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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03
D.MANGAS Y CAPIROTES" {

Desde que perdiudos 4 Justo Dsracho al
inolvldabis Monte, no tuVo al psrnaso pusr
torriqUefo eroFItor satfrieo que Ge tmpusisr&
10 crftics, hastS que ss~di6 9 conocer Luis
R1drigGaE Cabrera
AhorR ha dado puolicldsd an libro. &Msn.
gas Gapirotes,S seats de ser tmpreso tu-
vimos al guato da Fecibir un ejsmpar conque
se Ia seyvido obsequarnos su sutOr.
Ess lfbro haca retr, alegra el Amino pero
que pFofnpdidadss deseuhra en- las eostam.
brss Admire $50 RFss expansive. Goa ino.
cents aparieneia oculta 6 eomeutarista
peRspiGaE un cFftIoo de gran dastgaEs.
Misntr2s hays hombPes GquiSn dGda qua
habFA late sprstss de ia possfa7 mientr&s
hRya srtissas que GsG l3oaEia intarprstsn 6lRien
dudA que hahrG hAntoTtsnIof
Ess estado da Amino que no es astAdo da
Amino ese temperRmento artfstieo que no 81
sampoGo sttfstiSo tempeFamento esq ago sir
distinction possible, CUE sc ignors al mace dsl
hombrs de su spocas de 10 subistivo guar
dad0 eu oil fondo del hombRe de 10 obiativo
RepAFtdO en- ell mundo externo sgs aIgo, en-
IN, qua ss llAma hHfa 1TtsTnO. parses, psnskn.-
dolO blen, que casi ccnstltuye p0r sf solo no
yA nm g6nsEo liteFarlcs sino m arts especial
Independents.
Pcrqas 5quien ITO puede dsAnir Ia pospfa
hpica, por ejsmplO, la buc6lios, q la eF6tIcaP
Y, sinambARgo, SouIen logT6 hasta hog da6nir
con exAetitud sl hUnt2risnIos
SRbamos que hacs rsir, que ea una fuer9a
dentrc de Ia omnipotOnciR de 10 plums, que ea
nnR eonquista dentro de Ia etePnidad de las ar
bas, pero 6qu6 % hltnlortsTnof
NO % estRdo de Amino, poPq1a 1ed6n ntAs
Tecas surge de In AmaFgura oil eplgramaP No
&c 1smpsFamsnsos poTqus dcukntos con Ia he-
FfdA of'rlta deada sl fondo del maa, FeEoncen.
SPado nArscssP, sRDiendo de 10 As hondo de uu
fHAlsnc6iso s ds I'M triste, lansa al gran pt :
blieo 6 I'M verso 9 una frass una cola pslabrs
que 90 Gondsnsan en- eaF5aiAdas. misntgss el
SseoDesnsFado g nlGianc6lis0 tPiste 40 sncefa
hnrsin bafo el peso del nt1rtunio?
El humoFismo 90 Rlgo. -. Coaaa O sSsuGiAf
Que ssgapan o un ligeFo anAlisie, pero eosas
f0elss, neeeaaffas en- oil eonclsFto del afaa qua
pueder tsVAntaf bh Aalento hasta las altuFea
de la fAm9.
Redrfgue2 CAbrefo 4s hoy nuestro humo-
yista, n0eatro escritof satfrico de mEa relieve.
Sa forrna es apaeioa v tan aeneilla dus GO cfe.
vera $50 cubierta. por I'M hno velo. Proes
veFsos no son en- labOrlosos. S8ian solos,
hsehos. teFminsdos, fFsscos, limpios, como hi
lilo de sgua entire lA verdurs ds loa cAmoos.
30 verso DO neceslta 81 ex6metFo de Home.
fOi I'm lorna, Aiempts dIchoras Ia On indifsrsn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03
= 0TEIao II ay O. l1len c9oEaKo1ta

