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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-18
OBITUARY NOTES.
Funeral of Patrick NJ, Gallagher.


The funeral Of Patrick N. Gallagher
was very largely attended yesterday
from his late residence, IS Edwards
street. and later from st. JOseph's
church, where a solemn high mass OF
requiem was celebrated by the Rev.
Father Daily. Rev. Father O'Meara.
lately ordained, a friend of the family
from his childhood, was deacon, and
Rev. Father Murray was sub-deacon'
The Gregorian mass was sung by the
choir. Professor BannOn was oFganlst.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful tokens of the affection ana
esteem in which Mr.. Gallagher was
held by a very large circle OF friends.
Mr.. Gallagher had resided in New Ha-
ven for the past twenty-five years. He
was a respected citizen, and devoted
husband and father, and is survived by
his widow and one son, James K. Cal
lagher, formerly in charge OF depart
ment at Howe G. Stetson's and now IN
charge of a department in large Bal
timore store. One daughter, Miss Mae
E. Gallagher, also survives him, all OF
whom have the sincerest sympathy IN
their loss. For many years Mr.. CAL
! lagher was employed by the Edward
Malley company, which firm testified
their appreciation of the faithful SER
vices of their former employe by send
ing an exquisite floral wreath OF galy&
, leaves and pink roses. Among the
many beautiful designs was a floral pill
low from his widow, an exquisite de-
sign from his son and daughter, an i'm
mense Tyre on a pedestal from the
! knights of Columbus, Santa Maria
council, No. s, a large delegation of
! whose members attended in body.
There was also a beautiful wreath OF
white hyacinths from Mr.. and mrs.
; O'Meara; lovely wreath of Violets from
John e. Sullivan; wreath from friends
of his daughter in the firm of Howe &
Stetson; q handsome plaque from
Messrs. Thomas Ryder, James O'Con-
/ nor, Frank Miller, Matthew Colon, p.
Fitzpatrick, John May and Isaac NAL
lory. also of Howe & Stetson. Another
4 especially lovely design was from Jer-
ONE B. Luckey of the Journal and
Courier. Among the beautiful pieces
were: plaque of callas and violets
from Miss May Brooks, wreath of
carnations and leaves from Mr.. and
Mrs. Meister, plaque of Easter lilies
from Gallery G. Geier, plaque from Mr..
and Mrs. S. Lake, white roses from Mr..
and Mrs. F. Quinn.
The pallbearers were his six nephews,
Charles McTiernan, James Rogan, John
Crogan Hugh McMorrow, Frank Quinn,
William Brewer. The interment was in
the family plot in st. Lawrence ceme-
terry.
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NUMEROUS TOWN
MEETINGS.

The town of Hamden is endeavoring
to pass bill through the legislature to
have the town meeting held but once
a year. Said one of the townsmen yes
terday on this subject: Heretofore
town meetings have been painfully fire.
quent. Whenever a contingent desired
a new plank in certain bridge or a
roadway patched or raised or lowered
said contingent would hasten to call a
meeting. Some of the leading business
men who are behind the new bill are
somewhat out of patience-more espe-
cialIy as, the tax is from ten to u mills
and as the town debt amounts to $780,
900. An annual town meeting it is
claimed will do away with all the
farthing meetings that have deluged
long suffering patience. Also the an
nual meeting will avoid schemes for
private ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and further
keeping up of debts incurred for frivol-
Gus purposes"
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MRS. MARY McDERMoTT.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary McDermott
of Branford was held at her home in
New York Monday morning. The re-
mains were brought here on the 1923
train and high mass of requiem was
sung at st. Marys church at 10:45, by
Father McGuinness. She is survived
by four children, two daughters and
two sons. Her funeral was largely at
tended by friends of the deceased,
whose kind manner and gentle dispo-
sition endeared her to all. Pallbearers
were her six nephews, John Patrick
and Thomas Dunn, John, Cornelius and
Thomas McDermott. Interment was in
the family plot in St. Mary's cemetery.
Arrangements were in charge of Will
liam Clancy.
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FUNERAL OF MISS BRIDGET BEN
SON.

