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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
DecIamatory contest at Ashland.

ASHLAND. Neb., March 2s.-(Special.)-
The annual ~declamatory contests OF the
Ashland High school was last evening at
Simington's opera house. May Tennyson
and Evelyne Lyle spoke In the humorous
class, Miss Lyle being awarded the hon
ors. In the dramatic class the contestants
were Linnie Kackley, Mabel Service, Phoebe
Davis, Corrine White and Willah Christian.
Miss Davis won first prize and Miss Chris
tian second. The entertainment closed
with a comic drama entitled "A Regular
Fix" The High school chorus furnished the
music. The judges were Rev. Frank NJ.
Sturdevant, pastor of the First Baptist
church of Ashland; Hon. ]. l.. McBrien of
Geneva, deputy state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. and George L. Towne, ed
itor of the Nebraska Teacher, Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
DIGS UNDER BARN FOR COLD
Sheriff WsddingtOn Receivers Only Part Of
skrsbel Money,
THOUSAND DOLLARS STILL MISSING
Both sons Admit RobbinE Mother and
Are Held Close Prisoners in
Hope of Recovering Full
Amount.

BEATRICE. Neb., March 2s.-(special
Telegram. THE preliminary hearing Of tho
Skrabel brothers will be next Tuesday
morning. They have not been arraigned.
and by agreement of the mother and at
torneys on both sides this afternoon the
two were placed in Jail to remain until
the date of their preliminary.
AS there is S1,120 Of the 1900 still mis-
sing, the attorneys and Mrs. skrabel be-
lieve that by keeping the two in Jail for
a few days they can prevail upon them
to tell where this amount Of the stolen
moneY is.
Late last evening County Attorney Sack
EFT obtained a confession from William
Skrabel. on whose farm $3.50 In gold coin
was found, which was said to have been
stolen from his mother, Mrs. Josephine
Skrabel. Frank Skrsbel confessed to his
part Of the theft earlier in the day. He
told how he and his brother, william, had
dug up the money from under the hencoop
and had buried it on Williams farm.
In his confession William Skrabel told
the officials where about $1,000 could be
found buried under a sill Of the barn on
his farm near Odell.
Shortly after 6 o'clock Sheriff Wadding-
ton locked the two men up. One was placed
in the county Jail and the other in the city
prison.
About Z o'clock the ofhcer started for
William skrabel's farm to recover the
money buried under the barn. He arrived
at the Skrabel place about 10 o'clock. After
a search had been made he found 81, $50 in
gold coin under the sill Of the barn, as
stated by William.
OF the 81, 200 stolen by the skrabels 81 1850
has been recovered. 1t Is stated on gcol
authority that William, the one who is
married, recently spent 800 of the stolen
treasure for a small tract OF land near his
farm.
The younger Skrabel states that he was
Influenced by his older brother to steal his
aged mothers money; that they agreed to
make an equal division Of it, but that he
had so far received only IS. There is a
discrepancy in the amount the men claimed
to have stolen and the amount Mrs. Skrabel
says is missing. The men stated this morn
ing that they got about $780,, while the
mother claims that 50 100 was taken.
The family are Bohemians and fairly
well-to-do. Mrs. Skrabel is about so years
old. william, the married son, is SO, and
Frank is %. George Skrabel, the father,
died several years ago. TIL family are old
residents Of southweste Gage county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29

G UGH straightforward evidence cannot
ououmoo eul leqM 'peNooIIeAo 90
people. say carries weight, but when
a man Of national prominence says "Peruna
should be used in every household" It is a
significant fact to the increasing promi-
nence and undoubted efficacy of Peruna.
Peruna is Of national fame as a catarrh
remedy. 1t is the only internal, systemic
catarrh remedy known to the medical pro-
~fession. It makes diseased mucous mem
branes healthy. whether 1t is the mucous
membrane lining the nose, throat, lungs,
stomach, kidneys or pelvic organs. 1t cures
various diseases Of all these organs. be-
cause two-thirds of the ills Of mankind are
due to catarrh. With healthy mucous mem
branes climatic diseases lose their terror.
the system is enabled to throw off contagion
and health follows inevitably.
Mr.. A. T. Wood. Mt. Sterling, KY, writes:
"For many years ] have been n suf-
ferer from catarrh, and nave spent
time and money with physicians and
used many kinds of remedies which
were guaranteed sure cures but in
every case It was money thrown
away.
"I reaped no benefit whatever from
them. In my seemingly vain search
for relief 1 purchased "A bottle of Pc
runa, having no confidence I'm IL what
ever at the time. This was about one
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Train strike. Man Near PIatt.mouth

