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Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Kniqhts Of the Golden EAGLE.

There were two propositions for con-
sdcration by the members Of ST.
Georges Castle, No. 3, knights Of the
Golden Eagle, at the meeting last
night. On next Friday night there win
be a debate between a team chosen
from Crusaders Castle and one chosen
from 81. Georges Castle. The subject
VIII be announced later but the mem
bers Of the castles are assured 1t will
be Interesting and they are invited TO
attend the meeting.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
CpeakinG of Wells and
~ inexpensive NeckWear

A little lot of ribbon edged chiffon
wells has Just arrived-;fom an over
stocked maker.
For soc, red, black, tan and navy blue.
For 75e, finer chiffon in white, black, red
green, brown and navy
Just the thing to keep out wind and dust
and keep hats on securely.
aisle 1-east
IN nectuear, full fresh supplies of these:
.Hhts rash stocks nth eoirsd siik ties, so.
.nik stocks nth iong foay- -R-kard ase,soe and S..
Embro iSsre5 collar and az SIS Of sheer linen laun-
Hsnfsg stsps for isg o maoH sitvfs-7se.
Ofhers on hsavr MATERIAL ,rorkSa bask Ths, SOC.
main Aisle and Aisle 2-easU
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New Ready to Wear Fall
IN Millinery, So, SIS, $3.50

dollar is worth saving-and to duplicate
these hats elsewhere it will cost just about
that much more.
Part are made Of soft, wintery-looking
chenille and velvet, while others are COM
binaton Of silk and chenille.
Not another bit of trimming needed. Ready
10 wear home, If you choose.
Golden Salon. Aisle e-easU
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
PHILADELPHIA. OCTOBER 8. 1904
a Wanamaker Sale of Gloves Today
25,028 Pair-WOmen's and Mems

A guiding glove business The gloves,
made and exclusive patterns and Styles
practically all in The old pair must be left
shelves Today them bouncing by marking down the
prices as follows
4H om OAa ST. "Pyincess Louis" glo0ss
and white ~
white Csc
Ill o1a 81 and SI25 "Pynucess May gloves
an embObey and black
.4H old $3.50 "Roya1" giOVes
embOpi black and white N0W
A4 o~ oasn85 "1lefora' goVes ST.
FtndAd dndA an white =
addition there special purchase of womens gloves
these prices: (Arcade)
WoDssns sOcAa and CAPE gOve, 65c woyA 81 and $3.50
Wo0nea's finer mocha glo0eS 81 w0rzh $3.50
mohag
special purchase, partly
Both grade fixed by their former selling this
Main Aisle, Market street. and Arade
Men, 81. SO mocha gio0es-nOW 81.
ray mnnedi SIX lined
MEMS 81 mocha gl00eS-nOW $l.SO.
lined fine
inside
Another gloves only. Market end of Main Aisle
TELEPHONE mail will be filled while the lots last
All sizes every price, not every style.
old" The gloves SPRING
our gloves still better and they "od simply
NNae
g00e UOaep-n full assortment TO be found the
regular old Mint comeran hardly be praised too much
The famous Reynaey at 81 IS anaS
Tie Roya6 atSI50
The Princess May at 81
are the best fitting satisfactory gloves Not
who already em
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
.n,,oh..r. Of America.

The Daughters Of America held a
largely attended meeting last night.
There were two candidates for rein
statement and business OF interest 20
the members was transacted Al the
meeting on next Friday night there
win be considerable business OF import
ance and all the members are expect
cd to be present at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

l25-commerce and DOCK, 5. VIII
mington.
12e-Pusey & Jones Co.'S ONCE.
127-Shancross and Woodlawn ave-
nues.
ls2-Pusey & Jones Co, Railway.
134-Jackson and Shallcross avenue.
l35-Elm and Van Buren,.
I42-Causeway and Guthrie's Lane.
i4s-Twentieth and Market.
145--Jessup g. Moore's Paper Mills.
I52-Third and jefferson.
153-Front and Union.
l54-WashinEton and EuiQtt avenue
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Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Man.

