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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
To the Editor:

To the Editor
Judging from the remarks made by
one of our city couucllmen AT the Com
merclal club meeting last Saturday
evening, that the city has plenty OF
water for several years growth yet
what we want Is meters to stop the
waste" and the favorable comment
by our newspapers since, believe that
the property owners OF our city need
TO wake up and give this matter very
careful consideration.
We all know that Watermaster
Hilles has advocated the putting IN OF
meters for a long time, and II my menu
orr serves me right, made tn state
ment through the press about one year
ago that II would take alb lV'OOO
meters to supply the city, thu would
cost about SIS 10 $40 each put In aud
ready for use, making $4,000 or SsiU
quite neat little sum, but would not
be so bad for a city the size OF SAT-
Lake il II was net for the fact that In
this project We can see a very large
additional expense caused wholly by
their use.
| do not know how many, but II GER
tainly would take a large number OF
men. 10 read and report on these met
ers each month, new system Of hook
keeping. and additional force TO keep
the books, as there would be 10000 ac-
counts to make out each month, and
after the first year we believe that ey-
cry meter would have to be repaired
"a
calls for the shutting off OF the water,
disconnectlng the meter, and taking II
to the shop TO make the repairs, ana
that should be done by skilled work.
man only, for an instrument 20 meas
ure correctly must be just right. Now,
plumbers have their price, and our ex-
perience with them causes MS to esti-
mate that 81 would be a very low price
for the work.
Putting meters into the hotels and
business block where large amounts of
water are used may be all right, as the
expense Is about the same and very
light considering the number OF con-
sumers, and can be placed In cellar or
basement conynient to read and repair,
while at the dewlling II must be boxed
In at the curb under lock and key, con-
venent 10 read, aud protected from the
frost.
IN eastern cities where meters are In
use the water Is pumped from springs,
lakes, or rivers into stand pipes or res
ervoirs on the highest ground, and IL
filtered and let into the water pipes
comparatively clean while In our city
It Is quite the reverse. We have
natural pressure, getting our water
from the mountain streams. and as we
all know II comes through the pipes
sometimes very muddy, making II nee
essary to have the meter examined and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

Hon A. C. Cleaveand. Republican
candidate for governor OF Nevada,
spent a few hours in Salt Lake yes
terday.
The Democratas OF Uintah county
have nominated for state senator from
that section. Harden Bennlon, who had
as his opponent In the convention Levi
N. Harmon, manager of the Price CO.
op.
Ex-Chlef Of Police Farley Of Denver
is guest at the Windsor, while on n
business trip 60 this city He believes
that Colorado will so Republican this
fan. principally because Of disaffection
among the Democracy Gov. Orman
has not proved the strong man" he
was promised TO be, and the Republic
can nominee, Mayor Peabody Of Can
yoT. Is both an able and popular man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Convention Specials.

The specials put out by the Oregon
Short Line and the Rio Grande West
orn for he Democratic convention at
Provo today were well patronized The
Short Line train left at 9:l2 and ar.
rived at lO:4O, making about seven
minutes better time than the regular
train. There were 100 passengers ON
this train. The Rio Graude special had
TO wait for the arrival of the two ser.
.ions Of No. s, and thereby was thrown
out OF the race. Mr.. Benton reports
that this train carried 220 passengers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
u. n. Ives Killed,

Emporia, Kans,, Sept, 16-Edwln z.
Ives, tralnmaster Of the middle division
OF the Santa Re railway system. was
Killed here by being run over by a
switch engine. and f. Austin, train
master of the eastern division. whose
home is at Topeka, was struck by the
engine and hurt, but not seriously. The
men had stepped of one track in the
yards here 10 avoid train and stepped
In front of another.
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Rock Island Papers.

