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Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST hARBoR.

Rev. Dean A. Walker and wife, accom-
Mrs. Walker, returned to Southwst
Harbor Thursday.
The Southwest Harbor friends OF Mrs
Viola Murphy, OF s, al Cove, who has been
critically i'll with liberated sore throat
are pleased to learn thst she is r. covering
J.B. Mason has been seriously i'll for
two weeks and has gone to Bar Harbor
for hospital treatment His wife accom-
panied him, visiting ber aunt, Mrs. Il.
A. Marcyes.
Fred Mayo, yeoman on the .. s. 8,
"Pra:rie', WAS granted a few days leave
and visited his parents and sisters here
He came from Portland shortly before his
ship Joined the feet at Bar Harbor.
The Congregational sewing circle will
hold its midsummer sale Tuesday after
noon. August IL, at the banquet hall.
The evening entertainment will be the
drama Breaking His Bonds" at fremont
hall. Musical numbers will be given
between@acts.
Ezra j. Lurvey, ir., OF Boston, recently
made short visit to his brother Owen,
who with his wife and little son is oc-
cupying rooms at The Dodge cottage. A
fishing trip to Long Pond by the brothers
resulted in a string of eighty trout, the
greater part OF which Mr.. Lurvey took to
Boston. Little M ISIS Dora Lurvey accom-
panied her brother home.
Aug. 8. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
DEATH oE I. n. b. HOLT.

T. n. b. Holt W ho, although not IN his
usual good health for some time, was only
confined to the house few days, died
Wednesday, July 26, aged seventy five
years and nine months.
Mr.. Holt was q respected citizen; he
had always lived in the house from which
he was carried to his last resting place in
Seaside cemetery.
He was painter and paper hanger by
trade, and for some years filed the posi-
tion of postmaster faithfully and ac-
ceptabiy.
A large number attended the funeral
service " which was conducted by Rev. c.
q. Harwood, assisted by Rev. E. Bean.
There were many floral gifts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt observed heir golden wedding
nearly two years ago. Mrs. Holt and the
only surviving daughter, NJ iss Alice Holt,
have the sympathy of many friends.
Miss Holt arrived from Boston Tuesday
OF last week.
Mrs. d. W. Bunker, Mrs. Holt's niece,
came from Bar Hsrbor TO be present at
the funeral.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
COUNTY NEWS.
LAMoINE BEACH.

Miss Helen Rollins was guest at Shore
Acres over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Smith, of Ellsworth, who
has been a. Shore Acres for a week, has
returned.
A charming tea was given the young
people OF Shore Acres on board the U. s,
s. baltimore" last Friday afternoon. a
Miss Mabel Monaghan, OF Ellsworth,
was the guest of Admiral Cog ghIin at a
luncheon on board the "Olympis' last
Thursday.
John Whitaker was operated uIol
Tuesday by Drs. A. C. Hsgerthy and Lewis
Hodskins. OF Ellsworth, for rsnguisted
hernia. The patient is as comfortable as
can be expected, and recovery is hoped
for.
The party OF Ellswort h young ladies who
has hetn occupying the HsmIin cottage
for the past two weeks gave two deiig btiui
hops at Shnre Acres. Many OF the officers
of the 20 ympia" and baltimore" at
tended TIE pretty gowns OF the young
ladies adde1 much to the effectiveness of
the affsirs.
Among the recent arrivals at Shore
Acres are the following: ] F McGrail,
chaplain U "Pant herr; Cspts r Nj
Borden, Lieut. L McCarty Little,
William Brsckett, Capts F A Ram
sey, A UdeIl, z johnson, Writ
McCreasy, U "Panther"; Capt & $
Bookwalter and wife, Z s "Ais bsma"; I;
Mrs Lord, Helen Rollins, NJ $
Smith, b F Gray. George Whiting. Sadie
Hopkins, Lucy Monaghan, John B Red
man, 9 w Joy, H Phillips, E
Alexander and wife, Sophie Walker, of
Ellsworth; Margaret r Cote, Charles r
Cole, Fulton j Redmsn. PawtUcket, K
/; A r Devereux, Mrs William Cousins,
East Lamoine; Miss Marion Treat, Or
ange, n j; Miss Viola Mountz, Phila-
delphis; u + Keene, Z S naval scad-
emy; Rev lord, Meriden, Conn;
w q Miller, Washington, ID G.; Capt
II w Lyon, q ) 20 ympia"; Mrs f
ID Wright, Boston; c E Knowles, Law
renee, Mass; Lieut. T S Wilson and wife,
u S S "Ala bams"; Lieut. E L Bennett and
wife, c = up sirie"; E n Lsniz. Henry
Smith, jr, u s s Dale; Frances III. Tri-
bou, Chsriestown, Mass; Gilman Smii b,
James d Rice, Bangor; q F Grant, Port
land; Mr. and Mrs $ Smith, Harold c
Smith, Louie Smith, Gardin er; Z P
Burt U 'Baiiimore"; W L Lttiefieid,
e P Jessop. U ) 5 20 Smpia"; Lieut. K H
Leigh and wife. U navy; Mrs w III
Titus. New York; NJ Shute, stamford,
Conn; Mis- ID hopkins. II Hopk ins,
Buckspori Mrs E d Carr, Piitsfield.
Aug. A SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Neirs see other pages
BLUEHILL..

