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New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
FOUR UNIONS EXPELLED.
PARKS MIKES THREATS.
Split in Building Trades Board
OUcr arbitration Plan.

The Board Of Building Trades took action yes
terday in the case of the unions which have
signel the plan of arbitration of the Building
Trades En- loyers' Association ana passed a
resolution expellin1 four of these unions. which
have already sent their men TO work. The four
unions are the Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Lay
ers' Union, the Hexagon Labor Clup of Tile
Layers Helpers. the Electrical Workers Union
and the Cement Masons' Union. This action
was brought about principally by the faction led
by Sam" Parks. who made the announcement
that this morning he would pull out" the men
working on every job in the city. The delegates
OF the expelled unions filed out of the meeting
room as soon the vote was announced all
Of them in state Of anger J. J. Daily delegate
of the Tile Layers, said: We're not going TO be
ruled by czar like Parks. our men at
work under new agreement and will remain at
work in spite of the board
Representatives of the other unions said they
were determined TO stand by the arbitration
agreement, and there some talk of the ex-
PEELED unions forming a new board. Parks, as
he left the meeting room, said:
These unions" Teferrng to those which had
signed the plan of arbitration should not try
10 carry water on both shoulders The proper
place for them is at Twenty-sixth-st. and Broad
way, where the employers meet. The employ
ers want to take away our only weajon, the
According TO members of the board the
housesmiths. by striking, keep all work
back. There is work for many unions, how
ever, after the work of the housesmiths is over.
II was stated that the plasterers union, which
had Professionally accepted the arbitration
agreement. would De expelled tomorrow unless
st gave UP the plan of arbitration.
committee OF the Plasterers' Union, with
President Patrick Grimes Of the union at it's
head, had long conference with the board of
governors of the Employers Association last
evening at No. ,123 Broadway. After several
propositions and counter propositions had been
made, without result, it agreed that the
Plasterers' Union should sign the agreement
and that the Employing Plasterers' Association
should restore the former wages of So % a day
10 the plasterers laborers. They are now paid,
or at least offered, So.
Leonard K. Prince said after the meeting was
that President Grimes of the PlaStererS'
Union had promised to bring the plan of ar
bitration tomorrow night signed by his union.
II will be submitted to the union for ratification
in the mean time. AS soon as the agreement is
received the plasterers and laborers viii be put
10 work. None Of the members of the board of
governors would undertake to say how many
men had returned to work It said that
Of the contractors would require day OF
two TO prepare for opening up work again
The press committee of the Employers Asso-
citation said that the Keasbey & Mattison COM
pany asbestos pipe coverers, which had left
the association two weeks ago, had applied for
reinstatement
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

Dutch. Stenger. New-York tsnd from Bolias -
2 ND; p U-Arrived. steamer Statendah '1
HueIva, July Il-Sailed steamer Ro,la Brl. s'an
New-York.
Lisbon. July SAILED. steamer PeninsuaT ePoIu' -
court, New-York- -
gerald. Antwerp for New York ..s II
C'herbourE. July Il. m-Sailed. steamer fl-.-
Crosse Ger, Eichel from Bremen and Sol.aa-
New-YOrk land passed Lizard July ~: "a 80
arrived. steamer kronprinz Wilhelm GER -
New-York via Plymouth for Bremen tan'i - a-
Gibraltar, July 13-Passed steamer America - q
leuc NeW'-York and Newport News va az ~
Marseiles: = m arrived. steamer rful1-ss - \
(Cferl. Dannemann. New-IOTk Tor Nap-es ~--
land proceeded - ,--s-r
Malta. July 12-Passed steamer SaEaH,i lo.t A''-
Manila Singapore. etc. for Ne"- otA- -,-r
Palermo. July 3-SaiIsd steamer Cecilia dial -
New-YoTk. - r-rs1l
Genoa. July 11-Arrived. steamer Bolivia OBJ -
New-York via lisbon. - trtzi.
Trieste. July Sailed steamers Frl7c,,sss@S, ps
QtaD. Montanart, New-YOrk; stn' 'is'@
Hreglich. Sew-York ~ 80
Perrin July 13-Passed. steamer HUDSON 81.
Shanghai via singapore. etc for NsW-LO1N "a i
Yokohama. July 1S-Sailed. steamer 4FsHi'--'
(froFn Nanilal Victoria
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
EXCELLENT HOTEL ADVERTISING.