Tsrminada, esmo hsmoG dlcho 10 samans
Santa, con In ALGERIA con que csisbr6 ell pueblo
lks aara "a anias da In rnisa del domingo pro.
easi6a del sncus at<o, tavo iugar oil b&s de
capA per Ia nosha en- Ii csss del AyHntsaisn.
30, qua Pesalt6 az lueide eo2earri1o.
-Et pFofssor de tngiSt M II ouh IS em.
hare6 en- essos dias para Eaeops, quadando
yAeants IL plaza, 10 sual e. Gle iamsnt2rss da-
dss las simp&tfAs gus goEaba sl hsneacto qua
racibls 10 instfaesi61.
d IS pasai0s se Dreasnt6 m indivdao
de H HaaRcso llamado Pedro A. Tsmss coSrar
aaA ordan, fAisifsads, ( nombes de don Pablo
T'fach lrss en ID ttsada de D.Jos6 M8adas. .para
qaa lie entYsgass aste M diaaro aaos bill s4ss
qus tsnfs dsposisados Tlneh srts, 81 ssr de.
nnaoiado & Ia peilefa iRsalar. Asss puso al To.
MES . disposlci6a del Jazg ado municipal, gus
la afgaa si sumeFia.
-AFer muri6 Rspantlaamente sn Ia eale
una infst7 mu1era an IaSmentoa en- cue con-
ducfa u,l Ito de rcpas aobre la GAbeEa.
-El domingo poF lA aArde oeiebp6 Ell
Eausizo AZ una eliza, hiia ds don A 1tonto Lo-
ranse def Ans Sierra; fusron sus psdrinos
don E Ftanctsso Silva y su seiiora esposa dsRs
Ramona S!sErA quisres rsgsesaFon hoy asu
domicIjie en- Bic Plsakas.
Nay aplaudidos han sI1o por los fedora
les los srillsnsss artfenlcs que trAe al d time
q nero del GPueFto Rico Hetalds bajo al ru.
hre do &Veints muaici 3i1a menosS SLA poli
tlea Americana az PuaRto Rtco@, por ia I'm par-
taneia y vsrdadss que contienen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

ka abids ana coRcarrsHeta eueaordtaSria, 81
extreme do no eaher an al tanaple so1oa los
6sies CUE so sgRuaahRn al rsdsaor do btsa.
Rsin6 al mayer ordsn reeogi mfsnso snl ies
ser monss que astos diss prsdis&b3 ell c0loao
ministro 2sl altar pAdra sx4ch, qatsn era
eide cen La aeha ateno6a por loH consurrsntes.
nabo, sin embavgf. an fnsi1enss daaaEsa-
dabls que lamsntarsa tndss las psrs9nas san
satas. Ea ID tards del vlsrass, GuARdo estabs
pfsaieando oil padre Rsxaeh st sermon do Las
sfsta paabrau, el PASTOR preteatanta de Eo-
macao 80 paso pTsdiaaF tambl6o dasde el bal
con de una casa pr6xima 6 IL fgIasia. Aeerea
del rnismo tenaa eonfornna los rites de an re-
ligi6a ouyA VOC SO ofs ciaramaEte dssda las
pusrtas del temple. Nomeatos aEtss dc tar
minar 81 eYaei6a al refarido Pastor, paracs
qas dirgi6 algnnas ffaass moYsifsantss para
los cas0iIsos, aignien, ofsadi1o sin d1da, ca
SOS saasimisntos Fsligtosos, tavo In iadiscreet6n
de dar una pitada que fI6 saauaaada por anss
eusntos ehiqIilloa qae astsban eR al atrlo de
In iglesia, euye act8 fG6 cansurado por las par
seHas de raapete euisara, ka5ieade tsaido
que intarvaaif Ia polis1A para qaa 40 consinua-
rA IL vechAs.
Nsietros sEsenos que s7s ineidsasa Sc hu-
biese ayitsdo, st el mintstFo protestants que
mereea todos RuestroH respstos eoRsidera-
e6n per so iiu.sr&si6n fRo trate por ell
earaetsr que rsviste, habiess eIsgido otro ssio
mas spropiado para dirigir 81 pI4tca, q a de
svltAr rezamtal qae no eondRcen al busn
Sxito gaa dessa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

