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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16

WILLEMSTADT. Island of Curacao,
Oct. 15.-The government of Venezuela,
owing to the fear that the revolutionists
might make a night attack on Caracas,
and in view Of the fact that Vice Presi-
dent Vincente Gomex lest that city Mon
day morning with all the troops avail
able, 500 men, to reinforce President Cas-
tro, has been transferred to the provis-
ional capital of Venezuela, in the Guam
Puro district surrounding Los Teques,
without any town or village being stipu-
lated as the headquarters of the soldiers.
Consequently the seat of government
may be in a railroad car or in some other
place unknown to the general public.
The Venezuelan government also was
actuated in this matter by desire not to
reply TO the questions Of the foreign min
listers, who are daily asking for redress
for injuries inflicted on the persons or
property OF citizens Of the countries which
they represent k-r
The latest news from La Victoria
where an important engagement began
Monday morning between the army of
President Castro and the forces command
ed by General Matos, Mendoza, Peraloza
and Riera, states that President Castro
was surrounded by revolutionists and that
his position was critical.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16

MADISON. Ca, oct. IA disagree
ment over jug Of whisky was the direct
cause Of a shocking double tragedy con
the streets OF Madison yesterday after
noon.
Walter L. Booth and Aubie Handy
the former a resident OF Madison. and the
latter a resident of the county. both
highly respected young men. are dead and
Perry Mitchem Is IN jail awaiting the
coroner's inquest. charged with a double
murder.
Mains big circus exhibited here yester-
day and the streets were crowded. About
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mitchem,
who Is said to have been under the influ-
ence OF drink. approached Aubie Handy
and demanded that he give him a jug
OF whisky. which he had purchased with
money loaned him by Handy. Handy
refused 10 deliver until he had been paid
the amount OF his advance.
One word brought on another and Mitch
EN-. becoming enraged. pulled QUE pistol
and shot Handy through the left breast.
about an inch above the heart. A young
er brother Of Handy, seeing. Aubie fall.
ran up TO interfere and Mitchem, with
the smoking revolver in his hand. turned
upon him and commenced shooting at the
younger Handy.
In the meantime Aubie Handy stag
kEFEQ ana leAA UNCONSCIOUS 10 the
and the -oung brother turned to. flee from
the mouth OF the belching pistol, which
was now leveled at him. IL is said thar in
his precipitous retreat he stumbled and
fell and Mitchem ran up within two feet
Of him and 1t for the failure of ethe
gun 70 discharge there would have likely
been triple murder. Young Handy
quickly regained his feet and fed as fast
as he could. Mitchem following him. fir
ing at every jump.
Walter Booth, who was with Aubie
Handy when the difficulty began. had
Withdrawn a few PAGES and ore of the
bullets intended for the younger Handy
who ran close by him. entered mis- heart
and he fell dead on the sidewalk.
VIII Alle-. who was attracted TO the
scene by the shooting. narrowly escaped
death from one OF the random bullets.
The ball pass d between his arm and
body. making a slight flesh wound about
six inches below the right shoulder. A
negro. whose rlme cannot be ascertained
was also shot in the arm.
Five shots were fired. four Of which
took effect. Aubie Handy was uncon-
scious when medical assistance reached
him and died IN a few minutes. The
pleadings Of his brother. who returned
TO his side for some recognition, were pa
thetic. Hamby died from internal bleed
ing. Booth never knew what struck him.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
SALOON MAN SHOOTS
COMPETITOR TO DEATH

LAKE BUTLER. Fla. Oct. 15.-Tom
Clarke. a popular citizen of the Alachua
section. was shot and fatally wounded by
a man named Easterlin in a barroom at
Newberry. a small town near here. Mon
day night.
Easterlin used a pistol on his victim
first. then shot him with shotgun.
From particulars obtainable. It seems
that there had been some hard feelings
between the men on account of Clarke's
putting in a saloon in the same town
where Easterlin had one.
CIarke's wounds are bad and he will
not live. Botn men are wealthy and
prominent citizens Of this section, and
the shooting has caused great excite
ment.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
MORTON HUGHES
DIED IN ROME
SUNDAY
YOUNG BOY HAD A REMARKABLE
MEMoRY-KNEW GREEK AL
PHABET AT THE AGE
or THREE YEARS.

