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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
SAD DEATH
MRS. WARREN DOUGLAS OF MT.
CLARE DIED MONDAY EVEN
ING.
Remains win Be Sent Here. and Funeral
WIN Occur Wednesday Morning.


The Angel of Death has again entered
another hosuehold in this county and
removed from this life young wife and
mother, whose untimely death will be
dcplcred by large number of friends.
Icic Nevada Douglas, wife OF Warren
Douglas departed this life Monday even
nj the home of her mother, AIr-. John
Lynch. near Mount Clare, after a length
cned Illness She was in the thirty first
year of her age, and leaves sorrowing
husband and m infant child one weed:
old. She was the only daughter of the
late John Lynch. who was one of the
prominent citizens of the county.
The remains win be shipped to thi,
place "Wednesday morning. and burial
viii occur in Elkvicw cemetery.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06

The Perry Coal 8 Coke company jim
which d. c. Williams, of Adamston, is
one Of the principal stockholders and SUI
perint1ndent, r,imor has it, is about to
ssii Is s.tiEe mammoth holdings in Har-
ifison county.
II il stuffed that the purchaser is the
Pittsburg \ Tairmont Fuel company, q
concern With capitalization extending
into the millions.
The price can not be learned, but Is
said to be liberal. The property being
valuable, IT probably reaches the n'il-
lions.
An inspection of the plants aud other
property Is said to be in progress with
am early consummation of the deal in
view. According to the report, the deal
win be closed in the next day or SO, if
it is not already.
The property OF the Perry Coal S Coke
company consists of LOO acres of val
liable surface ana 1000 aces of coal. The
latter is drift coal and the Pittsburg
vein. This extensive scope is one of the
most valuable tracts of coal in the world
1t Is the regular nine-foot vein.
The tract is situated along the Short
line and Baltimore & Ohio railroads.
There are six modern plants with finest
and latest equipments. Among these
plants is the Howard Coal & Coke cons
pany plant at wilsonburg, the Perry Coal
& Coke company plants at Adamston
and the Pooz Coal & Coke company
plants near Lumberport: In addition 70
the great value of the coal, the ssrface
Is the finest grazing and tilling lands in
the county.
1t is stated that the prospective p',r-
3Iiasers Will develop the property on a
much more extensive scale than it has
been developed heretofore.
This Is zone of the most important
deals that has ever taken place in the
county, 1t is the largest deal since the
consolidation of the many mines of this
region into the Fairmont Coal company
and the Clarksburg Fuel company.
3Ir. Williams is practical and up-to-
date coal operator, and has been highly
sssccessful. He is splendid business
citizen, and 1t is to be regretted shat he
win retire from mining operations in
this section, which it is presumed he VIII
do, II the deal is contaminated.
This gigantic transaction has been on
several months, but was of such pia.ni-
tnde that it could not be closed before
this time.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
MEN MAD AT
NEWSPAPERS
s1srNrss MEN RAISE OLD NED
ABOUT. REPORTS PUBLISHED
ABOUT THE SMALLPOX.
Condemn Their own Local Papers Sc.
verely, But They Do Not Seem

aiorrantown, w. Va, March 3.-'rhc
business Mems Association of this city
met and passed resolutions condenning
Che local newspapers for publishing news
IN regard to the smallpox situation. and
also ccndemning the correspondents OF
out d town papers for sending out small
pox news.
4 The business men claim that the sit
nation has not at any time been alarm
I'M. and that all the excitement was
caused by the papers. The general pub
lie, however, does not look Mt 1t this
way, and most people believe that it Is
! papers duty % print the facts re-
2afafng the smallpox outbreaks the same
IS they print any other news.
The central high school was opened
AGAIN and the scare seems to be about
90 i most parts Of the city.
iiw cases have broken out and II
\ ore arc going to develop 1t is now
ti x diem 20 begin
board. Of health and the school
|.i ast ana. talked the situation over.
rs bIsysieiSns connected with the for
board think most the danger has
> tneSs has not suffered to any cx-
tent 81 the outbreak and It is not he
lieykd that many persons have been
Kept put 81 the town by the reports
vhis. hare SEA elrenlated. s.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
DRUG STORE CLERK
ARRESTED AT GYPSY
IsTuRBER WORSHIP ARRESTED
AND LATER, CLERK.
PREACHER WINT

