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Amalga IN. Copper.
Am. Car * Foundry
Am. Car * Foam. pfd
Am. Ice Securities.
: M. Locomotive.
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am erican smelling.
Am Smelling pld- .
American Sugar.
Am. Tobacco lid.
Anaconda.
Atcil., Top. - 5. +. .
Atcn., I. & ). F. pfd.
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore 6 Onio.
Brooklyn X. 7.
Canadian Pacific.
C, c, g. d. st. Louis.
Central Leather.
Central Leather pfd
Central Ey- Of n. J.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Chica go Great West
Chi, Mil. X St. Paul
Chicago * y. w.
Chi. Ter.& {. TT. pfd
Col. Fuel " Iron.
Colorado southern.
Consolidated Gas.
Corn Products.
Corn Products pfd.
Delaware * Hudson
Del, Lack. e West.
Den. e Rio q. Ry.
Distillers Securities
Erie common. .....
Erie 1st pfd ......
Erie I'd pfd. $1,000.
General Electric...
Great. Northern pfd
Greene Cananea -.
Great No. Ore cts. :.
Illinois Central. -.
Interboro Met .....
Interboro Met. pfd.
international Paper
International Pump
Kan. City Southern
Kan. City So. pfd.
Mackay com.
Louis. & Nashville.
Mackay pfd.
Manhattan Elevated
Mexican Central. ..
Mo. Kan. q Tex. com
Mo. Kan. & Tex. pfd
Missouri Pacific. -.
NJ. s. & NJ.
National Lead.
New York Central.
n. Y. Ont. & West,
Norfolk G. Western
Northern Pacific.
N. Y. Air Brake. :.
Pacific Mail Steam.
Pennsylvania r. r.
Peo. Gas of Chicago
Pressed Steel Car.
Ry. Steel Springs.
Reading. ......-...
Rep. Steel & IRON.
Rep. S. & 1. pfd. -.
Rock Island CON-.
Rock Island pfd. :.
Sloss- Sheffield Steel
ST. L. & 9. F. I'd pfd
st. Louis 5. w. pfd.
Southern Pacific.
Southern f'aclfic pfd
Southern Railway.
Southern Sy. pfd.
Tennessee Copper.
Tenn. Coal & Iron.
Texas Pacific.
Toledo. ST. L. & W.
Toll. St L. &; w. pfd
Union Pacific. .....
Union Pacific pfd.
y. s. Rubber. .....
u. 3. Rubber pfd-.
United States Steel
U. S. Steel pfd.
Va Car. Chem. Co.
Va. Car. C. Co. pfd.
Wabash ...........
Wabash pfd. ......
Western Union. -.
Wisconsin Central.
Wis. Central pfd.
Wooden Goods.
BON
Amer. Tobacco As.
Amer. Tobacco IS.
Rock Island As.
u. Pac. cow. As.
U. S. Steel IS. 800.
Wabash deb. BS.
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Grain and Provisions Summary.
Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL. October g. Closing
Wheat-Spot nominal; futures steady; De-
cember. So. SID: March. IS. sid; May,
ss. 45sd. Corn-Spot steady; prime mixed
American, 5s. 9kd.; futures firm; Octo-
Der, IS. esd; January, 5s. 6hd
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The World of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

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ers and brokers. 1919 f street, members
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $74l, 721. Government receipts:
From internal revenue. $544. 646; customs.
1864, III; miscellaneous, 500. 01o; expendi-
lures, 81. 100000.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

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Chapman. manager). members New York Stock
Exchange 1901 st. NV.
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Bar silver, quiet, 3Ud. per ounce.
Money. 2aa3 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is I3-16a3h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
three-month bills is 4a4M per cent.
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A new low level was reached In
Greene Cananea. A 100 share lot sold
for 7. and 1000 shares were offered at
TN. After call the bid for the stock
was 7. and the asking price a quarter
Of point in advance.
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The Safest Investments

