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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01

DEPosITo DE oALzADo PELETERfA
de Bernardo Roig hiio

En- acreddo estabecmeno ACADIA de recbse exteno
urdo aado de odas cas fnas odnaras especamente
recbdo cazado escamron senoa
dezcan de los callos precios sunamente baTatos
Iabien sudo peleter1a
la malorquina del pals marroquines &, &.
Tamb6n para vnde maorqun banco de
acenas caracoe ansado odos po u
eneos cada Luck quia radicamen toda cse
de callos, durezas que agmos padecen en- los pies
Una vista pue queda6 onvencdo de 10 orece esa
acreditada casa 26-26
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
INTERESANTE

=, IN 81 establecimiento II TraBajo, frente Ia
h.A1a principal, Sc encuentra De venta Ell re-
saomorade Jab6n De COCO, antidolo contra todas
y, - saternedades de la piel, sobresaliendo en-
- nsrpes, sarpuyidos Y escarlatinas. Reco-
ssea1amos +. las familas no dejeu de proveerse
q - vaoso remedio. S-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
GRAN EMPRESA DE COCHES
DE ROM AN EARIA
En- conbiaac6n la de Don Jugto Maa6, de Cayey

Ea emprea hara de Ponce la Capital viceversa
meendo dejar sfeeho al mas exjene paso cmodo
coches magmf6cos caballos
PRECIOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01
{ EMULSION
SCOTT

que es simplemente aceite de higado
de bncalao descompuesto en- peque-
hisimns particulas v digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mec6nicamente. Con
este SO evita & los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos Ell trabajo de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
personas, a1n en- buena salud, pue-
den digerir ell aceite simple.
A las reconocidas virtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalao, Ia Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas y fortifcantes do los
hipofosftos de cal y de sosa- El
conjunto forma Ia preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todos los
casos EN- que esta indicada segun ell
dictamen unanime de los principales
medicos del universe.
DEscoNFiEsE DE Los IEaI-
TADORES.
Exijase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla de venta en- todas
las boticas otros establecimientos
en- todo ell mundo.
SCOTT a. BOVINE, oulmieOs, Esw York.
Taubi6n fabricamfes de los cGleSrss parcbes re-
reSOG mmrca " Excelsior"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01

Ponce, 3 de setiembre de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-01

Agente Ponce, CFpub r. Daz c., Plaza PrncipaEn CT
yey, Justo Mar6.--En uana-Daz ell que suscibe,
ROMAN FARfA
Direction Telegrafca--FAR1A -Dfaz.
8 ms Ponce 3 de Setiembre de 1892
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THE POLICE SCANDAL.
Colonel Page Talked or hs a Successor
10 Marshal Janney.'-Pollco
Committee Meeting.

A NEWS representative observed the
members Of the police committee
coming from the Continental hotel
To-Day. Inquiry revealed the fact
that the committee had 5ecn holding
a meeting for the purpose Of laying
plans with reference to bringing about
n reformation In the police department.
Further than this nothing definite
could be learned, NJ the members Of the
committee refused absolutely TO say
anything about tile matter, but said
they would speak Mt the proper time
aud y ace.
II was rumofei about the strosts TO.
day that Marshal Jauney's resignation
would be insisted upon AMI probably
given. This question Of appointing a
suou, seor Il also spoken Of, Captain
Donovan, Sergeant Wire aud Colonel
Page are moet prominently mentioned,
with changes In favor Of the latter.
Nothing, however, viii be decided up
on until Judge Powers return from
Chicago.
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Latest Court News.

