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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-03
Santiago R. Palmer
Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico veria
con sumo agrado ell NOM
bramient0 de este hon
rado patri0ta para
miembrO del Consejo Executive
{ De La Foz dc la P0tTia)

Hoy que tantos desconOcidOs as
iran q ocupar los puestos mas distin-
Su4dos de mayor responsabilida ad en-
la Administrator del Pals; hoy que
parece, Sc trata de cubrir los puestOs
de Consejeros que dejaran vacante,
segdn rumor p1blico, los senores Co
mez Brioso y Guzman Benitez, Y que
parece que la Justicia y la Equidad
quieren abrirse paso, nosotros levan-
tamOs nuestra voz, interpretando los
sentimientos del pueblo puertorrique-
no, para proponer al Gobierno de
Washington, "a designation para uno
de esos puestos, al incorruptible pa
triota honrado ciudadano don San
tiago Z. Palmer.
No creemos que haya uno solo que
Sc pernita protestar contra esta noble
ry patri6tica proposition, toda vez que
taGto en- Mayaguez como en- el resto de
la IsIG. el nombre de Palmer sirnboli-
"a patriGsismo redenci6n.
Don Santiago r. Palmer, es uno
de los Notarios mas antiques & id6-
ueos de nuesma terra; como po]1tico
ha demostrado tacto exquisite y ex-
trategia suma en- las circunstancias
mss dificiles; como ciud adano, IN
tegrO honrado, podemos decir cue
pertenece 4 la partida de aqu91los,
que como Sc dice vulgarmente, entraa
pocos en libra.
Nadie ignOra en- nuestra Patria Ia
hist0ria polftica, brjllante hermosa
de nuestro venerable compatriota Pal
mer. En los tiempos aciagos del ano
1887, fu6 preso y conducido al MORO
de San Juan, por sus ideas avanzadas
EN- favor Dis su pals. Cuando los anne
ricanos entraron en- Mayagu9z, y ha-
biendo renunciadO el puesto de Alcal-
lie 81 doctor Font Guillot, el General
Schowau de las fuerzas americanas,
pidi6 al pueblo aglomerado frente al
Consistorio, que designara IN hom
bre para ocupar LII Acadia IN
grito eutusiasta unanime repercuti6
Don Santiago Palmer
Aclamado por ell pueblo, subi6 &
alcaldfa su primer paso fu6 nombrar
una policla municipal, Ia dnica y
bien organic ada que hubo en- Puerto
Rico.
Con ella terminaron los incendios
y motine8 De los campos de IA ciu-
dad, cupo al senor Palmer Ia gloria,
de restaurar en- este, su casi hogar ma
two, la traaquilidad el orden.
~
Este es Ell hombre, que nosotros
con orgullo Y pidiendo al G obierno IN
acto de reparadora Justicia, propo-
nemos para Miembro del Conseio L.
cutivo.
Serfa un paso hermosfsimo dado
en- el camino de la Democr4cia, por-
que aparte de las buenas condiciones
idoueidad de Santiago Palmer, ten
dremos en- Ell Conseio, Ia mas legftima
y genuina representation del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
Entendiendo qaa 81 pueblo que con-
tribuye con sus dineros al sosteninien-
to del Gobierno, tiene perfectfsiuo de-
recho 4 proponer hombres de 81 con
fanza, nosotros en- Representative de
esos elementos, oedimos suplicamos +
al Gobernador de Puerto Rico tenga /
en- cuenta nuestra justa petici6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-03
JUZGADO De PAz
CONDEMNS IMPUESTAS

John Maud, IA sido maltado con
5 dollars: Juan Gomez 10 dollars de
multa: Luis Boeza 10 dias de arresto:
Domingo Seda dollars de multa:
Cruz Crespo Y Rafael Alvarez 10 dias
de arresto cada uno; Florencio Fer
dollar de multa; Sabad La
no dollars de multa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-03
METEREOLOGIA DE HOY
SAN JUAN 3 sEPTIEMBRE 1904
Ell PERSONALISMO