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27
THE MAN OF THE HOUR

people OF Mississippi
Of only
of the Mr. Williams,
OF Governor Vardaman would have believe but of As
stand with Congressman B. G. Humphreys when his intro
hoe OF seg senator either whom would honor the state ms
being choice itself question prpif
favor the repeal of the Fifteenth Amendment white mans
pnyhat Vardamans candidacy stands ohen should vote
for him, if not then for Mr.. Williams
dis
reimbursement the the you can't and can't opposition
the today but when the opportunity presented
ford that right and by his stand placed the
honor of solving this Mississippi The result nearly
Southern engrated constitution
With all the mind Of Mr. Williams and his
the North honestly and believe before the passing of
d trr III nston IN - The mem who VII brn : bnt And
sympathy with touch with the problem that
hangs threatening today
only VIII YOU Missippan should
Vardmn You should him because hou
carry pledge people
the Because he wachd the Of the people
land bill passed
haload bill and wefar Because he
stands for the protection OF the and threats of defeat his
could him from his Of
majority
pp one OF its best governors Rent the rich and aictrocrats
Young il this first it for who has the
be the forefront fight and who with his brains
esn and honesty will place Mississippi in the front
white mans countrythat James K Vard@man.
Just one more thought to present to you in conclusion Have
Democratic elections that have been lost
throughout the country many victory
perched had
Of that viii bring
only Mississippi through
will his
OF unsulled country
victories Will Be made All this may be
plsbed present
K Vadaan
said that viii devote his time and bring about such
Va7daman
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27
YOUR DUTY AS CITIZENS

The Times appeals the his
the
made
sacrifices interests in the legislature, and in
Of
akership OF tne body
IS today who will the
y, now a
qualified body fill
fellow A who
sandardwohy
honest and found requirement
you with
Thursday afford
We should if thought
he vii says
the a defeat
Mr. Thomas entering the has made his fight the
o Of his and
campaign hear where
is a
peIy Washington who desires
economically place
opposite n. THOMAS
the ballot You Or GOVERNOR
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

spectacle paper would publish and
we are glad to see our people re
sent it by dashing the magazine ous
in the 81 st, and subscribers notify
ing the postmaster to hold future
copies in the office.
Palmer may have the courage to
write mp battles out he has not the
grit in his cIaw to have said what
he wrote about the governor to his
face his brother, or any other Mis-
sis-ippian who loves his state and Il
people while he was in the state. And
we can say to him that his cowarjly
inuendo we feel IS scorned by the
great Minority Leader himself whose
life has always stood out for honesty
truth and fair play
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27
"-250oo IN 1910--
WHAT BECAME OF THE
MILLION DOLLAR BONDS?

1t is well known fact that We are
not advocating he candidacy of Chas
Scott, for governor, nor in any wis@
fighting his battles: and while the
main burden of the articles in re-
cent issues of the Deer Greek Pilot
are directed against that gentleman.
they may theoretically appear to re-
feet unfavorably upon the present
members of the levee board Again,
while the writer of this article IS the
secretary and treasurer of the board,
" do not believe that. the people who
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

Mr. How ard Jones, the present
trustee Of the penitentiary and 4 cam
didate for reelection, was III thu city
this week shaking hands with the
voters. The Hon. Van T. Boddie,
one Of our popular citizens. had Mr..
Jones in charge, Introducing BIN 70
everybody they NIT NJ, Jones IS
confident Of winning and hopes to get
good vote out Of this County
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27
A CONTEMPLATE
INSINUATION

The dirty and contemplate fling
al overnor Vardaman by Palmer IN
his write up of the Meridian debate
which appeared in the last issue Of
Golfers magazine, is resented by
every Mississippian, whether he Ia
vors Williams or vardaman.
1t was an i1sinuation that no re-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

