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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
GUNBOAT BANCROFT SAILS.
Leaves San Juan for Monte Cristi and
Puerto Plata.

Washington, Aug. S.-Thc navy de-
partment has received cablcgram
from San Juan, announcing the sailing
from there. today, of the gunboat Ban
croft for Monte Cristi and Puerto
Plata. This movement is in accord
ance with the request of Minister Davi-
son cabled from San Domingo a few
days ago. that it would be we'll to hav,
a warship at Monte Cristi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
TOBACCO FIELDS RUINED
In Westfield and Southwick, Mass, BY
Terrific HaiIstorm.

Springfield, Mass. Aug. s.-Reports
from Westfield and Southwick indicate
that a loss of 100000 to 10000 was in
flicted on tobacco growers in those
towns by heavy hailstorm, early to-
day. Many fields are totally ruined and
will have to be ploughed under.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
MISS JUANiTA lAILANDE
Will Christen the sattleship Louisiana,
Aug. ~, at Newport News.

Washington, Aug. S.-The navy de-
partment has been informed that the
governor of Louisiana has selected Miss
Juanita Lallande of New Orleans. to
christen the battleship Louisiana,
which will be launched at Newport
News, Va, Aug. q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
Windsor Grange.

Windsor Grange met Friday evening.
August 5, after four weeks vacation.
About sixty were present and enjoyed
a good program and refreshments of
ice cream and cake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
BIG FOREST FIRES
Raging in States Of Washington and
Southern Oregon.

Portland. Ore. Aug. s.-Three hun
dred men have been fighting a forest
fire near Oak Point for two days and
the fire is not under control. All Wash
ington and southern Oregon is suffer-
ing from forest fires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09

Boston. Aug. s.-Miss Gilroy was
well-knOwn In this city. She played
sometime at the Bowdoin Square Thea
ter as a member Of the stock company
and at the Boston Theater for several
months she was one of the principals
in The Babes in the Wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
$780, 900 Fire in Ohio.

Xenia, Ohio, Aug. Sire, today, de-
stroyed the main building of the Colonial
Distillery and the large dry houses at
Trebains. near here, entailing a loss es-
timated at S24OO 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09

Steamboat excursion to all visiting del
cgatons to view battleships in the harbor
and for a sail along the South shore.
Trip to Plymouth at reduced rates
Train leaving Boston at S.i3 a. NJ, or
by steamer at ~ A. NJ.
Note-Sidc trips during the week to
Plymouth and other points Of interest,
and free access to Bunker Hill Monument
old North church. Kings chapel, Old
South church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-09
SOLD BY

SOIO BY
Locke & Hswstt,
+. L. Weber,
Geo. d. Haskell,
nsrrill Bros,
Geo. w. WadIsigh,
A. M. Brown,
Robert WEIGH,
F. N. Noyss,'
J. e. Cunningham,
Farmers Supply c..
Chamberlain & Ladd.
oARDINea|
Charles II. Clary,
HALLOWEEN
Sackson. TowIe,
WINThRop|
FoIsome & Masterman
READFIELD cORNEp|
A. n. Bowman & Co.
MANCHESTER
e. L. Cove,
Geo. A. Kennison,
Marcou & Perry,
Morrill, & Craig,
WATHRvlLIa
A. <. Mason,
Allan 4 Pollard,
WINSL0W.
w. e. Ridsout,
BOWD0INhAG
0. s. Sherburne & Ca.
RICHMOND
Fred p. Emmons,
BATH
fuLLER-H0LwkY co, DiafIau
AND ALL LEADING GROCrps
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13
Low CoIonist Rates.

The Southern Pacific announces thu
from March LIST to April Both, inclu-
slVe, there will be on sale daily low
colonist one way tickets from all
points in Louisiana and Texas to
points in California, affording an op-
portunity for men of limited means to
travel to the Pacific coast at very
small cost These periodical low rates
have proven very popular and it is
quite likely that many will take ad-
vantage OF them during the period in
dictated. The Southern Pacific oper-
ates free reclining chair cars and Pull
man tourist sleepers all the wav
through, which, with the use of cinder-
less, oll-burning locomotives, make
travel far more comfortable than ever
before. Those desiring inform alton
can obtain same by applying to near
est agent or writing T. J. Anderson,
o. T. A, at Houston, orig. f. Bat
turs, "A. G. P, New Orleans.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13
Queen & Crescent Route.

