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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-13

rramando hasta la Ultima gotta de los hi
cacos Y jobos.
El eco de los patrioticos gritos de
xViva Espafia2 que ardorosamente Y en-
tusiasmados dieron Barbosa otros ell
doce Gle Mayo Sansoniano, cuando atra-
vesaron la bahia, en- bote, para llegar d
la citlClad defender lapatria.
La copa en- que brindo EgOZcue en-
ell Hotel Inglaterra EN- ell banquete dado
4 Cirujeda por haber muerto Maceo
cerca de Punta Brava, pronunciando
con talimotivo un Pelayudo diseurso.
Una copia en- miniature del tren
express en- que Sc juY6 para Arecibo ell
DIR. Coll Y Toste, las tantas de la no.
che, para ir consular los names del
bravo Captain Correa Y organizar he
r6ica defensa, como la que hizo aquel
miliciano.
Una lista Gle los millares de obietos
conseguidos por Barbosa para la expo
sicion de Philadelphia, y el juicio cr1ti-
co que hizo la prensa americana de
-aquel fenomenal trabajo realizade por
tan active pro-hombre.
El proyectil del primer cafionazo
que Sc disparo desde ell MORO al yapor
SYale>, con tan certero exito, como la
descaroa que mando hacer Napoleon
desde Paris al Papa cuando le excomul-
60.
Los originates de las traducciones
que hacfa Cruz Castro de las obras de
Virgilio, cuando estaba llevando a sus
pulmones buen caudal de oxlgeno por
las monta11as Gle Moroyis, para evltar
lanzarsc al mar para atacar 4 nado los
intrusos yankis.
Y por 1ltimo, ell fac-simile Gle una
docena de los chequecitos que sc gIra-
ban cargo de Rosendo Rivera. para
atender 4 perentoriedades del partldo.
Nos encargan suplicar a todos aque-
Hos que posean datos, notlcias 8 infor-
mes sobre los relatados particulares, Sc
sirvan participate, por escrlto, en- ann
bos idonas, a la redacci6n del <Puerto
Rico Sun1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-13
Una mission difIciI
10 QUE PIDEN DE SAN LUIS

Sc asegura por San Juan, que uno
de los cOmisionados para buscar objetos
raros que exhibir en- la proxma Expo
sici6n de San Luis, ha escrito cierto
Comit& de aquella IocaIidad, para que,
sin reparar en- los SACRIFICES que sean
precise hacer, lie consiga los objetOs ST.
guientes
Una dos de aquellas famosas me-
dallas de orc maciZo que ostentaban
colgadas del cuello los ediles del Exec
lentisimo Ilustrfsmo oAyuntamiento de
San Juan, POGO antes de terminar la
domination Espafiola en- esta isla.
La historical pluma con que Sc firmo
el decreto de la abolici6n de la eXclavl-
tud en- Puerto Rico, que fu6 donada la
ciudad por ell Ministro de Ultramar Sc
nor Moret Prendergat. la que Sc supo-
ne debe hallarse de alg1n desvan Gle la
antigua Excelentfsima Diputacion pro-
vincial, cuyo paradero debe conocer Ell
tambien Excelentfsimo se1or don Ma
nuel Egozcue, Vice-presidente perpetuo,
II no la mand6 quemar Junto con otros
papeles.
La bandera de Ia Autonomia que dl-
ce Sc llev0 Barbosa, no Sc sabe para don
de, cuando le quebr0 ell juego en- el tea
tro, envuelta en- una colcha de muestras
de zaraza. NADIA importa que la tai ban
dera este apolillada con olor a cucara-
chas Sc haya deslustrado, por 10 aver
gonzada que debe hallarse por la llber-
tad que hoy gozamOs.
Los moldes de los jumazos de boli-
che, de perilla retorcida, que hacia Sa-
lom6n Doncs en- ell barrio Mat6n-arrlba,
de Cayey, cuando no Sc sospechaban sus
atlas aptitudes para h0lIdndear por 10 Il
no a estilo Mazantini.
La levita que tenia puesta ell senior
Francisco (vulgo Hernandez Lopez el
dia que, estando celebrandO conseJo los
secretarios del despacho auton6mico,, Sc
anunci6 estar la vista una escuadra
americana v cuyo Consejo abandOno ga
lope tendido, batiendo ell aire la dlcha
brenda al extreme de que los faldones
le soplahan la nuca.
Una collection del periodico orto-
doxo puro titulado EEL Pals, , que con
tenga aquellos belicos v patriotlcos ar
ucuios que escribia defendiendo a la
lnadre Espaha, Y aconsejando que nos
GoinleramOs en- <bisteke1 cuanto yam
hee asomase las narices por ell pals, la
lnahdoles tocineros, follones y malan-
drnes.
Una docena de las semillas dc los
JoooS y otra de les hicacos que dulce,
9lehte Sc COMA por los seborucos del
1uaraguo don Manolito Rosy en- COM
psnla del presidente de Ia audiencia y
Jstos cue sc habfan embriscado, ANNA
~ gel mas ardiente deseo de probar =
-. .l1'a sus sentingient0s ratrl0ticoar So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-13
La Comisi6n de senoritas