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb.. March 2s.-Cspe-
cial.)-About 9 o'clock last evening W. r.
Brown. section foreman at oreapolis, heard
a cry and, going to the Burlington bridge
over the Platte river, found a mar lying
beside the track. His left foot was badly
crushed.
An engine and coach sent from here
brought the injured man back. He was
taken to the county farm and the toes on
his left foot were amputated today. His
body and one shoulder we're also injured.
He gave his name as Andrew Johnson
Almonds and said he was 40 years old. He
asserted that he was on the track, when a
train struck him.
The door Of a loaded freight car, which
passed through this city east on the Bur-
lington last night, was open. but the ex-
animation Of the car did not reveal an oc-
cupant. The seal had been broken with
probable intent to rob the car.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
judge lessen says Gable Must Pay

Judge lessen Says Gable Must Pay.
PLATTsMoUTH. Neb., March 2s.-(spe-
cial IL district court, in the case of
Adolph Steinkamp against Henry Gable,
Judge Jessen overruled the motion for a
new trial and ordered a judgment on the
verdict for $500.
In the case Of Ann Kepple against the
city Of Plattsmouth a motion to amend the
verdict OF the jury by striking out certain
items contained therein was overruled. A
motion for a new trial was sustained and
the verdict for $3.50 was set aside. The
original amount Of damages asked for In
this case for injuries alleged to have been
received from falling on a defective side
walk was 81, 500.
Frank Boetel was found guilty of petty
larceny by a Jury and the court ordered the
boy to pay $50. One dollar each week and
in default OF same to be confined in the
county Jail.
In the case OF the State against Cornelius
King, who was found guilty Of stealing Z
horse. a motion for a new trial is pending
The case of Louis Olsen against the Bur
lington Relief company was taken undel
advisement.
The case OF Julius Langhorst agains.
Herman Barnmann and others was sub,
mitted on petition in error and argumen
by the attorneys.
Court was adjourned until April Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
w. b. POWELL.

year ago, and ! began to improve aud
was able to attend TO my business
without being constantly hnmpered
by every kind of pain known to n
human being. My hearing, which was
almost entirely gone in one eur, got
very much better. The medicine not
onIy seems TO cure but to dis
ease.
"This winter when everyone was
suffering from Ia grippe, L stood like
"A stone wall, absolutely proof against
IL. l am not n believer I'm patent
medicInes,' having found the majority
of them fakes, but I do not hesitate to
recommend Peruna as the best medI-
cine for catarrh the world has ever
seen. 1 keep "A bottle of II at home
constantly and shall continue to do
so, because I believe IL to he the best
medicine on earth. never leave
home that 1 don't put "A hottie of IL in
my grip" A.. T.. WOOD.
II you do not receive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving a full
statement Of your case, and he will be
pleased TO give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29

tih. The circumstances Of all the cases
we're so similar that all we're tried at the
same time before Judge westover. The pc
titioh set forth that when Timothy Cross.
deceased, gave deed TO the property IN
question undue influence had been exercised
over the unsound mind Of the grantor. 4.
+. Harrington appeared for the defendants
and Judge NJ. P. Kinkaid for the plaintiff.
The case was holly contested. but the jury
reached a verdict after two hours Of delib-
Grafton.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Charged with Beating Aged Father.

ELK CREEK. Neb, March 2S.-(Special)
Frank ]. Durfack, who lives in the north
part Of town, was arrested yesterday after
noon, charged with assaulting and wounding
his aged father. who lives with him. He
pleaded not guilty in court and trial was
set for Saturday morning. 1t ie reported
that a continuance of several days will be
asked for by both sides.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Judge smith FINDS John Sane.

ST. PAUL. Neb., March 2s.-(Special.)-
A few days ago Sherif Hansen, under a
writ OF habeas corpus. took Andrew John,
who had been adjudged insane. from the
sherin Of Valley county during a short stop
between trains at Gushing in this county.
This action brought the case before
County Judge Smith for trial. which was
held Thursday. Many witnesses, principally
from Valley county, were examined, and
after hearing the case Judge Smith found
released.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Michael CrOss of omaha Wins.

o'NEILL. Neb., March 2s.-(speeiaI.)-In
the three cases Of Michael Cross Of Omaha
against Richard Cross and Anna Cross Of
Atkinson, involving real estate at Atkinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
RENO YOUTH GETS ONE YEAR
Found Guilty of Sending Threatening
Letters Through Mails and SEN
fenced to Penitentiary.