Rev. withers. the Baptist pastor at
Gypsy. sworc out warrant before jus
tice NJ. S. Watson, at Shinnston, against
Frank wcstfali, charging him with dis
turbing religious worship at Gypsy Feb
ruary 27- Constable j. L. IifIee, of
Shinnston, arrested him Monday and
took him before Squire Watson. who
gave him trial and found him guilty.
lie fined him s25 and costs, and in de-
fault gave him jail sentence. Com
stable Riffee brought him to the county
jail here Tuesday, afternoon, where he
win be in durancc vile until he either
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06

pays the fine or serves his sentence. Pol
lowing this arrest was that of young
man named Bates, clerk in the drug
store of DR.. C. F. Amos. at Gypsy. West
fall complained that whiskey hal been
sold him there without a prescription,
and that the sale was unlawful. Bates
was taken before Squire Watson also
and required TO give bond of $500 not
to sell amy more until after the next
term of circuit court. and 800 to an
swer an indictment, if one be found by
the grand jury. The arrest of Bates
caused quite sensation IN Gypsy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
MAY LEASE
WALDO HOTEL
Prominent Hotel Man Of virginia Negc-
tiatinE for That Purpose.

Colonel George a. Keeler. proprietor
Of the chnmberlain hotel At Newport
News, Virginia. and one Of the proni-
nent hotel men of the country. rs ne
gotiating viii, judge Nathan Coff with
the object in view OF leasing the Waldo
hotel for period.
He has been here from Newport News
10 confer with Judge Con regarding the
matter. and. although the papers have
not been signed mp yet, it Is thought that
Mr.. Keller viii succeed In obtaining a
lease upon The building for certain
number Of years. N that event he Mlil
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
HAD MARROW ESCAPE.
Men Almost Drown in Trying to cros.
River Bridge.

chiefton, W. Va. March 4..-The new
Lridge across the river Mt this place was
washed out Saturday evening By the
high water. There were about one dozen
Young mon ON the bridge ut the time
watching the river. They all had great
difficulty in making their escape when
the bridge went out. Some got vet 20
Tho neck One Slavishman had his hand
caught IN the wire rope and badly crush.
cd. This bridge was reeeni: built By.
the Fairmont Coal compsny ana Was 4
great convenience 70 the peepls q fisis
vicinity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06

The newspapers have stood their
ground wen with the business men and
viii continue to publish the news. The
papers here have handled the situation
very carefully and have printed moth
ing but facts, or rumors which were
given rs rumors for what they were
worth.
All the correspondents have used the
same precantion and the quiet and cool
headed community believes that the nc
ton of the business men was hasty and
unnecessary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
BOYS ESCAPE
From Being Crushed to Death BY a
Heavy Log. at Quiet Den.

The -ycar-old son of Monroe White.
of Quiet Dell, had a narrow escape from
Death Tuesday afternoon ut 4 o'clock.
lie received severe injuries. He was en-
ployed in the W. S. Law clearing. where
saw logs are being cut for the mill on
the farm In some manner he got caught
hy heavy log. 1t rolled over his arms
and chest. mashing them quite badly
His injuries arc not believed to be fatal
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
WAS DRUNK AND
DIsoRDERLY ON TRAIN.
officer Cation placed Musgrave Under Ar
rest and Turned Him Over to
the City.

LA. al,sgravc, young man of about
20 years of age, was arrested by b. &
o. Policeman A. G. Cation at the passen-
ger depot Monday afternoon just after
the n. r. train had pulled in. He was
in an intoxicated condition and was act
ing disorderly. The officer turned him
over to the city authorities and he was
put in the city cnlaboose. In police
court this morning he was fined five dol
lars and costs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
WILL DEBATE !;
ON LICENSE QUESTION.
Adamstcn Literary Society Prepztin9 for
Interesting Session Saturday wight.