The funeral of Miss Bridget Benson
took place yesterday moning from her
late residence, 4f6 Blatchley avenue, at
$50 o'clock, and from st. Francis
church at O'Clock, where a solemn
high mass was celebrated by Father
Kennedy. Father Blake was deacon
and Father Baker sub-deacon. The
pallbearers were John Cassidy, James
Miskel, William Bree, William Kilboy.
John Hughes and Patrick McGovern.
The many beautiful floral pieces at
tested to the esteem in which she was
held.
The interment was in the family lot
in st. Lawrence cemetery. Father
Blake officiated at the grave.
The flower bearers were Daniel
Loughery, John Hanrahan, Francis
Healy, Edward Dwyer, Michael Martin
and Moses Roberts.
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MRS. SUSIE E. URE, FORMERLY OF
NEW HAVEN

Hartford, March 17.-Mrs. Susie E.
Ure, wife of Walter B. IRE, died sud-
denly at her home, 143 Park street, yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. IRE was twen-
ty-eight years old, having been born in
New Haven December II, 1874. She
was daughter of Albert S. and Mar
garet e. Judson, who survive her. Her
parents moved to this city when she
was two years old, and she had since
resided here. She was married to Mr..
IRE December IA, 1894, in this city She
was a consistent member of the First
Methodist church. Besides her hus-
band and parents, she is survived by a
daughter, Florence Winifred IRE; also
sister, Mrs. Winifred Rood, wife Of
Charles A. Rood, of Winsted, and four
brothers, Clifford Fl. and Wilbur T.
Judson, Of this city, Rembrandt P. Jud-
son, of Westfield, Mass, and Adoniram
Judson, of Providence.
The funeral will be attended at her
late home Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock, Burial will be in Spring Grove
GENE >ery.
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SOUND CAPTAINS SUICIDE.

Captain C. Fl. Holmes Of Greenwich
Shot Himself Aboard His Craft.
Greenwich, March 17.-Captain Charles
Fl. Holmes. owner and master of the
steamboat General Israel Putnam,
which plies between New York and
Greenwich, was to-day found dead in
a stateroom on the boat with a bullet
wound back of his right ear. A revolver
was on the floor beside the body. The
body was found by the captains son,
Frank Holmes and Mate Porter Of the
steamer. 1t is believed that the act
was caused by worry over poor health
and financial trouble during the past
winter.
Captain Holmes was about fifty-f1ve
years of age. He is survived by a wife,
two sons and daughter.
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HORSE IN A MANHOLE.

One Of the Smedley company truck
horses stepped with one of his hind legs
through one of the S. N. E. Telephone
company's manholes at the corner of
Chapel and Temple streets, yesterday
afternoon. With the help of many
ropes, plank and the horse, the animal
was finally extricated from it's embar-
RAISING position. 1t was somewhat
1acerted and bruised
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FUNERAL OF DAVID PRATT.

The funeral of David Pratt was held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the late home in Meriden avenue,
Southington. Services were conducted
by Rev. F. Q. Blanchard Of the First
Congregational church. Singing was
by a quartet, Edwin N. Wakeley, Ed
ward Lowrey. Mrs. Webster Woodruff,
and Miss Addie Barnes. The bearers
were Jackson Martin. Sherman F.
Guernsey, Henry Cowles and John
Hemingway. Burial was in South End
cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-18
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., March II, 1903 pm.
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
For New England: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; light to fresh northeast winds,
becoming variable.
For Eastern New York: Fair Wednesday
and Thursday; not SO warm Wednesday;
light to fresh northeast winds, becoming
variable.
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FRANK r. CARROLL.

The funeral of Frank T. Carroll will
take place Thursday morning at $3.50
from the late residence, AZ Edward
street, at $3.50, and from st. Joseph's
church at 8. The deceased leaves a
brother, sister, father and mother to
mourn his loss. Interment will be in
st. Lawrence cemetery.
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''Wilat supports the sun in the heav-
why, it's beams, of course" replied
a precocious youngster.-K City
Independent.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-18