DR.. Mckay has gone to Scotland to
spend month.
Irwin Morse, OF Chelsea, has been visit
ing relatives In town.
Mrs. 8. B. Kimball is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. II. E. Morton.
Mrs. George A. Clough went to Bar
Harbor last week for short visit.
Miss Frances Hinckley, of Bangor, is
spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum Hinckley.
MIR. Moses, of Baltimore, teacher OF
violin music in the Peabody institHte, is
at j. NJ. Shows for the summer.
Mrs. RIP. Slower arrived home from
Boston last week and is much improved
lin health. Mrs. A. G. Stoyer accompanied
her home.
John NJ. Snow hiss had large addition
built onto his house this season. The
dining room hss been enlarged, and FIVE
new sleeping rooms added.
Rev. H. F. Fowler, professor at Brown
university, arrived at his cottage last
Friday, with bis wife and parents. He is
recovering from an operation for sppen-
dicitis.
Last week horse owned by A. c.
HinckIey became frightened ON Parker
Point by piece of paper blown across
the street, ana running down a steep
place, WIS thrown, breaking his leg so
seriously that it was ihoug ht best to kill
him.
A horse just purchased in Bucksport
by Frank Ever ran from Merrill d
Hinckley's store in across Mill street and
by A. NJ. Herriek's and over the bank,
where he was found on his back in the
mill stream with the carriage and an Old
mill wheel on top OF him. He was bur-
riedly released from his unpleasant posi-
tion and found to be unipjured save for
some bad bruises.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

Fewer gallons wears longer; Deyoe.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

VIII Yorke and family, of Brooksviiie.
are the guests of his mother, Mrs. Clara
Yorke.
News has been received here OF the
death. in Baltimore, July 20, of Capt.
Solomon Whitmore, brother OF Capt.
John Whitmore.
Mss. Marian Miller, with her two chill
dren, snd her sister, Miss Ethel Tate, OF
Liwrence, Mass, are visiting their par
ats, Isaac Tate and wife.
W. l.. Remick got the fore tinger on his
'ght hand so badly msngled one day last
elk hat amputaiion was necessary. He
- he ping load hay with fork
. nsn his finger got caught in the elock
The Murch reunion will be held at
William s. Murch's Tuesday, Oct. 6. All
Connected with the family are invited to
sttend. Dinner will be served. Should
the day be stormy, the reunion will be
heid the next fair day.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

The annual sale OF tine Congregational
circle viii he held in the town hall rnurs-
day of this week.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
WEST AND NORTH SULLIVAN.

