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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
al -EFl IA!
Isl vts paesns, parot bsssaam.s

vera, Issrrfnaga, PaIacios Rodriguez, ate, etc.
por ell anorme delito de hRberss defendido an.
te ell aItere brutal ataqus do turbas desen-
frenadss, cuyos cspitanss Eueliements reeos-
tados IA c0modaa poltronas, sguardaban SON
rientea eonocer 81 resnltado de su her6iRG
hazaf'.
mo mil veces, mol Bsguia solos en 10
qs06dtGsKn0 t@rea que habeis emprendido, devo-
rad hasta ell hltimo mendrugo del opfpaYo ban
quote eOn que ne premia vuestra mansedumbre
y obedsnsis, en- tanto que oil partldo federal
contanpla-la manera eorno conducts 81 pals
Ia mas com plsta Fuiua, nj pusds, nf qufers,
nj dete acsptaT responsabiidad aguna en-
vuestros eoRtfnuos desacisrtos, de los que al
gun ala al pueblo puertorriquehe os pedira
sevsra cusnta.
Alarea, pues, ante los trabA3os que Ia
soYdinia, en- las peHumbrRs del mistsrio, prae-
tican nu0stros adversarios, opongamos item
30 nues strs noble propsgands, ain mas armas
como acostuEsram que Ia idea, sin mas
favoritlsmos que Ii razon y Ia justicia.
Fundadss esperanzas abrigamos de que nnes-
tro actual gobarnador no permitfra que duran
te su naando Sc reaiicsn lleVen efeGto elec-
clones tan veTgonzosas, como las reciantemen-
to praCticadas, en- las que desde una a6surda
risibe division electoral, hasta ID mas iucep
cebblD do todas las coacciones, TODD realiz6aa.
v tedo se cometf6 In sonabra de Guna bGndsrI
que solo Oobf5G ga terra de los hODsbTes NbTes1
Pluton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Motines en- Zaragoza
Sc reproducen

Sb
En Zaragoza--E -Espaaa-h&n vuelto re-
produclrse los Motinss de- pueblo en- contra de
las insSisuciones rsligiosas ALI establscidas
l6ndoss otra vez el caso de spedrear los con
vsntcs silbar los sassrdotes que Sc encusn-
tran or Ia eale.
La poIcfa
La poiiefa ha tenido qua intsrvsufr ha-
c1endo IA uehas Prisicnee entire los alborotado-
oulntanse entire sssss algunos earactsrisa-
dos socialistas.
Contra el clero
E popuIacho de zarsgoza incsndl6 el Co
legio de- los Jesn1tas situado en- las afueras dc
do tam biSn de hacer 10 mismo con 81 eonvento
de las inenjss Oarmslitas situade enfrante del
cOlegio de Jesuitas.
Ultraje & los niHos
Lei nfhos del cslegle slgunos anaassv1a
que precipitadaments tratarOn do abandonar
81 e>lheio fueron perseguides por los ineendia-
rios nialtratadoa de obras hAsta racfhir aISr.
nos do los fugitivos faertss contusiones.
Puso t6rmino
La llegada de la polfcfa hacie n 10 renattdos
disparo' Pado terlninar ell connicto.
0tra ve1
Con metivo del relsvo del gobernador civil
SO alboIoto el pueblo otra vez, irritkndoss mu-
cho los 6nimos In las primaras horas de In
manana de aver 80 organiz6n una manifysts-
GAUu 8ufAulku0SA Oh In que Sc 0feFCn YIwAs n
rep6blitia.
Los manlieatantes asaltaron los earruaies
egredis ado con garretes las personas Tue an
allos ibt,n. Muehos almacenes fnercn zione..
dos desIsues, proaaci6ndeee 9randes tnmnItos
en- toda ls eiudad.
Muertos y heridos
La poiic1a la guardia civil han dsdo
fuerteE sargas contra los Crupos. habiando "a
snltadO RIgunos muertos v numerosss harIdoa
taPtan general IA conference.-the con
,os JeI6i oe ID guArnicion aAndoles en6rgicas
Las Rutoridades ne han conseSnido akn
dominAii los tumultos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Aver pasaron por esta ciudad de viaje pa
ra Ponce, en- un autom6vil de doce asentos,
prOpeda0 de Mr.. Boss los sefiores Allen,
GrCf, Holmes, B,ss Agudo.
En- ell espor eCaracas,> cue debs llegar
hoy la capital, debe recthfr Mr.. Boss otros
dos anton6viles, da doce asientos. para esta-
bleeer an ssrvieio de esta case de vehiculos
entire San Juan Ponce
La empress pyestsrs inestimRble favor
al p6hes2, pues adem&s 5e cohrar un m6dico
preoio pOr pass is, ,faciitsr6 una econo nfs con-
4i1erable de tiewpo.
Qle 50 establezca cnanto antes 6lcho SER
Vicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Or cE0r Sllarez ia Mend0za