ROME, Oct. al. Morton Hughes, aged
s, died Sunday night at the home of his
grandfather. Captain c. p. Morton, ten
miles west of Rome. He was the son Of
John Hughes. of Atlanta.
The funeral took place yesterday.
The deceased was a wonderful child. He
knew the greek alphabet when 3 years old,
could repeat most of the new testament
from memory; he could easily work alb
struse mathematical problems;. converse
on every Leading event in United States
history, naming readily the presidents and
vice presidents, in addition to other mar
Vicious intellectual feats.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16

SETTLES
STRIKE
Birmingham's 4, 5 o o
Striking Timers Are
Ordered Back To
the Mines.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 15.-The strike
at the coal mines of the Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railway company, which has
been in full force for the past ten days,
was settled at noon today and 4,50O men
will return to work at once.
The terms of the settlement were not
given out.
The settlement was brought about
through the good offices of Rufus N.
Rhodes, editor of the Birmingham News.
The miners executive board adopted a
resolution thanking Mr.. Rhodes and the
Birmingham News for their efforts in the
matter This ends all labor troubles in this
district.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
MAN TAINTED WHEN He
MISSED HIS P0CKETB00K

FORSYTH. Ca, Oct. 15.-Sitting in his
buggy in the center of the business par
of the town, R. L. Haygood, Of Culve-ton
put his hand into his pocket and found
that his purse. containing S152.50, had beer
taken from him. The shock at the dis
cOvery was so great that Mr. Haygood
tainted and fell from his buggy into tho
street. Friends assisted him into near
by drug store, where a physician attend
ed him. He was not s1uch hurt by the
fall. and after reporting his loss to the
local police, and Offering a reward for
the return of the purse. Mr.. Haygood
left for home at noon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
GREAT VIENNA SURGEON
IS DRAGGED INTO COURT

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Prof. Adolph Lo-
REM. the eminent Vienna surgeon, who
made a special trip to this country to
operate upon the little daughter of J. Og-
den Armour, has been cited to appear be-
for the board of health. in session here.
to answer the charge of praeticing medi-
cine without a license.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
ROUTE OF A. K. AND N.
MAY BE SHORTENED

that the Louisville and Nashville may
completely change the route OF the Ktlan-
ia, Knoxville and Northern through the
mountains near Ducktown, Tenn. The
contemplated change viii cost $780, 600
and will reduce the length Of the road by
p miles. as well as avoiding very heavy
grades and difficult passages.
The proposed route is through the Ocoee
river cavern. which is considered the orig
inal construction Of the Atlanta, Knox
vile and Northern, but was then aban-
doned on account of the enormous cost.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
MURDERER CAUGHT
BY BURNING
A BARA
~
BUNDRIcH, ONE OF THE
MEN WHO KILLED JOHN :
sHRoUDER, CAPTURED
NEAR ROBERTA.

ROBERTA, Ca, Oct. 12.-Andrew Bun
drich, one of the men who killed John
Shrouder and seriously wounded Mrs.
Shrouder. on the oath of September, in
Dooley county. Ca. was captured this
morning at $50 in John Warsham's barn.
six miles west of Roberta by D. c. Wal
lace, w. T. Anderson. of Macon, and Hen
ry L. Byrd, of Houston county. Ga.
They had to fire the barn to dislodge
the fugitive, whereupon he surrendered
and the fire was extinguished. He had
s545. so, a winchester rifle and pistol on
his person.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16

thought to break its back, but the blow
failed of this end and the cat turned again
on the man. As it came up in its spring
he caught II by leg and flung it against
a tree. The dog was upon it as ii fell to
the ground stunned and the fight soon
ended. In the throat the savage teeth OF
the dog gripped the cat and its pugna-
eious spirit was literally ground out OF
the torn and bleeding body.
The cat was weighed in town and tipped
the scales at sixteen pounds.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
CASTRO IN PERIL;
CAPITAL is MOVED