Perhaps the handsomest and most artistic mage
Of hotel advertising ever published in a newspaper
was that of the Park Avenue Hotel this citv
which appeared in the Summer Resort Number Of
The Tribune Sunday, June H. The Illustrations
and particularly the interior views among which
was the court and palm garden with its grass and
trees. its shrubs flowers and fountain were a
revelation TO New Workers. who were not familiar
with the charms OF this hotel.
IN the advertisement referred to special mention
was made OF the balcony dinners and orcbestra
and ana hundreds Of Tribune readers who remain in
lhe city throughout the week. have dIned and
spent their evenings amid these delightful sur
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
PULL TEETH TO GIVE FOOD.
Physicians Hope to Save Lockjaw Patients
Life-Antitoxin Injected Into Spine

Caroline White, seventeen years old, of No.
21S East One-hundred- and twenty -seventh-st.,
who insisted on celebrating the Fourth of July
by firing a revolver. shot herself that day in
the left hand with a blank cartridge. No at
tention was paid to the wound, beyond dressing
it, and tetanus developed last night She was
taken to the Harlem Hospital.
Her jaws were locked, but the doctors ex-
tracted two teeth so that they could feed her.
and antitoxin was injected into her spine This
treatment was so successful that the doctors
believe the patient will live.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
SPENT NIGHT IN REFRIGERATOR.
In the Morning Men Got Out by Window
Which They Did Not Know About Before
IA rEIFGRArH 30 THE TRIRUNF.l ]

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Sioux City. Iowa, July f3.-Samuel Krumman,
grocer and butcher, took David Baker. a late Gus
toner on Saturday evening into his refrigerator
to get ham. The clerks were locking up and one
of them shut the door to the refrigerator. The
two shouted. but could not be heard through
a 3O-inch wall. The temperature 81 and the
two men had to slap each other through the sum-
mer night to keep warm.
Dawn revealed a window which the proprietor did
not know about and the two men crawled out
Mr. Krumman is in the Samaritan Hospital In
precarious condition from the effects OF the
mer freeze
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
FREE ICE FOR BROOKLYN BABIES.

Frederick c. Cotton, vice-president OF the Brook
lyn Trust Company. has announced that he will
take charge of free ice fund for the benefit of
the babies If poor families in Brooklyn. The
American Ice Company has informed DR.. Ray
mond, sanitary superintendent for Brooklyn, that
il VIII sell Ice for this purpose at the rate OF g 80
a ton. 81 cheaper than the wholesale price. A
plan for the distribution of the ice win be arranged
by Dr.. Raymond and Mr. Cotton.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
STRIKE COST THEM $756,66 so.
Heavy Expense to Miners of the First Dis
trict in the Recent Struggle.

wilkesbarre. Penn. July 13.-Secretary John T
Dempsey will tomorrow submit his annual re-
port to the convention Of the united mine work.
ers of the First District. It viii show that the
treasurer during the last year received $685.
fl6 10: the expenditures were S793 302 45, and
the balance on hand is SLASH 60. The report
will make known that the sum Of S7566 60
was expended solely for relief purposes during
and since the last strike.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EYERETT-Captain II. a. Thompson. of Ber-
muda. FIFTH ANENUE-George W. Dunn. Of
Binghamton GRAND-Captain a. c. Blunt. l.
S A ESQ 92RIAM1Jqdge 4 N W G Moves. Of New
IMPERIAL-N. NJ. Goodwin, of Boston MAN
HATTAN-A. L. Snowden, of Philadelphia MUIR
RAY HILI-H. B. Metcalf, of Pawtucket METH
FRLAND-Ex-Sena tor r. F. Pettigrew. of South
Dakota Marion Cobb. Of North Carolina and j.
Frederick Kenney. of Boston. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-Patrick Calhoun. Of Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure of four Tribune Fresh Air parties
Racing Brighton 2:3O D. m.
Board Of Aldermen City Hall, afternoon
French Society celebration of anniversary Of
fall Of the Bastle Sulzer's Harlem River Park even
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
NETWORK CITY.

