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The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Damages for $4,000 have been
awarded the children OF Thomas T..
Dclahunt. ut Medina, Pa. against n
telephone company. Dclahunt was
awakened at night by the strange
noise made 10y the phone. put the re-
reiyer To his ear and fell dead. II was
found that live lighting wire had
fallen across the telephone circuit
II Is reported that the vessels of the
British naval squadron ON the Vic.
torlnn. y. c.. station have received or.
ders from the admiralty tu cancel their
quarterly practice i!rlng with the light
and heavy guns. reserve their ammu.
milton and hold themselves I'm rcadl.
ness FOR instant orders 90 sail FOR a
distant quarter, presumably Chinese
waters.
Vice ADMIRAL Maknron. commander
OF the Russian naval forces at Port
Arthur. has issued notification to the
effect that ul. warshlps and merchant
vessels entering the zone of operations
M night without lights and during the
dnv without flags will he considered
hostile unless they stop when blank
shot Is fired
Japanese merchant who has
reached Wci-Hni-Wei from Port Ar
thur I'm one ~ the many Chinese iunks
now driving q profitable trade supply
ing Pori Arthur with foodstuns. esti-
mates that the food supply o. sufficient
for one month. lie asserts that the
garrison does not exceed 10000.
Sir Ernest Satow. British minister
~ pettn has informed the residents
81 that nationality IN New Chwnng
that Great britain viii nor interfere
To keep n warship here and he advises
them To accept the situation as II IT,
The British residents regard Saiow's
letter "a inadequate 10 the situation
and severely criticise him.
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The jap Armies.

-AdVicCs received from Kobe, Japan.
say the Japanese government has 2GO,-
GOO troops In motion ana fully $4,000
more under arms, In garrisons and ~
tile depots. These numbers are cXclu-
siyc OF the third reserves, numbering
10000. which have not been called To
the colOrs.
The exact number OF troops which
have left Japan FOR their various dies
tinationS Is not known. bur the entire
FIRST army hats been landed. ami has
established Itself In northwestern
Korea. with its main bnsc az Gilman
pho. The Japlucs, general stan still
carefully guards the plan OF campaign.
bat % Is generally believed that ~ viii
operate three armies. each uomiua'ly
numbering 100000 men. the second
army landing west oi the Nalu river
ana the third army east 81 NcW-
Chwlng Tho landing OF the latter
TWO armies viii hc easily accomplished
for the light cruiser squadrous can
protect both movements
~ i thuu"ht shat the landing Of a
heavy Japanese force west of the
mouth OF the llu VIII force the Rus
slams 90 abandon tle fortihcItious
which they hayc been erecting north
OF the Na!u for the purpose 81 oppoS'
iug the crossing of the first army OF
Japan.
The advance cuard 81 the Japancs'
army in northwestern Korea hats 0ccu-
pied the town of Scng-Chcug tSun
Chm without opposition, Scug -Chcns
Is ou the pckiu road - miles west
OF CEoug Ia and about 10 miles south
of Win
When tho Japanese drove the Rus.
slams ont OF Ch0ng IN last week thc
Russiuun Withdrew .n two columns.
one going over the NOlk sun road
and the other over the PoEin roId. Tie
Japanese advance from Chong ia was
made very rapidly. The Russians did
Not rns.~t this advance. and now IL i.
not probable there will hc any further
opposition south OF the Nalu river.
Chorg Ju. because 81 iJs superior
natural surrounding Is the strongest
place between Piug-Nung and Win,
Pcsidcs these natural advantage
there q, uu Oil Korean fort there.
The Russian patrol, are withdraw
Ing gradually To the norihward toward
tie NIlu.
II is reported that the Be-" on tic
Nulu l. we'll broken up and ih Oh" tn'
turr the river must bc crossed either
In Junk, or over pontOOn bridges.
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nn,.Ia Mcm rrcpnrcd.