En- la tarde de aver ha yisitado a
Attorney una comision Gle senoritas de-
pueblo de Rfo-piedras, haci6ndole entire.
ga de un escrito de queja contra ell iuez
| de paz senior Sierra Soto y ell guardia In
| sular Baez. por su conducta incorrecta
y abusiva, de la que va hemos dado
cuenta.
La expresada comisi6n fue presen-
tada al referido funcionario por ell dele
gado senior Diaz Navarro, quien con su
elocuente palabra, recomend6 al sefIor
Attorney prestara la debida atencion &
comlsl0n tan simpatlca.
Las referidas senoritas expusieron
su queja contra la manera de proeeder
del juez guardia dichos, y ell Attorney
les prometi6 hacer cuanto estuyiera de
su parte para complacerlas, aseeurando-
les cue amonestar1a al juez de Rio-pia-
dras Y aconsejandolas que 10 llesaran
los tribunales, por constituir delito los
hechos que denunciaban.
La referida Comision Sc dirigi6 en-
tonces al palacio del gobernador avis
tandose con ell assistan sccretario de-
fecto del Gobernador que alin 40 ha
Gle su viaje Coamo.
Expusieronle sus quejas contra ell
Juez Gle Pazs senior Sierra Soto y guardia
Baez. Ell senor Gale las atendio cuida-
dosamente ofreciendole trasmitir su
4ueja al Gobernador Hunt y recomen-
dar ell Gsunto al Attorney para que pro
cada investigando de una manera justa
Y en6rgica,
La Comisi6n Sc despidi6 dandole
as gracias en- nombre de la sociedad de
Rio Piedras, alarmada por Ia neurosis
Iue DONNA al .juezsSerra yque la expo
1e a constantes alarmas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-13
ODOSiei6n d uIl nOmbramientO

Comunican de Washington, que La
mayorfa de la comisi6n del Senado. ha
dictaminado Acknowledgements sobre ell
nombranaiento de Crum, hombre de CO.
lor. para Collector de Aduanas Gle Char
lesion. Carolina del Sur, euyo nombra-
miento fue hecho por ell presldente
Roosevelt.
Ha habido considerable oposlclon
este nombramiento por paFte de De
nadores, representatives y perlodistas
del Sur.
I'll presidente Roosevelt Sc siente
n,tlv aoraviado por la censura de que ha
sido objeto. -
no HAY calzado de se9ola mas eie-
gante Iuradero que ei de sLa Maya
giiezana
San lnaa, San Jnsto e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-13
RoBER70GRhHAM INGENlER0, M.I.I.M
Taller de Maquinara, Herrera, Fundici6n
y Carreteria. Ponce, Pto-Rco

den
nomfa
arHh1aL vss rreas BOMB
mOIOKES De PEEROIEO sencilo
ARADOS e IMPLEMENTOS de cutiyo de COM
tos modernos
'iaSs para ngeno q. o. Marina 20 Ponce p B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-13

G;uayama, Febrero dc ! aos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07