Des Moines, Ia. Sept. 1G.-Atty.-Gen.
Mullen today handed an opinion to Gov.
a. b. Cummins with regard to the le.
gallty of the recent filing Of mcorpora-
ton Of papers Of the Chicago Rock
Island Railway company with the Sec
rotary of state The governor refuses
to make public the contents Of the
opinion for the reason he desires to
have statement from himself accom-
pany the same when made public No
information has been given by the posi-
ton taken by the attorney general and
all statements with regard to the same
are simply guesses.
SPIKE AND RAIL.
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ulntah--willam o'Neil, Leslie Ash
ley, John G, Davis,
utah-James Cafery, Joseph H..
Clark, S. Il. Thurman.
Wasatch~-Henry Cluif, !. o. Wall. G..
W. Deball.
washIng,on-Moronl Snow, Charles
jarvis, II, c. Lund.
The convention at o'clock took a
recess until o'clock, IN the mean
time the delegates are having lunch and
the committees are meeting In the re-
apectiye Offices set apart for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Western Railway Club.

The Western Railway club resumed
It's regular meetings this afternoon at
the Auditorium hotel, Chicago. The
following two papers are announced for
6iscusslon' % Locomotive and Car
Scrap Bins, by T, A, Lawes. S. NJ. p, G.
& II. l. II. r., Danville, III, CD A Case
Of Leaky Flues, by $. w. Miller, NJ. NJ.
L, c. c. & st. L. Ry., indianapolis, Ina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Compliment to Ben e. Rich.

on the foot march from the Read
house to the auditorium yesterday Just
az the corner Of Ninth and Market
was reached, the watchful eyes of the
president and those Of President Ben
Il, Rich, president Of the Mormon"
Church In the south met, and with a
simultaneous moyemen; both moved
toward each other and met at the edge
Of the crowd. A hearty handshake fol-
lowed with q moment OF smiling greet
ing from President Roosevelt. They
have campaigned together politically
and are warm personal friends.-Chat-
tanooga News, Sept. 3.
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FIRST POLITICAL BET.
Wager on Congressional Election by
Senator Cannon aud VIM, Hatfield.

The first political bet Of the cam
paign so far as known about the head
quarters OF the two parties was made al
the Vienna Cafe this afternoon The
men who made 1t are ex-senator Frank
j. Cannon and William HATFIELD. the
well known mining man. This was how
II came TO be made; These two gem
tlemen were seated at the lunch count
er, one eating and the other giving his
order The conversation was political
in It's nature. and the Democratic con-
venuon al Provo tomorrow was special
~ spoken Of Finally Mr.. Hatfield said;
We'll, the man who win be named for
Congress tomorrow won't stand any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

show anyhow 1t viii just be a matter
of form, that's all.
Think So said Senator Cannon.
Sure of It and IN back It with $50 -
THE money Is covered" was the
senator's response and each man loft
his gold and silver with the cashier at
the desk, Senator Cannon saying.
THE man who Is named for Congress
on the Democratic ticket at Provo to-
morrow VIII beat Mr.. Howell. lust re-
member that"
Mr. Hatfield thinks ne has got a snap
and Mr.. Cannon thinks he is just half
a hundred ahead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
DOMESTIC ORpVR OFFICES.
M
Several in Utah all Idaho Become
So October LIST.
LSpeclal to the nNnms nl

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 1.-THE fol-
lowing postofiices viii become domestic
money order Offices Oct. /: Leaning
ton, Utah; Greer Kooshia. Idaho.
Moorcraft, Riverside, Wyoming.
A civil service examination Will be
held at Laramie, Wyoming, on Oct. is
for clerk and letter carrier IN the post
Office at that place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
ANDERSON GETS DIVORCE.
Wife Charged with Conduct unbecom
ng a Married Woman.