The Japanese will have 90 fight oIu~
OF two 90 one when tho great clash
comes M the Nalu river This state
mont was made hy Field Marshal
Namacuta. who. after the emperor De-
first Am command Of Che Japanese
forces. Field Marshal Namaguta was
the original organizer ot the Japanese
army Russian troops hu,c been COM
ing south for long time. said Mar
~hal Namasa'a. and 10 Is evident that
q roatilct must result. Two rivers
that empty into the Arctic sen run
near Lake B1ikal They are navig- BILE
iu summer and can bc used Tor tram
sporintiun. The RusSiuns in this way
need not rely entirely on the railroad.
Large supplies Of American Hour have
been going to Nlndivostok Tor years
and we must expect Co meet well
equipped and we'll nourished army OF
3jOOuO. I il difficult matter 10 ight
u nation with 3.OOoOVO soldiers. We
have 10 lay our plans very carefully.
Tho Russian plan seems 20 be 30 per
init the Japanese 90 have a number OF
small victories in northern Korea 80
as Co draw them uorthward toward
ITarhln These were the Russian tao
ties during the Turkish war. they per
United the Turks 10 win small Skin
mishcs which drew them forward un.
til the Russians We're mnsscd NJ
Plcyna. Several victories In northern
Korea will stimulate the Japanese
ambition So that they will adopt the
cry OF "on Co IIarhin." which is cN-
uctly the point TO which Gen. Kuropat-
kin seeks 10 lure them.
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Her IDEAL.

II never have married" quoth Phmls
tho wise
For few arc the men whose poslcssion's
prize.
II never have married" quoih Phnis
tho fair.
since ardor g. Acting and worth IL 80
rare.
should feel
T~sard ny uarcailzed hero. my mental
ideal"
md who u your idsal7" Then phnns
MY Ideal" she said. ia the man whom
propose.
--ccorelsnna Palmer. IN Harpor's Ba.
AR.
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: IrsnI Trnn.frr.

Tho first civil tribunal OF the Seine
JH' decided Tie ease OF the republic
oi Colombia against the Panama CNnal
Go. loo favor 90 thc defendants Tho
decision holds that tho complainant OF
Colombia IL not receivable and con.
1rmns the plaintiffs to pay the costs Of
Tie action. The decision has the ef-
lc"t N removing the legal obstacles o.
Tire way OF the transfer OF the canal
concession from the company 20 the
Emitted States.
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4 feet Of - United States warships.
the largest squadron ever gathered In
time 81 peace. II assembled In rcnsa.
cola hartor. Florida. The feet - en-.
ragcd az tnr-et practice. and the Ala
bnma has made n new world's record
Tor rapidlty and accuracy In firing all
classes OF her guns.
That two months extra pay an
nounccd for soldiers Of the Spanish.
American Philippine war does not np.
ply 10 all soldiers. but 20 United
States volunteers. which means men
who served In the Twentyslxth To the
Fortv.ninth regiments. Y. :. v. l.. and
The Eleventh u. =. v. cavalry.
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THE MinkErs.

