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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
That Our Gloves Are The Worlds Best, and
 Our Values Supreme.

The result of this direct i'm mportaton is shown by his fact-that our La Fontaine'' glove. for in stance, which sells for Sl.25. is as good as any Sl.50 glove that you can find outside this store and the Regent at $1 50 is proportopately better than any glove selling for $i.5o that is bought through mp ortng houses.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
Daily Free Concerts.

Gabriel-D Doesn't that New Yorker find it homelike here?
 St. PeterNo; he says he can't get used to the golden streets not being torn up.-Brook oklyn Life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
ILLNESS OF EAeHERs.

Junius c. Knowlton, principal of the Winchester school district. and Isaac Smith, in charge of the woodworking department of the Boardman Manual training school are i'll with typhoid fever. MT. sKnowlton was taken i'll a few days ago and MT. Smith has been i'll since the opening of school q,
 x Mrs. M. L. Breen, principal of the. Wooster school, is i'll in Washington, D. c, and Miss Jessie Scranton, who is the supervisor of kindergartens in the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
KNIGHTS or GOLDEN EAGLE
To Hold q Union Meeting Next Week

N 10 Hold 2 Union Meeting Next Week.
 Coming Entertainment.
 Woodruff castle No. 1. Knights of the Golden SC Eagle, held a largely attended meeting and initiation last night in it's quarters in the Courier building. Dis trict Grand Chief Kilborn and Grand Master of Records Dixon were present at the meeting and aroused much en- thusiasm by their remarks. A tele- gram was received from Chief Hewlett, clerk of the board of education, who is in Harrisburg installing a new lodge of the order. $:
 A union meeting of all the lodges of the city will be held next week in the quarters of Winthrop castle. An en- |tertainment will also be given by this lodge October 26. All members of order are invited to be present at that time. 4
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13

city, is i'll at her home in Lawrence street. Tn speaking, of the matter yes terday Superintendent Beede said: There are more instructors who hold
 important positions in the schools ill. than there have been for number of years. The general health among the rest of the teachers Is about the aver- age for this time of the year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
But The Greatest Triumph of All
 Is The Monogram" at $I.

There is more goodness crowded into our Mono gram glove at dollar. than into any glove that we have ever seen that sold for that price. In quality of influences and smoohncss character of cutting. ft appearance and durability, it simply outclasses any dollar glove we know, and the proof that New Haven women agree with us is shown by the fact that the Monogram sales are increasing by jumps yearly
 It Is made in Halberstadt, Germany, of the finest grade of lambskin known. It is the only fine Ger man lambskn, pique-sewn, Paris point erbroi- dered glove selling for dollar in this city Its com pettors are all Austrian Italian lambskn gloves g corser in fibre, roughly sewn, carelessly cut.
 The washable glove that we sellis the VALLIER. Valicr was the originator of this kind of glove. and while he had been much initiated, he has never yet been. eCualed
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Oct. 12, 1903, 8 p. ID. Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday-
 For New England: Rain in east, clearing in west portion Tuesday; Wednesday fair; high but diminishing north winds.
 For Eastern New York: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; fresh northwest winds. ~5
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
CRAWFORD TOWN MEETING.
Roads and Bridges to be Repaired

Koads and Bridges to be Repaired
 $17,o0o for School Purposes. :.
 Branford, Oct. 12.-The adjourned an- nual town meeting was held this nlorn- ing, with Moderator O'Brien in the chair. Owing to the absence of Town Clerk Foote, A. H. Hubbard was chosen clerk pro tenn. The reports of the se- lectmen and various other town officers as contained in the printed town re- ports were accented. The subject of taxation oeeasioned quite a little dis
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
AEW ADVERTISEMENTS To-DAK

Page Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Bring Your Pian-P. J. Kelly 6c Co. Dressmaking-969 Grand Avenue. English Stone Ghina-The Ford Co. Estate Charles J. Bailey-Probate Notice. [ Furnished Rooms-267 Orange Street. Furniture-The Bowditch Co. Furs-Bro0ks & Co. Fall Showing-Howe 6 Stetson Co. Investments-Newton X Parish. Lost -Purse-239 State Street. Mems Fine Boots-N. H. Shoe Co. Notice-G -Geneyieye Wells, Sec. October Functions-Dayis X Co. { Pianola SaIe-M. Steinert & Sons Co. Postum-At Grccers,. 3 Reeital-The Treat & Shepard Co. Remnant Gamble Desmond Co. Royal Baking PoWder-Grocers'. 5 Sufts-Meigs & Co. Sweet Potatoes-Boston Grocery Co. The Best GIoyes-Edw. Malley Co. { Vegetable Slicers-The ]. E. Bassett x Co. Walk Over Shoes-Cosgroye. Women's Rain Coats-Chas. Monson Co. Position-R. Wanted situation-A., This Office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
A NEW DRITGGTsT