PUERTO cABELLo, Venezuela, Oct.
15.-Aceording to official reports re-
ceived here, the battle fought between
the Venezuelan reVolutionists and the
forces Of President Castro, near La
Victoria, has resulted in complete
victory for the government army.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
wataon cut cosbx.i in cemetery

Charley Watson, 800 Decatur street. cut
Bob Cosby Sunday afternoon at Oak
land cemetery. after chasing him nearly
a quarter OF a mile. Cosby, who boards
at IS COrnelia street. had gone TO Wat
sons house and Watson claims his wife
was insulted.
Cosby denies any intention of insulting
Mrs. Watson.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
Nearo killed in Athens.

ATHENS. Ca, Oct. H.-Thad Boyd sun
DAY afternoon shot and killed Henry Oliver.
oliver and Boyd were brothers-in-law, negroes,
of about So years of age The difficulty took
place at O'Clock Hancock avenue. Boyd
fired four shots. all taking effect.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
A STRIKING EVIDENCE OF GROWTH.

On couno of the demand advertiser it o
his of the We done n order t
rim % o
l h dm n @
The regular Of the Weekly Journalist 6cm tts
0
The increased pa o
S
ceanade rHse elias the ngpnda n 20 ognzeth
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
Hon. Tom Watson to lecture.

MACON. Ga, Oct. 14-Hon. Thomas E. Wat
son will be in Macon next Wednesday night
and will deliver his lecture THE South. .
Hon Dupont Query. who has charge OF the
arrangements. made an announcement to tSis
effect yesterday. The lecture will be deliv-
cred at Academy OF Music, where the students
OF Mercer and Wesleyan will occupy reserved
seats Also these institutions will share in the
proceeds Of the entertainment after $3.50 has
been set aside for expenses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16

DR.. Sotiriadis. custodian OF antiquities at
Athens has announced the discovery near
Cheronea. Macedonia, OF a skeleton 1900 years
old.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
COAL BARoNs DECLINE
10 DISCUSS SITUATION

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The coal opera
tors generally today were exceedingly
averse to discussing the coal situation in
any way. To most OF those seen the ques-
ton was put:
Would you assent TO change I'm the per-
sonnet OF the arbitration committee com
posed 20 deal with the matters in dispute
between the strikers and the OPERATORS
The answers OF the various presidents
President Truesdale. OF the Lackawanna.
who said:
y would consider Il highly improper to
talk about the matter at the present
time"
some coal dealers who were holding an
fhracitc yesterday at q certain price per
ton averaging about SIS. today arc asking
bids for coal which they have been hold
iT-S IN reserve.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-16
GREAT COAL STRIKE
ISSETTLED ATLAST
Commission of Six Named
By President Roose-
Welt To Arbitrate
the Differences.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s-The great coal
strike Is settled. Secretary Root announc-
Cd al ] O'Clock that common ground Of
agreement had been reached. The presi-
dent has named a commission OF six per-
sons 70 settle the, strike. The members
OF the strike settlement commission are.
Brizadier General John n Wilson, E.
" Parker, OF Washington, ID. C., con-
nected with the geological survey Judge
George GRAY. OF Delaware E. fE. Clark.
Of Cedar RAPIDS. Iowa Thomas H Wat
kins. Of Scranton. Pa: Bishop John L.
spauiding. OF Peoria: Carroll d. Wright
President Mitchell has called meeting
% the executive board Of the mine work
ers' union for today. which viii call the
strike OF and mining win be resumed In
two or three days. The commission as
finally named, il is stated, is perfectly
agreeable 70 all parties
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
DE MOeO 10

