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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-31
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE AT THE
HOME OF THE BRIDE.
An Out-of- Town Wedding-The Nc
Lean Dinner Dance-Per-
sonal Notes.

One of the most beautiful home weddings
of the Yale season was that of Miss Clara
Elizabeth Haines. the attractive daughter
of Mrs. E. A. Haines of Capitol Hill, and
Mr.. Willard Smith Isham, civil and min
ing engineer of Mexico. today at high noon.
The ceremony was witnessed only by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-31

immediate relatives of the bride and took
place at the home of her mother, sos Sc
ward square. The parlors were decorated
with profusion of palms and cut flowers.
and in alcove under a green canopy
the ceremony Was performed by DR.. Frank
NJ Bristol of Metropolitan M. E. Church.
The couple was preceded by the three-year-
old niece of thu bride, Elizabeth Haincs
Sanford of Knoxville, Tenn. who was
dressed in white and carried a large basket
of carnations. The bride was attired in white
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
An Ambition Realized.

Many persons who have realized Mr..
Walton Pyre's unusual abilities in
great variety of parts have prophesyed
that he would one day be at the head of
a company of his OWL. This of course is
an end aimed at by most ambitious men
of his profession. and there is no doubt
that he has dreamed of this end and
fought hard to attain such position. 1t
should be very gratifying to see young
man from our midst reach success 80
surely as has this young man.
When Mr.. Pyre appeared with Mr..
Skinner in one Of the leading parts with
that great actor, the Lexington (Ky.)
Democrat said: MFR. Pyre is undoubt-
eddy an actor of genius. We predict that
this young man will yet be heard from
more prominently"
When ga Russian Honeymoon" was
deliberately staged and costumed, Mr..
Pyre insisted that he wonld play the
piece before his old friends who in the
past have supported him so Loyalty. Of
his present tour he says: at is indeed a
great pleasure to present to old friends a
production in every way SO perfectly
equipped as the one which at present [
am so fortunate as to be able to offer.
The play has been most deliberately
staged and the costumes are not a bit
short of gorgeous. They have been es-
pecially supplied by Miller of Philadel-
phia and Schoultz of Chicago. The cost
which was required is larger than those
ordinarily playing one night engage
ments as we carry over twenty persons.
The play is delightful comedy with
Russian atmosphere, and is considered
the most beautiful play ever seen at the
Madison Square Garden, New York,
where it was formerly produced by a
famous cast including Agnes Booth and
| Edwin Arden"
There is no doubt that Mr.. Pyre will
be greeted enthusiastically when he
| comes before his friends here on July Z
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
To California and Back


Via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul and Union Pacific line.
August to IA, 1903
Tickets good on the overland limited
and two other fast trains between Chi
cago and San Francisco
Ask the nearest ticket agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
for additional information.
F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago.
Please remember that we manufac-
ture and sell the celebrated Sang Alice
ice cream. None better. = Fl. R. Houfe.
27w4.
Rest yourself at Frank Ash's on the
cream. 1t will tickle your palate and
make you feel good all over.
j. M. Bostwick & Sons are making
deep cuts in all ready to-wear garments
i offer for sale in one lot or divided
my seven new houses situated on the
corner of Front and Broadway SITS.
F. w. VICKERs.
Hens each with flock of chickens.
for sale by FL. M. Stout, F. R. D. city.
L. a. warren is having a ready sale
on the Quaker Furnace, nine being sold
up to date. One of these furnaces is on
exhibition at his shop and all interested
parties are invited to call and look it
over. Long experience in the furnace
line has led Mr. Warren to recommend
the Quaker in preference to all others.
Material, workmanship and prices are
guaranteed to be right.
If you want good dish of ice cream
on the 4th, go to Frank Ash's He'll be
pleased to see you and you'll be pleased
with his cream.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
Indian lord.