Judge Han has granted George An
derson a divorce from his wife, Lou T..
Anderson on the grounds Of desertion
and conduct unbecoming married
woman. The parties were married In
this city on oct. y, 1901, and on Dec.
go 1901 less than 60 days from their
marriage, defendant deserted her hus-
band. Since that date, according to
the testimony, Mrs. Anderson has been
frequenting saloons with lther men and
has become drunk end used vile Ian
guage on such occasions, IN ~ which
caused the plaintiff much distress Of
mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

James w. Gessford filed suit for d.
yorce today against Caroline " Cess
ford on the ground OF desertion. The
parties were married at Washington.
Penn. Dec. 20, 1881 and in March. 1901,
II is alleged defendant deserted her hus-
hupd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Inspection Trim.

General Manager Bancroft, General
Superintendent Calvin and Resident
Lagineer Ashton left this morning for
Rdtte on an inspection trip which will
take up the rest of the week.
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A FTERNOON MINING CALL
Trading Generally Active and Prices
Very Firm.

This afternoon many stocks parsioi-
pated and prices were generally firm
and higher. Wabash as listed stock
experienced its first call on the ex-
change this afternoon.
Transactions and quotations were as
folioyes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
JURY IN THE KAIGHN MURDER CASE:

Robert Holt sheep M Creek Edward White farmer MN
Creek Thos W. Partridge real estate Jesse Goodowwoo
buyer city, Charles Sharp farmer West Jordan Alfred Grant farm
Granger Alonzo Young clerk a. c. II city; Cadiy smel
Murray ber b. Adous Edward Korupkat
city, Henry Rawlings barber c James Kemp farmer
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i,IIsD.

BERROW.-At Grantsville, Tooele
county, Utah, Aug 10. 1902. Of pneu-
monia, Elizabeth Borrow. Deceas d
was born at Cheltenham, England.
Feb. 70, 1886 She died in full faith
OF the Gospel.
Millennial Star. please copy.
AYR1oN-In the Fifteenth ward. this
city, Sept. IL. 1902, William Ayrton,
born Sept 3. 1871. and came TO Utah
in 1856.
Funeral at Fifteenth ward meeting
house. tomorrow, Wednesday al l:3O
,. IA. Friends are invited.
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ABSTRACTS.

RAres poins, 70 think OF vhsn you se' 4
Abstract Of Titis 10 Real hsIa"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

ton star declares that those interests
can no longer control the congressional
situation The beet sugar farmers OF
Utah might as well recognize the fact
that they have been struck down In the
house OF thier alleged friends. Their
leader. Sutherland has gone down In
defeat. The machine is triumphant and
the VIII OF It's leader Is law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
I. Completeness.
2. Accuracy.
3. Responsibility.

ne Utah savings 4 Trust o. invites ~
a3amiuation Of It's complsts reM .'.,
sscordS OF the methods adopted " sscu,s
sccuracy. snd OF is ability 20 make soos az
los CAUSED By error or omission u W. nv
bsrActs.
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No hay que asustarse

Con motivo de nm suelto pubicado poF EL
HerdCdo EspaHoL refsrsnts que de 10 Sierra
dc LuquiIo, ne detpIendi0 una gran pisdra,
v que dsspu6H sali6 de Allf hunstt0 nm cho /
FTtt0 de sGuS, hay gsnts Sencilla que anda por
Rhf alarmRdfsimA, cse5endo vR o Brlrgir alf IN
Peies.
El h0eho de qua grGndss piedrAs ss des-
prsndAn do los MONIES porqus llegue fatar-
las 10 base en- que se ahientAn, es tAn comGn u
natural, qus ocurre en- este pafs con freeueni !
ola.
En ClguAs &c htillA adjustments nm aeffor
de ESguAbo, quisn hsiste de una afscci6n a
II vista sl doctor GlmensZ Sanjurio Hemos
h&bIado da ESQ que dies EL HerGldo con dicho
se6oF, quian Mene nEa hncs en- In Sierra de-
Luquilo, NOS dice qae aver preciHaments es.
tuvisron q vsFle dos taniltares suycu que vivsn
en- aquol satIo y nAdh ls dijeron del tAl fsTa0n1e
no. que uupons sea TIN c0n0rd, pues desde hace
mueho tIHmpo 10 vlene h&blando de ESQ sin
Que "a hAyA conhrmsdp nuncA tales noticiaa.
No RlARmarse, puss, Alm&s inocantes; que
en- in ialR no hBy m6I roLc6n que el partido re-
pubiieRno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
COMITE LOCAL
pARTIOo FEDERAL AMERICANA

