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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
A los hacendados de cafe

En- la herrera fundieon del que suscri-
be Sc construye toda clase de maqUinarla pa
"a elaborar ell cafe, como son tahonas para
descascarar lustrar toda de hero dc hlsr-
ro de MADEIRA. Maqninas para descerazHTa
Iavar, separar, veutear, secsI 81 sol, p0r
medic del aire caliente (aparato utiiisimo en-
tempo de lluvias) Engranajes tranFmisio-
nes de todas classes. Ruedas hidraulicasy
malacates. caIros pequenos proPios para la
altura, puntillas preparadas para rollos, cor"
reas, subidoras otros titles. Como tambien
descascaradoras patentiZadas de SDsout GUqr-
dioia Il. Lavaderos hurizoniales y veFticales
todo de hierro galvsnizado. Vsnteadoras de
aspiracion. Despulpadores dObles aeacillos
de discos de ciiindros. Was ferreas para
secadOTas y otros usos.
"A los senorss que 10 deseen, se facilitara
personas idoneas para levantar plano, toman
Inedida instalar los aparatoa.
Sc acOnseiaa los Sres. que piensens ha-
era nuevas instalaciones que no aguarden has
te eli tiltimo noEnento para hacer sus pedidos.
Sc CANA muchc con adelantar dar suhc ents
tempo para las construccionea montu q
Por mas infOFmes diriglrsa en Ponce, ia
lle de "a Marinasa Don Roberto Graham
Ponce, Enero 28 dels8s- 6m l.vps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
Ant1doto Tepeyac
REMEDIO INFALIBLE CONTRA
LA VERUELA

La preserva la cura fadicalmente en- cualquieT
erado de enfermedad en- que Sc encuentre 81 pa
ciente.
Su composition puramente vegetal procede
de resinas iB gredientes de la Flora Mejicana.
SiendO ell ANTIDoTo TEPEYAC un tan gran de-
purativo se usa con grandes resultados para enfer
medades Ven6reas.
Usado exteriormente caiiente en- fTicciones cer-
ia Ia FIEBRE pOr alto que sea su gr8dO
cada fTasco acompana un prospecto lndlean-
do el mode de usaF FL ANTIDOTO TEPEYAC.
Sc vende aqui en- la Farmscis de don jose re
rrer ell dep6sito principal esta casa de don Oer
los B. MeZ, San Juan de Puerto Rico; FOrtaleza
28.-POnce, Abri 2 de 1891. bm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
La DEMOCRACIA
ss,lioa los mogaes, jae0e0 y ea0ados

ia gesa de este per6dico no se pro
name elecer con el pdbiico cOmpTomiso
51s oasda lueRO cumplir entertainments ~. 70
Trata, no obstapte, por dar LA DE-
,,Cr9t 4 n earacter modern0, en- cuaDto
.sa cofibIe con los progresoG intellectual
les del.
proe6 ofrecer lectura variada amena'
- tsIoa 0natOs; lectura que satlsta ga
80 Ise se preoc1pau de los graves pro
Elsmaaticos, romo los que.se slente3 !,
s9clinnE los duloea esPaTcinient.os dei
sTta ! los Que buRquen solOrs ei pApei
n notis paipitante actusltdAd, como > ,
ior onsieran el epfgTaaa pnnEaDte 81
ehiste tiiadO = alegre' .,<.
Cuera empreea con In acOlRboTaclon
aSnaz ,eritorea dietinguidQs, , "a pTesta
an dec eoncurso nOestra juventud ilte-
Fsris. ,,+,s
3fmp& alcauees ysuplementos c9an!As -:
vecea oreciso, har6 edieionea alaIias
eismpps alg6n suceso extraordlnarlo'
eTcitan curiosidad phblica, reclame no
aay ctatioa op0Itunos.
-,vr,rt m cTrorPTCTON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
Eel America
NUEo s sALoNEs
LUIs NJ RIVERA. =.