The short line and through Pullman
Palace cars between New Orleans and
New York, via Chattanooga lookout
Mountain} Bristol, Roanoke, Lynch
burg, ashington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia; also through sleepers
between New Orleans, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis.
Double Daily Service Dining cars
on all through trains. For informa-
ton regarding Worlds Fair trip APP
ply to my agent, or G. F. Woods, r.
p. A., San Antonio, Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13
At the Adventist Church.

AT the Adventist Church.
Last Sunday night at the Advent.
ist school house Pastor Horton spoke
on the subject 1.-TWO Covenants, Z
J having in view the answering of some
objections entertained by some Christ
ians against keeping the Sabbath OF
the Decalogue, viz: the seventh day
He said in substance: u.
Many good people today are telling
us when the Sabbath truth is present
ed that the law OF Ten Commandments
since Christ's death that law has not
been operative. These point to the
two covenants as an evidence to
their contention, endeayoring to main
| tain that the first covenant was but
another term to denote the law of Ten
amendments, and as such was
| abolished. Scriptures are quoted,
one portion of which is to be found in
Hebrew 81, etc. If, when Scripture
is quoted, all of the Scripture per-
tanning to the particular subject was
quoted, it would save our friends
from falling into grevious, ecclesiast-
ical error. For in reading all of
irst as we'll as the second covenant
we find it was the failure of the peo-
pie of God to keep their promise
which made the first covenant faulty.
and not the thing concerning which
the first covenant was made, viz. j
the Ten Comm andment law. Further.
thing concerning which the first cove
nant is made is the Ten Command
ment law. If not, why not? and what
law is the basis of the new covenant
as promised in Jer. 31:33; Heb. $40:
2 Cor. as? This is an important in
quiry, needing a. little more than q !
mere juggling with terms and words.
Now, to what purpose does the law
serve? 1t points out sin, John Sd
Rom II; James 2:10-11. 1t was and
is the pedagogue to bring us to |
Christ, Gal. 3:19-29: Rom. s:3-4.
To what purpose does the gospel |
serve? 1t is to save US from sin, not
from the law: Rom. 1:16-17; Matt.
LII. The supreme object of anti
somianism is not to give license to
break the command which says ''Thou
shalt not KILL but to- excuse the fail
ure of being in harmony with the
fourth comm andment, which calls for
the keeping of the seventh day, the
day God blessed and made for man:
Gen. 2:2-3: Marx 2:27. The seventh
day is not the Sabbath because it is +
the seventh Gay of the week, but be-
cause God made of the seventh day of
the week the Sabbath. and that is
the, reason He gives in behalf of our
observing it. Exodus 20:1O-1I.
The speaker then quoted many
Scriptures showing the interchangeable
character of Gods law, that Christ
did not come to abolish a iot or
little OF the same; was Himself a Sab
bath keeper as were also his apostles.
He also referred to the literature of
1he different denominations, ADMITTING
The following points: Neither Christ
aor the apostles changed or author
zed any change of the Ten Com
nandment law, no bible warrant for
The observance of Sunday, centuries
If the christian era passed before
Sunday was observed as the Sabbath.
he ecclesiastical law for tile observance
If Sunday was the product of the
Somant Catholic church, which claim
d the right to change divine precepts,
*x*
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13
Notice.,

Notice is hereby. given to the public
that the firm of a. E. Bell g. Co.
domiciled at Welsh, Louisiana, and
composed of A. e. Bell and H. j..
Saunders, is hereby dissolved. Ell. J.
Saunders retiring from the firm and
severing. all connections with the
same, and the business to be continu
ed by A. E. Bell, who assumes all OBJ
legations of same and will collect all
debts due said firm.
Welsh, Louisiana, April 10Th, 1904.
A. e. BELL,
II. j. SAUNDERS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13
Taken I'm.

I have now in my possession a
small bay mare pony, taken up 0
small white dot in forehead. The
owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
4-S j. S. DEWoLF, Welsh, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13
Local and Personal.