The officers of the Harlem Literary Society were
installed Sunday at the clubrooms No 50 West
One -hundred-a nd -twenty-fifth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 44o Sunset 40 1905 Moons age u
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 1901 Gov Island 1913 Hell Gate - %
PM-Sanay Hook lo;19 Gov Island i0:i1 He'll Gate u 81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
THE ELeIN BUTTER MARKET

ElEin July lS.-There were no call sales en- ol :. y
Board OF Trade today though the ul1rSet -. y
class creamery was hxed at ac- The "a ~ 90 ~
FIgin dairy district for the last week was Il :
Owing 10 the favorable pastures the produeuo- a
and quantities are fnding place IN the cod s''-'
houses
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
Special MENTION

Advertisements admitted into
umns are recommended to the ,. cs
The Tribune as Thoroughly reIians"n v
business can be done by mail -,s ns
advertisers with perfect safety. h a.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09

La prensa LIBERTY ,tipografica que
Sc vende en- Ponce,y que viene ofrecien
dose en- cientO cfacate7ltd dollars, sc d .
en- cte11tO tl'ef1etG. Vale ell doble; es de
pedal. pudiendose. imprimir en- ella un
trabaio algo mayor al tamano de me-
dio pliego de papel espanOl, y un pc
riodico como FL C07'ndrdl.
A dicha prensa no falta ninguno de
suS accessories, y tiene tintero. Sc ha
la en- magnifico estado de funciona
miento, y con aspecto nuevo. porque
ha tenido POGO uSo. No tiene desc0m
poSici6n. nj desperfecto alguno.
Para neg0cio y mas informes diri-
girse a don Jose Antonio Balaguer, ca
lie de Cristina, bajos de la casa de don
Francisco FranceSchi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09

mug estimado por sus relevantes prem
das de caracter
GRAVE: Sc encuentra gravemente
enfermo don Jose Moutesino, caJefo del
Banco Agricola.
EsToQUEADos: En- la finca de los
senores Carrot y Fuertes, Naguabo,
aparecieron 10 novillos estoqueados por
ell hijar ell dia por la manana.
CRIMEN DEL RoRARIo: FL crimen
p0r abandOno de memories cometido en-
aquel pobIado. ha sido descubierto por
ell policia insular Eugenio Soler-
REGREso: Ell viernes regresarOn
para su residencia de Maunabo, los es
pesos Hernandez Gimenez y su simpa
tica hija Ana, familia estimadlslma que
deJa en- Caguas buenas amlstades.
Dos ASEsINATos: En- Vieques Sc han
cOmetidO dos asesinatos. unO ell domln-
go de la semana pasada y otro ell mler-
coles.
UN BRILLANTE: El guardia insular
ISabelino Mendez, vendio en- una Joye-
ria dc la Capital una s0rtija brillante
que uno de los presos encOmendadOs
Su vlgilancla, encOntrara entire la oa'
sura. FL gRardia fue detenidO.
SoRPRENDIDA: En- Mayag1ez fue
SOrprendida una jugada en- Ell estable'
cimientO de los senOres G.. Patch0t Y
David Sawns
TERMINADA: va esti terminada la
Inca que ha de unir telegraficamente
Utuado con Adjuntas y en- la presen
te semana Sc abri6 la estacion.
ENvIADo: Ell Attorney General ha
enviado al jefe de Obras pibicas las co
pias de las franquicias concedidas a los
senores Vandergrift.
INCENDIo: En- Guayama declarose
un incendio casual en- la calle de la
Union, casa de don Jesus Vazquez.
EMULSION: La Emulsion de Scott es
un excelente alimento de ahorro, y un
modif1cadors poderoSo de la nutricion.
Ell infrascrito doctor en- medicina
Y Cirujia,
Certif1ca Que la preparation demo
minada Emulsion de Scott es, por ell
aceite de bacalao que contiene. agente
termogeno de primer orden, <exce
lente alimento de ahorro,> y por los
hipOfosftOs, <mOdifcador pOderQsO de la
nutriSion
La he administrado con frecuencia
en- casOs de debilidad general, raqui-
tismo, escrofulosis, tisis pulmonar, ETC.,
ETC., siempre con resultados satisfac
torios.
Y para que los senores Scott &
Bovine hagan de esta manifestation ell
uSO cOnyeniente, la exRidO en- San Ger
man, Isla de Puerto Rico, a % de Ju
MO de 1894. DR.. LOPEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
kOti(iaS generates