Ia sssIon bRdinaria eelebrada pof este
Cnerpo en- I'm nbchs de- ayGF, fn6 aeuerdo que
In eAndidasur& municipal que habr6 de llevar.
ss las urn&s ell dfa 4 de Eoviembre pr6xtmo,
sea designada por si partido de estR localidai
oil tSrmino de G 1rAbo; al efecto 80 convoca
Ia De veriGcafgs 81 iueves, 25 De los c0rrfen
teR, en- In ofcina ds esta Comit6 sitA en- In CO
lie de BstsDesR4 en- los batos de la casa de do.
na Dolores Mereno.
La eIecci6n comen2aRk an eata cfudad n
las ocho de "a mas hans tsTminark q las cuasro
de lA tarde, hoTa que csIehFark el escru.
tInio, cuyo Gctn serS pubiico para satisfacci6n
me ilsns, en- sl sitio que allf fjs squa Comit6
de modo gus Ii hora del escrrtInfo general,
Sc terga en eusasa el rssnIssdo obssnido en-
aquei pobisdo.
Esta Comit6 inspirkndosa en- sloa altos prin-
eipios dsmocrhttcos, qaisrs que In v0lnnsad de
ra de los hombFos que habrkn de regir los dex-
tinos de este m1nfcIpio peFo tsmbie sisna oil
deber de YecOuaandar todna los correligiona
rios q ne Sc jsn mucho an los Endigiiuos q 1e
han de eegiF, paPA gus lnego no tengamos Qus
lamentar erroFas que ttempo puedsn'evftar-
se. A sfscto, Elm la refsrida n6cina - an
euensra dfspoaEci6 de todos los que deaaen
examinRrla, lR fists de eiegibIes, flrmulada
con Rrrsgio Ia Lsv aobre eleecInnas munici
pales Aprobada el IL de Fehrsro iisimo
Prssidir6 la mesa nlertoral en representa-
cf6u del Cnmii6, de IL de la msfisna don
Pablo Hsrstaf de IL l de Ia txrde don
N Nspomucsno ores, y de l 4 de Ia tarda don
SoI6, foneionando come SscrekarIo,
d que 10 80 de hate Oomi'e.
Lo que go pahlicA para general eonoei-
nisnto. /
OaguAs, SspslembFs 19 de 1902
G PFesidsnte, Modesto Sold ---TEi Saereta-
io.-JuaTs VtlLGyiny. 1-5
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O0RTADlLL0.