W Coz hNNb AfOhl II oS14ll v n ". AZ
Miss Bernice Miller is visiting relatives
in Bangor
Work hegun this week on the big Wash
fhgton curbstone job
William Clark has resbingIed the south
side OF the roof OF his house. u
Mrs Lillian Fiye and Miss Della Dsane,
of = oninpion. are visiting Mrs. r. F.
Gerrie b this week.
Miss Sadie e. Robinson, Of Veszie, Is
making visit of a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Hattie l. Miller.
Rev James It. Moore, a former pastor
here, and his wife and child sre spending
Few DAYS here. Mr.. Moore was called
here to preach the memorial sermon for
the K. of p lodge.
Public memor ial services were held at
K. OF P. hall Sunday under the Us pices of
the K of p. Rev James T. Moore was
speaker Music WAS furnished by the
following quartetie: Mrs. Grace Mitchell,
soprano, Mrs. Dr. Phelps, alto, Bert Mar
in. base, >. +. Hsvey, tenor; Mrs. G. II.
abbott, pianist.
A joint emil pub ins taiiation OF Off
RS was held Tuesday evening of last
week at K. OF p hall. Both Iodges, the
X. OF and Pythisn sisterhood, took part
In a most creditable way. The new
boards of officers are as follows: Pythian
sisterhood-C. c.. Maria Havey; v. c.,
Nellie Cook; p, Msbelle Gerrish; K OF r
and s., Della Hooper; NJ. of E., Myrna
Carter; M. of F., Bessie Gordon; M. at A,
Lena JOY; A. NJ. at A., Myra Pease; T. G
Mrs. Charles Pease; o G.. Mrs. Sherms o
Libby; M, o., Edith Hooper; pianist,
Lena Hooper. K. of p. officers-C c.,
James Havey; v. c.. James Scott; p, For
rest Haskell; X. of r. and g., j. s. Doyle;
NJ. of W., Gilbert Pettee; M. of E., q H.
Preble; NJ. of F., John Mortimer; M. at
A., b. X. JOY; T. O., Wolf Lipsky; o.
g., Fred BowdeD.
Aug. A. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

Miss Charlotte Hszeiwode, one OF the
recent arrivals from Lynn, Mass, is ar
ranging tor the annual excursion around
Mt. Desert Island, for Friday OF this
week. The stesmtr "Msscot" has been
chartered.
Miss Maud Hammond, of Newton Cen
ter, Mass, who has been the gues' of M.
aud Mrs b Bowen at Fair View, re-
turned Monday.
At the Tarratine the arrivals during the
past week are: Miss McCorde, Phils; NJ iss
: Vose, Provioerce; CS Weff, MiIwsu-
kee: s A Fannetl, Meehamkee, Ala; Mrs
F J Gsrrtson, Miss Heen " hitting. Bo.
ton; al G Wal and W lie. Annapolis; NJ les
Elizabeth Ames, Hsverhill. Mass; Miss f
v Mather, Portsmouth, n II: Capt and
Mrs w Kane. Bluehill; Miss Mabel Da-
iy, n Y; Mrs Gushing, Bosi on; Miss A Nj
Hammond, Newton Center; MiIicent
Todd, Amherst, Mass; Fl M Brorge and
wife, n Y; Daniel Webster, NJ ) Clifford
and wife, the Misses Clifford. Bangor; II
Starr Giddings, Y; Mrs n B Church
Triuton, K / Mrs Leslie A Lee, Bruins
wick, Ga; Alice E Warren, E Il Godfrey.
H Snow and wife, Bangor; Arthur Drink
water. Cambridge; c NJ Hszlewode. Lynn
Mrs W p Logan. Phiis; Agnes Siosson-
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Aug. 5. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
HANCOCK POINT.
Local Items of Interest-List of Cot
tagers.

Local Items of Interest-List of Cot
tagers.
With plenty OF life and many social
events, together with golf, tennis and
baseball, the summer colony at Hancock
Point has had glorious week.
Golf has been the principal amusement,
10 preparation for the local handicap
tournament on Friday OF this week. Play
begins this week on the new tennis
courts, and, as last year, is receiving con-
siderable attention from the visitors,
more than usual interest being mani
tested in the mixed doubles.
The revival OF baseball at Hancock
Point adds greatly TO the summer life
The interesting game at Sorrento opened
the season. With Havey, OF Hebron, In
the box, it was an easy matter for Hancock
Point to win by score OF 6 to In hye
inning gau1e, rain stopping play.
Saturdays game with the strong team
from the u. ). ;. Massachusetts" called
out q fsir-slzed crowd. The first four
innings were exciting, leaving the ont
come iu doubt, the score being to 0 in
favor of Hancock Point.
In the ffth tire ssiior boys made two
hits, Hancock Point netted six runs. Up
TO This time Fanneli. who was pitcner Tor
the sailors, was fairly effective.
The fiual score was Hancock Point, a
'MRssschusetts"
) On Thursday Hancock Point will play
Bar HsrDor on the home grounds.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

