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accident on the Grip lime.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Dec. "a knot In the
cable PLAYED havoc with the grips and
trailers of the West Madison Street line
tonight. Five grips with their attend
ant trailers were deraiied, collisions oc-
Cured all along the line and number
of persons were badly shaken and
bruised. The most seriously injured
were Miss Gertrude Comstock, 6S5 Og-
den Avenue. severely bruised and cut.
Miss X. Healy, 1041 West Madison
Street, bruised and cut about face.
Taken home.
Mrs. Slope, of Racine, WIS, badly
bruised and shaken. Several other peo-
pie received trlf1ing injuries.
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SIX SAFES CRACKED.
Chicago Thugs Do Big Nights Work in
One Building.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 2.-six safes be-
longing to as many different firms in
the big office building, corner Of Wash
ington and Dearborn streets, were
cracked last night and rifled by burglars.
The building is within one square of
the city hall and police headquarters.
Ali of the safes were drilled, no powder
being used. The thieves left no
clue. The victims included we're Chan
der & Co., dealers in mortgage secu-
rites; Henry w. Martin, Washington
Porter, real estate; A. B. Cnilcoat, at
torney, and E. z. Howell, real estate.
1t is believed that notwithstanding the
number OF safes blown open and the
boldness Of the robbers, the plumber
was not large. According to the firms
interested, it will not exceed 81 500.
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SHAKEN DOWN.
structlon I'm San Salvador by an
Earthquake.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 2.-The
steamer City of Panama brings news of
the earthquake in San Salvador, October
IS. Signs of activity were noticed about
the crater of the Conchaqua volcano
near La Union, in the Gulf of Fonseca. At
10 o'clock that night came a violent
earthquake, and the 5000 inhabitants OF
La Union fled to the beach. Shock after
shock struck the city, and scores of
buildings were tumbled in ruins. The
stone cathedral was reduced to a form
less heap, and sixty other
buildings were wrecked. Twenty
four persons were injured. One
third of the Island of Conchaqua,
in the Gulf of Fonseca, seven miles
from La Union, was split off by the
shock and suddenly sank out of sight.
The crater of Conchaqua did not break
forth, but it still shows signs of coming
oruntlOuS-
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CHOLERA AND THE FAIR.
Prohibition Of immigration Asked During
EXPOSITION Year.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 3.-Surgeon-
General Wyman, of the Marine Hos
pital service, in his annual report to the
treasury will! recommend, as measure
of safety to the country during the
progress of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position, that immigration be suspended
Tor at least one year from the
LIST of January next This is based on
the prediction Of sanitary experts that
cholera Is almost certain to appear in
European countries next spring. 1t is
regarded as almost certain that the
secretary of the treasury will endorse
the proposition as a part of his general
plan for the establishments Of 1t Ilatlona
quarantine service.
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BURIAL OF DIR. SCOTT.
The Remains Inferred in the Cemetery
at Washington, Pa.

at Washington, Pa.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 2.-The re-
mains of the late Rev. DR.. John Scott
were inferred at the Washington Cene-
terry at Ills o'clock this morning. The
funeral party, which arrived at this
place at 7:30 A. NJ. consisting of
President Harrison, Mrs. Mckee,
Postmaster-General Wanamaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Harrison, Lieut..
and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Dimmick
and Rev. DR.. Hamlin. The remains
were transferred to the house of Joshua
Wright, on East B Street. There the
casket remained for forty-fve minutes,
during which the face Of the dead was
viewed by many of his old friends. The
services were conducted by Rev. DR..
James I. BroWnson, and Rev. DR.. Moi
fatt offered short prayer, after which
the remains were conveyed to the GEM
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option of the holder, be extended for
over a year. Mr.. Haskell says that next
July the state will otherwise be lnsolv-
ent. which would be utterly ruinous to
South Carolina credit. 1t is said that
the administration views this plan with
suspicion, coming as it does from man
who has been one Of the strongest anti
TilImanites in the state. 1t is known
that Gov. Tillman has received propo-
siton to fund the debt at a per cent,
and special message on the subject Is
looked for
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MINNESOTA CANAL PROJECT.
Plan to Connect Red Lake amt Lake of the
Woods.

Plan to Connect Red Lake and Lake of the
Woods.
GRAND Forks, n. d., Dec 1.--Prof
Nelson Daughters, the well-known sci
enlist, has arrived in Grand Forks with
the startling information that be pene-
trated by boat from Red Lake to within
ten miles of the Lake of the Woods. lie
urges the feasibility of constructing
short canal which will turn the waters of
the Lake of the Woods into Red Lake
and thus make it navigabe from that
lake to Grand Forks. His scheme
embodies the use of Red Lake as an
immense reservoir, in which will be
stored logs cut along the streams lun-
ming into Rainy River, to be hoated
through the Lake of the Woods and
connecting canal into Red Lake and
down Red Lake River to Grand Forks.
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ROOM FOR SCHOOL DISPLAYS

An Educational Exhibit at the Worlds
Fair is Assured.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. AFTER months
of weary waiting the educational inter
ests of the country are at last in fair
way to secure the space thew REQUIRE
at the Worlds Fair. The execn-
tive committee of the local direc-
tory yesterday considered the plans
for new exposition building and an
thorized the council of administration
to secure bids for the construction of a
building according to the plans. The
building is to cost not over $I2O. 900.
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Where Did They Come From?

