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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Irrigation In Texas.

The importance of a regular and
adequate supply Of moisture to all
agricultural products intended for
the market has in late years led TO
the institution of expensive irriga.
ton projects and plants in Colo
RADIO and California, particularly
in the latter state, where it has
made possible the conversion Of
arid territory into wonderful and
prolific sources OF wealth, as exem-
pliiied in the magnificent fruit and
vegetable farms and vineyards Of
the Golden State" Only recent
ly has Texas attempted to apply
irrigation TO agriculture, and the
innovation is largely due, if not
altogether so, TO the recent cultiva.
ton of rice and the building Of
canals and lateral bitches to carry
water to the cereal. Irrigation,
aside from rice, however, is being
applied to the smaller crops, and
particularly so in the dry sections
south of San Antonio in the neigh
borhood of Beeville, where remark
able yields Of garden truck have
resulted from the application Of the
system, using the output from bored
OF driven wells. Irrigated from the
output of the San Felipe springs,
ten thousand acres at Del Rio on
the Southern Pacific west Of San
Antonio, have been successfully
cultivated for ten years, producing
abundantly. The greater part of
Texas is underlaid with an mex
haustible supply Of water, which
needs only TO be tapped to afford a
reliable supply of moisture in times
Of drouth. The experience on the
Collins farms, near San Antonio,
where several hundred acres Of
vegetables are irrigated by the out
put of two or three wells, demon
strated the unqualified success OF
the system applied to intensive
farming, and its appli cation on a
larger scale TO the cultivation of
farm products in general would do
much toward relieving the farmer
from the narrowing experiences of
Of a dry season.-Literary Bureau
Pacific, Houston IL Texas
Central.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

Regkrding the play at the opera
house Sonight, an advance notice
says: Naughty Anthony" David
Belasco's laughable comedy which Is
to be seen at the Grand opera house
tonight, owes much of its success To
the fine cast that interprets II. Marie
Doro, who Is seen as Cora" the
hosiery model, Is acknowledged 10
be the prettiest and most graceful
young comedienne on the stage.
VIII +. Phillips, who plays the title
role, Anthony" was the hit Of the
London production Of THE Whirl
Of the Town" New York Casino
success, ard Potti Rosa, who appears
as Winnie" the professors maid,
Is well known TO our theater-goers.
She is daughter of the late Patti
Rosa, and inherits all her
mothers brilliancy and talent.
Miss Doro and Miss Rosa's songs are
features OF Naughty Anthony"
which Is claimed 10 be the most
laughable farce now before the pub
lie. IL has the seal Of "A New York
success, having run for i5O nights
at the Herald Square theatre there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Planting Tomatoes.

Elkhart, Tex, Jan. l5.-Mr. K.
A. Walker of Clear Creek, Tex,
representing produce commission
merchants Of Pittsburg, Pa, met
with the Elkhart Fruit and Vege-
table Association yesterday with a
view of handling the produce of
the association. The association
has agreed on today to plant their
hotbeds sufficient for 80 acres Of
tomatoes.-Galveston News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Brief r.i.grsphie News.

T. p. Priddie. merchant OF Mont
gomery. Tex. has fled a petition for
bankruptcy with liabilities OF f777i.
Thomas b. Clark OF Houston. Tex.
has been appointed a stenographer and
typewriter in the postofice department
at Washington.
The tower and shakers Of the Black
Hawk mine az Pennington, Ill. were
burned. throwing i75 men out OF work.
Loss. $4,000.
The coal miners strike at Ragles.
VILE. Ind, has been ended. The oper-
ators agree TO pay the Indiana scale.
The three mines will resume opera
lions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
HOLD UP A BOLD ONE.
Drummer Prevented from Firing upon
. Robb-r by the Conductor.

