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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-30
THEODORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Oldham. of Leslie.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. +.
Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. Writer Isaac. of Bay
View. We're the CHESTS of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Cary Isaac. on Sunday.
Mrs Gertrude Atkinson. of Havre de
Grace was the guest of Bethel friends
on Sunday.
Some of our young gentlemen and
ladies Of Bethel were out arbutus hunt
ing last Sunday.
MsSSrS. Benjamin Brown and Herbert
Brown We're the guests of Theodore
friends on Sunday.
Mr.. Levi Patterson. of Blythedale. was
the guest of Mr.. Robert Bryson last
week.
Rev J. +. Bryan preached in Bethel
NJ. =. Church hast Sunday evening to II
large congregation.
Miss Laura Ward. of Elk Neck. has
taken charge of the Maryland Schorl for
the balance Gf the term. Miss Maggie
Lakeland re~igning. Miss Ward is board
ing with Mrs. Harry Mahoney.
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Copies of the Cecil Wing are on sale
each week in Chesapeake City, at Alex
anders Drug Store. 3 cents a copy.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough. of EIkton,
spent ONE day this week with her father,
Mr.. Henry ii. Brady.
Harry Benston. of Middletown, Del.
was the guest of Mr.. Andrew Beaston on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lotiand and Mrs.
Annie Hayes, of CheStenown. were the
guests of Mrs. Fred Williams several
days this week.
Miss Hattie Morgan is visiting Miss
Helen Clayton in Middletown.
Miss Louie Queck spent one day this
week in Philadelphia.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Allen have been
visiting relatives in Elkton.
Rev. l.. f.. Poole. of Pocomoke City.
spprt several days Of last week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly and son, of
PENNSYLVANIA. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Boulden on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank GGodnow. of Wilmington,
Del. has been the guest of her mother.
Mrs Andrew Ross.
Miss Katharine Ferguson spent Sun
day at Rardalia.
Misses Florence Bouldrn. SAllir and
Ida Houchellc are spending several days
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Louisa Griffith of Midilletown.
WAS the guest of relatives here one day
last week
Misses Wright and Gnoding spent SAT-
urday in Baltimore.
Mrs. Thomas CUrnbrook and son. of
,l,,,
Mrs. Hannah Walters.
H. V. Man!ovc spent several days this
week near Crcltrn.
Mr. William Jones. who until recently
resided on Bohemia Manor. died AT the
home of his son, Julian Jones. near Ken
nrdyvillc. Kent County. on Thursday
morning. from heart failure. His flu
neral was held on Sunday. intelmcnt at
Bethel Cemetery. Mcssl~. William Will
son. John Banks Byron Bcuchelle. Will
liam J. Smith and Manly Drcnnpn act
ing aS bearers.
George X. Houck has moved his store
goods from the Store-house adjoining the
Telephone Exchange to his residence, on
George Street.
Hot ashes thrown near fence of Mrs.
l. q. Griffiths residence. came near max
ing Il blaze on Sunday morning. Quite
a large portion of the fence was burned
before it was discovered
Miss Mamie jefferson entertained n
few of her friends at supper on Saturday
evening. it being her 18th birthday.
Those present were Misses Gladys Banks
Gussie Egee. Mary Barwick. Harriet
Pierce, Rachel LoveleSS and Margaret
LovelcsS
The Chesapeake base bail club will
play the Perryvillc team on Saturday
afternoon, ut 3 O'Clock. in the High
School yard. Admission II cents.
The annual town election will be held
on Monday, May md, when the Town
BailitT and five Commissioners will be
elected
Rev. Mr.. Greed. pastor of Bethel NJ.
Il. Church. died at the Methodist Hos
pitnl in Philadelphia "n Tuesday. Of last
week. from blood poisoning. he having
received slight wound on the back of
his head II week ago. from which blood
poison developed.
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The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
In Rising Sun, at Worthington's Store.
cents a copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-30
PORT DEPOSIT.
The "Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Port Deposit, at Seedlings News
Stand. 3 cents copy.