Infant shoes in all colors at Daniels
Honest labor has a lovely face.
Teachers report cards at the Jour
nal Office.
Conquer yourself that is grea
victory.
After the hail your house will neec
painting. Pelican Paint at Cooper's
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Taylor spent
Sunday in Lafayette.
After the hail your house will need
painting. Pelican Paint at Cooper's
Mrs. E. Sch arff and little SON wen,
to Jennings Wednesday,
W. E. Byerly can do your spring
paper hanging at low prices.
chas. P. Martin transacted bust
ness in Crowley Tuesday.
Hardware, tinware, glassware
qneensware and groceries.
PRENTICE & PRENTICE.
FIR. Francis Cools was in Lake
Charles Saturday afternoon.
DR.. A. LaTour, returned Tuesday
evening from trip to Kaplan.
Fl business is worth having it is
certainly worth going after.
Grade and report cards for sale at
the Journal Office.
Strew gladness on the paths of men:
you will not pass this way again.
Rubber and Candy betting of all
sizes at the Welsh Carriage and Imp.
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Daniels
spent Sunday afternoon in Jennings.
All kinds of machine and lubrica-
ting oils at the Welsh Carriage and
Imp Co.
Mrs. NJ. L. Prentice visited her par
ents in Lake Charles Tuesday even
ing.
See Weber & vanNess before con-
tracing for an irrigating or artesian
we'll.
Miss Ollie Daughenbaugh visited
her friends in Jennings Sunday after
noon.
Ring up Prentice & Prentice for
ANYTHING you want in either staple or
fancy groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamble, of Jen-
nings, visited kindred here from Sat
urday until Monday.
Complete stock of white and fancy
spring dress Lawns and Organdies at
Martin Bros
Walter Heath of Crowley, has pur-
chased the Lake Arthur Hotel. and
will conduct it this summer.
All kinds of machine and lubrica-
ting oils al the Welsh Carriage and
Implement Co.
A. B. Welsh. of Houston, cameover
Tuesday noon to look after his farm
ing interests north of town.
Baseballs, bats. gloves, mitts,
masks and all kinds of supplies at the
Journal Stationery Store.
US. Gerson was in New Orleans
from Saturday until Tuesday replen-
ishing his stock of goods.
Rubber and Candy betting of all
sizes at the Welsh Carriage and I'm
plement Co.
Misses Minnie Purnell and Clara
Scott, of Jennings, were here short
time Sunday visiting friends.
VIM. e Ramsey and VIM. Pen
noyer, of Lake Charles, were Welsh
business visitors Tuesday. Il
Martin Bros. are displaying the
finest line of Ladies' Spring Trimmed
Hats eyer seen in Welsh.
Wonder if that new parish will be in
jennings, or merely Jennings in the
new parish?-Lake Charles News. !
By paying one year in advance to I
the JOURNAL, you can secure the
Week edition of the St. Louis
Republic for25c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13

IIrrors, II any, should be reported
within "A hours, accompanied by orig
mai list. Unless list ACCOMPANIES
bundle ours must be accepted as cor
rect. No goods held over 60 days.
Terms cash. Positively no credit.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22

JOS de mas inter@s que han de. ocupar
ia atenci6n de Ia C&mara.
No es necesario decir Cuales asuntos
ser6n los que deben servir de base al
trabsjo legislative.
Entire otrOs. el problema econ6mico
fue reconocid0 como preferente. In
ley de presupuestos y So fOrma de-
estudio para que, antes de acuerdos de
ID AsRmblea, puedRn ser conOCidos
en- todo el pals. Otra iniciatiVa que
puede revestir mucho inter6s pr6ctico.
fu6 acOrdada: asl como existe una di-
vision territorial de Ia isla y otrR judi
cial y otEa electoral. deb9 existir otra
S0nlt0ri0. L9 hygiene publica ests
mejor defendidR en- les poblaciones
impoTtRntes de la isla, pero en- las pc
quefiss apenas se dispOne de recursos
para la limpiezs de las GALES. rs me-
cesario. pues. que el esfuerzO sumadO
de los pueblos de reCurs0s. elCance &
pueblos que carecen de mediOs para
atender & su propia hygiene.
La iDiusticia de los municipios con-
s0GdGdOs. debe ser reparada. Festitu-
yendO & pueblOs que tepgan vida pro-
spia. su independents municipal.
OtrOs asuntOs fueron discutidos,
acord6ndose que la comisi6n propues-
ia los tuViera en- cuenta.
Cuanto & Ia question polftica, fu6
unknime opinion que fuera planteada
oportunamente tel como Sc deriva de
Ia Declaraci6n de Principles de la
Union, 8 sea reCOnociendo como fin
conaIp la instauraci6n en- Ia isla del
gOb&eTnO pTOpSO.
Acord6se que toda clase de reformss
de Car6cter auton6mlco del regimen de
gobierno VICENTE en- la isla. debe cons
tituir labor dc la Union de Puerto
Rico. estableci@ndose como formula de
procedimientO el siguiente criterio:
Tef0gmGS de cGr6cteT Gatt0n6naGc0 del
regimen de Ieyes vigeate en- Puerto
Rico QoSe sean ge8t5OnGCIGs por Ia 0ggtt-
pGci6a$etnaOaa5stG q suS representGcio
mes eyt1os centres de zegislGci6n q go
bSerqt0, debess scr c01ssSder0d0s como pa.
sos G1fTnaGtiV0s de Ia Union de PWertC
Rico en- dSrecc56n de sW faalidGd ew
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22
La Junta Central de
Union reuni6Se anO-
che.
TOmSTORS0 variOS aGuGrdOS que
d6b0n scr EGGOmGndadOS a
Ia Junta que SO I0uRiTa on
pIenO sI z do DiGi0mbTe.
Criterio estabIecido para la gestion
de reformas en- eD regimen vi
g@nte.
La Junta Central de Ia Union de
- u. anlnlraA nnnnlnn nnaikn