Fort Smith. Ark. Jan. 1.-THE rob
berry OF the Kansas City Southern pas
senger train Wednesday was a bold al.
fair. but the reward secured by the
robbers did not help them much.
The robbers tagged the train be.
tween Spiro and Redland While two
OF the seven men covered the engineer
and fireman with rcvolvers. others
forced a porter. who had appeared on
the steps Of the forward coach TO un.
couple the baggage car from the rest
OF the train.
John Block. a travelling salesman
from Fort Smith. alighted from the
train and was about 20 fire upon one
OF the robbers when he was prevented
by Conductor Sullivan. who feared that
the men would fire into the passenger
coaches.
The baggage car was uncoupled and
the engineer compelled 10 pull up the
road a distance OF about one mile
There the robbers, after disarming the
messenger. went through the baggage
and mail cars. Their work finished !
one OF the robbers handed the messen /
ger the revolver taken from him. and
all made for the timber.
Postofice officials here deny that any
registered mail was taken. and the eN.
press officials say that one package
three dollars covers their
loss.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
WIN ~. nuIit Ia cor.ie.n.

Austin. Jan.i7.-J. LCampbell, presl.
dent. J. NJ Coleman. attorney for the
Warren. Corsicana and Pacific railway.
were here and fled an application
with the railroad commission for author
ity 10 issue bonds 10 the amount OF
$4,000 per mile on II miles Of road
from Warren 90 Camp Wood. In Polk
county President Campbell states that
the road Is sure 20 be- built 10 Corsi-
cana. n distance of 200 miles, and work
will be pushed on the construction
New towns are 20 be laid out in the
rich fruit and produce country II viii
traverse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
oi.Im. wrousfuily Elected.

Greenvllle. Tex, Jan. l7-Sult has
been filed In the district court by w.
r. White against J. T. Conway a. Co.
for S2050 damages. plaintiff alleging
that himself and family were elected
from their home which was claimed
as the property OF defendant Sheriff
Langford and his bondsmen are made
parties defendant 10 the suit The
land In controversy is twenty-five
acres. twenty-siH miles southeast OF
town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

Senator Harris introduced a bill
in the Senate last Thursday for
providing for government owner
ship Of the telegraphs in the United
States. 1t is understood that the
Western Union and other telegraph
companies have been seen, and
consent to the program. These are
doubtless to be paid enough to
make it extremely interesting to
them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Fire NJ wsodford.

Ardmore. |. T.. Jan. 1.-THE town
OF Woodford. rs miles northwest of
here. was almost totally destroyed by
fire Wednesday night II originated
in the barber shop OF w. w. Ethridge
and the cause Is unknown. A sum.
mary % the losses follows: J. II. Ak
ers 5000. insurance $4,000; H. l.. Led.
better $4,000. insurance $1,000; II. A.
Hin $500. insurance $1,000; w. w.
Ethridge SIS. no insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

Madison county visitors the past
two days: Jim Francis, Jim and
Charlie Hicks, II. A., Arthur and
Burt Sandel, ID. G.. Cannon, Luke
and Yves Batson, A. j. Searcy, Jim
and VIII Brown, Joe Sanders, Jess
Moseley. Il. X. Batson, Steve Batson,
Ed McWhorter and wife, \. NJ.
Moseley, w. II. Ollphin, RUDE Con-
nor, A. VI. Hill, T.. w. Waller, j. r..
Waller, T. q. and Lige Cammack,
Luther and Frank Payne, Jap Pra-
ter, Jim Nevils, VIII Roberts, X. G..
and Wyatt Batson, Malone Hin and
others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

Beeville. Tex. Jan. IA FIRE oc'
CURED az Skidmore Thursday. which
swept away the principal business
houses OF that place and resulted In
the following losses. W. r. Miller.
general merchandise. total loss OF
stock and buildings. valued az $4,000
insurance $4,000. J. y. Brown. grOce-
ries. total loss OF stock. valued at
$500. Insurance $500: r. J. Turner
saloon. total loss Of stock and build
Ing. valued al $4,000. Insurance $500;
II. Krutzer. building. valued al $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Immsn.. snos FACTORY.

Torreon. Mex. Jan. 17.-Thls clty's
latest enterprise. a $500 900 shoe fac
tory Is now completed. Arrangements
are being made 20 open up all depart
ments OF the cannery and factory prop
or. A dozen skilled shoemakers from
Brockon. Mass. are here for the pur-
pose of teaching the natives how TO
operate the shoe machines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Pottswo,smi. Indian. Rampant.