noo Domenech. osea0 niustos. Sres puYos
tepgsn en- cuerts oue DON piano ne ocupaPk
samemente d. proponer q dn pill por ei cual
pusdA Adquirir Duevo tftulo alg6n beneflcto
poP tAnto Tetulta incfensivo;y cuanto
don Manolo yaE saben uStades que ell elemenEO
obrsro cue 10 sdora los artesanos que 10
idolatrRn, rscibirkn con clio IN immense pla.
cer
Hoy fusron conducldcs q 10 Oorte ds Dis
trito doea dieciEais puros para el nsmbra-
misnto de abogAdo conforms los nusvos
procedimientoa.
a eausa da essar sumamente ocupRdos los
orAdorea los d0mfngoS, dazesndo compiaceF 9
los correligionsros del barrio 9Agus salGdas
de Jusns Disa celsbrarSn meeting en- dicho
msyor del pREsido.
e entuaiastA federal de Yabucoa don Au-
gust GGutiar ha regresado dfcha pobla aci6n
dsspu6s de una breve tamporRda On sata ciu-
dad.
E,tA noche 60 llsyark o eAbo retrsta en- IL
Playa.
Los obraraa de ls sFsdsrAei6n lfbrss espe-
ran de an momento otro don Santiago Tgls
sias
Hsmos tsnido sl gusso de ssiudar nues.
tro busn amigo conseeuense fsdeEaI de Pc
huslas don Juan OostRs Gotay.
Hoy han vEsitado al Club 1sdefsi muehos
fsderRles ds ol$tIntos baFFios da eats tsrInino
munieipsI con sl pFop6Iito de conoeeF al dis
sefi2lado para los meetings en- los miamos.
Ha ssldo para San Juan la Comisi6n de
Sindicaso AgrfcoI8 Que Ia ds eDtendsrse con
los Bapqueros aneFicAnos qne desem harcsvsn
hoy HquelA ciudAd. Ell Lcdo LiOrena To-
rres que Fu calidad de abogAdo ecnsultor
les acompsfiR eSpera essa ciadad la aea Avi-
sado por te 6graf1 10 necestdRd de 81 pFesencla
para poneraG OH camino Embellishments.
Hoy ss ha sussntado de esta cludad 10
senoFitR EuGtr MIA GAutiar. Acompa0s au
hsrmano don Augusto, CON ell fin fe pasar una
tsmpor&dA en- YAbueoa residaneia de aqlal.
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Ell PADRE GONZALEZ

Ei'tA EnshGna tuvlnoS sl gusto De saludaF
= 6onoesF oil iiustrse.o aosrdots don FsIlps a.
Gonzales, o quien nDs prssent6 otPO iluStrs ga
eaFdots2 GI Fsverendo Padre T0var.
e Padre ,nSsleS &c hsca cargo dssda
hog De la viearf1 de CIguss. Vino de Arecibo,
donds deia muy dui sea 1fsctos.
sSu esFActer expresiyo simpftico, III par
que su intsliRenciA y pa virtud, ls Rbrirzn pa
30 eptRe nosotros,
RsitsR&mos nusItHo cordial salndo.
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noR. Los diBi1enteg en- 50 deBespeFacion aoa-
lanteron IN notieia, qvs mas tards no Sc con-
arm6.
FAuoehs detrss de 10 hsrfsrfs da Nj. Gra.
ham, hiSo ejereieio la ls brigads dsl euerpo del
bonn bsRos. EstA una do las gus dispntark
ell prsnio ofrecido p,Fls eompaHfA ael srsnvfa.
Anoeha les disit sHtsE QUE sstGil reeurrisn-
do todoG los medioI para evltAfse et desastrs
Que los aguAPda, eslebfRron nm msetipg en- oil
baFRIo 20 que es oil hkiuArte de- los puros. Rata
dsm6s dseiR qua en- fuE diseursos manifestaron
grAndss sentimisntol For Ia division que elloa
mismoa cRusaron, y suplicantes !mploraban
psrd6n por aus grAndef faltAs.
Aver Bs veriac6 eli scpslio de In sefaorita
Carmen Strr&no. AsiSti6 gran concnrrencia
muehas tenoritas qua IlevAban lns cintas v
acompanahAn In Nscs6poliS los rsstos de ID
GnRdA.
Nos olsen qus ssAsfss, an sI paeetiue del
baFrio 20 AiAe6 nsgsndo hsstA Ell iDnulto . ora.
doFss fsdsrAlss de Ion cue tom&ron parte sn 81
mseting fidsral de dieho bsrrio ell domtpgo
pr6Kimo pAsSdo. No nneoDtr6 sl nRpirants .
l8 RspFssentaeI6n de Puerto Rico eli w ashfBg-
cor meritos de mir g al b& class dichos pAtrio-
sas, o la vsrdAd asf resuIta Of son com parados
con et que @hAndonaneo su Sgeocia de com
pcneK bfcicl@taG en- lea sEHtados Unidos, 10 en-.
contra oa dc In noche IN I'm maj lana convertible
on general euAndo Is Invasion, mas tArds en
CRmsFaFo 1horA TA sRben ustedss 10 demas.
orSsncs, iinatre doSctnecido, no todcs tisnsn
tmntR guortg.
ABoGhR yATioa t6v@nss da eGta cindad en- |
eOGhes con i'm cArFo1A GeReubierts, acompafa-
ban EaFtss ssnorftaf ~ pasear o. Ia lermosfsi-
ma las dc lA lnns. /
-s
MuKiIlc Bl inspecttIr do Ssnidsd que extrs- Il
nabm On dfos pRsadoa lks dsnnneisi ai sefor Il
Vidal por ei eTfmen hoTrsndo de usr pnro, Il
hab'6 aambI6n Anocls. Imporo lll union Il
ssto Ne sxpfGs. poRqua sl aqusilA no llega Ii
via de heehoS, adioa fnsFseeion DC SAnidad en-
Novi6mhKs.
s-l
PaKaee que los pniof una da las sondieio-
as ma arnponen ON eRs5 do que In IJDi0n 50
~-11a 80 e~h9' An In daaatlaRief6u do In candida.
~ fsa G1msFsa de iiea uIpiAno VI don Ma'
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FRlTzE, LlJNDT { GO.
Pa1NCE, p. H.,