A transcript and papers on appeal
were flied In the Third District Court
this afternoon In the case OF Don q.
Van Dyke, plaintiff, W. Henry Den.
halter ct AL, defendants; also In tho
case Of James Y. Marshall vs.. the
National Bank OF the Republic.
The ,uit OF W. u. Booth W. Chris.
tina Maria Neilstfum and j. Il. Nell.
STRAIN, her husband, was also filed
today. II relates to the transfer Of GER
tain property In Sanpeto county.
Simon Hay brought suit this after.
noon In the Third District court
against Clauson Eldredge to recover
$1,000 damages, and s35 as special dam.
nges, for one days false imprisonment.
The charge preferred against the plain
tilr vas petit larceny, which Is said to
have teen absolutely without fouudn.
tioD. The plaintiff was arrested, taken
before magistrate and then acquitted.
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HAItRtsHtRu, Pa, June .0.-The
accident 10 the western express on the
Pen lsyl vanls road Ia this city early
this morning IL fully az bad NJ tho iifrt
dispatches indicated. Ten persons
were Killed and "a large number in-
jufcd, though all except about n dozen
slightly, AMI most Uf Thorn proceeded
on their Journey. The story Of the nc.
cidrnt IN brief. The hrst section
stopped near Union station, and was
Just starting, when the second section,
"a heavy train made up Of Pullman
sleeT err, express and baggage cat,
ulunge1 into the private car VI
Westinghouse, the well.known Ia.
vonlor, aud drove II forward,
crushing three day coaches ahead
Of It into kindiing wood. The
strength " the Westinghouse car
saved II ami the occupants. The
accident was due 10 p wrong signal or
the Misunderstanding thereof. Plenty
of assistance at once came % receive
the injured AMI remove the dead from
the wreck. The former were taken 20
the hospital where physicians, and
surgeons labored during the night 10
alleviate their suffering. There are
eighteen injured In the hospital, all Of
whom except two or three will re-
cover.
The body Of the unknown girl haa
been Identified ~ Miss Lizzie Blair,
Philadelphia, accompanying Mga. j..
Granger to Seattle, Washington, Mrs.
Granger Il In the hospital here. She
was on her way from Philadelphia TO
Seattle, with her daughter Mamie,
aged 3, anu Lizzie Blair, TO Join her
husband, employed on the steamship
"irattle,n plying ON Puget sound.
Her injuries are about the head, chest
and abdomen. Several ribs are also
probably fractured, hut she will re-
cover; Mamie Changers injuries may
prove serious, but the physicians ex.
press hopes Of saving her life.
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Gagged ANOTHER BIRD.


A stroke Of ill-luck befel the deputy
sheriff who was sent from this city to
Wyoming to arrest II. ]. Rost, the
alleged embeEzler, concerning whom
n long article appeared In yesterdays
NEWS.
Tho individual brought from
Cheyenne, after passing number
Of weary hours under dote ntion at
the county Jail, was seen this morning
by milkman Stewart, who, greatly to
the chagrin OF the sherilfs depart.
ment, pronounced him to he not the
man wanted. Then came the next
move--that Of settling the unfortunate
Mt liberty. without delay he was
taken before Commissioner Pratt, by
whom the warrant for Rlsps arrest
was granted, and he, after hearing ex,
plantations, ordered tho mans discharge
forthwith.
The person thus wrongly seized gave
the name OF "De Lanle,h aud told
the Commissioner that both he and
Rost had been travelling with Ray.
monde circus. Knowing Rost, he
could not understand how the mistake
should have been made. ~ have =
bigger nose than the other man," said
he, giving his problscis gem
Tie tap; ~ am tatloood nearly NIL
over, aud Rost isn't. know Stewart,
and he owes me some money, but
never worked for him. | got telling
People In Cheyenue that had been
with kRymOnd's CirCus, and l hluplse
that " what led up to my arrest"
AZ to what rec mp nse MT.
De LANCE will receive for the
inconyen snce and indiguity to which
de hus been subje ed our reporter coll Id
not learn, nut II does not appear likely
That he willget M &c tia their &C Ofhil
Journey y "J To Wyoming and small
inoid"' ais N,
v ooks TO ga hard case on the face
on shori art aud those acting undr
MN W. 10 upon what they believed I,
oelnu te,t u proof that the right MAJ
lad been casght.
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SECOND EDITION.
DESERET EVENING NEWS.
saturday June 10. is"s'
LOCAL BRgvITlEs.