Hoy 90 hAllAbA al pueblo Alborozado nj
.Absr In notieiR do lR suspension dGl RlcRlds
don Vlrgilio Ramos VeleS.
Algunos deei&n que dabfa babsF anis GM
rsgritGS para que 10 vIniorR la eonformidAd,
aunaus oil dice y A1Sgura que ssA suspension
ssr6 de oGho dtAg.
TSmbi6n go dice que nm I6chon que tsnfsn
nara fSStS1ar Hu nomhramisnto, 90 qusd6 pre-.
AhorR u, qus no SO le Utr6 la torttIId d gos
rsg,Itorddsas, puss sstoS Son sl dSmonio bus-
nos gAllos de pSle&: misntrRu mas pTtvoos mas
guApoS.
Corrs Ell TunGor que SO hRrA cargo de Ia al
eAIdIa Ramon MAldonGdos
Oshrrssams una prsgunta: SY IN cafe del
anal era este aefi1R Dspoait&ric; en- que pago?
Fu8 8 no, proesnAdo cate indiViduo por violsr
Al dsp6sitoP Las RsRaa qua prsRsnto pSrE el
Sbhsto an ei mes de Octnbre tsa las que d
@nyaba una Vaea estrOpeddG y una noviIla;
S5n11RFon no sl impuests eorFsapondisnse?
TIans Il pRIAbrA su herm&no Gnalo, AlcaldG
dsI barrio dc Florida. .Adsntro.
~#+
I'm al aPuarto Rico SunD &parsee una no.
,icIa tan candida como oil ETldOsGTlte Dice que
los puroa iEquisFdlstss sHtkn divididos que sl
,s5or PuEO hAes Tnuob1s c0sas s1n atFevsfsa oar
4 bulto. Euto con ssgurid@d hA sido una to
-andd de peJo, poYqua hoy eBt6n mas que nune&
npidos las iEqnisrdiEtAa, el 9shor os Po1o 10
aus ha tsnido sismpre sS que Ee 01lStG hGot0T
sLaro como gdIJe Uteio Eaba ios golpes que mas
duslsn BODre BoooI quS JAEnAS AZ ha s0ApA0V
Ia dsSvaYg "a snsA nj oil cRclquiEmo.
as
sa nnenR nara oeupGr In sscratari& del
Toz@ado MunfcipAl sl mbFa de Antonio Po-
males. 81 ssr6 sBts 0l del Gbollo as pan Gu,
rb1rAp Que do 10 Ckreal trajo, el que obra, le
bolIol en- podsr de PozoI ebay cosaS que Vlen'
dolss son alncrsibles.o SoDrs cate % hAolArs'
mos elRFo.
Como ne guStA que SO me ilustro, quiero
s.bsT a los sapAFoss puedan prsstsr hAnSs
noy euaatlonss polfticAs D los pusrtorEiq usnosF
HRBtA otrR.
Sinapismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

No, diio Andrea, oa perdo.
no. con una conaicion.
-Ten6is ell dersoho de matarmss
nero no sl de humillarme, replied
al marques con IN fnror fsbr1l.-
no euiaro vuestro psrdon porqus
no doy sxeusas.
MI 20 las pido aef1or marques
--sontest6 Andrea, y On ss many
poso costoso sl admitir una oond1-
ci6n que impobgo o csmbio Gel DE-
reshe cue tengo de matarcs.
-1Y que condici6n es ess?
Que iam&s hablareis q nad1e
del motive de nuestra qusrella y
que jamSs volvera { repetirse 10
sucedido.
-Lo prometo.
Andrea levant6 al aire las pisto-
las las dispar6.
Ell honor estA satisfecho, -dijo,
~ declare que teDgo al senior mar.
ques de los Monies por IN crmpli'
do cabsIlero.
FL senior de KergaE, que hahfa
vigido un siglo sa cinco minutos,
Sc arroio en- brazos del vfzeonde,
diciendole en- Voc baja:
Themes IN coraz6n grande y
noble J que sabes perdonar, hernia
no Dfo.
-Quisiera, respondi6 Andrea
con VOC ahogada, J que solo Ar
mando oy6, que tambisn me per-
donase o mi Dius.
Y 81 mismo flempo decfa el se-
f1or de ManerveTa Jorge O'B -
Ahf ten6is c6IXo scAban ssempre
estos asuntos; ponl6ndo en- ridfculo
8 los testigos, y los adsersarios se
retiran cogidos del hrazo. Todo So
reduce a dar IN paseo por Ia rna-
mana para sbrir el apetito, y Gu
cendi6 IN cigarro con la regafiona
flosoffa del hombre al que han
obligado a levantarse las cinco de
Is sfIana.
~, sin embargo, no 50 dan In
mano, obssrv6 Jorge Or.
- IEstais loeo, ,qusrido7 muir.
mur6 al baron. - ESQ serfa igual
q ponerse q desplumar las aves que
habran de servIrse CO el almuerzo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
CON 1: RIO

