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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
SALT LAkER IS KILLED
Stealing Ride on Top Of Rio G..
Passenger Car

a young man. SUPPOSED -n
salt Lake, was killed raer.r5.. .- ZION
ing near Malta, Utah ubire NOM
a ride on the top of Rio c. s5,5-a.ls
senger train. The name off tr-1 pas-
man could not be secured as +b. young
no one on the train who ErL-s Vas
and nothing I'm his uassassf,..' Gum
would Identify him. uat
According TO the story os 4 -..-
who came to this city ur +La 5-ssr
yesterday, the young man MN Ndn
aDout IS years Of age and u.ar 5- was
was caught on the TRAIN. and n,,-
a brakeman. At that time Ea ~, oI by
was from Salt Lake and MAS ---. De
TO get back there. To seems W. .'l.g
got back on the train aud rrsv.r-, De
the roof Of one of the Pufrmsr '5- =. 70
As the train was PASSING rrs eaI>
bridge, there was a shock ana ~ ,L..
on the top of the car. chat sf--.-.-l
the attention of all the pssssrgs-s rs.
nothing was thought of ii urffI tr o-.
began to trickle through the NJ.
lators, When the train was stor-s5 -'
Malta the mangled body of tbe - ror, Z.
man was found on the top of The c.s
lie had evidently been sr-ue, b,.
cross beam of the bridge and kiraf a.
stantly. The remains were Iafr
Malta. a-
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Matter Left Entirely to Taft.
SHIPPING SYNDICATE
TO START OPERATIONS

New York. June 6.-Defnite organize
tiOn OF the Atlantic Shipping syndicate IS
proceeding with all the speed that can
be expected from such a large undertake
ing, saws the Tribune
Clement a. Griscom. president of the
International Navigation company, and
Bernard 5. Baker president of the At
lantic Transportation COmpauv.,Will s0il
for England soon TO meet J. T. Morgan
and the officials of other steamship lines
that viii enter the deaf and win ar
range the details
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
ENCAMPMENT ENDS.

Boise Ida, June 6.-The Grand Army
encampment, which was zone of the most
important IN the history Of Idaho. came
TO an end today with a meeting OF O.
A. r. and WOmen's Relief CORPS. adj
dressed by Governor Blunt. New officers
We've installed and Commander. PEARSON
appointed part of his star. naming VIII
Jam Clark Of Boise assistant Quartermas-
ter, and George HOskinS Of Boise as
sistant adjutant general Both branches
adjourned 10 meet In Nampa in June
1905
AmQug the resolutions adopted was the
following
Resolved, That the army and navy Of
the nIted states IN war and peace is
and ever has been the hulwark oftna-
tfonal safety and we denOunCe any at
tempt that has been OF may be made
70 altar the glorious record Of our sol
diers and sailors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
LOUISIANA AFTER NEAT TRUST

New orleans. JuEe E-Tha federal rrsrls
jury presented a bin OF particulars
against the New Orleans ,representat lives
81 the alleged beef trust 10 Judge par
LANCE and asked that the court cornnel
them 10 testify ard produce 1heir books
or answer for contempt OF court The
Judge ordered the hackers representa-
tiVes TO- appear MaRdRr morning. sns
show cause why they should rot 81
punished Tor contempt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
TO EUGENE FIELDS MEMORY
Mark Twain Unveils Tablet Which
Marks Poets Birthplace.

st. Louis. Mo-, June 6.-Mark Twain
today unveiled the memorial tablet
which marks the birthplace of Eugene
Field. 1t is upon the front of a dingy
tenement house at 634 South Broad
way The ceremonies were witnessed
by the Count and Countess ROcham-
beau, the Count de Lafayette, the
French ENJOYS and the officials Of the
Worlds fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
AL NELL KNOCKED OUT.
o'Brien Put His Opponent Out Of
Business in Three ROUNDS.

