom
WORKING MEN
10 Be Stockholders In Large
ShipbuI|ding Firm

London, July 15.-Great Britain
has q new prime minister, the Earl
of Salisbury, the prime minister, laid
down the responsibility Of his renown-
ed Office July Il and received the
commendation Of his sovereign
Within twenty.four hours his majes.
ty elevated A. J. Balfour, the govern.
ment's chief representative in the
House of Commons, to the position OF
premier.
The annual cricket match between
elevens representing!Eton and Harrow v
began at Lords grounds Saturday.
Threatening weather prevailed and
the attendance when play began was
comparatively p)or. But the stand S
and marque IS gradually filled up and
coaches began to arrive until at lunch
'eon there was the customary strong
muster Of society women, all in their
gayest dresses, constituting bewild-
.ering display of color. Eton won
the toss and went t. the wicket, but
their stay was signally short. BY
luncheon time they were all out for
~ runs Harrow played strong
game and tctaled "a runs in their
first innings.
Sir Christopher Furness, the ship
owner and shipbuider, presiding TO-
day at the annual meeting OF Furness,
Witty, & Co. of West Hartlepool, an
nounced that the directors had de-
.cided to increase the ordinary share
capital by 100000 Sir Christopher
added that with the view OF including
the firms workmen to take shares he
Ras personally prepared to advance
the wOrkmen the amount required to
become shar, holders at 81 per cent
Interest.
A hundred tn Jusald Orangemen
participated at Belfast Saturday in
their annual celebration The entire
police force was On duty AMI the mill
tary were confined to their barracks.
But the proceedings up 10 the time
this despatch was filed we're peaceful
The ret3ra Ell assertion that the
Cunard line has been absorbed oy the
Morgan shipping combine is as un-
founded as the prev 'u' reports of the
same tenor. Ng iatlOns in other
quarters, as previously set forth in
these dispatches are sill pending.
The United S att, odttleshlp, Hi.
nOis, flagship Of Il tr \ 1mlra CROWN
shield, comDI1llicf II the European
station, aud the Uulted States cruiser
San Francisco have sailed from Grave
send for Cnri>lia d, Norway.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
HARRY DEAN
The SQUEAlER
IS DEAD

Mddlebury, July Harry F
Dean who figured SO conspicuously in
the recent hote' muddle here, died at
his ht me ia Cornwall Sunday from the
effects OF an overdose Of morphine.
In his early years he was prominent
MerinO Sheec bree der
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
Didn't Know Her.

What has become of Miss Blank
who was always such a favorite ir
your setf'
Her father failed some weeks ago
and all they had was sold at auction. "
Poor thing"
And ROW they have to live in lit
tie house in the suburbs"
"What a change. How she must feel
itr'
"Yes. She is 50 much changed that
even her best friends would not recoy-
nize her met her in the street to-
day and did not know her at all, poor
thing
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
VENICE WILL
REBUILD
The TOWER

Venice July Is Venice alone has
already subscribed million lire for
the immediate recOnstructon OF the
bell tower Of St. Marks cathedral
1t is believed the government will
give another million which added to
the contributions throughout Italy
will insure the reconstruction Of the
ediite in all its glory.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

your advertisement in the TELsg.
5RAM is read by about 1900 sub
.cribers every cay. Add to this tht
members Of their families and you ses
you are placing your business before
5000 people IN this vicinity every
'aN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

Gottlieb Schneler-l hear you hat
a new bicycle got. Do you get much
on it?
Louie piltZheimer--l hat nefter had
it to a pawnsAop alreatty. y.-Columbus
(OJ State Journal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
NOTICE

On Saturday night there was lost
a long pocket book on Granite St.con-
tanning sum # money and some val
liable papers. Tue finder viii be
given liberal percentage Of the
money in The pocket bo k if ne will
return 1t 20 this Office. So 81
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15


She-lsn't that beautiful parrot?
He-Well, like the cage better than
do the parrot.
"Pshaw! The cage can't talk"
That's the reason | like it."-Yon
kerS Statesman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
VERMONT PENSIONS,