Mrs. Hewin aud two children, OF Bos-
ton. are boarding few weeks with Mrs.
Florence Mason.
Norman Merrill, who has been home
for a two weeks vacation, returned to
Portland last Friday. He viii resume
work with A. Fl. Berry & Co.
Aug.4 SPEC
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

The interest in the centennial celebra.
tion of the academy Is uDaoated. Hon
John Redmsn will give an address, and
other distinguished speakers viii take
part.
Aup 4 Nj,
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HNPUTAIION RECOMMENDED
But a Better, Safer Method Found.

But a Better, Safer Method Found.
For twenty years was an awful suf-
ferer from Varicose veins and ulcers on
my leg. For twelve winters l sat in
chair, my leg panied me so l could not
lie down.
The doctors began to say I would
never use it again.
Others advised amputating my leg to
prevent gangrene from setting in.
One day read of DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy. l bought bottle
and commenced taking it.
And I surely believe if had not taken
Favorite Remedy | would not be alive
today. My leg healed up entirely and /
am now well and strong.
JOSEPH II. MULCOX,
BIT Church St, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
A prominent physician of Poughkeep-
sic. N. Y, in explaining the demand for
this King of kidney liver, bladder and
blood medicines, said: Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy acts as
nerve and blood food 1t has made
many permanent cures of nervous debil
ity, sleeplessness, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism and of the sicknesses peculiar to
women, where other treatments have
failed For headaches, constipation and
that run down condition, there is moth
ing else half so good as this great kid
ney and liver medicine.
Druggists sell it in New so Cent Size
and the regular S1.0o size bottles.
Sample bottle enough far trial, free BY mail.
Or. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout, ~ Y.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

To Cure n Cold IN One bay
Take Laxative Bromo Qainine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If II fails to cure.
" " Groves signainre Is on each boN. 2sc.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05
DEATH OF JAMES H. BILLINGS.

James II. Billings, who bad been ill for
some time, WAS released from his sufferings
by deaf n July is. He was commander of
James A. Garfield pest, a position he had
held several terms, and always with the
confidence and hearty support of his com
rades, for his interest in and loyalty to
the Grand Army made him always ready
to DO ali he could for its success and best
interests.
He will be greatly missed not only in
that order, but also in the Junior o. U. A.
NJ. " here be was an associate member,
and aided much in the work; but the
home Ia where his loss Is most keenly felt.
The care of two invalid children he shared
with his wife, and in all the home rela-
tions there were mutual sympathy and
help.
AS the comrades gathered around his
flower strewn casket in the cemetery and
joined by the junior order, the Ddug hters
of Liberty and the mem bers OF the w. X.
e. performed their solemn ritualistic SER
vice, it was touching scene.
It was well that the singing OF 'rhe
Sweet By and By" should turn the
thoughts of all to the time when there
should be re-u"ion on the her shore.
Mrs. Billings and her family are not for
| gotten In their lone Illness.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-05

DIR. David Kennedy's Rose Jelly radical cure
Catarrh. Hay Fever and Cold In Head soc.
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UItimOs cables
ICRQUIA AAIEEAZADA