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

tdSe
Applications. E. Cahill.
C0dhsh-John Gilbert l. Son. :
Dress GOOdS-The Howe Il StetsOn Co.
Estate r. L. Hazard-PrUbate Notice.
Eyangeline-Hyperion Theater.
Estate L. NJ. Hazard-PrObate Notice.
French Lecture-A. o. L. W. Hall.
Formal Opening-Chas. MOnsOn Co.
-NutS-At GrOcers'.
Hats-The Edw. Maley Co.
LOst-Watch-34 Church Street.
New Shower Yoke-The Bradley Co.
Notice-Mrs. FL. L. porman, W. T.
Pianola Chat-Steinert 4 Sons Co.
Pie Timber-E. E. Nichols.
Royal Baking POwdeF-Grocers.
Store Sews-Mohican Co.
Smart Dress GOods-Gamble-Des Co.
Special Sale Buffers. S. Adams.
Standardization and Red Star Line.
Table Utensils-The Ford Co.
To Be Considerably H. Shoe Co.
Wanted-Girl-172 Olive Street.
Wanted-SituatiOn-S Wooster Street.
Wanted-GirI-209 Crown Street.
-SituatiOns-94 Church Street.
ed-Work-Clarence, This Office.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEK HAVEN PEOPLE

And other People KNOWN IR This City
Local social Events Here and EIss-
where.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31

GTha San JuAn NswSD haes msrseidos
eiogi0s del capItAn Wilcox, que acAbA De pRs'
ssntAr Hu rsnunclA como iefs do In poliefA In.
A lss deba que. por AhorA por mueho
tIempo. las ltufbns de San Juan, siempre le-
vRntIscas Yevo.tosaH, 50 hallen eohlbidass
sin atFSvsrHa promuvsr nuavos sscAndAioa y
El procedimianto de ia dans& bsio eausi6n
juratoriA In sido mn rsmsdio encaHfsimo para
rsfrsnaFs de una pArss los turbnlsntos Dc
OtPA. para Gonban@T los g0neroaos tmpnlg0s de
sus AnGntr6ptcos hadorss.
AL cApitkn Wilcox corresponds I& glori&
de hAbaR dado con tRn lRudRbte plan 90 do
sspsFRrse qus su Suessor sabr9 atustarsa tai
HuOR do @onduet&s eugos reBult@dou en- oil TO.
Trsnods1A pr&Ctica no pusdsns ssr mas salts
fActorios.
AhoFa bisn el hscho qus apuntamos vie.
ne probAr, de mAnara palmaria, que Of las
turbRs dsaAKR&pLdEs3 soaees han rAmpAdo
haStA haea POGO Dor aus reapatos en- PusRto
Rico, In rOsponsabllidRd I& eulpa racAsn So
bra oil gobsrnador civil Mr.. Hunt sobrs al
sx-jsfs dc In policfa inGul&F Mr.. Tschtsr.
81 6stos hubisFan &bund&do en- busnos de-
seos y, Run sin abundar sn sllos, ai hubiaTan
pu0sto do Ru pAFte an POGO de buenA vol uns&di
dssds haco largo tismPo ne sxistirfAn las tur.
IO6mo no &C les oeurri6 busear 10 excslenta
combination con que do mr. Wilcox, 10 cual
por modo iguAl RtrapillR eohfbe los tuFbulen
tos lSI Ghonorableu cludAdanoaS que los
pKote1en, Apoy&n ffan?
PusS no aa les ornrrf6 msdio tan fkcll
expedite por yarias rMz0nes. entire elias bas.
~ con msncionaF lR que Bigus
Porque no Sc pFaoeupAron de clio, y no SO
prsocup&H6n, porque no les convania psrssguiF
. las tnPbss mucho manos eonelulr con elias,
va qus nscasitAbAn utiiiSarlAB como nm elemsn
toseetor1r vAliosfIimo, dS SECURE efseto y de
gran smpuis.
Ahf 6st6, recIsnts, palpitants aun, ell ss
pset&eulo boehornoso dalas pRsadAs sleecionas
que NO nos dei&r6 msntiF, pusB antss bisn,
compruebE testinca cuanto dsjamos dicho.
Tensmos, pueS, qua loR geAndss vAledores
de Los tur0as, remont6ndonos nm POGO mas
ALA do Gn'llermsty, Egoscus oil doctor Va
We, sF&n 0l G0bsrn@doP Hunt " eI jsfa Tsehtsr.
Y AhorA, oil nusvo iafs, Mr.. Wilcox, qua las
pona n rAyA sin necssidAd de apeler o msdios
de fu0rzR, Rndo en- ell quid de que oil secFeto
pArA fsdueiEiasy contsnsrlaB est2ba Hn tocAr
MI bolnIIl0 do los hAdoras, exponi6ndolos al ps.
ligro de peFdsF lasinAnz&H, &horA ssa tsfs que
tan m0ritorio sesvicio hA prast&do& In causa
de In morGlidad y del oRdsn. presents sn re-
nuneia......
SPor que?
Hsmos de suponsr que 10 hGea de smotu
propioS; no cedisndo . preGionGS 6 inf aencias
de 10 alto.
De todos modos, 90 ds.lAmentAr que fan
Cion1Fiog tRn FsctoS, san dsleS cumplio o oras de
81 debeF, psrmaneScan san POGO tismpU sp 81
desempafio de suB cAYgos, miGntras 30 stefnf'
san en- estos, otFoH funeionarios inspt1s In
e&pAeeS, euy&S funsGtfsimAs gssSioneS Sun has
10 coneetdaS dsploradAs.
A otra coHA.
I'm In eussti6A-Egosens-sT SanS In
llama l& enasti6n bAtallonA-si qusranos en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31

