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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

MSS. SERIOUS. Is u rsdit IN matri-
rnoliy.
Last FRIDAY mcraing they took the
3 oclnck train for oakland and were
married there that day by Rev. Scott.
They went home that evening and
kept the secret most profoundly, and
mon even the parents Of the contract
Ing par,ies we're let into the game,
The faculties Of the schools we're not
next: neither were the students.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Garrett announced
the event to their friends "Wednesday.
They passed through here Thursday
night for Wallace, where Mrs. Garrett
will reside AT the home VI her husband
un;llhe finishes his course in the busl-
ness school there. Mrs. Garrett is six
teen years Of age and her husbands
age is twenty-five.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
wilkinson Coal Company.

Aspecial from Kyger, Roane comfy
to the Parkersburg News, says
"Mr. J. n. Wilkinson, OF Bridge
port Harrison county, President OF
the Guy G. Wilkinson Coal Co., and
general manager OF the South Penn
on Company, In West Virginia, was a
Spencer visitor Monday. He was here
looking after the coal territory option
ed by Messrs. o. D. Kemper, o. II.
Chambers, j. II. Depue, and T. b.
Kemper In Roane county. These gen-
tlemen have optioned over one hun.
dred thousand acres Of land in this
county, and Mr.. Wilkinson while here
authorized them toserve notices Of ac-
ceptance of options. Mr.. Wilkinson
is a pleasant gentleman aud a Thorough
business man and 1t Is his intention to
test the coal of the county"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
,onsIderatlOa 10 the cIty q olarks-

AF&AA~AtASA sANA 80 NeAeN - -
burg.
Three nice houses have been built
on this:additlon to the city. The lots
that have been sold have gone into
the hands Of good, Substantial citizens
many OF whom viii build good houses
and all Of whom 60 toward the max
ing OF a desirable neighbOrhocd.
The average size Of the lots are 40 by
100 feet. The entire tract has been
laid ont with Q view to artistic ar
rangement and no more beautiful
place exists for q location for . nice
and happy home.
The companywlll have no trouble
to dispose ofall OF this elegant add.
ton, as it can not fail to please all
who inspect it.
Any information desired concerning
this property can be obtained from
Bernard helms, real estate agent;o
Charles NJ. Hart, president Of the
company; or George L. Duncan, at
Lowndes' Savings Bank.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Stole Watch and Chain

Stolen, was the watch, chain and
charm from w. T. Merriman's vest
while hanging upon ONCE chair In his
store Thursday, May 2. The chain
was good and the fine gold knight
Templar chain attached led the would
be honest fellow to believe he had a
rich chance. But the big gold watch
he expected to lift happened to be in
the jewelry store aud the one lifted
was cheap watch belonging to the
jeweler. Nevertheless, the thief Is
known and II the Templar charm Is
not restored TO the owner. a time win
come when he viii wish he had kept
his hypocritical hands out OF Merri,
mans pocket.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
FaIRuoHl's coLoas DOWN.
Net Defeat Here Ia Both Ganls at Hands
Of Home Boys.

Fairmont played games here last
Friday and Saturday afternoons with
Clarksburgan and met defeat each time.
Fridays score stood: Clarkshurg, ii;
Fairmont0 Saturdays score was u
to 9 In favor of Clarksburg. Friday
the pitchers did exceptionally gcSd
work, but Fairmont fell down toward
the last. The batteries we're evenly
matched, clarksburg.s being at work
for the arSt time and Faifmont being
by no means slow IN Saturdays
game the teams were 50 evenly matched
that the score was tied the most Of the
time. Goood.slzed audiences Wit.
messed bothsImes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Era of Prosperity.