w Price and wife and Miss Fay were
in GAINESVILLE Monday.
Tom Bickle of Milton Junction called
at Will Prices Monday.
VIM Cox and wife spent Saturday with
friends in GAINESVILLE.
We think no one is sorry it rained un-
less it is the man who drives the street
sprinkler.
Mrs A w Shelton of Rhinelander
spent part af last week with her mother,
Mrs Howe.
Miss Cassie Scotield attended the COM
mencement exercises at Beloit college
last week.
Mr. Schoonover has been visiting TO,
some time with Mrs Mable Wood at
Stoughton.
Mrs Will Whittet and daughter and
Bessie Mcintyre were callers from Ed
gerton Sunday
Miss Grace Howe, principal in the
high school of Pierre, D, is spending
her vacation with her mother.
Mrs Milly Shuman and daughter Of
North Johnstown were visitors at Henry
Shuman's home Wednesday.
W Price, wife and daughter attended
church at Albion last Sabbath and were
rewarded by very able sermon by
Elder Peterson of Baraboo.
Mrs Kittie Chamberlain is expected
home this week with her daughter, Mar
.garet. who has been in the Palmer hos
pital where she underwent an operation
for the removal of a growth in her ear
Under the care of DIR Thorne she ha
been getting along splendidly and w
are glad she is able to be home so soon
having been obliged to stay there just
week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
GAINESVILLE.

Judge Dunwiddie supported the JUS
tice court decisions rendered in favor of
Evan Jones, an infant against Valentine
Bros and Miss E L Williams. The con-
test was over the return of money which
Jones had paid as tuition in the school
Of telegraphy and the business college.
It is understood that Valentine Bros will
appeal to the supreme court.
The new cars for the Rockford, Beloit
and GAINESVILLE line were so badly dam
aged in wreck on the Lake Shore road
near Cleveland this week that they had
to be returned to the factory. General
Manager Fl FL Clough returned from a
trip to the factory Friday night. The
repairs on the cars are being rushed but
there is very little hope of their being
ready for the Fourth of July rush. This
handling the crowds that will visit Be-
lott to attend the Ringing circus.
John Gollmar, Servian, now of James
Vile, was exiled from his native land in
1901. His offense was in exposing the
proposed crime CT Queen Draga in palm
ing off an heir on King Alexander. His
property was confscated and he was ex-
lied. He is personal acquaintance Of
the new king, Karageorgevich, and says
that he gives him but two years to run
his course and either be exiled or killed.
Gollmar has received cablegram from
Servia informing him that he can go
back there if he wants to, his period of
exile expiring on the death of the king.
In the circuit court chambers the suit
brought by w D Gray against the Bad
ger State Long Distance Telephone Co.
and Geo l. Pullen as trustee has been on
trial this week before Judge Dunwiddie.
The action is brought for the foreclosure
of the bonds against the company, on
the grounds that the defendant, the
Badger State Long Distance Telephone
Co, has failed to comply with the terms
under which the bonds were issued by
failing to pay the semi-annual interest.
If you have bad taste in your
mouth, feel bad, nervous, fretful pain
after eating, nausea, Rocky Mountain
Tea will cure you in 30 days. No cure
no pay. IS cents. Perry & Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
Tuesday, July 9TH

Is our first annual Bargain
Day. We propose to devote
this day to your benefit not
ours.
All ladies cotton shirt waists
at J price. Every waist is
going to be closed out.
A line of ladies' black china
silk waists, we'll made, elab-
orately tucked and trimmed
with lace medallions, bought
expressly for this sale, sold
everywhere at $3.50, this
day at $1.75
A line of ladies black belts sold
at a price that is startling.
15c buys one. Sold every
where at 35c or more.
Another lot of better towels
thar we ever offered. A
bleached, alllinen hemstitch-.
ed towel, Is by 80 in. This
day at zoe
The finest all silk Tafetta
Ribbon, No. 100, at 15c
Everyone considers them
cheap at 25c. Another line,
not SO fine, but all silk No.
50 al 1Oc per yd. Our prices
of all silk Tafetta Ribbons,
from No. 5 to 60 has never
been matched yet.
June has been cold and summer goods
have not found as many customers as
they should. We will make sacrifice
you will appreciate. Our usual cut
prices will apply to all lines of goods
as usual on Bargain Days.
Just received another lot of those popu-
lar Mohair Skirts for hot weather.
Comes in blue and black. This skirt
has been the best seller of the season
and on Bargain Day will receive
deep cut in price.
Look up your Grocery wants. 1t will
pay you to save us an order. Our
stock is large but our prices will be
small.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03
Porter.