de au fdolo protsetor deefdid0 el tEueare Ego8-
cue, estAn resueItas tomarsa vspganza por
81 mano, contra sus eobaHdss scorTeligionArios 10
qus NO 10 han emprendido vi contra Mr.. 81 ~.
ian Mr. Hunt.
Qoe Vavs, aearici&ndoss 10 iuanga bsrha,
insts sus amigos que ievantsn ana sEe Egi.
CO protsst& sus com pkf1 sros camararos, = des.
pues de drmadR, rsnuncfen on m&sa sns pues
tes yabAndonen 10 OkmArs, mRrchkndose sus
cAaas llOrar 10 psRdidA JAu1ai psro que limo
thee Sc opone, porous dice que sun faltan por
eobraF mas de cisnto eineuenta dollars, que
4isns en- "a nidAl S3 bills mas que dsrramar en-
el camArePo OArri0n. ~
Q1s leye adoss con Ia c2lma que rsel&ma Ii
comu munieael6n del Proeur&dor General, 6sts NO
solamente hace en6rgicas censur&s al alcalde
por sn dssaeertada edminiatraei6a, sin6 tam.
bien 10 hace rssponssble de los dss6rdsneB so.
ciales y poftfeos que.para sscarnio y vsrgT N
- dc ID moral pGblicAs se visnen sufnsndo
6sBde hAce largo Msmpo.
Q1e las turhAs dasvsTGon9Rdas qus se Ian
sdusnado dsffaehRtadRmsnta~ de Ii eiadad,
VAN QuedaR mas mansas que cordsros, res
petando como dsban las psFsonas decentss.
Q Ie sisndo impossible depurar todos los en-.
Yados dsl munieiplo, sara nombrad0 IN aieal.
de muy eneSgieo qua prineipts par no dsjsr On
sl municipfo ningano de los smplsAdos &c.
tuAles, gus pusda sarvIr de obstGenlo nj sscIa.
Kesimianto de IL verdad. TAmhisn 30 indicAr6
Dc conestales aigunOs mismbros de sigoihca.
ci6n qus satGn RI y de otroa qua solo SON nj.
nos mas propfos para ir . 10 eacusla que para
dsssmpefiar cargos en- los gus hay mansios de
los fondoa do los contribuysntea.
Qls ha sabido o chieharF01es de ssbo .
clersos daIsgRdos los hAnqussea qua los ha ds-
do Mr.. HINT, elm hEber podfdo descu brfr en-
las sonriEas del amo de SAINTS 0Ataina, la san.
cadila que les preparsba.
por timo. TODD al mnndo estS de acuer
do en- Gre er. que al psrtiio rapnbtiuAno 10 ha
llegAdo au San Martin qas sAnto' sbrutsa
como anda por Ali dAndoss tono, ssndrk que
y0Iver& ga covRcha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31
n DIEsTRO Y slRIEsTR0