La .Junta Central de la Union de
Puerto Rico celebr6 Rnoche session.
Adem6s delos miembros de lR unta,
concurrieron muchOs compatriotas de
San Juan y de la isla que 0portaro0
aus luces al cambio de ideas.
Entire estos 6ltim0s estaban log se-
Hores Valdivieso y C6spedes, de Pom
Ce. Y Pav6n, de San German. De los
rniembros de Ia Central residences en-
la isis, COncurri6 el doctor Pasarell y
Rius, de YaucO.
El presidente de Ia Central hizo IN
indice de asuntos y un bOsquejo de 10
situaci6n politica del pals despu6s de
Aas elecciones. !,
EI trabajo de la legislature fu6 el
ternR principal. On programa de la
CampafIa legislative de 1904 & 1905 fue
eetudisdo en- sus lineas generates. CO.
mo trnbaio preparatOrio que ha de ser
aometido 81 2 de Diciembre 4 10 consi-
dernci6n de Ia Junta en- plenO, que en-
dicho dia Celebrar& una reunion 10
cual asistirSn los miembrOs de Las j I'M
cas- de distrito y los delegados eleCtos q
la CamAra. -
Fu6 acuerdo designar una Oomisi6n
oue reduiese q terminus conCretOs con
4 mayor sobriedAd possible los traba-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22
PROCL.AMA.

El Presidente de los Estados u nidOs
de aCuerdO con las COstumbres Va eSta.
blecidas. ha IanzRdo una prOcIamR de-
dicandO IN die de fiesta y de dAr gra-
cias. pOr TODD 81 pueblo de los Estados
UnidOs.
En- este afIo no hemos sufrido hurR-
canes 8 tormentas destructoras, les llu-,
Was han sidO abuDdantGH aunque Il
industria del cafe no estk en- buenas
condolences. el estado general de la
agriculture d& RlgunR esperanto.
Adem&s, ID moderation con que 81
pueblo de esta isla ha eiercido los dere-
chos de an gobiernO popular. justificR
las esperanz9s y fundnmentos que sc
ha impuesto y sostiene Ia promesa pa
"a ell future.
Por 10 tAnto 70. Regis III. Post. Act
ing Governor de Puerto Rico. firm0 en-
Ia presente y designO como dia gene
raj de dar grscias el JueVes "a del pre-
seDte mes de NoviemEre. -
Y 20 especialmente recomiendo que
el pueblo de ID isla en- ese diR no haGa
ga tFabajo usual = Sc reuns en- sus iRle-
sias y de 0racias al Altfsimo.
Sc ordena ademss que todas les of
cinas p6bIicas permanezcan cerradaa.
En- prueba de 10 cuaI tirmo u pre-
sente y pongo el gran aello de Puerto
Rico, en- San Juan & 81 de Noviembre
del afIo de Nuestro Senior de 1904.
REGIS H. POST.
Por 81 Acting Governor:
MARTIN e. GILL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22

misiones. La primers, Iaque ha ofrecer
ponenCia acerca de trabaios Iegislati-
vos. qued6 constituida por los seflOres
Acufla (don F. de P }. Blondet, Camu-
mas. Palmer y j. G. del Vale. La Sc.
gundas para OrganizRr d oficina de re-
cIamaeiOnes. qued6 Constituida con los
sefores Palmer, B4iz y Calder6n.
Otros asuntos muy ioteresantes fue-
ron comentRdos. ri sefI1r MufToz Ri
vera hizo concentrates relatives & b
meCknica de les, leyea contitutivas vi.
gentes en- Ia iAlss y de L mission que
dentKo de ellss y haats loQrar su remo-
Ci6n, corresponds & los puertorrique-
nos llamadoS por el vote Eel pueblo &
Ia labor legislative.
La session dur6 hasta III POGO avan-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22
Sc quiSO interrunpir
una manifestation
uli0niSta en- YaucO.
Ia pOIIGIl impIdI6 d dpSorsan J
OCUp6 On revolver al Jusz
Municipal.
LDs muestro Cozresponsaz.l }