81 doctor snsres de Mendoza. una dc las
gfelmas glcrias puerto riquefas, hs. represen
tado E8aerads &c la solecans fiesta acad d6mies
aps tuvo sfesto en- 10 sse0rnc &c Psris. cor
51otivo de- qeincuag6simo auiversaEie. del In
greso del es sbrs qsfuaieo e Bsrthetot en el ce=
leglo de Ffanei3.
nes de fociedates sisntifees y comision ados
ingiaaas, italianea, aIeraare7, rusos. bslgas y
Dorta- a-amexieanos.
El doctor SuareE lie Men0eSa co .4seYya su
sirdadanss esp&hoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

NIT dIspaFos
En- Ia plaza principal hiei6ronse mas de
mil disparcs entire ell paablo y las fuerzAs del
ordan.
Tropas de Infanterfa custodian los temples.
UItimo dsspacho
Ell gebierno espaf1ol, despu6s de Iisvar &
cabe 10 prisi6n do los senores Laguna Oste-
ret. promotores prfncipaIes de los dfstuFbios
recfentementa oeurridos en- Zsrsgo5a, anuncia
que queda restableefdo oil orden en- toda In
lo que agrega
Agrega ese limo despacko que oil sdifcio
inesndiado solo sufri6 aIgunos desperfsctos en-
uno de sus costades, pues ell fnsgo fue f6eil-
mente dominado.
La policis guardia civil custedia todas
Las igleslas y los ealhcios donde estSn estable-
cldas las Congregations religiosas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
ULTIMOS CABLES