! Charles I. Crosby, manager of, the City Hall pharmacy is receiving congratu-. lations on the birth of ten pound boy. Bo-h Mrs. Crosby and son are doing finely.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
NEW TO-DAY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Honokaa Sugar Com.
pany held today the following officers
Moro dnlY elected;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
TOURIST BOOK

Charles II. Frazier returned in the
Sierra from an extended trip to Chi
Cago. where he has arranged for the
publication of his handbook of infor-
nation to promote tourist trade in Ha-
wall Mr.. Fraziers trip was very sue
cessful and in short time he will re-
ceive one of the finest books ever pub
l!shed dealing with the interesting
TEXTURES of Hawaii from the tourist
standpoint. The book is beautifully IL
ustrated and the text is the work or
Daniel Logan.
All along the route Mr. Frazier met
leading transportation agents who
spoke very highly OF his work ana
backed up their good will by giving pat
ronage. All transportation men
showed an interest in Hawaii and ex'
pressed the belief that liberal use OF
printers ink would get Hawaii the
tourist trade II wants, Mr.. Frazier
visited New York and Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
Latest sugar quotation. SIC cents.
SIERRA FROM FRISCO

The steamer Sierra, after a splendid
trip Of FIVE and half days. arrived of
the harbor from San Francisco early
this morning She brought a large
number of passengers for this port and
has many through passengers for the
Colonies.
Had It not been for rough weather
experienced on the way down when
near the Islands. the vessels trip
would have been several hours faster.
Purser Walton, who has been absent
on vacation for a couple Of trips, Is
at his desk again and makes the fol-
lowing report Of the voyage.
Sailed from San Francisco at p.
NJ. February 20: discharged pilot at
3:14 p. N. same day; had rainy and
lisagreeable weather with heavy swell
from \. w aud 5, Z. during voyage:
sunday 22d. at 1870 ., m, met and
| exchanged signals with the 5. S. Ala
media; from oath and 25th insts., had
very heavy to strong gale from w. to
In. W, with very heavy seas. Arrived
at Honolulu at a. m, February 26."
The Sierra will sail this evening at
4 O'Clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
LOCAL and GENERAL

There will be a rehearsal of the Elks
Ministries this evening.
Rainier and Primo beers on draught
at Criterion. 10c a glass.
A special initiation will be held at
Honolulu Lodge No. Gle b. 2. o. Z. to-
morrow evening.
The excruciating agony caused ~
breakbone fever is relieved by Pam
theon o. p. s. whisky.
The Henry Waterhousc Trust Co..
Ltd, exercises great care in investing
the funds of its clients, with the result
that moneys intrusted to 1t for invest
ment are made to produce the very
best returns consistent with guaranteed
safety.
Superintendent OF Public Works
Cooper proposes to have all the
wharves raised to make their floors six
feet above mean tide level. The recon
structlon OF the Oceanic and other
wharves, which has become necessary,
will make an opening for beginning the
Improvement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26

The place to get pure Kona coffee Is
at c. j. Days grocery, 25c per Id.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
Fire Claims Delay
WILL CAUSE
Loss Of InteteSt

Washington. ID. c.. Feb 1i-(SpeciaD
Every days delay in closing up bond
details for carrying into effect the fire
claims act costs the people of Hawaii
$3.50 for they are losing daily that
amount of interest on 81 100000. which
will be ready to be paid by the Treas.
ury Department when the bonds are is
sued and ready to be disposed of.
The text of the proposed bonds under
which 100000 will be made available
is as follows:
The Territory of Hawaii is indebted
to the bearer in the sum of One Thus
sand Dollars.
This bond Is issued under authority
of an act of Congress of the United
States Of America entitled AN Act To
pay in part judgments rendered under
an act of the legislative assembly of the
Territory of Hawaii for property des-
troyed in suppressing the bubonic
plague in said Territory in eighteen
hundred and ninety-nine and nineteen
hundred, and authorizing the Territory
of Hawaii to issue bonds for the pay
ment of the remaining claims, ap
proved January twenty-sixth, nine.
teen hundred and three, is redeemablC
at the pleasure of the Territory of Ha'
wall after the first day of ............
nineteen hundred and eight. and pay
able on or before the first day o.
........, nineteen hundred and eigh'
teen in United States gold coin of tn,
present standard of weight and fine
ness with interest at the rate of foul
per centum per annum, payable semi
annually in such coin on the first day
of ............., and ......,,......
in each year. The principal and inter
est are payable at ............ and arr
exempt from any and all taxes, and thu
payment thereof constitutes charg
upon the revenues of the Territory o
Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26