pndo hay habaF sidu victims OoDsxao ds
nnh horxoxoaa eAl&atTcfa de In qna snrasso5 IL
brarIo easos yalaroeos vsaInoa shcAxm snaa @axl.
liados por oil cAho EscAiaKa loa guadias saa
6rdaneF a 10 rYestan ssrvlci0 On aatA popsAsions
lAa doa da In mAnAnA, uEo da i0s guar
diAa, . In vax que oil aprseiahls ioven Goa Joaa
Maria T s pima, divisaron nna columns dc namu
roi!xo uua 10 ievAntAbA an ID paEse poahskIck
da ID casa que habita donda aiane 80 oneinA
6e farmAetn nnaatro distinR uido eorreligioEafia
el licanciAdo don Oslaatino ]. PeKss. DiaFa
In vox de alarms Ai llegar MI alto donde 81
saom extraRos oil fuegoI sncontEaron JA cue
do nm 1Ahious pAEa@ de otFot ad Cont
eatanta, aoisr8s vigss ds In cccinA de 10 st*
exprssAda. les poeos m!HutOs HsgAFof
lnRar del aues ESQ nnmsrssos vecinoa. TSAnkjA
ron tOdos, asi guardiAs COMO paiERnoss co0
aaombroxR aetivIdGds haatA CUE iogFeE0n aA-
aipguir sl inesndio Qus, si no ss dsssEa0o 81 an
obrs da destruction, hubiaEA trAido grsnoes
dssgrAeiss, IIanando da desolssi6n estos hogA@
rss de msritfsimos eiudAdAnos de hnsnos pa
ariotAs.
Los csbSllsroa mas distlnguidos de 10 po-
blacl6n, loH SrsesAnoa v toEaalaros poF soaos
concepsoa eaSlmAblss que dtsputaEon 81 pEsa&
a las itAmAx, msFaean nuastRo Aplanao Afac'
tuoso y entasiRsta.
Digno. son tambien de meEaei6os pl6ess
mes los gnAgdiAs rsfsridoay oil cato den kRma-
lIndo EacAlsrA que trAba10 afn dsscAnaoy y par
sonAlmsuta, demostrAnds gus en- todos los ca-
sos cnmpls 50 dsbsr sin SAqma@As nj vactlAnEo'
mes. EI cabo EscaIsrA honrA nj euarpo que
psrtsnace. Su innsgabie rectltud 81 vAtoF
prusbA ds psitgrO 10 hAcan digno ds respaso
satim &c6n.
FslfcitAnos al ssKor Parax q al pueblo dc
Comsrfo. Y....Iqu& no vuslvan rsEanrbar-
nos las IIRmas vorAcss prsCuEsorAs del lnao
do la EulnRI No bAstAba aquf sl fue90 del
pAtrioaismo que nos alumpHA nos atumbFaxA
siampTs con aus hsImosas clATidadsa.
Ell Oorresponsal.
Comsrfo. Dieismbra 81 de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
= lBshl Siempre vendr& mas
gente de La que haga falta.