The Greenville Gas and Coke Co,
will move their Offices to the store
building on Main street next door to
H N. Berry. The business men on
this street are glad to see the gas
company come around on their block
is it gives the street another sub
stantial business
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

know us, and among the number Is
our friend, the editor of the Pilot,
who would believe that we would de-
fend the board in our paper for airy
corrupt act that they should make, Of
fee or no office But, ON the other
hand, knowing the true facts AM be-
ing an editor of a newspaper. we
should give them to the people and
save the board uncalltd for criticism
which instrumentation always btings
so, in order to correct any erroneous
impression that might prevail,wc give
the following facts and figure, taken
drom the minutes OF the boar1 and
it, other records:
The report of the chief engineer to
the July, 1908, meeting of the board
showed that, besides a large amount
OF enlargement work. the necessity
whereof was rendered apparent by
the high water of 1908, there was an
extraordinary quantity Of new levee
that would soon have to be pro- de
for. Therefore, at the October meet
ing Of the board they first and fore
most in their recommendations FIR
legislation asked for authority to Is
sue 81, 100000 bonds. This proposition
did rot at first meet with public ia
vor 50 the board, at meeting held
December 18th, 1903 invites r.
members-eieot Of the legislature Of
the several counties composing ta>
leTee district, together with such eit-
1zens and tax payers as could attend.
70 conference where the matte: was
discussed and resulted III az endorse
merit OF the acton o. the ooatd re
pond issue was authorized - an act
OF the IeSisiatlFe approves 7e6ruary
35th, 1904 ana an ORDER q lhe boafa
lof us issuance a'ld sale was passed
OH February 20tn, 1904.
The following IS statement CT
dates of contracts Tor new e, &c and
cost Of same. including right-o{-Ways:
Dec. Is. 1909. Ship'aal 1evee: con-
struction, $Io2 oor n rights az way,
$z.I4225; total cost. SfoAr43.
Mar. *. 1000. Raleshed levee: con-
structiou. S4z.259.s4: rights OF way,
S4244zo; total cost. s5e 1884
April Is, 1904. Australia levee; con-
ssuction, $638zT09e: rights OF way,
SII3.7So.2o; total cost, $752. 500. Is.
June 81. 1904. Wildwood levee; con-
struction. SIo7. 5000; rights Of way,
$1,000. 10; total cost sT26. 46o.o3.
Tune 81. Too4. Shiloh 1eyee. con-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

as a candidate foi lne office of Ius-
tice of the Peace, District No 2. Of
Washington county, subject to the
will of the Democratic voters in the
primary to be held on August Ist.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

VOTE FOR ELIAS ]. SMITH
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

o5o0n -, 1o1s
The votes from tle "bi1I" and
es.-.rlr- .t-.+--..+- II ILL.,. .-4-4. -z- ".
.,.
&c, '.1> I ..-'- e.."l " - 'i.''> :.
.'L -.'.,' '''.' De i's'', d az
a-oao 49,, :, ,o,o ,-.1 No'lo
The Tunes is running in this issue
number Of black face locals for car.-
diQates a. advertising matter. The
men We advocate are foand only ON
the editorial page and those articles
are MOI paid for.
27oco ~ l2lo-
'e ,a. i'1@.oi'ai guard oiLlcs5
VINO MADE Tie assault on the young
lady at kosciusko should be summar-
lily dismissed from the service. All
We have to say, Il the facts are true.
is that lie never get his iest deserts.
25ooo ES DO
oS'iy TUG SoasS
"e'- 'te9 OF 0tois-les i1ea
county 'io'e
's iia'y - tas eh1lIe
"'ioi r TO" 5,i/4
$50 S9'Neoe1 Tor FaFaa-
"Daes an,-o,s ~, -. ~
ter5urs Dr Rangrf H. 60 rT,-.;-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

T. NJ Henry for Insurance Conn
missioner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

EHE DELTA's POPULAR PAPER

Published every Saturday by
aimes Printing and Publishing Co.,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-07-27

Our Choice for u. S. Senator
GOVERNOR JAS. X. VARDAMAN
For Insurance Commissioner
JAS. G. SPENCER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
lrnpcrio marroqu1
Asaltos y asesinatos'