The ciccronion Literary society Of Adj.
amston will hold debate in tic school
hnusc at Adan,ston> this coming sstnr-
day night. Tho subject for the debate
IL nm interesting one: 'ResoIved, That
Harrison County Should Grant License. :
The debate win be between the following
persons: Affirmative, g. G. Southern.
Walter Jones. W. II. Camp aud John
Frazier. Negative, J. w. Duncan, 1Ifs.
jesse Watkins, Airs. +. E. AsbbuEni D.
1. Siiinn.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
PICHMER HELD
Justice Fixes His Bond at $500 and IN
Default Sends Him to JAN.

At $3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Squire James \. David held James Pich-
mer. a foreigner. for the next grand jury
gu the charge Of having tried to kill Joe
Kiss another foreigner, the night of de-
eember u at Gypsy by shooting him IN
the back. His bond was placed at $500
and in default he WAS sent to jail. The
trial consumed most all the day, and the
services Of an interpreter were necessary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06

assume the management Of the hotel as
soon as it is Completed.
The Waldo hotel viii be one Of the
finest hotclries in the country when COM
pletcd. No pains or money will DO spar
cd TO furnish and fit it up in handsome
and elaborate style. The building will
be completed early in the fall.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
100000 Security.

Capital, surplus and profits of this
amount secure the depositors of the
Pittsburg Trust company, 325 Fourth,
avenue. Pittsburg, Pa. -Four per cent in-
t,rcst on savings and g per cent on
checking accounts. Bank by mail.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-03-06
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HOLD MEETING.

The board of directors Of the Young
MEMS Christian Association held their
regular meeting in the Association par
lors Tuesday evening. Miscellaneous
business Was disposed of ana the plans
Tor the new building discussed. Moth
ing definite was done, and the board nd
jOurncd TIL its next regular meeting.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
PASAMONTE.

Aver no di6 funcion ell circo Lo-
wande s cOnsecuencia de los fuertes
aguaceros que cayeron desde las de la
tarde.
Esta noche habra function 81 el item
po 10 permite.
va Sc han levantado siete tiendss
de campaGa por las inmediaciones del
Coto, las que ocupar6n los ingenieros Y
demas empleados que trabajaran en- eli
trazado de la via del trolley que Sc esta-
blecera de aquf San Juan.
DichOs iDgenieros han llegado va &
esta ciudad, y SO hospedan en- ell Hotel
Inglaterra.
Hoy tOm6 puerto procedente de
Santo Domingo ell vapor frances <Salva-
dore, y sali6 para St. Thomas con 800
sacos de cafe con destino 4 Europa.
--Tambi6n lego, procedente de New
Orleans, ell vapor SArcadiao, con carga
de arroZ y otrOs efectOs.
Sadra esta GOche en- lastre
---Alrededor de 40 pasajer0s tomara
ell domingo en- este puerto Ell vapor <Coa-
MOP, que va para New York.
En- la session extraordinaria que
celebr6 anoche ell Ayuntamiento, So dis
cutie ell capftulo 10 del Presupuesto.
La session fue suspendida para con-
tinuarse ell vieFnes,
-Dimas Herrera, que rus herido en
ell vientre por Clemente Ramirez, ell do
mingo uItimo, Sc encuentra casi bien.
La bala lie fue eXtra1da.
FL Gobernador aprob6 ell plano
de las obras de la plaza de <Las Deli
cias,s , con algunas modificaciones. Solo
sc ssDera la aprobsci6n del concejo mu-
n;cipat, para anunciar ell remate de los
trabajo.s
Ell polic{a Sandalio Rivera encon-
tr6 ell reloj que ie fu8 robado, hace al
punas semanas, & don Tomas C6spedes.
Aver, entire cuatro y media V cin-
co de la tarde, ocurri6 un accideDte des-
graciado, del que fue vfctima la inspec-
tora de escuelaS Miss Ankron.
Transitaba en- su coche particular
por la caIle del Hospital Tricoche: sc
desboc6 ell caballo; p6sose de pie hacien-
do orandes esfuerzos para contenerIe, Y
en- ell momento de volver ia esquina de
Ia calIe Atocha. se volc6 ell coche. ca
yendo Miss Ankron constsl violencia al
suelo. que lie produjo una fuefte hemo-
rragia de sangre por la boca, nariz y
los oidos. Varios indviduos Ia coloca-
ron en- un catre que proporcion6 IN ve-
cino, y de alll fue trasladada nj hospital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
LA DEMOCRACIA.