West Virginia has been enjoying an
era Of prosperity such as has never
been known before. Yet how many
Of us in looking over our accounts tind
ourselves in better financial condi.
tion.
IT'S systematic habits of saving
your money that give must satisfacto-
ry results.
B. 7. Lowndes s Co. Savings Bank
can teach you how TO save your money.
This bank is patronized by the labor
ing man and the mechanic; It IS pat
ronized by the maE of leisure and the
man Of business.
Hundreds of women are depositinR
their surplus funds In the Savings
Bank,
Interest is paid On all deposits and
takes only 10c. TO open an account at
r. 7. Lowndes s. Co. Savings Bank.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

old world
Miss opie Wooffer represented the
Lyceuai On essay ard Miss lnrz
Brooktield the other society. The
Lyccum alsu won this cnn1est.
The Lyceum also won the Grafton,
Miss Fame Mckee being It's repre-
sentative and George White for the
Lexienuial. The former had for her
theme The Gentle Power" and the
latter, 1.-The Ideal A American"
The l., scum also won the musical
contest.
Miss Clare Clifford. however, carried
off the recitation contest for the
Lexiconians Her competitor was Miss
Alice Hunter.
The annual music and elocution re-
cital took place Tuesday night in the
Baptist church. The participants
we're Miss Belle McClintock, j. Walter
Barnes, Miss Lucy White, Miss Matte
Stout. Miss piorgan, FL. Clay Batten
and Miss Rhea Briody. The judges
were n. w. Harmer, Prof. F. L. Bur
dette and S. f. Reed. The medal was
awarded to Miss Lucy White, the sec
ond place TO Miss Briody and third to
Mr.. Batten.
Commencement proper was held In
the CHI ,rch Wednesday forenoon. The
graduates were as follows:
Literary-Grace Batten, Susie Alice
Maxwell, Herbert Hooper Boughner,
Laura Lucille Morgan. Mary Maude
Allen, Frances Elizabeth Reynolds,
Opie Woofter,- S. Jessie Lyon, Inez
Brookreld, G. Ebert BARTLETT
Music-Mabel Armstrong Goldie
Lyon, Stata Lewis, Frances Katherine
Mckee, Mamie Oats, Mary Martha
Stout.
Elocution-Lucy White.
The graduation productions were
received with much favor, as they
showed much intellectually.
wednesday afternoon the alumni
meeting was well attended and
"wednesday night the principals re-
ception was largely attended. A ban
ouet was givenat the Swager hotel,
there being 100 plates. Al set program
Of recitations, music and toasts was
rendered.
At Tuesdays meeting of the board
Of trustees, Rev L. w. Holden, Rev.
r. j. Thomas, OF Warrington, and Dr.
lswartz were appointed a committee
TO arrange Tor the erection of boys
dormitory. Allot the faculty was re-
employed except Miss Daniels who
viii attend the Boston school Of Ora
tory, and Miss Philips, who returns
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

cipal, faculty, trustees, graduates,
students, patrons and residents OF the
city generally are highly gratified over
the work of the year, which has been
most 81 ccessful. The enrolment has
boen the largest in the Institutes his
-toryand the progress made along every
line the greatest. 1t has become an
Institution of wide repute and favora-
BILE influence. The gratitude OF the
students and patrons is sincerely ex-
tended to DR.. S. z. Swartz and his
faculty.
Thecxercises began Friday night in
the chapel and were by the primary
and preparatory classes. The attend.
ance was good aud theprogram enter.
tanning. The proceeds amounted to
$50 and will 70 to the endowment
fund.
The reception atthe Baptist parson.
age Saturday evening by Rev. and
Mrs. R. B. Mcdaniel to the senior
class and faculty was an enjoyable
social eyent.
Sunday morning Dr,c. L. Williams,
professor OF English in Dennison Uni.
yersity, Granville. Ohio, preached the
baccalaureate sermon to large audi.
ence. His theme was aThe Unwrit
ten side OF Human Life,'' based upon
the last verse OF the last chapter OF St.
John. The speaker was profound In
thought but was SO clever in presenta.
zion that all could readily follow him.
He held rapt attentionofall and made
enduring impressions. He displayed
deep scholarship and was eloquent
and logical.
At 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon
game Of basket ball played by teams
made up of young lady students. This
sort Of game being an innovation, 1t
attracted large and curious crowd
The game was pretty and well played.
The score stood Is TO 10 favor Of the
e1s." The "reds, we're made up Of
tina Cornell, center Hattie Nc
ere, right basket; Belle McC lintock
1t guard; Pearl Brookfeld, left
XSard. The whites" consisted OF
virginia Monroe, CENTER Alta Smith
right basket; Alice Simmons, RICH,
guard; Lora Joliffe, left basket; and
Ethel Hall, left guard.
The Lyccum and Lexlconian litera
~ societies executed an attractive pro
gram In the orator1cal contest ane
musical recital In the Baptist church
M0nday night. The Judges were
Charles F. Holden, NJ. F.Snider and
ii O. Smith. They awarded the con
test to the Lyceum.
On debate D. J. Walters represented
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
STREET CAR LINE EXTENSIONS
wswlII be Riding out to Union Park in.
SixtyDays.