Secretary.
If the Governor of the Territory win
act upon the directions Of the Secretary
of the Treasury, as caUied him today
the plans for realizing on the bonds
will soon be adopted. The Secretary
OF the Territory yesterday cabled MIR.
Pratt as follows:
Honolulu. Feb IS, 1903.
Pratt. Hotel Richmond. Washington.
DC.
Just starting transcript awards this
will cost over five hundred prefer II
stop this and have Secretary Shaw
send here immediate a disbursing agent
who can bring Hitchcock instructions
us to regulations for bonds such agent
can investigate attorneys charges pre-
scribe form of surrended to be attache.I
original certificates award can see ne
ccssiiy for paying out cash otherwise
government warrant may have to b.
discontinued legislature soon in session
territory can arrange for agents eX
penses also cost of engraving and salt
of bonds see Shaw and Ryan II plaT
satisfactory to them wire at once ans
will stop work on transcript is not salt
Of bonds condition precedent to an!
payment IL so claimants may take {
portion. CARTER.
In response the following messag
was sent:
February IA, 1903.
Dole, Honolulu:
Bonds will be prepared here. Treas
ury agent will take million and bond
to Honolulu and disburse at Territory.
expense, but Territory should appoin
agent here to act now in details an
arranging with agency New York. Sus
pend preparing transcripts.
SHAW.
II Is expected the Territorial Gov
eminent will act in accordance wit
these instructions. and II 1t does, in
mediate steps will be taken to issu
and negotiate the bonds and pay tn
fire claims awards.
j. A. BRECKoNS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
THE WAY IT is.

It's Just this way: II you make up
your mind to cling to old customs and
regard everything new and up-to-date
as an interloping intrusion on your
grandfather's habits; II you are salts
fed to drag along in the same old rut
and will not lift up your head to scien-
tifc advances; II you discountenance-
the results Of studlous men who apply
their lives to the advancement OF hui
mainly; how do you proft7 Do you
put your hand to the pillow for the ben
eft of your fellow.men?
The drone Is born, dies and leaves
no mark of honor in the Hall OF Fame;
the worker, the man who understands,
accepts the situation and advances
with the times. The public knows q
good thing and adopts it, Take, for In
stance, the DOUGLAS PATENT CLOS
EFT, guaranteed against leakage and
the annoyance OF running water. The
DOUGLAS came. the people saw. and
the DOUGLAS conquered! II won
the hearts of the people. Bath, The
Plumber. handles the DOUGLAS.
|
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26

Get your ITO Ler signs at the Bull
letln office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26
STUDENTS WILL HEAR MOTT.

The early sailing of the Sierra this
evening breaks into the Y. NJ. C. A.
plans a little, but 1t Is planned to AL
Association Hall with students and
teachers and those directly interested
in student work, at O'Clock to listen
TO an address by John r. Mott, general
secretary of the Worlds. Student Fed
Grafton. Mr.. Mott has not been here
for five years, but is well known, and
II is regretted that he must hurry on
to address the students OF the leading
educational institutions of Australia.
He will dine with the Life Problem
Club at o'clock, which will have an
open discussion at about 7:45 on the
question of "Americanism in Hawaii,
| Get YOUR ITO Let" slpns at the BuI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26

The High Wycombe Liberal Club
possesses an armchair made from a
tree felled by the late w. Il. Gladstone.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-26

Board OF Directors,
r. A. Sehaefer, W. H. Baird, W.
LAM, n. Foeke, w. L. Hopper, r.
N. Lewis, E. A. Mclnerny.
w. LAM,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Feb 90, 1908. 2390.lt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

