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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-28
ROW OVER coRTEzs BONES.

Mexican Government Tries Seize Conqueor
CITY OF MENICO April oAcing under orders Chief
Martinez the police OF this city day
Senior Aan near the Hospital de Jesus Nazareno and
extensive search for the remains of Spanish conqueror
oorfez which supposed to have been inferred there
After search of four police having
accomplished anything The brought by
ton which supplied the authorities by In speak
ing OF the affair Chief Martinez
IF the bones pedestal of Herman Cortez
Mexico they ghtfu1y the property of the Government and if
they are found they will be taken from those who have charge
of them.
When Herman Coez died the Hospital of Jesus Nazareno
which ne founded became the property the Crown of Spain under
the administration of the family The
try established
ta by members OF the ean family who occupy the house adj
joining the hospital and who have charge of the They
been hidden since notwithstanding all the efforts of the author
tiles them
was recently informed that they
scattered the house Of Sebastian Aeman forces
aen 10 secure them II were possible Alter great deal OF labor
considered that the indications pointed the fact that the
the house Aean been there until
hen e myself Jushed ordering search OF the house
While nothing has been accomplished of the opinion that
basan Aeman knows where the and that the evidence
that they his until fortnight ago Investigation
into the will be continued"
Senior Aeman, when asked he where the of
the conquerer present, said
They where they moested Where? That
question which the that enough
impudence Agreda (the
the result of his studies.
Agreda personal of nine but if had
known that he intended this affair publicity Mexico
would have prevented him from doing
"Ihe Cortez belong his descendants and
that Government promises that they shall be respect
fully preserved.
Some they be Government be
deposited the national pantheon but will be entirely dependent
upon the will OF family whose duty them The
outrage which has been committed BY the authorizes shows TOO
plainly the would be subjected they fell
into the power Of the Government
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Curator w. F. Brigham of the
Bishop Museum win not pursue his
studies of the Australia kea bird from
life in the future. At meeting OF the
trustees of the Bishop Museum last
Friday a resolution was passed in
structing Professor Brigham TO destroy
the parrot, which was imported on
the steamer Ventura The bird which
in the few short days of its existence
in Honolulu has caused SO much dis
cussion among the learned men OF the
city can now be studied by them at
closer range, for it is to be mounted
ailds added to the Bishop Museum
ornithoIogical collection
In the future also, according to the
resolutions adopted by the trustees.
there VIII be no further trouble from
importations OF live reptiles, lizards
or birds by Mr. Brigham. The trus-
tees put an embargo on the fmporta-
ton of such birds or animals. the reso-
luton providing that no live animals
birds or insects be accepted by the
director of the museum without the
permission Of the Board Of trustees.
The trustees win also cooperate with
the Board OF Agriculture and before
issuing an order admitting any OF the
inportations. the Territorial inspectors
VIII be asked to pass upon it
KEA DOES PREY ON SHEEP.
Curator Brigham to the contrary,
Notwithstanding the kea which has
been causing 50 much trouble does
prey upon sheep in New Zealand r.
NJ. Harrison. who some years ago was
N the sheep raising business in New
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BASEBALL SEASON
DRAWETA NIGH

Baseball enthusiasm is being wrought
into q white heat as the day for the
opening Of the league season approach
es- on Saturday the league baseball
grounds viii be formally opened by the
Kamehamehas vs.. Elks and the Puma
hous vs. Males
Two games VIII be played on Satur-
day afternoon and on each Saturday
thereafter until the close of the season.
The season reserved grand stand and
general admission tickets win be on
sale today and tomorrow from a. m
to I pm at the office of the President Of
the Trustees. D. P. r. Isenberg. stan
genwald Building
The Clubs which are te, open the sea-
son are putting in hard hicks every af-
4ernoon in practice games and good
play is expected 1t is believed that the
initial games viii bring out the stand
ing-room only sign The new Male
team win be on exhibition for the first
time, and the imported pitcher and sec
ond baseman Of the EIks viii show the
stun of which they are made.
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7. w. vanderb1lt's New Englisk- Built
Yacns warrior WILL Goat $500, 600.