RUSHVILLE, Neb., March 2s.-(Special
Telegram. Fired Reno was found guilty Of
sending threatening letters through the
mail to Charles Claim and was sentenced
to serve one year in the penitentiary. The
jury was out seven hours and much inter-
est was shown in the case.
Clafin is the same man whose house was
burned on February 6 and destroyed with
all its contents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Dismiss zIoch Assault Case.

PAPILLION, Neb., March 2S.-(Special.)
Joseph Zloch, who was charged with
criminal assault, will not be tried, as he
will pay the costs and the case will be
dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
End of Parker viii Case.

BEATRICE, Neb.. March 2s.-(special)-
In district court this morning Judge Letton
denied a motion for a new trial In the
Parker will case.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Appeals Traction Tax Case.

City Attorney Strobe has announced his
intention Of appealing the Traction com
pany tax case to the supreme court, The
district court gave the city a judgment for
approximately $4S, 900 on its claim for
$4,000 The action is for the collection
Of DELINQUENT paving taxes. President
Scudder OF the Lincoln Traction is willing
to pay the judgment, but the city authori-
ties are prevented from accepting his
money by a restraining order issued sew
eral months on the application of DR.. G..
W. o. Farnham. who insists that moth ng
less than the full amount Of the claim
should be taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29

Prof w. B Powell of Washington, D. C, is. one of the best known educators in
country. For fifteen years he has been superintendent Of the public schoolso of
Washington, which is considered the pest school sysem in the United States. Profess
POWELL is he author of a number Of choo books which are used throughout the
United States
This well known gentleman does not hesitate to recommend Pewna to his count
less friends ad acquaintancs all over the. United States In a recent letter rom
street, n. w Washington, L. c. to Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio, he says:
Persuaded by a friend have used Peruna is a tonic and take pleas.
ire in recommending your remedy. Peruna is indeed "a good medi:in ne.
and should b, in every household"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Quarantine in Name Only.

II beg to call attention to the fact that
I have found that the quarantine imposed
upon people detained at their own homes
is a quarantine in name only. As a rule
such persons are merely directed to re-
main at home. and hold no communication
with outside parties. No guard is placed
over the houses to see that the regulations
are enforced and as a consequence they are
often. II not always. disregarded. The
practice Of shutting up a number Of people
in a house with a case Of smallpox fire.
ouently without even the precaution OF
S~accinatinK them has led TO a large in
crease in the number OF cases. The small
pox case should be isolated. The persons
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Advocates Juvenile Courts.

In an address before the charities con-
ference at st. Paul's church last night
Judge e. P. Holmes advocated the estab-
lishment Of Juvenile courts in cities the
size Of Lincoln or larger. He took the
ground that a more intelligent and humane
idea Of dealing with youthful offenders
should be put in practice. An effort will
probably be made to have the next legis-
lature pass a law providing for courts OF
the class suggested by Judge Holmes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
New interpretations.

Articles Of Incorporation OF these insti-
tutions have been recorded in the secre-
tary Of states ofice:
st. Henry's church of Stanton county;
incorporators, Bishop Scannell, Vicar Cen
eral Choka, Rev. Schnuttgen and Laymen
Proest and Weise.
st. Patriek's Church. Elkhorn, Doug as
county; incorporators, Bishop ~Scannsll,
Vicar General Choka. Rev. Hoheisel and
Laymen Calelly and Smith.
The Spencer Otis Supply company,
Omaha; capital stock. s75. 900; incorpora-
tors. Spencer Otis. F. R. Mcconnell and E.
]. Peake.
The Wymore State bank. Wymore. Gage
county; capital stock, $500 i~ncorpora-
tors. Charles G. Anderson, George B. Var
Arsdol, J. A. Reuling, Sherman Taylor and
A. L. Miller.
The Harvey-Lmerick Lumber and Goa
company. Ohiowa; capital stock, $40, 900;
incorporates. d. W. Harvey, Ida l. Lin.
erick. W. B. Limerick and R. A. Harvey
The Clearwater Shorthorn company
Clearwater. Antelope county; capital stock
SIS 600; incorporators. F. NJ. Tyrrell, @. NJ
| TyTrell and J. W. Parker.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29