contrar In nots amena fsstfva prscisa rseu-
rrir al propio eThs Surs que 10 attn dsson
voIvsrss.
de dar IL notR ssmi trkgisa pAsetlea. y
InMdat
Va fntsnta dssfogArss contra sl Attorney
Gsnsrai; psro 10 contisns; por aigo Salom6n,
ademks de ser ssbio htio de David, 90 coIea-
tor de rsntas, de anGdldurs. harto sabe qua
antYe les provarbios castellanos mas conoci-
dos, hgurE aqusl CUE dice: sOnAndo las bar.
' tsndidAs-vsAs Afsisar......s No complsta-
mos In eitA prossguimos con ID aetitud Dc
eThe San.S
Iatsnta e.ts, por otra parts. csnmovsr sl
ssntimianto p6biico, fEelin&ndoIo favor ds
an amigo, v sueita una andanada ssmi-poetica
cue no hay por d0nds cogsrla.
La cogeremos, no obstants, por oil princ!.
pic, aunqus con algu precaucionss.
MdbLn7ldO con eL pueblo.
AT ss tisula In quisicoaa.
Dido:
SVIbrRntss, como sI eco de campanada II
NO ha sIdo oia ID cRmpsnada qua hA dAdo
Bgoscus, rsSon6 por los kmbitos do ssta
belifsima San Jnan, Ii noticia dc 10 suspension
del Mayer de In eiudad...D
HRgamos una pauaa, porqus 81 pArrahllo
as sxtenao.
P&rscs este sntrasacado del programs CON
que cisTtas iuntas do fsstejos Qa de AGnadilla,
por eiemplel sualan anunciar las expAnsionss,
mas menos lfeitts, Q qua 80 sntrsgark el vs'
cindario CON motive del aniversario del respac
CON easa sbierta Qa Iglesia
No deia de choear asf mismo, fusra do sss
aatio churrigusrssco, que an yes de dscir liza
" IIAnamsnts GThs SUM. el& suspsnsi6n
Del Alcalda de ID cIudadS Olga, como IN habrS
obssrvado ei malicioso lscBor, Gla suspension
del Mayor. dc 10 'efudRds
lei Mayor que?
Eatra las paiabr&s Mayor. -. do 10 eiu.
dad Sno esbrf2 otra? ~
QQade para nj pr6ximo III nero, puss nos
hsmos extsndido demasiado, Ia continuation
do los sabrosoz commentaries que 30 presta
eThs Sun hablando con ell puebi0.S
Va lie toear6 m turno . la parrafada que
comiansA
sAsf eomo las caravans (uo carabanas)
que cruxan oil desierto, cuaHdo van o randirss
fatig adas y sudorosas & anda anda y se di-
riisn con paso vacilsnts hAeis sl ossis2 & q
Todo alio para deeir que Egoxcue GO 81
oasis de ssas caravans y que o 81 aeudAun los
pobres como las moscas q ID mlsl.
Salom6n, no remontes tanto sl sstilo, por-
qus no ts van . entsndsr nj Mauie6n ri 10
ChRDga
sobrs ESQ de que Egozcus fusra sl pado
de lSgrimas de las clases dashersdsdas. hAy
mucho qua hablar.
Mas fs vAlisra haber aldo ell pa Il ds kFnica
dc los fsdsrsles indsfsnsos o qulenes deacAla-
braron las turbks, mi8ntras ocup6 Ell antique
ssida de Ub&rri v Palacio Ia Alcaldfa dc San
J Juan.......
va prop6sito de Ubarrt y Palaeio, Olga
GThe SnnS:
20 e elase de pofso era sntoness don Ma
nuslf
OORTADlLL0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31
En- los corrilIos capitaIenos
So euanta:

SO euentA:
Que eu&ndo On Ia farmAeia de G. lillsrms-
~ 30 tnviaron las pKimeTas noticias de Ia sus-
panui6n de EgoEcue, 10 sntr6 terrible cRniilsra
MF. Eidsl, siendo nscasario aplieRrls diver
sos pomoH do sales para q1a voIviess en- si
p Qas, como nnovidos poF m Fesofts, fusron
llsgAndo los A6li&doS o In &Maf iAD nj Club bo-
tiqusro, mir6ndosa unos otros con In far dss
e0mpussta y los brAsos c0lgando
@F Qao Antsg de conoceR los dst&lles del In.
formO prsBentAdo por el PRocurador general
aoeenvi6 poF los doctorss Barboss ysVsve, ,Cru1
Castro otFos de los connotados, paro ne rect
bio Sviso do que sc sstshAn dRndo banos da
pieG& alta tsmpsraturA no podiAn concuPrir
On aqnelloa momsntoss osro enviAron unh CO.
piA datAll&d@ de l& amatERll&dorM del ProrurM.
dor. sA I434T .---sss-.1'-.
Que el eSAn Juan Nsw4S, conssrvAndo su
EaeonocfdA cRlmRs 90 entr0tu vo en- obtensF fnn !
ssntAnsas de Les eArAs dc don allie, B arbosS,
PetqusrA, Gordils, Coll Cnchi, Mcrsniio OnIds.
rom el seflor Francisco (H sFnnndsx LspeyJ.
Ngys, asnan fsr maicl Nan IS, r 1sHy, E lssT
, Rosy, (puas son tres como lR dfvina Fini 4
dac}, @. fsIlns, SAbat, Amsriquito G.Igs', Fal.
con otros, con objsto de haceP con Las co.
piAs ohseqniOs aus favorecsdorsa.
- 40 BazbosA opin1 que todos los rsr1b1-
eos del Ooncsto, dsbsn prassntAr Gu dimisi0n.
Qaa Brica0 dice qua ESQ pcdF6 tx con Lucas
Go1eSs pero qua 81 ss de otr0s lmsz sin In.
cas- Go opone. Qd@ GaxmMn (sl mAlcl no
spieuos dslar el eoncsto. pcr q 10 ESQ "a 10 que
Qutere Rlguisn no 80 le debe dar gnsto Bar.
DosA insiHse, puss dica qus Ante In dig aidad v
ia veER d 'nSas 80 dsbsn olvldar los dolIars. -
Qua SeRun ol a5nnS declare que Rosendo
kivsrs dstabA de pertsnseef III pertido dssde
al momento que sstAba bRio al peGa do una
neuaaci6n sboehoPpoH& &nte ios trlb unale An
70 IL opinion pdbsIca, tamblsn dsclararG 4
EgoSens fusrA dal partidc, y6 que "a proceso
% IN mayor sSckndalo J husls n podrido dss.
Dc cisn lsguAa.
Que, sabisndo oil Tssorsro aus salom6u
Dones sa oil que mantlens en 9Tha Pusrto Rf-
co SnnD In notR do anti-Rmsriesnismo aos-
slars las turbAs, le Ia fndicAdo que por de
E0ROi debs renunciAr oil pnaato de coIaesor Que |
nenpAs detAndola an libeFtRd d& tr . torcer
sApeeos De bolfchs 81 bRrrf0 da. Mat6n Arrfhm. |
Go CnyoYs do donde nuneA dabi6 sAlIR
Qas lRs tufbas fndignadas con sus i fss de /
'sNtA pof ~ Reelend pMslyk Rnts ia dssaitncl6n /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31