Friendship Conclave, No. l. Hepta-
sophs. or Seven Wise Men, had an in
tercsting meeting last night. The
members we're surprised and pleased TO
see Past Archon Farra present and
heartily welcomed him. Mr.. Farra was
formerly OF this city but now lives Ia
Bridgeville.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

62-Sixth avenue and Duncan.
63-Fourth and Scott
6i-Pullman Car Works.
7l-Lancastcr Ave. and Monroe.
i2-Fourth and Franklin.
.3--Lovering Ave. ana Scott.
12-Pennsylvania Ave. and Scott.
llS-Thirteenth and Lombard.
ll4-Fifth and Washington.
115-Eighth and Lombard.
il6-Eighth and Washington
il7--Eighth and French.
12s-Eighth. west Of orange.
124-Foot OF Marsh Road
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Store Closes at $50
The Winter Girl in White

4 Mothers who Ike to dress their
little girls in white the winter through
will find the new Iokite biqae dresses
readp.
Straight Russian style mostly; some per-
fecty plain; some with graceful yoke effects;
some with big sailor collars, and daintest Of
all, few with fine little hand embroiderles.
Rep and inene in the lot as we'll as pique
Under the heavy winter coat, especially a
CHEEKY red chinchilla, few dresses are
smarter. 50. 70, SO, s5, SO, $3.50, 1915 and
s12. a to 10-year sAss.
OF course, plenty Of lrarm JCool fy0cks ready
10 slip on for thos who prefer them. s2.75
10 $3.50
Second floor. Chestnut street,
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shieId Of Honor.

The Active Association OF the shield
OF Honor last night initiated several
candidates. At the meeting there were
several visitors present from Philadel-
phia and other places. When the bus
mess of the order had been transacted
there WAS an entertainment and re-
freshments were served
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

l3-Fifth and French.
l4-Front ana Poplar.
l5-Slxth ana Spruce.
l6-Eleventh and Church.
l-Third ana railroad avenue.
-S-Thirteenth and King.
s1-Seventh cnd Railroad avenue.
25-Second and Shipley.
2c-Front and Justison.
g5-Second and Jackson.
26-Maryland avenue and Linden.
4 21-Delsware avenue and DUPONT
: 2s-Ninth and Madison.
s1-Lancaster avenue and sNarlss.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
DANES Of Malta.

The Danes Of Malta initiated one
candidate at their meeting last night
Next Friday the members win install
the officers recently elected. and they
viii have also an entertainment. social
session and refreshments.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Sons Of America.

Washington Camp. No. T. Patriotic
Sons Of America. initiated one candi-
date into the mysteries OF the order last
night After the business session on
next Friday the members viii give an
entertainment in The lodge rooms.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Indepsndent order Of cd EeIIows.

Fairfax Lodge, No. s. Independent
Order Odd Fellows, last night installed
the officers who were recently elected
20 serve during the ensuing term.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting and the exercises were most
interesting.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

Mechanics Lodge, No. a. independent
Order Odd Fellows. transacted routine
business last night. The finance com
mlttec revised the accounts OF the lodge
and found them to be in excellent con-
dition- on Friday evening Of next
week the officers win be installed.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
) 9retty Black sateen Petticoats

n The aeoordion-peated lounce in van
dykes, headed with a little quilting and fin
ished with a little ruffe, almost deceive you
into believing it is a silk petticoat
Lots more service than silk, and cheaper
e1.5o
Second floor, first gallery
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

At the meeting OF Telegraph Council
M %. Junior order United American
Mechanics last evening only routine
business was transacted. There was
good attendance OF the members and
interest in the council is increasing.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

S2-Sixth and Tatnail.
s4- Fourth end Madison.
S5-Harlan & Holnngsworth Co.
s6--Maryland avenue and Cedar.
4i-Warner's Wharf.
4e-Heald and Lobdcll.
4S-Eighth and Brooms.
45--Delaware Ave. and Van 3uren.
4e-Fourteenth and Walnut.
Sl-Thlrteenth and Washington.
52-Thirteenth and Clal mont.
b3--Second and Bawley.
Sap. r. & w Depot.
A-Third and King.
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carpsntsrs, Union.

At the meeting Of the Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners Local Union.
Nc. 1875. last night the members DE-
SContinued on Third Page.l
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Electrical Workers.

Local No 3lS OF the Electrical Work
ers' Union had their regular meeting
last night. but only routine business
was transacted.
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knlnhts Of coIumbua.

on Wednesday. October II, members
of Santa Maria Council, No. 1875.
Knights OF Columbus. VIII give
smoker in their handsome club house
at Tenth and King streets, the occa-
sion being Columbus Day. II viii be
appropriately observed. The occasion
will be general reunion Of the older
members and the several new mem-
bers who were recently initiated into
the order.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
For Girls and ChiIdren:
youths Clothing

" OutnS LIOthlnR
Il Boys, IA to Is, who wear long
trousers. This is your day
Same kind of clothing as we sell to
men. OHEp cheaper.
Suits $40, s12, s15 and $40.
Nesp TO-DAY IL: o1erc0atS is the new Mac
areGor-a long, loose coat; some with
belts, some without, but made OF the rough
tweed" material LonGoners like so much.
s15 and 500.
Market street gallery
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Kninhtn of PYthlas.