LONDON. April s.-Frederick W,
yanderbiIt,s twin screw yacht War
rior. which was designed by George
L. Watson, is nearly completed at the
Ansa shipbuflding yards at Troon- She
is a fine specimen Of boat
She Is schooner rugged, with mas
sive funnel and graceful clipper bow,
surnounted by ting figure OF an an
Gent warrior carrying on his shoulder
a cleaning double edged sword The
boat has a fine sheer and great over
hang aft. She has all the latest APP
pIiances for safety. good work and
comfort
Magnificent apartments are being
fitted up for Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
and the guests quarters wiz be paia-
tiaI An army Of worknaen. including
some specially engaged French eahi-
netmakers. is arranging the cabins and
upflolsfering the yacht.
The Warriors draughI IS about Is
feet aft She VIII have a crew Of forty.
The cost OF the boat on delivery VIII
be about e1e0, 600 The annual cost,
including repairs, renewals, docking.
etc. viii be over E 50 900.
She VIII go to Norway when deliv-
cred. she may then make a trip
through European waters before sail
ing for the United States.
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j. A. Nunes

As moved his Horse shoeing shop
% CLUB STABLES. Kukm ST TeIe-
shsne Main 1os.
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THE BISHOP MUSEUM TRUSTEES
ORDER KEA BIRD DESTROYED
Brigham Can No Longer import Live Birds and
AnimaIs--Former New Zealand Man Says
Parrot Does Prey on Sheep.

Zealand, says the kea is greatly feared
in that country. The kea attacks
fat sheep generally said Mr.. Harrison
yesterday. "and il is greatly feared by
the sheep raisers in New Zealand. The
parrot fastens its peak into the back
of a sheep and eats the fat around the
kidneys. Many sheep have been killed
by the bird in that way. believe on
ly the latest sheep suffer. A sheep
which can roll over can rid itself Of
the kea, but not one which is too fat
to do it. The government formerly
put price on the eggs of the bird, and
steps were taken 10 exterminate it, but
apparently without success"
WORRIES SHEEP TO DEATH
Another PROOF of the destructiveness
of Brigham's pet is given in Chambers
Encyclopedias, which says:
Ikea is the native 6New Zealand
name for a genus Of parrots. of which
only three species are known; these
are Nestor notabins, n. meridionalis
and N produ tus, which last appears
to have just become extinct. N no.
tabiHs is a mountain species. confined
to the South Island: it was originally
vegetable and insect feeding bird, bat
on the introduction of sheep it began
to frequent the stations and feed on
the offaI. later on the parrot acquired
the more Objectionable habit of de-
stroying live sheep A number of
birds band themselves together and
hunt out a weakly member of flock.
generally at night. The sheep is wor-
RED to death by the combined efforts
of the parrots which then proceed to
devour the kidney fat This is one of
the most remarkable instances known
of rapid change of habit
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ANTARCTIC ONCE WARNER.

LONDON April Sir Clements Markham, president OF
Royal Geographical Society regards the
tic expedition the important gone the
Arctic Antarctic regions. He says:
The discovery OF rock with the impression plants JUS
tines the expedition attach the
though hoped that something of the
thought all volcanic certainly unprepared
Tor such remarkable addition knowledge It proves
there climate that region
know what effect will have the theory biologists
founded on the OF certain plants
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Special Features

It is not surprising therefore
that its circulation is SO extensive
and its patronage SO large.
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MoRTGAGEEs NOTICE or TNTEn-
TON TO FOREcLDsE AND or
FORECLOSURES SALE.