The street car line will be extended
to Union Park onthe CoplIn farm re-
Gently purchased BY the Union Land
Company. Tho survey has been conn
pleted and the construction will be-
ginat once. This extension will be
about one mile anda half long. The
company expects to have 1t completed
In 60 days. The company is also hav-
ing survey made to Northview, for
the purpose of extending the line TO
that thriving suburb.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
w. VA. JUNE 6.

TO Tennessee. Miss Martha Roberts
OF Dennison University was employed
as vocal instructor.
For; next year Rev. B. B. Mcdaniel
offers a $40 prize In gold 70 the student
making the highest grades throughout
the year.
J. r. Adams will give a banner TO
the society winning the greatest NUM-
Der OF points atthe inter-society con-
test. the bannerto be held by the win
nipg society each year.
Peincipai S. E. Swartz, offers q prize
OF $40 10 the student making the most
Improvements during the year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
President weirio Preach.

Next Sunday at the morning service
OF COT NJ. E. church, the Rev. John
Weir. d. D., will preach 3 special ser.
mon. All who have ever heard the
president of our West Virginia Con-
terence Seminary will want to hear
him again and those who have never
yethad that pleasure win be glad to
know that this scholarly man Is to AZ.
ford them an opportunity nextSunday.
Children's Day services at sp. m. All
will be welcomed,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
YOUNG STUDENTS ELopE.
Kept Their Wedding a Profound Score,
several days.

G. D. Garrett, Of Wallace, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Garrett, is a
student at the Commercial College at
Fairmont. Miss bessie NJ. Lyon,
Of Mr.. aud ms, Frederick
LYON. Of sedalia. Attended the Nor
NAL. Between thetwn there has been
for s.,m. time u quiet courtship con-
duct, d hut the INST intimate friends
i the couple little thought that It
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
School Building for Alta Vista.

The city board Of education met
Wednesday night and employed
Architect E j. Woodto prepare plans
and specifications fora four room brick
school building in Alta Vista. The
building will likely be finished for use
this fall. The crowded condition Of
the schools necessitates this move.
ment.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Proud Of this institution.


the Lyceum and G. E. BARTLETT, the
Lexiconlan, The subject debated was
..Resolyeds that the United States
should prohibit Immigration from the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

Tbe Commencement exercises at
Bf0addds Institute this year were
Diohounced the most brilliant in the
history OF the Institution. Theprin-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
A Death al GrangeyiIIe.

ouillau Forta,ey, sonof Rev. G. Z;
Furtney, Of near Grangevtlle, died
Monday from consumption. Inter-
ment was made In the Wiseman ceme-
terry Tuesday. he was about 70 years
of age.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
B6IDD5S COMNEN CEMBNT
WAS MOST BRILLIANT

81 liz History f. The the Exercises Were OF the
Highest Character Greatly Appreciated BY the Large
Audiences That Witnessed Them Graduating Class
Was Large.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
|Bacealaggeate Sermon Was Simply Superb