ESpana
Sc ssta tratando en- ell gabinete espafiol de
desfgnar Ia persona que haya de representa-
squela monarqufa en- Ia coronation del ray
de 1pglaterra. Este asunto es de i'm portancia
en- esa naci6n donde las cuastionss palaciegas
son yistas con sHnla delicadeza.
Con ell hn de svitar toda rivalidad entire
candidates del cuerpo Diplomatico, 90 anunsia
qpa s Gabnete espsfaol. solneter& In reina ID
designaci6n de un miemsre de Casa Real
Aemania
Por Ia Cancillsrfs del 1mperio gerpnsnico,
So ha rsti6cado Ia notica cireulada por Ia
pEensa alemana los corresponsales residences
en- aquella capital sobre ell pr6zimo visis de
la real familia les Estados Gnidos.
El informe ofeial dado por aquel alte De-
partamento es que proyecta ell viaje del
Principe Enrique de Prussia solamenta ain min
guna Mira Interior v NADIA mas cue como purR
vista de cortesfa ID gran potensia america
La prsnsa de Paris hace mnchos acmenta
rios sehre ell viajs del hermano del Emperador
aleru&n q los Bstsdos Unidss, creyendo que se
trata ds Ia negoctaci6n de IN nuevo tratado
de reciprocidad comercial para defender los
y creaf nuevas profundas rslaciones de aais-
tad entire aquel imPerio y Is gran rerdblica de
norte 4 sriea que eviten en- 10 futuro may
possible razonamentos.
La 2Yensa de esta cfudad cree Que Fraucia
sats 3isgustada y recelesa de Ia probable armo-
nfa d ue oneida resultar entire Am bas potencias
81 principe Enrique ira al uando de una
eacuadra del Inperie an cuya armada ocuea al
cargo de Almirant0.
Estados Unidos
Ansler dttirna hora ell se~edor Mascn. de-
Illinois, presens6 en- ell alto eeerpo legisl ativo
do Washington el ssperado SbillS proponienao
Ia ley que rebaia les derechos que actualmente
satiafScen los a21cares cubanos su introdue.
ci6n los Estado8 Unidos.
El gbil2 fu6 considerable, Mr. Mason se
propone consumir hoy 81 primer turno en- prs
do su proyecto. LIE apoyan en- Ia esmpsGa muy
caraefsrizados amigos del ministro d9 Ia gne-
" NJ Faas.
IL - rari6dicos guhernsma antalas de Was
hfrFta~ que siguen mas de cerca los asantos
ds le noiftca del dfa, se muestran ahora muy
rrtlHni stas cor fespecto q Ia suerte CUE cores
pendsrA al seists Mason, assguranao qua q Pc
sar de Ii Fesfsker cia que al principle Sc haga
D Ia msnoionade ley esta saldrS triunfante
por 10 bsntn Ia y1rec1dos los intareses del azucar
euhan0
No oessseso In anterior aseveraci6n ma
chos polltiees prcnainentes muestran preo-
rupados oea respecto al giro que paeda tomar
@r smoas eAmaFas ssta asunto tan debatido an
teriormsnte.
I'M 81 Ssnado los senadoraa denScratas An
pedido SO dscrete Ol lbFe cabotaia entire los
EstadOs Unidos tsdas Ias islas Tllipinas.
Los aenaf sres Tapublicanos 50 opeRen re-
9nelf&mente una ssncesi0n tan Amplia hasta
que ai arehIrfA'agts 90 SO encuertre commlata-
menne pac1hca aii consscuencia de asta OPT
ni0n piden que solo se hAga ana moderaaA re-
baja en- las actualss tRrffas aduaneras
lin los cfrculos poifsicos De Washignten 90
ssnanta con inqufatua el vlaje del principe
Hisman. Sc cTee que se rslaeiona con si aaun-
10 de Vensznala, auyas eostas ir6 reforxar
lsa pesisienss tOEmIIaAas por ~ naei6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Go norrk> >oI
DEL DIR. ROllRIG UEz CASTRO

como Al naor do l..
fco cuTacion de
Envenena Los morbosos sir
on que SO aoJan uevuelve los tejidoa
sriuau compe vltando clcatrices estrecheces
Preparado nnicamente Gonorrhol Madio.1
New York. Setiembre de 1901 ~ "a = -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

MEJoR D1cHo !: LA ZAPATER1A MAS POI
acababa de recibir por Ell vapor eConde Vifr'
Ultima moda en- toda Europa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
l-EPRA EN- HATO-REY

an San Juan eirsula oil rumor de haber
aparecido por Halo rsy. barrio proximo q Mo
piedras, caso d. lepra.
El aFcside de aquel pueblo, don Enrique
Acostes los miembros ds 10 Junta de sanidad
hscsn as consiguientes ayariguacionss4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

aoa s. len qus 50 observa .isrtc antsg mis-.
mo entra !es ds;eesdoe de Ia ac, 1lee ecis:a.
tiya. ie partiGG rapubliear
Gafs NO desaa preferoIe5ee cara g. De
brlto cue rep saontl, con psrjuie3o d. la9 de-
mas. 81 al estaolecImisnto d. eseue sc eavs g
sialss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

IA est& easi terminals In e6moda sls-
sante casa ne fahriea nueatro amigo d0n Ra-
feel Tore Gandia frents q la plaza de elias
DsicilsS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-01
TOOK MIN Literally,

A short time ago printer brought to
Dan Daily for inspection proof Of &
new poster, which. after the manner
Of its kind, announced the actor as
"the dlstinctively original comedian,
Dan DAILY"
Mr.. DAILY did not fully approve of 1t.
II wish you'd leave out that dis
tinctively original business I'd much
rather have 1t simple Dan DAILY" he
said.
Every good, sir.'
The next week DAILY saw the first Of
his new bills in position. His request
had been carried out to the letter. The
poster announced the coming engage
ment Of "Simple Dan Daily"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-01
A. P. ABBOTT & co
He Made the First Revolver.