d E Mccarthy has very sore foot,
the result of a sprained ankle.
The rain on Tuesday enabled the farm
ers 10 get some resetting of tobacco done.
Fred Boss wife and daughter Made
line of Leyden, were pleasant visitors on
Thursday.
Messrs Bentley and Scofield of Full
ton, shingled Dan McCarthy's house
last week.
Mr. and Mrs P Locke are mourning
the loss of their infant son, aged about
four months, who departed this life on
Wednesday last. Funeral was held on
Friday, services and interment taking
place in Edgerton.
John J Dooley has just put another
new boat, the Shamrock" on Gibbs
lake and while fishing Tuesday evening
had the good luck to land a ten pound
pickerel, which is next to the larg est
taken from the lake this season, al
though number have hauled out eight
and six pound fish.
Of" woman ever gets so ''homely"
she isn't worth looking at, she'd better
take Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings back
the bloom of youth. 35 cents. Perry &
Doty.
Milton Junction.
Mrs Laura Polk came up from Indi-
ana last week to meet her brother, Rev
G. A Burdick.
DR. Ella Smart and two children of
Michigan City, n d, are guests of her
sister, Mrs Geo w Coon.
Roy Brandt, who has been employed
as assistant in the Sank City schools,
has been spending several days with
friends here.
Mrs Chamberlain, mother of Mrs
Sprague, passed away suddenly Monday
evening about 8 o'clock at the home of
her daughter on GAINESVILLE street. Mrs
Chamberlain was SO years of age and
had been in poor health for some time.
She has, for several years, made her
home with her daughter.
About forty of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs G w Coon called at their pleasant
home on Madison Ave, Monday evening,
to assist them in celebrating the fifth, or
wooden anniversary of their marriage.
The affair was a complete surprise to
Mr. Coon. Refreshments were served,
and before leaving the company pre-
SenCeQ MT anu MTS loon Will d uanu-
some rocking chair in remembrance of
the occasion as token of esteem and
respect in which they are held by their
many friends.
You have looked into beautiful
face, seen the sweet smile, rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes, and wished nature had
made you attractive. Rocky Mountain
Tea makes homely women beautiful
Perry & Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-07-03

If you have bad taste in your
mouth, feel bad, nervous, fretful, pain
after eating, nausea, Rocky Mountain
Tea will cure you in 30 days No cure
no pay. IS cents. Perry & Doty.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04
AsUNTo GRAVE
Cuba y Puerto-Ri(O

Luis Munoz Rivera, ell ilustre poeta
y orador puertorriqueno que hoy reside
en- New York direiendo <The Puerto
Rico Herald>, ha recibido con reconoci-
miento carinoso, los juicios que de la
prensa cubana ha merecido su reciente
libro <Tropicales.>
A Pichardo lie ha escrito estas l1neas
que sacamos del anonimo, porque result
tan en- honor de ambos poetas. tan pa
recidos en- determinados aspectos de su
arte inspiration:
<Sr. Manuel S. Picharao.
Mi buen companero: Lei en- Gel
Ffgaro> sus dos notas: la impresa y la
manuscrita. Gracias. Guarde con orgu-
llo la expression de su benevolencia lite
raria, con orgullo su aut6grafo, que
es ell de un poeta genial, que nutre de
ideas sus estrofas, visti6ndolas con ell
ropaje de una forma ateniense. Me ms
piran gran interes sus avances artfstioos
Y estoy SECURE de sus exitos, no va ante
el p1blico de las Antillas, pequeno por
desgra,ia, sino ante Ell p6blico de Euro
pa Y America, que deben cultivar los
tescritores de empuje y de talento, capa-
ces de la originalidad
De I'd; con toda simpat1a, su amigo
LUIS MUNoz RIVERA.
De Ella Lucha>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04
IA INDUSTRIAL 1ABA(ALERA
1ABAouERos, FABRlcANTEs YAGRICULToREs