One of the eest Ever Success
81 the School This Greater than Ever Before Enro'l
nent LARGEST in Schools HistoY-city and County
Proudof this institution
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

eoche. Despues. ayudado' del co.
chero, le hizo subir al ooche y cerro
10 portezucla.
-sed fel Q vuestra palabra,-
ls dijo.
Y ell coohero parti6, mientras
que Turquesa entr6 riendo y se
decfa:
We'd TIN hombre que vendra
Aquf de- rodillas y CON su cartera
en- Ia nan0.
Ell cochero volabs velozmente
sobre ell pavimento: volvi6 muchas
veces sobra ell mismo caInino, CO.
rri6 cosa Gle dos horas y SO detuvo.
Entonces el cochero bat6 abrir
y le dijo:
IFS az Qfi
Fernando bai6, y mientras que
se quitaba Ia venda, el cochs ne
ale16 al gran trote.
Levantada 10 venda, Fernando
miro a 81 alrededor. Sc apercibi6
que era de- noche, que las GALES es-
taban desiertas y reconoe,io el sitio
en- que 30 encontraba.
Estaba al pie de In calle de ANS
terdan. frente oil ferrocarril oel
Oesta.
Correr baio IN reverbero y rom
per eli scbre de 10 cart,l, fue todo
uno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
UTUADO
REORGANIZATION del sub COmite de obreros
BrauIio Lopez.

La noehs del vlsrnes 1ltmo rennieronse
loE oignoH obrsros artssanos de asia c1udAd
sn A.1mbIsa federal, para elegir oil nuevo suh-
C1mIe. que tomar6 psrtieipaci6n en- los trAba-
los Que han de TeRl1SArss para 10 proxlma cam.
pAEG electoral.
E1Rouel hermoso Rcto llevado cAbo con
calls AcIerto, eoncuErieron todoS los honFados
hitos del tr1bRio, obreros Rrtss&nos que ri
nbAndonGF To- labor dignihcRdora consagran al
4uuRa horss del dsIcAnso 10 propSgAndA Ae-
1,vA "a loa ldeAleB que denandc nusatro p&rtido.
DsSpueJ 30 pronunciation vRrios dlscuFsOs
altAmenta pRtri6tlcog, predomtnArdo en- todoa
La uuidAd de psnsAmIsnsos y aspiraciones, ss
Yoeedi6 "A IL datignact0n del npavo sub Comlte
al euAl ausde consbituido en- In ueints formA:
PraGldantss honorGrioS: Lcoo. don Auto
Mo de Jsa6B LopeI don jose C&balleFo Val
de +; Prasids nts efsettvo, don Lnia Pho ToYo;
vice: don Francisco Colomsr; tssorero, don
JolA Rodriguez; saerstArio, don Am6rico B as
co. ~vocai o.: don JoAq min oort6s, don Ramon
PiHslFo, don Beniso We Axquex, don CARmslo
HidnJgo. suplsntea: don Jot6 Maria Cort6s,
don LorSnEo MsdinA don Hip6iito T&piA.
La AIAmoIeA Acordo envAr msnsaja de
ecudolanGlA o los familiAFSg del Lcdo. don Fran
eiaeo l. Mater, poI 10 sensible P6fdida de ests,
que Zee aIg fIm0 CompAtrios&. Tambian do
nm voto ds Rraeia Bl EEe Comit6 sAiieLta por
guI BssFtAdhs gsshones.
Noa Antorl8A el coFKeiigionario don Fuse
bic Torres para que digAmoa que ss Ap6cTsfs
ms adhesion al PArtido repuohcano que pare.
GO seBsEiGR por 81 en- una h0ia impEssa cua
Reh6 FcdAr RQDi ell gFupo QUE Reaudllla don
Genoro. Qaa cobsts Asi. Ounde immense en-.
auaiGamo en- nusatrAs Alas. Dass comienfo n
los meetings de propsgsnda, lBisn por los
busnoE tsdsrRlsSI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
En- el banquillo