In accordance with the provisions de
a certain mortgage made by Chang A.
Chong. OF Honolulu, to " r Castle
Jr., Trustee, dated May 10, 1901 record
ed Liber 221. page s92, now held BY The
Won Hamm- Young Company. Limited.
as assignee, notice is hereby given that
the mortgages intends to foreelose the
same Tor condition broken, to wis- nom
payment Of both interest and principal
Notice Is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from the
date Of this notice, the property cover
ed by said mortgage viii be advertised
for sale al pablie auction. at the auc-
ton rooms Of James r. Morgan, in Ho-
noluiu. on Saturday, the 36th day OF
April, 1904, at Il noon Of said day.
Further particulars can be had OF w
r. Castle, attorney for mortgage
Dated Honolulu. april 2, 1ee4
THE Won HAAfM-YOUNG CO. LID
Assignee of Mortgage
The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of:
All of that very fine business lot ar
the easterIy side Of Nuuanu street, JUST
mausa OF Vineyard street. being a por~
ton of the premises set forth in L c.
award z700E to Keo for KaIanlau, de-
scribed thus
Beginning on Nuuanu street adJoln-
ing land formerly belonging to John
Meek and running.
s 2ss W. en- (ss ft.l along Nuu-
anu street:
s. 4s8zs Z Is eh- ess IT. along h
P. 255s:
, n. s4o e LILO CHI 72.s #, along
I. c. A. 1852:
n R5s w elon- Tab,, HSaaS-
lot to beginning. Conta lining % acre
more or less. Also the buildings stand
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Australia and South Amer

there had been Australia and South Amer
lea in bygone ages
ne results magnificent I expected that Capt Scott
deVoe all his attention eNatng the Discovery
ice last season whereas he bigger programme than dur
ing the st season He discovered land not
known TO exist before which very There
big OF facing sea gigantic ice CAP behind
with sign OF land beyond
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Special Meeting of the Honolulu
Clay Co., Ltd.

BY order Of the Directors of the Ho-
noiulu Clay Company, Limited. q Spe-
cial Meeting of the Shareholders win
be held at the Office OF Castle & with
fngton on Friday, April 2sth. 1908. al
8 o'clock p. m. Business Of great Inn
portancs requires a full representation.
Dated Honolulu, April Is. 1904
p HUSTACE,
67T7 President
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
PAIA PLANTATION.

FAIA PLAAIAIIDN-
Notice is hereby given that q special
dividend Of one per cent on the capital
stock Of the Paia Plantation has been
declared payable May 1. 1854
Stock books VIII be closed for trans
fers from Tuesday. April 2sth 1s04. AZ
noon.
GEO. NJ ROLPH,
Treasurer Pata Plantation
Honolulu, April p. 1864 CTS
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SIS
DIVIDEND NOTICE
HAIKU suGAR coMPANY-

Notice is hereby given that a diva
dend of one per cent. on the capital
stock of the Haiku Sugar Co. has been
declared payable on Nay 1st. 1904
Stock books will be closed for trans
fers from Tuesday, April 18th, 1900. az
noon.
GEO. NJ. ROLPH
Treasurer Haiku Sugar Co
Honolulu. April g, 1904 e7zs
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The Commercial and OmciaI Record
contains all meeting notices and all cor
poratfon notices Of every kind and &C.
Ecription.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04
SFRENATAESPLENDIDA
Mas de mil UniOnistas
Ell DR.. Gim60ez SdnjuIjO Obsequid
4 los (On(urrentes