II. BooEourR forfeited g. for leaving
his team uuhi ched.
CoNrEnrScH nj Twcniy.hrrt Ward to-
morrow Sunday night at d O'Clock.
Borft Of the District courts have boon
running to-day, making things htuo
more lively IN tho DOoly building.
WALLER DAVIS, a colnrcd youth, was
sent Ia Jail for thirty days for vagrancy.
Carrie Davis, q female companion. also
colored, was held to await the aclOn OF
tho grand jury for burglary.
Two hundred and eighiy.fo city
employees were paid on by Deputy
Treasurer May today. Tho health DO
partmont received sos. 20, tho sewer do.
parimont sis2s5, the street department
clio 10 and the watorworks department
Sl,s67bi.
Titnrr I o'clock art lectures will be de-
livored ut tho Metropolitan hotel on
Monday, "wednesday and Friday sven
ings ofnoxt week by Carolina wilhelm
Chaffee Of 81. Louis, Mo. Tho lady u
educated and capable IN every respect
aud comes boto with splendid Eastern
recommendations.
TnrRE we're about two thousand ox-
cnrslonists tp Garfield Beach yesterday,
bong mostly scandnayitns from all
parts Gf tho county who wished to ou-
10y their "Midsummer Day" Mt tho
beautiful resort. Various kinds Of races,
speeches. dancing aud music wore some
ol the features OF tho programme. Tx
collont business was done At the lunch
stands. and, IN fact, everywhere except
nj the bar, which looked remarkably
dosolatc.
FRED SwANnEuO, q young Swedish
sailor, was before tho Police court this
ffenoop On u charge Of malicious mis-.
chief lilo was clad In q soldiers blouse
aud wore blue oyoralls. His eyes were
swollen and hloodshot and were en-.
clrclod by black blOtch. indicating that
ho had been badly handled by some one,
bu, by whom he did not know; In mct,ho
seemed 10 know nothing whNovor aud
acted tho rolls OF ignorance with an ease
that was astonishing. His oilonse con.
sisted In breaking glass cherry case lid
belonging 10 Second South street fruit
dealer. Hts ignorance cost him -
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WANTED.

A nLfSn PuP. BLACK AND TAN rRE'
~ ferrcd Apply p. south Temple -
A CthL FOH OENERAL iioUsEWugk
N Must undsfat 90 plain COOLING GOOD
wages. Apply ili s. West IemHie street
A GIRL ron ,uMMON uOu-EwoHk
~ Good cook. nHud wages. Npuly 40 utce
u Ne a.. Herman. 80. 80 tasi fiist south 20
AFANrEp-rEHMA NtNT OtIlCt Asri-
w iunt. elmer sgNj talsry iisH, halfway
fare paii ~ orlec fncIofe self adittascd
siaupcd envelope. 10, JONES, scc'y, san
trh cisco, tal. su
A. SITUATION - 4 MuRNpN srONE 10
"A drive tcam hay or graiu store wages
not 30 much m object az rady employ Wnnt
anu good treatment Appyto L. H., hafuef
shop, Tuning Nad
WANTED 70 NURSE.
A CuiLp FHOM uSE 70 tiVE YEARS
~ Of age. BY young ladies living N Union
Address, Mas JAM liunei set. Union, Utah,
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n.fILD. cLoyER's DEATH.


LONDON, June 25.--The inquest into
the death Of Matilda Glover, coucern.
Ing whom there IL etrongl suspicion
that she met death by poison admins.
tered by Thomas Neill, was continued.
Among the witnesses was Miss Laura
Sabbatini, whose testimony caused
sensation. She said that Neili asked
her 10 marry him, and aha accepted.
lie made will In her favor. Subse.
quently he Induced her TO write black.
mailing letters, signed w. IL. Murray.
She asked HIM why he demanded
such large aums--in the case OF DR..
Harper El5,OOO-snd why he made
such terrible charges, and the reply
was, he will tell You some day. After.
wards he got her 10 write lot.
ters signed Murray, accusing Ger.
tain persDus Of poisoning Alice
Marsh and Emma Shriyoll with
stryohnine and offering to suppress
the evidence supporting the accusa-
lions In the event Of the payment OF u
certain sum OF money. Nellps land.
lady depOsed at thu time Of the Rus.
sell divorce case, that NELL asked her
to take the latter to Lambeth road
where Clover resided, saying no be-
lleved their was a girl there who had
BEEN poisoned. He wanted to asceT.
tain II she was dead, aiding that he
believed Lord Russell had poisoned
her.
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ain al my life have never seen ~
magnificent a specimen Of muscular do
vclopment, and indeed do ist think
another such man is living today" That
wa. what DE- George +. ahrady said TO
John l.. Sullivan few days ago In the
presence OF New York World reporter
1t has been said that John had dissipatod
til he was no longer the man he bad
been, aud not Gi for the fight that has
been arranged with jim Corbett, Sulli-
van had desire TO see what medical
experts judgment on this point would he,
~ he asked for a thorough examination
from the physician who had watched
Garhold's long struggle with death aud
also attended General Grant in his last
illnets. The verdict was ~ above.
It sots one 10 thinking. Here Is per.
haps tho one perfect " nearly perfect
specimen Of physical manhood In Amer
lea. II there ~ another 10 nearly pcr-
feet in the world bis existence Is not
known For twelve years more Sul-
Ivan has done about as hc pleased IN
tho matter OF eating and drinking.
Drinking orgies that would have killed
other men have been common Ia his cx-
poricucc. IN eating he deyours twice
as much food a. ordinary men, taking
just what his appetite dictates, except
when In training Then he strnightcns
up for the time and dots as rightly as
dyspopiic, till he gcts his tremendous
thows and Shows running order. He
Ga now about thirty years old, yet shows
no sign Of breaking physically, oven
with his irregular lie. Il is marvel
such a. modern times has not seen.
Yet this splendid animal. tho one por.
feet specimen Of physical manhood in
the world, ii--a prlio fighter. Many a
bfi ,ht schoolboy Of twelve Is his supc-
rior in mental development, though u
late year. no is able 70 talk and think
more in;olhgontly than formerly, show.
ing that even HE brain IL capable OF
development. Yet he knows when to
stop work, and in that respect the prize
fighter may give n Lesson to the preach.
er. lie says, speaking Of his bodily
training;
LOGON I'm I foci that have had enough.
Then stop Tor awhile, and 20 on when ] faCl
strong aFaln / do not bell., IN violent rxcr-
ciic. A liulo BAG p1mmtsng b. better than a
good deal % u.
Rope skipping IS the best thing togaiu
gssta.I Il i.
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II NJ At N - .