in Port Deposit, at Seedlings News
Stand. cents copy.
Miss Mary Caldwell. Tome Institute
Librarian. who has been i'll in Whining
ton. Del. has returned to Port Deposit.
and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Y. :.
Collins. ut the Methodist Parsonage.
John Conner, II Young man of our town
who WAS graduated from Tome Institute.
WIS in Port Deposit this week soliciting
business for J. Il. Benson n co.. of Bal
timprc, by whom he is now Employed
Mrs. Einwachter is quite i'll with in
tIammatoHy rheumatism M her home. on
North Main Street. Her mother. Mrs
ut press nj.
Mrs. William johnson and sons. of
Wilmington. Del, have been visiting
Miss Margaret Kprwin.
Miss Virginia GerhauScr. who has been
i'll with typhoid fever, is greatly i'm
proved.
Miss Minnie Burlin is visiting in Phil
adclphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Dixon. rf Down
ingtown. are the guests of Mrs. Joanna
Smith.
Samuel II. st. Clair attended the flu
neral of John X. Cowrn. ut MillcIsburg
Ohio. this week. Mr.. ST. Clair was re-
lated to the late Mr.. Cowen.
Cecil Peoples, of Philadelphia. is visit
ing his brother, Adam Peoples.
Mr. &. +. Ruchr, of Baltimore. was in
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COLORA.

