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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Foreign Notes.

John Dillon sailed for Hafve On The
tesmer La Gsscoigne from New Yesk.
Saturday.
rsrneil will speak At Limerick, Irsla1d,
Mopday. He says he has not agreed 70
even temporary retirement.
It il stated au,horitively that iffespeetivs
Il any compromise between MessSs. Par.
,el ard O'Bfieo, Justice Mccarthy 10 de-
termined to retain the position Of chairman
and will be party TO no bargain between
MessTs. ParnelI and o 'BFien.
A Russian gentleman. whose name 10 net
ivcn by the authorities, blev his brains
nut with revolver Friday night, ~ Monte
Carlo. A letter was found upon the dead
nsn's body, s,a'ing he hsd lost 5000, 900 at
donte Carlo esmbiins tables.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

RocKLAND. Jan. 10-The revenue
steamer Dallas January 10th, broke the
schooner Lucy Wentworth of Jonesport
Kelly. from Calais for Cohasset, with lum.
Der, and the British schooner Magnum Of
Weymouth. N. S., Durham. from Meteghan
for Boston, with piling, out of the ice 8
Deer Island thoroushfare and towet
tkem cut to clear vater in East
Penobscot bay, also British schooner
Trasher, Of and from St. John, N. B..
Cough. for Vineyard Haven for orders
with piling. She was toved from the Dee
Island thoroughfare TO Rockland. The yes
sell had struck on Bass Harbor bar on th'
nigh. of the 9Th inst, and was leaking bad
ly and was half full of water. The crew
were worn out with pumping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Maine P0noiopa.

Pensions have been granted the following
residents of Maine:
Original. invalid. James Finn, National
Military Home Peter Callahan. National
Military Home. Additional, William H.
Darling, Enfield; J. Witham, Sandy Creek
A L. Cook, Lewiston; SD. .Spaulding Ellis.
worth Falls; Henry Hackett, Lisbon Falls
Marcus M. Stone, East1 Fryeburg; Major
Smith. Buxton Center; Ebenezer Rickett
Portland; increase, Adinefam A. Adams,
Solon; George r. Gleason, North Bel.
grade; Wilson NJ. Hattin, Litchfeld
Plains; John C. Warner, Foxcroft; John
McCurly. Princeton; Eleazor Hall. National
Military Home re issue, Richard p Ragues,
Bangor; Levi NJ. Moores, South Norridge-
wock; Robert +. Granville. alias Robert
Il. Green, Kingman. Original. widows,
ETC.. Lydia j., widow of Benjamin M
Parsons. Bufnham; Hannah j.. widow Of
Joseph B. Thompson. Morrill,; Samuel M.
father Of Melvin Gore, Readfield Depot
Alfred, father, Of Henry X. ShAttuck, Nos-
way Lake.
Original, invalid. Alvah Lord, Goodwin
Mile; Austin Keizer, Waldoboro. In
crease, Roderick Powers, Maple Grove.
Original, widows, etc., Hannah, mother
james Estes, North Lebanon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

Las. week, after twenty-one years Of
faithful, devoted service ~ Register Of
Deeds for Kennebec county. Maj. Pfenti,s
N. Fosler laid aside his ofIicisl duties. No
county in the country ever had more e.
ncient, capable or courteous official in thai
important position, which touches 90 closely
the property. Of the people. Al
ways st bis pos. OF duty, with q
clear grasp Of the duties Of the office.
msking no mistakes concerning titles.
insusurating and carry yinssfor ward . system
Of inde1ing which 10 absolutely faultless,
keeping the records vithost . blotch or .
smirch, he has indeed made model Regis
ter. And - he resires his host Of friend.
will wish him full restoration Of health,
and With il prosperous future. Mr.. Fog
Ter has spent . number Of summers q.
Ocean Point, Booshbsy, Me-, where he
owns cottsgs. gs.-Boothbay Register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Mysterious Fires.

New YORK, Jan. ll.-Friday night fire
of mysterious origin damaged annex boa,
No. Of the Pennsylvania railroad, lying
at the wharf in Brooklyn, to the extent Of
$1,000. At 2 this morning fire was again
discovered proceeding from the engine
room of the vessel, causing further dam
age to the amount of Ss5 900. Both fires
are thought to have been started ma
liciously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
leo Cutters Strike.