True TO name and color.
Nothing can equal them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29

T indicates trace of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Oflciai.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
Local Record,

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, March 2S.-Omaha record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-29
EASTER DAY is TO BE SUNNY
Nebraskans Assured by Government
FOrecaster They May Wear
Their New TOGgery.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Forecast:
For Nebraska. North Dakota and South
Dakota-Fair Saturday and Sunday; west
to northwest winds.
For Iowa and Missouri-Fair, colder Sat
urday: SUNDAY fair; fresh north winds.
For Kansas-Fair Saturday; colder in
southeast portion; Sunday, fair; north
winds.
For Wyoming and Colorado-Saturday,
fair, preceded by colder and snow in north
ern portion; Sunday. fair and warmer;
north winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
'7Utuad.O

Ds8de que se Rbri6 cI Ciub federal do ssta
ciudads 30 notR mucha animation y % muy.
concuxsi6o.
la polirfa en- ysz de sstar provoeando
los fedarales, debiera de ocuparss dc esas nu-
teres do NAL vivir que pupulRn por las noehes
en- Las calles, con desdoro da In moral pdbliea.
Ills dice cue est2n descubisrtos los e.
lumn tadores del vensrabis fsdsral don Fran
cisco de B Marines. Q1e sl psso do la ley
caiga Hobre slloss
Han empesRdo ~ los meetings de propa
ganda en- los bArrf0s da sstk axtansa iurisdie-
ci6n con brillRntes sxitos: si timo que di6
en- oil hRrrio de Mamsyss, rssult6 muy eap6n-
dido sn oil eual ge contaron mas dc ouatro mil
corrsligienarios.
A1ei&nts, patriotasI
-Ha cIrcnlado hoy una hoia suslta nrma-
da pos el hnan federal don Osvaido a f0nso
BausG.
---Los guardias insulares rscorrsn ds no.
cha lbs calIsa IN grupos AcompanAdos por Ai.
gunoh republicRnos.
--Ha cansAdo muy NAL ssseto entire los ta-
baquaros dc este pueblo al nombrRraisnso d.
MMu....... LEON, como socio de merito del IN
milo de torcadoras.
tSafiorss Del grsmio, al tiestoi
Hsy nm aefor poliefa que % las scha do
cs1a In provocado unos cuantos federales
CnidAdo safior. no % eneusnsrs In llava.
--Ss hA estAblecido On ealls del eG snsTal
Mauecp esqrIina q In plasa sBAldc losys, don
Ednardo Artan. Busnos negocios 10 dessAmos.
.-Desda haea traa dias astA linvisndn east
eoRstAntsmsnte,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
C0MITE. LOCAL.
DEL
PARTIDO FEDERAL AMERUAN0

En session ordinaria celsbrsda por cate
Cuerpo On Ii nochs de aver. fne acEerdo que
II candidatura municipal que habrk aa llevAr-
se las nrnas el dfa de Noyiembre :pr6xfmo,
sen designada pnr oil partido do estaIocaiidad
y al t6rmino de Gnrabo; al efeeto - convoca
ha de verifearss oil iuBvss, g5 dc loe eorrisn'
tes, en- I'm oncina de este Coulites sitn en- Ia ca.
lie ds Distances, en- los haios dc 10 cesa de do
fa Dolores Msreno.
La elscei6n comensar6 On estas eiudad
las ocho de ID maisna y tsrnlinarA lss cuatro
de 10 tArde, hora en- que se eslebrarA el eseru-
tinio, cuyo scto serk pnblico para sftisfacei6n
mahana, en- al attic qua allf 6ie aqussl Oomite,
de modo que Ii horn del ascrutiniA general,
se tanga en cusnta el resnltado obasnido en-
aquel poblado.
E.ts Comits inspirfndous On los altos prin-
cipios demoerkticos, quisre que 10 valnntsd dc
los eiudadanos ses In que forme la eandidatu- :
n de los hombfes qu0 hAhrfn de reefr los des-
tinos d. este M anfcipio; pero tamb;A sisne oil
dcber do recomendar todos los ccrrelfgiona-
rios q an se fien mucho en- los indfviduos q qus
han de alsgir, para quo lueEo no tengamos que
lansntRr errores cue d tieInpo puesian svitar.
90. Al efecto, en- la refsrfda o1c5na ne en-.
cnentrA dfsposici6 de todos los due desasn
con arreglo la Lay s0bre elsccionss munici :
nslss aurobada el IL de Fshrero dlhmo.
Presfdirk In mesa alseaoral IN feprsasnt ta-
ci6n dsl Comft6, de g D II de la TaanAna doa
Pablo Hsrstsr de IL 1 dc liz tRrde don
Nsporn ucsno Flores de . de II tards don
Calsstino SolS, fnneionando como ssserst&rio,
el qus 10 O. dc este OomiiG.
Id que 20 puhlicA para GENERAL conocI-
misnto.
EI Prssidsnte. Modesto Sold.-rEl Escrstk-
rio. Juan TfLldTEnU. S-4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
10 DE- LA NORMAL
VQ Bo
Wenceslao Marrero.
(Dsl HerGldo ESpoaol.)