nuRtoS.-At Logan, On the ll,h inst. Of
heart failure, the result Of severe cold con.
tracicd last fall. sister Burton,
The deceased was the daughter Of John and
Emma rrogalc, aud was born at sandy Gate,
Deyoushrr, England, September ., isls, she
embraced the Gospel aud was hapuzed he.
cembsr 18th, 1872, BY Elder w,C Dunbar At
H. iielors, Island OF Jersey. She was mar
ROD to William &. burton on May gth lSSl, at
Davenport. peyoushire, at the LAnds End Con.
ference, England
she leave three so.s, six dAush,ers and
twenty i've grandchildren, Of whom twent r
two are sull living
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Sta7dard cbureb Works.

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Utah Manufacturing aud building Company,
Location Of principal place " husiusbs.
SAT- Lske City salt Lake County, utah
Territory, and principal Office, room I, Al 2!
and q Fast. firat nnutu street salt Lake
uitys, alt Lake Comfy, Utah Territory.
NOTICE HEKERY GIVEN THAT At 4
~ mcoinguf the Board Of directors, held
bn the ltIh day ut June, lsnl, an assessment n
TWon;y.pno Dollars per share Wa levied on
the capital STOCK ot.thc corporation, payable 10
George -1v.lie, secretary, M ms residence In
Mai Greek. salt LA,c County, Utah TERRITORY,
on or before the and day " July, lsy2.
Any stock unun which this Assessment may
remain unpaid on the raid 22nd DAY " July,
isgs, viii be delinquent aud adyertlEOd Tor sale
a. public auction, aud unless payment u made
before, viii be cold on tho 10Th day OF August
ls1!, At " M, OF that diy, at the c0mpany's
olucc, salt LAKE titY, SAT- Lake County, Utah
TouitOfy,tn pay The detnqutnt assCsfmcnt
together with The cost OF advertising and OK.
pCnsc OF sale
By orler OF the Board Of directors.
GEORGE sANiLLE,
Secretary.
Company'A oiloei Room !, A. q aud "a
Fast Prs truth street, salt Lake CITY. Dated
June hth, 1872. d sat
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Y UCKY BILL MINING co LOCATION
IL of principal place OF business, fart CIV,
Utah Sotisc "a hrfrby gwen that ~ q meetinE
OF May, 81. uu astessment mo. 81 Of three ~
cent? per share was levied On The tarlM
stock ~ the corr ofation, payable WITHIN tnfl
days from tho date h1rcof, % the President'
NJ Noe g and ln Mam street, SAT- l.ake tiOs
Utah ANY stock upon which This Assessntnt
may remain unpaid on The liri lay o. JUNG.
lsa3. VIII 10 delinquent ana advertised iof sae
10 public auction aud unless payment IL made
before will be ald on tho 2ird DAY Of July'
isyl to Day the delinquent nssosamcuti, %
gcthcr With the cost oi ADVERTISING aud eh'
penso OF sale. q. N. HARDY, PRECEDENT
tuokv Hill Mining Company
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Pohaio Court In and for SAT- Lake
County Territory Of Utsh.
In the matter Of tho ESTATE Of Henry higher.
sen, deceased.
NOTICE Is ilEREHN GIVEN, TUAT
~ Anna u, CAlyert,l Administrator u the o..
tate Of Henry inghcfaUn. deceased, has rem.
dofod forsottiemont, and filed 10 rald court her
nnnl account VI her ldmiuittTaton ot said
estate, and petition Tor hnsl distribution Of
the residue Of snid estate amoug the pofsons
entitled thereto; and that Tuesday, the 18th
day OF july, lsIl, al 10 O'Clock ., IA, Al Ne
Court Room Of aaid Court, IN the Court ~
Court House, salt lako City and County, uhh
Territory has been duly appointed by the udge
of raid court Tor The settlement ut said a..
count, aud hearing sad peuiiOn for cls'
irritation. (which time and place any person
interested In saif estate nay appear aua show
cause 10 any there b., WIN said account should
not be- settled and app owed and nnAl iistrhu
ton made NJ prayed Tor.
Dated June Goth, lfl2.
C.E ALLEN,
Cirrk ot the probate Court
ny CAusrES BROWNE, ju., Deputy CierE.
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The Congregational minister In New
ington thinks he has the champion hen
Of the place. She began laying IN Fob.
ruary, Immediately after he first owned
her. She kept this ny until sho went 10
sitting and matched ont brood tho lirst
part Of April. About a week ago size
was allowed 10 run at large with her
brood, but returned 10 the coop during
the day and laid an egg, brooding her
chickens at night THIS she continues
10 do, laying her egg daily and still car.
ing for her chicks.-llartlord Comm
Times.
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Soda walrr Not 10 Much IN Derand.