Detroit Choice steers. q C0Ct IS:
Euuu Co choice butcher steers 600 to
ZOO lbs. 81 s'fft 200. light TO good
but .ir-r stcrr- aud hcifers zoo to 500
ibs. 81 2tma 90 miNcd butchers fat
cows. ylTs 5o' Gamers. 81 25T2. COM
mon bulls 81 t5Ia. good shippers
bulls. SaH3 90, common feeders &an
% go, good wCll-hrci feeders s. 500
DO. li-ht stockcrs. 81 15m3 %.
Ne1l calves Market opened innI5c
higher. closing very duh ana 90 Toe
lower than the opening Best GRADES,
ST tn't5 20, fair Co good. 81 a0W5 so.
Mich cows and Fpriugers steady;
quality poor. SIS frt5.
Sh'ep-SpTing lambs. 80 60 rIO. host
lambs 81 20, fair Co good lambs. $50
: so. light TO common lambs. gtNt so;
fair 20 good butcher sheep Stuf 90.
ruils ana common 81 5O03 60
iogs-Light 20 good butchers. 50 30
s. -. roughs. 81 1905. stays one
third on.
ChlcnEo-Good 90 prime steers. Sc %
coo So poor 60 medium. s. 5oHy 25;
cows. 81 75mi so hcifers' :2RG 80:
Gamers. 81 Tbff2 90. bulls. SgHt:
calves. s. 5015 so. Texas fed steers.
Hogs Mixed and butchers. 81 i6p
e 30. good 20 choice heavy. 50 goo
3 80 rough heavy. S5m5 20. ipht.
81 ao@5 20. bulk Of sales az 50 100
sheep-Good 60 choice wethers.
- % 'f5 20; fair 90 choice mixed.
81 16M4 60. western sheep. 81 COO
20. native lambs. 81 5oas
East imnaio-Best export steers s.
Us So. best. 900 TO .30O-lb shipping
steers. 50 fOTf 65: good 1860 To- loo
butcher steers. So 9Offt 30. 800 20 900
hutrher steers 81 G0m4. hest fat cows.
50 s0f3 IS. fair To good lat cows
- tsm3; common cows. t2a2 %: trim
medium heifcrs 80 b0m3 IS: light fat
heifers 81 26m3 SO. common stock
hcifers. SOS IS; best feeding steers
dskorued 81 1904: best yoariing
gteers 81 5Om3 IS: common stockors.
Ndma IS. export bulls So 75G4: bolog-
ma bulls. S3m3 es. Good To extra milch
common. SiGm.2. Calves-Best. Sc rs ne
g. fair 60 good. 81 H6 90.
liogs-Medium and heavy. s. 751
aN6; mixed. 81 60 rb 20: workers. 81 so
rb sO pigs. So 40q5 So roughs. 50 90
Sheop-Best western and native
lambs. So 2Om6 %; fair 20 good. sea
70, culis common. s5G5 So: heavy
lambs. 81 Sb0rs; mixed sheep. s. as rs:
f3fff. owes. 81 S5ff6: wothers 81 rs
COS 90: ye1rllnWs g. fOff5 60: very lii
tie demand FOR clipped stock
Grain, Etc.
Detroit. -Whcat-Cash. no. 2 red.
81 %. May. 5000 bu at 81 O2f., clos
1000 hu at aia. 1000 bu az ai q.
white. 81 03.
corn-cash 40 3. sc: No. 3 yellow.
cars ~ &c, sample J car at 4Ssc.
OHts-.Cash No white. I car al asc:
sample. Z car nt SO.
Rye Cash No. 2, Csc.
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I,ussians Withdrew

The advance guard 81 the Japanese
army In northwestern Korea occupied
the town Of Seng-ChcnR Saturday AZ
ternoon without opposition. Scng.C heng
i on the Pcldn road eighteen miles west
Of Chengju and about forty miles south
of Win
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BiddleCOmb'S
Art Studio ! IS
MeIseI Block. PORT HURON

Having had years OF srperisncs In
NE Photographic art. We are prepared
W do your work right aud at reason.
tOle prices. Ask Any OF our patrons
what kind OF work We turn out; asa
EN- N we don't save them money.
They can tell as much AZ We can.
rhe've tried ~ aud are orr permanent
ustomers. You'd 20 too u yOuu ASA
On,
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Lad, MInto nndIy Hnrt.

Lady Mimic. wife OF the governor
general of Canada. fell at Bldeuu rink
40 OttoWa. ont. ana broke one OF her
legs in TWO places.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

cures made by Or.
kllmer's swamp Root.
the great kidney liver
ana bladder remedy.
ltisths great mcdi-
caltriumph ofihe nine
tcenih century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific res-arsh ~
Or. Ki'urr the emf
ns1t sidney and bad
dor .....f.-s .
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ID APlD
X RAILWAY j..
L y SYSTEM
THE GREAT PANORAMIC ROUTE
-. BETWEEN -.
Port Huron and Detroit
LOW RATES PARLoR CARS
FREQUENT SERVICE