NEWPORT. r. l., Jan. 1.-THE men en-.
gagged in cutting ice here struck today be-
cause non union men were employed.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Jan. 1l.-About "a
men employed by the Fernwood Lake Ice
Co., who have been cutting ice all the week
ard struck today for higher wages. The
demand was refused.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
ooss from b. & M. to c. & n, Road

CoNcoRD. N. H., Jan. I'D. C. Pres.
colt. assistant general freight agent Of the
Boston & Maine railroad has been appointed
general freight agent Of the Concord &
Montreal railroad, to take effect February
lst M. T. Donovan. for several years
connected with the general freight depart
ment of the Boston Il Lowell railroad, and
later in the Boston Office of the Canada,
Pacific freight department, will succeed
Prescott on the Boston & Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Farmers Prevent Sheriff from Selling
Property at Auction.

WICnITA, Kan. Jan. ll.--Sherif Dobson
Of Harper County. and lawyer represent
ing loan and Trust Company Of Arksnsas
city, tried the other day 10 sell at auction
some farms In the western part of the
county on which the Loan company held
judgments. Twenty farmers attacke d
them, tore up their papers and drove them
away. The Farmers Alliance intends it Il.
said, to prevent by force all foreclosures
on farms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Two Governors to Attend the Dairy
meme Couisssucs a. winthrop.

WINTHROP, Jan. 10.-The State dairy.
mems conference which occurs here thi.
week promises to be one of the most i'm.
portant agricultural meetings ever held il
Maine. Dairy products from this and
other states viii be exhibited. various test.
and experiments will be made in the differ.
ent branches BY scientific men. Prominent
gentlemen from this and other states vii
be present, Including Gov. Burleigh, Gov,
Hoard. Wisconsin; Prof. Cheesmau, Mas
s.chusetts; Prof. Jordan. Orono; DR.
Letiecy. Bangor. and others. The citiz sna
have prepared free entertainment, ant
expect \ grand three days session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
o'Bfisn Says He Has Had No Trouble
with Dillon.

BouLocSE SuR-MER. Jan. l.--wm,
O'Brien denies the truth of the New York
cable dispatch published in London, alleg-
ing that there had been dispute between
himself and Dillon. O'Brien added ths,
the only thing he was At liberty to say con.
cerning his interview with Mccarthy and
Sexton was that the consultation hac
strengthened his hope that satisfactor,
conclusions would be arrived at.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Hon. James II. Butler Dead.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. 1l.-Hon. James
II. Butler of Hampden, Me fell dead or
the street here last night. He was promi.
nent Maine democrat. had served in the
legislature, and was formerly an owner In
the Bangor Commercial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
MAINE PEOPLE

Rev. A. ]. Racklif. pastor Of the Island
Avenue Congregational church, Skow-
hegAn, has resigned, to take effect the las,
Sunday in February.
Edward A. Wymsn, d. D., q native oi
Skovhegan and well and favorably known
by many in this State, but now of Maiden
Mass, has just been given the charge oi
the literary and religious departments Of
the Boston Travelef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

Special b the KxxHxBEc JoulxAL.1
NoxsoS, Jan. 1.-THE unoccupisd farm
buildings owned BY ]. { A. p. Dame we're
burned. The loss is $1,000; no insurance.
Gauss unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

FRrEBuRs, Jan. ll.-Dr. Joseph Il.
Pitman, Of North Conway, died this morn
ing Of pnsumonia, aged thirty-shree yeafs.
BE vas son Of Judge George W. Pitman,
OF Bartlett and has been in practice about
eight yeafs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Indians VIII Reach Pine Ridge Mon,
day.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-Gen. Schofeld
this evening. received . dispatch from
Gen. Miles at Pine Ridge, saying the entire
body Of hostile lndians, numbering 5000,
arrived within ave miles OF the agency and
are expected to reach there tomorrow. The
dispatch says Capt. Pierce arrived and has
taken active charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Commander Reiter Wants an Iuvss.
tisation.