MARIA LOPEZ: Esta infe'iz idiota
que yagaba pOr las GALES de .Caguss.
siendo a veces objeto de actOs vergon-
zosos, sin calificaci6n possible, fallecio ell
Sabado.
UN MACANAZO IN DISPAR0- Ano
che ESQ de las once, ell guardia Victor
Flores propin0 IN golpe de macana a
IN individuo apodado @Veli6np quien
echo a correr, diSparando entonces
aquel un tiro al aire. sin duda con OBJ
jeto de amedrentarle. FL hechO ocurri0
en- Ia calle de Gautier BeniteZ-
Ell GUARDIA HERID0: DentrO del eS-
tado de postracion en- que Sc halla So
siente relativamente meiorad0 ell policia
Lozsda, herid0 la noche del incendio-
ENFERMo: FL ioven don Cesar La
rrinaga, hijo de don Tulio. Delegsdo a
Ia Camara, Sc encuentra grayemente
enferm0. de una fiebre tifoidea, en- los
EStadOS Unid0s.
10 sentimos deseamos 81 resta-
blecimient0
SEsTIDA: Ia sid0 muy sentida en-
Ia Capital IL desgracia ocurrida al 70
t0gfafO don Rafael Colorado, pues es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
Peri6di(O fIOtdnte

Seg1n 10 dice ell <Daily Telegraphs
L fines de este mes saldra de Liverpool
para New York, un paquebot, llevando
4 su bordo ell material necesario para ell
tiraje de un peri6dico que aparecera
diariamente durante ell viaje que Sc
alimentara de noticias del TELEGRAPH sin
hilos.
Asegura ell mismo periodico que ell
celebre millionaire Pierpont Morgan,
piensa establecer esas publicaciones en-
todos los buques que figuran en- su po-
deroSo Strust.S.
iPaso & la prensa!
Es decir: iHurrah al Progreso!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
Darwin Wallace vel
OTi9en de las OSpedpS

I'm ~BIack Whites periodico IN
oles de bastante 'circulacion, publ1ca Ell
doctor A II. Wallace, que va ha pasado
de los ochenta aiios, una interesante re
laci6n de su correspondence personal
con Darwin de la controversial respec-
to 4 la prioridad en- ell descubrimiento
de la teorfa de La selection natural.
Dice ell doctor Wallace que en- ell
salon de insectos del Museo Britanlco
fue donde lie presentaron. en- 1854.
Darwin. Cuando viva en- Borneo, Wa
lace escribio un artfculo acerca de las
nuevas especies, escrito del cual envi0
una copia Darwin, ell cual contesto en-
una extensa carta, sin mencionar ell he
cho de que tampoco ell hubiera llegadO
4 Ia conclusion de la famosa teoria.
Darwin, sin embargo, va habia es-
critic, en- 1842 un bosquejo de su teor1a
aumentandola en- 1854 hasta formar un
libro de 800 paginas,s zen que Sc dieron,
en- sfntesis, los argumentoS que despues
habrfan de servir de base fundamental
para su ~Orfgen de las especies.S
En- 1858 ell doctor Wallace formula
acknowledgements la misma teoria,
enviando embellishments cuetan detalla-
ola & Darwin. Por consejo de Lyell
Hooker, Darwin presento un extracto
de su teorfa la Sociedad Linneana,
junto con la carta del doctor Wallace.
FL doctor Wallace, dice, en- conclu
sion, <Solo deseo agregar que mis- re-
laciones con Darwin Y su gran obra, 81
vieron para ganarme para mis- escritQs
sobre ell mismo tema, la buena acepta-
ci6n de la prensa del ptiblico; mien-
tras que mi participation en- ell origen Y
ell establecimiento de la teorfa de la Sc
lecci6n natural, ha sido generalmente
exagerada> FL gran resultado que re-
cIamo para mi escrito de 1858 es que
oblig6 q Darwin 4 escribir y publican
su SOrigen de las Especiesa sin mayor
dilaci6n.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
De YabucOa