Ell sabado por IL noche. como entire
ocho Y echo media de In misma, los unio-
nistas de Caguas, lievando 50 frente
una lucida orquesta que tOcaba ~La Bo-
rinquen,> present6se frente q II casa del
doctor don Gabriel Gimenez Sanjurjo.
Presidente de Ia Junta Local de Ia Uaa01a
Pt1ertorrsQue550 en- ests ciudad. con ell
fin de obsequi&rlo con una esplendlda
serenata.
Tenfzn ALI representation todas las
classes sociales, con especialidad Ia muy
digna y honrada del elemento obrero,
que en- tanta estima tiene al distinguido
doctor. ell cual en- todas ocasiones ha sa-
bido demostrarle So franco y leal apre-
clio.
Ell notable oculista senor Gimenez
Sanjurjo debi6 sentirse orgullosO.
Mas de mil personas invadieron su
casa, siempre alberta para ell amigo y
para ell hombre honrado.
Esta demonstration de simpat1s, que
Sc organize expontaneamente aIgunas
horas antes. Sc hizo con ell objeto de dar
iusto desagravio. causa de ciertss fall
sedades calumnias dirigidas al doctor
en- IN peri6dico republicano.
Si los redactores de tai peri6dico
hubieran preseDciado Ia demostraci6n
4bmOuSA QO Cd1IuO ca NIUdAO
doctor, hubieran sufrido quien sabe 81
hasta remordimiento.
Ell seflor Gmenez Saniurjo obsequi6
galantemente sus amigos.
Estos eran tantos, que ell piso de la
sals, no pudiendo resistir ell n1mero.
empez6 q hundirse. por 10 que ell doctor
Gimenez invite sus amigos para que
pasar&D & otras habitaciones.
El elocuente obrero senor Ferrer
Ferrer. as1 como Ell joven orador don
Natalie Vallonet y otros varios hicieron
uso de ls palabrs, expresando sus entu-
siasmos anhelos en- pro de sus ideales
pos1ticos dirjgiendo al senor Gimenez
Sapjurio frases sentidas de adhesion
carifIo.
Comisionado por ell doctor Gim6-
nez Sanjurjo, ell obrero don Jose Bel6n
Vega di6 las gracias desde ell balc5n al
numeroso pueblo que ocupaba In calle.
por Ia manifestation de simpatfa que Sc
lie tributaba al ilustrado galeno.
Tan lucida fiesta duro hAsta las diez
de 10 noche en- que los concurrentes Sc
retirandose cada cual. con su-
mo orden. para su casa.
Hac1a tempo que en- la ciudad de
Caguas no Sc habl& yisto una demostr& |
ci6n de simp&t1a tan viva y e!ocuente.
Felicitamos al senor Sanjurjo con
toda nuestra alme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04
(OnfIi(tO eurOpeO

Ha habido extraordinsria conmo-
ci6n en- Europa, & consequences de la ac
titud belicosa de Rusia. Todos los bu
ques de Inglaterra que cruzan ell Medi-
terraneo son detenidos, considerandose
sospechosos, por les cruceros rusos. Hay
tirantez entire las relaciones dc ambos
paises, temiendose una rupturs de hosti-
lidades. La pransa de San Petersbugo
contin1a atacando vlolentamente los
Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04
Gran meeting unionista
Espl6ndida manifestation

ba mas 81 pueblo de Caguas, de ser
un pueblo que resQonde siempre q
la voz del patriotismo; que asf CO
mo aver era un baluarte de L. idea
federal, hoy 10 es de la idea de la
&Uni6n.~
Tn 9rupo de obreros entusias-
tas, idearon el vi6rnes dar un NEE
ting ell proximo domingo; sin
preparation, sin tempo penas
para citar a todOs los cOrreligiona-
rios, basto solamente un simple
sanuncio en- LA DEMoCRACIA del sa-
bado, para que mas de tres mil
personas acudieran a dicho acto.
Numerosas comitivas de los
los barrios de Rio Caflas, Bairoa
y San Antonio acudioron q la casa
del meeting, uni6ndose a elias
la gran afiuencia de cOrreligiona-
rios de la ciudad. Un verdadero
mar de cabezas humans invadfa
la carretera y sus inm6diaciOnes,
en- un radio tan extenso, que ape
mas podfa abarcarlo la mirada.
Empezo ell meeting en la casa
de dona Carmen Hernandez, don
de hicierOn uso de la palabra los
eeflores Victor Maldonado y Ma
talio Bayonet, derramando sobre
aquellos corazones unidos ALI por
oil patriotismo, frases de aliento,
de entusiasmo de amor la idea
que todos defendemOs.
A las tres de la tarde trasla-
dose aquella inmensa concurren-
cia d la casa del distinguido CORE
ligionario don Manuel Ramirez
Sola, donde va So halla ban reuni-
das tOdas las comisiOnes que fue-
ron de la ciudad, entire elias, una
de distinguidas damas do Ia clAse
Obrera, que organizada por la an
tusiasta bella seflorita Anita Ro
drfguez, so habfap trasladado la
casa del meeting unas en- coche y
otras pie.
Inicio el meeting el inteligen-
to obrero den Antonio de JESUS,
pronunciando un extenso Y patrio-
tico discurso, interrumpido por en-
tusiastas vivas arrancados aque-
Hos patriOtas cOraZOnes.
Siguiole on el uso de la pala-
bra el seflor don Juan Villariny, |
secretario del Comit6 local, con IN
discurso, demostran-
do como la idea federal no habfa
sino que, obedeciendo d la |
ley del transformismo 50 habfa |
agigantado, cOnvirtiendose, de ar
ma de combate, Ell idea dc amor,
de paz de cOncordia.
En- el mismo sentido hablaron |
los senores Natalie Bayonet, Sote-
70 OvaIle Rafael Sierra, cerran-
do ell acto el entusinsta y talentoso
obrero senior Jose Ferrer y Ferrer.
Su discurso fue un verdadero la
mamiento a las classes obreras para
La xUnion9 en- las luchas del ira
baio Y en- las lpchas de la polftica.
Tuvo parrafos elocuentfsimOs Y
frases muy sentidas de amor y con-
fra ternidad.
Terminado el meeting, la con-
menos las comisiones de
Bairoa, Rio Ca1as y San Antonio
Que regresaron a sus respectivos
barrios, diriji6se hacia la pobla-
cion.
Adrian la marcha unos trein-
ia coches seguidos de doscientOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04
CONCERTO