Joseph Shirk, formerly Of Lancaster,
Pa, the man who made the first re-
volver, died the other day. The present
generation hardly imagines time
when there was no revolver but In
truth it is a modern weapon and In Its
real efficiency only few years old, not
to exceed forty. Before the civil war
there We're the old fashioned pepper
boxes, which We're dangerous to the
user. Then came the navy" which
had to be loaded like a musket, each
barrel requiring separate attention. and
usually being ineffective except at
point blank range.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
TO COMBAT LIQUOR
Preachers of Humboldt Organise for
Spring Campaign Against
Sa1oons

HUMBOLDT. Neb.. Feb. 5.-(speciai,)-
The local ministers met yesterday at the
Methodist parsonage and perfected the or
ganiEation Of a Ministerial union by the
election Of Rev. Currie OF the Presbyterian
church as president and Rev. Wilson Of the
Christian church as secretary. The pur-
poses Of the union are announced to be:
To perfect plans for the union revival
service to be started in this city early IN
March; for the mutual benefit Of the pastors
and churches: for closer cooperation and
union in the Master'n work: for united ef-
forts against -Intemperance In the COM
munity. and for any other work.
This il understood to be the nrst gun of
the spring campaign, which promises TO be
very bitterly contested. The license people
have been in control Of municipal affairs
for the last year and the anti-iicense -sle-
ment believe they a a chance Of winnins
back the ground they Lost last spring and
are determined to do so II II is possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

PERU. Neb.. Feb. 5.-(special.)-The
senior theses will be given each Monday
evening from March 8 to April II.
tn preliminary debates preparatory to
the contests with Missouri and Kansas will
be held from February 10 to IS.
Prof. Duncanson and DR.. Clark attended
the meeting Of the Academy OF Sciences re-
Gently held in Lincoln.
Shakespeare in Picture and Song was
given by Miss Ellis and assisted by local
musical talent.
The next lecture In the annual course
will be on Saturday evening. February s. by
Prof. Welbourn on wireless Telegraphy.''
Judge Keysor Of Omaha was a visitor at
the Normal Tuesday and Wednesday. His
chapel talk was enthusiastically received.
A six weeks summer school will be held
at the Normal from May 26 to July 4. From
letters received the Indications are that the
attendance will be very large.
A cantata was given last Saturday even
ing In the chapel under the management ci
the musical department. Miss Clark, the
director. spent much time in drilling the
various parts.
Mr.. Bailey of Omaha, state secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian association, ad-
dressed the young men Of the schoo and
town Saturday afternoon. and also con-
Quoted union services In the evening in the
chapel.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
For Pupil. Of burned school.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Feb. 6.--(special.)-
State Superintendent Fowler came from
Lincoln last week and in company with
County Superintendent Crocker made & trip
to Dawson to aid In a movement toward the
consolidation OF several school districts
near that. place with the Dawson district.
which recently suffered the loss CT it's school
bNi'dIng by IRE. In several Of the nearby
diNtrictss there are but few pupils and tbs
citizens Of that section believe 1t would be
better to consolidate the districts and not
only save expense. but improve the educa-
tional advantages. A few taxpayers oppose
the deal. but II is thought they will fail in
line when the advantages of the system
are understood. The Catholic element Is
very strong In Dawson. and 1t is understood
that Bishop Bonacum has ordered the es-
adjustment Of a parochIal school at that
point. II this Is done 1t will greatly lessen
the attendance at the public schools. and
II the scheme of consolidation Is not sue
cessful only a small building will be re-
CURED.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
AMENDED PETITIoN FILED
Platte County Case Against Former
County Treasurer More
Complicated.