Excelsior Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
No. z. is In a fourishng condition and
is prospering wonderfully. With the
advent Of cool weather the members
have started to attend the meetings In
larger numbers and there Is every in
dication that the coming winter will
be successful season for the lodge.
Oriental Lodge. No. 13, knights Of
Pythias. is one OF the most active
lodges among the Knights. AT the
meeting last night there was one can
didate for the second degree. AZ the
next meeting the business win be dis
posed Of as quickly as possible and then
there will be an entertainment In the
lodge rooms. Great preparations are
being made for this entertainment ana
the members are all invited to attend
Ii Is probable that Oriental Lodge will
vote on the question OF consolidating
with Excelsior Lodge. There has been
considerable talk amSNg the members
on this subject and they think It would
be an improvement for both lodges.
Oriental Lodge members are talking
about organizing a company Of the uni
form rank. Action ON this matter will
be taken probably in a short time.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

take care Oh anu Sudl dnlCS lllS lCsI
For Women: Our regular lines
begin at 1920, but we usually ave
shoes at less cost made for us under
special conditions.
For Sl.90 today you will find patent and
kidskin shoes, to lace or button, and box
calfskin shoes, to lace, fully equal TO those
generally sold for $3.50.
Others, worth still more, for 1920 and
$3.50.
For SIS the "U/aHamaker-Reiiable E"
shoe in any style of leather. Both in
looks and quality it equals the best
$3.50 shoe sold elsewhere and beats
most of them.
Extra high-grade shoes for $4, So,
81 and $9
For Men:
For $1.9O, the most wonderful fall
weight lace-up shoe ever sold for the
money.
In box-calfskin, black kidsNn, and patent
leather, with welted and stitched oak leather
soes. Unfortunately we can only get them
every now and again, 1000 pair at time.
Two days selling generally clears them all out.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
CITY FIRE ALARM STATIONS

s-Tenth and Orange.
5-Fifth and Adams.
s-Tenth and Walnut
7-Opera House.
s-Ei ghth and jackson.
i2--citx Hall
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162-seidel & Hastings Rolling MIN
l63-Nlnth and Spruce.
164--Vandever avenue and Thatcher.
2l2-Third and Tatnan.
21S-Fourth and Lombard.
214-Thirtieth and Washington.
215-Twenty-ffth and Market.
216-Eighteenth and Brinekle avenue.
223-Tenth and Adams.
224-Vandever avenue and Pine.
225-Eleventh and Union.
2es-Rislng Sun LanF nd Twentieth
2s1-New Castle svSs.A and d.
2sAzMlmiRgt0a n 'ls Ian Ca
Evening journal., 1904-10-08

For So the U/anamdker Wear-U|eH
shoe, single or double soles, in all styles
of leather. In workmanship and ma
terial it equals the best $3.50 shoe.
Finer grades of shoes, s5, 81. ss and $40.
form-shoes-absolutely waterproof, 49,
Riding boots, $40 to 500. Leggings, IS to
$3.50. Automobile boots, lined with beaver,
s25. Any style of shoe made to your order
in the special shop for men.
For Boys:
For So, light or heavy shoes in box-calfskin
and kidskin, with welted and stitched soles.
Equal to the usual 50. so shoe.
For Sc. 90, strong shoe in storm-calfskin,
black or russell, with weted and stitched oak
soIes, viscolized to resist damp.
Other lines from SO to $3.50.
For Girls and Children:
81 and s1.2O, according to size, made of
plump kidskin with oak leather soles, to lace
or button, worth s1.35 to s1.75. Sizes sH
to 1o1 and IL to 2; c, d and widths.
Bring the smaller children as we'll. Com
Portable shoes for them at prices from 1.2O
in short steps to 1915.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Cendina Calatea to School

- Strange to say, we are selling more
gaatea at the beginning Of winter than
during the summer months. Within the last
two weeks over 5000 yards have come in
and gone out Of the store, and yesterday we
ordered 1000 more.
This is because mothers have found what
splendid, serviceabe school dresses the stuff
makes, and how much more sanitary il is to
use cottons indoors during the winter and
heavier outer clothing for bitter weather.
15c yard-plain colors and stripes.
aisle l6-easu
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II D
fails 10 cure. r. W. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1904-10-08
Today for the Family Shoes
Market street,