Dowaglc. Mich, Jan l7.-Three hun
dred Pottawotamie Indians are on the
rampage and are besieglng Lee Bros.
bank. which they threaten TO break
open II they are not paid money they
expected 20 receive Thursday for sign
ing over their claims 10 lake front land
in Chicago. Many OF the Indians are
armed. The town marshal has sworn
in a number OF deputies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
ora Nan Pound Dad

waxahachie. Tex. Jan. 17.-An old
gentleman named Vaughan, living on
one OF !. J. Coles farms about four
miles south OF this city. was found
dead Thursday morning he died OF
heart disease. He plowed all day Wed
nesday and retired feeling as well as
usual
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
r.rdousd over Four uuudr.d.

Des Moines. Jan. 17.-As practically
closing the act OF his administration
Gov. Shaw made public the names OF
473 prisoners whom he had extended
executive clemency within the last
two years. The governors record in
this respect. II Is stated. has never
been equalled In Iowa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
short of Police

San Antonio. Jan. 1.-THE influx Of
suspicious characters TO San Antonio
has grown so great that Marshal Van
Ripper has asked the police committee
for an increase OF the police force OF
the city. The committee has invest!-
gated the situation and az the next
meeting OF the council will recommend
that four additional night men be APP
pointed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

A Kansas City millinery firm
advertises: "Our Hats are Hus.
band Winners" And they might
have added: "Papa's Purse Par.
alyzers."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

When the business men Of any
town put their shoulders to the
wheel and help build up such or
CARNATIONS as the truck growers
association they are casting bread
upon the waters with "dead
cinch" for its return four-fold.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
SATURDAY, JAN. IS, 1902.

East Texas continues to i'm
prove. The people OF Newton
county have voted to build a $685..
600 court house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Lumh.r p..tror.d hr Fir-.

Pine Blum. Ark. jan. 1.-THE lun-
Der yard and dry kilns or Frank Ken
dali az Kedron. l6 miles south Of Pine
Blum. were destroyed by FIRE Thursday
Four million feet OF lumber was In the
yards and burned. The loss Is esti-
mated at $50 900. with no Insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
brakeman Killed

Waco. Tex. Jan. i7.-Charles wash
ington. brakeman on the Katy. was
killed near Temple. He fell from the
top OF car TO the track and the train
ran over him. seVering his body In the
middle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

The railroad commission has
adopted a new tariff, scaling mer-
chandise rates 20 per cent, and ef.
feotive in twenty days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Shot Foar Times

Forney. Tex. Jan. lin a saloon
here Thursday night Harrison Lewis
was shot four times, In the right arm.
In the neck. in the right breast and
in the back. The wounds are danger
Gus. No arrest has been made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

The Houston IL Texas Central
is making preparation to extend
its Austin and Northwestern
branch to Lampasas. The people
of that city have given right-of-
way aud depot grounds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Died OF IIIs InIariea.

Marlin, Tex. Jan. i7.-John Jones.
aged p. died here from the effects OF
injuries received at the Marlin oil mill
While oillng the rollers his right arm
became fastened in the cogs and was
mashed from his body
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

The NJ. X. & T. may extend its
San Antonio line TO Brownsville.
There is certainly no lack OF ac-
tiyity in railroad building in
Texaa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

Texas has no legislative session
this year, but it has an investigat-
ing commission that is going to
make more fun than a Legislature
of both houses with a strenuous
lobby.-Ft. Worth Register.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
81, Hundred R.nnr,.h Kni.a.

Laredo Tex. Jan. IA telegram
from the City OF Mexico says the city
OF Chilpancingo. In the state OF Guer.
zero. suffered severely from Thurs
days earthquake shock and that 600
persons were killed No details.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Died Of MerphIns Poisoning.

Karnes City. Tex. Jan. I'm. A.
Stamper. merchant. died here from
the effects OF morphine. lie took the
drug Sunday night and the doctors
worked on him until Thursday. when
he died
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
Hoe, p,,.op.,. Reach B.rmud..

Hamilton. Bermuda, Jan. i7.-Brit.
fish transport Montrose has arrived
here from Cape Town with another dc.
tachment OF Boer prisoners.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18
CLARK Circus Robbed.