qs hael!es cabo en- este establecimiento
~. E,nentaqriA.. .onodidad do los pafTequia-
u6s del p6hlic goueral, se ha trarladado - ser
vlcia que AZ hHin n rlaata bgia las hhpitacle-
nes soi,fipuaa ,iauaa casa donde antiRuar'@
eaistia El IE
Fn 81 mmpva af g.,,s. s.sts arreqiadO conve-
nientemente, - con iag mismat c0notei9ne. ue
anten adenAA iapge eneOntp0F ernas, chec"'a'
taa etc todo ata arl cGnsumidor.
Por D dews preaiosda almueTzo comluaL
on NJ plants ~ hotel sigaen Eiendo lN1 ~
Pos un h5ado. :. ~ ~
AifnUPrgf --,.--, 80 ~
CemihA --.---- -.ee
III peaassro Jssn,,6s be heber almorzado 2
r6mido tnrf4Sa .-.s tar ilf6u accidente
narars soib s0 49, -.s,rs,,,e hrbiera descanes
~ ~ a. IN h8 Voc; Esbits clones deatiHadaH
a aormiF.
euents Fl -, mn pelecto tgen. &c enplea-
1aa nnn faawuiao as j enarfpu mnntsd9a
err deeenesHav N Il 49, a o0zn de las ventalae
" Ar,bres rlsek rapido ssrvicics q
birn pnra eAnaa w iarendia, rubos, S.
N- -deaFA siilan 4 d9mseido.
bH snHH An 6rica en- su Tsp -
tael5n Va 4ae taras al cerrespondeEE e
aslsasa FtSslfs'. A. eta etlsa IN establs'
aiaafaatn -,la fed ',.5idaJes de ias n,riolea
&s 81 class
visitea 6-iea sosdars PFohsdo q
aasrto. -.,.,v,,s
I'm lit. s 9t sAA' -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
P o N G f
Abril 21 de 1891.
Nueya Ageneia FHnerarla
I3E
ANDRES BERGA Y GO
s-MAYOR 8
B MAYOR

II, oa s,,,eribe r pfesentante &c esta razon Sc
i1 grsrr us hab abFftEses De ssta cuoad asl conc
"a tos nNsb lirnftrofes, esta Agencia meiitaas eoh
=, asr los eleInentos neeesaries pafa gJos so ~ Pts
- i.st. hatt, i cstl4e &c riRaefa is1ssaAe eh
y. a's. ron u a. csiei,ta u stable einlrntg.
III Aa-u,a haee eafgo' sn . ;1,yersSl
80, r,go.sra n n adonisirion &c Wche nuPass-'
nhkull 60 .,ss,.sr,f lJ. ,lllas N ID PerrOqda-
Gen IA simple apisa, inmed ediafaInrtle .a.ssssa
I ~ meme 4 sss s5rdpner del que me neee1iss
Ponce, ~ us Di''''''s BAaToLo sEour.
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Mutualidad
-.,or....-4.s De SEOUL os FoBRE Ia VIDA

eoptar desde 8 de- n y. r6x me psssdo ST
,,fmern d. p6 zAs vieepfee en- ests sos1eaaa fe ua
rpdscido menss de M cieR9o; pUr 70 eisai, y .on
rme al artisulo 66 ds sus Eststoies, ensfa 81
nisma Ell Il periodo De lgn'd eion, gre ei,saFa
~, sFo "a decir hsFta q dc Mayo de 1872
Ia olcina de H. SOciedad co tinaa eaiis ael 90
t,ereio n4ineYo 1. Exqulna MArina
Y % pubea para cOnocmlehs2 ae ~ sSAo
A egura :, -. = slr
ear.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
Museo de Ia Juventud
sCOLEGIO PARTIC ULAR
3-CRIsrINA-3
Directors II. Ced6
Directors R. Ce1O

Sc admiteu internos y medic internos.
Sc eusenan idiomas, Teneduria De LII
bros Calculo MereaEtR.
LIS inteinos, sin lavado, pagaran ST.
mensuales.
Medic inter- os, $40
Idiomos demas, preeios copyencio-
naies
OJO: Pago anticipate.
Ponce, Mario % de 1891. z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
EH IRA
ADvERTENCIA

T..,os trnbaion ds este establecimiento son
rurontbs, on sBtreRa 90 hara en- teoh0 Jya' IN
s4Yoir a,uo de pinguna ciane.t
.io,,e coaches podF6 aervir an un coTto plazo
euaIdulsdidO que Sc To haga.
EnlA 1891. 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
TENCIoN!