ts. PAFees, veces, que orden& Y inands; =
entonces al verso dohlega sumiao al antoio
de su gracis. Otrss veces spareee empefiado
ell dockorismo del terceto del arta mayor
de ID csmpAnnda octsva, paro no importa: la
gran faTs HFiGe sucRmba 81 aticisma Isa oe-
tRvas los tercetos risn embroman sndiabiA-
damsnts Al etampiar puesto delanGs de ga sk-
tra.
Para no IS cfnico como Menip0 Es suave.
hno, inoesnte, tan inocanta que le hariA cual-
quiars una oda 81 Sol crey6ndole capaz de can.
tarle en- ssrio.
Ia auavIdad uns noblexa, su lsnguais
es apropiado, quito, su sp1gra decsnts y
sntil.
A vscsa, dialoga COMO Lueiano sl gran
maestro, pero tAnks 90 indigns como Juvsual
sn sasira sams5a o an fnconforme qna sa en-
cola de hombros. nunea 8 IN campe6n cua-
nasdo de r&bia. nj Payaso nj Hstri6n fuaron
sus maastros. Rscuerds Horecio, huysndo
, de ia invectlvA Rgoletto contraf1o y ehs-
yseano es desconocido para 6i. In Guma: ss
II Rodriguez CA6Fero sserltor saMfico, cue RIO
20 estudia CON IN s0mef0 exAmen. Yo no pn0-
do 1uzgaFle. na intensldad crftiGa, Fee0-
rrisndo 10 historic de la ltsraGuPar podrfa ell
tabeeer com parscionss pareoidos si, era5
qns 81 teatro dsbfa ser su arena. Ell mas els.
naieo que cfnieo.
Puas bisnt ese posta anda por ahf =. Casi
otVidadp, cssl sssondido, casi dessonoeido.
Uns pa1reEusls. an cuaFzo, IN Sgat&, en- al
gran monton, y en- estes dEsa de disEordia para
los pusrtoFFfquan1s, aFrastrado por ell sen,Oil
no. y ut1o nnnca an pI biico 10 que uass
poT nGt0 0eHHO' p0P su inferno fuerQ. n al
protastR, nj su eFto ds alma Iibre. I1i las Ya.
c6aditss Peaiid Gdes: NADIA NADIA dn aea ea lac
en- sns vsrsos. POg ahf GAMMA. saba Dios eon
euSes reaignaeiones 8 inconformiiadIes: eae,s
fatimos % pusos que sc csnltan, ous ss fgno
Fan qae no h8ata la Eisa de los otrcs uars dt-
sAmulAR.
Ds endos rhodoes ahl aat2 su likro. euyo
consenido SO salseto Dsbc sae7ihIr rnnrT1ns
libross muGhos eM Mangas v CarIrotell.p 81
fneRa posible, agrontaF la coudsdia.
70 crso que necsaita IN poso de Itfartai
para luciF sn irg anio, IN poco dc audaeia nara
fompef Gus cadenas, an POGO de franquszs ga
ra revearnos 10 que no dice su huworisuo. M,
POGO da energfs para que ell hsstfo le, ubarts
los eGpirotaEos diarios
M. Zeno Gambia.
III Ease artfsula fuA escrito b ace dos af,os
psro hasta AhorR no 80 habfa publacado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03
PONCE /


El rui6reoiss eifeuT6 ara hoia auslta 6rms.
d. ala Domiai6np, Invll1ndo nj EG5lico parA un
Gmssting3 sspirItista.
ID eTsmfs Dc tAbAqusros celsbr6 OF nsr.
eolss per la noehs SlaA faani6n Ia que nsisti6
gran HeIlsGrrsHet&.
EssAn para tarrninaPse los dasvf,s sm-
pAlmas cue vieaan hAGi6ndoss en- In vfA del
brRnviA Hlessrico.
El atnastiDg ssplsitlata 4 que nos retsFl.
mes en- ORA n0tIcis, tandrk efsst0 en- Ell tsatro,
81 dominao gr6ximo las de Ia tafds.
En- ID fGbrisA da tabscos sF'ln de s'glos
eontiaGhia hualgA de tassqu
El Lido. MAtIsrso Oiniron t5mafA parts
On ell @msstlngs sSplriallfa us ne csieoFArA 81
domingo.
r,a#aaldaios am irlsAuoE Gus gnaFnssisu
asta plaaa q "a oAresvon al mls'colsa para los
nstados q ADDS sn 81 vApor sAtrSSalUoS
cs.sln ns,le d. scjapsals AEasoIa Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03
Eco s de Ia isla
Notas iie nuestros corresponsa1es,