First fix this in your mnd-n buying here yOn need not
o about e leather AO1 the shoes made take there
are no cuof vabS geDV1ea agSOS 6ached s0S oy
Pick the style that peaes you and suits your purse We
take reofan nd the erest
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Las cOSechaS

Este ano Sc ha sembrado mas cana
de 10 acoStumbradO, y como canas
nuevas y relOn0s han pas4oo Ia sea en-
excelsnte cOndicion, SO espera una gran
cosecha de azucar para oil ano 1905. La
perspectiva de la proxina consecha de
cafe no es tan prometedora. puesto que
eu yaFios distritos sOlamente 80 espera
rscIger no mas d. la mitad de IA lose
cha normal debidO los danos sufridos
Oh las q 13recidas debifo a las fuertes Ilu
vlas. En algunos distritos 50 dice que
tambi6n los fuertes soles han causado la
caida de los capullos f. slgod0u ,igue
ben 80 sembraran muchas taIas este
a mo. Los frut0s memories generdlmente
estan abuDdantisimos. Los mapgos han
empezado a presentarse en ei mercad0
J prOnt0 estarAn abnndantlslmUs.
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>FltiempO en- Ia ISIa

Ia general ell TEMPO hA sido par
cialmente nublado c&luroso. COZ lige-
ros sguaceros. La SEGA sigue en- les dis
tritos del ). y en- unes cuantos distritos
del N. serfa convenience mas lIuvia La
molienda ha seguido sin interruption y
ell trabajo de campo ha estado general
mente activo.
Los promedios de L. precipitation
por divisioDes fueron los slgulentes: Di-
vision NJ, @. 90 de puIg4da; division E..
o. "a de pulgadA; division s., 0 29>de
puIQada; division o., 2.50 puigadas;
Vieaues, o. .64 de puIgada. La cantidAd
mayor que han lniornSdo, o'V pu,s
dAs. ocurrl6 en- Cldra; DC Arecloo. 30
rows y MAunabo lforman que 20 40
vic. La temperaturs media Iae liselA
nente sobrs h normal; In mao alta que
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] rfInnnnnnnnIlnni-rH-nrIr-Tzn NH

.UGADA: I'm Y4.co Iue sOrprendld .
una iusaua "a 10 prob bido, lie n md ,se
todOs los requisites do la ley por el cAbo
TirsO Rodriguez
OTRA RINA DE- dALLoS. En- ell barrio
Algarrobos de hayaguz fue sorprendi
da otra jugada de- gali0s, sorprendi9n-
dose IA iDdiyiduos.
AGGRESSION: En- esta Jugada, Bartolo
Medina trato de sgredir con un mache
te a los demas jugadores.
RoBo De GANADo: En- ell barriO xBa
yam6n, de- la CIdra. fu6 detenido Sin.
foriano Lorenzo, ocupandosele un toro
robado a dolores Franco, una vaca con
su cria y IN p0tr0 zaino
H sHOTEL COC0YAD: Admite abo-
nsdos men ua'es precios sumamente
modicos. Buena mesa.
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Obras pubIicas

Ha salido para Fsjsrdo, Humacao,
Csguas, Cayey Y Guay&ms. ell inspector
de edi6cios p1bicos Mr.. Gay y Boyce
para proponer las reparaciones conve-
nientes en- los edificios que han de utili-
zArse por las nuevas Cortes de DiAtri-
tOs.
Sc ha recibido una solicitud del
AyuntAmiento pidiendo Sc provea 10 con
veniente para evit4r que las sgIas que
den detenidas al NoTt3 de In Carretera,
en- ell sitio denomInAdo <Carhoneras ba-
rrio de In Marina.
Sc esta poniendo piso nuevo & las
oficinas del psgAdor del Departments y
Sc hA terminado ls pinturs en- el mismo
salon.
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200 indiylduOs fuslla-
dos en- eI Ecuador

Ultimamente faeron fusilados en- ell
Ecuador doscientos indivlduos que, ha
uandose presos en- Ia c6rcel de las isias
Galapagos, Sc fueron de ailf. despues de
haber dado muerte al jefe del presidio y
q la escolta luego sc &IzAron en- son de
revolucion&rios, sembr&ndo Ell panico y
ell terror por donde quiera que pasA-
ban.
Las ejecuciones no Sc hicieron nj en-
ell mismo sitio nj en- ell mismo momen-
to.
Lo que es para despIasar 8 pr6fu-
gos y revoiucionarios, SO pinta solo ell
Plazs.
Que Sc acuerde de Garcia Moreno.
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kOti(idS generates