Washington, July l5,-Increase
John Cabinaugh, North Troy SIS
Frances Shambo, dead, Montpelier
So; widows, Mary Shambo, Mont
peller sS: Adelia Ladam. Brandon, IS
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
pAUNCEFoTE MEMORIAL

London July Is A memorial for
the late Lord Pau cetote was held at
the royal chapel tJday. a large
MI nber Of notables were present.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

The TELEGRAM Is the paper ~
,.Iacs your want, for sale or to req
advertisement in, as you get quta
esulY Have you tried 1t =
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

Moonlight excursion. See adv. G
page 3.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

< Moonlight eXcur>i ~ Soc adv. on
sage 3
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

Moonlight excursion. : e AGv 10
page 3
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15

The United S att, odtteship, Hi.
nois, flagship Of Il tr a lmlra CROWN
Shield, comDl1uIcf II the European
station, aud the Ullted States cruiser
San Francisco have sailed from Grave
send for Cnri,lia d, Norway.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
E:.cos de la isla
Notas de nuestros corresponsales
L.ARES

-DespuSs de oa*orce dias de lluvia ceS6 el
II hacsndo uno muy busno presentandose
la luna. Los camiros sigden en- regular eata-
do, aunque el sgaa Ia hscho algunos baches.
Sc hs recibico en- esta focalfdad con sa.
ti.faccf6n Ia noticIa del <S2n Juan NeWsS, re-
ferente . Ia inversion de los sesesta cLnco
mil dollars en- ID carretera de San Sebastian
Lares.
-Ha obtenido el tftulo de professor gra-
duado, ell estudiosc, joven Ui0nisio Velez Con
ssIea. que desempens Ia aseuela rural de GPi-
IstasS de este Dtstrito Municipal, quedando
suspense en- ell examsn el toven Antonio Rodas
---GontinGan In tuventud ninos asistiendo
eon rnucha pnntuaiidad las ascuelas. Eo ell
ccleSto protestanse Sc praparan vArios a'um'
nos para e4amtnarse en- el mss de Junio VENT
daro.
--U sbido los fsstej 70 q1s So cslebrsn en-
eli Immediate pueblo de- San Ssbastikn, dedca-
dos al Santo Patrono; 80 han trasladado df-
clio Dunto muchoa vecin0S para diafrutaF de
los regocios pdblicos.
--Uurante ell plazo que hs estado expuesta
al pdblico Ia cuenta municipal corresPondien-
to al segundo trfmestre, no sc ha pfesentado o
reclamation alQuna contra dich1 documento
LDos fngfesos que ha tenido al municipio
duranta los sells meaes del presupuesto en CUR
so, segdn hsn.os obesrvado en- las cuentas, son
como sigue:
For matFfcuIRs de gAnaQos sesenta sells
dollars vefnte centavos.
Fer puastcs de la plaza corral de eaha.
llsrizas, setenta y tres dollars cinco centaVos.
P0r deFechos s03re pues6os de caFne ma
tadsro, trescientos Ocho dollars setenta y cin-
co centRvos.
Por guias para Ta condusi6n de ganados,
doee paaos IS centavos.
For espect6culos p6olicos, nuevs dollars
cinenenta centavog.
Por impuastos 10 vendeaores ambulantss,
cincuentA dollars.
Por multas, vsinte y oeho dollars oehenta
y elcho centavos.
CaRCelais de amin ales, once dollars.
Por consumo da lieores taoacO dos mil
euitroeiantos setenth y dos dollars, traes cen
tavos.
Por cuenta de 10 psndieuts de ejercicios
cesTad0s, cuatro mill ochocientos novanta
dot dollars treinta :uatro cantavos.
Pof licsneas do Armas domicflfo, veinte
y aeis dollars.
por oil m msdio por cisnto soBre todas las
rig uezaa del Serminu municipal, dos mil sols
eislntos noventa doIlars, ochenta centavos. 81
han pagado los refsridoa seis mases por
atsnciones, siete nall trescientos nOventa
cutro dollars, currents y don centavos. e.
lsnes sn GAIA. disponiols en Haero, tres mil
quinisntos noventa caatro dollars, sesanth
cuatro eentsvos.
-Sa h. reeIbid0 eu esta ciuaad un nuGvo
diaifio tItusado eEl ANuila lie Paarso Hico
-Duranta los diAs IL al "a del actual 50
lIevarGn efscto vsifos festeios pdblfcos, ha
pisndo cissuIadO 81 cGSEssponalents pEograma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Russia E INGLATER EZRA
sEAPREsTAN A uNA LUCIA