Ken viejo Fure'ior, rectihcado, De
Smanrietr'
Amargo de asgealpra prefarado pCr
Ron fuer,e parp quenaf 500 Cartier :
2 reales hotelle.
De Ye,ta: Famacia AtthIsga J Ce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
Enfermos!! Enfermos!!

Curaci6c de Ia deblldad general,
mpotencia con q TESORO DEL
AMOR.
No es este un prePafado que preten-
de curaSlo todo, exento de f6sforo y de
otras materas excitantes, es seucillamen-
te una combination de sOetnncias vege-
tales que tienden q devolver ~ organis-
mo Ell vigor perdidc por los excesos
las Intermediates
Su efecto es SECURE, Sin que el pa
clente Sc yea expaestO : sufrir conse-
cuancias posterores.
Pruebese, y ss vera que esta medici-
ma obra maravillosameute.
Su resultado Sc garaptza.
LOCION VIRGINIA., contra
las manchas 70 la cara.
Hace desaparecer las pecas, barros y
demas deformidades del cults,
tit Pru6bese III
rau do veuta an la Farnacia de Arrl-
j alia 10 l-24
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
Fbrica de Ooches
DE
HRIQUE CHEVALIER
PONCE, PUERTo-RICO

En- esl fabrica 90 haCen repsraolopes
1s todaa laaea y 30 constFuyen eociles e .
lIe,a aiuuiates pFeCio8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
Farnaciia de Vale y CanciO

acreado estabecmiento per
mite exisencas ofreeer siempre
UN CONSFAETB Y SELBCTO SUBTIDO DE HBDIGAHEhTN
infn de afculo
deca
conducta poderosamn h con
buido al exito interrumpido
De la FARMACEA. DE VALE & CANCIO. .--l
poros one med conservsr su
logradO Pporconar las
todos los ella depodten conhanza
LOS PRgCIoS Dc ESTA CASA SON MUV lGMUTRpQSs
de Ae election
p1reza de los mas anadOs LabOratOrO
Dep6aos
Frmac6utcos ryan oonhar FHac'@ 6s "a"
e d. CaacO ser6n efecuadas
ExTRICTA ExACTITUD x Az CONTADO
de las Delicas Ponce P r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11

AEUros Y CoMUNTCADos
Cada eenetEaa de una ? 3 yeccs-.
POr c0ea cimetrO mas hasta uh oe On
rfgytetrOs 49, -~--- s-e-~. Z" "-~~-"
- - ..,.i6n < .n.iupar de prefersncia
pgeeios eoHTesnsles. - ,.;
Para ios torres wv 90 Por leo de reofJa'
co ArELANTApo
II Gsrente- a dmiHistrador,
RAMON MARfN.
LUIS Mu RIVERA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11

En6rgico remedio para ell tratamien-
to de Ia tisis.
Ell JARABE w VINO BAL
SAMICO DEL DOCTOR RO-
DREGUEZ CASTRO. cura ra
deal rapidsmente los catarros,
bronquitis, broncorreas y todas las afec-
ciones de las Was respiTatorias
ii Sus efectos Sc gaFantizan !
No es. una medjcina secreta Ia que Sc
ofrece al pdblico, y va en las instruc-
clones, que acompafisn al frasco Sc dan
exactas noticias del .medicamento. Es
,un producto de la fora puertorrique is,
undo al GuayGcqI qoe tan grandes re-
sultados ha ofrecido eD Europa, en- el
|tratamiento de la tisis.
Multitud de certi6caciones de medi-
cos conocidos en- Puerto Rico, y de
personas respetables, atestigusn los ma
ravillosos efectos del vino y Jarabe bal
samico del doctor Rodriguez Castro.
Estas dos preparedness Sc eucuen
f1forru Dar4an De- Ttro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-11
bO0EE AEJOR blNPll LOS BlENFES
PERFUMA Ell ALIENT0
ORTIFIcA Las EHcIAS