Commander Reiter, U. S. N, who was
severely censured for his conduct in the
Barrundia affair, has addressed q letter ia
the secretary of the navy, declaring when
in command of the Ranger, on the occasion
in question, he was no way culpable, hut
discharged his whole duty; that he had nc
desire, nor did he endeavor, to escape any
responsibility attaching to his position, and
demanding trial before naval court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Indian Murderer Lynchsd--His Tribe
May 60 on the waspash.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. l.-One Of the
Indians implicated in the murder of
Freishtef Coles, several weeks ego In
Okanogon county, was taken from Jail
Thursday night and lynched. A Casholic
priest warned the settlers Of Okanogon that
the Indians were very angry and likely to
go on the warpath. The Governor Of
Washington has been asked for 500 stand
Of arms and ammunition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Seine end Other French Rivers Fro zen
OV0f

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Seine aud other
French rivers are frozen except in mid
stream ard at Epinal the thermometer reg
istered four below zero, FareDheit. The
hsrbor Of Geneva 10 frozen over for the
first time since 1880 and all navigation /,
stopped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Pension for General Banks.

Representative Greendhalge of Massachu-
setts today introduced in the House . bill
providing for pension Of $500 per month
to Hon. Nathaniel P. Banks of NJ assachu-
sets. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

WAR DErARrnKxr, I
Odice Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WARRINGTON, Jan. II. l A. NJ.
For Maine. New Hampshire and Yer.
mont: Southerly winds, high on the coast
colder Monday night. Storm signals dis.
played from Norfolk section 10 Eastport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

The funsSsi Of Judge Cn.ries Devsns
vas held st Trinity church. Boston, Sasus.
lay. Phillips Brooks pronounced he
funeral oration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

''Punctualify is the hinge Of business. -
In families where DIR. Buifs Cough Syrup
10 kept. there Is never . case of absence
from school or business on account Of
coughs, colds or sore throat. Price 25 c.
THUS an doubly armed, my death
and my life, my bane and antidote are beth
before me- have 60. miserable at.
tack Of rheumatism and moderate spell
Of sciatiea, but have also bottle Of the
celebrated Salvation Oil, to cure both.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Lsss osrious on the laapitob. no,der

MINnEAroLis, Minn., Ian. ll.-A Trib-
nns special from Bismarck. N. D.. to Gov.
Burke, has dispatched this evening from
Adjutant General Dewey. Major Mckee.
and Capt. Yorkey. Who are al Bottineau,
stating that the situation on the Manitoba
border 10 less serious. No outbreak has oc.
Cured, though the Indians are dancing and
firing guns day and night. Settlers have
ned from their homes by scores. The
Governor shipped $50 stands Of arms from
Bismarck tonight to be distributed at Bot
tineau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

The Dallas cleared from the ice Fridsy
and Saturday i've schooners which were
ice bound in Deer Island pessage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

DASA's Is "GuARAsrKKD" TO Gun,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

DAsAs sAnsArAxrLLA CURES, !,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12

Dockefy Of Missouri. the House. - . mark
Of respect to the memory Of the deceased,
adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
SIGNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications tor the Next "a
Houge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

| En- cnanto los mas pobres, ni son dignos
nj son puros. CuandO menOs merecen estar
en- 10 carcel porque nunca 10 dignidad la
puTeEa fueron cOmpafleras de los holgazanes
Y vagabundos.
tTendrfa que yer que al final de Ia franca-
chela resultase mejOr ell mas borrachO IL
bidinoso!"
Ruego listed eucarecidamente que
me indique en- d6nde tie0e depositados
sus millones, fn de tapar la boca de
los malediceDtes que andan caza de
pretextos para desacreditar q listed.
Hasta del papel de color On que usted
imprimi6 su Me0soydndssDs sacan partido
los hediondos, ahora a6rman, Gin ru-
Dor, que usted cada paso varEG de co
lores desde que Munoz Arrillaga Sc
negaron batirse con usted, negandole
50 condici6n de cabalero, como 81 tras
ell corpino y las eDaguas no pudlera es
conderse un coraz6n de Cid.
En- La Correspondence del otro dia vi
la noticia de que una morena de apellido
Cepeda fu6 puesta buen recaudo por
20 sc que fazana que realiz6 espaldas
de la ley. Bueno serfa que deslindara
usted ell parentescO de esa negrita con
Santa Teresa de Jes6s. Logrsrfamos,
de este modo, libertar de Ia prisi6n la
oscura nina, que despecho de su color,
debe de ser casi tan encantadora como
usted.
Hasta luego, bella Frasquits, que va
estara usted mOlesta con mi charla.
Como sempre, de usted, apasionado,
este admirsdor de sus gracias aspira
dor de su fragancia,
q. b. 9. p.,
IL. ZurFaSs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
LTTERATURA
EN- UN ALBUM