Marriage licenses have been issued
as follows: Dick Whitfield TO Bama
Cooper, Henry Solomon TO Lille
Solomon, T A Skains 10 Eugenia
Burk, Chas 5. Forbes to Rosa f.
Barrow.
The /. q G. y. night passenger
trains, which have been discontin-
ued several days on account of the
excessive rains, will resume running
tonight.
The Bryan base ball team went 10
Navasota yesterday and played a
lively game with the team Of that
city. Score Il 70 10 in favor Of
Bryan.
Grand Recorder VIII A. Hassell
Of the A. q. u. w. grand lodge re-
turned from Dallas yesterday aud is
making preparations 20 move his
office 10 that city.
The date Of the jacksonville re-
union has been postponed until Aug.
%, % and q. This puts the reunion
after the Central Texas fair and will
give our people better chance 10
attend.
Mrs. w. &. Gilmore and little
daughter Of Houston arrived yester'
day ON a visit 10 relatives here and
at Wheelock. They were accom-
panied to the latter place by Dir,
John Cavitt.
The Farm x Ranch very aptly
SAYS that those who purchase OF
firms that advertise regularly rarely
have cause 10 complain OF not get
ting their moneys worth. II they
have just cause of complaint they
get their money back
Mr.. J. NJ. Nevis of Cross, Grimes
county, started TO Bryan one day
this week while the Navasota river
was so high, and had terrible eX
perience at the Democrat crossing
He tried to get TO the slough bridge
but the current was strong anc
washed his wagon down below the
approach to the bridge. The wager
and contents, including Mr.. Nevis
hat. shoes and coat, were lost. III
saved his team by five hours hare
work Prof. II. +. Scott followed
| Mr.. Nevis and had a rough expert
ence, but got out. Next morning be-
reached Bryan minus his watch an'
coat
Mr.. n. o. BoatwHght returned
Yesterday afternoon after visitin.
| Chicago and other points north. III
was accompanied home by hi
daughter, Miss Esther Boatwright
| who has just finished a course II
music in Chicago under the famou
Italian musician, Signor Marescal
chi.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
NnInr OF RrrrrntInn.

There are wisdom and strength IN gen.
uinc pastime. one often accomplishes
more by spending n pleasant evening
I'm some innocent games or other amusc-
ment than he would 10y porting over
books with urcd brain and exhausted
body. He may have had QuaIms OF
conscience about Il and thought that
evenings given 10 social enjoyment
wen, practically lost out OF his life.
Far from Il! To better purpose than he
dreamed OF was the time employed.
Body and mind were strengthening
and. unconsciously, without effort be-
ing fitted for better work In the fu-
tuna Success.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07

ffesh Shipment fancy caEtS ~
Blanke's candy. Clarke q Foun-
tain. 2Ds
Miss Ray Simon returned 10 Dallas
yesterday after visit TO Mrs. Joe
Groginsky.
Fresh eggs Toe per dozen. Good
chickens cheap. See Geo. W. Higgs.
20s
Lee Allen OF Marlin, manager for
Nash, Robinson a CO., was here on
business yesterday.
John NJ. Caldwell has just received
swell line OF Elk ievelry in all de-
signs. 2lO
A. j. Alberson OF Pankey was here
yesterday after n visit 10 Beaumont
and Sour Lake.
Fresh bread and cakes, light, clean
and wholesome, supplied in any
quantity by the Texas Bakery, Mrs.
otto Boehme, Proprietress. DIFF
Mrs. J. y. Henderson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Russell Watkins, left yes
terday 10 visit at Ballinger.
Try Monarch goods for August aud
you will be pleased. Clarke q Foun-
thin. POS
one Of the large arc light on Main
street fell yesterday and was smash
ed. Il was replaced by another be-
4 fore night.
/ Remember that American Beauty
-four has NO equal. Clarke x Foun.
tain. 2le
/ Mrs.. ". u. Lash has returned 20
. wellborn after a visit 10 her daugh-
ter. Mrs W. A. Reed.
julie Allen wants all his old friends
and customers 20 call and see him az
the City Shaving Parlor, the best
place iu Bryan for a shave. 225
Mrs. Martha Kidwell and Mrs,
Sallie Gum OF Missouri arrived yes
terday ON a visit 10 relatives IN Mad
isou county. They were accompan-
led by their nephew, Hiram Madole
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
The o,d.., Known bookkeeping.

In the primitive villages OF the An
dcs. scattered through Peru, Bolivia
and Ecuador. the descendants OF the
ancient lncas depend upon the "kipu'
for keeping all their accounts II was
In use when Pizarro conquered Peru.
and the Andean Indians have never
improved on Il. II is the Oldest known
form OF bookkeeping. The "kipu" Is
simply a collection OF knotted strings
Differently colored strings denote diff
ferent articles In daily use and ten dis
tinct knots the ten numerals. In the
absence OF a written language Il is d
marvelously perfect system. Large
transactions are conducted as accurate
ly by II as II double entry bookkeeping
were employed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
odd Dwelling sites.