Ell PERSONALISMO
Es ell inico credo, la 1nica doctri-
ma, ell principle dnico en que inspiran
nuestros adversarios sus procedimien-
tos en- el seno de la polftica regional.
AL fundarse el Partido Republica-
no Puertorriqueno no tuvo otra base
para sus actos que el grosero perso-
nalismo. Naci6 falt&ndole la consis-
tencia moral con que vieuen la vida
plblica las colectividades serias y de
levantados prop6sitos. Surgi6 preci-
samente en- una 6poca en- que Sc ha-
cfa mas necesaria Ia union de todos
los puertorriquenos, 6 por 10 menos,
una actitud viril en6rgica ante los
errores gubernamentales.
Pero toda vez que ell Partido Re-
publicano Puertorriqueno solo fu6
fundado con un fin puramente perso-
nalista y ambicioso, toda vez que su
creaci6n solo tuvo por objeto el poner
en- practica todos los nedios que ase-
guraran sus hombres un destinejo
pGblico & cambio de vergonzantes
apostasfas, su labor fratricida ha que
dado consumada, sin que la misma
enormldad de sus culpas pusiera es-
panto en- sus almas, sombreadas por
La passion los odios.
La politica personalista del Par
lido Republicano Puertorriqueno, ha
llevado al extraujero los ecos de nues-
ira deshoura, dando / a raz6n los que
siempre han demostrado empeno5 dig
nos dc mejor causa, de presentarnos
como un pueblo oiugobernable,> inme-
recedor de las bienandanzas de la IL
bertad, de las prerrOgativas de la
ciudadanfa.
Nuestros adversarios han comba-
lido siempre todo g6rmen de provecho
sas iniciativas para la patria. Esto
estorbaba sus planes y desbarataba
sus JuenaS relacioneS con el gobierno de
la isla, cuando en- NAL hora goberna-
ron esta antilla, americanoa an per
versos como Allen Hunt
Todo 10 que no Sc armonice con
sus procedimientos, tiene su protesta,
tiene su odio. Para en- su concepto ser
patricia buen americana. es precise
consentir La tremenda iniusticia que
BE bace Puerto Rico, conservAndole
en- un stdtu quo denigraute y abusive;
es precise Gallar ante ell dolor de la
-patria, ante tantas tan crueles hu-
mill aciones porque Sc ha hecho pasar
al pueblo puertorriqucno durante seis
amos.
Tai ha sido la polftica personal.
ambiciosa antipatri6tica de los hom-
bres que dirigen un partido que solo
ha servldo para encumbrar a los po-
deres pdblicos verdaderas nulidades,
" para hacer llegar hasta ell exterior
la negra nota del descr6dito.
NingGn hecho realmente plausible,
ciertamente enaltecedor, han llevado a
cabo nuestros adversarios durante Ii
vida polftica de su partido.
Esta en- la conciencia del pals,
como legaron al poder los politicos
volubles, especie de eveletas2, que
cambian cada cinco minutes de ideas
y de criterio, con la misma facilidad |
con que Sc Gambia de camisa. Para
lograr sus desapoderadas ambiciones,
: ada han respetado. El sagrario de
! a patria, la inviolabilidad del dere-
cho los principios de la emocracia,
NADIA signifcan para los autoritarios
del Partido Republicano. Han lleva-
do sus prsdicas q ciertos extremes do
Iorosos violentos que motivaron en-
algunos pueblos de la isla, luchas to-
rribles entire las masas puertorrique-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-03
MagnGsia aGrsada antibiIioSa
dc ]. HI. BIanco

Con su uso desaparece Ell extre-
himiento Indigestion. dolores de
cabeza jaqueca, bills. acido del
estomago, en- general todos To-
desarreglos producidos por el es-
tonnage intestinos.
FARMACIA DE BLAEco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-03
Co|ogi0 de Ia. J "a. Ea5a1aaza
80
Sc admitea alumn0s intern0s Y
extern0s