Son los uuevos Polvos Dentales dei
DIR. Luis j. Salic.uP, CiFujano Dentista
de San Juan de- PUerto-Ricr.
Sc venden en- todas las Fsrmacias.
Para pedidos ii pr mayor, diTigirse
al sefior don Arturo Df Leo.--SaB Fran
cisco 85.-San Juan de Puerto-R RICO.
Descuento 81 Comercio.
( Ortuhre T8 de 1890 a / " s.
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nESjME PURA

j. r.f.,, atfraith. 81 rtve. lltro 8
I 80 80 - e,,srtille SIS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
a ~uIONlntfc Nanmers,

But time changes minds as well as man.
ners, though even now when making
changes from one cirolo to another, it often
requires that a~daptability which could be
said found in one who has automatic man.
ners. However,, such radical changes not
only arpear In drawing-rooln repartee,
street dress, etc, among people, but also "a
the co%nveniences and luxuries afforded
mankind. Railroad travel ia one instance.
a few years ago, comparatively one mad to
consume much valuable time in an uncom.
3c-tNhle way to make what il now thought
nothing OF rs a nights journey in n sleeper.
Ihe most modern equipment and trans
portat,on facilities can be found on tho
fast trains of tbs Minneapolis " st. Louis
railway to Chicago, st. Leuis, Hot Springs,
Kansas City, etc. lnqaire of any agent OF
the company, or @. M. Pratt, general tic rot
ana paaeenger agent. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03

suppers, sealskins and diamonds. Voice
the possession of Il remarkably fine voice
will help to bring the average chorus girl to
the front. But there are other powerful
agencies, dear boy.
"A gallant manager, n susceptible musical
leader, a soft-hearted stage director or a
heavy-pursed swell is also of some slight
use, you know, in making an attractive n
complaisant chorus girl come rapidly up
from the conglomerate, indiscriminate mass
of legs and arms we call the chorus, and
helps her to rise to the prominence of an
individuality which has a line in the play
and a line III the house BILL"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
@. Il. T.-HNneSt ReSults.-O. Il. r

Many of the pioneers of Oregon and
Washington hevs cheerfully testified to the
wonderful curative properties of the cele-
brated Oregon kidney Tea. Purely yege-
table and pleasant to the taste and can be
taken BY the youngest child or most deli
cato female. o.. X. L. is a never falling
remedy for pains in the back and loins,
non retention of urine, scaldlng or burning
sensation while urinating, mucous dis
charges and all kidney troubles of either
sex. 81 at all druggists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
Sunday Excursion.

The Northern Pacific railroad will sell
excursion tickets during the sum-
,ner at one fare for the round trip from
Helena to Marysville, Townsend, Alhambra,
j ~tfetson, Boulder, Boulder Hot Springs,
Avon, Elliston, Deer Lodge and Warm
and return. Tickets on sale
Saturdays and Sundays. Good to return
until Monday following.
A.. d. EDGAR. Gen'l Agt.
.HAs. S. FEE, G. p. and r. A..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT = CATARACT
~ Mining company, located in Cataract Min
ing district, Jeiier on county. Montana,
Notice is hereby given that u meeting of tho
trustees Of said company, held on the 10Th day OF
June, 1871, an assessment of two cents per
share, Wa levied upon the capital stock OF said
company, layablo on the 10Th day of July, 1891,
to thu secretary of said cpmpany mt his Office,
No ~ eouth Main street, in tho city OF Helena.
Montana.
Aay stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON the &0tn day of July, 1897. shall
be- %deoia'ci delinquent and shall be duly adver~
tad tor alo AT public auction. and unless pay
ment shall be made before will besold on the soth
~toaether with the cost OF advertising and exponss
of sale. JOHN l.. k0ONlX, Sec.
No. 30 South Main Street. Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-03
National Educational Association Convention
at Toronto, July IA to July II.