| Hunacao
Sc snsuentFan fuera de paligro de 10 graz
| vs enfsfm!edad que pRdscfan nnsstres queridoi
| amigos y sntualastss correlis slonarios, don To.
| mAs Rivefs den Jaan Sifasntes.
Dsaeamos Fsrles auevaments buenoss q IN
| oa quss ccne aienpre. y con 10 anterssa qus
les carastsrfza iigan defendtsndo sas idealss,
| que aOE, los nusasros.
-ss kalla an essa eiudad, hamos tanido oil
gusto dc aaludarie, nasstro querido amigo don
Gabriel Esrnandez Rvsra, seeto de Ia spata
bic eAas eomereIal dc Vega -alss FIa!ay: viesa
esposa, . In sasa de "a madra polftiea def Js-
visa MoraGeG. Dsaaamos al amigo H srRAndez
grsta parenansElsia en- ssAa cInagd, donde ss
san popular
Utuado
E&r Hido Separates los p0licEas YAlls v
EsmIssA de 1niGnes die en- Enis eatariorsa ne
tas, que ei pueblo nc les guerra al YER por aus
grosePfas. Limpiar eea cuareo de tide eAmo-
riahH 80 % que prOeeds.
LIB Ela sd, I'D nitida Ia fanunela Al con
cetal de ie maTeIrfa federal don jose Ma Csrt6s.
Ia ga luglr nonlbrarAn ua rspublieano eomO
hizo si GJnsrnsdor oil eabrir otra vaeants fs
deral.
Tsndrsnos siefa repu5licsnos sn nuestro
Ay1nta EntSnHo, mas laego seremos II mino-
rfs de segair nasssros correigtonAfios con tan
ta eobarlfA.
Al no - haee pat IS.
q 10 gsrts, sefi9T director
Igaai easo tavimos 81 nombrar IN naismHKo
de lA Junts. EieuIat.
Gobiefno apriesa lss fsdsralss ado
jan
Los rephaisos aqui andaa sisIapra con
sus fsvcvsras ain esconaeFsa do ID peiicfai no
sfsaeR nGal,e.z.s para usaFios = los usan pA si-
eeRsa1a. dtspAran tiros.
Las censGnA 80 sump'e.
* boelAario Esrhis, III quests IA latra.
roen 'ssishleclmiea prohIblsndo 4 los de
50 eonuni6a pafsiea que aili Sc raunsn. tnsal-
be 4 los fsisralas.
SarhiA To saeA 81 easrpo ssa taPba dc bra
ias. To pr,pIo hass 6ca Pancho CAncsi.
Ya a1tsnEsGa dc aae tgrba q tres q euaSro.
III sac ansayos de aleRl6a don asnarG
IN Azssto. IL ,tlas las tardes SO egia 81 AnefIea.
na n 0I herds cien ga hass6n ad hoe sGia aa au
casa toac Paao grave cen Euehfsima cir |
istravissa Ia 8esTa de Ii aaiIa |
BstAnces hsstk Ing or Ia boaica granas. Du. |
raass Hnraha sodo 81 rspab1cano qae sn. |
ga sntra, 40 saadra > psFuAnses con Ii disstra |
levAntada &Is allura dsl sombrero haaaa aus /
he oiesae ae vissa eI faturo aiealde. Cuaado
au sas msvl anien toa ensayato9isa pisTda oil "a.
10. vaslvs hAola atrss enpFanGa as nnevo In
narehs diriadr; I1aou d7s, ltns des. EatEa ra. /
- = rate deatornndx
Iunoos
Ia eslearael6n de ID Ss@aaa anita an as-
Fs parrc q tis ha alaansado IN 6xito - M fSvo. 1
lAbls ntsiaia taligiea est6iea. IA tados
ps aasos esslsadaiaa gsligiasas - ssles dlAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