Aver las dos de la tarde falleci0
don Luis M. Cintr0n, practicante que
fue de este pueblo.
Patricia integro que Sc encontro
siempre dispueSto sacrificar todo en-
bien de nuestra desgraciada patria. Al
ma caritativa que Sc encontr6 siempre
al Iad0 de los que sufren.
Hoy Sc llev0 a efecto ell sepelio de
su cadaver. FL feretrO iba adornado
con las coronas que lie dedicaron, su
esposa hija, los esposos Gautier los
esposoS Bujella Y los espoSOs Daussa.
Despidio ell duelo en- representation
de la familia del finado nuestrO amigo
don A. Gautier, Ell que con sus trases,
hizO cOnmover a los cOncurr enteS.
Paz a sus restos reciba su fami'
liza nuestro mas sentidO Pesame.
DICEARCO.
Mario z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09

Al decir que. exception hecha de
<San Juan Newss, ning1n periodico de
Ia capital Sc habfa ocupado del inciden-
te ocurrido entire nuestro director y
Toro Fernandez, por omission involun-
taria no mencionamos al <Boletfn Mer-
cantil~ que nos dedica On suelto con tai
motive, suelto que reproduce, acompa-
nandole con este comentario:
~No es mas sincere quien en- mayor
n1mero de lfneas expresa sus sentimien-
tOS.
Hemos procedido honrada y discre-
tamente. Y estamos contentos.@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
Examen de las oreias

FL examen atento de mas de 40 mil
pares de orejas humans en- Inglaterra
v en- Francia ha permitido sacar deduc-
clones interesantes.
Be ha comprobado. por ejemplo,
que las orejaS siguen creciendo toda la
vida, incluso en- las tiltimas decadas de
la existencM 1nicamente La muerte
detiene Su creeimlento.
Cualquier persona observadora que
sc halle entire mucha genie, como pr
eJemplo en- la iglesia, notara desde lue-
go que las personas de edad tienen las
orela mucho mas grande que las perso-
mas jovenes.
Una mujer que tenga orejas peque-
Mltas 4 los veinte amos. las tendra de
tamafio mediano los cuarenta V gran
de los sesenta
iPor que crecen las orejas toda la
Tiia v no sucede otro tanto con Ia na-
riz demas parties del cuerpol Este
misterio no han podido discifrarlo los
sabios observadores.
Sc han hecho tambien. COZ respec-
20 las orejas, otras observaciones Gu
rioSaS.
La forma de las orejas Sc trasnite
por herencia.
La oreia Sc trasmite de padre 4 hijo
\ de generaci6n sin casi mudanza al
gum.
Los antrop5logos que cultivan Ia
criminalista vIenen AFR
mando. desde hace mucho tempo, que
los criminales tienen orejas conformadas
| . m modo particular, que una persona
practica conoce De seguida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
iABAJO LOS RICOS!

FL Senador americana Wilmington
ha presentado al Senado de Washington
un proyeeto de ley, prohibiendo en- to-
ola la extension de los Estados Unidos,
ell que un solo individuo sea propietario
de mas de diez millones de dollars.
Creese que este es ell primer Togo
nazo que Sc lanza contra los <Trusts>.
La polftica americana, juicio de los
mas importantes peri6dicos newyorki-
nos, entra ahora en- un periodic donde Sc
pueden encontrar mil peligros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
Juntd (dt0Ii(d de GurdbO

Son grandes los esfuerzos que la res
petable Junta de Gurabo, esta hacienda
por sostener ALI ell culto ca-t6lico, tap
arraigado en- los habitantes de aquel
pueblo.
Esta Junta esta formada por los
caballeros mas honorables de la socie-
dad gurabena y es de Greer que muy en-
breve obtenga magnfficos y laudables
reSultados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
Garcia oIfatoria