COLUMBUS, Neb.. Feb. 5.-tspecial)-
An amended petition has been nled In the
case Of Platte county against the bondsmsn
Of the former county treasurer. James W.
Lynch. Mr.. Lynch served two terms and
up to this time both sets OF bondsmsn have
been defendants in the suit. and practically
no progress has been made In even APP
preaching the trial Of the case. which is
very complicated. The amended petition
leaves the FIRST term Of once and the first
set Of bondsmen out Of the consideration.
naming only the second set OF b0ndsmen
as defendants. and suing them for an al
legged shortage OF 81. COO. The case oannot
be tried before the May term Of court
owing to the necessary allowance OF time
for the defence to make its answer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
REGRETS CHECKS
Business Men CaIh Them fer Well Dressed
Stranger.
SAYS HES A GOVERNMENT STEWARD
Gains Credi By DepOsiting Draft in
Bank, and Cheeks Out ON Ae-
count Before Report of
Forgery e. Received.

FREMONT, Neb., Feb. 5.-(speeial.)-A
man giving his name as A. Morse, cashed
several checks among Fremont business
men Monday, to the regret Of the business
men. Monday morning he deposited a draft
for $500 On the federal government in the
Fremont National bank, representing that
he was the steward Of q government geolog-
teal surveying party which would make the
town It's headquarters for some time. The
draft was forwarded for collection. The
next day he deposited a check for SIS, pur-
porting to be signed by F. j. Coates Of
Grand Island. This check. was forwarded
in the usual course Of business and this
afternoon the bank was informed tha II
was a forgery. Morse paid several small
bills around town with checks on the Free
mont bank and Tuesday evening left town.
He appeared about IS years old, smooth
faced, slightly pitted with smallpox. He
was educated and Of good appearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
HEARS PLATTE COUNTY CASES
Judge to Try Three Crimi-
nal and seven civil
Actions.


COLUMBUS. Neb., Feb. S.-(special.)-
Judge Hollenbeek will open the February
term Of the district court mex Monday.
Three criminal cases are to be tried
that against Casper s. McPatry. charged
with fraudulent misrepresentation In Sc
curing possession of a horse; that against
Thomas Lefier. who was run down at
Walla Walla. Wash. and brought back
here. on a charge Of grand larceny. and
that against Vincent C. Connolly. charged
with murderous assault upon Andrew
Christensen with a razor at Lindsay.
Seven cases ON the civil docket have
ben set for trial. the one Of greatest in
terest being that In which Mrs. Louisa
A. billiard seeks to recover damages from
Joseph H. Frevert. the Platte Center
saloon keeper. who. she alleges, brought
restitution to her home by furnishing
liquor TO her husband until he became :
habitual drunkard. =
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