The people OF Tupuselei have no need
10 travel far when they want 20 take
salt water bath. The town is built on
piles which have been driven into a
submerged coral reef situated FAR ont
IN the Torres strait 20 the south %
New Guinea. Opposite this extnordi'
nary settlement on the mainland Is an
other village that is perchcd high In
the air among the gigantic palm trees
with which the coast u friuged. The
object OF both communities In choosing
these curious sites Tor their dwellings
is identical They desire TO assure
themselves against being surprised by
their numerous enemies, and especial
" they seek safety from the prowlins
Dyak head hunters.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Local NesOS

H.G. Rhodes went TO Marlin yes
terday.
Mrs. T. p. Boyett is visiting in
Hearne.
Mrs. ;. II. Allphin is visiting in
Houston
The best cheese on earth at Clarke
q Fountains. a'
Capt. Geo. w. smith went TO Mar
lin yesterday
y. ;. Buckhaults was visitor TO
Bryan yesterday.
Trade with Us in August Clarke
a Fountain. rs
Dr. Geo. F. Leo Of Wellborn was
IN town yesterday.
WI. Terrell Of Navasota was IN
the city yesterday.
Miss Verna Reed of Crockett b,
visiting In the city.
Rev. Jewell Howard Went 20
Franklin yesterday.
Mrs. Matte Mumford Of Dallas is
visiting Mrs. J. W. Cone.
The latest novelties IN ladies neck.
wear 40 Burt Norwood's. 2u9
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
KIDNAPPING CASE.
Mother. Armed With Revolver, Secures
Her Child and Escapes.

Cincinnati. Aug. 6.-sensation kid
naping by a mother. armed with re-
volvers. took place In Newport. KY,
Wednesday. Mrs Arville Turner, who
10 living apart from her husband. ac-
oompanied by q woman. went TO ths
house OF Mrs. Taylor In Newport. and
at the point Of a revolver demanded
admittanoe 10 get her child. six years
old. Mrs. Taylor. frightened. ran up
stairs 10 where the boy was sleeping
Mrs Turner broke open the screer
door. followed up stairs and still
brandlshing the revolver. secured th'
child and rushing to the street. escaped
In a wagon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
OFFICES aAIoEo.
Senior Member Of Firm Arrested, and
Az Employees Detained.

New York. Aug. e.-The police raided
the offices Of Daniels & Co, arrestins
Daniels and OBTAINING all employees in
the Offices. The raid Is said TO have
been made at the instIgation Of the
district attorneys ONCE. According ia
the sign on the door Of the offices. the
firm did business as bankers. The
raid was made on warrants issued on
the SPECIFIC complaint OF Edwin Z. COL
Inns Of Cedar Rapids, Ia. that he
had lost $3.50 through the Arm. Collins
told the police. however, that he had
given almost thousand dollars 10 the
firm and had never received a penny
In return.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
La Honor Of the Pops.

City OF Mexico. Aug. s.-Peals from
church bells in this and the leading
cities OF the republic greeted the an
nouncement OF the new pope's election.
The relations Of Mexico and the Vati-
can. while having no formal basis. are
frinedly. and ~ II believed here that
Pope Leo directed that the clergy
should cordial support the republic
and abandon all imperialistic preten-
sions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
promin.n, Publisher Dead.

Denver. Colo. Aug. 90. p. NJ. Book
water. who was financial agent OF the
Curtis Publishing company Of Philadel-
phia. the publishers OF the Ladies Home
Journal and the Saturday Evening
Post. II dead at the Cakes home In this
city, OF consumption. Mr.. Bookwalter
was a native OF Indiana where he was
born in 1856. With MFR. Bookwaltsr at
his death was his brother. G. A. Book
walter. mayor Of Indianapolis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
sankrupt Petition.

New York. Aug. 6.-James Living
ston. a well known builder OF this city.
has filed a petition IN bankruptcy with
liabilities si.5fs300o and no assets. OF
the liabilities ti.4O7.9oo were secured
by bonds and mortgages on West side
residence property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Office Hours Bryan Posioiiiee.

WEEK DAYs:-General Delivery,
Registry and Money Order business
opens Mt s a. m. and closes al . p. m
Mails for midnight trains are clos
ed nj 9p. IN.
SUNDAY HoURs:-open at 1880 "a
A a. IN. and from i:i5 10 t:t5 p. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Prohihit, zloni.t, Mee.lna,.

81 Petersburg. Aug. 6.-Ihe gov
ernor Of the province % Kherson has
been instructed by the ministry Of In
terror 20 prohibit an meetings Of Zion
lists and forbid collections and sub
scriptlons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
powie a Citizen.

Chicago. Aug. s.-John Alexander
Dowie. general overseer Of the Chris
tian Catholic church. was made a cit
izen Of the United States Wednesday
upon renouncing In the superior court
his allegiance TO the sovereign Of Great
Britain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Small Eailure.

