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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
More of the Lexington Fire.

A correspondent writing from Licking
ton during the progress of the fire
Thursday night gives some additional
details in a graphic description as fol-
lows:
AT this hour, IL p. M, the whole town
is in terrible state of excitement. Fire
has broken out in Dorsett q Brindle' S
livery stable and it seems now that a
large portion of the business part of the
town must go. The people are working
with all their might, but with the poor
means at hand to fight the furious flames
-buckets-there is no telling where the
fire will stop. From the stable it has
leaped across the street and now a dwell
ing occupied by Mr.. Harvey, is burning
how the Methodist church has caught and
several barns and out buildings.
The whole town must go, was cried
out by the multitude of excited people
who had gathered and it did seem that
all must be lost. But at this juncture
the wind, which had been blowing a lit
tie, calmed and the fire was soon under
control. The cinders-some as large as a
dinner plate-rose to a considerable
height and filled the whole atmosphere
above, making a grand pyrotechnic dis
play, but frightful in the extreme. At
1890 the fire was under control.
SAT this hour, 2:30 a. M, all is quiet,
and no danger of a spread of the flames
is feared"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
A Days Events in Goldsboro.
Especial to News and Observer

Goldsboro, N. c., Aug. 8.-Mr. ]. NJ.
Hollowell, who has filled the position of
cashier at the National bank in this
city for the past four years, has resigned
that position to take effect on the Goth
of this month. He resigns because of
failing oversight. His successor has not
yet been named.
Col. JOS e. Robinson left today for
Pikeville to meet and confer with the
committee appointed to adjust the no
fence controversy, which is being waged
in Great Swamp. township, of this ,couaty.
There is much feeling over the matter in
that township and it will be difficult to
adjust the question satisfactorily
There was one hundred and seventy
five thousand pounds of tobacco sold on
the warehouse floors of TINS market to-
day, which is the largest break since last
Friday, when there was nearly half mil
lion. The prices are holding up well and
the farmers are happy.
Senator F. NJ. Simmons arrived on the
train from Raleigh at noon and was the
guest at dinner of Mrs. Ida G. Humphrey
on William street, where his daughter,
Miss Eliza is visiting.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
ODD FELLOWS ENcAMPMENT.
Election of Officers. Ride Down the Neuse'
Close of Encampment
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial TO News and Observer
New Bern, N. c., Aug. S.-The Odd Eel
lows annual encampment closed tonight
at II O'Clock. There were about nifty
members in attendance, and they report
grand meeting as well as the llperal
hospitality of the New Bern brothers.
Every Odd Fellow expresses his desire
to come back to the City of Elms. Some
of the brothers left for their homes,
others will take a surf bath at the beach
in Morehead city before returning.
On Wednesday afternoon delightful
ride down the Neuse was given to the
visiting brothers, and mobile rae
around the city, which was concluded by
spin up the National avenue.
At the evening session the degree team
Of the Calumet encampment gave an eX-
hibiton of the first two degrees. After
the degree work and appointment of COM
mittees came the election of officers. The
following were elected:
Grand Patriarch, l.. l.. Boon, of Will
mington; Grand High Priest, A. f. Hall,
of Winston Salem; Grand Senior Warden
w. H. Weatherly, of Elizabeth City;
Grand Scribe, j. T. King. of Wilmington;
Grand Treasurer, Wesley W. MANS, OF
Elizabeth City Grand Junior Warden,
l.. w. Jeannett, of Asheville; Grand
Representative, Geo. Green, of New Bern;
Grand Marshal, d. w. Woodhouse, Of
Poplar Branch Grand Inside Sentinel, G..
E. Frick of Charlotte; Grand Outside
Sentinel j. B. Dawson, of New Bern.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
The North Carolina Hot
Springs.
Mountain Park Hotel,
Greensboro, N, G.
HOT SPRINGS, N. G.

New ownership, new management,
house entirely made over, thoroughly
modern and in every way desirable.
New ana modern bath house, new casino
for rainy day amusements. Do you suf-
fer with Rheumatism, Govt, Sciatica,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness and Indiges-
ton? For these and ouch troubles our
Hot Mineral Waters and baths are I'M
surpassed in the world. In the Great
Smoky Mountains, grand scenery, de-
lightfuI climate, 100 acres of beautiful
pax. magnificent Golf Links, Horse
hack Riding. Mountain Climbing. Bow
ling, Tennis, Croqueting and Ping Pong
ing. No more delightful summer resort
in the world. Illustrated Booklet. Write
US. HOWELL COBB, Prop'r.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
STILL FURTHER PROOF
Where Doctors Fail to Cure WOman's
Ills, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Succeeds.
Mrs Pauline Judson Secretary Schermerhorn Golf Club,
Brooklyn N. Y, Writes On This Subject
A woman best understands a woman's ills.