precios, acknowledgements en- los
Estados Unidos.
Y de ese modo, casi esta para
lizado actualmente un negOclO que
iba alcanzando tan felices proper
clones para La industria insular; y
sino afect6 ell cr6dito de nuestra
rica hoja fu6 porque 81 es indies
tructible por Las condolences natu-
rales de nuestro exhuberante sue
10.
Del centenar de fabricas que
nacieron ell ell pals, solo quedan
al rededor de dos docenas, POGO
mas 8 menOs.
Las que cuentan con grandes
elementos pecuniarios, como &La
Colectiva>, viven y progresan es-
plendidamente; las demas, en- las
alternatives que les crea la amor
malidad del mercado, por las eau
sas anteriormente expuestas, OlOe7a
noet7Gepd0; y basta que no SO ad-
quiera nuevamente La cOntianza
en- el mercadO americana, centena-
res de tabaqueros pUertOrriquefos
viviran en- La miseria, sin trabaJO,
Y los agricultOres tabacaleros que
vamos sintiendo La desgracia de
habernOs dedicado a ese cultlvO,
recibiremos este af1o ell gOlpe fatal
& nuestra labor constante, y ten
dremOs forzosamente que abandO-
mar La siembra de una planta que
solo nos depara dias de angustia Y
de segura ruina.
ALA por ell a1lo Sc al decaer
La fortuna de don Jose Rodriguez
Fuentes, que mantuvO siempre
Drecios remuneradOres de tabacO,
los agricultores SO vierOn entOrpe-
cidos aquel af1o = ell siguiente en-
La realization de sus cOsechas, y
iurisdicciones como Comerfo, que
da Ell mejor tabacO de Puerto Rico,
baiO su production en- su 50 pS y
en- los dos amos subsiguientes casi
uuedo abandonada hasta que los
senores Fritze Lund y ca de Ponce
le dierOn nueva vitalidad.
Aquel periodic Sc semeja al ac-
tual: los cOmerciantes refacciOnls-
tas, casi sin Tacursos en-, La actua-
lidad, estan desesperanzadOs; los
agricultores no tfenen a quien dl-
rigir La vista, faltos de dinero has
ia para hacer ell escogido de sus
tabaeos, y sobre ellos La vigilancia
asechadora del usurero con ell an
sia del agiotaje, llevan su pensa-
miento q la esperanza de la emf
gracion, viendo desaparecer 10 que
fu6 un gran filon para Puerto Ri
co envu6lto en- las garras del agio-
taje que Sc combine para destruir-
10.
Otro dfa nos ocuparemos fun
dados en- la logica de los ndmeros,
de 10 ruinosas que resultaran las
siembras de tabaco en- Puerto hi
co, en- las condiciones actuales
en- que Sc vende ese fruto.
UN AGRICULTOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04
De Utuado
De Ella Lucha>

En- noches pasadas, en- la sastrerla
de nuestro amigo y correliglonarlo don
Ramon Pifleiro, situada en- la calle Ge-
neral Stone debajo de un gran foco de
luz el6otrica que ilumina todos aquellos
sitios penetraron los cac0S, y valieudose
de un barril desarraj jaron una ventana
ilIevandose los objetos siguientes:
3 fuses de merino en- Corte, l ldem
Ihecho, l gaban casimir aplomado, ffux
Ileyita de alpaca lluvia, idem caslnir
oscuro, otro drill casimir, 1 gaban alpa-
ca negra, y por dltimo abrieron ell caj6n
del mostrador Y Sc Ilevaron un reIoJ CS
plata de dicho senor.
La policia no ha podido dar con ell
autor del hecho.
En- esta ciudad Sc preparan gran
des fiestas religiosas para Semona San
ia. Aumenta ell fervor religiosO, q clio
contribute ell venerable parroco recien-
temente nombrado. Ell pueblo deblera
avudarle I'M POGO mas sostener ell quito.
Ell sefor Alcalde que no escatlma
atenciones Y complacencias, me ha ma
nifestado: para que 10 comunique &
nr1estro bello sexo, que por ahora no Ie
es possible arreglar ell pabimento de Ia
plaza. nj reponer sus bancOs pOrque.
Us. 10 supondran ustedes-hermosas nj
f1as-por shave not moneyos pero que
al finalizar ell ano economico procuraria
complacerlas, disponiendo para clio de
los sobrantes que puedan tener en- la
partida de imprevistos y calamidades
p6blicas.
Sc reunieron en- ell sHotel Puerto
Rico> los sefIores capeados para Ell pro-
ximo bale del domingo de Pascaa, to-
maron varios acuerdos y seg6n rumores
ut1edara bien luc:do. Tanto ell bello
sexo. como ell feo, estan de placemes /,
pues es la 1nica diversion que nos po-
demos entregar. Very qceItt
La luz electrica esta bastante de-
ficiente; hay noches que permanece apa-
rada horas enteras, quedando la pobla-
ci6n en- completa obscuridad. lSenor
| CaselIas, no estire tantO la soga!
Ell bandido jose Monroe, no ha
| sido capturado todavla, causando el te-
| rror de esta comarca.
! Sc estan recomponiendo los alta
res de la iglesia de esta eiudad, para las
pr6ximas fiestas de Semana Santa.
/ -Ya estAp eubiertas todas las es
| cueIas de este distrito, conteniendo IN,
| escuela principal, 8 graduadas 21 rura
/ les una de agriculture y dos de ingles
/ Total 34. Sc han aumentado, pues,
escuelas ruTales un professor de ingle
despu6s de tomar possession la nuev
/ Junta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04