Copies of the Cecil Whig' are on sale
each week in Colora, at S. T. Wiley's
store 3 cents a copy.
NV ard Mrs. John Matthews. of Bay
View, were the guests of Mr.. Henry
Nl#ttiIHwS and family on Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer DevDnShirc and family. of
West hester, Pa. visited relatives here
hast week.
Eli Coulson. .Jr., annd Edward Wood
row, spent Sunday at Pgrryvillc.
MI. Il. ID. Grant. of Rising Sun, called
Oh friends here Sunday.
Two large bears with their keepers
l"N through her" la.1. Saturday morn
Ing. ~
IA, base ball team r. this, place will
h1,i ! Fair here ErXt lnius!th.
NJ tiers Roman and Alfred Wilson. Of
NIijl-ham, Pa.. spent Saturday la.t ut
th% l!r;n" of their grand parents. Mr. and
Mis-. Alexander Wilson.
Mr. ). 7. Wiley was Il Baltimore WISH
tor Oh Tuesday.
E"''ga base ball team played the Ris-
ing SUN team ut West Nottingham, last
Saturday afternoon. The score WIS 16
to " in favor Of ColGEa
The Knights of Pythias Lodge of this
T!t,cr attended church in body at Mt.
Pleasant last Sunday morning
Mr.. Asa RamEo, Of North East. is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Eli Coulson, .Jr.
Quite "a number from this vicinity at
tended the Liley and Maxwell wedding
in the West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Shivcley and family moved from
Philadelphia last week to their summer
residence near West Nottingham.
Mr. John Hines was i'm Baltimore a
few days this week.
Mrs. David Brickley, of Greenhurst,
called on relatives here on Wednesday,
Mr. Brintom Gamble, who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, is again
able to be out
Mrs. Emma Williams and little daugh-
ter Of kennett Square, Pa, recently Wis
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In Bay View, at the store of Russell
Reed. cents a copy.
M.,,9 Ellie Abrams, Of North East. is
being entertained by Miss Blanche Abb
runs this week.
Mis-, Halle ArmolIr and Mr.. Ellis Ar
mour, of GreenhuISt. were entertained
la.t Sunday evening by Miss Cora Ben
jnmin.
Miss Louisa Kirk. of Pennington, WAS
thu guest of her sister, Mrs James W.
AbIA.mmS II few days of last week.
Mr.. James ChAlShn. of WoUl.awn, was
th> guest of Mr.. J. =. Burns ON Sunday.
Mr., Alfred Kirk, of Pennington, spent
Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. J. w.
Abrams.
Mis-. Margaret Todd. of Port Deposit.
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Abrams.
Miss Cora Burns is ON the sick list.
Mrs. A. Il. Tyson remains the same rs
reported.
MIS-. Lewis C0thcll and son. Samuel,
OF Greenhulst, was the guest of her
parents, Mr. and MIS-. J. II. Lynch on
Sunday.
Miss Dora Goodnow, of North East,
w;ls the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Benjurnin ON Sunday.
Mis- j. J. Wivel and sons. Claude and
William, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Wivel, of Wilmington Del. for
q Few days.
MI. G. Alan Lynch was in Baltimore
this week under treatment at the Mary
Iaml: University Hospital
Miss Bessie Abrams was the guest Of
Pcrryville friends last week.
MeSasrs Robert and Albert Coo were
the guests of Mr.. Frank Davis over Sun
day, returning to their new home in Bal
timorc on Monday.
Rev. J. +. Bryan preached his first SER
mon in Bay View NJ. =. Church on Sun
day last, ITO Il large congregation. \ re-
ccption was also given Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Bryan last Friday evening.
Large number was out to welcome our
new preacher. who rs Il forccful speaker
Come out and hear him and feast upon
tlIr good things that fall from the lips
OF t'hiS Ambassador of God. Preaching
prXt Sunday morning at 1920 O'Clock
Mis- Tacic Matthews led the Christian
Eirle1vnr last Sunday evening. Miss
Ell, Gamble and Miss Matte Church.
nIaY sill lead this Sunday evening at
7.3j o'clock. sharp.
IN? Bay View VI. p. Sunday School
viii r..rrganize Tomorrow (Sum.ayI.
Tna \. y. y. Club held their last meet
Ing on Saturday evening. by having n
masquerade social in the Mechanics
Hall. Miss Myrtle Abrams recitcd the
history Of the Club which was we'll rcnd-
errl. and Miss Abrams was highly com
mrutci on her recitation.
I'M. First ri ('nuf,l.put.n af
Cryh Circuit will hc held in Bay View
M. T. Church on Saturday. May 14th,
at. o'clock
Mis-, Arrie Duhamcll was the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Du-
hanl2,l. of Earlcvillc. Il few days this
week
Mr.. II. T.. Abrams and Mr.. j. III.
LyMch have started to fish this week.
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Port Deposit on "Wednesday.
The Maryland Telephone Company
have IL corps of workmen ut work re-
pairing their telephone line across the
SuSQuehannn River ut this point Their
tower on Stell'S Island WAS destroyed by
the ice gorge.
, viSitinng in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Barry and Miss
Marie Barry are visiting in Baltimore
The Perryville Granite Company is re-
moving it,, quarry plant from the French
town uuurry and will cease OPS eating ut
thnt point. 1t is stated that the plant
will be taken to Maine and installed ut
one of the uuarricS of VIM. Gray X Sons.
who were prominent in the organization
of the Pcrryvillc Granite Company.
The Il. G. Bbb Stove Company have
been quite busy making up stock to re-
place what was destroyed by the Bulti-
mere fire They have rented Il portion
of the Rinchart warehouse at this place
and will occupy it for assembling and
storage of stoves.
The boys OF our town visited North
Faust last Saturday to open the base bail
season of the Cecil County League. and
We're dcciSivrly defeated. This was ex-
I"ctcd as it WAS the first time the team
has been together. az there had been no
opportunity for organization and prac-
lticc. Our boys assumed the schedule of
Providence on short notice and showed
commentaries nerve in crossing bats with
North East under the circumstances.
The score Of - to did not discourage
the boys and they are going to work
encrgCtically to get in shape for the sea-
son. The Rinehart wharf is being clear
ed to form IA field and good progress is
expected.
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vania Railroad.
w. ID. CoSlett having sold his bakery
and home to james Burge, of Kennett
Square. Pa, moved this week to Hotel
Cecil. where he will reside for the pre-
sent.
Next Saturday being May 18th. will
consequently bc celebrated H. May
Day" ut the fishing shores. The old time
costume Of journeyimg to the fishing
shore is losing interest, when II few years
ago thousands went. while there are
cUmparatcly few row.
The North East base lmll club will not
l3.ay ut Port Deposit on Saturday. as
scheduled. owing to the weather being 50
bad the team could not get their grounds
i'll shape.
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Gerry store. 3 cents a copy.
Nus. Mary Pee AND daughter, are Wis
itiug friends in Chester. Pa
MrS.,.l Murd Clark and son. Alfred, of
Washington, ID. c.. were the guests of
Mr.. ana Mrs. $. j. Rccder.
Miss Bueah Wilson. of Elk Neck,
spent Sunday with Miss Lydia McNamee
J. Edward Davis has accepted u posi-
ton with Nullan X Clark. Wilmington,
Del. He will enter upon his duties on
Monday next.
The following uShcr$ were appointed
for the month OF May Morning--A. B.
Cranmcr, w. Il. Goodnow. Il. b. Fock-
Ter and Cecil Husfelt. Evcning-R. C.
Reeder, Albert Rooney, Charles Rothcr-
mel and Clarence Lockard
Miss Mamie Logan spent several days
with friends in Havre de Grace last week
Judge Charles f. Beatty and f. r. b.
Day spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Andrew Reynolds and family are
guests of her parents in Wilmington, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Ewing
George Cosden, whose home was re-
Gently burned, has taken temporary
QUARTERS in the Stout store building
Poulton 4 Co., have bought the entire
machinery of the Mccullough Iron Co.,
for old junk. and have ii force of men
tearing out the same.
Mrs. Theodore J. Abrams has removed
to Coatesville Pa, where she will enter
into business. Her son. John Haley, has
secured employment with the Pennsyl-
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RISING SUN.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
In Rising Sun, at Worthington's Store.
! cents copy.
Miss Marion ID. Sheppard WAS the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White.
living near Kirkwcod. Lancaster County.
Pa. this week.
Mrs. Charles $. Pyle spent few days
of this week with relatives in Whining
ton, Del
Miss Mabel Reynolds and Mr.. Norman
Kitchener were married in Oxford. Pa.
on "Wednesday afternoon. ut one o'clock.
Ms. William Clifford and son. Clar-
cncr, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
W. w. Carter i'll Oxford. Pa. on Sun
day.
Rising sun base ball team was defeat
ed in their first game of the season. at
Cololsl. last Saturday afternoon the score
being IL to II.
Mr.. and Ms. Adam Il. Keen visited
Mr.. and MIS- Street in Colora, this week
Th"ma England. of Philadelphia is
spending some time with her grand
father, Mr.. John IIimlman.
Mr.. Wilbur Van AdSlcn, of phladel-
phia WAS "a Rising Sun visitor last Sun
day.
DIR. j. Il. Slicer WIS in Philadelphia
last Thursday. April 18th
Miss Margaret Maxwell and Mr.. II.
Morris lilley We're married by Rev. ID.
T.. Shaw. in West Nottingham Church.
on "Wednesday afternoon. at ; o'clock.
\ reception was held in the chapel.
Mr.. Perry Rialc. of Baltimore spent
Sunday ut his home here in town.
Miss Annie BevAmS and Mrs. Jennie
Gillespie We're in Philadelphia last Mon
day and Tuesday.
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ited her sister. Mrs. William Mccoy.
Mrs Thomas Reese was summoned to
Chester. Pa. on Monday. by the serious
illness of her daughicr-in-law. Mrs Ran
som Reese.
Mr.. Glenn Harris and Mr. George Cnld-
well. Of Liberty Grove, will attend the
Worlds Fair ut ST. Louis.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY.