A best understands a woman 'sil
in which
by
without
relief their eventually they have been
Just think how Mrs months without success and
quickly by PinxhamS Vegetable Com
pound and Sanative Wash.
doubt Lydia
Vegetable
such
Any female Ills painful
situation bearing
trouble e. Pnkham's Veg
etable
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
Negro Shot Near Scotland Neck
Especial to News and Observer

Scotland Neck, N. c., Aug. S.-Wednes-
day night there arose some trouble be-
tween Mr.. w. A. Dortch, a tobacco farm
er, few miles from town, and some
colored laborers. Yesterday morning it
was renewed in some way and Mr.. Chas.
Van Landingham, who was farming with
Mr.. Dortch. shot a colored man named
Jim Thomas, who has since died from
the wound. At this writing there has
been no inquest. Van Landingham said
he shot in self defense as the colored
man was drawing pistol on him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
Reunion of Veterans at Windsor
Especial to News and Observer !

Especial to News and Observer
Windsor, c., Aug. S.-Yesterday was
a gala day for Windsor, the occasion be-
ing the reunion of the old Confederate
veterans of the county. In the absence
of any special orator for the day Messrs.
j. H. Etheridge and Alex. Lassiter filled
that part of the program finely. There
were three thousand visitors present. The
day was beautiful, and the crowd the
best behaved that ever assembled here.
Altogether the occasion was one of rare
enjoyment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09

"DEAR Mrs PIAM:-Soon after my marriage two years
found myself in pain The doctor said womb turned
considerable He
for months when husband became impatient because
instead of better and speaking the druggist he advised
him to get Lydia r. Pnas Vegetable Compound and sanatve
How wish had taken that first; it would have saved
weeks of suffering 1t took three long months restore but
happy relief and we are both most grateful to Your Compound
has brought home and health to MRs Pauline JUDI
SON. IL IOyt St, Brooklyn n. Y.
would this statement that would time
and much sickness they would Lydia e. Pnhham Vege-
table might well understood first
medicine it, druggists
substitute will satisfactory. to-day; wait
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09

Bread cast upon the waters comes
back to you very stale.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
Mrs. Mamie Jones Out of Jail.
Especial to News and Observer

Greensboro N. c., Aug. S.-Mrs Mamie
Jones, the Danville woman who has been
in Jail here several days for clipping ia
Greensboro with Nick Carter, her unlaw-
full husband, was released from Jail to-
day Her brother-in-law, a farmer near
Danville, came over and fixed her bond.
The couple will leave for Danville to-
night.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
NOTICE.

Having sold out my picture and art
store. and wishing to close up all my
outstanding accounts, request all par
ties owing accounts to CARL at Watson'C
Photograph Gallery and settle same. Z
am obliged to the public for past pat
ronage for twenty years.
3. A. HATsoNs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR MA
LARA

Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply Iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Prico soc. tf-eod
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-09
sTocKHoLpER,s MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockhoId-
ers of the News and Observer Publishing
Company will be held at the office of the
company in Raleigh on August 11th, at
6 o'clock q. IN.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
President.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