ksspseso ds 10 aue - hA vsnido eomsAtan%
90 RouFs Alumnos eEAminsdos en- Ia Esfuela
Normal de Eio Plsdras, o l0a que ss lPG Ia
nsgado ell tfGulu por oil Dsp1rtamsnto de las
trucci6n, poderaos deeir 10 signiente en- b onor
de In verdAd.
Ell eurso de vsrano de In Escuela N Jrmal
fue solo para maestroB ruraleI. A'gunos que
NO 10 sran fuarDn sdmitldos 81 eurso, dc lb que
aSf podian estuiiar sin tener que pagsr rhaes-
tro nj ecmprRr librog. FGsron advertidbs de
QUE GXSminArHs fuer0 de la Normal, en- San
Juan 6 On cuRlqnisr otro Ritio en- donde e ps-
pREsemento cRlsbrarA exAmanss. Pocoa alas
1ntea de vsrii sarse sstos &c le hiso iguh hl I'd.
VsFtencia; y Algunos ain embargo, en- YeZ de
atsnGTsa q 10 convenldo, se examination GA Ia
N ,rnaal eorRio ndo sl rioHSo de- Que aus ekkms-
nsS no fusran E0eonoeidos poF sl Department
10 de IastEucc6n, como NO lc fueron, puas, de
serlu, 90 h2brfR fRl1Adc Q 10 gstAblecidol On In
direular Femitida los maaaaRos ruRAlea de la
iIla en 10 de Abrll de 1902 uno de euIos "a
FrRfoa dice:
M ssrkn admltidos en- To- EScuelA ae We
EAno sino mRtstros rurAlss, y de estosh solo
sOO No hay local para mfpor nd neHo. EI
rssto de msesEros rnRalss y GrRduGdos tsndrA
opoTtunidad de concuFFiF o lin Normal Al pro-
ximo Af0, en- qus tendremos osros salonss adj
elonAlss para ciRSeHR
ApArte da ssto, Admitl6ndose esos axSma'
neS, Sc hublsrR eomstido una ge&n injhEtieiA
sonirs los mAsstros, que, hReienao gFandss
sRerincioI, vinieron n seguir oil curse, nh uchos
proesdsntss ts poblaeionss asl interior de 10
islA.
Ahora, segGu tansmos informss, III Ds'
pArIAmsnto t.S Inltrueei6n ha conesdiho aka
men 8 aqueIos Alumnos, antics del primero
De . .tubrs, para darles sntoncea el cerfiacado
Dc mAeItros.
Ds otro modo, ell DspartRmsnto mo hu
Diars proeseido corrsctAm0nte, npset-os,
gua hemos SrAtAdo de csrciorarnos dc etta
euaHti6n, darnos cuenta Al Iti5lico de cuhnto In
oeurrldo, con sntera impAieiAlidRd, para evi-
BAR malAs lnIsrprstacionss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
Un nino homiciddl