Copies of the Cecil Wing are on sale
each week in Chesapeake City, at Alex
ander's Drug Store. cents copy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Una escueIa en- Ia carce| de
Puerta de Tiena

La ofcina de prisiones hace ITEM
po mostr6 deseos de que fuese estable-
cida en- IA carcel de Puerta de TERRA,
una escuela para la diffusion de la en-
senanza los presos.
Las gestiones practicadas por la
ofcina de Prisiones mediante la COO
peraci6n del presidente de Ia iunta
local de Instruction Pdblica, Sc ha DO
dido adquirir los materiales necesa-
rios como bancos, pzarras todos
los utensilios para la escuela que Sc
establecera en- la referida carcel.
Para mayor capacida ad Sc ha esco-
jido un local amplio ventilado, de
los mejores departamentos que reunen
condolences para escuela que existen
en- Ell establecimiento.
Ell primero de Octubre Sc abriran
Ias classes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
RETRETA

Piezas que ejecutara Ia banda del
Reglmiento Puertorriq Gedo en- la re-
treta de mafana:
SLa repnblica de Panama~, paso-
doble por Laurendean.
Gel af1o pasado por aguaa, mazur-
ka de los paraguas por Ameca Val
verde.
&Alpine1, gran fantasia por So
bani.
SGuarda esta for9, canci6n mexi-
cana arreglada por Miranda.
<The fountains, danza caracterfs-
tica por Losey.
Jota de EEL duo de la african a,
por Caballero.
&Alianza1, Polka & duo de corne-
tines por Miranda.
SMis pesaresS, danza por Agrin-
zoni.
HimnO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Catgos contra eI aIca|de de
Juana Oia1 ' otfos en-
pIeadoS rnuniiciipa|es