esclavosl 81 quer6is 10 primero es de
gran necesidad que aprendais mirar y
cOnOcer los hOmbres, pues pOr 10 regular
Sc presentan disfrazadOs para llevar al
pueblo donde quieren y no donde ell pue-
bio quiere.
yean senores 10 que acontece en- 6s-
tie Manati
Sc aprOximan las elecciones para
elegir los representante del pueblo en-
ell Ayuntamient) y las huestes de don
Yiyo Sc lanzan al campo no hacer
prOpagandas solo a favor de el, sinO en-
contra de personalidades respetables del
partido republican,, botandoles su hon
IA polltlca porque Sc Green que est0s le
disputan ell puesto que ocupa y en- ell que
piensa ser reelegido.
Obi, pueblo, piensa bien 10 que ha-
ces. Mira que del taeto one tengas para
elegir los hombres que te han de re
presentar dependen mejoras en- Ell porye-
mir.
Tres amos hace que nuestro alcaIde
actual desempena ese puesto
STendra la bOndad de decirnOs este
senior cuantas mejoras ha introducido
durante sn Administrations ilNingunan
FL ornate publico desatendido: los arti
culos de pfimera necesidad encarecidos;
los indigentes de Florida y BarcelOneta
tienen que andar dos leguas mas para
venir buscar las medicinas este pue-
bio habiendo botica en- Barceloneta dom
de despacharselas pueden a estos infe'
Ices. sQue middleton pesa sobre esos
desgraciados9 sQue delitO cometieron pa.
ra que aSi Sc les trate3 SSera ell delitO
de cOnveRiencia del b0tfcariO2
Desde ell ano "a hay en- GAIA dos mil
pesos prOFinciales para un hospital; su
pOngO estarau bien cOlocadOs fin de
aumentar ell capital del indijente que en-
los pueblOBs scivilizadOs consiste en- tener
casa Y CANA por 10 menOs donde des'
cansar los ultimos diaS de una existen'
cia amarga.
iMeutira parece que veamos cada
pasO un ser humane arrastrandose por
las GALES como una culebra, o una infe'
liz mujer desmayada por falta de alimen'
to- sin que nu9stra autoridad haya he
chO NADIA pOr esos desgraciadosi
No, pueblo. Despierta del profun-
do sueno en- que te hallas. Mira que Sc
levanta el badajo que hara vibrar la
campanat cuyo s0nidO indicara que Sc
aproxima tn redencion. Trabaja pOr
derribar el pedestal a los que miran con
indiferencia tus necesidades, y espera
que ell tr1unfO del hombre que te repre-
sente te pOnga en- condolences de ser
humane y generoso.
Jose Reyes, Gabriel Roig, Nicolas
Santana, E. Ramos, Juan PUG, Jose Cor
t8s, Carrnelo Sanchez, Vicente Caballero.
Manati, l6 &c Stbre. de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
EL PADRE PIMA

Cnn gran saniiulisnto hames sabido qas
al sirtaoso saesrdots de CrguRs don Pkscual
Pima Ia aldo trasladado Arseibo.
En osguaa 50 lie quisre. por 81 car6eter
arnabie conciliAd0r, por 81 inteigsncia y
uOr eI carlflo que demostr6 siempre n ssta PEI
blacidn.
III padre Pima, gln tsner hoy sueldo Rfgu-
no, h empleado sus escasos recursos On rs for
mar y componar la fglesia do safa cindan,
pnnikndoia pis0 nuevo, hacienda trAer nrla
eampans de que eataba muy neeesttsda In
ieiesIa. Uitimamenss trsi, para In islesia
una tmagen cue encarg6 expTssamsnts Bar
ceIona. oue ls cost6 eisnto efneneats dollars.
El sentimianto qns In notcia de sn mar
cha ha esuaA1o an todos los faigresss pusds
,nsdfrss por oil heehn do hRher pussto IL Aso-
0Iacf6u de Cat6.fcos talegramaa aI 00ispo ia'
,,licEnfoie dele Elm tfeet0 ditho tYasiadc.
EosotroH ao Isrnentarnos tamhien, pues On
III Padre Pins veiAmos no aolo sl sacsr1Dte
vIrsnoao y ennplidoR dc sus dsheres. sfro Vi
ami 20 Isal y aineeRu
TslieitamIos Areeibo poT IL busna sdaui
.lrlSn qua haes. dsseanGo 81 PAdYe Pima ti,ds
gensru do paaiaskfflfnss en 80 nuavA rsaidsn
cik,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