SAN JUAN, CALLE DEL Sol No II
Director: PEDRO MOCzO BANIET.
La instruction en este COLEGIO
tiene IN caracter esencialmente practi-
co abraza: Ia ensenanza primaria
completa; Ia preparation para ingre-
sar en- las Universldades III TENE-
DURT1 De LIBROS, 1RITMETT-
C4 HBRCdATIL, TAQJIGR4FI1
y ESCRITURA EN HIQUINILL1,
y por lltimo, Dibujo, Pintura Mi
sica. Para Ia ensehanza del ingl6s
cuenta este COLEGIO con Ia coopera-
ci6n de IN reputado Professor. FL CO
tiene 50 Reglamento Interior
que Sc enviara los padres que 10
solicitor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Grcurfons Tidets iperSen iiber bic genns
ibIpdnia 2inien r~erfauft nod allen punften
ipeftli4, norbs uno iibueftIid in Mnbetra1t
Der Seimiuderss Grcuriion, rudbrenb De5ems
Der, Sanuar, Sebruar, Wdra nnb NpriI.
Sur ndbsre G~in3eInbeiten, binii4tIi@ aa=
ten, Rcute, ETC., ipre1e man BET ben 2ofal
Tidet Agenten bieier 2inien Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Nnbrep 6. 2eier r, Der @e.
f9dftsfibrer Der Sun" bat Die Nftien,
tpsl9e Sobn Swesnep bon Detroit in
Der 3situns beiaB, aufgetauft. Die
3OntrOne Der 3eitung liegt nun
sdnsli4 in Sdnbsn bon Snbiana-
polifern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

90 Ser Sabrer 6tnfenoe
8cte iotuie Oct HegenSbmrger
@arten &alenoer fur 1905
itno omrdI nniere Office sr
besteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
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6. Slid. &eparatursn, 1905 gartb
&be., $500. = 6. 5. Wiaiam @oof,
stuei Wobnbduisr. @poming unb Stem
Serisp. $500. = %. 8. Sennis,
&sparaturen, I'll 81. penaiplbania,
5000. = 6. s. Webser, Inbau, 621
g. Sainois, $4,000. = Charles Quiz
9inion, Cottage. 2442 OrfOro, $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Rrlauben Sic nns Elm Sparz
" Gpntp nit unIerer @eieaz
i4aft bOrsui9lasen ais Elm tpirs
bises fubftantineaes Beibna4tss
@ei9ent fur ibre Sreunbe ober
@erwnn6te. SIR bieie @eib.
na9ten baben mir uns nit einem
fpesieaen Seierta9seGoubert bers
feben, bas prd4tis berSiert unb
init elmer niebli9en 8anbi4leife
berieben 1T bas bemielben Elm
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bas tpenn sefpani4t am @eibs
na9tsbaum befefist uerben
fam.
GUntps fOnnen gu irsen6 elmer
3eit bieies Monats er0fnet tpers
BEN unb mir perben 6arauf ieben,
tpenn es 10 9etplni4t miro, baB
ser Gmpfdnser es am @eibs
na9ts Abenb erbdlt.
The
Indiana Trust Co.
Gds @aibinston Str. II. 8irsinia @pe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Eonts nv.
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Indianapolis & pincennes 3. q.

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05

man w. u. schnsbley Of Lookout and
secretary w. y. Talbot o6 Chsaley.
Ar. Talbot was in the city today
looking up information with reference
to the laws governing election and
transacting businesA Mr.. Talbot was
seen this morning and stated that q
meeting ot the prohibitionists Of the
county wAs recently held at Lookout
and that Il was decided to put up m
entire county ticket to ~ voted on At
the next general election November
2, Mr.. Talbot has just returned from
- extended visit In the east and wa
. delegate to the national prohibition
convention At Indianapolis ana teolI
part In nominating DR.. silas Swallow
for the presidency.
Mr.. Talbot states that the sentiment
in favor of prohibition, 10 rapidly IN
creasing all over the country and tina,
the party expects q material increase II
the vote Of the party In this count,
this year. The convention to be helt
here win adopt resolutions connrmin,
the platforms Of the state and nationa
conventions. It u expected that Il
least nifty delegates will be In attend
ance at the convention this month.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
Ill FATED KENDRICk
IS AGAIN DEVASTATED
Ioss is Estimated at Three Hundred thousand
DolIars.-Town Was Practically Swept
Out of Existence

the fire had not reached their ware
house.
The J. Alexander company re-
ceived a message this evening from
Fred Beckwith who is at Juliaetta 20
the effect that the entire city is wiped
out and that his merchandise store ID
a total loss. The loss Is estimated to be
anywhere from seven to ten thousand
dollars and is covered by insurance
At the Northern Pacific office word
was received at 4 o'clock that the Spo-
kane passenger train had passed Julia
eta and would reach here about 4:45.
The confiagration at Kendrick today
is the second Of it's kind that has Wis
listed Kendrick. The town was wiped
out in a similar manner during July.
1892, and hardly building was left
standing in town at that time. Kendrick
has been unfortunate during it's exist
ence in suffering great loss from wash
outs, floods and fires and the citizens
OF that town are to be sympathixed
with in their heavy loss. In the fire
today no fatalities are reported which
Is a source of satisfaction.
3
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
JuL,AerTA SENDS THE NEWS
Reoor< From Thsrs That ksndriek 10
q Mass Of Ruins
Especial to Evening Teiier.)