Pronto h. de vsrse an In C,rts de MayA
vusS oil iLieio oral pd dolico ds n Gauss as SO
w algua Al compa d sEO EOgsnio SAncnsS Lopss
Dor aI SupEesso oshto dc alsnIAuo -,
@o. v nara oil cuAi sa aohcllA In pena de euAtro
SEos dos uaases y nm diA de prision corrseeio-
raj, rsiscianhos getSntA y eineo psastas DC mui-
M, ReesSoriGs y eoat@s'
AZ A. 10. aeuasdos q Sanchez, Ia prsnaa toda
AZ ia iEla. aespto GLh BAnder& AmelcAnaS y
- a gotIa de Puerto .Rlco1 los cuales ast& O al.
eAmsnss 81 ssrVieio de sns parclass' p,s ptotssn 4
40 IA honrAds1 Ia iussieiEi hiSo pdblieo 10
~snrrIerA an MsyERpsz lA nochs de! % de j a
80 esmoslrAnou oil Atropello comebldo en- 10
nsrsonA dsl Rqusl 9nbonces fepressntaDts pro-
parAnaista de lA Federation Librs, Eugsnio
In, hachos una veE svidsneiBdo en- lA OPT
tx, phDdCA oomprobAron que en- aqueila ein"
dAd deI oaIIs, donds los que han prtvAdo por
In rhErn da Is fuer&1 euenI&n con 10 impunl"
6ad con los msoioa 10 deatruir TODD princt
MIC h5nrAdo y dignihs&dor qus no cuadrs . sus
- hteiousl AunQue estoG madios lleguen hAeer
da los mAs eriminRlss Eeg6n 10 comprnee&n los
At,nsAdos del 1ovsn Lcdo. BtGJAn sl hma-
mepto AcAscido en In persona de- Santiago
Igle,iAs, dOnde Sc 1ntsnt6 mAtEria, han demos.
tTado, reusllmoR, que 81 cAso de Sanchez fa6
nm AtsntAdo contra 50 vias, y una dsnunsiA
traviAl hGehR por nm policia.
BuRsnlo inches 1F& Al bAnquillo de los
Aeu,nooa q responder dssds Rqusl siIio donde
tantAa vsesa SO BsntAr& Id hoDrAdeS lA ino-
eeneIs n BnE cRlumniadoEss y DIR con 10 cal
ma de In inc pAbii1dRd, hSstR donde ne en-
rrAndsesra sl m6nStruo de In msntirA, ID infa-
mia lR cAnmnla
& fano On este proesso hA de oirse Ell
pY6ximo dia dos de Satembre ell intsKes en-
eonoesrle por parts de todos los qus Sc tnsere-
san por al mayor brillo de In tnstieia, ss In
menso ; aBp6rABs con AnsledRd conoesr eae
fRlIo Que hA de lisvAr q las mAsnorrAs de an
presioio nm hombre honrAdo inocents, IL
brArlo de das los cal Ium ni&dores Be enseh0Hsen
en- tu persona, dAndole lA AbGolnth lbsrsAd que
como fsivin ndtcAci6n, en- justicta rnerece.
Brauio Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