- tB8hl S16mpre VenQr& mas
gente de Ia que haga falta.
El baron eseribi6 10 siguiente:
SQ1erido marques: psrm1tidme
que ahora, que va tdVo IN feliz
desenlace Suestro asunto, os hsga
una confidensia@ Aver htce una
apuesta con ana DANA que me
aprecia un pGco. y he aquf cual es.
La dana, en- question, como todas
las que ehtran en- Ia Opera por la
porterfa, es muy superstieiosa, y
de sE educs sci6n primera y de sus
mo5ed des, conserve Ia costumbre
65 echar las cartas y aver Doche
ley6 en- las suyss que esta maflana
os matarfap, Y yo s9stuye 10 con
trario y nae diio: - GApuesto Glen
luises a que mataran nj marques. >
-GVan apostados, -dije, ~ st ga.
no dar6is un bale en- mi casa, sa
tisfacci6n que os negais conce-
derme bajo Ell pretexbo de que to-
das vuestras amigas son muy ltn-
das LIS hermosa hechicera perdfo,
pues, su apuesba sufre con graoia
sus consecuencIas. Maf1ana SO bal
la en- mi casa, serets muy anna
Bile 81 os presentGis en- ella muy
temprano. Vuestro amigo.
BARON DE MANERvE.9
Este lego la carta q Ia sef1ora
Saint Alphonse, que le diio:
ATen6is taleato y comprend6is.
Hasta ma6ana. Antes del bale
teudr9 nscesidad de hAblsros.
Y Sc fu6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
4 16

NO negar6 NADIA de 10 que pi
aais de parte de Bscsra.
ESQ fue 10 que quise decir.
-;De que Sc trateP - pregunt6
Ell baron seutandose y cruzando les
plerna8.
Quisiera que di6seis IN baile.
-lUn ballet JYop
ST, una reunion de solteroS; o
si 10 preferfs una partida de lsns'
duenete. TenSis una casa muy 90
nita, una fiesta asf en- ella result
taria eneantsdora.
-Sobre todo ST Ia honrais con
vuestra preseneis, observe gslsn'
temente ell baron.
-Invitsr6is las damas que yG
os desigusrG.
May bien; ~ homhresf
-tAhI Esos To que querSs1s con
tai a ue enLre ellos figure si que 20
deseo.
-.C6mo SO llamaP
-El marques Ifitgo de los Mon
tes, un brasilefio,
fPardiezI Lo sospechs5s, Por-
que B2csra es IN mtsterio viyiente.
y cuento con Yuestro silencioP
El baron Sc inclin6 y luego Sc
santo ante su mesa, cogiendo una
pIums y diciendo:
-Veamcs: Sque dfs es el 4ue os
conviene2
-Msfiana.
Hay muy POGO tempo para
repartir las esquelas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
Las frmas por Mr.. Tehter
Federales que SO burlan
RIO. Dicismbrs 81 de 1902.
GarAbo, Dleismbra - de 1909.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA,
CAgu@s,

OAguRs
ApHeciado amigo; Muchos eoKEolfgion6~
r1on 9ats pueblo, nos demueRtEan Ga extra
nAxA porQns pusimos nueatrAS 4rmAs MI pie dc
una instAncia, pidisndo que NO 30 aeapA&ss Ia
7enunciA Mr. Tsehtar como tafs de 10 poll
clR. SsoH les 0abemos una sAttafAcci6ns y
vamos dArsela ampli& y terminanbe, dasd6
lRn columnaa de ese psrt6diso.
Como quisrR que eli go0ernador nuneA h&-
CO cAso de los fsder&lea dasde hR nusstR@s
soiicisudss, s1n cuar 80 tnaplEan altos
ssntimtsnt0s DO 1ustc anHcrihinos oil amsri-
t8do documsnto para s0adyuvAE al fraeaso de
Mr.. Tachtsr.
Ahora hien; Of sI gohsPnAdor toma oil asun-
to en- s6rio, poEqus hoy fAvorsce uno de Io@
Ruyos.... Sntoncss ueciArAmoS, do una mRn@a
rA s0!smna formal, qua nuestrRa GrmAs qna-
dan sin valor nj efaeto.
Somos de usssd con toda confederation.
Cru1 Morales, Calsstino Gimsnss, Dams.
trio Rivera, Antonio VAsquss, A4n6n Vas
qnss, SAINTS go VaxqusS, VMlanMn Rodrguezs
Manuel LA4raAno, ssvsro CandelRrio, JosG
Marta RodrigneE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
P6rd1da