W'uTa TIII on N|U IIIUV
Cars leave Port Huron iWtitIng TOlml foI ~.
clair Marine City, Nj Clemens Detroit and ~
Intermediate ~ ats at 30 q. u., 30 a, W,, 90
n. tu.. ana ~ alternate throughout Tie dtN, ears
IaaVIuuat 30 minutes alter the odd hours run
ming VIA New Short iiur. aud cars leaving go 7
minutes alter the even hours running over the
old route via Alguuac Pearl Reach etc Last
ear fof Detroit raves Port Huron 80 500 y. m.
Thirty minutes time saved between De-
troll and Port Huron over New short
Limo VIA Marine CITY and Anchorville
Direct connections are rroru Ir Port liu.
ron with Pere Marquette trains 90 and
from the north. Bad Axe. and All way
stations. Also stations ON tHo Port liu-
ron Saginaw ana BAY City Division.
Fare Port Huron % Detroit. one way,
nc You can buy round trip ticket Of
saiting room in Port Huron - Detroit
and return for I.l0.
For folders time tables. etc. address Geo. W.
Parker a.. r. 4 =. A.. o. Woodward Avenue. be-
truit, Mich. HARRY BUl.LEN. Gent Supt,
Port Huron. Mich
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

aca-eTfally slccesziul in promptly ewing
anne back kidney. bidder u-- acid t-ou.
3 e. and rrighi's Ciaca.-. which tgc wcrat
FORM ci kidney trouble.
o.. KlHr. Swampakoof &C. r-' rec
enm -alet Or yer....uE b-, Hy51 have bid
1ey. Avrr gr l.1s .r u5.-.,i. ui.i &c found
.l-. ...- rru.- yyl- a-si. Uh. loc1 I..te1
.G 20 uarY asy. .a H.a-i'a. work. Boz rf.ylts
practise. ..---g t.1 Be- -Ie--f.s .r5r b. r1r-
chase relief and has rr.t.l Sd -l-es--ia loo
ever case ..at o. --c-.-. as..t .r..i has
been made oy which ... t,aa-Ja .f tr.-r .1-s
va5 have no: already Urea .l nay nave a
sample bottle s-sl Tree ~ ua.. also book
telling more about Swaur-t5.' .al t.~ 20
find cat tycgtsys E.lreY e bat-.rt-5ub'e.
When writing meu,ln rca1.rg 'a -esssous
offer On this pa~er and r
send your address 10 ----s,5E--...' y -,
Cr. Kilmer g. Co.. Sing Ei ..ri
ham,on. ~. Y. The 'asieei. .. -, y cd
regular fifty cent and Homo q swamp Root
collar sizes Al, sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake. but remember tho
name. swamp Root, pr kmor's SCAMP Root.
and the address, Bingaainpton. y. Y. on every
bottle.
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Grant Holden.

cut this outi Suits cut 10 on
every bottle. A printed guar
Gntsi with oyery bottle Ia
proof % iis merits and has
mado Pine hoo; Cough syrup
famous. 10 cures nabys OF
Grundpa's Cough. bronchial
Trouble. Obstinate. Consumpt
I've .tfoup.Astsmatic Whoop.
loo. Ia GnpIo. Catarrhal
Coughs. Etc Thousands -.
t.fy ~ - healing power. 1906
ties asc ana soc sold ever
DIN NIT ifnisv CITY. fiich
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK !?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 10 know Of the wonderful
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Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. Ninety-nine Of every
one hundred people who have heart iroubis
can remember when IL was simple lndiges-
ton. II Is scientific fact that all eases OF
heart disease. not organic. are not only
traceable to- but arc the direct result Of lndi-
Zes,ion. All food tai en- into the stomach
which falls Of perfect digestion ferments and
svells the stomach. putting u up against the
heart. This interfere5 with the action OF
che heart. and In the course OF time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D. Ksubie, Of Nevada. O.. says. had stomach
trouble and vas IN bad state IS had heart trouels
sih u. I took Kodol Dyspepas Cure fer shout four
uoonshs and u cured me.
Kodol Disests What You Eat
and relieves tho stomach Of all nervous
strain and the heart Of AL pressure.
Bottles only. si.oo Sire holding 81 tines the trial
ARE. which ssls for soc.
Prepared bY q. o. oswiTT q CO., CHICAGO
Grant Holden.
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Hunters Killed three wildcats.
lynx and wolf during March In Bnruga
county
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
CANCER !: ;i '.;'' g: :.I.. l!: .
al c.
4 feet 81 - United States warshlps.