Fl ~
Fl joven escritor espahol don Sc
bastian Dalmau y Canet, residente en-
Mayagiez, nos ha obsequiado con un
ejemplar del folleto, cuyo titulo sirve
lie epfgrafe & estas lineas.
Es un trabajo de merito que de-
inuestra 10 mucho que va adelantando
en ell campo de las letras este joven es-
crltor quien conocemOs desde hace al
gunos amos.
Y aunque no estamos de acuerdo
con muchas de las afirmaciones que ha-
ce en- materia de arte Y naturalismo, y
se nota en- este trabajo una gran .confu-
sion de ideas de citas de autores, al
gunas contradictorias, representa- si-
nembargo un esfuerzo Intellectual y una
suma de estudios dignos de aplauso.
Adolece tambien la obra de un plan
Drdenado; pues mientras la mayor par
be de las paginas del folleto las dedica
divagaciones sobre ell naturalismo en-
el arte, solo concede las 1ltimas al exa-
men, ligero y superficial de las novelas
de Zola.
FL estilo es correcto esmaltado
de imagenes que .revelan una imagina-
ci6n algo exaltadA cue 81 para un poe
pa es nn bien, par pn crftico es un NAL
FL senior DalnfAu posee condlclones
apreciables de escritor, que con un POGO
mas de refexion' y de metod0 puedeT
hacer de 81 un buen critico.
Enviamosle las mas expresivas gra
cias por ell ejemplar que nos ha enviado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04

Es muv critica la actual sltua-
ci6n de los tabaquerOs en- nuInoro
de centenares sin trabajo y SIN
nan at1n mas lamentable la slUua-
ci6n de los fabricantes, en- su ge-
neraIidad, que dia pOr dia ven re-
dncirse el negocio por ell descr6dlto
an one han caido nuestros 21otTOs
on Il gran mercado americana, y
oscnro nor cOnsiguiente, ell porve'
mir de los agricultores con ell pre-
clio reducido en- que caera nuestra
rica hoia, cuyo cultivO en- adelante
les nroducira la completa rulna.
III af1o 1899, siguiente q La
onerra hispano-americana, hab1a
an los aImacenes de Puerto Rico,
dos cosechas completas de tabaco
de la isla. Sc habfan cerradO los
mercados para nuestra hoJd y al
onnog tenedores de ella, hicieron
nm ensayo elaborandola para ex-
nor5ar los cigarros d los Estados
TTnidos. Cast todos fracasaron en-
sus empefIos, alcanzando a miles
de pesos, que lie ocasionaron La rul-
ma. De los que quedarOn como
ola Internacional,2 Rucabado,
clos Tres Escudos,> Sola, Santa
90 Umpierre Y ca, esperanzados
en- el porvenir, enviaron a La Tx
nosici6n de Buffalo muestruar1Os
de sus tabacos y al otOrgarse en-
auuel certamen ell primer premlo a
los tabacos de Comerfo Y anun-
ciarse en- aquel mercado las exec
lencias de nuestra privilegiada
hoia nuestros ricos aoGrOS, iniclo-
So una gran demanda q la cual
contribuyeron tambi6n las facili-
dades del cabOtaje que por aque-
Hos meses acordo ell COngresO anne
ricanO.
A la demanda extraOrdinaria
iniciada, sigui6 ell establecimiento
en- Ia isla de industriales america
nos con residencia en- San Juan,
Bayamon, y otros puntos del Nor
to de La isla, y abrieron compras
de tabacos elaborados.
AL POGO tiempo obtuvieron
pingties beneficios, .pero en- ellos
fu6 envuelto el descr6dito de nues-
ira acreditada hOja.
Abrieron sus compras, y no
va de aquellos puntos productores
del mei0r tabacO, 81 que tambi6n
de las comarcas en- las que solo SO
produce tabaco propio para hilar;
acudieron con tabacos elabOradOs,
llegando La fiebre del negociO al
extreme de que muchos tabacos lie
vaban hojas de na0ld21aos y papel
de seda como t0rrOs 8 envOltura y
bazofia sucia como tripa.
Como 10 malo fu6 lomas abun-
dante Y 10 mas barato y en- 10 que
encontraron los industriales ame-
ricanos, y alguno que otro conner
Ciante de San Juan, mas facil la
mayor ganancia de momento, ne
00ciGrOn, con raras excepciones,
con cigarros malos y muy baratos
que exportaban y vend1an a altos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04