Jennings. La. Jan. 1.-THE VI. l..
Clark circus was robbed OF over SO.
900 Wednesday night at Welsh. No
clew 10 the robbers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-18

EmmeI's Prescription Pharmacy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
Cosas de-. "EI Pals"

Hace unos diss EL Pals, com bAtiendo nues.
sros ArtfculoS Au1nent0 de TiblGact6rl, nos decfa
en- Ia forma destempiadA que scoStum bra siem-
pre- que Sc dirijs nosotros, Sque aqusla pro-
bsStA eareefS de bases que de 10 que Sc tratAb&
era de oeutar 10 FiqusEa, eBo era una estAfs; /;
que 10 retaRRci6n estAbR blen hecha; que no
quoIf amos pagaT la contribution tnGts, etc. etc.
Pero he Aquf, que inaportantes propistsrtos
de LAias, San German y SAbAnR Gfands, per.
tensetsntes al pArtido republtesno, l9nEan tam.
bien au protssta reclAman coLtrS esas retR-
sAcones, EL Pats, cAmbiRndo de pareceE,
dcei GnusSsroB amigos de LAjas, San German
y SAbAnA GrRnde, que han sUfrido AUMESTo IN
JUsTIFIcADo en- ID taaaei6n de aus hncas los
nnss oe lE contribution ,etG.
Es deciri que mientrss EL Pats crsy6 que
sse Aumsnto 700 rezAEiA con los propietArios
fedsrales, 10 ju1gsbA intto hASta considerR-
ba una estCfG oil cponeEse O.; pero ahora que
unos CuAntos propietarios repubiicanos SO que
jan sl miSmo psri0dico califca de aE1nCnto IN
juSiidcadO, el que Ee impone.
JuIgus Ell pals de Ia ssrisdAd de m peri6.
dieo hii.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
REGLAMEN?0 SOBRE CARRE?ERAS
Debe ser conoCidO por los que transtan
por las carreteras

rrusjes abandonsdos por sus conductores;
nj anfmales muertcs echados en- ella nj 4
una distancia menor de 25 metros.
Todos los que transiten por las carrete-
ras deberan hacerlo siempre por ell lado de-
recho. Los conductors no podran condu-
cir mas de cuatro cabezas de ganado cada
uno. Ell camino debe estar siempre expe.
ditto para los condRctores del Oorreo.
Sc prohibe la carrera a escape con peli-
gro de los tranSeunteS. En- baiadas de
gran inclination los coches 1levaran puestas
suS retrancas Cada vehfculo, si exception
alguna, debera ir por Ia noche provjsto de
an farol.
Ell tercero dltimo Capftnlo trata So
bre las obras contiguas las earreteras.
Frente los edificios inmediatos ella no
Sc colocara objeto alguno que pueda moles-
casas que amenacen ruina, esten Illegal
deliberadamente fuera de la Inca seran de-
rribadas. NiDguna obra Sc podra construir
q menos de 25 metros de la carretera las
excavacioneS solo Sc podran hacer 10 me.
tros de la misma. Para hacer cualquiera de
estas obras Sc deber& pedir licencia al AL
calde del municipio respective, quien la
concedera previo informe del Ingeniero.
Las que Sc construysn sin estes requisites
ser6n demolidaS,
Cuando con motive de esas obras Sc
subsiten contiendss Ell Alcalde deber8 reIni-
tir ell expediente al ComisiOnado del Inte-
rior, quien, oyendo al Superintendent de
Obras P6tlicas, resolvera. a instancia de
parte la Corte de Distrito del lugar podra
revisar 10 resueltO.
Todas las penas prescritas por este Re-
glsmento Sc impondran, mediants denun-
ciss, por ell Juez de Policfa del pueblo mas
proximo al punto de Ia carretera en- que sea
detenido ell contraVentor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
La seforita Aurora Marin
YSU HOTEL EN- NEW YORK