Chicago, June slack OBrien the
Philadelphia middleweight knocked out
Al Neil OF San Francisco fin the third
round OF a scheduled siX-rOund contest
here tonight. Nell was outclassed in
every way. and was bleeding freely be-
fore the fight had progressed half a MN
ute. @ Brien used a straight left jab
that Invariably connected with Neill's
nose, and before the Californian could
set there himself. O'Brien would throw
right-hander 10 the jaw. Neiu was
down twice in the second round and was
the round ended
tn the third round. while NeiN was
staggering and unable to protect himself
q. Brieu reached his jaw with a right up-
perCLL The blow sent Nell through the
ropes and he was counted out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
UNDERWOOD is SURROUNDED.
Murderer viii Undoubtedly Be Cap
tured-Mrs. Underwood in Jail.

tured-mrs. underwood in Jail.
Seattle, June ga special to the
Times from Montosano, Wash, says
that Paul Underwood, wanted in Sc
attic for the murder Of his 3-weeks-old
baby, has been surrounded by several
sherifts and their posses on a small
island near Tokland, in the Gray's
Harbor district
Every possible avenue of escape has
been cut OF and the murderer will be
taken very shortly. Mrs. Underwood
Will be brought to the King county jail
Immediately by one of Sheriff Cudi-
hee's deputies. She is at present under
guard in the Marshall home at Aber-
deem.
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CODE C0MMlSSIoN
ASKED FOR EXPLANATION
lspeclal 10 - Heralda

Boise Ida. June 6--SometbiRH Of
sensation has develOped here br thc dis
closure that the .fbde cumalission IN
codifying the laws omitted the two-mile
limit law, which sheep men are fighting
i'm the courts. Had the legislature done
as urged in the last session these codes
prima faCie evidence Of the law. The
code commission has been asked for an
aNnLanaLinn
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PROTECTING THE S. P.
Union Pacific Increases Capital Il
Secure More Stock.

" AASAA Z aO4nN AAASA DctoED OntAta4 "
Secure More Stock.
New York, June 6.-The Evening Post
today says: The Union Pacific Rail
road company has increased its hold
ings of Southern Pacific stock from
SIS, 100000 to s90,oOO,0O0 It was esti-
mated today that the additional pur-
chases had been made to provide
against the probability of speculative
interests. securing any very consider
able block of Southern Pacific shares,
to the detriment of the Union Pacific
property.
No formal announcement has yet
been made Of the new purchases. An
officer Of the company admitted. how
ever. that the stock had been secured,
adding that the details probably would
be given out at thte next annual meet
ing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
NEW YORK BANK FINED

New York. June 6.-At meeting Of
the Clearing House association today. the
Central National bank was fined s. 600
for violating ire rules Of the association
governing collections on 0ut-of-town
checks. President Langdon of The CEN
trail National said that III the bank was
guilty Of the charge made. il had erred
unWitungly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
Freieht Meeting Hero.

The next meeting Of the TRANSMITS
souri, freight bureau viii be held in Salt
Lake on July 8. An invitation 10 meet
here was rendered by the Commercial
club, and yesterday Assistant General
Traffic Manager Schumacher Of the
Oregon Short Line received word from
Chairman Poteet that the invitation
had been accepted. The bureau is COM
posed Of the freight traffic managers Of
all Of the western roads, and during
their stay in this city they viii be en-
abled 10 extract some enjoyment out
of their social business affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
NEW MINISTER APPOINTED.
Senior de ojeda to Represent Spain
at Washington.

Madrid, june 6.-Senor de Ojeda. the
former Spanish minister to Morocco. has
been gazetted minister Of Spain ar Wash
ingtOn, I'm succession 10 the Duke dc
ARGOS. who has been appointed minister
to Belgium.
Senior B. ]. de ColOgan. former Span
ish minister at Pekin, succeeds Senior
0jeda at Tangiers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
QUIET REleNS TN
THE COAL REGION

Wlkesbarre, Pa. June 6.-Last nights
shooting had a SOLDERING effect upon the
Idle men and BOYS I'm this valley. and as
result the Wyoming region was a. place
OF almost absolute peace TO-DAY There
were no paradcs, marches or any Consid-
cradle gathering Of persons. and 1he-na--
lice authorities or the county had little
moro TO do than keep watch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
A. 0. U. W. SPECIAL.
Large Train Of Workmen Going
Through to Portland.