D1cen De Londres que RuElz Ans
trIz estan clsDuesIZs 3 emplear Ia f1er-
~ para cOnseguir que Turqufa retire
hacia II interior las trouas cue babfa re-
concentrate en- Ia frontera De BULGARIA
Ia cunilme EneTtz persIstR en- sus
prop6si1os dc hostaIizar 4 ID enerioo
por 10 cue Sc sguardzrl n1uv Uranaes
AcOnteclllenIos ea Cd t5rienbe de Eu-
r0Da.
EX-s0BERANA EEFFRpA
La ex-helna, doH2 Isabel IL que Sc
slalla en raf1s. "a ealdo 'sa Fl lecho. vic-
tlms de- una fuerte EsostrrriS,
Los facultaiIKos one - ssss4sr,
1AIIIls = = g DC r esl2oo ae dora Isabel es
r.. e.icsuAslll : eoDsesnPllcla de su aTan-
EEnA edad- zero Que bav asnarar-9s
respecto gue pueda reclapera- Il seIr5
Ia CzMARA APosrr6Tr~.
IL = N1plISl ae ltAlla. celebr6 81
pfllnefA 11Ala "a amarE ApOst6Iics.
reunienoose en- el Frisr1o raln.ciC ~,.-,.l
con obJet0 90 FKnruinar Aas 5nr,,-,s.rs+,,.,
ue]Auas poF e sumo Pontifice.
AseR1rase que este lgtrk aso-;.o. 4,
su puEo 81 lptra. alpurls ir5;ca.,~.,,a- -
1Erlgldss al Que ha &c sueederia - 4 -
ia ae san Pedro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

mente responder los cargos que Sc le
hacen en : Axu2dilis. ? n6 eu Afayaguez.
como dice 81 co3egz4
En- 81 vapor SPonce1 Sc espera al
joven don Manuel Bnstelo. Este joTen
concluy6 81 carrera de abogado en- los
EstaooS Inilos.
RECOMEND4A MOS a toias aaestros
amigos al hotel The MAREEA san lose
RaRer0 i, CaEi tai---F3oF un dl4 d. hos
Desale. uh dollar
La esposa del capitan Cabrera ha
tenIdo N feiiz alumbrzmiento, d4ndo ]
81 esposo el regalo de dos heEln0s0s Ii
nos.
-Pronto serzn abiertos los tTabajos
de Ia fabrica de cigarriIIos SL2 Interna-
ci0nal2.
Don Juan Bautista Rodriguez
ocapa Ell puesbo de Comisionado del IN
terror. dnrante L. ansencia Gle Mr. Elliot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

"a AIcRlde de Roma temlendo que
haya desordenes con mOtlFO de Ia e1-
traordinaria agIomeracl6n de genDe. an
siosa= de concurrir & las e1eq1lGs del Pa
pa. Ia redobiado ell n1merO de 4uerzas
cue acosrumbran prestar serTlclO en IA
poblaei6n. Ed las Gales hay gruesos
reteues cue evItan IL reunion de hume
rosos rruDos en- las inmedlaclones del
Vaticano-
CovDUCCT6N DE LEON XII
Los CardenaIes elegld0s preTI2men-
t.. nan as5sti7o al entierro de Leon XII
lleEandole des5e la Iglesia Yatlcana I IA
Capilla del Cabildo- Sobre u caJa de
llusDo - han c0l0cado los seiloss dei
(.ardenal fganariengo = ell mzEoruomO
6e nalaesa. Delante del cuerpo de cu
Santidad. han c0menzado "a ceieDrzr-
se las n1ssas de requiem
Fl SUCEs0R
Creese generalmen1e en Roma.. Qae
los cardenales itzliaDos. apoyaran =. =
candidatura de Monse1or NannnS5aAA-
como successor de Leon A1lA-
E.srATUA De WAsEHINGI0N
Ofcialmente sc ~ coslunlcAoo :
las autoridades de NueVa 1oTA alo 80
coneluida In estEtua monusnehAsl g
Washington. une ha oe erigirse 81 II
glateEra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25
Jose Sdla (dnpOy

Ha llegad0 esIa ciudad este acre
ditad8 relo5erO, que se det6ndra p0r al
guB0s di2s, para ofreceT sus servlcios al
pnblie0 da es3a pohlacion-
El senOF ala cReEta con las heFra
mipnIas 7 aparatns Recesarins para ha
Ger cualeuier ffabalo p0r dificis : deli
c2d0 one saa, SECURE de deiar complaci-
COS sus faTOracedores
Ademas, dora 7 plate2, ash como
conpra oro y plata
Los precios son equitatITos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25
: impossible /"