Ell psri61ieo, La Seis hscs eonstar que TO-
dos los viaiss RntexioFmsnts realizados ror sl
smperador GuillePmo NO 10 haR privado de
tantaa sim pstiss como sl 6ltimo que realise
Ingiantsrra haee suya IN siguisnts frass q
Msinuiuger. isfs del partido popular bavaro.
aMaldigamos Of dis en- que el smpsrador
do Alsmania ha pussto L. planta en- tsrritorio
ingl6s.
g psri6dicc austriaeo La Inform1ct6a do.
clara que sl odio contra Inglatarra sxists en-
Alsm ania dasde hAee mueho tiampo. El pro-
fssor aIaman no tisne ys motivos para prsdi.
ear ell odio Francis, paro eonsldsra menos
psligroso prsdiesr 81 odio Ingiassrrs.
Los eomsrciantss slemanss odi2n . sus
compstidores iDglssss Ia muchadumhEs odfa
por odisr. Este odio sc agrava por sl ssnsi
miento de 10 impotsncia, sabiando que no po.
drk Alsmania poner FEswcia Russia en-
fRents dc 10 Gran Breta1a, MAS que q IN pre-
eiO one no qufsre p2gar.
Sin embargo ssos odics 30 han suprimido
por momsntos para siercsr una aeci6n cqrnh.
NADIA contra una rep6biIca debll Y pobrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
De: l. AR $
(NOTIClAS DIRECTAS)

En- la nochs del nisreoiss do In aemana
anterior fu& asaltada la casa del yeeino dom
Ednardo Rsy. por varias ssGoritas j6vspss,
hailSndoss hssta hora bastsnts svAnsada. To-
dos fuaron obsequfados esp6ndidamsnHs por
los espoaos Rey Gonsaies.
III guards Joss G. ottis, cue haefa bss.
tants tempo prsstsba sua ssrvlc'os en- ssta Dis
tritO, hs side trssladAdo oil pussto do Cnmuy
-El movimfento dsl Asflo de Carload de
ssss m unisipio, durante sl mes de Dlefsmbrs
sntsrior, tnvo sl movfmiento signients: Exis.
teneia de enfermos en- el mas do Novie m brs
vaints Ingresaron en- Diciembrs nuevs Sail.
dss. FnsrOn ourados traa; falieeieron cnatro v
quedAn sn tratamisnto para este mes, vsfnts v
palss 10 eantidad do un mil eisnto nousnta
dos dollars novanta dos csntavos, QUE ha 40.
rrsspondido nj AYantamisnto por sl medic por
eisnto De rscaudaei6n obtsnida duranss 81 mes
de Novlambre de 1908.
-vArios profssorss qus 40 haisaban an as
ta poblaei6n al lado d. sus famiiias, 20 han au-
ssntado - para aus Dlstrftos con oil I'm de Ia.
eeYse cargo de aus rsgpaetiVAs escuelas.
-L Los senoRes que fueron sactor para for
N ar In Jnnta escolar en- oil mes de Noyiembge
6itimo, tomsren posssi6n de sus cargos oil dfa
. del aetual Ensao.
-Et dfa pyimsro del actual fusrsn detenf-
dos por la polisfa dos marinsros de los buoues
de guerra del gobiarnos sisndo conducidos o
Arecibo.
Han eontraido nasrinonio iaa aprsais.
blss asiIorisas Maria v Rssarfo PAlno con Ios /
I6vsnss don NIoolks Lugo don Ersnaiseo Ms /
6amireS. LAPgA lana de mfsl les daseamos
-El dis del actual rasnrFieRon I'm uohla-
.i6n varisa mAscaras lueian&o difsaees muy
,isn srrsglados. So les obssqui6 con duless
'sfKsscos.
-Muy POGO ssfs qusda do In sosseha. pn
! mas de Fshrsro tsndrG alsAds; en- las pnlpa.
las se details dies ssntavos libra.
-Ssg6n hsmos podido sntsYsrnos an Ina |
srrios dc oallsionsa Pilstas, % pre- para has.
ants ssrEsn0 para In aismbra do fgntcg manos \
-, los gns sscAsssn rancho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
PON CE
(NOTICIAS DIRECTAS)