Through to Portland
This morning a special train Of ten
sleepers and two baggage cars will ar
rive from the east with the supreme
officers of the A. o. Z. w. and dele
gates, en- route TO Portland to attend
the supreme lodge session. In the
party Of 250 is Supreme Master Horrick
of Buffalo. Upon their arrival, the
visitors viii be taken in charge by a
committee of local WOrkmen and
shown the sights, including an organ
recital at the tabernacle and a trip TO
the lake resort. In the evening a re-
cepuon will be rendered the visitors at
the Workmen hall
The Rio Grande Western will run an
excursion train from Park City this
morning to give the Workmen of the
mining town opportunity to fraternize
with their eastern brothers.
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colonel she asked. addressing the
emineHt hentuckian, have YOU Rad
aoQll lhf water cure in the Philippines r
II haze my deah young LADY. IL re-
piled with almost 0TFrpcrering emotion.
and am able - realize al last shat
Waian IS What ore Of vouh nothehn gem
ehais said ii was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
OMNIBUS BILL WILL
BECOME A LAW

Washington. June at the cabinet
meeting today the public buildings
omnibus biz was discussed and it was
decided that it should be signed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
STATESMAN WANTS DUEL

Rome. June 6--As q SECUTED 10 heated
discussion On the lobby 81 she chamber
Of deputies on the subject Of eritrean
italian East Africa budget Senor Fran-
chetu, q member % the chamber has
Challenged the foreign minister. Sisnor
Prinetu. 70 fight a dnel
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NO IRRIGATION Eli.

Denver. June 6.-The American Labor
union convention today received the re-
port or the ritual committee which WIS
adopted resolution faVoring govern
ment irrigation OF arid lands was dis
cusSed briefly and viii De brought M
again al this afternoon s. session.
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Of the Earth. Earthy.
Chicago News.

Chicago News
Siias-Bc il trew. Hiram, tibet Deacon
MedGergrass WIS fired 0uteu tE church,
Hiram-Tep, it's or fackt, SiIae
Silas-HoW did he cum ter fall rum o.
straight an narrow path Hiram.
Hiram-SOld ia parsOu a hOss Slia7-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
sAXoNY KTNG DYING

Dresden. Sax0ny. June 6-The condi-
ton of King Albert OF SaXony. who has
been III for some time, is today regarded
as critical.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07

CONFIRMATION SERVICES -- The
confirmation services Of the B'uai Israel
congregation viii take place AZ % d. 90.
Sunday at the synagogue The cone
mer y. WOOlf, Gerald II. Harrison, Elsie
Conn. Archie II. COhn. An interesting
programme has been arranged in which
al The COnfLrmands Lakn PVT.
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Chicago Evening PostJ
sI want your daughter" said the Young
man aggressiVely- The old man was
shrewd. Have you got herr" he asked
II have" Then take her"
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pFNNOYER's Will PRoBATFD.

Portland, Ore. June e.-The vin ~ she
late Ex-Governor Sylvester PcmnOyer was
filed for probate today The bulk Of the
estate valued at N3a900. was Jeff 90 the
widow and a daughter. Mrs. ". H. Rus
sell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
sENAToR RAWITNs coM1Ne.

Especial % The Herald1
N ashlnEtnn, d o.. June f-Sfnator
* Wins. Who - az Alercersburr Pa. VIII
visit Utah before returning 10 his du-
ties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
SPANISH OFFICERS DROWNED.

Giion. Spain, June Ga boat containing
eight Spanish artillery officers was run
down by a steamer today and five Off
GERS were drowned.
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ANOTHER FATAL WRECK.
Fireman Killed and Engineer and
Mail Clerk Severely injured.

Benicia. Cal june 6-Passenger train
No. IS leaving here al O'Clock. while
rounding sharp curve. one and a half
pile-thtTcr train. Fireman Barnes Of
the passenger train was killed and I'm
giHeeFs- ~ Hlard and Garfield and Nail
Clerk XIX were slightly injured Aside
from receiving q severe shaking up none
Of the passengers were injured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-07
A. o. U. w. at saItair TodaE.

Contests i'm dancing, boating, racing
swimming Also musical programme
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Washington. June 6-SecTctaTy Root to-
day made public the following CableEram
from Acting Governor Wright of the Phil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
La vaIvuia de las iniurias
GEga 90 la justieia
q ue mandAn hacsHD