Una colnisi6n de correligionario:
nuestros de Juana Diaz, ha llegado {
esta ciudad con el objeto de presental
cargOs ante Ell Gobernador + Civil de la
isla, contra Ell alcalde Toss a., tesore-
70 y contador municipales, de aquel
pueblo.
Parece que dichos se1ores como
| directories del partido republicano de
| aquel pueblo, pues forman parte del
COmit6, vienen organizando meetings
y celebrando asambleas, siendo los pri-
meros en- ir delante de esos actos en-
excitar q las masas que ganen las
elecciones de cualquier neanero, ST es
precise, llevando de este modo al seno
del hOgar la intranquilid ad
Sabemos que ell Comand ante del
puesto de la policfa detacada a en- Juana
D1az, ha fOrmulado denuncia ante ell
Juez Municipal, contra ell alcalde Y
otros republicanos.
Sc nos informa tambien que dicho
alcalde Tossas, exile cada empleado
municipal el importe de un mes de
ouClOO par d. COSGCdr CON 0StOS dine
ros sus trabajos de reelection mani
festando p6blicamente que ganaran las
elecciones & fMerza de lena.
Estos y otros mas son los cargos
que Sc han presentado al Gobernador
contra el alcalde Tossas otros en-
pleados municipales de Juana-Dfaz.
Los cargos mencionados no pue-
den ser mas graves. Ellos denotan
claramente la gran inmoralida ad admi-
nistrativa de que dan muestras tan
evidentes ell Alcalde y otros empleados
de aquel Municipio.
Yea el pueblo quienes son los que
5ienen q su cargo Ell maneio de sus in
bereses, los cuales abardonan de modo |
tan punible, y faltan tan abiertamen-
5e a sus deberes oticiales, para entire
garse a una polftica de odios y de pa
stones insanas.
Seguramente que el Gobernador
procedera con mano fuerte en- este
asunto, ordenando una seria investi-
gaci6n en- los hechos denunciados V
aplicaudo un castigo severe Y ejem-
olar, los que tan abiertamente fall
ian al respeto de las leyes al cum
1limientO del deber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
DON SOTERO F|GUEROA

Embarca hoy para Cuba, en- Ell va
por SJulias, nuestro amigo ell presti-
gioso periodista puertorriqueno don
Sotero Figueroa, el cual ha sido hues-
ped nuestro durante un mes.
En- su estancia en- la isla, ha visi-
tado algunos pueblos donde fu6 reci-
bido con muchos agasajes colmandole
en- todos los sitios de transito, de
mercedes tributos, por sus servicios
hechos fuera y dentro de Puerto Rico,
en- favor de las ideas democraticas.
Ell senior Figueroa, nos honro pi-
blicando en- las columnas de nuestro
diario, una serie de trabajos bajo ell
rubro de <Misivas literarias> en- los
cuales demostro que todavfa su amor
al arte y la literature no ha rnuerto
en- su corazon y que los entusiasmos
de ahora son los mismos que le obli-
garon deiar su pedazo de terra.
DeseaInos al companero feliz via
10 pronto regreso su lar nativo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
FL Principe Henry de Prussia
REPASANDO PERIOD|COS

No creais en- cantos de sirena, d.
ce otro fsi6logc, desde las Columns
del Aguila de Ponce; nosotros deci-
| mos, no, pero creed en- las doctrinas
de verdad Y en- las manifestaciones de
la opinion quo de cada dfa mas Sc
muestra par It'd aria de a union puer-
torriquefa.
Los que propagan la labor de ex-
tender ell prOgrana unionista, hemos
sostenido muchas veces que es un par
tido que tiene IN Jefe Y una bandera,
y no determinados elenentos, nj bur-
gueses nj Obreros.
Ell senior Matienzo no puede rom
per armas contra la burguesfa por la
sencillfsima razon de que en- ell partido
unionista no hay burgueses nj obre-
ros: hay solamente patriotas, que bus
can el bien del pals, Ell mejoramiento
de la administrator Y de todo cuanto
afecte q los intereses del pals. Los
burgueses y los obreros dado que 10
sean, no ejercen Influenza nj poca nj
mucha en- ell partido.
Ell partido Unionista no hace cam
pafla de odios, sino de paz; no destru-
We los unos para levantar los otros.
Estos procedimientos pertenecen al
campo cOntrariO, que pOr negar todo |
10 que vale en- Puerto-Rico, hasta pre-
tenden destruir la personalidad de
nuestrOs histOriadOres en- comparacio-
nes que siempre resultan Odiosas V |
lue Embellishments ningdn resultado
oueno pueden producer.
Lao mismO que pasa en- Puerto Ri
20 pasa en- todas parties, cuando Sc
evanta una idea redentora, cuando
'e trabaja en- bien de un pueblo: Sc
'ecogen adhesiones m1ltiples, aflian-
lose q esa cruzada de paz de con-
,ordia, ell elemento obrero, que es des-
,ues de todo, ell ORGANISING que mas
lecesita de Ia fuerza de un buen par
lido que mire al porvenir, no las
uchas mezquinas de los impulses
ransitorios.
En cuanto la xsocializacion de
1edios productivos2 por mas que he
1os buscado desentraf1ar su sentido.
% lie encontramos nj l6gica nj NADIA
ne valga la pena de ser refutado.
No le quepa ninguna duda al fsi6- ,
ogo del AgutLo, que ell partido unionis- .,
q es un parsido de patriotas Y no de ,
urgueses y obreros, y no tardara en- :
er coronados sus ideales para ell bien ,
ell progreso del pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Ecos V Notas