su casa hasta que este publicada Ia
pTimera amonestac1on.
.Aguardo ordenes.1
We'd un negocfo que va mas
aprisa que el de la marquess; de.
mAs1ado aprisa, y es precise encon-
trSar IN medic para alargsrlo un
POGO. Los trabaios del sefior conde
de Chateau Matlly estan mas stra-
sados. STlenes noticias de la tia
Ftpartr
ISL, - respondi6 Rocambole. -
Mama ha venido esta noche, q las
n1evep y me apresure escrtbir su
parte.
Veam moslo,- diio sir Guillermo.
eLa damita rub1a, lego Rocam-
bple, viene regularmente todos los
daas ESQ de las dos, y Sc instala
eh Ia habitaci0n de Garfn. Coge Ia
labor y Sc pone trabaiar.
Leon RotIan viene todos los dias
con el pretexto de saber como 81
que Ell viejo; pero habla mucho con
ih damtta runia.
\ 1Ayer hablo de llevar ell enfermo
q una casa de salud.
II STan pronto como SO alicia al
Il aban1sta, la toven Sc va q cambiar
Il De trRJe q la casa que Ia proporcfo-
Il ne y me enVfa q bnscar I'm coche.
Il SDesde hace dos dfa Ell sef1or
II Leon parece mas preocupado, y 81
Il Won tIemDla cuando me pregunta
hi Ia seflorita Eugenia estA CON 81
padre.
II 1Ayer vino mas tsmprano, Ia
II damtta no estaba adn, le die
que habia salido. Sc puso mas pa
lido y subi0 apesar de este, Ia
boardilla.1
HI -Veo que Ell p&iaro 30 engolosi.
ma con ell cebo, y SO sac6 del boil
;sillo una cartita escrita con una
sletra muy menuda y propia de
lsmujer.
II: Era una cafta de TurQuesa, y
decia 10 siguiente:
III ,l6i Querido protector: pRreceme
III que In pohre stf1ora Cereza 30.
III llsnd, tendra algRnoE dtsgustoa
dsntro do POGO tiempc,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
La carta ern corta y decfa asf

<Amigo mfo: Est SIS cast cur add
v en- estado do vo.ver n vuestta Cd
sa, en- In que vuestra muter, que
tanto annals, os sguarda CON impa-
ciencia. Adi6s. pues, J no 90 batafs
mas.
PSI alguna ven mi recusrdO 81
presenta d vuestra memoria, dectd.
que la vida, est6 LENA de impiIne.
trables mistertos, y no me busquets.
poraue no me- encontrareis mas.
.Desde lueKo mo soy libre, NO rns
psrtenezco, y 90 expondrfais gfs
YES dafios.
>AdemGs, pensdls que teneis una
buena, bella y encantadora esposa
& 10 que annals y ella Oh anna.
1En fn, mo- seals fAtuo. amigo;
lsed generogoI. -. poraus podrfa
serme algo per1udicial tensr que
prolongar mi papel de enfermera.
.Adi6s: no me vereis mas y de.
cid que habGis spnado.
>Los suello som 10 meior que hay
| On la vida.
/ Fernando did nm ahogado lgrit0
\ nj coucluir estR triste carta v no
apoy6 contrA el muro.
Il -iUhi rnurdnur6, -serA precise
II cue In encuentre; In buscar6 por
II todo Paris " 10 encontrars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
.EI genera II hfger
sera Senador

EI general Russell A Algsr, Sseratsslo do
la Guerra On In ApoeA del con hieto hissanc
Amsricsno, ssrG Ipropnesso por 10 OAmara Ia
RlsiativR del EuhAdo dh Michig an, para sueedsr
81 Ssnador, Nc NilaA que mari6 haee dos se-
mRnAu.
El general Aigsr Ssnunci6 prmero sl ho-
nor que ne Ia dlapsnsa6a, paro an vista dc las
reiteFadas inain ra cioAes de sua paPtidagtsG b o
dicho que aceptarfs IA eieeei6n.
Dos eandidGfoa due habfa h2nae reG'rRdo
dsjRndo II sleeGf6n ~ general Aigsr, poF ego
motive cree aasg sguLAdo su nomb bTamianto. =
L1s alsec1onss - efsctuRr6n en- Dleism-
bra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
F ederaI es de Vega-aIta