Ei prseio del pasais, IDS vualta. csstar'l
10 pesos.
las do Lib rnsnsaa.
Lanusva eonpaKiA para fabriear hisle.
repartn diehs artfeuio demietlio, 10 dsa1iiss
ga ell dapssfto QUE tisna sssabiaeido o. la aalla
10 la LuA&. cana eontigaa OIL dspSsite mani
spal.
Tados los vAoores qus, prcosdentss de Es'
tade. ualdos aropa v1sitan nuestro pnsrte,
traeD ID mar de- novsd&des para el <Bbzar
Ossro.S
Nos saeguran que aon mushas Las psrsc-.
mas quo SO disponan visitar Ii isla Santi,
Cruz en Ia snuneiada ex xsursi6n, anticip&ndo'
Sc inscribir aus nombres en- 10 sRsa oonsig-.
Eatarla.
agrfcoia 4 isdustrial de Ponee.n pusds fAbri-
car ouare9ta aii ladrSieS diaries
IA tcdos esltos dias hs visto Eaay eouer
rrido e senite establecimtento la ITs6sssfta
del Pals, que ersssnta en- sas elegeESas apara'
doras tad0s los efeetos para eaballeTos en- Lon
ramos ca sastrsrfa, eamiserfa sombrsrsrfsg
asi Como ninidad de arsfculos de superior CD !.
lldad pFscios sin eenpetencia. p.
Suacriclonos & LA DEMooRAc1A, The PaeT'
to Rico Herald. 81 Fta0ro, y La Evoseses6's,
Am6rieo Marin, Ponce. z.
Sc savisrta los suscritoras de Et Figaro y
EB Zoo de Ea Moda. que el n6mero agrAeiado
en- ei sortso del piano cue rs rifs mansuaimen'
te. serS al que eoInoida con las tmas termi.
nactones ds In cantldad qas SO rseauds en- ln,
Aduans, do la Haba.
LA DEMocIsAcfA So vende en- sl sssAblecl-,
niento de- don Vicente Soltaro.
81 prsxlmo domingo las dos de ID tarde,
Sc sslahrar& un meeting en- ell Clab Dc 10 Ja"
vantud Esdsral.
HI aeto rssutar6 hsrmoso por los oraao.
res qae t0maREn parts en- 81, v por 10 eoneu.
rrancia qae asiatirk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

Esta preparation como los .
hcos, La
Enyenona
Oh q0o so apJan devnelve los tejidos
uvl.ahuo clcarces eseeheceB
Preparado hnicamente Gouorrho Madcsl "a
New York Setiembre II de 1901. ~ a. . -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03
M. zeno Gambia.

0nstrial de Poncss SO IA tornado ana sooie.
+, aad dae as h2 hscho carge da las rnGtl1fnaa ,
4 eEssTss 6s In e7GRgufda 6Porto Rleo Cor "a
/ ny,o sa dedies o la 1abrieac.6n de htslo ,
| ladriiios
Dehos arsiaulos 40 sirvsn HOY ureelo.
muy limIaaAas.
Refafente Ai fob0 que hieisrou al Esao
Caealdust Doa AAnieesta 50 en- Clead n dan IT,
tmks CoIGn, que no foe del ascritoPio d Al bnfe,e
6onda sseFlbe o., de donds So HsvsFon al uores
monadasi II del tocsdor de una de Isa hsbi-
tAeionss dc In casa.
q Qleda complaeids ell senor Colon.
Sa 6neuantrR au los Ba ahaa de- C0Amt, nnas
tFo amiga dos M4ausi Ls6n PARA.
CaissraTeWos FseupsrO per eoHluIete an
aaini an aqusl bslnsarIo.
h negsao essa loealidad 81 aofi,r Tous
vteas snmar posssi5a lei eareo A. F,.c.,
de ssta Corts de Dlstrito.
Il sO,npahia AgIsula 61afulttlai da
Poaaas ia farMsn ina ser 1-as don aFieF MA
riani, don ls6 Lscesa, doa Miqnel MlraIi. dor
MaAusl Domoneck y .! ssfI Dr. PsrsgEl.
81 skb9do 1s ast eorgiants 50 u.yIanask
ma exaurai6p = In lsla Santa Ofus. m. Al -
F9r ePasFao R!ee,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