Fsss.,. I Home ne s s isis sc: : "a . ', r. "a
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offer On this pa-er and
send your address toI
Dr. Kilmer g. Co. Sing
ham,on. ~. Y. The
regular fifty cent and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN

xCatalina>, debe haber salido dc
Barcelona el 10 del corriente.
SCharles A. Glibery1. .-Ha debido
salir de'New York el Is pasado.
<Saturnina>, sali6 el % de Liver
pool para esta.
Barca americana SBoylston,2 , sa-
lilo de New-York el Is del corriente.
<Lassell>, el 27 del corriente saldra
para New Y ork.
<Philadelphia> llegara de CURACAO
hoy y saldra para NewaYork.
Caracas sali6 ell 25de New-York
y estara aquf manana.
<Niceto,~ saldr4 de Liverpool ell
% del entrante Julio con destino di-
recto este puerto.
SCoamoo del puerto de New York
llegara al nuestro mahana.
<Pfo IX> saldra de Barcelona ell
liza del proximo Julio con destino |
este puerto y ell de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29

yer y para que de esta manera
nj convencerse de cuan doloroso
era para ella ell estar sin ell y sa-
biende 10 caro- que le costaba "a
ausencia, Sc amoldase facilmen-
te & SOS deseos. Pasados estos
dos meses, en- lugar de instalarse
cerca de Mendoza 6 de Lenobal
tomaria una habitrcion cerca de
Judal en- donde podrfa estar
tranquilsmente al abrigo de toda
pesquiss.
Durante aIgunos .dias habia
estado vsgando por los bosques
de Mendoza. seQuro de que tar
de 6 temprano, Maria Luisa acu-
diria nj mismo lugar en- donde
passron horas de dichs, hablan-
do de sn amor. y efectivamente
no sc equivoco: atrsida squella
por sus dulces recrerdos, una
msfYana Sc encamin6 casi incoDs-
cientemente ii sitio do sus en-
suefIos de enamorada v una veg
alli, al levantar sus ojos fatiga-
dos dc tanto llorar, 90 presenso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
CAPITULO xiv
OTRA yEz 81 CAPTAIN

Ell captain Arim6n no Sc
reaignaba facilmente & abando-
mar ell mas rico tesoro que lamas
la suerte habfa puesto & 81 al
canse, orgulloso como estaba de
su conquista, teDiendo In segu-
ridad de que ell caballero no sos
tendria por mucho tempo So pa
labra, pues unasvez caeados. con
su consentimiento 8 sin el, y al
YER que ya no tenisfmas remedio
que acatar los hechos. les que
rrfa perdonar, en- cuyo caso no
tendria mas que llevar & In prac
tica .sus fsmosos proyectos de
viajes y disfrutar de In vida con
ell precio de 81 botin tan audsz-
mente gsnado. Trszando sus
egoistas planes con la frialdsd
prnpia del mas sstuto y mas vii
de los eoDspirsdores, resolvi6
que, G fin de aiejar toda scspe-
chs, permsDsceria al menos dos
meses alejsdo del castillo con ell
proposito de despertsr en- Maria
Luisa los deseos dc volverlo &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
ST de gozo; iLo YES, Irene2 Isl
parecn Ia roiauna dn antesi