han refugiado varias familias puertorri-
ouenas. Els muy diffcil la adquisici6n
de comestibles.
LA vIUDA DE Nc KINLEY
La sonora viuda del Presidente Nc
Kinley surji6 un ligero accidente GUAM
do iba de paseo en- su carruaje. El su-
ceso no tuvo consecuencias lamentables
para la sefIora Nc Kinley.
VENEZUELA
Avisan de Caracas que ell gobierno
ha ratificado los PROTOCOLS de arreglo
con los aliados.
REFoRMAs ADMINISTRATIVE
Ell gobierno de Madrid estudia Ia
manera de hacer grandes reformas ad-
ministrativas en- algunas regiones de
Espafia, particularmente en- las que dis
frutaron de fueros.
Sc DIsCUTIRAN
Los conservadores, seg1n publica
la prensa espanola, tratan de conseguir
ell mayor grado de popularidad, implan-
tanto las mencionadas reformas, las
cuales Sc discutiran en- las pr6ximas
Cortes.
AsUNTO GRAVE
Ell Imperio ruso ha dirigido ener,,
gicas notas & Turqufa con motivo del
levantamiento de Albania las urgentes
reformas que piden los macedonios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04
TraSIdd0S de pOIl(lds

Sc han ordenado los siguientes tras-
lados:
Ell captain Urrutia, que estaba en-
uso de licencia, sera destinado de Cata-
no & AguadiIla. Ell captain Salgado va
& .Juana Diaz, y ell captain Cabrera, re.
cienternente ascendido, q Humacao. I'll
captain Lopez Diaz ocupara Ell puesto
del captain Salgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04
UItinos cables
Ell <ATIANTA>

Con motiVo de los graves sucesos
Que Sc desarrollan en- Santo Domingo,
el crucero americana <Atlantao que Sc
hallaba en- aguas de Monte Cristi la lie
gado & la capital.
INFANTERfA DEsEMBARCA
Fuerzas de infanterfa de Marina de
Ia dotaci6n del crucero .<Atlantaz han
desembarcado en- la capital de la Rep6-
bica dominicana, custodiandola la casa en-
que esta ell Consulado americana
SITUACIoN sERIA
Los insurgentes dominicanos del
moyimiento capitaneado por Pichardo
Betancourt, Perico Pepfn y Bosch Y Gil.
ocupan la capital En- toda la calle de
Colon hay soldados dispuestos defen-
der <I4a fuerza,. HoraQo Vazquez es-
ta acorralado, La situa4 Jon es muy Sc
ria.
ExcITACI0N
FL desembarco de los marinos anne
ricanos en- la capital dominicalAa, ia
causado en- aIgunas poblaciones gran ex-
citaci6n. En- sl consulado americana sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04
Una aclaracion

Don Ignacio Perez Monror, de Sa-
linas, nos suplica hagamos constar en-
.ests peri6dico, que es completamente
falso 10 que Gel Aguila de Puerto Ricoo
hsegura en- sus columnas, respecto 10
9ue Sc refiere & su hija la nina lsidra
ere1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-04

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