LA DEM0cKAcxA So veRde en- sl sssAblecl
miento de- don Vicente Soltsro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

La fkhriea de ladFilloa da 10 eOompaafi
agrfeola q Industrial de Ponee,o puads fAbri
car ouarsata raii ladrSieS diaries.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

Suaericionoe LA DEMooEAC4A, T7se PaeTa
to Rico Herald. Es Faoro, La Bvosesc$dss.
Am6rieo Marin, Ponce. z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

El praGio del pasais las vualsa. cessar
10 pesos.
El regrsae 80 ananeia para oil lahss 81,
las z da LID rnsf12Ra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

Sc eavIsrte & los suscritoras de
Et Zoo de La Ml2da, que 81 n6merc
en- ei sortso del piano Cue ss rifs m
te, sera al que soinoida con las d
nactones liz In cantidad qas Sc 70
Aduans, do Ia E[sba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-03

La eslelrae6n de ID Ss@aaa Santa IN as-
IL psrre q lie ha aIaansado un 6xito . ar fsvo.
table nasiaia taiigfea est0liea. Ia todos
les Aascs y esslnoaiaa gsllglasas ds ssies dlAs
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-06
BATTLE AT WEST POINT.

Cadets Wage Mimic Warfare For am
 Hour-Examination Completed.
 WEST POINT, N. Y., June 6.-The Military academy board has completed it's examinations of the corps of ca- dets. Today the cadets, with the ex- ception of the graduating and furlough classes, will go into camp for the sum- mer. It now remains for the board to review the examinations and to classi- fly those examined according to their standing in general Order of merit. 1t is rather generally conceded that Will liam A. Mitchell of Georgia will head the graduating class, with Cadets Ral- ston, Hannum and Bell, all of Pennsyl- vania, and Francis F. Longley of Mich- igan close followers.
 An exhibition of imaginary warfare was given the board of visitors yester- day. A. white force of two companies and two m chine guns. stationed at the north of tn post. was attacked by a hostile blue rec, marching south from Target hill. The outposts discovered the advance guard of the blue force and opened fire The attacking force was composed of four companies and two mountain guns. The entire corps of cadets participated in the battle, the companies being explained by Cadets Longley, Abbott, Hannum, Casan, Kuhn and Hinlichs respectively. The movements of the forces were directed by Captains Thompson and Sladen and Lieutenant Davis The incessant din of the firing could be heard for miles around. After an hours conflict the de lending forces beat retreat, and their guns were silenced
 General Dick of Ohio, a member of the board of visitors and who has seen many similar drifls, says this was the best he ever witnessed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-06
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY
System will be Introduced in
 Waterbury To-Morrow.