GE PAiaS y tOs repubiesnos, en- su desps.
eho por los Avsncss del p&rtido unionista, han
AblePbo lA vklbulA de las iniurlaa.
Agar para eIIos era ell docsor 9aImzn Ro.
drigueS, IN patriosA sin tGck sin dootez
H1yque fAvorsce, qQs apoyk Ia po f'tes de
MAtsnEn, se ls llama eo h0i ss sus sa%. PoLITI
co TRAIDoR QUE NUNCA FUE REPUsLIcANo '
gu plr IS" ID LIE ExPULs AUEKTADAMENTE
DE LA O LRCTGY1DAD rspuoncAnA.
Aver pare e,IOs 0sro pHtriutG, de fnsstgen-
ella DAda comuD, err don Carlos B ondet.
Hoy que ondet, como @ 41man Sc ALA
con MAtienxo, Se is ridicunzA ne lie ca.ifca d.
ignoVante.
JAUAs h&bfAmes visto nj sn los peri6dieos
fsderales mas fntranBigentss Ios AtsQ Quea bur
dos que hoy dfrigsn ios republican q lms per
aonAs de valsr que les aoAndonAn en- su obrA
de intqaidAd , ds pAtrictdIo.
Mas 80 hA de vsrl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
S0bre ell nuevo
gobierno del TransyaaI

Ei hsr6ioo Jsfs ds ios ebosrss general NE
ger hA itegado n Loodres.
. Aqost go uno ia sos miam bros ds la comf =
son SIf Afrlcana qns WI Loudrsa trAtar
con al minlatro de las eoionlAs iagtesns ell m a.
oio mas rApfdo para eatAb b ecar eli nuevo 60
bfsfno en- sI TrsnsvA&I y al estado OrapRs
M-yer, fu6 rectbido por lord Robsrss v
loro Kitchener q sa tiegs ada . L. capital Ing Ia
50 visito dsapues Mr.. Ohambsrain, en- sl MI
nistsrfo ds las Ooonias, dispsnakndols nm cor
dfai II sctnosa Acogtdsa
sneFA! Meyer ha m&nif sstadc que estk
sANsf cno de loa teEm2nos del trAAsdo dc pax y
Ia -esisbFedo v8riss entrevIstas con a.gunos
psFiodistaa Fsspscao de 10 organisation del nue.
vo gobierno del Tranavaal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
Jamaica quiere ser
de Estados Unidos

En- toda 10 isl& de Jamaics 90 nots ana
corrienss de opinion favor de los Entados
Unidos.
Los hacendAdos y comsrciantss asaean
rudamense oil gobfsrno fngI6s, por In desidia
con que We In mfseria sxistsnte en- Jamaica
Ea vArias reuniones celsbradas aver en-
S9el SOFAS las cludadss mas importantes de IL
isls, Sc han pronunciAdo violentoa dt.cnr.os
contra In @dministrnci6n fnglesa, dejando tras.
lucirfA eonvsnfencia de soitcftar In anexI6n
oe aaueI& lsla los EstAdoa q oidoa.
Todos los shAbftAntea de Jamaica han 6r.
mado una pssici6n que So ha remitido Al 90
bierno de LondEss en- soIicitud de a ue 50 atien.
da 81 socorro de aquellA tsia Que So encaentrs
en- 10 mAs desassrosa de las sisuaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
a DEESTR0 T SlNIESTRO

GEl PAisD, D,erFa que arrs.a psaAr d. los dss
eAl@oros que rscibs, eontIn6a tYatsndc de sn
gsnNr sas lsctorss no hay modo de que au
prima IL sscci00 qus lIeY& por tftulo ga Abs
Jcncos fsdsralS en- que inssrta I'D ssiones ima
ginSrfas ~ gran partdo republicano.
PoF 81 pArts, sl jusx de. pas de "a Loren
70, nn dc syudarla an sl j1sgo, sprista de
hrme los f9deralea de 0ncos q1s cRsn ca gua
pec&dorns manos, sn IAN nobi,fsim8 tsrsa le
Ayuda oil secretGrfo, dsspnes de AasaoFarset ae-
g6n diesD,-y crso que dicsn bisn-con don
quisn tanso fustgsFs GEl BascRpi6S.
EAura, comparado con MoRtaffss results
nm GtaIcs On p&litoS, Aunque, por dsrscho pro
pio, rssIame para q tsl califeAtivo don VI
piano. que es Casio sin casi-una Institution
hist6ricA... q historiRda.
Pero veamos como spliea ell juez de San
LoRenxo-llfbHsnoG Dios de las parr1lIas-sl
nuevo e6digo psnAi....
OitRrsmos dos tres cAsos.
El comsrciants don romks Principe, de
JnncoS, fu6 vfctimA de una denunciA que pre-.
ssnt6 ls poiciA insulRF.
Sc le AeusabA de hAbsr vsndfdo una csja-
tillA de eigarrilos I'm muchaeho.
Sc le exigieron por eI iueI 200 dollars de
hansa personal.
Sc Is hizo trAslAdar por tres vsces San
Lorenzo, CON los testigos de descargo.
No Sc atsndi6 9 Ia declarAeion que pres
tAron estoS.
se 10 conden6 . dies dollars de muIt1.
A don Label Meresd, acussdo de habsr
vsndido dos centsvos de ron . una chiquita,
tsmbi6n 80 10 sxigIeTon los consRbidos 200
dollars do danEE personal.
Sa le hiGo comparscer ants Ell JusgAdo de
paZ por sres vecas, oeasionEndols los gGatos
las moIessiss eonsig aisntss.
DseIAr6 uno de los tsstigos que ell hsbfa
eomprado al ron . Msreed, que se 10 sntreq6,
en- In puerts del sStAbIeeimiento, 6 uua chi.
quillG, que ss 10 pfdio pSrA IN remsdio.
e jus1, no obsSAnts, Aplc6 . MsEcad 10
dollars de multa.
GEga 80 la iustieia
que mandAn hAcsrD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
~ ot1o1a,S -