en- una camilla Momentos despues lie
garon los doctores Santoni, Aguerreye-
re, Vogel Torres, reconociendo que
era case perdido. Miss Ankron expire
pocos momentos despues.
Muchos profesores y profesoras Sc
trasladaron al hospital en- cuanto tuvie-
ron noticia de 10 ocurrido. Tambien
asistieron algunos alumnos personas
particulares
Ell cadaver fue trasladado aver & SUI
casa particular, calle de Ia Villa, y Sc
esta pendiente de un cable que Sc espera
de Estados Unidos, para proceder no
al embalsamamiento.
Entire los objetos recojidos del sue
10 en- ell sitio de la desgracia. figura un
porta-monedas conteniendo dos billetes
de 10 pesos, una pieza de 80 centayos,
II centavos en- fracciones y dos docu-
mentos. Tambien Sc encontro IN lave
ro una lave inglesa para coche.
Nosotros iamentamos esa desgracia,
al dolor que embargo hoy
q sus deudos
Hoy Sc expendio la carne 26
centavos ell kilo, concluyendose dicho
artfculo las once del dia, 10 que nunca
ocurre cuando sc vende precio mas
eleVado
~El Pitirre> ell xTinoneln son las
mas afamadas marcas d. cigarriilos cue
consume Ponce Y tOda la isla Tor su
aroma gusto. NO tienen rival. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
De Guyana

Nos escriben de esta poblaci6n ma
que Ia noticia que public6
~La Correspondenciao tocante 4 que en-
Guayama Sc sorprendi6 una jUgada 10
prohibido, es completamente falsa.
Lo que So sorprendi6 fu6 una parti-
ra de domino que jugaban tres senores
eu el cafe de don A, tonic Latorre, ell d1a
len que Sc estaban celebrando las fiestas
slel Patron San Antonio de Padua.
FL iuego que practicaban estos Sres
es un jucgo lfcito y de sociedad, un juego
ce famla
es de lamentar que, sin motyo de
.ningdn g6nero, fuesen molestadoS los
'cres senores de referencia mas de otros
tres que Sc distrafan en- mirar el juego.
Es precise que ell teniente Iturrondo
zen vez de molestar q aciudadanOs pacfficos,
se coupe Gle perseguir los muchos rObos
sque diarlamente ocurren en- aquella ciu-
dad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
I'm 1luevO partldO

Eramos pocOs y pario mi
. sbuela
Asf pudi6ramos exclamar aho-
IA, en- vista del nuevo nena que Sc
hos viene al mundO polfticO, sin
liAs nj cabeza, Y no Obstante con
bretensiOnes de chillar y patalear
en esta nueva BabilOnia que SO LA
;na Puerto Rico.
Y Sc corren diferentes versio-
hes.
Hay quien dice que es una
Carnada de los devotos de Mr..
Hunt, para Restar fuerzas q los par
tid0s militantes.
Sc sobra tambien quien mur-
nlura, que este gran partido es
Cbra de cierto elemento continen-
tal 4 fin de il preparandO los cocOs
por ii sns correligionariOs de ALA
empunan la presidencia.
VI, p0r liltimO, he dido AZ mas
a. uu maliciOsO decir que ell parti-
10 filad6lficO trata de zanzibar la
eamisS, Y que, asf como ahOra Sc
titula repubLicon0, titularase en- 10
sacesiv0 doH6cr0ta, pOr aQuellO de
hue cuando la chupa esta vieja es
bueno cambiarla pOr Otra, y sObre
EodO pOr ell pistO aquel de decir
Iue ellOs son la pr01Ongaca09 de los
partidOs militantes on la Metro
poll
PerO nOsOtrOs, que pOr diceres
b1cO mas b menOs, nunca hemOs
formalizado una opinion; sobr9 es-
b asuntO, al pasO de considerable
ridiculO, tampoco hemOs de insis-
tir, aunque desde luego, manifes-
tandO nuestra opinion, como STEM
pra 10 hemos hechO.
Ante todO, demas esta ell decir
hue, reaccionalmente, dentro de la
rerdadera politica, ese partidO de-
pl6cratu no cabe entire los puerto
gr7q1t6n0S.
FL fin primordial y ell resumen
loQico de todo partidO es el de las
pIecciones, pues por elias y solo por
HlIas se triunfa 8 Sc pierde, SO es 8
nO se es pOd0r.
Tn partido que no tenga de-
reuhO electoral, no es partidO.
Pues bi0n: ST nOsOtrOs los ma
iiv0e, pOr raZ0n de carecer de ciu-
hadania, estamOs privadOs de rea-
liar es0 derechO, Ell cuantO Sc re-
fere a los partidos militantes en-
L. Metr6poli, ia que formalizar una
agrupaci0n Gle es0 g6nerO, 81 tan
solo hemos de conseguir Ell nOmbre
nj aun de ella las venta.jas de su
puesto que a su triunfo no
n possible que contribuyamos, por
nuestra anulacion
Doiltica!
Y i por sport Quiere formali-
,arse esa idea 5cOnseguiremOs algO
ron tan inocente 8pOrtl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18