(SpGClAl " 1IVSuAsAo
JJJLIAETTA, Aug. 5.-An telephone
communication as well as telegraph
service between this point and Ken
drick is cut of. From the appearance
Of things a hot fire Is raging. Smoke
can be seen eminating from that direc-
tion It is but four miles between here
and Kendrick and many Of the people
NJ this place left here just before noon
for Kendrick to offer what assistance
they can in fighting the fire.
At 1880 a party arrived here from
Kendrick reporting that the entire
business section of the town was
burned to the ground. The hotels are
destroyed and the Kettenbach ware
house is in ashes. 1t IL reported that
the residence portion Of the city T"
now in flames with no possible cnance
Of checking the blaze. The informa-
tion is meagre as the party who was
here passed through here on his way
10 Potlatch. 1t 10 presumed that the
citizens OF Kendrick are endeavorine
70 blow down buildings a. severai
thunderous reports were heard COMING
from that direction. An enort Wa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
the SOCIAL
At CHARLESTON
Was Given for Benefit Of Library
and Was ! Great
Success

Especial to Evening Telles.l
cLARKsToN Aur k.-The soc,a,
- 80 q
or the rectory Tor the eenellt Of the
public library was Z great social ana
financial succe.s. a laree cror,A 80
= .....s.... -.-.
- - n.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
The Man Wis NhittIss
(Baker CITY Hsrald.)

Every community knows tho mtan|
who sits on : store box and whittIss.
nnding fault with his neishbor and
braging how much better he could d.
It than his neishbor, yet who never
goes out ana does anything right him-
self3 We have all seen that fellow.
He u the prototype Of the democratic
party IN politics. II has been 20 for
forty years hand running. and now y
starting on new lap. Tho platform of
the democratic party adopted at Gt
Louis. shows conclusivsly that the
party u not ready to do anything; 4
IL sitting on tho storebox abusing the
other, fellow and braging about what
It would do II II had chance.
The republican party began doing
things" In 1851. Every step Of progress
that this country has made since then
has been under the republican adminis-
tration and republican laws. The party
In 1897 had to 80 back and do them
over again after . brief democratic ad-
ministration had undons the labor Of
years.
The republican party In III platform
tells In plain language what Il intends
to do The democratic party II not spe-
cific but intimates that Il will work
wonders.
Now II you had q Job Of important
work you wanted attended to, would
you give Il to the fellow who has been
sitting on the storebox for almost forty
years whiting. Dragging and FAULT
finding. or would you intrust 1t to the
other fellow who has been doing
things" and doing them right along.
Notwithstanding the faulthnding and
Dragging of the fellow on the storebox.
The American people demand results.
not talk. They like the man who de-
livers the goods. The republican party
II the party OF action: II delivers the
| goods.
The bin Of lading Of the republican
national convention specifies the kind
and quality Of goods proposed to be de-
livered. They viii be delivered In good
shape and without shortage or break
age.
And the man on the storebox win si,
and white and scold and brag for an.
other spell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
WIRED TO TROY
That Town Asked to Send Men and
Fire Apparatus to Blazing City

Especial to Evening Teller.)
TROY, Ida, Aug. 5.-A message was
received here at ll:4O this morning to
the effect that the town OF Kendrick
was burning up and asking that men
and fire apparatus be set from here. No
facilities were at hand for transporta-
tim and a message was sent to Moscow
for a special train to carry men ana
powder. It is surmised that the teie-
graph ONCE Is burning as communica-
ton was cut of soon after receipt OF
the first message. A number OF men
Immediately left on a hand car TOT
Kendrick and many more left ON foot
Great volumes Of smoke can be seer
from here and fears are entertained
that the whole town Is doomed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
WORD FROM kEMpRlck
ccmplsts List Of Firms and Residences
Burned g