81 0obsrnAdor esta anIsrmos saenn SO -.
:. oasIsln snss' - gsssf az aas ss''
Sc assgura aas 10 anf nfsrmsdAd del Gsbsr.
nador, % Epor no reeI6fr vaffhsa vIsisAs gas
tisns anunciadas.
Dssds haes mncho tismpc gosa do graa
er6dito Ii fkbxiea de Eeorss de Psdr0 unsn0xy.
Hoy % In favoxita del ptbiieo. puas sus ueorss
son los maiorss qua % fabEiean.
Esta sfkbr1ea % as'espeeiAl san lA s0nlesstoa
do roRs pueg sus mareas SON axsalans@s.
81 ron mares ell Troiys ss al qus % spona
"a todas las masAa do Ion hossiss sasps par
tisuisrss. F
Ha aldo suspsndfdo ell aImusrso q1s ma ma-
nana tenfa que vsrineArsa an Ii MAnhon Als-
cutiva.
6sg6n GO dice, ios rapubiieAnos % pre-
paran para desIr nan sna cosas nauy ofdas en-
contra d 81 G3barnador.
wRnoOMnNDAMOs6 6 ausssros amigos
al hotal sTha Marinae. Eaa jose NO Il Oapihaal'
Por m dia de hospsda1s, un dotlar9
Sc assgura que hay trss rsnuncias Mas ds
tres rapressntantss o ID okrnara que psrtanscsn
. 10 msyolfa.
PAlabras de BArboss gSl Egoseue % con-
densdo, 81 partido rspubicano ira 10 oposi-
ei6n.S
Hoy hi salido para oursxAo sl vapor ams.
rieano <Philadelphias qas llsg6 de los Essados
Unidos. HaF
LA ESPANOLA.-Tonda possda con
vista 81 mar pr6xima 10 sstaet6n dol fsrro-
eArrfl-Tatuan 81 %.
Ofrsca esta eaaa las msiores eomodida-
des para sl pasafeSo. Oomida la sars& como
c0nvsnCa praeios m0dieoa.
: Habitseionss frsssaa v bisn vsntilsdas >
Hospsdaiss abonou. prssios soavsasio-
aalss. ?.
Psdid csrgeza PASBT dc Miiwauka para
la vanta da vuestro, eatabecimisnto,y obtsn-
dreis nm bsnsfei6 ssguro. -
afcos imp ,rtadorsss n, B. Oalder6n &c
Ca, Tstuan 11,-SAn Juan.
IS comsnta mucho al editorial publieado
sn eLR OoErsspondsneias. sn dsfens& dc Egox-
cue. Sc extrafia que el pari6dic0 no nnm bra O.
este, puss solo hxbla de Ell AIc0Lde, cuando
Egozcue hasa dias que no 10 co.
En- cuanto 90 hsga cargo de II isla Culsbra
ell gobisrno federal. 90 SECURE qua 90 astabis-
ezra si gobisrno militar en- aquslls !sla.
Aunqus IL Estaci6n Naval 80 estab ablecsrk
sn Oulsbrs, 90 ssguro qua aqu - hark una Inn
portants carbonsrs, 80 arrsgiaEA eonvsnisn-
tsmente. @aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31

Los sxkmsnss tendr&n lug4r en- Ia Ese sIa
/ adugtKiAl de PusHtG da TERRA Ias 9 de In
mS6hnAy 2 do 10 tArde de los ueneion&dos
di&s. s@
So suplica IL puntuaI aSistsncIA ds todos
RspirAntss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31

s. han paralisado los trsbafos de tAbsaus.
Iia sn In fSbFieA aLs Iuternacfonais. Parscs
qas hay gean sxistsncia do tabaeos eaborados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31
DEPARTAMENT0 De EDuCAcI0H
Notcia acerca de los examenss para
maeStroS rurales.

Los sxkmenss para msestros rurAIss se We.
FihcAr&n durAnte los diAs A, rs del mes de
FSbrero en- todAs las cabscsr&s de los Districts
EseolAEsH do In / tl&u en- lA foFnna Siguisnta:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31

Han eaiido los In vestig sdores para exami-
nar Lac cuentas del municipfo do Mayagnss.a
versmos ii sfii hay otr0 Pansmx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-31
HgDA
NOTA@ PgDR CORRESp

Euero 30
Hay Ia prestado iuramanfo como dals-
gado In Ckm8rs don L 1is SAncn ~ Morales,
tomando posssl6n msdiatamente.
SAbemos qRa SAuehax IrAlas votsrk por
la penA de musEts.
Sc AssgurA qua Saom6n ines tara
la rsnuncia del cargo Dc collector de re ntaa
intorRas, que visns dsssmpadando.
aTHE HELVETIAD.-27, OaIIe de In Orux
Gran casa de hn6spsdss. aTaEIe d HotsD
Aposant0a para familiar v psrsonaa soIas Co.
midas . so esntavos eubiarto BANJO TaIafono
1os. ApRrtAdo sorreo sDs Propletario.-Padro
SehirM.
NOTA.-Esss hotel aask sarge de ma 80.
norft@ eagHsna
Ya Ia comsns&do circular oil Iib-o sftu-
IAdo GTfouic&lss,s de O le as Autor ell ssf
NUDE RlvsrA. cho libro 40 axoende an
ssss eiudad sn 10 agsacia do Lsbrador, calla
DA GUSTO AeHdiF 81 cabinets dental da
nnestro amig oil doctor Cas1tduc, DOR las en-
modiaAdas qas Aln enensntran sns muehos
susnssss 4.