FL eminente violinista puertorrique
no, don Angel elestinO Morales, pien
sa celebrar un concerto. an union de
Ia potable pisnista caguena. senorisa
Maria Mas. ell sAbsdo pr6ximO. en- los
saloDes del Ayuntam amientO de esta ciudad
FL ioven Morales. quiere dedicar es'
to concerto In sociedad de Caguas en-
q. neral y parlicularmente Ia muy dig
ma cIaRe Obrera.
Etsmos seguros de que Dupstro pu.
blico CORES pondera a los mobiles esfuer
zos de este joven patricia. cuya gloria
es nuestra, iagitins mente nuestra -.
Gloria puert0rYtQue1a1.
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MANIFESTA0ONES
Caguas, Abril 4 de 1904.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.

Muy sefior mfo: Le agradecere ha-
pA constar en- Al iustrAdo peri6dico, las
s;guientes lfneAs
Aunque pequefio por mi poca edad
v rris escAsos conocimientos, ingreso en-
las filas del gran partido <Unionista,1
con todo eI corsz6n, satisfecho v lleno
de nlacer MI VERNE colocAdo nj lado de
tautos ilustres patriotAs como MufoZ
Rivers, MAtiepzo Cintr6n y otros qua
consaorap toda su vida Ia defensa de
este ipfortunsdo peh6n, predicando Ia
union concordia entire los puertorri-
ouefios para saIVar nuestra po0re pa
tria que diario sufre por unos cuantos
NAL rensadores. que solo practican el
odio Ia vengapza todo cuanto debe
existir fuerA de Ia sociedAd y Ia civili-
zAci6n.
Por tAnto. 70 que tanto amo mi
patria por que no unirme esos her
rnanos que anhelan como 20 ell bien de
cate terrufo A Ia Union voy, pues.
Oueda de I'd. respetuosamente.
EzEoUIEL ALAMO.
C.gu.s. Abril de 1904.
Sr Director De la DEMocRACIA.
Respectable cAballero:
EstimAre usted mucho de cabidA
4p az will peri6dico q las siguientes r.
meas:
Hasta aver milits en- II sgrupeci6n
republicans, pero 81 OR en- Bio CafRs ia
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DEL GOBERNADOR
AL DR.. HERNANDEZ
San Juan, 81 de Mario de 1904.
Mi querido DR.. Hernandez.