New York. Aug s.-Laidlaw and
Carrie. members % the consolidated
stock exchange have announced sus-
pension. The firm did a commission
business and was not extensive.
The failure ls without general Import
ance
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07

j. H. Mawhinney was out yester'
day after n few days illness.
Mrs. q. v. Gamer returned yester
day after n visit 10 Millican.
Milton Parker Jr. was out yester-
day after a two weeks illness.
Try n bottle Of our mangoes.
90s Clarka S-Sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-05
H. 6 B. Beers Cotton Letter.

NEW ORLEANS. May 4.-Notwithstanding Liverpool advices were not encouraging, our market opened about point higher and shortly after declined 2@4 on the heavy port and in- terior receipts. Later in the session the fear of the issuance of a very unfavorable weekly weather report tomorrow occasioned an i'm provement of e1i2 points from the bottom Subsequently a slight recession was estab- lished on realizing. making the net gain g points on May and July. 3 on August and 799 points on the old crop months. The port receipts for the three days aggregate 24o00 against 5000 last year. The five leading in terior towns during the same time have re- ceived I2.ooo, against $500 last year; the semi-weekly receipts at the thirteen leading interior towns are estimated as pointing to 26. coo against i2.ooo last year and this compares with 2s, 900 for the entire week last year for the whole thirteen towns. The movement is unusually large and exceeds ex- pectatons. Manchester cables say that during the past week the business in cloths was steadier with increasing inquiry and large turnover. This was most noticeable in china goods upon which the rapid and important ad- vance in the rate of exchange is expected to have eventually a beneficial effect. Business with India was unsatisfactory, being restrict ed by the plague manipulation continues In the old crop months and trading in these po- siticns Is consequently being reduced daily. The new crop months are, therefore. becom- ing more active they are ruled by legiti- mate factors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-05
Virgin & Faunce's Cotton Letter.


 NEW ORLEANS May 4.-The easier prices that occurred iu the local market during the early trading hours was attributed as the re- suit of adverse cable news and improved weather conditions. Estimated receipts at Houston for tomorrow were also temporary factors in influencing easier markets. How ever. on investigation it was found that the Houston movement represented April ship ments on through bils of lading, when these particulars were thoroughly accounted for and digested, there was an inclination to take profits on sales carried over Sunday by san- guine parties looking for a decline in sympa- thy with the demOralizing tenor of the Eng fish market. This character of buying fur nished the principal support of the market at the time. Last weeks end statement showed the total amount brought into sight after April 30 to Sept. 1. last year. SIS, 699 bales and the year before during the same period I.o2o. I79 bales. The present move ment. therefore. is about an average between the two previous seasons movements and as in both those years there was something over POO, 900 bales brought in during August from the new crops. which from present outlook may not be repeated this year. the average Of these years minus the new cotton being about 77o 900 bales for the final four months would if the same rates be applied to this season make the crop 10. 900, plus 77o- 900 bales, or & total of 10, 7S9. 900 bales So 1t does not look for the moment as if there was a possibility of the present crop reaching a total of ,ooo, 900 bales in any event
 LONGSHORE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-05
c. E. Pierce 6 Co.'s Cotton Letter.

lover Private Wire fro Gibert & Clay.J
 NEW ORLEANS. May 4.-Liverpool started the week in a reluctant manner. Prices were reported a few points lower for both depart ments for which there was no ready expana- ton beyond comparative quietness of the market and consequent indifference of trad: CTS on both sides. It is probable however. that large sales effected for Philadelphia house in New York were reflected in freer of- ferings in the English market. though it can hardly be said that prevailing differences are inviting to such transactions. There was a certain degree of indsposition noticeable here also in the early part of the session. but the failure of free receipts to attract any offer ings of consequence and the fact that spots continued firm with fair demand sufficed to shorts. and the covering accomplished sent season thus far. This action of the market should be convincing to any one of the risk entailed in trading proniscuously' in Summer deliveries If prices improve in the face Of a free movement. the question is naturally sug- gested as to what will occur If a decided fall ing off in receipts is observed. Very fre- quently matters of this kind work out by the rule of contrary. but there is no assurance that such a result will apply in this case. That leading bulls wield exceptional power is beyond dispute, but as the result of cam paigns on either side Is never determined until the end the situation will continue to be a huge mystery for some time, and the best policy for traders to pursue will be to avoid commitments in Summer deliveries as spec ulative transaction. New crops are growing active and present safer field for opera tionS.