Tanger, agosto 2.-varios individuos pertene-
cientes las kabas rebeldes asaltaron la Casa Ban-
ca, dando muerte todos los centinelas nativos y
siete eu1opeos Raisul ha contestado al Sultan que
no Sc entendera con el para NADIA y que pasara
cuchillo Mac Lean menos que Ingaterra oblgue
la Junta de asuntos extranjeros que lie nombre
gobernador de las tribus del Norte. NADIA Sc le ha
contestado este, y el gobierno ha publcado ban
dos ofreciendo una crecida recompensa al que cola
Raisuli vivo muerto. La hazaha del bandido
morisco ha causado gran alarma en- esta ciudad.
Las tropas del Sultan no han logrado impedir en- 10
mas minimo las depredaciones 4 que Sc entregan en-
todo el pals las bandas que acaudilla Raisui Este
Sc halla ben armada, con pertrechos en- abundancia
10 que hace que Sc acentde la sospecha de que por
algdn medic recibe el auxilios del exterior acaso
de alguna potencia que muchos Green sea Alemania
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
El bandido Raisuh,
Sigue en- canpana

Paris agosto 2.-E gobierno ha communicate
sus colegas interesados en- los sucesos de Ma
ruecos onginados por la captura del comandante
Mclean por Roisuli, que es indtil toda campafia
en- gran escala que Sc intente contra el referido
cabecilla. Francia, por su parte quizas resuel-
va ocupar otra poblaci6n ademas de la de Udja,
que va ocup6 de acuerdo con las demas potencias
para estrechar el campo de acci6n de Raisuli. Las
indicaciones de Franc;a Sc estiman como las mas
iacionales e6caces para reprimir las ocurrencias
que vienen sucediendose en- Marruecos La expe-
riehcia de dicha potenca con la ocupacion de Udja,
ha probado que nada hay que esperar de la autori-
dad del Sultan de su gobierno pues generalmen-
te la persecution de las tropas mperales los fora
gidos de Raisu no da resultados PRACTICES Ell Sui
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
Ell Jap6n y Russia
Un pacto secreto,

Nueva York, agosto 2.-Se afrma que entire
Russia Jap6n Sc ha concertado Tin pacto secreto,
que han irmado los representatives de ambos paises
primero en- La Haya despues por los dos jefes de
Estado seg1n Ell cual tratado ambas naciones Sc
obligan, en- case de guerra, q dar veinte cuatro
horas de aviso antes de dar comienzo cualquier mo-
vimiento hosti, entendiendose por tai la llamada
activo servicio de las reservas Este tratado solo
surtra efecto para 10 one respecta guerra Asia
y no importa que Ia guerra sea habiendo una aliada
por medic. Hay periodicos que publican el ttata-
do aseguran que concerto POGO despues del ira
tado de Portsmouth. Regira por termino de tres
amos salto'que en- las conferencias de. La Haya
acuerden otra cosa las naciones congregadas. La
dnica potencia extraia que tiene conocimiento de
tratado en- question es China cuya Regenet lie en-
viaron copia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02

-aUn profundo Sentimiento de
amor y de respeto hacia los Estados
Unidos existe en- Puerto Rico; pero
20 puedo alegar que los puertoui-
queiios no tienen todo 10 que ellos
desean y merecen; y 81 el actual
sistema contin1a, podra llegar el dfa
en- que las justas queias de Puerto
Rico destruyan este sentimiento que
hoy existe.
sYo digo q usted toda la
verdad, porque la verdad interesa
tanto q Puerto Rico como q los
EStados Unidos. Los Estados Uni
dos tienen y deben ejercer supre-
macfa en- America; todos los pue-
bios de las RepIblicas Latino-Ame-
ricanas observan con interes el pro-
ceder de los Estados Unidos en-
Puerto Rico. En- Venezuela, donde
20 estuve hace va alg1n tempo,
Sc tiene la frme creencia de que la
Soberania Americana ha sido rui-
nosa para Puerto Rico; y 20 he
tenido que hacer grandes esfuerzos
para demostrar a prominentes We
nezolanos que el cambio de gobiet-
no ha Sido benefcioso a nnestra
Isla; que las Escuelas y los Caminos
pdblicos Sc han multiplicado y que
hemos eDtrado en- una nuevs era
de prosperidad, y que aunque al
presente no tenemos todo 10 que
deseamos, abrigamos al menos la
irne esperanto de obtener el mejor
exito bajo la gloriosa bandera de
los EStadoS UnidoS.
sEl problema puertorriquefio,
no es solo un problema de Puerto
Rico sino que es tambien un pro-
, blema americana, y, por 10 tanto,
debe ser resuelto de acuerdo con los
altos principles del espiritu ameri-
cano.s
Antes de terminar, el senior
de Diego dijo:
-sYo deseo euviar, por con.
ducto de usted y en- nombre de
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, nuestrs
}. respetuOsO homemade a President'
Il Roosevelt y I'm saludo fraterual ;
IS grande, justo , buen pueblo anne
ricsno,'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
S1bditos belgas'
Una reclamation.