jAh! 81 fuera el poder, HormesiBda,
10 que es el deseo,
aquf to deiara
mi grato recueFdO,
DurIIandO con hebras de eoles
Y lnz de los cielOs,
mi fantastico alcazar de idilios,
heTmOsO santUariO
de magicos suehos.
TodO en- 81 es gallardo, magnffco,
sHnt0osO, soberbio;
eautivan la vista
sns tonos esDl6ndidos
On an velO de piedras preciosas
parece estA envuelto,
que recibe, en- girones del iris,
del sol que desmaya
lOs tltimos besOs.
all duermen mis- aves. y, coro,
aus cantOs entOnan,
arpegiOs y trinos,
aTTullos Y nOtas
que en- elssenO fnido del 6ter
se agitan y fotan,
como rica, bTillante diadema
que algdn genio ocultO
sukpende en- la atm0sferR.
I all1 arroyos de limpiOs cristales
mis- flores festOnan
de nitidas perlas
de nftido ali6far;
en- madejas de lfquida plata
men1fares hotan,
do Sc quiebran, en- hello espeiismO,
fulgOres del V6spero
con lampos de aurora.
Tambi6n vuela1, cortando los aires,
las ricas bandadas
de mis- msriposas,
mis- flores con alas.
que, teniendO Las ondas a6reas
por dOica patria,
eDamOran al sol, que atavfa
con sedas 2 orc
sus mantOs de nacar.
Impossible que dar pueda idea
de belleza tanta:
mis- Tegios artistas
fOrmaTOn m; alcazar
con pedaEos de tules encaies
que al cielo quitaran,
con manojos de rayOs de luna,
con chispas de astrOs,
con luces del alba.
- -- -~----s--a".a~"a
All 81 fueTa el poder, duIce amiga,
10 que es el deseo.
mas es impossible,
no puede mi plectro
fOTmA dar al fantasticO alcazar
de mis- pensamientos
do se encierran, en- urna de 6rO,
tn imagen hermosa,
tn gTatO recuerdo.
Jose A. MachtaVeIO.
ArecibO. Noviembre. 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
CORREO DE LA DEDIOCRACIA
A quienes corresponds

Estando para fnalizar el a1o, SO hace por! !todo
extreme de absolute necesidad ell rendimiento de
cuentas pOr parte de los senOres agentes 90 los
suscritores directos que a1n han servido CO.
Responder nuestrOs repetidos recuerdos dird0les
desde este mismO lugar.
Piensen los que Sc llaman nuestros AMIGOS que la
atenci6n que preston nuestros corteses reclamos
la estimamOs como una de las pruebas maa aprecia-
bles de su adhesion simpatiaa
CAROLINA
Don Julio Goyena.
Debe usted esta administration meses por
suscrici6n, sea de Julio Octubre 81 en- que ae 10
dio usted de baa. $500
RIO-PIEDRAs
Don Miguel j. GOrbea:
Sc nos deVuelYe nuevamente recibO de US
ted Queda usted adeudando At meses por suacri-
ci6n desde Julio TO Is del actual, que le da
listed de baia ----- .--------. 1915
SALINAS
Deben la agencia de este pueblo:
Don AdofO Camp0s tres 3Rma. 1850. 0.5U
" Crisanto Ayos tres Sims mas mes so
Jose J. Torres dos 3ms mas meS GEO
Total. s22 90
Cuyos recibOs deyueItos esPeramos Sc servirin
mandar recojer 81 que quieren que retire.
mos Ell peri6dico los dos primerOs senOres que to-
davia continGan reebi6ndOlo. Esperar6mOs haata
ell Is del actual.
Pasado ell Is y no habiendo correspondido &
nuestra excitaci6n, desde hoy SO les suspende e On
VfO del peri6dico.
Senior Don Felipe Rivera,
. Don Diego Roman DfaE,
;, Don Miguel Zalduond0:
Volvemos q recordar ustedea que pueden man
dar recoger sus respectivos recibos por auacri-
ci6n la agencia de Fajardo cargo de don jose r.
Cabrera. Asi 10 espera esta Administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
COmde KOstia.