Noviembre 81.
En- Yauco celebEaron aver los unio-
nistas el espl6ndidO triunfo alcanzado
en- Il Isla. sacandO una manifestation.
nutrida por enthusiasts eorreliGiona-
rios.
Parece que gente turbuIenta de aquel
pueblo reunidR en- las cRlles tratAba de
impedir 8 entorpecer Il fiesta cfvica;
per0 aVisado & tempo eI capitSn SileD.
se traslad6 & aqueIla pobIaci6n acom-
pafladO por tres pareias de Ia InsuIar.
y el Orden qued6 garantizadO.
No hubo mas incidente que Il ocupa-
ci6n por Ia poIicia de an revolver que
sin la correspondence Iicencia pOrtAba
el Juez Municipal senior Juan Roig.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22
OtrO aSaItO
NOtiCiaS De hoy.

Juan. ests atendido por 81 sefor Ma
nuel r. Rossy. desde el dfa 8 del CO.
rriente.
AIgunos republicanos de San
Juan, se alegran mucho de b inspec-
Ci6n, del sefior Rossy, en- la prensa de
So partido.
Entire algunoa repnblicanos de San
Juan, Sc nota alg6n desalientO.
So encuentrR en- San Juan Ell abo-
gado sefIor Pedro Ct. Amador, preei-
dente de Ia JuntR local de Union en-
Camuy.
So aseguTa que en- Ia primera le-
gisIatura fu6 preterida d candidatura
para secretario de Ia C6mara de Dele
dos del senior Cruz Castro. d6ndcse 81
cargo al sen 3r doctor ROs, cubRnO.
Aseg6rase que 9hora algunoB delega-
dos republicanOs, 81 loPraran obtener
alg6n apOyO en- deleSados DO Ii mayo
ria, lleV8r1an ID candidatura de dicho
compatriota para aquel cargo en- b
pr6xinaa legislature.
Ell viernes volvera & reunirse ID
Junta central de Union para seguir
tratandO asuntOG impOrtantes.
Ell sbOgado sefior jose de Guz-
man Benftez. tan pronto termine su
t6rminO de Consejero del Eiecutivo,
saldr6 para Aguadilla & eatablecer so
bufete alIf en- sociedRd con so psriente
p0lftico, Lcdo. Franco Soto.
Con estrechos abrazos y cordiRIes
apretones de manos. fu6 recibidO ano-
che por sus amigos eI sefIor PasarelI y
Rius. de Yauco.
-E1 la manifestation unionista que
hubo 81 domingo en- YaucO. luci6ronse
bonitos estandartes Y un cor0 de en-
cantadoras sefloritRs cant6 un himno &
Ia Union.
Con motive de Ia manifestation
unionista, los repubIicanos CoIgaron
en- una de las principales Gales de
YauC0 an letrero que decfa: I IrSWnf0
TepG5lac0nO. 1.300l El Ietrer0 fu6
colgadO tan bsjo. que la manifestation
uniOnista no pOdfa paSar sin abatir los
estandaFtes y banderas. On uniOniata
encaTgado de llevRr ID bandera ameri-
cana, manifesto que de ninguna name
"a pasarfs, porQue ID bandera america
ma no Be bsja ante NADIA. Las autori-
dades ordenaron que ell letrero fuera
levautadO Is altura necessria para
evit&r aquellos inc0nvenientes. LBS
unionistas pusieron en- otFo lugar, IN
gran letrero que decfa: i1aiuntf0 WnS0-
mista. cipc0 distrStos q 43, 600 votos ds
na0yorSGf A POGO de este, Ccurri6 Ell
des6rden que en- otro lugar de esta
edici6n relatamos.
-Est6 indicado para una de las pIa-
zRs de Official de sRnidad de Ponce. eI
doctor Fernando Alem6n. de Arecibo.
Muy atareado encuentrase nues-
tro querido presidents 81 doctor Rs
fael del Vale.
Ri Revdmo. P. BIenk, asistir6 es-
ta noChe & Ii fiesta en- honor de Santa
Cecilia. en- el teatro.
LA banda del battalion puertorri-
quefIo tendrk an n6mero en- eli progra-
ma: ePfeludio del Anillo de Hierro.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-22