Esta Aochs, les osho. tsmara posssi6n ID
RUeVA diReetiYa del casino.
Dom Padro Juan sarrall6s reelama 10
aomuagia A0o dsilAEs por al coshs que aao do
de los sarros alestFisoB ls dsstrossra eontra an
posts lie Representa- somo abogade en- essA
rsslAmasi6n sl lissneiAdo don Liosztad TorFes
@R&R.
Dssaa haea dos di&s gasrda eama don juan
Psrie&s. Ysdaeter de sEl DiaKicS.
HAesmOH vetss por % prcnto rsstablec1-
miento.
Sc aesntka al xumor de qus Chavalisr h&-
re eoloeaY su bnaHo. tAllado en- mArmol, soore
Ii fArola que ne sst& constEuyondo en- 10 nusva
plASa.
Dan PoIicarpo EehsvarEfa. de ooamo, SO
hRIla enfermo dc alg IN cnidado.
Que pronto rscupers "a sAlud daseamos az
disntsmsnts.
Don eustAvo Cabrera ha rsgrasEae de Eu-
RopA 20 eneuentHa an essa ciudRo'
Eel luuss pT6ximo . las ooho de 10 nocks,
" an In iglasia de los keRmanos unidos en- Ofls-
TO- dark el doctor don EHssbf9 OoronAs, 50 -
anuncIkda confeFeneia sobre Oh aleohoiismo.
Hoy sakSn trasla6ando las ofieinAs dsl Jus'
sedo m nnieipAl los BAjos dc 10 casa nhmsro
/ de ID ealls OFistina, donds sHtA sstablseido oil
hotel MP0nesno>s as nAsAsko SssiM&uO coE&SH-
gionaFfo don Limo Rivera.
El Flseal de Ia Corts de Distrito de Huma.
cae don RsfAsl FirAdo Vsrrisr, 50 sneusnsra
en- e1tA Ciudad dssda aver.
Tambi6n se sneuentrA sntrs nososRos Mr
Foots, Jusx Asoeisdo de dicha oorie de Dis
AEiso.
Hoy 40 han cslebFado sn sl Jusgado muni-
eipaI, tres matTimonios eivilss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
ri idiOma Oficial en- Catalufa
Huscando una transaction

nj gchisrno sspaKol mueItrAse roso ais1
naamao n dare gar aI daeTsto refrsndado por q
Iiniatro do InstrusaiGR R6bliea dal anterior
CABINETS, por sl qus prohiba que sa ias asons-
laa de OatsIuMR 90 anssMa en- sRtRl6n lA decsFl-
ER 0TistlAna. -
muIa da avananeia q I'm de que no sea eom'
pIeasmente dasairaGa Ia somisicn ds vaEias
eoYpuraei ones aataIAnAs que Eacisntamsnas pa.
no IN mmnuH dol Rsy una inathnsIA ploisnu0
ous fuern reeonoeido el catalGn como idiona
oAsi nl On 81 PrirsipAdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
CARTAS DETEN|DAS EN- Ell
POST OFFICE De CAGUAS

Ei ai Gposs fl. .eS de astA ciu lad sa haiIsn
las siguisntss earsas 0etsnidas, poT ignoYsrss
oil paradero do sus natsrioa:
DE La ISLA
Una . nombrs de Csllstano Algarfn, otra
o nombra do Isidora aonxSles, otra a nombra
do Jossfa -Larrina, otra nombre do Miguel
Juan, para Francisco Moreno, otrs para Este.
fsnia Nsgr6n, otra para Fesneisco Palsn, otra
para RafRela Reyes, otra para Jose Rlvsra.
DEL EXTRANGERO
Uns. para Pedro Baqust.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