I'll pFoximo domingo se caiebraxS una
@ asam pea federal americanA en- Juana Dias,
para reconssitntr ei comits
Nm oil acto tomAron In nalahra el0rno,
orAdores de Ponce.
Isl Alumbrado p1blice de sRlinaa re.u,&a
Pehmp deade hacs vaFlas nochss
LA mayor parts de los faroIea dan uoca
Il1 si rsato 30 apsgR antes de salfr In luna.
braE6 sus dollars "s so-
Se eucuantPs enfarmo de aIQ6o enfdaao
en- Eso Pisdras dcfia julia Gsrf, madra - va
rios cofrefgfonarios nnestros
hseemoH vosoa poR u mejoria de dichs
TiPos de csmbio:
Londrss..... 90 div 4s4k a
90 ilv sassy a s8
Mew-YoTk, div Psp
Paris. dEv aHr
hamouEgo, DIV 3NA pS d
Han siao aprOb adas por 81 conssjo pi.su.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31

Nvo las tarffss municipalss de ioa pasnios ds
Aguads, Santa Isabel Ad1unsas.
Nuaatro amigo corrsligionario don jose
zsngoatsa, ne halIA enfsrmo en- ssnsares.
Dsseamos su pleno orestaoieeimiento.
I'm al mercado ds Naw York, SO eotiza sl
sxtcar los stguientas press9s
Cantrffugnda 20
MSscAbado S'B
El Conseto eieeutfvo ha desaprobado si
aumento que ell ayuntamfsnto de MaysguaE
habfs hecho en- al presupuesso &c alos.r,no nno
municipales, quedando reduciao esss . ooo
pesos.
En- no Grande fu6 nombrado Iaspeetor
de higisns, don Juan Gonsalex.
del Tribunal de Distrito de Ponce, solicfsarA
sefs semanss de licsnca. con oo1eso oe saslA-
darse \ los Estados Unidos. para raponer su
salud algo quebrantads.
segGn nos fnforman de Ponce, en- si dia
de aver han aldo curados an In Ssla &c 5000
rros. los indivfduos siguisntes:
T1masa Rodrig uaz, dc una confusion en- el
p0muio fZQuierdo; Francisco Moyai de contu-
stones en- eli dorso de In mano darecha; Aga.
ptto r uiz, de una herida fncisa de cuatro cen
tfmstros de longitud an 81 primer mesacarplo
De 10 mano dsrecha; Fsrnanoo Acelo, procs.
dents de Psnuelas, que fue curAdc De primers
intenci6n por los doctorss Zavala Giol.
Un0 de los madtcsmentos mas en- boga
hoy dta eE ID Emulsion de Scott.
Su popularidad se debe no solo . sRs efec-
tos tsrsp4utieos sino tambien 81 gran poder
nutritfvo.
Don Jos8 Antonio Gsudier, Doctor en- Ms.
dicina Cirugfa.
CsrtiHca: Que hscs sf1ose visne hacienda
uso de 10 Emulsion de Scott. de aceite de hfgs-
do de baeAlao con hipofosdtoa de cal sosa
STEM mhre con buenos rssuissdos, en- las enfer-
m edades del aparsso rsspiratorio. Ii parfsc-
10 eomblnsei6n de sus compousnt Ii IA
oiidad CON que es tolerada a6n por los sst6-
nagos mas dsfcados, aumentsn Ell valor ters-
peutico de dicho prepsrado.
DR.. jose 4. GnaLdteT,
Cayey, Pto. Rico, Jaio 19 de 1924.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31