Sc asAgura qua InglateFRa Buaia Sc estAn
prepssendo para peieaF'
El ruinor dc hA extenaidG corF0 por todos
les cfreuIca polisicos.
La sctuAi cansA de esos DreparASivos son
dfgR ustes hAbIdos pcr ID tntrution da amnAs
- sssrTeez deI terrftorio de AfghsnisSR qdrr el
euaI IA uiermaeo Enueho por raton de esas In
krtgss politie&s.
@4S T.t@ tnrritnrfo com uesta yA solamanta
~ 80. lFaraabar Hsrat, hE8ne una pobIa
!s ne " a,,.eo r1iIIonas. " Sc han preocupado
slOn ~ ~. nraseneiones exssriofss por sas con-
Mnuadas guerrGs civiest 80. IL,
"a" e. Ia a 9Snnos . ne Sc haSeE t@m0lsn Il&~
90 SO, a. axtfemos beIieosos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

expusieron sus vIdas en- el fuego DEL pardue de
Artillerfa de essa ciudad En- dicho grupo A.
gura tambien nuestro amigo don Rafael Rivera
Esbr
So suplics los suscrtorss de La DEMO
CRACIA que esten en- descubierto con esta agen-
ella de Ponce, recoiau los recibos pendIentes de
pago
Sshscen grandes pFeparatfvos para ell gran
Gmeeting1 que ceIebrAr6 ell Club Federal do
esta ciudad en- los primeros dias del entrante
mes.
EI domingo So haiar& en ell parque de BON.
bsros. 81 para ese dfa han terminado las rena-
Faciones de dcho edidsio.
La nusva casa scmercial ssta ablecida en- Ia
Marina de esta cindad, So llama Dasi Herd
man, y ho Davis, como nos hizo decir oil calls
tA.
Para asistir . los bales que SO veriAqueu
On 81 Parq1s ds boniberos, Sc e1igirk Ia invi-
Sc prohtbe la sntrads en- ell salon, duranse
81 bale de nifiog, las nifsrAs.
La DEMooHAdtA Sc ssnde en- 10 TAbaqus-
ria de S0ltero.
81 todos susos dias Sc la visto muv con
earrido eli bonito 0stAbleclmiento La 1ndestrSd
GeL PGts, que ostentA en- sus elegantas apara-
dorss todos los etsctos para cabaIeros en- los
ramos de sastrsrfs, camserfa sombrsrsrfa
asf cemo innnidad de artfculos de superior CO.
lldad y preclos sin competencia. p.
Algunas pers0nas sintieron el viernes. {
In cuatrG media de la tarde, un tembIer de
sierra da escasa duraci6n.
50 advlerts que aI bale de m6scarass SOLO
podr6n asistlr Goa dIsfr6z, las seeoras v sef1o-
risas. Habr& ana comisi0n de madrinas para
prActiear ell reconocimianto
IL ell bArrto Anon una nifa mordi6 utra
produci6ndole una herida de relativa grave.
dad.
MordsF 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
ON CE
NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