VArios informes de la Capital nos
hicierOn Greer nuestro querido compa-
nero don Salvador Brau autOr de la en-
mienda presentada por la minOrfa auto
nomista al dscutirse ell acta de CagOas.
Y6ase 10 que, este prop6sito, dice
ola enmienda fu6 provocada por la
Bolicitud do nuestro director, y con to-
dos los puntos que ella sbarca estuvle-
ron De absolute acuerdo los tres Diputa-
dos que forman Ia minorfs, pero 81 re-
dacci6n fue ofrecida expOntaneamente
por 81 aehor don Julian =. Blanco, cuya
COmpetencia en- Ia materia reconocen
sus propios adversarios y cuya dillgencla
en- "a Resti6n de todos los asuntos que 8
la administrator provincial competen
es merecedora de general encomio.
Lo hacemos constar asf con verdadera
satisfaction, reiterandO al senor Blanco
nuestro pl6ceme cordialfsimo y 81 testl-
monio de nuestra gratitud.
Era impossible una defensa mas brl-
llante y en6rgica.
El Jefe del partido autonomista estu-
vo en- estaa circunstancias 4 Ia altura De
su fama como jurista y como escrltor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
A UNA MERMOsA
TERCETos

Si quieres yer de d6nde mace oil orc
Y amor en- dos mil LAGOS presO en- elloa,
Toma IN espejo mira tns cabellos.
Si quieTes yer, hermosa, una blancura
Mas Cue Ia pura nieve transparente,
TomR IN espejo v nitrate la frente.
Si quieTes yer dos ARGOS amoroROs
Do fortuna amor coTTen pareias,
Toma un espejo y nitrate las cejas.
81 quieres ser alegre, vida mfa,
Y guitar enojada tus enojos,
Toma un eapejo y nitrate los ojOs.
Si quieres yer una purpdrea rosa
Con Ia cruel espina que me toca,
Toma un espeio nitrate To- boCa.
Si quieres yer dos sierras amorosaR
Que parcen las entrafas las gentes,
Toma IN espejo y nitrate los dientes.
j. do Medrano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
Battalion Cazadores de
VALLADOLID NUN. 81

Debiendo cOntrataF este Battalion ell suministro de
medicament0s necesariOs para Ell Hospital Militar
Provisional de esta Ciudad; Sc hace pGbicO por me-
dio del presente anuncO, la subasta que ha de tener
lugar en- ell despacho del SenOF COrOnel Tenionte
COrOuel Ter. Jefe citO este Quartet las diez de
Ia manana del dia diez del pr6ximo mes de Diciem-
bre,
Las proposiciOnes presentarau media hora an
tes dr. Ia seaada para el actO, los que deseen to-
parte Ia icitaci6n podran enterarse del Pile
20 de condolences que SO encuentra de manifesto en-
las o6cinas del Detail del CuerpOg tOdos los dias
Iaborables de 8 4 ii de Ia manana.
Ponce, 19 de NOviembre de I891.-EI Comandan-
te Jefe del Detail, AgapitO PicasO.-Vo BE-, FL
COronel Teniente C0r0nel Ter. Jefe.-NGri0. 1-3
On rensediO al pslO.-Aunque no necesita
recommendation quien tiene su credito bien
sentado, no por ESQ escaeearemos nuestrO
aplauso al sefior don Pedro Gatell, Fsrma-
ceutino de la Real Casa, por el especifico
preparado en- 81 lahoratnrio que lleva el
nom bre de Alc0hOlado GateH. Cura Q! reu-
matismo y doior de cabega "a mn magDfh-
co refrigerante para Ia piel dado en- friccio-
mes. Su perfume es exquisite para Ell bano.
Pomada antihemordoidal y Gu
IA maravillosa de Humphrey
FarnsGCiG de Yale 6 C0acj0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
FRANCISCO HERMIDA.