II 81 tituia una precios Sina dsnza
con Cue n tenIdn hien ohssqBiarnns
ei con0cido composltOF paert0rriqup
4 MiSia1-
La leIFa es De BocoBer. cuxa r0e-
sla parPce lnsplTar estes n6sas IN nscisi-
mas III auTor como insplFosAlas pn 81 Eo
men0s tleTnlslma oanZa ~Ta yoa
Dam0s Ia gracIas Al seE0r Misis z
poT 81 Obseqai0 y cPiebraremos cue 50
nanen musical 10 - sg0te para gloria
de nuesfrss aTres na1iTas-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

ClNBIO DF PROCEDIHTFKTOS 7 ARDD DE- ALIfN
MUaOz RIVERA Y ACUNA
II I

0Dina one. "a IelOs MunOz Ri
vera. la de zanzibar de rumbO eI
Gobernador. 5Es cue - ouiere IN
tantar Otra prueba tOdagiaE Ha-
case Y que resulte IN eKIBO f6cCn-
do En- beneficiOs para Ia patria. Pc
TO ii el rumb0 no Varia. Il el exitO
no resuIta- i In IN lusticia persiste.
aoui estara TIE Puerto Rico He
raid esperanto Ia 0rden dc mar
char q Ia vanguarGia. con sHs par
cues r6Dl6tOs de munIci0nes- es de-
cir con su car16ra cOImada d. da-
r0s de histOrias en cue palpltan
desnudos los errOres Y las tOrpezas.
cuando no las maI1ades las in
sanias de estOs tienpOs Infelic6s.
Rendimos al partido : al Co
mite el mas cOstOsO de nu6strOs no.
mena jes. Ell del silenci0. No que
remOs impedir el desarr0llO de esa
pOlitica en- que EuestrOs amigos
mas car0s c0nffan- Adelante. Fl
GobieTnO es quien decides
II parrafO transcritO prueba
c0ncluyentemente que 81 aut0r no
tuV0 fa ninguna en el buen eXit0 de
Ia variante en La politica que adop-
to el partido federal desde eI 1 de
de 1900 en- que eI Con
sejo Executive de Puerto Rico san
ciOn6 la arbi1TarIa division de los /
distritos elect0rales.
En- Ia presidencia de nuestra /
Mun0z Rivera, au-
sente "a en- New York Y con 81 ca
= Il
EsLados Unidos, es sustituido pOr
don Francisco de Paula Acuna. al /
el ORGANISING directive
del paTtidO en- Ia asambl6a de Ju-
Mo.
Ests designation Tue acertadi-
sima. 7 la hicimOs 3nspIradOs en-
cue no n6eesitan explica-
Clones. Don Francisco de Paula
Acuna o. .dest1e hace muchOs amos,
ina de las persOnalidades de ma
gOr relieve entire 81 nIlcleO, cada
Tia mas reducidO, de los puertOrrI-
lu6nOs que dierOn 7 dan preZ a es-
"a terra. Modesto pOr indiosin-
:rasica inclinaci0n- talentO clar0.
solida iIustracion, con inYariable
lDego al bien general. dilataGOs {
mpOrtant8s serviciOs en Ia admi-
distraction p1blica, ? federal con-
7encidO. el senior Acufla pudO ser.
lun contra su vOluntad, perc Il
,on eI beneplacitO de sus c0rreli-
Leader en- Puerto Rico
lei partidO en cue militamos.
FL senior Acuna. adenas. Dor
u temperamento sobriO y su acos--i
-umbrada YeneFOlencia-s llegar
ser debil-pareeia. en- aquellos
insGantes. La p6rsonaIidad
lei partido federal que, con mayo
,es proba bilidades de 6xit0. pOdfa
iirigir 81 Inovimiento de conc0rdia
en- la susOdicha asambiea
le Junio. y que 81 G0bernador.
apaTentaba acOjer
7 apOyar.
Don Francisco de Paula Acu-
Ia beniendO las cOndiciones indi-
;adas *pud0 ser, en- tan dIficiI car
70, mas af0rtunadO cue 81 antece-
or don Luis MunOz Rivera. 81 Do
fticO yehenente J propagandisba
il pOderOsa acOmetiYid8 Ia
,Ontestacion a esta interrOgatiya
a expondremos otro dfa en- les CO.
umnas de La DEM0CRACIA.
JOSE O. DEL VALE. =
san Juan. Julio p de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