The tablet Is the ideal form in which to
administer medicine. but until recently no
successful catarfh tablet had ever been
attempted. There IL now. however. an ex-
eeIlent and palatable remedy for catarrh
In tablet form. known as Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets and sold by druggists, composed OF
the most recent discoveries In medicine
for cure of catarrh and results from their
use have been mighty gratifying.
The old time treatment OF catarrh was IN
the form Of inhalers, washes. douches.
sprays. etc. Later on internal remedies
were used with greater success. but being
in liquid or powder form were inconveni-
emit to use and like all medicines in liquid
or powder form. lose their medicinal prop
critics when opened or exposed to the air.
stuart's cLtarrh Tablets contain highly
concentrated antiseptics. Red Gum. Blood
Root. eto., which kill the catarrh germs
In the blood and mucous membrane. and In
this respect are striItly scientific and mod
ern. because all authorities are now agreed
that catarrh a. = constitutional blood dis
ease, and local applications can have only
a transitory effect.
The use Of inhalers, .douches aud sprays
- q nuisance and inconvenience and can lin
no wise compare favorably with the same
'Antiseptics given in tablet form internally.
where they can reach the stomach and
blood and Kill catarrh germs right where
ahey are produced
A prominent lawyer and public speaker
Of Pittsburg. says: II have been troubled
with catarrh Of the head and throat for
twelve years. In this Innate It seems i'm
posAible 10 get rid Of It. The continual
dropping OF mueus from the nose into the
throat caused irritation and hoarseness.
ssriously interfering with my public speak
ing. II took me an hour or more OF cough
'Iing. gAgging. expectorating and sneezing
every morning before I could settle down
70 work and this condition gradually
brought on catarrh OF stomach causing loss
Of appetite. poor digestion and a foul
breath. which annoyed me exceedingly. My
physician adviced NE to try stuart's Ca.
tarrh Tablets and ! took them for two
nontha and was astonished TO and how
quickly they cleared my head. throat Anc
stomach and 7 have no hesitation In rec.
o~mmending them. They are not only
pleasant TO take. but they seem to get Al
the very not OF the trouble. because sines
using them l have had no trace Of catarrh.'
Druggists sell stuart's catarrh Tablets
At 50 cents for full sized package.
They can be carried In the pocket anS
ussd any time and as often as desired, sine
they contain no cocaine. mercury or an
othsr injurious DRUG
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
EXPLOSION ON BOAT
One Man is Killed ana Others Ara Badly
Hart
PIoPLL lump INTO aNIa TO SAW LIVES
Orced from the Vessel, which IL En-
veIOped n Flames within Few
Minutes After the Ex-
plouion.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 5.-By the explosion
Of the boilers OF the towboat John W.
Allies. owned by the Monongahela River
Consolidated Coal and Coke company, near
lock No. 2, at 1880 o'clock this morning,
one man was killed outright. four prob
ably fatally injured and several are still
missing. Six Others were rescued from
the icy waters.
The dead:
WILLIAM PERRY. deck hand. Of Roscoe.
Pa, found pinioned under anchor. with
clothing afre.
Injured:
Edward Mitchell, mate. badly burned and
inhaled flames. Mercantville, Pa. will die.
Maria Walker. negress. cook. of Pitts
burg. leg broken and badly injured about
head and body. Rescued from the river.
James Williams. foreman. leg broken and
seriously hurt about head and body.
Booker Hull. second engineer. Beverly.
w. Va.
MissinR:
JohA Conn. Waterman, Fredericbston.
Nd.
John w. Burke, pilot.
Clyde Stills, chief engineer.
William Campbell. fireman.
Weaver Wolf, deck hand. Middleport, o.
No trace whatever OF these men has been
found since the boat blew up, and 1t Is
thought they have been drowned.
Those rescued were Captain W. /. Shaw,
commander OF the boat; John Rankin, deck
hand, Glassport. Pa; David McBryde, deck
hand. Middleport, o.; Reuben Watts, negro,
deck hand. M%iddleport, o.; Maria Walker
and James williams.
The captain. with Chief Engineer Still,
Fireman Campbell and Cook Maria Walker.
had Just gone OF duty. and the new watch
was made up OF Burke, Hull, Mitchell,
Williams, Perry and Wolf.
They had passed the Homestead steel
works and we're nearing the city, with
seven flats of coal. when one Of the boil
ers let go with a mighty roar and terrific
force. The explosion communicated to
the others boilers and then all went into
the river or into the air.
The boat Immediately took fire and
burned so rapidly that all b we're able
were forced to TAX to the river. In a
few minutes the towboat Vulcan was on
the scene with a full crew CT men and
nearly all were rescued. The injured we're
brought to Pittsburg and seven of them
are now at Mercy hospital. Four of these
are reported to be In a dangerous condi-
ton and may not recover. The hospital
authorities, however, are unable to give
the names.
The Allies was completely destroyed. The
loss is placed at $25. 900. The boat was
considered bne of the best owned by the
coal combine and it's boilers had been in
spected but a few days ago. No one has
been able to give an account Of the exact
manner in which the accident occurred
The surviving members Of the crew as
sert that they were not carrying a greater
pressure of steam than the government
allows.