Hoy han quedado instalad&s Ias
ofcinas de Ia Junta Central de la
Union, en- el msgoIico edidcio de los
se60res Finlay Brothers ffente al
xB3nco Territorial y Ag5fcola.2 ,
-Anoche hub0 una impOrtanta reu
ni6n del direetOrio de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico, en- Ia casa del Presidents
sefIor Rafael del Vale. asistiendo este
y Los sefIores Francisco de p. AcufIa,
doctor Manuel zsno Gandfs. Luis Mu-
fIoz Rivera. TuIio Larrinsga, Carlos
M. S0ler, Manuel Camufas, Carlos Fl.
Biondet, doctor Manuel PasareII, Juan
r. Baiz. Manuel r. Calderon, Santa
60 e. Palmer, Jos6 G.. Vale, Ulises
PAv6n, Tomas C6spedes, Luis p. Val
diviesO, Pedro de Elzaburu.
En- dlch@ reunion fu6 desiQnada
una Comisi6n de asuntos poIiticos, adj
ministratiVOs v eCon6micos del parti-
do COmpuesta de Presidente don SAM
tisg0 R. Palmer, IntarventOr sefl0r
Juan r. Baiz. y Tesoraro sefior Ma
nuel r. Calder6n.
-Ha sido designado como abogado
del partidO el sefIor Eugenio Benftez
CastafIo, j6ven inteligente. graduSdo
ca una universidad de los EstadosU Uni
dos.
-Hs saIido para Guayama el seffor
jose j Benitez Di&z. de Vieques.
Hoy han regresado su residencia
de Ponce los se10res Luis p. Valdivie-
so. alCalde electo de aquella ciudad y
el sefior Tomas C6spedes, de Ie Junta
de Union de distrito.
Ain contin1an atareados en- el re.
cuento de Las papeIetas eleCtoraIes los
sef1ores Herminio Diaz Navarro. An
dr6s Crosas Y doctor Jose Gomez
Brioso.
-Sigue Ia animation en- toda la isIa
con motive de la siembra de aIgod6n.
La cosecha ha empezado nueYamente.
Con motive de coincidir con Ia cosechs
de- los Estados Unidos. los precios So
lamente han Sjsdo cinCuenta centavOs.
-Ha salido para Ia Carolipa ell i6-
ven letradO sefIor Miguel Guerra 8
atender algunOs pleitos de importancia
que Ventila en- aquel juzgado municipal.
-Ha aumentado ID circulation de-
los peri6diCog unionistas.
-HemOs tenido Ell gust0 de saludAr
& nuestrO respectable amigo el doctor
Manuel PasarelI. de YanCO, presiden-
te de Is Junta local de Ia Union en-
Yauc0.
En- esta semana saldr6n para Sa-
bana Grande ell sehor Jose de EIzsbu-
Tu y su distinguidR esposa.
DE mafianR & pasado sale para
Arecibo el senior Tulio LarrinaRa.
So encuentra enfermo nuestro es-
timado amigo senior Pho Amadcr.
Guarda. almac6n de Obras P6blicas.
Ell 10. de diciehobre pr6ximo esta-
r6 en- San Juan 81 doctor jose G. Bar
boss.
Los hombres del directorio del
partido republicano esperan al doctor
BarbOsa. para zanzibar impresiones.
antes de tcmar acuerdos.
Sc asegura que 81 6rganO en- ls
prensa del partido repabliCano en- San
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prenaG, 81 g06Ieg9oo pgopio.
En- otro orden de ideas y con refe-
rencia formas y procedimientos, re-
cayeron varice acuerdos. Todo ell ira
baio referfase & una labor preparato-
ria que debers ser discutida por ID
JuntRen pIeno, hasta obtener los acuer-
dos definitivOs de Ia Onion.
Otro interesante acuerdo fu6 Il fun
daci6n de una So1fcSnG de recJGmacSo-
nes,0 encargada de gestiones ante los
tribunales, asuntos derivA1Os de denun-
cias por fraudes irregularities electo-
rales, con objeto de que sea Impartial
en- cada casO la justicia que proceda.
Una Comisi6n orgsnizadora de hacien.
da, fu6 al Objeto designada.
El s:fIor presidente design6 Las co.