ST de gozo; / Lo yes. Irene2 Isl
parece IL misma de antesl
Irene, que estaba@de Rcuer"
do con ell caballero, no Sc cansa-
ba de admirar In lozania y ell con-
tento de su hermana, promotion
dose que no volveria a caer en-
sus tristezas, gracias & que ella
no c6saria de animarla & todas
horas. Cusndo acsbaron de CO.
mer aqu6l dijo & Maria Luisa
que cantase y esta sc dispuso &
complscerlo sentandose 81 piano:
desde las primeras notss una
s6bita emoci6n tii6 de carmin
sus mejillss, al qensar que esta-
ba engrfiando q su padre y ga
hermAna, que tanto 10 querian
y Sc desveIaban por ella; que
para ser feliz era precise aban-
don&rles & todos, deiandolos su-
midos en- Ia desesperaci6n, v que
de conocer In verdad. In sonrisa
de su padre Sc trocaria en- smar-
go llanto. PensAbs que por la
primera vez de su vida tenia un
secreto que guardian. mas sim
tiendo en- sus labios ,el calor de
los besos apasionados de su Gui-
llermo. sc le antej6 que era IN
vergouZoso secreto,
EstAs ideas y otras muchas
Sc sQolparon & 81 mente en- una
oleada de tristeza Y su vibrante
voz empez6 & apagarse; 81 cara
tom6 ell color pGlido de Il muer-
te, una sombra cubri6 sus ojoa
y cessndo de tccsr Sc levant6
extendiendo los brszos con un
grito penctrsnte, desplomando-
sc al suelo como herida por IN
rsyo.
Los smRntes brSzos de 50
padre. de su hermana y de Am
paro acudieron 6 levantarls. y
mientras permanecia inmovil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
8B
r----------------a.-----s
ne al hop
& ells, at
aIUrInO o.
LA NINA M1MA1oA

ell abismabre que. sentado junto
que subEafa Sin remordimiento
MIA avasquella alma pura hacia
tanta qfol Ell hechizo de amor
del debfugaba & Maria Luisa te-
10 PEI e1aIladora fuerza, pero no
abandFe llegase & apsgar In voz
Seer, por 10 que no sccedio
trarse ,tici6n del capitan, de que
te, pe9nase Ia casa de su padre.
que fal dieron cita para encon-
hulda JalIf mismo 81 dfa siguien-
Arlmfo & Ia hora del crep6sculo,
besos icilitaria en- todo cAso Ia
de aqI Y al desdedirse ell captain
hombbn cubri6 de apssionados
nado lsl puro 6 inocente rostro
este .eel angel. ante ell que otro
llosos; D menos vii hubiera incli
Luisa . frente. Los efectos de
corretetcuentro fueron maravi-
ell cora Al volver & So casa Maria
sar qudndaba Hger& y contents,
cerca ando por los jsrdines con
q yer; zon lleno de j6bilo al pen
la cara su adorable estsb& tan
los lsbfe ella y podrian volverse
tsrareaY al llegar a Is puerta COD
qniens y rebosando felicidsd y en-
Ia verd los una sonriss, Sc puso &
buy6 81 una cancion ante Irene.
saluda nuy leios de sospechar
paseo q Id de 10 ocurrido, atri-
FL In inaudito csmbio & los
de IL oil 5les efectos de IN largo
cabia e{ {ntre los pinos.
70, mast csb2llero, al enterarse
Greer e4egria de Maria Luisa no
tsba octh 81 de gozo. Epero Ampa-
Plicarsei malicioss, no pudiendo
relaciona lA reslidRd de lo..que es-
II Evriendo, trataba de ex-
cIsmaba sd contento de aquella,
dolo con sus amores
amos salvados ex'
vkl. no .cabiendo er
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29

PEI viejo de peri6dico Sc ven-
Sta Imprenta q DOS PESOS Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
MOVIMIENTO OBRERO
EN- MAYAGUEZ
CeIebran meeting y tOnan
inpOrtantes acuerdOs
-xo3-
FL faIIeCimiento del senor
Frontera ha sidO muy
sentido en- aqueIIa
Ciudad
(De maestro Corresp0nsal.) J