MI Qu6rl0O Df. dorDAnQeZ.
La determination tomada por usted
de retirarse del cargo de sAnidad pdblca
del gobierno. constituye una sensible
perdida para ell servicio p1blico. y In he
sentido honradamente. Jamas he tent
do 10 fortuna de tener & mi lado IN fun
cionsrio mas devote iel sus deberes
en- benefcio de los mas altos intereses
del pals que 10 han sido usted en- In par
te mas importante de nuestra labor. Su
hojs de servicio es un notable ejemplo
de los que pueden realizar IN funciona-
rio p1blico imperterrito, energico 6 inn
parcial, v del respeto con que toda per-
soma sensata recompensa al alto concep-
to del 6eber. All pues deseo expresar
el gran corcepto que tengo tornado de
su trabsio en- ell terreno Official y de 10
profunda estima que siento por sus con-
diciones persouales.
Quedo de usted sienpre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04
Por 81 acaso

Los honrados campesinos Francisco
Rogue, Julian Rogue Pillar Donis, del
barriO de BairOa, SO acarcan a esta re
dacci6n suplicandonos haFamos constar
que, como a sus oidos ha llegado la es
pecie de su inscription en ell registro
republican,, sin haber daio ellos su auto
rizaci6n para clio, desde luego desean
manifestar que el hnico partido a que
pertenec"n es el de Ia <Union Puer'
torrjque5a~
Los completeness con gusto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04

cia d pie, tau numerosa nutrida,
que llenaba todo ell trayecto des-
de Ell puente hasta el Parque Cen
trail, pudiendose calcular, sin exa-
geracion ninguna, en- mas de tres
mil personals. En- las afueras del
pueblo los esperaba una comisi0n
de senoras y se1oritas obreras, pre-
sididas Dor la eaposa de don Jose
Bel6n Vega, quien porta ba un es-
tandarte con inscripciOnes unio-
nistas. va en la poblaci0n, sobre
los coches que ocupaban las seflo-
ras y senoritas, fueron arrojados
ramilletes de flores, desde las ca
sas de las familias de don Ramon
Batista y don Pedro Cardona.
Y para que Sc yea La cultura
ell Orden que saben mantener STEM
pre- las classes populares de Caguas,
a quienes la incensatez el despe-
chO han injuriado injustamente,
baste decir, que aquel oleaje hui
manO rocOrrio tOdas las GALES de
la ciudad, sin que ocurriese ell me-
nor disgusto, Gin que de uno solo
de aquellOs labios saliese ma pro-
vocacion para nadie. Por ell con-
trariO, al pasar la manifestation
por frente al Hotel Maraett0 Y por
frento al Club repu blicano, sc die
ron vivas a csc partido. como de-
mOstraci6n de que los unionistas
luchan on 81 terreno de las ideas,
no en- el del personalismo.
AL pasar la manifestation fran.
to la casa de don Nicolas Quino.
nes Cabezudo que SO hallab ba on
el balloon, Sc le dio un viva q di-
cho senior, quien, alejado desde
la invasion, de las luchas de los par
tides locales, ha mantenido STEM
pre- una actitud digna Y cOrrecta.
FL seflor QuinOnes, aunque no mi
lita en- nuestra colectividad, es un
partidario sincere de la union de
tOd0S Jos 0uert0rr1Que550s Y un deci-
dido protector de la clase Obrera
Tambi6n hubO vivas frente a
las casas del doctor Gimenez San-
jurjo y del director de LA DEMO
CRACIA.
Un dato AL empezar el NEE
ting pas0 en- un coche por la carre-
terra el doctor Gomez Brioso; y ell
obrero don Jose Ferrer le di0 un
kviva~, que fue repetido por toda
la concurrencia. Ell doctor Gomez
Brioso, fU6, pues, testigo involun-
tario de aquella gran manifesto cion
A las cinco disolviOse La mani
festacion, sin que el mas leve Incl
dente turbase el orden Y la armo-
MIA, Y prueba de clio que la poll
c1a, a pesar de Ia gran aglomera-
cion de gente que circula ba por las
GALES, no tuvo que realizar una So
La detencion.
Caguas no solo ha demostrado
una vez mas, su patriotismo y 81
entueiasmo, sinO que es 10 pueblo
tan amante de Ia libertad bien en-
tendida, que no puede aqu1 jamas
fructifcar la semilla del NAL nj del
desorden.
Nosotros felicitamos sincera
mente a esos dignos compatriotas
por el patriotico acto que acaban
de realizar.
Caguas por la union Y para la
union: esq es el lena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-04

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