La Corte dc Distrito do Aracito ttene ~
Gil su poder lA causA instrnfda ccntFal Carlos
Solomon z vsF6n por habNP dAdo muaFts vio-
lantA Carlos Exlrsma.
El tntsafs scto, do ear&eter dfscolo, ara uno
dc los cAiat de Q1ebYadillhB.
e. mAhAdor es IN infsix muehaGno que.
son 10 vents de pan, atsHtfA 81 snbbistenetA
lA de su f&miiA.
Extreuls, dsrYib6 do nm tFamendo g1lpe
ReveI6n euAndo eate ls HobrAba unhs bollos
Sc pan gus le hatfa vendido, y, nj lavantsrse
tisho RsvGr6n sae6 al euchio que ampleabA
en- au nsgocio, 10 sspultd On oil pseho de su
Egrssor, deiGndole eAa&veE en- el ActoI
Triste nn de un Gaia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
Un gran desfaIco
on ell Banco de Viena

Teller J sllinc X. smplesdo del banco Lss.
der, de Visns, hA dtstalcado Q I $50. COO II
Fu6 aver one 20 vino descubrir ell hscho
cho casi aim ultsneam snts ne avsrigu6 10 fuga
del individno.
La poiicfa, hasba haors, no ha podtdo sn.
contrar Paitro del fugado.
Hacia tismpo que veDfan trabaiando ios
que han hecho sI robo, sjguiendO nm plan qua.
ssg6 Fumorss, puBde que rosulten otres pey~
Eonss eOmpiieadas.
Up. grhn parte de los fondos Hobados 10
habfAn pesdido los ladrones en- transacctonss
reAlixAdas por 81 propia cuenta, pero CON d.
nero del banco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
q H. q
Partido Federal americana del barrie d
Mameves. -Jayuya.

Don Isldro Alvarez 20, secF0tario del Sub
eomete del pARtido federal americana, en- sl
bRErlo dc M&mtgM. Certiheo
Qua en- el libPo de actaa do tHte Sub coanl-
"a sxiute una que eopiadR litaH&linan ante dice Hsf:
~En 81 hArrio de Manages rribs(J&yuyb) q los
eAtoree diaa del mes de Ssptiemtre del afio mil
noyscisntos dos, PeunidoS todoa los federalas
de- eute bArrIo en AsAmbles aneral baio 10 Gre
sidencia dal distlnguido corr'g glonsrio don VI en-
eeEIao Marfero, bs acord6 In orgRniEac aci6n de
mn Sub comIte para Ia defsnG1 props & s1da
dsl pArtido, resultAndo electoG por una anlmidad
IoH asforsa sIeuinnt tea: Pfestdsnte honorable,
don Pedro Apgsl GoDZsleS; presidente etsGti-
vo, dom WsncesiGo MArReHo; Vice prssideIstes
don Nlcol6s B alter; tsSorePo, don Jose MAIra.
Yo. Eacretsrio, don Isidro AlvareE 20; voca eg:
Jn.A VAIouex v Marques, Manuel Torres, Ed an
clTeo Torres, Manuel Me!6ndez Salvador Is
dasnA, Antonio Pihsirc; vochiss supleL hes:
JoE9 VillamerR, Heraelto Med nR, MaFaFd0
Torres Francisco Hernandez, JocE Carrnen
Torres v D omingo MArrero. Quienes estahdo
pre,sn1ss tomRr0n possession de Eus rsSpeetGvos
eRFgoE,
Y para psmitlr eopia al aefor prestddnte
6sI Oo1nits Diragtivo de San nhn, La De MO
cRAcrA v nj Conit6 local de Utuaio, ltbrb 10
perEsnte con sl V2 Bo de- prssidsnte,e en- al ba-
FYio an MamsysI,R los dlecinusve diRs del mes
ds Ssptlsmbrs Ge 1909
Isidro Alvarez %
Secresdr;o.
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Ranees slao MarreYo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-23
CAMUY

Hoy 90 de Sstlembrs a las 10 de In maffana
hixo su entrada en- esta pobIsci6n ell limo
senor Obtspo acompahsdo del padre Bsrrios
osros.
s7viait6 In Igleaia Y pas6 almorsar Q casa
dsi vsnerebls patriots, alcalde de- este pueblo.
DON Laurentino Estrella.
TaPrninado el almnerzo sai6 para MAYA
eh,x Rcorapafiado dc nm erasido nt5mero de
fsligrsass.
Ha sldo nombrada prctssoraI rural del
barrio do eDomin gnitoS, Arscibo, ID ssiorita
Maria I6idoEA Arroyo, de Camuy In que el 0 10
desempeH5 Ii dGsBAyansy,s HAtillo.
El Oerresponsal.