MAYAGUEZ, JUNO. 28.-Ano
che celebr6 Ia eFederaci6n Libreo il
anunciada Asamblea El local d,
esta institution estaba l1eno a1n er
las afueras hab1a mucha gente. Hay
gran entusiasmo entire las clases ira
bajadoras por Ia <Federaci6n0 debidc
al triunfo que obtuvo la xUni6n de
Braceros2.
Hicieron uso de la pa1abra, pro-
nunciando patrioticos discursos, los
infatigables luchadores por los idea
les obreros Julio Aybar, JESUS Ma
Balzac, Angel M. Bellbe, Juan de
Mata V6lez, Abraham Pena, Juan
Bautista Rivera otros defensores
incorruptibles del ideal.
Entire otros acuerdos tomaron los
siguientes:
Nombrar un solo representante
para recibir al nuevo gobernador, Y
este sera don Julio Aybar. Oar en- el
dfa de hoy meetings de protesta desde
la una de la tarde en- todos los barrios
de 10 ciudad y hacer una manifesto
ci6n que partira de la Marina Septen-
trional, recorriendo las principales
GALES de Ia ciudad, contra ell monopo-
lilo del pan. Solicitar de la Corpora
ci6n municipal, seg1n acuerdos toma-
dos Ell 10 de Mayo, Sc imponga la con-
tribuci6n de 10 dollars anuales & todas
las puertas que dan la calle que sc
derrumben. las casaS en- NAL estadO
Fu6 nombrada una comisi6n para ha-
Ger una campafIa energica en- contra
del municipio, case de que no acepte |
estas prooosiciones. A las diez me-
dia termin6 la Asamblea, cerrando ell
acto don Julio Aybar.
..-TEdnr-ra n6che del Domingo pa9d
ST. tribute la naturaleza, ell rico CO.
merciante don Antonio Frontera, pro-
pietario de las confterfas ~La Bolsa1
~La Feria.2 El sepelio Sc verified en-
la tarde de aver, siendo muy concurri-
do, pues ell Sr. Frontera era protector
de las clases pobres. Su muerte ha
sido generalmente sentida. La Colo
MIA Espanola esta de pesame por ha-
Der perdido uno de sus miembros mas
importantes. Enviamos el testimonio
de nuestra condolencia q su atribulada
esposa.
Anoche no pudo celebrar session
10 Corporation Municipal, por haber
ssistido solamente tres ediles el Sc
cretario. Como anda ESQ.,.
-Desde el sabado, Sc encuentra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
II FL Figaro y

Selecto de lectura con magnffcos
grabados hemos ibidoSELF LFfgaro2 de
la Habana, correspondence q .Junio.
Trae artfculos de Fray Candil,
Enrique jose Varona, Manuel SEGA
des, Santi-Bafer, Ramiro H. Portella
y otros.
Entire los retratos conocidos figu-
ran unas caricaturas de la ap1audida
tiple Pillar Chaves, cuyos meritos pu-
do apreciar Ell ptblico de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
GRAN HOteIfeStdurdnt "NGLA1ERRA'
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 12.--Cruz 2y Fortaleza 2l

Conuido Hotel Capacidad para 200 pa
Situacon la0mas centrica Vista la bahia las ca
Ell fresco ventado de la
Capital nejor las Antia Tene deparamenos
d 10 de Agoo ademas
plan antique comidas stema americana gusto del
Interpreters
gual de denas hoee Sc hacen abono
para las comdas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
American Railroad Company Of Porto RICO
Aviso al pGblico

Dede JUNO American Railroad company recbra
San Juan Pom
ce vicversa.
del automob1
Camuy Aguadila
Ell maxio cuaquier paquete debera Pasar de so
kiohramos
Las decaracones Exprdicon, dberan hacece en- la oa
corriente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-29
GRAN SASTRERIA
DE MIGUEL SAVING
GANGA INCREIBLE

Aviso mis- numerosos clientes,
que desde este mes sera cobrado en- es-
ia casa uaa dollars por cada c1at4o tra-
.jes que manden a planchar.
Tambien aviso al p1blico en- gene
raj que por los dltimos vapores he re-
cibido un complete surtido de casimi-
res francescs.