AhOra, pOr 10 que SO refiere q
las diversas interpretaciones que,
con respecto q la 9ntenci6n de este
nuevo partido Sc han propalado,
respectO q ese particular, repeti-
mos que tOdO clio es una mOc67ltn-
da.
Admitiendo que los secuaces
de Mr.. Hunt, pretendan con 81
oebilitar las fuerzas de los parti-
dos militantes, desde luego ase-
guramOs que las nuestras no las
debilitara por aquello de que mi
HtandO nOsOtrO9 Ell TN partldO Sc
rio y pOtente, como ell federal,
partidO que Ell cualQuier OcasiJn,
habiendo legalidad en- las urnas
. tiene que salir victoriOsO, no 10
hemos de sustituir pOr Otro nue.
vO, que, ST de mucha significacion
Ell la Metr0poli. aQuf no ha de re-
vestir ninguna, una vez que, aun-
que esa significaci0n tuviese, no
10 pOdr1amOs apOyar con nuestrOs
vOtos ell los cOmicios.
Por 10 que Sc refiere d La Sc
gunda suposici0n de que el nuevo
partidO den6c9at0 puertOrrlque1O,
es Obra de ciertO elementO conti-
mental, a fin de preparar las cOsas
por ST sus cOrreligiOnariOs de ALA
consiguen la Presidencia, respecto
a ESQ, la inOcentada es mas sega-
ia, pues 81 ell partido dena6crat0
continental triunfa, tendra que
desarrollar su Programa, y desa-
rrollando su Programa, de por
fuerza tiene que cumplir en- esta
isla 10 que ese PrOgrama le exija
Y solo entonces, cOncedi6ndOnOs
la ciudadan1a y con ella ell dere-
chO electoral de la Naci0n, pOdr1a
mos desviar nuestrO rumbO, con-
fdndiGndonos en- su marcha y en-
sus aspiraciones pOl1ticas.
7 tOcante d la teretra suposi-
cion de que 81 el tai partldo es
simplemente una nueva careta con
que Quieren tapar su faz los repu-
blicanOs, tOcante q ESQ, 10 consl-
derar1a muy factible, ST con La prl- ,
mera careta, con la republicana
hubiesen conseguidO 6nga1ar a.
pueblo americana. Pero atOrtu-
nadamente esa careta Sc le arran-
CO a tempo, y va nj cara tlenen
para pOnorse Otra.
Els decir, que la agrupacion
den6crat0 p0r ahOra no cabe en-
nuestro terrufo, y que ell dia que
quepa no ha de ser por capricho
estdpidO sinO por razon fund1da.
Esta criatura, pues, tiene que
morir, va que, como bien dlJe an
tes, vino al mundO de nuestra in
sula. sin pies nj cabeza.
PASAMONTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
P O N @ E
[ NOTIcIAs DIREcTAs) J