Por ell anuneio que en etro sitio inseEta-
mos, Be entsraran nusstros lectores de haber-
80 trsslRdAdo NaevA York, calie 79, ell Hotel
gnAs nusstra dfEtin guida amiga In seforita
Aurora Marin.
Todos cuAntos vIsitsron aq,f dicho hotel
trato que Rllf recihian.
La ssdoritA Marin, con go educaci6n red
nada, su cultura, su amAbIe trAto lss apti
sndes que poses para e nsgocio que ha en-
prendido, deaarroil&ndoIas hoy en- nm campo
mks Amplo que el nuestro con mayorss re-
cuFaos, es indfscutible que har6 de su Hotel
una de las mAs c6modas agrAdA b ea reaiden-
ctas que en- NuevA York pueden sncontraE Las
familiaa puertcrriauehss.
Mncho nos Rgrada yer IA mnier puerto
rriquehA adapsarae In actividad de la mniar
americans, iRn1arse, como 80 Ianza HOY
Aurors, con inteligenei& y decision, & In Iucha
honrada decorosA de Ii exiateneia. Por sss
cRmino ss que nuestr&s muisres serSn Iibrea
Alg1u dfa, como 10 son las americAnas.
Aurora ca una latina con todo el espfgf.
81 de una yankee.
DAdas Ina grandsB simpatfRs con que eusn-
- en- esta isla 10 sen rita Marin lRa eomodi.
dadss comfort que brinaa sua husspedss, no
dudamos cue Ell Hotel aurora serk an Nueva
York el punto de cita de Las familias distin-
guid&s de este pats que vayan & pAsRr tempo
rAd1s q To- cindAd neo-y -yorkInR
sotr0g, que aEtimAmos Aurora On 1odo
cuanto vale, dsseamosls gran exito en- al nego-
clio que ha smprendidc.
Rlla 10 merses; = In susKta no Sc muestrs
iDgrsss con los cue sabsn coDquistarla briosa.
me1 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06

Tenemos la vlsta Ell Reglamento re-
tornado y aprobado para la conservation y
policia de las carretsras de Puerto Rico.
Fl Cspltulo primero trata sobre la con-
serVacion de las carreteras. En- ell Sc impo.
nen multas que huctdan de s 20 dollars q
los que causen cualquier dano Perjuieio &
les carreterss, prohibiendo adem4s alterar
ell curse de las aguas qae de elias proven
gan nj cortar los arboles que Sc encueutren
q nenos de 25 metros de su orilla, nj arran.
car rsfces que impidan el derrumbe de te-
rrenUs.
En- toda clase de puentes los carruajes
deberan marchar al paso natural de las Ca
bsllerias no podran dar la vuelta una vez
entrados en- cualquiera dc aquellos.
En- les puentes colgantes Sc prohibe ell
correr en- tIopel de personals y caballerfas,
transitar con objetos encendidos, apoyarse
en- sus barsndss, y Sc ordeua que las tropas
pasen sino en- flas de dos de frente.
AL que sustrajere materiales acopiados
para las obras de carreterss cualqufer OBJ.
jeto q elias perteneciente sera detenido
cast gado con arreglo al Codigo Penal.
Sc prohibe arrastTar sobre las carrete-
ras cualquier obieto y tambien altar las rue
das de los vehfculos para tmpedir su libre
rotaci6n. Con tai objeto no podrSn usarse
sino las retrancss frenos en- los s!tios de
ms yor inclination.
e Capitulo segundo Sc ocupa del tran
sito por las carreteras.
Los A!csldes en- sus respectiyas juris-
dlcciones cuidaran de que Ell trAnsito este
ltbre.
Ninguna clsse de obietos podran colo.
carse en- ell camino nj sonre el. Las cercas
que limiten las heTedades no podran llegar
hasta las carreteras. En- esta no Sc admiti-
ran ganados sueltos nj amarrados; nj pues-
tos para la venta, sin autorizact6n; nj ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
JOSE JULIAN ACOSTA

Con satisf&cei6n eomunicamos nuestros
lectores, que ha recibido el tftulo de abogado
en- Ia u UGiVersidRd de WAs hington, nuestro io-
ven com patricia don jose Julian Acoste, nieto
del ilustrs patficio del miemo nomhrs apeii-
do hiio de nuestro bnen amigo don Francis
co, pagAdoF del depsrtAmsnto de Justicia.
mucho obiigsn al nuevo lstrRdo las ira
dieiones &C la fAmil1R ell honroso nembFe que
lley&-uno de los mas FespstAblss y qusr.dos
en- Is sOelsdsd puertorrique nA-y deada luego
suponsnos que sabrA responder con su ela9o
tRlsnto su acendrRdo pAtriotismo & los ante
cedenteS hst6ricoa de 81 sstirps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
N uevos abogados a