Brrselas, agosto 2.-El ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores ha hecho una nueva petci6n Vene-
zuela para que pague unas cuentas s1bditos bel
gas Case de que Venezuela insista en- no pagar,
es prop6sito de Begica hacerlo saber todo Europa
y los Estados Unidos para que no les extrafe la
actitud que tome. Fl gobierno persa comunica al
de Belgica su prop6sito de establecer en- Bruselas
una embajada persa. Hasta ahora las relaciones
del gobierno venezolano con el belga habian sido
cordiaes apesar de las acreencias de Belgca sobre
el tesoro de Venezuela. No Sc cree que la actitud
de Belgica pueda originar conActo alguno de i'm
portancia, no ohstante sus amenazas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
En- el Consejo Ejecutivo

La ordenanza queda aprobada.
A solicitud de la compafiia de
los ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico Sc
acuerda por Ell Gonsejo Executive
arrendar a dicha empresa, por la
suma de 500 dollars anuales, unos
terrenos de la Marina para construir
una estaci6n y otras dependencies.
Sc somete a audiencia p1blica
la solicitud hecha por los propieta
rios de la central eEurekaS para
obtener dos mil galones de aqua
por minute del rio aRosarioD, de
Mayagiiez.
81 abogado sefior Rosy infor-
ma la solicitud, la cual no halla
ningdn oponente. FL Consejo acuer.
da que pase al Comite especial de
franquicia.
aThe Enriqueta Land Compa'
nyD solicita lie sea rati6cada por e.
Consejo Executive la autorizaci6r
del gobierno de esta isla concedids
el 8 de agosto de 1857 para uti
liar todas las aguas de la que
brada aAncones.S
Sc acuerda igualmente que es
ia solicitud, sin oposici6n ningun'
en- la vista pIblica, pase a inform,
especial.
No habiendo otro asunto d.
que tratar Sc da por terminada Il
session.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
ASONTOS D|VERSOS
La function de anoche.
Beneficio del baritO-
no sei1or Real.
BRILLANTE FESTIVAL
Servicio de carros electricos.
Interrumpido por espacio
de hora y media.

Con bastante concurrencia Sc
verified anoche la function de gracia
del aplaudido baritone seiior Real.
Todos los artistas tiabsjaron
como buenos, especialnlente en- Ri
guitsrrico" obra en- que Sc distin-
guio sobremanera el beneficiado.
Sc encuentra temporalmente
en- esta ciudad el captain Fernandez
Mater, que comanda la fuerza de
pollcfa del distrito de Aguadilla.
-Por espacio de bora y media,
Sc vic interrumpido aver tarde el
tra6co de carros electricos por la
calle de Tetuan, q catisa de haberse
estado practicando el transporte de
una gran GAIA de hero para las
o6cinas del Royal Bank Canada
la cual intercept6 la via.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar en- esta ciudad, 4 nuestro
respectable amigo don Vicente Pa
gan, Presidente del ayuntamiento
de Mayagiiez.
I'll lunes pr6ximo Sc leeran
varias acusaciones de causas crini-
males en- la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02