los repu5lfeanoa
de muY mala f.,
" asf "a dssuachan-
Ell tai III 1nsshax.
v Msndes, Pau chfto-
y u piano Valdes
que. entire bastidores
ejsFcs de tnes.
Dls tres dfaa haee-sino nnientsn nues-
tros informss -fae condsnado dos messs de
ekrcsl, por embrIagu usx, ell individuo Angel
Oontrsras.
nor al mismo dsliio y resistencia pro-
vocaci6n q 10 poicf&-ssto de a6adidura-fue
ssntsnciado euatro dfas de ekrcsl sl scsjas
Otux Torres tsl Coco.
EEeussdo es dscIr que sste fgura en- eli par.
tido repubic&no.
He nquf ell hscho.
El gu&rdfa IgRravfdez fu& ultrAiRdo por al
tal GOoco0 tuvo que ndueirla nj dep6sito,
de donde So fug6 III POGO tiempo tan distingui-
do correligionarfo del iuex, siendo csptarado
por dichs guardia.
en- al cafetfa de don Francisco Msreed.
pesar de clio. se Is impuso Ii pena de
euatro diss de arrestro.
Que? ia tusticia es un mfto
los jueces &se h&can Iocos4
cuando ss meSclsn los Coeos
los <iulcea an palitoS?
Asf pArees
EG mks.
hay agentss republicanos que ne dedicsn
eiertAs propaganda que no qusrsmos cali
Oirscsn II impunidad a cam bio del voto.
-HaEta Tepublieano-diasn POGO mas 8
msnos = los cam oesinos tneautos-y nada te-
mas 81 erss federico, "a Sc sncarga ara de ARE.
giarts el jusx de faz
Por shf andA uno de esos agentss con GO
rrits v bAsson.
sabsmos del pie de que cojea.
T1ns en- euents ssts aviso:
aTs estAmos yelando, tGguere
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IA ARMACIA AMERICANA. - ForaaIaxa.
20, San Juan Puerto Rieo.-M sdfcinAs de pa
hsDte oiogas, 4rticuios De sccacor Inserp.
snsoa % Cmniia pFaeios snnamanta hnrn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31

La opinion de los federales de
San Juan es que no debe ace ptar-
sele La renuncia, y que el partido
SO opondfS a clio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
OORTADlLL0.
ANz JlJAN
POr tez6grsfO.
MUNoz RIVERA. REMumclA

FL sef1or Muf1oz Rivera ha en-
viado su renuncia de xleader2 del
partido.
Fdndala en- que supone sea 81
ell obstaculc para que ingresen ON
81 partido los disidontes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-31
Manifestations poIiticas
CsguAs, Julio 80 de 1908.
Sr. Director de LA DRMoCRACIA.

CsguAs, Julio 30 de 1903
Sr Director de La DEMocRACIA
Muy Hsnor INFO, EuneA hAtfa pertenaeido
niDgdn pRrtldo pofsico, porqua sstaba "a.
snoianoo los programs Ios procsdimientos
oe los dos de In isiA; pero lego el moment 10 de-
sAoerio, seuando el ultrRie del gobernacor
Hunt - fsmiIiA pueFtorTiqus Is, pnes min.
gun perlOdieo YepubilcRno h& protestado oa
oleno insuito, como disiendo: es prscIso DE-
lender nj gohsrnAdor, para tsnerlo de nussIra
pAFte.
En cAmbio, 10 prensa federal v ha.Aa I.
mu1sr puertorrtquefA, ne Rinii6 faefts. ara
gica para pEoteut&r dc tales tnnuitoa
ContAdme, pues, como nno mas en- nj mar.
aldo federal. par
Soy au coErsligonAEio.
Angel Oarrion.
Palo-sseo, Julio "a de 1909
Sr. Director &c La DEMacRAcrA
osguAs.
Muy gfior mics SflvAse hacer eon.tar ar
oil peri6dteo bRjo vueatFM aceraAda dfrar~t6n
que desos estA teeha me retiro del par,Idn ra
pnbhcano o IN gfeso como soldado da ais ar ~
gran paftido feoeEal smeRicsno.
Por IL pu biieaefon de las presenta. lf,...
10 d. las grAeiAs su cOrrsligIcnRlio : "a
Felipe 0rtega.
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