For the above occasion the Great North
ern railway line will sell tickets from Hell
ena at $685., which includes 50 for mem
bership fee. Tickets will be sold July 6 to
II, with final limit September 30. 1891.
b. H. LANGLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
A TERRIBLE DEED
BaIgla,s Brighten On aga Woman b
Death AID Call the Doctor.

YoRx, Pa, April . News has reached
here Of terrible deed which took plecv
the preceding night in the outskirts Of ~
email village Of Losisbu's. this county, q
he farmhouse Of Michael Slrouioser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strominser were 40 sasl
and iniirm couple and lived BY ihemselsss,
They were frugal and economical. and by
hard work had gradually saved enough
money to pay OF the debt on their prcpssy.
This sum. $4,000, vas taken out II bssk
several days ago and taken home BY H.
old man. Who intended paying it to u.
pefson holding the mortgage ON his peor,
srty. He WAS unAvate that any b.dy knsv
he had the money in the house.
Shortly before . o'clock last night two
men. with mssks covering their fsoss, co.
tered the house, and, confronting the old
couple, demanded 10 know wnere they
kept the money. The iutruders were tall
and we'll built and said that they mean
business. They seize the aged voma
and in spite u her kicks securely bou,
and gagged her, showing heavy cloth Ia
her mouth. They thin set upon the o.
man. kicked and choked him and thre,s
ened him with death II he did not give
his money. Half dead with fsigh, and with
pistol pointed II his dead, he disclosed u
whereabouts OF the $1,000, which the ro
bers secured.
Mrs. SuominRer was lyiag on the A,
and one Of the thieves noticed that she VI
uncon. cious. They removed the Rsg %
then discovered that che was apparently
dyiog. Again threatening the frightened
old man v ith death. they left
They went to the nearest ply sician's
house, yelling to him that Mr.. Strominser
was dying and decampsd. When the doc.
tor arrived the woman had died Of suifoca.
ton and fright
Her aged husband 10 pros'raied with biz
fright and cannot give very clear accoust
Of wha, happened. Its doubtful IL he
will n cover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
Our Belfast Budss.

Grand Master X. q. Dyer went to Msdi-
son To Dedicate an OLA Fellows Hall,
Thursday
Mr.. Bohsn p. Field, register If probate
Is contined To HI, house by iii0c.s. Ills
place IL tiled by Samuel Knssbary.
Mr.. II J. locke. has svnt hto' zed
clock Nhlch came from New York and i.
pu. in by the Western ufio1 Telegraph
Co. ant witch will be ,-s every day by
them a. ? O'Clock. II gives An alarm one
sscond before u
Mayo and white have nov completed
their prepafat ons for bottii1g The
apparatus CONSISTS Of gas generator and
two cy FLINDERS wh0se capacity is 20 gallons
They were made hy A H. raiIin & Sous
of Boston, Mt"s-. AMI set ~ BY NJ. + II
Fairbanks The Fropfietors iil from A.
tn so dozen bottles per NJ. The amount
OF syrup Is r,uged ~ a 'oclm gump,
which lets IN TIA tesir,J qpsntirq q sytup,
al each tuts oi It's h.uils
Members Of the : 'a4itr Grange drove u
Pitchers schoolh.u,e ffs-'tv and played
the dram, Better tIao . sitter which
dance was h~li. Tn grsose have com
pletei All rcrairs on s,,tjr h,ll snd on Apr,l
ijsh they VII have = 49, entertainment,
supper ana dance u vh' h III thei- friends
are iavitgd
Thomas ~ HsraAsli P5.t. 6 AR Of
Belfast, rei.trNt. &" L. tsthty iith snni-
ver.sry IN Npnlav rvespg ucrt All their
friends will be iasl,i
The freight hl'',rg a. the Maine Cen
tral dcpr which "a hlrucd l,st Wednss.
DAY val h. replaced ~ rev one. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
his LIFE OR NINE "
Kincaid Tells Why He Killed fsulbss.