orden del Superintendent de Sani-
dad por creerles atacados de enfer-
medades contagiosas (aprobado)
Trasmite una solicitud del DR..
H. F. Hull por medicinas y otros
utensilios necesarios para el trata-
miento de enfermos pobres en- Guile
bras (oprobado)
FL Acting Secre.ario de Pnerto
Rico trasmite una c0pia certifcada
de una franquicia de don A. Phi
lippi para tomar 2.5oo galones de
aqua por minute del Rio Estevo,
en- el distrito municipal de Cabo
Rojo.
81 Acting ComiSionado del In
terror recomienda una adici6n a la
description de las tierras pGblica
que la compahfa ferroviaria de
Ponce a Guayama desea adquirii
para Ia construction de Was para
su servicio.
El Consejo acuerda que este
asunto no es de su competencia
debiendo transferirse para que X
resuelva la Asamblea Legislative
en- proxima session.
El Comite de Hacienda y Pre-
supuesto recomienda la aprobaci6l
de una ordenanza de la municipa
lidad de Arecibo, fjando una ia
saci6n expecial para la redenci6I
del emprestito votadO por aquell
corporacion en- 70 de Enero de 1907
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
BLANCA NATRIs

Recibimos aver la vista de
esta notable artista, a quien acom-
pahaba el reputado director de
orquesta don Gustavo de Maria
Campos,
La rtroupes de que forma par
te la aplaudida tiple debutara ma
mana, sabado, en- el aTeatro NUM-.
cipal, como va anunciamos.
Feliz suceso deseamos q la Sc
nora Mauas y al maestro Campos
4 quienes reiteramos el testimoniC
de uuestra consideration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
AOT|c|AS LOCALES
Visitas al Hon. GOber-
nadOr.- Dinamita
en- San Juan.
EN- UNA IIPOGRAFIA
Compsiila de zarzuela para
Arecibo. -El Obispo y
el Padre Berries.
EN- UNA IIPOGRAFIA

Hoy visitaron al Gobernador
don Carlos Cabrera, de Ponce; Mr.
Jelt, Mr. Boisoneau, doctor Sisinio
Vizoariondo, de Rio grande, Mr.
Wilson y don Manuel v. Domenech.
I'm esta semana Sc han con-
cedido varios permisos a los seiiores
Dooley Smith y ca, para trasladar
dinamita a distintos puntos de la
ciudad.
I'm el tren de esta tarde ha
salido para Arecibo Ia compaifa de
zarzuela de los seiiores Casas y
Morales.
Aver tarde, Ell el taller de
tipografia de los seiiores Burillo &,
Gu, una de las prensas lie cogi6 tres
dedos de la mano derecha al opera.
rio Rafael Mirabal, causandole Ia
p6rdida de dos uhas por la com.
prensi6n. FL herido fue llevado 4
la sala de socorros, donde lie asistit
el practicante Claudio.
Ell Iltmo. sefior Obispo,
Monseiior Jones, ha visitado hoy,
en- union del Rev. Padre Berries,
todas las iglesias cat6licas de Ia
ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
DOH UtlOELlO cOlllll

Murio aver en- Manati ese dis.
y noble puertorriqueio.
Fue inteligente { ilustrado.
Mantenia siempre en- su alma el
quito del honor. Su bondad no re-
conoci6 limites. Su caracter tenfs
ell temple del acero. Su coraz6n era
grande, y frme su voluntad.
Fuk presidente del comite unio,
nista de Gurabo, donde eran admi
RADIOS SD patriotismo y su virtud.
No flaque6 nunca en- Ell cum
plimiento de SD deber. Fue buei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-02
A GUETRO! LEcT0REs

En- la segunda pagina de este
numero, damos Ia traduccion de
la importante ainterviews celebra-
da por el 0speakerD senior de Diego
con un sreporterD del washington
HeraldO y en- la terceIs pagina, Ia
carta que el ilustre orador diri-
giera a dicho peri6dico, rectihcan-
do algunos errores deslizados enla
sinterviews de referencia, acerca de-
cafe de Puerto Rico y otros pard'
culares.