An mp town dry goods store last sum
Nor tried the experiment OF giving soda
water 90 IT, patrons free. An enormous
fountain, we'll equipped for service, was
placed m the back part of the store and
on oach hot dpy half dozen attendants
were kept busy serving clamorous.
thirsty and never diminishing crowd.
one day upward Of 900 glns5cs Of soda
water were drawn from that free foun-
tain. This year tho firm charges three
cents glass FOR lie soda water, and as
n result the patronage has fallen of 20
u remarkable extent. ON two very hot
days a fortnight ago, although the large
storo WAS well filed with customers, the
soda fountain was at no time oyerworkcd
New York Times.
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JASE 7 PYPEH. TIiE GUARDIAN OF
- tie person ana estate % brigham lyper,
Mary D.. Viper, Maggie NJ Piper aud Efems'
MIA fgprr minors, having He'd her peutoa
herein, day verned, praying for an order Of
sHlu or the fra estate OF said munrs, for the
purposes thafcln OF forth, Il - hereby ordered
that tic next OF kin ~ The ward ami all per
sons Interested IN the estate Of sAid minors
nppthr before zoe nd Probate Court on Wed
uusday the 2gti dag Of July, lHll, a. 10 O'Clock
u said Probate Court, NJ the t1unty Court
House, In he city aud coouiy o. Fat LAtc,
Utah Territory, 10 thOF cause vhy an order
should not be granted 10 the fnd guardian, h
fell the whole or - much Of the real estate OF
the sand inlnora, At private sale A. shall be
nrrcasafy ana that copf OF ~ order no puO.
iHheu NJ least tour sucroH sivc wects In the
Drshuir tvrNtsg SEws,a newspaper printed
and published tn said Guy and county,
Dated June 2lst, lsg!
q. W, BAkTCn,
Probate Judge.
wApDELL \ ADAMS, attorneys Tor guardian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

/ holders Of the utah Central Railway tom
uany that there viii be meeting Of the stock.
holders huld NJ room No, v nesorCt national
Hank uuildinE At tho Junction Of at Temple
Territory, NJ the hpur u ? , M, July SCH, lsl!
Tor the purpose u rlcciing nine Directors Of
said Company 20 serve ior the ensuing year
This meeting "a called by order u the board
OF Directors made Junn llih, isie,
~ GRAND YOUNG,
Second Vie president.
JUNlus b. WELLS, sccy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

You can buy good Butter at 1910. h.,
hest quality package Tea At l24r. pack.
age, all brand. best Coilees at % = c. H.,
and n cup OF Van Houten's Cocoon and
nice fresh Buns 10 make you feel good,
Al free TO our customers next week, vt
the salt Lake only Equitable Coop, "
and a w. First South Street, a quar-.
ter of hlock west Of Main Street.
WM. LAHGrOs And T. IA. NoIq,
Superintendent.