LRecuerdan ustedes--por casualidad-
mi srtfculo de aver en ell que anunciaba
que cantarfa por la noche, en- Payret,
Amalia Paolif Pues, realmente; temi
que no cantare, porque Ia halle muy aba
tida el martes, y 90 sospechaba 10 robus-
to de esa envidiable organization.
Anoche cant6, y como nunca; con
muCha mas maestrfa, seguridad y arte
que Ia noche del debut Mi eminente
amigo, Seraffn Ramirez, cuya experien-
cia solo halla superior en- su talento, me
afrmsba 10 que 20 creia va saber: que es
toda una artista; soberbia en- la Erase, en-
Ia emission y en- el buen gusto.
70 no CTeO-son sus palabras-uue
ese trozo de CaVallerfa yMsticaqa, pueda
cantarse mejor. El pdbllco con sus ibra-
vos! parecfs darle la raz6n al eximio cro-
nista.
La labor de snoche, intentada y lleva-
da feliz t6rmino por Amalia Paoli, enor-
guIece y consagra una cantante. iExi-
to sobre 6xito! lPelion sobre Osa!-pa-
rs hablar como mi abuelo Shakespeare
mi padre Victor Hugo.
EY quieren ustedes que le Olga una
cosa9 Yo no creo que ninguna pueda
cantar con mas detalles mas perfection
que Amalia anoche la nenia de Mefst6-
fele.
S1s ojos diab6licamente negros, sub
rayabsn cada Erase, que en- alas de ese
tiDlbre, que le pagarfan peso de orc
CaNtGtrices europeas, penetraba en- ell al
ma de todos, decidiendo el APPLAUSE.
Yo Sc que cuando uno elogia debe ser
breve, porque q todos ofende la alaban-
ia q uno (6 como ahora: W'aa). Sere
breve y resumir6 para acabar: Roman
ga de Poliato, apaudidfsima; CaVaZlerta
rusticana un triunfo; El GrtasiS como la
anterior; y la nenia de Mefst0eles, digna
de la Scala
Pero para dar fin la Cr6nica tengo'
que repetir una Erase de Pablo Masorra.
Aver lego de Nueva York; por Ia noohe
le vi en- Payret
Termnada la NeniG, cuando Ia encan-
tadora tiple salfa recibir sus bien CANA
dos homenaies, Pablo le murmur6, des-
de su luneta, estas palabras mesCyOrAi'Gs
end Of century:
Good might, Amalia; good night,
street. girl; good night; good night!
Y yo sc las repeti anoche-al lado de
Pablo-& la encantadora nina, que con
mas raz6n que Jose Zorrila, puede decir:
Mi nadre es uua alondrs,
mi padre un ruisenor,
porque solo en un nido, y entire alas, es
possible que pueda nacer esa 'calandria,
cuyo plumaie divino es inferior q su vos
encantadoral. -
COmde KOstia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
A UN PAJARHLLO


LDe d6nde vienes, pajarillo INFO,
Juntas las alas latiendo el pechof
tie abrasa fnegof lie lastima el fri0S
Df, Lqu6 tie han hecho3
LTu nido acaso destrogado v yefmo,
Hnyes temblando del halc6n furiosoR
SEstas herido, maltratado, enfermo,
O est6s celosof
LBaias los ojos, al hermoso cielo
Los subes iHego con gemidos roncOsf
LVas Tevolando por el seco suelo
Y TOtos troncosf
LParas Y vuelves con presteza suma
A dar al viento las tendidas alasq
GTu pechO rOmpes Y nevada pluma
Y llantO exhalas9
LQue tienesf Dflo, que me aflge oil verte
-Ardo de amores.-iPobre paiarillol
Nj ii to libra del amor la suerte
Por ser sencillo.
COnde de NOr9fld.