PONCE1. p. ID,
Casas en- Mayagasex y SGas Ja>ass. J
alanquoRos eoxnasaeazssss
ENTEs
ds|Iaa ssguiehtaa oompaffas de vsporea
Ea1abusg AnasFa@am EaaEa@
Hamburg
- yEL00E
46nova.
aavs RdFk saRsz HSee. seEs0 q, q. Gss
New York.
fsonson Steamship Line,
New York.
! Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
Vaneres oorra0s de sobrinos de Herrera
Hsbans.
%aHwssaon xgess HEadzaoa %. q. Dc.
Galveston.
De Las aiguientas CoEnpanfsa de Aae-
guror contra incendIo.
LA BALO1sE,
HAMBURG BREMENsE.
AAClaEN = MUNICH.
ASEGUROs MARITIMOs
Nbrte GermGnioa.
Iaspresemeaneea
del Board OF Underwriters of New York.
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oERTIF1CADoS o BON0S da dsbiaos aa
--CcmprA " vanaa.-~.oungado
!PAlau.
San JuAn, PasFso Risc.
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JUAN
Por TELEGRAPH
saptiembrs 10.
gERA AnuE-aDA q

Saptiembrs 10.
sERa AaUL ADA
La ssntsncia contra el <News9
serA anulada. Sc la considers CO..
mo anti-constitucional.
COMMENTARIES
Els obieto de muchos comenta-
rios la actitud del licenciado Ia
mos fugandose cuando Sc le llamo
& la Corte de Distr4to para ca
rearle con Mr.. Bird.
FELlClTAD0
Palmer es muy felicitado por su
absolucion en- Ia causa que ee 10
segufa.
HUELGA
Esta 4 punto de terrn1narse Ia
huelga de tabaqueros. Hoy IN
tentaron romperla varios obreros'
4 quienes contuvo In propaganda
de los jefes del gremio.
La comision que recorr1a La lsla
ha regresado. Da cuenta Gle sus
trabajos. -~-ss~
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Not1cd-a a.S