III iueve5 pof Ia nochs 50 ReHnlsFon el
Casino los senorss que formen las Comisiones
iterarias y artfstica, y tratardn 10 organiza-
ci6n de In primsrA fiesta do car6ster artfstico.
III vlsrnes lego G casa cludad & las II y
media do 10 rnanAna, 81 cOrreo de San Juan.
La serenata son que SO psnsaba fsssejar
Al oafor Alcalde, fus snspeadida.
DichA maniseStacI6n estaba anu nsf&dA pa.
70 Ia noGhs del jnsvea tino.
El nAnsro 95 de CThs Puerto Rico Hsrald1
lego el vlarnes, repartiendoss Algo t@rde por
habsrse rstrasAdo aIgunas horss Ell sorrOo de
san Juan.
La Ciom pa6fA de Opera qua SC ssperaba 81
ssta eiudad, aun psrmanssS en- MAjfcos de
AlIf 80 afaslSdsfS & Ia Hsbans, de donds vsn4
dFA oenpar nusGtro tsatro.
HasDA al dir de hoy Gs han s1pendldo Il i47
sArstAs y 7oS AntttAcss 81 OIL BaEAr Ossro.
Sc ha ahlisdo 81 partldo federal don Adrian
Rsdriguss Pores.
EI jussss Sc ridi6 nueVsmsnte psrmis6 al
AicalAe psrs la unanitss sstacitn pfblica, y dicha
kutoridsd no 10 concedf6; tslaG Grad6se al go
bsrnSdols Ssbe contest6 que le manitsstAran
los moaiV,os por que so nsgaba ell permiso.
81 yiernss SO tslsgra66 pof tereera vsz al
Gobernador, dleiGndee cdus In maniEAstaci6n
no era p0lftlca nj raligtoss: due ell pueblo In
dignsde guerra protestar pdhlie&msnte contra
Ia inmoralldsd administrativa9; aEadiendo
Que Ell Alc&lds sontinuabA neg8ndo el parmtso
con oVasAVas, por 10 qua solicitabAn autorixa-
6i6n diFsetAms snte del GobeEnador.
Exfste gran aIArma en- asta Cludad con mo-
ttvo de hAheFss dsscubisrto una cantldad de
pesstas falsAs.
Va sat6 fnncionando perfaGesments la ia
hons de nusstro amigo don Jose Pima, CARA
limpiAr separar oil arro3 del pafs.
Eutra los grabados cue tpas eThs Puerto
Elso HsrAldS, dgura la fotograffa de los hom-
haros qua en- In nCche del 2Sde Ensro de 1890
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
zlPATER|A Y TALAOARTED|A

ni gus suscriba ofrece aus serTlcics dc
amoes ramos, ealle de &Ruiz Belvis$ al lado
del sstsolscln iento La Borfn oueu1 de Ion Sc
n1res Targas &c ca, adem6s un gran smfsido
dc sapatos v efectos de monturas ccchss.
Caguass 2ti de Novlembre de ie01.
Grisk0hal CeA6aas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

rroveer & las necegidades del trknsito pdblico,
Sc estabiecf6 un pusnte de 10 adera, que nd rsu-
ne las buenas condolences que son de esperRrsa
para la mayor seguridad del vladants
Por 10 que hse0 sl curse del RIO, ests. des-
vikndose, Sc Introduce paulAtinamente en- ta-
rrenos extrafios sa cauoe, de tai nanera, que
sl no SO atieude 6 esa desviact6n, eausafa
grandas psrjuicies u Ia earretsra las pro-
pfedades vecinas y 0casionarA mas tarde one
rOsos 3ispsndios ai Gesoro Pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
Petici6n del AICaIde
de Coguas
A la Oanlara Legislative

b slGalds de Caguas ha slevade una tna.
tAnsiA & In C&mera Legislative. para que asou-
signs en- los presupuestos generates de Ia isia
an ere Tito especial & hn de Peh acsr oil uuauae
sobre oil rfl &C Igi tas,1 an In cayratera can-
tral, para regular el curso dal ciaado rfo
III eis'6n del ocho de Agosso-1s99 -iarri-
Do 81 pnsnss qas oxlstia en 90 ael sIso, para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25
layuya

n visrnss lleS6 d este po6laio, ptocadsn
"a do Oisles. el iuvasRlga 1oE de sntas IrearnAs
Mr. Jshn B. Start.
-Eaeron detanlaos an eli CnaytaI ds In
pclefa fnsnar i1s inlividuos Aorah ain q ,nga
leE Fidel vaEquAz por astar ueIaanao. al
yignes, machetaao limpi0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-25

esos preparativos SO Rtribuysn los emps1
dos da le Gran BresaGa en- conclutf In contianda
sud africAna,