EMaEo ..
Hoy hRA salido los presses . hAssr Ii liza
Maestro particular amigo do SEnts-Isabsl.
eiudMa.
DAmls. fallesi6 aver las tres do Ia tRRda.
MnviAmoa sus dssaensolAaos padres nuss.
bro mas ssnbido pSBAme.
Sc sneusntra sntrs nosotros nusstro busn-
aMigo sorrsligionario de GuayanilIa don RA'
tasl DapsnR.
SIS dice que varios j6vsnss de nusasr& 40
SlsoAo SeIanfArAn en- brevs una reunion con el
nm dc ReeomsndaH Gomo los maioFes, los eiga-
Rr1lloS GTlmOnalD do los que or agents en- est&
eindAd nusHtro sorreligicnorio don Vieents
6oItero.
Hoy 30 vera sl Jusg&do Municipal nm
1uieio contra 10 SompsHfa dol trsn electriso d0-
nunciads poR don Pedro Juan SsrrAlI6s.
Rsina gran sntuslasmo aAtre lR 1uvsntud
de In nusvA socisdAd GE abApieo.S
La opera sion do alta ciru iia do que Gf eusn.
Nm vsS@nis notas de aver, no fn6 practicada So
@4%men To poR los destoFss Guti4FFex OoronGs;
tomNFon parte an ella tambisn, los doetoEGs
SuAKOE EAntoni
Los fedeF&lss del barrio Arts GO queiAn de
los e9natSntes AtroPslos amsnAxAs de que
astan sisndo yfetlmAs por parts do agunos re-
pnDlicancB que cueutan CON In impunidRd do
BuB hsehos VAnd&Iieos.
Sc halla enfsrms, rssoiid& sn CANA, dssds
h@ea aIGnnos dlAss la respectable seforA dohR
CsciliM Bslgodoea, viud3 do Parodi.
Que pronto 50 FssfAbIsScs son nusstros
deseoE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
Traslados y ascensos
EN- Ell ORDEN JUDICIAL

rs probable que hsvA un eRmhlo dentr0
dc pceo an ls orgRDixaci6n judicial.
OonslstirA en- cRmbioss trsslsdos asesn-
sos
Sc sssguRA que el insS de In oorts de DiG-
tEtto de Humacao, ssaor Carlos ID. Foots. pa
sara con In misna eategoFfR O Ia de Ponee.
Mr.. Wieex actual apit6n de In poliei&, oeup&-
R& el pueBbo dc nv Foots.
Y oil ssfor Erwin, 1uss de la dc MagagAss,
asesndeH& . ID prssidsneia, pAssndo al prssi-
dents dom Joa6 E. Aponts, q In OoEte DO San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
CABI.-
Entire HOnoIuld y San Francisco

al sabls das Pacfdeo, que fRs tsrminado
hacs tismpo sntHs sstA siud&d v Honolulu, f16
abIsrto Al pGbiieo aver Con ssso qusda rss-
tsF,Ieeida In communication eAhlegr&Aea nj re-
dador del mundo los Estados Bnfdos se an
cnantra IN posei6n dc podarse comunicar con
todA aus posssIonas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
LuCha entire periodistas

El DipatRdo del Oongreso subano, don Ma
siano Corona, d1reCtor del GOubano Lihrss is
dfspar6 an tiro m&t6 tnatAntAB eamsnts nj
director de GLa RspdbicAD, el senior Insula,
Ambos eran snemigos pollscos irEseonciiablss.
v eI psri6dieo del inteffacto parscs que utiis6
In oportunidad variss vscsa de publican articn
los difamatorios contra Ia reputation de Co.
roma.
NI ssfor Corona fu6 dstsniao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05

FL viarnsa tuvlmos oil gusto de saudar en-
astas odclnRs al distip guido cAhailaro de Hu-
macao, dom Tranrisco Castro, venerable meeH-
tro de il Logia SEstTallA de OrisnteS
El ssHor Castro 90 IN euoAno que quisre
vardadaramsnta Puerto Rico por ESQ reeibe
de ncsotros apreaio distineiones.
Reitsr6mosla los ssntimIentos de nuestHa
confederation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
lin iuicio interesante

Hoy 90 Isy6 en- Ia ooFts do DistTite de San
Juan 10 acHaasi6n HseSl eontrs Manuel Ro-
dRiguss Psrss, poF fAs& representation.
OonBiste In ds'ineusneiG en- hsbeF fsIsi6
sAds una CaRta sl Rodrfgues, parR sludir cisr-
10 psgo.
Los pormsnoFsS dsl hssho dan iRsereS nj
jliei0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
El captain Carbo

Ha mnsrto en- 10 penfnsuls aspaaola m mill.
tar may oonoeido sH Pusrto Rico: sl eapitsn dc
infantsria don Lorenxo Oarb6 GortsA.
E ssnor oarb6 dsgampef6 en- asia isla va
Hios emplaos eivlles y fue alcalde dc Jaana
DfAs
In pace,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-05
Fin dc IN desgraCiadO

Antonio Rivera, ell matsdor de dos muje
res y IN cahalIo en Msysgusx,sa ,sa halla de suma
gravsdad con motive do In herida que % pro
duio Iusgo d q csmeter ssos cYfmsnes.
Los m6dieos diesn cue 10 n usEte do ass
as inevitable.