80 es va en- los pueblos federal@ @s
dOnde los repUbli6anos no lOgran levah
tar cabeza; sinO que en- las poblacib-
mes que consideration bauartes suyOE,
como Ponce. MaIaguez, San Juan, YAH
60 Yanati, es tain honda la division en-
tire ellos, que puede aGrmarse que la
desmorOnaci6n del partidO repub]icaho
es un lechO.
En- San Jtlal, sus prohOmbres ho
marchan de acuerdO; y en- cuanto al eEe-
mentO popular, sDlO les quedan las tTr-
has mauleOnicaS.
En- Ponce, mas de cuatro mil eldc-
torres republicanbs Sc alejan del Dirdc-
toriO del cOmite que aquel fOrmara air
bitraTiamente.
En- YaucO la gran mayOrfa sigue Ial
respectable doctor Pasarell 'en su eyOlu-
ci0n uniOnista.
En- Mayagu@z, los unicOs republic Ia
nos de prestigio .que habian, los NadAl,
los Bravo los MAnendez, abandonan eS Sas
hlas Sc declal'an Independence
Z en- Manati son silbadOs pOr los
mism0s repubIidanos, Gomez BriOsO ell
transiuga Moreno Calder6n ell h6o
menor de Coll y! !Toste.
y no habl9nlos de Aguadilla, donde
han andadO silletazOs, trOmpadas y
puntapi6s.
Manati, dOnde eJercia ell cacica1gO
e eX juez Ramos, Sc rebela contra ell
sus partidarios.
Quiere acue pueblo mOraidad en-
las coStumbres y mOralidad en- la ad3ni'
nistraci6n: Y de- ahi la division hOndisi-
ma que ha surgidO ALI, Y de la queI da
una idea la hoja suelta que hemOS rGci'
bidO iirmada rOl Varios repubIicanosI de
los que ALI luchan con mayor frmeka.
y un partiHO asi 3pretende ven cer
en- toda Ia isla al potente y vigoroso b ar
lido federal?
V6ase 10 QUE dicen esOs republican nos
nonrados de Eanati que autorizan la ho-
ja sueta;
oCuando un pueblo Sc siente esclAvi-
zadO, debe romper las cadenas que Ie
atan al CAIRO del retrOcesO: ell de$p6-
tico yugo de Ial esclavitud cayo baj6 ell
pOntente indujd de la raz0n del hOmbre
ell radiante sOlide un nueyO dia de50 d
los mercaderesI de carne humana pesa-
rOsOs abatidbs, mientras millOneb de
spres entOnaban himnOs de alabanzas q
sus ibertadOres. Veinte Y nueye amos
han transcurridO deSde aquella eDOca
memorable y todavia hay ciudada amos
que besan la manO del que los a&Ota.
5Qu6 desgracia pesa sobre los hijds de
este suelo2
En- cada pleblO, en- cada barrid, no
ha de faltar I'M cacique one como senor
feudal mande y ordene. 3Hasta cuandO
hen os de seguir asi2 quer6is ser l$bres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

corapls4o fsaeaso para sl peftido Kepn blicsno,
v todas las pePaonas senSxtas cansurAn los
hombres iiustra6o del repubiieanfsm0s por per
mItiF Gua,sH nonbre de en- partido,se reaiicsn