WASHINGTON, April 2-klncsid who
is on trial 70. shooting Tsuibee testified
yesterday as to the poor state Of he health
for some years before The shooting. to the
repeated insults hesped upon bin and
assaults made upon him by Taulbea and to
he threats made sgainst his life by ths
decesepd.
Ga the day Of the shoo Jog and little
before Tsnloee seized him by the shoulder
he said. used him roughly, wrenched his
ear, applied the mott offensive language to
bun and pu,hing him away, told him 70 90
and arm h,m'elf. This Re hisssd in ti, ear.
Kincsid ssid that after this he went to
his room and after uhils concluded to
return to the Capitol TO HE work He put
toto his pocket a revolver which be had
bought sons time before brit hsd never
earned but one day. VI cess desc ioed
bis movements e. he Cartel, and AZ er
Completing his work sad he decided to go n
the lunchroom for lunch. he went down
the stair at his ordinsry pice leaning on his
cane. He passed tso men uesr ne top of the
steps. He hsd gone down to the fret plat
form and 3 step or tro on the next fiyht
He saw Tsulbse s'srding hare with snoth,r
map. who was whispering - him. Tau,bee
The other man was step or Two above
h1m- As soon a. We rec 'gCizsd each
Other" said Kincsd, "Tsul6es came to-
wards me with his hit hsuo his pocket
said on are goi g II kii, Iua ave you?
at the same time The ottet Al vheei
and Interrupted Tsulhee t0r 3 moment.
Taulbee came on. | re,rsa-st 20 the r.
form ard said:
"'StaDd back stand back . drawing ny
revolver As he me On the upper st.
fired. He vas close 10 me !; h. wss VIZ
reaching distance. stood III re expsctng
3 secoud attack
"Why did you FIRE that sho, asked Mr..
Wilton.
"Becsuse," ssid Kiocsid, IL believed Il
vas bis life or mine, could no, be to
quick. His hand WIS in his pocket. He
came at me with rush -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
GRAN o COMMANDER PIKE LEAF
Il 10 esid He Appointed Josish Drum.
mond His Successor.

WAsniSGroN, Arril 2 - Gen. Albert
Pike, grand commander Of the Scotish
Rite Masonry Of the Southern Jurisdie,ion,
and chief Of the Royal Order Of Scotland
for this country, died this evening q fhs
home Of this Supreme Couacil Of the Order,
where he lived for several years.
The cause Of his death was psrslysis Of
the organs Of the throat, which prevented
him from taking food or drink since March
81. Ii is said General Pike appointed
Josiah II. Drummond CT Maine his sue
cessor ~ head Of the Roysl Order Of
Scotland. L. IL probable his successor In
the Scottish Rite will be either Surgeon.
General J. NJ Browne Of the navy, Thomas
II, Cssweli of California, or Thomas n.
d idley Of Kentucky. Albert Pihs II
known to all persons interested in Free.
masonry. He wss born in Boston. Mast,
in 1909, entered Harvard in 1926. bu! DID
not graduate. lex,iog coilegs 10 become
principal a, Newburyport Grammar School.
Ia 1888 hs went West and settled 81 ton
Smith, Ark where be taught sch,al and
edited q newspaper. He fought /, Tho
Me xicsn war and on the Confedersts sids
in the late war After the war he eiiled
the Memphis (Ten,) Appeal. and moved
TO Washington to prsc ice Law. He tM
written many Masonic works Of great re-
search and has been for yesrs ibe highest
suthori,y on Masonic matters lie wross
many poems and her literary works.
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Death OF 1homas cha,lss s,rin,.