- 49,. an 16 de Juni0 de 1901 - ve
80 an aouf una asamblea del 20
do. naldi rectivo del partidO federal
ab los trai eli la que ac0rdanlOs- des-
gracion. en- crearse Il actual COnse5C
On Is. II variar la actltud que
80 - - b7ervando nueStra cOl6ct1-
-. - - ,ser0D Fl TobiernO ins1lar. 60.
sessella nadl bien cue p0r la prensa 1e-
ePnerto Rise adOptara la Inca de pro
An -Onveniente il hacer mas
ssa comet tan elevadO proposlTo.
psse4oo = Ia resolucion reTIstlo ex-
~ maria impOrtancia- ii par
- -lroloni1eral, ante la anarqu1a que
No bgforeaba en Puerto Rico, Oh
In escases los niustifica11simOs agra
trins u1e sc Mr. Allen = Sr il acerca ba
. SSailaresvo para veR~de alcanzar 81
EreSta blacImieut0 de La paZ moral
tan pr0Iundamente alterada en eI
1ais. Il sacrifcio de los federales
al rsaIizar a0uel actO de recOnOcl-
da trascendencia y con pOcOs pre-
radentes en las luchas pOhtlcas ce
atr3s pueblOs. fue solo compare bic
Ia noble aspiration que - tuVO
Uor nuestra parte dc que cesara
auuel anorInaI estadO de cOsas.
Para hacer mas ttlcaZ este sin
zero altisimO designiO. una Co
mission del senO del ConseJO EJe-
eutivo del partidO federal visltO al
TOberuador Allen y le expuso eI
acuerdo de la asamb-ea de Is de
Junio. ~ que hiz0 ent0nces 81
REPRESENTATIVE del tTObIeTnO de
legrafi6 4 bizO telegrafiar a los Es-
tadOs Unidos que FL partido fede-
raj aDOyaba 81 administration
tstaba satisfechO d8 ella. Mr.
Allen debia cesar muy prOntO en
ii I0bierno de la isla. 7 fracasaydO
como 10 estaba 6n 81 puestO, pOdia
aspirar al OtrO. como aspiIO infruc-
tuosamente al de MilistrO de su
uaci6n en- Roma.
If aQu tenemOs que el act0
noble. Ceneroso. patTiOticO. lleyadO
a cabo pUr nuestra agrupaci0n pO-
Utica en al exclusive sentidO de
reauudar reIaciODes con ii Gobier-
nO local lara 0frecerle su con-
curs0 IN cuantO teIdieTa al bien
General de a c0l0nis. auuel fun
cionari0 10 uUilizo como medic pa
ra l6yauLaTse ante La opinion del
pueblo nOTteamaTIcalO "a que no
IN IA de Ia may0T1a del pals puer-
1OrriquefO. que saba cue tales /
manifestations en- bOca de Mr..
Allen erau unicamellte IN ardid
para In1en1ar el bOTrar sus grand0s /
desacleTtOs. tOda VsZ que aQui para
uadie era dascOnOcidO-y hasta Sc
eXpreso en- IN manifesto del Cuer-
DO EjecutiT0- public8d0 en aoue-
Los dias-el verdadero seutido
del acuerdo de que "a hemos he
aho nsGcion.
AceTca del caRb5o de pr0cedi- !
mientOs. Que vino q Gar E7y7 mdn0 a /
la polltica seguida pOr Il partidO |
federal en punt0 d suE relaci0nes 1
con al lrObiernO dc Puerto Rico. /
di5o 81 se1Or MuTloz Rivera: "A 1
nanIener II c0mbate venimOs q 4
New York i cuanclO nos dispO-i
niamOs a abrir el fuego contra los /
e1caldalOs dc Puerto Rico. FL Co
mite Directive se reune en- plenO y
acuerda una DOlitica sUaYe. tran
qulla. placida: sin ViOlencias es-
rruen0Osas- Esta biisR. Una veZ
mas nos inclInam0s dociles ante Ia
vOluntad del partIdO rs que &c