aetos de iA natuRaleEe del Gmeetir 60 refsPido,
que ha dsjado ssesndAlisado 81 pnsblo sansa
TO- Los sspaf11les fnsYon t&mhien fniuriadoa
hoEribtenlente por los oFadorea repubifcanos
faRr de imparsiales haesmOs exception
del seforI ZsngosIt&, que do ID nots sensAta
rectinsando los disenraos turbulentos de sus
predaceGbres, aconseiAndo orden pAbrioSism0
y ensf1 indoIaa que las cuessiones de idea, no
pusden Fesolyerss gArrotaaos'
No pasa dia sin qoa contn6s al aumento
de paFsonss que snscriben nuestro libro de
regtstro al extreme da haber aldo neceaar1o ha'
bilitsr ctxo libro poF Gssar complesamsnts
lIsno de- lrmss cue ssnfamoa an ess uao:
Eats libro se ha tarmin&do con el nd nero
8, S02 infcripeiones de perscnEs que tanen go
SOS, pueB todos sabsn lear eseribfr.
EI nuevo iibro que contisns algunos een.
tsnaPes de hEmas que m las publfcanos poY
que Aai con yisna D nnsstRs pTopsgAnda poll
tiea
Es fndudabls que despn6s de pasadas las
aleceiores, los republicanos llsv&rAn IN ausfo
fenomahal do YER su can0idaSuRa GsrrosAdAi
triunfahte In De Ion fsdeRalss.
NoIotros hacamos alards de cue San
Juan Ess baluaFte hog de loa fsdsraless pero
sf tal cdss dij6Usmos, estarfAmos en- 10 ciarto
10 prdbArsmos el de n 3VismhPs despues de
pasaGha las elscciones.
FARMAOIA AhERIOANA. - EortaIsHa-
| 9s Sar Juan Puerto Rico.--Madieinas de Pa
| tents VI drogAs, srticuics dc toc&doY instru-
! manAos ds CiguifR prscios znmaments bars-
| tos.
Sano asegura qua dsspues de ser sprobs-
| dos loa nombrRmIentos de profssofss para sl
| OoroasI por ell Oomisionado de EduGaci6n este
| ha vuaito RtrAs han sido aceptRdos otTol
| nuevoa nomhramiensos.
En el pr6ximo mes de Octnhre tandfkr
IuERrIlcs ex6menes de telegrAfstas, para po-
der ingresAr sn 81 cuerpo.
E ioven don Salvador de Is Rosa emplsa
do en el expandtn de ssIios de IL I'd nn abstraction
general de corrsos. ha obtsnido licencia AL
dfA para Utuado diafrutRrla.
Ayer vmos sl esptfli Juan ArArgo pul
pero De la pIasa del mercGdo, piaudiendo 10
hkhladoras Fspnblieanos que iEsuIt&bhn on Z
meeting vsri6Eado en- In pAza.
ID ssfi7r don RI bsrto TODD ha hseho rs
nunafa del pueato qua 10 designaTcn eom, de
lsRRto 10 CkmaFa por sl diatrito dc San Juai
La ESPAGOLA.--Fonda posAda CO
: vista aI mar pr6xins In sstacl6n del fsrr'
, esTRil.-Tefnan 81 90.
Ofrecs satA casa las mainrGs eomndidi
dsrpera el pAsaiero Comida Ii ea1aa CON
/. conveuga pReciUa m0dlecs.
: HAbitaelonss fresfas hisn vsntilaglas
. hAEos.
!. HosrsaAiss ! shonus, prssios sonvsaei
. naies, =,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