Una preguntS:
IOu6 ha resuelto Ii eomiai6n de 10 policiR
inauiar Acsrca de 10 denuncia de nueatro ami
go de Carey don Cslsstino MarfsFoa contra el
cahitn EgoacueP
T.nemos noticias que ese eabIso acecha
al sf1r Marrero busno seria svisar nm posi-
BILE eonfisto.
Sc ha pasado communication : dtfle Maria
de L. Pas Velex dici6ndole que el goeierno no
pueda aceeder Gus dsaeos, (aobre e fsnomz-
no de los temblores 81 prOpla esp por no
taner parsonsl eompstsnte para talas easudtos.
e, vecino de GurAbo siio Pab6n Gus
man soiicita ell p8radsro de- legftiuo hiio
Sivano jovan de guinea n1a d edsd que
estRba en- CsguEs en- casa de su padrino don
zsn6n Marlfoe4. de donde deaapAreoi6 ha sis-
te
Sc snplicA los colegss L. reproduction
ds estR noticiA.
de Scott Is considersn como una prsciosa
adquisici6n para l& msseris me iica.
Santo Domingo, Ssptemhrs de 1894,
Sres. Scott & 3 .wne, Nuevs York.
Muy se6 ,res mfos Dssde haee aigunos
a6os prescribe con admir&blaa resuisados In
mulsi6n de Scots, que Uds. prepaFsn, cuya
formula es una vRliosa sdquiaici6n para 10 ms
terla m6dics. en- efecto, consicaro dicha
Emulsi62 como 10 formula lnaa eomplssa
asimilabIa en- que puedG admfnissrarae medf-
carnento tan precioso corno el aceita de hfgsdo
de bacalao.
La reputation adquirida por To- Emulsion
de Seott 60 tan merseida que no vaeilo en- con-
fesar que no puede ser ignalada por ninguna
otra preparation de igual cIaaas
Soy de Vds. stko. >. q. q. ID .. NJ
y. ArraGqldo AgndT.
h8dico- OiFutano ; Fa,mscentico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

Un senior L. de Avgsnsola-qus no es Lu :
psrcio ni Lsonardo-iR en- prends contrs Sen-
tiago gisaias desds las eotumnan salom6nic ss
de &c Pafrs; de dscir. desde ell Hl1smo pari6'
dico en- qua be dehende n Egoxcue Msuls0D.
Articulejo que nos rsfsrimos 50 curfoso-
De todo h'y en- 81.
Pal&brRs gruesas. latinaios, citas en-
varso lastinosAmente sstropeadas.
81 levaBtars cabeza @ Gau4ier Bsnftsg como
pTotestarfs al vsr al poo ufsirno psto con que
lie traits L. dc ArgsnsolR, que le eeha perder
una 10 suI 1nks ssncillas hsrmosas compost.
clones, hAciSndoie deeir:
GLa vida cnFtA al mundo &c largo
Dsjad Ai Uardo con sus ensusfios.S
AL vardo, no, stfi 1r Argsnaola de pegs, Al
bard. sobra albardG debi6 nsted sscsibir.
Tsmbis al poeta cubano BonIfscio E Fr-
ne tocs psgAr an tribute al Rrsculistap quien,
fntercsla ebs& estrof& dsplorable &defe-
sio tray yendolR poF los csbeilos
GSl ieshechs en menndos psdazos
legs fer Ia bsndera slg6n dis....
nuestrcs muertos Rzando los bFAzos
la sabr6n defender todAvfaS
Menos nal qua aquf el texto Ia ortogra.
fla no rssultsron NAL parados.
rsng0n seguido, sin que vsamos =
cougrusneiR, llama 9 Iglesias sadactor y far
sante.
Vamos, hombEe
Tsrmina dsspues con una sspscie de grufii-
do gatuno que espaluSns: eGuay de Iglesias 10
Para cODcluir;
Tres eofas hA profAnsdo ssse busn sefor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
Ell Factor
mas
In portante.

La Naturaleza ha do
tado al aceite de hfga-
do de bacalao como ell
factor mas importante
de Ia Reconstruction del
organismo humane. Ell
arte de Scott & Bovine
ha perfeccionado la
obra Gle la Naturaleza
enriqueciendo las admi-
rabies propiedades del
aceite, haci6adolo -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
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