Nearly All the Factories Will Close
 Down at Noon-Some Grumbling
 Heard Because All the Shops Do Not
 Close-Full Pay Will Be Given the
 Men Who Work the Five Days and a
 Half.
 The Saturday half holiday will go into effect in some of the factories to- morrow. It is pity that the manu- facturers did not get together and make it general. With certain mum, Der of the shop hands out Saturday af- ternoon during the summer months and others toiling away as usual there IS sure to be more or less dissatisfaction, which is not likely to render the ser vice of those on the inside as efficient as it ought to be to their employers. Probably when they think it over the concerns that have yet reached no de cision on the question will decide to give their help the half holfdaI Last year all of them said if the men had asked for a shorter day without threat ening to strike if they didn't get it. their request would have been complied with. They have done that this time and if the bosses meant what they said a year ago they should make this Sat- urday half holiday general. As it is now it will create a lot of bad feeling, and no wonder, for some will feel that their employers are not using them right. But those who may be kept in should not make too much noise about 1t. The Saturday half holiday is con- ing and while it may not be the order in all the factories this summer, it is not unreasonable to believe there will not be many concerns doing business Saturday afternoons a year from now. The conduct of the men during the af ternoons on Saturdays will have some thing to do in determining what will be done in this respect in the future. If it can be shown that any great num- Der fail to spend the afternoons in proper manner the argument will be set up next season that it would be better for them to remain at work, and in such a case the short week would probably get a set back. But it is not likely that there will be any chance to find fault on account of the general conduct of the men. All will appre- ciate the opportunity to spend a few hours with their families and enjoy themselves at other places in a man. her which will reflect 10 discredit upon them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-06
GALLIVAN'S FATHER.
Tells of His Sons Whereabouts on the
 Night of the Murder,

Norwich, June 6.-The efforts to prove an alfbi for William H. Gallivan, charged with the murder of Jeremiah Shumway were continued by the de fense in the superior court here today Various members of the Gallivan fam fly were called as witnesses to tell of Gallivan's movements on the day of the murder. Among those was Miss Han nah Gallivan, sister of the prisoner, who testified yesterday. She was cross examined by State Attorney Lucas. lie endeayored to show that the wit ness by her testimony yesterday was at variance with her statement made to the coroner.
 Humphrey Gallivan, father of the accused, said that his son was in the barn with him after supper, milking the cows Mrs Gallivan gave testi- mony similar to that of the daughter. Mrs William J. Carey of Norwalk. one of the guests at the Galliyan house. corroborated the testimony of the fam fly. Mrs Nellie O. Smullins sister of the accused said that she was present when Wormsley went to the Gallivan house with the officers and asked Gal liyan for Ae money. She said that after GallNvn had denied all knowl- edge of it and had cursed Wormsley. he exclai~~d Bill you never had any thing to do with this. Take me back and hang me-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-06
BEWARE OF HE ELEPHANT.
Tops, Who Killed a Man Last
 Week, Causes Consternation.

Young Man, Who Wanted to Be Funny,
 Tickled the Beast About the Ears
 The Tormentor Immediately Found
 Himself Encircled by the Trunk of
 the E1ephant-His Screams Brought
 a Keeper Just in Time to Save His
 Life.
 New York, June 6.-NAnother man, bent on plaguing the elephant Tops, which killed tormentor recently in Brooklyn, has nearly paid for it with his life. At Poughkeepsie, Louis J. Dondero tried to tickle the beast about the ears with q stick.
 Tops gave roar, shot out her trunk and wound it around Donderos waist. She raised nim high above her head, held him poised there q few seconds, and then, while the young man yess~I with fright, the elephant laid him on the ground. By this time the keeper had heard the young mans screams and was running to the rescue. He reached Tops just as she had her foot raised and was about to step on her tormentor and crush him to death.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-06
GIF'FEN'S sTATEMENTe
Tells the Reason of Change in British
 Shipping.

Tells the Reason of Change 1n British Shipping.
 London, June 6.-Sir Robert Giffen, the former president of the Statistical society and former chief of tie statis- tical department of the board of trade, testifying before the house of con- mons committee on steamship subsi- dies, said the changes in the position of British shipping compared with those of other countries was due large ly to circumstances apart from subsi- dization. There had been a diminu- ton of British progress, while else where, especially in Germany, there had been a great advance. The num- Der of American-owned ships sailing under the British flag, quite apart from those with the combine recently formed, had largely increased and was still increasing, and he regarded it as obvious that, notwithstanding the fact that the White Star line steamers were sailing under the British flag, the United States government regards them as being American vessels and would be prepared to defend them as the property of American citizens. Sir Robert also said he regarded subsidies to be a political rather than an eco homie question.