LONDON. April 2.-Ihonas Charles
Barring, one Of the t~o members Of PAriia-
n,eut representing the city Of London, died
At Rome today of exhaustion resulting from
surgical operation. For some years be
.ss engaged in the banking business iu
New York city, ard for more than 20 years
.ss q partner in Barring Bros. & Co, L,n-
don and Liverpool. He was born
At Adcerbury, Oxfordsbire, in 1881.
He ~as Justice Of the Peace for Essex,
uiddlesex, London and Westminster 10
commission Of lieutenancy for L,ndon.
He was author Of "P.pds,'' in Engli.h
rhJ me. The system Of Eoicures.' ard
other works. H vas q stauaeh csnseYvs.
tive and strong church man As his death
is not likely to affect public confidence in the
proREess Of consolidation Of the nev c,m.
psuy. j. Is announced that the capital to be
invested sili not be Withdrawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
Lake T ooosge Idle.

CaIcAGo, April 2 Vessel owners from
Chicsgo to Ogder sburs find Themselves
confronted by the most extrsord nary CON
tiIion of things they have had 10 face in
many years. Wrh an unlmited amount
Of tonnage on their hands as season
when they ought to be making prepsr tons
for fitting out and loading, lhey are per-
tecting eombins,ioo t, keep all
craft that engage in the iron
ore aud grain carrying trades in
port until sfEer May Is. The
owners Of the big Cleveland
tl~et have already determined to keep their
vessels at their docks until after ,hs. date.
ID Whitney, Jr., OF Detroit. who controls
10 of The highest cisss tramp carriers, has
entered into uliHen contract with the
Cleveland men to follow their example.
Frank Perew. of Buffalo. has organ
lzed the owners OF tonnage there with thi.
end in view, ard from nearly every port
around the lakes comes word ths. the move
.nent is meeting with favor. Managers Of
he railroad lines viii probably tall in with
the scheme, and - resu,! tao thirds of
the lake tonnage will be idle during Q
portion Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
CABLE FLASH Ed.

a Calcutta dispatch says the depses
Rajah OF MAbipur has declared thss ~ -
srsther. the Present Ri III. would ncs -
his IrisoDers, but would merely no.
Them a. host,gss. The only fear IL nv
he uncontrolled Rukis.
speeth. wednesday, S;s,hcpe, ~
'scr-'a'y Of war. annouoced thss the ~.
'rnment he'd determined ,h tvsy -
vessel btit 10 Enslsnd shich -
enough for the purpose, AID tbs esnn 4
shich vas vilIins - sc,eft The gown.
msnt's c'ndid ms, should be daed "
ctiye arm sme Mt on the shortest notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-03
gBRs ACCUSED
By an Eoic' mic - Inc sndiatY Fires
IA tho Town

DAsvEGs Ns., Ami ? There was an
epidemic % nres - DipgHrs, WeduC lay
h.sht. The frs; hlsye sssa barn on the
Shlilabes place. "a nam he. owned by
Nilllsm Has kss IT, bul diug and con
tents OF hsy we're bU .ri, less about $500
The sscped lre was tu r. tory at "fi.p
~ l!o.los Owned by II Putnam aud
oe lupled BY 4 II ra aam. {. II Ewing
a Co., and Diss00 Bros. shoe msnutsc-
iarer.. o. y Fernai4, bationhois maker,
Reyn0ifs Il avery. heeimskers. Loss
about 5000 psrtl7 insured. The third
ats was 10 a barn on l'ortets hill, owned
by I. II. Putnam Loss $500. Al probably
inoendisy
The Slarm was also sounded for the
burning Of a small huilGing in Topaheld
owned by Mr.. Bis'siell, and the town was
nearly in reuie The town meeting a
fair AVID seyersl lnigs meeti ias were
broker up detective was engaged 10
Try and discover the Arebng The whole
topu ~ aroused.