TelepnOntc communication with KEN
dricl gives the following firms and res-
idences az entirely destroyed. Through
the kindness Of Mr.. Roberts Of the
vollmer- Clearwater company NO has
phone In his house and whi<h was
connected with Lewiston shorty after
the train arrived in Lewiston. 1lr.
Roberts reports that everythin6 along
the railroad track was burned And the
train experienced hot work getting
through. The sentiment OF the citizens
IL to rebuild and Mr.. Fred Beckwith IL
now in Lewiston purchasing q new
stock and will rush building In order
to accommodate 1t. The fire depart
men did little good as after the hose
was attached the water refused To now.
The Kendrick Gazette the enterprising
newspaper Of Kendrick although
burned out announces that they will get
out an edition tomorrow.
The loss is estimated by Mr.. Roberts
at 100000 with only partial insurance.
Business Houses
r. " Hines, photographer.
set 'o'
"A"p q 4Soi'''"''' ee''e' . ''s' 1''""-
oise'
1oe wnu' "'ea'
"
u DoA~n' A'11 o''1
nd" anu opea 1o
MISS naey' p"o.1
Mrs. Hall. confectionery stora
Hamley q CO., harneas and tAddles
McGrews, general merchandisA
Kendrick State Bank.
Gazette Once.
Echo Once.
st. Elmo Hotel.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
PASSENGER WILL ARRIVE
sucessdsd in Passing ksndriek-Ospet
Reported to b 0urnins
especial to Evening Tel,er.l

especial to Evening Teller.)
JULIAETTA, Aug. 5.-The Spokane
passenger train arrived here at 8:40
enroute to Lewiston. 1t was reported
that the Northern Pacific depot was
still intact. A later report coming In
here says that the depot has caught
fire. The reports are conflicting and
there is nothing definite.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
NEz PERCE
PRon|BITIONISTS
VIII Name Full County Ticket 10
Convention Here
August y

The prohibition party Of Nee Perce
county have issued q call for q mass
county convention to be held In Lewis
ton at the court house Friday. August
2s. The call II made by County Chair
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05

made to reach that city by telephone
but the wires were evidently down
soon after the fire started. Th4opera-
tor in the Northern Pacific depdx could
get no information at all ane only
heard the fact going over the wire that
the town was on IRE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
JUDGE PARKER
LEAVES ESOPO
He Leaves 10 ! Mysierloas w.
MS Woa1efs to
Pesforn

Especial Telegram - nvsning Teiler.y
ESOPUS, Aug. s.-F0s the flrst thna
since his selection ~ aemocratic peep
idsntial nominee Parker left his huslse
today. His plans have been atten1so
by tie utmost secrecy and his aestinn~
ton b known only TO hin,sslf ana sos-
retasy. The Judge left on the lO:3e -
Kingston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05

The Northwestern Photographers
association. the nembership Of which
extends over ave Northwestern states,
win convene In q. Paul August > for
. thros Days session.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
Teller Rssrsts 70 Rsperss.sy

Owing to the wires being down on
account of the Kendrick fire the Teller
regrets to reportsEy'' that the war
and other telegraphic Il laid up In spo-
kane.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05

Especial Telegram to Evening Tsller.)
LONDON. Aug. 6.-Ths Catholic
World" says the health Of the pope 10
causing considerable anxiety.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-05
poeG 3 ,Ll.

Considerable Anxiety Expressed Over
HE Condition
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02
0prurtheiIe fallen.

Sn Seiterreid iinb bel bem lesten
Enhancement gum erlten Wtale jwei Sur
ben Su @enerdlen befOrbert morben.
Der Sberltbrisaoier @buarb Sitter b.
S6weieer wnroe gum @eneralmaiOr
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YOpper, gum @eueral.S6iffs sbaus Sus
gelieur beiOrbert.
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genieur Der 6iterrei6ii6 ungarii6en
Wtarine, bem Der 9enerals.O Stang per-
lieben murOe. Der neue @enerals
S6ifisbaus Snsenieur, elm Yra9er, ers
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oeutiden Sailcr nah Berlin entienOet
wuroe. @r lit Soritanb Der eriten
abtbeilun9 beS Wtarinete6nii6cn So
mites.
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