Asi como entire las SOciedades mo
dernas exiSte la costumbre de besarse
entire los mongoles existe la de Olerse
la cabeZa.
CuandO I'm padre quiere acariciar a
su hijo un amante su novia, mete
las narices -. en- ell pelo del ser anna
do Y .huele.
Suponemos que los mongOles no ha'
ran ESQ cuando al chico lie hayan unta'
do cebadila
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
! INFUSION
| 'SCOtt
'AIinento
|Conpleto

La Emulsion de Scott.
por sus componentes de
aceite de hfgado de ba-
caIao E hipofosfltos de.
cal Y de Sosa, eS uno de
los alimentoS mas COM
pletos para la economic
humana.
Es un excitante de la
nutricion. Sc absorbe
.por la flbra muscular,
siendo un gran renova-
dor de los tejidos y de
los principles albuminoi-
deos fundamentals, ex-
pulsando las toxinas,
baeterias infecciosaS y.
sus productos. Puriflca
totalmente la sangre, y
es por reunir esaS pro-
piedades que la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09

Ell VAPOR xPHILADELPHIA,~ de
la &RED &DD Lines tocara en- Ponce ell
10 de Mario, Y saldra ell mismo dia q
tiendo pasajeros Y carga para New York.
AgenteS Morales & c.. Playa Ponce.
Villar & c. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
FARMACIA Y DR0GUERIA
DE MOO
San Juan. San Francisco Num- 81

Precios de algunas preparedness es
peciales de la misma:
Jarabe de Rabano iodadO, frasco 10 cts.
Ii de Lacto f0sfato de cal i'd 20
ID de Hipofosfito de cal id 10
Id de Protoiodoro hierro inalterabIe,
frascO 20 centav0S.
Magnesia eferyescente frasco 10 ctvs.
Eiixir de cicero f0sfato De cal id 60
ZarzaparrIlla id 90 Z
Vino dc quina fosrstad0 ii %
Por docenas sc hacen rebajas de i'm
Eortancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09
(OIe9iO de Ia. y "a. Ensenanzd
Sc admiten c3umnos nte7mos q erte,W0s
San JUAN GALE DEL Sol, NUM- II. :.

- Director: PEDRO MoCZ6 BANIET. y
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un car8cter esencialmente- practice
Y abraZa: la e1aSe55d1lSd p1'fnaG1'id com
pleta; Ia pa'epaTdct63a para f,agreSGf' e'a
las JT9liUe f'StdddeS; Ia Te3aedlt1-iG de Ii
bros, A7'ft1a6tica le1'ca3atd Y Esc1itat1d
en- n1dQasE3aata, por ultimo. DfbaJO,
Pf,atae1'd Y MltSic0. Para la ensenanza
del Ingles cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La c8tedra de COmercio eS-
IA cargo del Tenedor de Libros de
uno de los BancoS de esta Capital. FL
COLEGIO .tiene su Regianae7atO Ilate'
r'f0i' que Sc enviar4 los padres que 10
soliciten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09

CERTIFICADOS O BoNOS de debi
tos de ayuntamientos. COmpra venta
-CoNRADO PALAU-San Juan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-09

Siendo este asi, asusta ell pensar en-
ell tamano que tendrian las orejas de
los hombres que, seg1n ell testimonio de
la Biblia, vivian setecientos V ochocien-
tos amos.
The state herald., 1903-05-22
THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY
TRAINMEN MEETS In DENVER

The first business session OF the meet
ing was formally opened by Grand
Master Morrissey at . o'clock. Grand
Secretary King read the call. Besides
the regular delegates large number
of alternates and visiting trainmen
were present. With these were seen
many representatives OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary This organization. which is
already represented by over 300 dele
gates. has established quarters at the
st. James hotel. The ladies held re-
ception during the afternoon. They
will be rendered an elaborate entertain
ment by the local organization shortly.
1t is now thought that the conven-
ton will last twenty days, but the pro-
gram of dinners and receptions has not
yet been decided upon, owing to the
uncertain conditions caused by the
strike.
Both the men and women of the con-
vention say that they will patronize
union help wherever possible. and their
conscientiousness in this regard is ap,
TO delay the series of amusements, but
especially the dinners that were
planned to be given this week,