rr,I. rosbs dol Il da los corriantss ha de-
a,oar.cido do asta Jurisdiction IN eAoAllo as
mi uropiadAd, color Aeeitano ossurc, como y
3 c6nrtns de &ISAdA, de "A amos phtA tf"es. ss-
"a dsrschs blanca, paSo msnndso i&fso' siH
harraF sin msrcA. .,
OfreEeo al cue me sntrsEue dieho animal,
ma grAtihoAclon de oeho dollar
Limo Ootti
Maupabo Dieiambrs 20 de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
La siembra de aIgod6n

En BumRsAo, por iniciatiVs del Hn1r L
" WaIvar, as ceisbI6 una junts de sgricul'
Trat6ss de smprsndsr 10 sismbrs De Al
Algod6n, ,.. a..a,s
,,.D.o. ,otenta cuardRs de sSa plaDta.
Il samlliA 80 RguaEdR por momsntos de
los EltRdos UnidoG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25


Pasarou los testigOs un memen'
to de cruel ansiedad, el vizcoDde
Andrea segufa svanzando lenta-
ments a paSos iguales como 81
hubiese dese2do hacer sufrir 2 su
adversario las tortursa de La sgonis,
medida que disminufs Ia dis
tancia que lie separaba de 81 latfa
con mas fneIza Ell corsz0n de Guam
tos prQsenciab&n la escens. Et mar
au6a de- los Monies, eansado de
esperar, CRITIC 81 sabo con voz en6r-
gica an frances meZclado con
palabras espafiolas:
-lTirad, senior, tirsdI
Andrea did un paso, otro mas, y
ell canon de su pistola Sc apoyo en-
el cuerpo del marques.
-Este no es an dessfio; es IN
asesinato: murmur0 el sefIor de
Manerve.
z sin embargo, estaba en- 50 de-.
recho al hacer fuego q quemArropa
levan tando la tapa de los sesos 4
81 contrario, pero no 10 hlzo, J en-
nom en- TO en que los testigcs tCdos
80 acercaban spresuradamente, le-
vantsndo ls pistola dijo al mar
qu6s:
Vuestrs vida me pertenece,
senior marques.
-Tomadla, pues, responds
don Ifligo, que eataba mny pAlido.
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HOTEL PoNCEN0
CHRISTINA ALTOs.-P0NOE
PIeeios de actRalidad

P1eoios de actRalidad
I'm dia de hOspedage... ..........''.... Sl.6O
Tn cubiertO. ....:.....'...'.'..'' OF
Una CANA. .'''...'''..''.....' ON
Es 81 mas oonourrido por la COlOnia espanOla
comisionistas agentes de oomercio, aai como
p0r Los amerioanOs que OOmpOnen Ia mayor par
to del pupilage,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

que contin uaba apartado IN lado,
sufrieron NADIA con el disparo. La
bala SO perdio entire las ramas.
Bacar8 respir6 con fuerza. -. ell
espacfo do un seguGde no mas,
porque Sc vt0 otro fogonazo segui-
do de uua detonaci6n. El marques
don lingo habfa dsdo tres pasos y
disparada su segunda pistola. Ar
mando permanecio en- Ia m1sma
postura sir GuilleImo sigui6
aVanzando, porque, 10 mismo que
la prime1a, Ia segunda bala no le
habfa tocade. FL marques tiro en-
tonces Ia segunda pistols, 30 detu-
vo cruzandose trsneuilamente de
brazos y esPer6 IL mueIte.