PREsUPUEsTos: Sc han recibido los
presupuestos escoiares para M 4yo y Ju
niO de los pueblOs de Humacao, Patillas,
Isabella y Juana Dlaz y el de Mario y
Abril de Aguas Buenas.
PARA HUMACAo: Ha salidO para HUI
macao nr. Sawyer con Obieto de ans
peccionar las escuelas publicas de aque'
LA ciud d RegresarA en- brebe.
SEDUCToREs: Han parade en- la car
eel RuGno Ojeda FiguerOa, de Is amos
de edad, veclno de Ciales y Ramon Ri
vera Rodriguez de % amos, vecinO de
Uluado, por haber seducido sus no.
Was.
Para curar I'm resfriado en- Un ola
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES De
BROMO-QUININA FL boticariO 10 de-
volvera el dinero 81 no se cura. La fir
ma dc E. w. GROVE SO halla en- cada
cajita.
REENaANcHEs: Los slguientes indi'
viduOs han sido reenganchados Ell la
poicia: Jose Gallsrdo, cabo Agustin
Charon, EladiO Burgos, Juan T. AceVe
do Manuel Candelario.
SEPARAD0: Ha sidO separadO hon.
rosam"nte, por imposibilldad flsica Fer
min Bjlo.
INDULTADo: CandidO Castro Lopez
que sufrio la cODdena de 90 dias en- la
carcel de HumacaO por al delitO de al
terar la paz, be sido indultado por el
Gobernador del resto de Ia pena que le
quedaba por sufrir
RoBo DE TABACo: Ha sido detenidO
en- JuDcOs el lndlviduo Gregorio Cruz
pOr rObo de tabac0 en al barriO GurabO
abajO
UNA JUGADA: En- Arecibo fueron de
tenidos die personas en- el barrio de
n Ds1sv 10
ocupandO ele naipes y dinero.
INCENDIo: Ha ocurrido un ipcendiO
en- Sahnss, On la casa de- Avelino Tira.
do, Gu ell barriO <Palma> quem ndose
cuanto tenia. Sc supone que el incen
dia f,6 ea.ual.
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LA BESTIA HUMANA
EN- VEGA ALTA

Un caso de saIvsjismo ha tenido lu-
gar en- ell pobIado de Vega Alta.
Ell sujeto Pablo Msrciai Lopez (.)
Mono, de pesimos antecedentes, tom6.
como de costumbre. una turcs fenome-
nal. bajo gu infuencia cogi6 un perro
Y 10 ahorc6.
Muerto este, le sac6 las entrsflas. y
palpitantes a6n estas, empez5 conner
selas
En este acto fue sorprendido por
algunas personas, quienes india anadas.
trataron de castigarle como SO merecls.
pero en- esto intervino Ia policis, quien
puso al Lopez disposition del Juzg4do
de paz, Ell cuai entiende en- ell asunto.
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A los A8entes
y SuSGlptofeS

Como la presente semana sera
La Ultima que sc publica LA DEMO
cRAoIA en- Caguas, suplicamos en-
carecidamente a nrestros agentes
Y suscriptores, SO sirvan Hquldar
sus cuentas hasta fin de mes.
La correspondence deben dl-
rigfruosla a Caguas hasta el dia 30;
Y a San Juan. Allen 4, desde el dfa
primero de Mayo.
Esperamos ser atendidos por
nuestros amigos
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(oIe9iO de Ia. y "a. fnsehdnza
Sc GOIaoStesa CsIasn,aaos -5aate19sos y ente4noa
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum Il.