Tras brlllantisimos examenes han obteni-
do el iftalo de abogados, nuestros queridos
amigos los inteligsr tss i6vanes cxgn :fos don
RAfAel AEee y don Lorenzo Jim6nez Garcia.
Arcs .jerci6 antes, con gran 6xlso, al car
go de PrccurAdor, ,dsmostrando sus couocimien.
tos su prSctca an materia de tribunmlss.
J!m6ces Ia eisreido al cargo de Notario
CON gran compatencia.
Ambos son estudiosos sienen s&lsnto CO.
nosan 81 derechoi son &ctivos h0nrados, y
dosds luego les augursmos gEandes triunfos sn
sa carers.
NosotFos faiieiiAmos cat d aamanta . eaos
bQenos amigos v ccfrsiigtoHarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
IRIS NUEvA

Per nosiciaa recibidas de Ia capital, nos
enferamos de Ia triste nuevs de hsber lieei.
do allf Ell aprecia BILE cabal!eFO don Manuel Mu-
FOG BarFfos, ito da nuestro ouerido amigo don
Lais NJ, n u RivsrR padre po fsico del doctor
don Francisco del Vale AtIies de nusstro
distinguido correligionario don Simon Borat
Dan Manuel era heYmano de nuestro res
petabIe amigo don Vicente r Munoz
DsplorAmos ell lucsuoso sucsso y amos
los daudos del hnado Ia expression mas sincara,
mas elocuente, de- nuestra CONDOLENCES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
Una asamblea federal

A ID asambeA federal qua ne celebark el
domingo pT6xImos en- T7ujIilo alto, nos dicsn
que concurriEan el liceDctAdo Palmer Roma
gueFs don Jefe G. del Vsiie, de San Juan
De esta ciudAd iran queI pueblo ell ora
dor popular Arm&ndo Rodfiguez y nusstros
compEhsros Flores Toro Fsrnandez.
Para el acto rsins mnchR animaci6n entire
los fsderalsa de Trnillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
Una reCtifcaci6n

hueaiFo qusrldo amigo corrslgionArio
ue IAn Jaani don Tomas AcoRtA QainSero, NOS
enVi> cl Siguisnts telegramR;
DEMoCEACfA. -Caguas.
Reetihouen notlciA de gu corEesponsal so
seIGhVA VenezuelR. No es eierto 20 hAya
oleno qas ALI refine In AnarqufA. Hn Caracas
solo he vlato rRDqulli5ad gArantfa para TODD
ciudAdano. EStoy muy sgrAdecido Asenciones
Tomas Acosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
DEMocEAcfA.-Cag
LA Voz de la Patria"
y "EI impartial"

AL daeir do an paRi6dicn dc Ia clndad del
Oehte las dos empreaAa dc ehtos querldoa cole
gGs 90 rafundirGn en- una ao'A, o. euyo efecto sI
material tipogr6hco y las onelnas del .6limo,
que as hallan sstebleefdaa en- Ponce, safkn
srAsladAdRs MayagnsE, quedando 81 frenta
de IL nneva s0eledsd, como mdminiatEador, eI
sahoE aon Marta EaTnkndaEr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
InVitaCi0n

Ia juntA DirectGva del Casino Esp fol ds
manatf nos invita- para la vslAdA hatls que 90
dRra en- aus Galonaa bsne1cio de In aeiora
dohs PfinitivG Aguayo en- Ia nochs del de
los coFTientea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
Sc ha separado

NuesiFo sstimAdo amigo don Ci7risno Man.
rique, nos partcipa habeFse ssparAdo del bu-
iste del Lcdo don Joi6 Me- Cuadrs, en- sl que
sjsreia ell cargo dc agente Judicial.
Qdsd& complAeldo sl amigo.