JUNO l6
La Federation Libre arrend6 la ia
nona de Ia sefiora Andreu, situada en- la
caile de la Villa, con ell objeto de expen-
der el pan q 2 centavos ell bolIo, para
el trust que han tornado
los dueros de tahonas vendiendo dicho
centavos.
I'll pGblico ha empezado & protestar
de ese abuse, y agunas pulperias Sc
megan detallar el pan mientras sosten-
Ran log del trust ese precio elevado.
III domingo 1ltimo COS imponen-
,es deposliaron en- Ell $Cr6dito Ahorro
Foncehos sl.340.70, y Sc expidieron %
iiDretas nuevas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
Uitimos cables
SERvIA

Predomina extraordinaria ansiedad
en- todo ell reino de Servia causa de la
posibilidad de que surjan sangrientas
colisiones entire los elementos civil Y
n1ilitar, que Sc odian muerte.
FRENTE AL MILIrARIsmo
Ell pueblo en- sus proclamas pide el
auxilio de la policla para hacer frente 4
los militares, de los cuales dicen que
gobernaran por Ell terror imponiendo sus
caprlchOs al mOnarca.
TBoPAs
La agitacion Sc acentua mas mas
cada momento. Creese que ocurran
escenas similares las registradas en-
Palacio.
SANGRIENTO COMBATE
Sc ha lbrado un terrible combate-
que duro tres d1as, entire n1cleos rebel,
des abisinios y ell ejercito BRITANNICA
Los rebeldes alentados por algunos der
viches, lucharon cuerpo 4 cuerpo contra
las fuerzas britanicas las que hicieron
replegar los puntos Ell que estaban de
guarnici6n, ocasionandoles numerosas
bajas.
$4,000 sOMALIs
Consid6rase muy alarmante ell esta-
nero de rebeldes en- ell campo SO consi-
ejercito ingl6s cree possible dominar ell
conficto, aunque sera necesario recurrir
medldas muy energicas.
Ell FANATICo Mac MuLLAH
Ultimas noticias de Alden expresan
que la rebellion adquiere extraordinario
desenvolyimiento en- ell pals. Ell fana-
tico Mac Mullah, seguido de los deryi-
ches de mas arraigo y al frente de un
formidable ej6rcito, avanza con rapidez
sobre las poblaciones en- que dominan
los ingleses, para atacarlos con un mo-
vimiento enyolvente, fin de impedirles
que emprendan Ia retirada.
SENSATION EN- LoNDREs
En- Londres ha producido sensation
profunda las noticias que Sc reciben de
Samalllandia, la gravedad de las cuales
SO comprueba por los despachos trasmi-
tidos por los funcionarios de Alden.
RENUNCIA DE UN MIN1sTRo
Ha presentado Ia dimisi0n ell pri-
mer Ministro de Hungria cuyo ejemplo
seguiran, segGn Sc teme, algunos MEM
bros de la Camara de Magnates.
LEON XIII GRAVE
Ell estado del Papa es mas grave
que nunca, tai punto que Sc teme Sc
riamente por su vida. Ell doctor Lap
poni ha celebrado va yarias consultas,
de las cuales Sc deduce que ell Sumo
Pontffice Sc halla sumido en- una gran
postraci6n, de la cual es muy dif1cil que
salga consecuencia del debil estado de
su ORGANISING, 10 que hace aumentar los
temores.
No HABRA INTERyENCI0N
fIa desaparecido todo tenor de que
intervengan las potencias en- ell asunto
de Servia. Ell nuevo Monarca sali6 la
caIle escoltado por un gran n1mero Gle
iefes militares.
Con Ell vIYOs
En la corte de Gervia sc ha recibido
IN mensaje del Gear de Russia, felicitan-
do al rey Pedro | por ell exito que ha OBJ
tenido en- su reciente proclamation.
TEMPORALES
Los continuados tempofales que
han azotadO en- tan breve tempo varios
Estados de la Union, causando enormes
perdidas materiales y personales, han
impresionado tristemente Ia poblacion
de NueVa York,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
NuestrO director

\ causa de halIarse hoy sumamente
5cupado nuestro querido companero y
amigo don Mariana Abril, no le ha sido
possible concurrir hoy { estas oticinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-18
Victor Hustle
(Suoesor de @. Tinaud)

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