La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
Y abraza: t0 eysSe9adYsSa p7"sne0Y'sd com
ptet0; ta prep0racE0ys pGra sssgresdr esa
t0S 7s5ver'Std0deS; la Te9tede@Y>0 de LII.
BROS, A1'ttnsettca Merc0Ssta y ESc71ttsrG
sss naaQt1zsaslt0, y por uItlulO, Dtb9GO,
P5yattSYG y Ma%SscG. Para la ensenanza
del Ingles cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation dc un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de COmercio es-
te q cargo del Tenedor de Llbros Cd
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital. El
OOLEdIO tiene su Regtonaeat0 I,ste-
rsoy' qua 80 enyiara los padres que 10
sOliciten.
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LEAVE NEW YORK

We've contestA & Aguerrevere que
Besos& le explicara.
BesosA contests que en- una Asam-
blea hAce dos amos sc trat6 de buscar
Acuerdo con los republicanos de Ia Me-
tr6poli para 10 que Sc han hecho ges-
tiones.
Que ell ingresar sin condolences en-
aquel partido est6 acordado. Que no hay
que sonar en- pactos. Que no pueden III
deben pretender mas que ser 2ceptadOs.
Hlzo ls apologize del partldo naclo-
nal y termin6 diclendo que fueran ell,
felices de entrar en- ei.
Aguerrevere dice que desconoce ell
pactO que hAya podido hacerse. Quo no
va como pordiOsero nInguna parGe. Co
mo no ga Unconditional de nadie Va STEM
pre- con condolences. Siente simpat1As
por Dem6cratAs y KepublIcanOs. Solo
aspira que le den 10 que tlene derech
& pedir. Dice que es puertorrlqueno an
tes que NADIA. Seg6n cree, IL discipline
no implica sumisi6n.
Rossy y.--Plde Aguerrevere olga 81
ingres6 en- ell partido republicano con
condiciOnes.
Aguerrevere cOntesta que Sc cOnfor-
mo con la plAtaforma y con los hombres
que combAtfAn EspA6a: que es mas
americana que Jorge Washington, pero
no incondiclonal. Qulere saber donde
Yn No sabe que Va buscar al partldo
aongional siendo 9iudadsnos de Puerto
y-..ss@O. No tleneL NADIA que lleVar ALA.
No pide lImosnas.
Rossy.-Dice que en- la Asam5lea
anterior SO expiic6, Y todos 10 sa6en, 10
que nc sabe Aguerrevere: que el Comi-
t6 del Partido Nacional autorlz6 Gomez
Brioso Todd para nombr&r delegAdos
( ia Convention ofreciendo estos su
Ayud& On la Convention para que sus as
pirAclOnes fueran &tendldAs.
- Para ingresAr no impondran condi-
cion Stigma, contln1G.
Lee In autorizaclon al Comite Eje-
cutivo para solicitar ingreso en- e. par
tidO.
Aguerrevere -. ne no quiere ser
Quiiote-no sabe na0 lie 10 que dice
Rossy sobre conyenio con Ell Comlt6 de
ALA.
We've habla. Los Delegados le in
dican que no Sc oye.-Deplora tener tan
poca voz declara suspendida la session
10 minutes. Los Delegates preparan
sus p&peletas para la votAcl6n.
Al reanudarse IL session SO d& letura
una proposition de Cuchf (Cayetano)
proponiendo que IL asamblea antos dc
votar los Delegates discuta las candida
turAs.
Coll y Cuchf CO., dice: que antes de
votar pOr IN indivlduo deben dlscutlrse
los meritos y defectos eeg1n slstema anne
ricano. Debe darsele 81 pueblo sus de-
rechos como Sc les exlge sus deberes.
Que los que pretend&n lr Chicago pre-
senten su candidaturA y la detiendan por
81 por medic de amigos; que el Sc en-
cuentra dispuesto cOmbAGIr Ia que DO
Ie guste. Plde Sc apruebA esa mocl6n.
Aguerrevere apoy& Ia moci6n Coil y
Cuchf. Que v4yan con merlto los Can
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-29
C0mp0hfQ del Canal

Un sindicato frances ha paga-
do a la antigua Compan1a del Ca
nal 40 millones de dollars hacien-
dose cargo del coDro de La venta
del Canal a Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-29
TelefOnO de San PeterSbugO 4 Berlin

FL Departamento de Correos y Te-
legra fos de Russia Ia votado un credIto
de 40. 600 libras para establecer una II
a tel6fonica entire San Petersburgo v
Beszlfo, que tendra extension de 600 mi
las, >empalmando con las estaciones de
VienAsg Eydik0hnen.
Los trabajos han dado IN principle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-29
TRASLADADO

Sc ha recibido la noticia de
haber sido .trasladado a Mayaguez
el sargento de Id polic1a don Ga
briel Padial, que presta servicios
actualmente on Caguas.
Hoy ha salido para la Capital
dicho sargentO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-29
AiemQniQ en- Africa

Dfcese que en- todo ell imperio
hay gran alarma por 10 desastrosa
que que va resultando para las
tropas alemanas La campafla del
Africa Occidental