no votar la caudidatura de Faj lard {
para Comision ado Washington.
En- las demas papeletas, esta bs
cruzado su nombre, con una raya he
cha con lapiz.
Ell cabo de la policfa en- Vega
Baja pone ell siguiente telegrama al CO.
ronel Hamill:
<Manana, domingo 25, Sc efectua-
ran en- este pueblo barrios elecciones
del partido unionista para la designa-
cion de representatives ] a convention
municipal. Anunciase ademas IN NEE
ting unionista en- el barrio &Bajura>,
de Vega alta.
Don Enrique San MILAN, apre-
ciable correligionario nuestro de Ma
yaguez, acepta la designation que lie
han hecho varios amigos de aquel dis
trito judicial, para presentarle candi-
dato al cargo de Marshall de aquella
Corte de Distrito
Atm no ha contestado Eel Sr.
Mufoz Rivera al cable que le pusie-
ron los dem6cratas
oupOdSoC uC csc CdOl0 NJ Id lie
gado sus manos.
-Podemos afirmar nuestros ami
gos que no tenemos noticia alguna
de que ell senior MufIoz Rivera embar-
que hoy en- New York, como afirmaba
hace POGO un periodico local.
En- la semana entrante sc darAn
varios meetings unionistas en- esta
capital sus barrios.
-Suena la candidatura de don |
Manuel CamufIas para Delegado por
81 Distrito de Humacao.
Sc indica para Secretario de la
Corte Municipal de San Lorenzo, q
Ion jose Aibar y Sanchez.
Los obreros de la American
federation Of Labor proclamaran ma
lana, en- toda la isla, las candidatu-
as que han de apoyar en- las pr6xi-
mas elecciones.
En- la papeleta que presentaran
os dem6cratas, no aparecera mas can
lidatura que la del Comisionado 4
Y Washington.
Las demas casillas aparecer6n en-
lanco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
DesgIaciad0 suces0

A un labrador avecindado en-
Chester, Pennsylvania, apellidado
Smith, lie estaban comiendo las cere-
zas unos muchachos ell domingo
mando su hijo, de 13 amos de edad,
y q otros tres companerosapara ique
echasen de allf & los intrusos. Estos
Sc marcharon enseguida. Sobrevino
una tempestad, y los cuatro Sc guare-
cieron bajo ell cerezo de que habfan
hechado q los otros. En- este cay6
un rayo sobre ell arbol, de los cua-
tro mat6 tres en- Ell acto. FL cuarto,
que era un muchacho de color, falle-
cio On Ell camino de la casa de socorro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-24
Il doctor Manzano

Sabemos que ha presentado la re-
nuncia del cargo de Official de Sanidad
de Caguas, nuestro estimago amigo
ell doctor don Marcos Manzano.
El doctor. .Manzano, Sc ha creado
en- Caguas una gran clientela por su
competencia su acierto, sobre to-
do en- partos, en- cuya especialidad es-
unO de los mas notables facultativos
de la isla.
NosOtrOs lamentamos esa resolu-
ci6n del doctor Manzano, pues la cla-
Sc pobre de Caguas Sc vera privada
de la asistencia de un buen facultati-
vo.