El domingo oasAdo cssbr6 nusstro partfdo
meeting en- VsgA alta. Rssuit6 concurrdfsimo,
pues eHe puehl0Ies eminentemente federal =
AIlf sstk el pRrtlGo, cemo en- tod&s partsa, uni
do compaeto.
Hixo uso de la DalabFA CON un discuYso
Ilsno de snergfAEe ell il1strado ioven don Fan
cisco L. AmA6eo aA tsTminaY fee premiRdo
con nutridRs s&lEss de aplauaog.
Habl0 tAmli6a 81 fogoso vstsrAno don
Miguel RodIfgue1 Sierra, que fa6 fsiicitadf-
simo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
Huracan en Cape Town

Nl vierneI psss,do, un fnerse Glcl0n 1sol6
10 ciudad de OGpe- Tswn, cAusando numeKosos
danos.
CsntenAreH de- mnertoa se euentzn, espe-
cialmente, entire los sn&tivos hAbitRntes de la
coat&.
En In ciudAd de Dsps.T wa, ell hur&c6n In
dsatruido varios edifcios y ha hscho naufra-
gar vSriAs emhGYcAcaones en- oil puerto.
Dos gr&ndas bAqueR 80 refugiaron en- lA
bahia, en- un eatado asplorable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
- U;tAado

Sc suplicaa les srseritores de ssss pario'
dico que tangan busnaAs pendientsa con In
HRencfa, pasar . ssadaYas 10 mayor brsgsdad
uotfblai puea tapgA 6rdenes de 10 rsdaeci6n dc
dAE dc baja . Los que MI pagusn sus raciDos
dentpo del t6rEnino ida dies dfAs.
e. nm favor Ode lie pide
81 Aganss,
e. lgIesias Yordan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04

Fse mostrado
kible, La Eelbo-
por ceder,
| ke con el lfu-
| Us de qua el
Cfcsrse fin
| us y de ilue
| cha.
| 1AAue el fan-
| ssns n.as pisiIsn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-04
EL CLUB DE Los 1ExPLoTADoREa
battle en- la poche del microbes al

battle en- la noche del microbes al
jueves.
oPocos instaptes despues oy6 pa
sos crey6 que era el anciano du
que de Chateau Mailly que pene-|
traba an su casa una hora tan
avanzads.
SPero en- lugar del duque, vi6I
entrar al sef1or Arturo Onampi, ell
sexto socio del <Club de los Explo-#
tRdorea.
DLanz6 debiles gritos; despues
se cerrr6 la pCerta y reino I'm pro-
fundo siIeneio en- la habitaci0n.
S6Qo6 habfa pasado entire ella "
Ell iovenP Esto es 10 que nadie sabe.
Estuvo allf hasta hacerse de dfa, "
& esa hora ell sef1or Ohampi Sc mar
cho no ha vueito mas.
4Pero cada dfa, la sef1ora Malas1
sis sale ESQ de las dos y no vuelVe
has6a las cuatro.
e. iueves por la maf1ana, q lais
siete, euando apenas era de dfa, Hts
presento Ell duque. Estana horriF
blemente pAlido y deotl, J Sc vefa
en- ell desorden de su traje y en- to-
da su persona que no SC ha01a
acostado en- toda Ia noche.
1Entr6 por Ia calle de la Perpt-
Mere. LA sefIora estaba "a levaEI-
tada y Ia doncella acaDando tie
arreglar Ell equipaje.
SLs ssfiora parecfa muy agitada.
sc puso paIida, y no pudo domtns.l
gu emoclon al yer entrar al duqu's
>Temfa que no le verfa mas. silE
embargo, representa- bien 81 papel
mostrandose dignamente essrVaai
y severa, ha o 3 llorar
JleInpO.
.El duque Sc ha puesto de ro6i
Has. suplicando, rogando.
DDsspueF Fse mostraA
bastante d klble, Ia Eelbo
ra Malasss p0r cecler
consintieg Ae con el Ifu
que, con Us de qua q
caanmtenf,para dar- c.ficarse si
ooo romn. 'sa aIoa superio. dt 1ls vas III, II
se iran II ezperien- cli =.
Aha e. sorpren Aaue al fsr
sue 90 III d' puede sa e Si niilss PieI's