Elo la msfisna de hoy nos sorprsndl6 el
siguiante dsspacho tslegszheo, que nos ramtta
nueatro c0rTesponsal an slan Sebastian:
~DEMooRAc1A. .--Oaguas.
Momsntoa que taiegaff', yariffsass en-
tierTn eorreiigiunario Arcsiay. Datallea CO.
Fyeo.S
Tfktasa de nuestro amigo aI licenciado en-
FSrnnaeia don Antonio Afeelay Arriliaga, EN-
parsntado con disGing uidaa fkmiliss de Maya
gnax Afasco.
La notiGia de su muarts nos causs dolo~
rosa impression, santo mas eaanso que liega .
noaotros C. manera ingBpafada.
RscsbEn sns deutoa en- eapacisi sn fia
ida viuda, dona rovidancia Font VS,ez, o.
aincsro testimonto de nueatEo p6sAme mas
ssntido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
SaD
N0TAa POEs GJebRE Es EO

satlsmbrs Is
MsnsnA na5dr& para 1esrshs el varor CO.
srsn espsho one ego hoy 90 II Hs bans. =
estt buque emil bArcAran lsa ., q 1rithF A, its Jn'
liA Gaorgina Morsra, hiiss del ioes pre sidsn-
ie Go Is Corse dsl Dlstrito.
IA arma 1o ell librc- egi,tYo del paEtpdo fs,
dersl amerieHn2, 81 que fac entusiaatA rspn-
bliGFno IieenGiRdo don Manuel TIRES H arges
Etts amigo vsriA h8ce tlempn rstFa 4io del
pAIiido que psrtenecis, por no estRr donfor-
ma con 10 poif'7es qua fjsrcen sns aihstguos
eoFTsligionRrIoP.
una buena alqai'ie6n Al irgresar en- shs nlas
al nteigsnta eOmpstrfots.
Hoy vera ! las pdblica M sstensO arer-
giGo mAnlhtRt0 del palsldo obrsFo socialists,
dirigIdo al elespo electoral obreroi e1pliean'
do loE motiv1S gue iLdujeron los Roeisistas
coEugRrHe cen sl partdo federal amd rtcano.
En Is F,dArSci6u Libv4 rtdusnse data no.
che lII direatIvas de Its Z ZONES sria tss 8 Ia
American FedsRAtionE Of Labor Com re cen
sfsl do is ,derACi6n, para diEcutir flpalizRr
sodoE los asIlnaos que sc KelacionAn CON Ii CO.
lGbrGei6n de EA C)nvsnci6n obrsTa pIertoEri-
qlths, que Ia da tsner lDgar en- L sIss, des.
pG6S de las tIeeeionea,
Don SuSaao Boesnegra ha rseibidb una de
nuneiA pretestG de varios clDd I'd amos de
AguEdilla, aifglda 81 honorable Attorney Ca
neral, Ell Contra las Autoridadea ldcAes de
aqusilA viiiS,euyas Antorisades peYsiFuierou q
TN Obrero ToE grit& sIVlvR al PArtido EaderAllS
&l cual Sc Fe exigeron 200 dollars de hAnxn,
Il! o. nor sBocABtgra vititsrS al honorable
Amorry Ii prsssnsArA ID rsisrida dsnuncia
Desde hsee mucho tIsmpo goSaI de gran
erSdito ls ikEric& do licoFaA de Pedro ICh sndry.
Hoy es Ia iRNoritA del phtlieo, pues sI1s lcores
son los uetoFes cue sc fahFlsan.
ESta fSPrieR eEpeeial ca In ebnfecci0n
Go ron, pnesI FuR m&fcaa Ecn eXcalsnaka.
E rOrl rARrc& aEl TroHyP ca ell que SO pone
90 tcdaE Ina mesas dc los hotelss chsSa par
tieuisEee. p.
ATsF a1kde, abts el ftraao th5fieo Que Sc
ecrEFfgo eH ID plkss de- B s.ccriets tyaido poi
ioF seoFdes del &CainRLD, <C8r1 Emfdad1
aPsselss caIsntshD nsFas jnyRs n uaicSiei
del eseegidq repertoire rapubiekDd, ss lisvt
ttscto aliAnnnciadn rTsatfpr de Afehn mar
hdo
E primer oP&dor Toe oil stfIsT ID gstau
qnlsn pRonAnci0 ur diasuEso sUpeHior en- CON
espeoa 81 Aadtsorio qua Ie escuehsEIR qus NJ
Is BpiAuhiq porous no 10 entancGA S,rul6
rpnie en- eg uE0 abuso de 10 ehRFfA los prIu
eipslas stsE dc iRs tuFhnenciaa dAritRiafiss
Les nrAd5fea mauls6niecs &C hicisftn aplRudI
e. 6AehTelte cAusa de- vnmssAF insulto
sesess olftRid a contra 81 sNawf@, los Foeia
A"ea 'ea ieassslsg' El <meeiipgp fpA =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
No es cierto

La COTTespondeYotG IanzA 10 version De
que nuestro Director don Mariana Abril, hA
deelinado el cargo de dslegRdo pos oil distfito
de GuAyamR.
EsG6 un error el colega. El ei1or
Abril no decina n6nca ningdn puesto an sl
quo pusdR pTsssar servicios al psrtido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

vsrlos t6vsnss de Rio Piadras SO proponel
cslebrae IN gan balls de soelsdad hnss de
pressnts mss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

Las notieias gus Ilsgan d vsasaua'a. scn
de que csda dfa mGs apurada is situeei6n
del general Castro, qua Eu dsrgoas es segura
zntRs &c fines del presents mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

Anochs sa lleV6 cabn una retreta an In
plaza de BsdoriotY por In B snia del Insuiaf.
Las pleas eiecutadss rnaFaeisron 10 aproba
ci6n del a1disoylo, pnes sssuvieron tecadas CON
suma maestffa. Ia eonanrraneia eta bastante
regular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

E! vapor amercano aPonces que Sc sspers
ba hoy III medic dis proeedense de los Estsdoi
UnidoB no ha lIegado a6a son lat s p. ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

saNemoTs! 10
MansnA aasdf& para Esrsfis el varor CO.
sreu espsfiol one lisg6 hoy 90 Ii H. bans. Eu
estr buque eubArcafan las ., a 1rithF A, its in
li6 Gaorgina Morsra, hiiss dsl iuss pEasidsn.
te Go Ia Corte dal Dlstrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

Hoy vsFa "a las pGblics M estenso sr er
EiGo mAnihGRt0 del palAdo obreFo socialists,
dirigldo al e1espo electoral obrero, ezpiean'
do los motiv1T squG iLdujsron los RoeislistAs
D goEhgRFRe cen sl partido federal amgRicAuo.