PARIS, Dec. 2.-The investigating COM
mittee this afternoon heard NJ Cana
greet, another member of the committee
on the lottery scheme. He declared
that an employee OF the Panama Canal
had offered him first 100000 francs,
then 100000 francs, and finally 5OO, 900
francs for the lottery bill. The NUM-
cipal council of Paris adopted a resolu-
ton to-day demanding that severe pen
alties be imposed upon all deputies who
accepted brides.
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ARE SUSPICIOUS OF GOLD.
Reople In Austria Not Partial to the Ne!
Coin in Circulation.

VIENNA, Dec. 1.-The first official pay
ment Of the salaries of the members of
the lower house of the Relchsrath
have been made IN gold. This
payment caused quite commo-
ton, as the nation, as whole, is I'M
acquainted with gold coins except
such as are contained in the museums.
The novelty of gold money causes some
curious scenes, and some shop-keepers
and others are very chary Of accepting
the new coins, declaring that they
would prefer to take paper money.
This is the first official payment made
in the coins adopted by Austria il re-
forming her currency system.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08
DAMAGE BY THE BLIZZARD,
Wires Down in All Directions and NAM
Buildings Crushed

Buildings Crushed.
New York, Dec. 1.-More snow has
fallen on Long Island for the past two
days than at any time since the blizzard
of 1888. The snow seems to be deepest
near Port Jefferson, where it is feet
ieep. One of the Long Island trains
that started for Greenpoint yesterday
afternoon is stalled east of Ronkonko-
ma. Three locomotives have been sent
to assist it. The train from Sag Harbor
was delayed three hours on it's western
trip. Telephone and telegraph wires
We're badly broken in many places.
Flat roofs, awnings, sheds, trees and
other structures were crushed under
the heavy weight. Several boat houses
We're wrecked on the shores of Jamaica
Bay
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Shot Dead by n Gambler

HELENA. Mont. Dec. 3.-Tommy Gavin,
night bar keeper at the Opera House sa-
loon in Livingston, was killed last night
by gambler named Charles Bloom be-
cause he would not lend him SIS. the bar
keeper protesting that he had but 81 and
offering that. The gambler fired three
shots, the last one into Gavin'S back.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08
ROCK COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Richard Ashton indicted for the Murder of
Mrs. Stone.

EVANSVILLE. Wis. Nov. 2.-For the
most gruesome murder that ever
startled Rock County people, Matthew
Il. Ashton, of the town OF Fulton, was
placed under arrest last night,
he being charged with the killing of
Mrs. Daniel Stone, of Fulton, who was
found dead in the cistern at her
home on June 5, 1892. The arrest
was the result of an indictment
against Ashton found by the grand jury.
Ashton pleaded not guilty. His bail
was fixed at $4,000, which he hopes to
secure.
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Death of George w. Eensel.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dee 1.~Georse W
Henscl. collector Of internal revenue
the Ninth Pennsylvania District U ll,,
President Cleveland, and father Of All" y,
ney Hensel, died early this moTDlns, .
Qnarryville. aged 70 years. He was 0Ssn'
trustee of the Reformed Theological osD
mary of this CITY
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JAY GOULD DEAD.

Fatal Termination of Brief Illness
Estimate of His Wealth.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-Jay Gould died
at 9:15 this morning.
Death came painlessly. There was
no struggle, and the sufferer seemed to
sink to sleep.
His family, the attending physlc ian
and the nurse were present at the end.
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COLUMBUS, S. c.. Dec. 4.-The question
of refunding the state debt is the most
important matter that the legislature
now in session has to deal with. AS
vet there has been proposed only
one measure. that OF Represen-
tative Haskell, providing that the
bonds not met at maturity shall. at the
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Two Shot by a Robber.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dee. 2.-In Moore
County last night an unknown negro went
20 the house of an aged white man named
Mcdonald and demanded money. Nc
Donald's aged sisters lived with hlm. They
screamed, whereupon the roober shot one
dead and mortallY wounded the other.
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BRISSON GIVES 1T UP.
His Attempt to FORM Cabinet Proves
allure.

allure.
PARIS, Dec. IN. Brisson, who was
selected by President Carnot to form a
new ministry, has abandoned the
undertaking, and the political stu
alton is more muddled than ever. M.
Brisson, in explaining his plans, says
he desired to form cabinet that would
cooperate with all the factions, but the
refusal of M. Perier TO enter the comDl-
nation and the declination of M. Bour-
geois to accept the portfolio of the IN
terror, forced him to abandon his task.
President Carnot has charged NJ.
Peeries to form q cabinet.
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Typnus Fever IN New York

NEW YORK. Dee. 1.-The health board
reports to-day that typhus fever has again
broken out In this city. two eases haylng
been found in a Park Row clearinghouse
within the past "a hours.
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Death of Ey-sIOy. HOyt.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. l.--Lx-OEHss
HOyt died at 2 O'Clock this morning. ri,
was surrounded by his family and cH''
of SOrrOWing friends.
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BIG STEEL PLANT SOLD.

The Calumet Works at Chicago Bought by
Cleveland Men.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-The Calumet
Iron & Steel Works, on the Calumet
River near Cummings, has been sold to
a syndicate of Cleveland men, and work
will be resumed in the plant after
having lain idle for the last wear. The
purchase price is in the neighborhood
of SoOo.000 Fhe original cost of the land
and dockage with the plant is said to
have been 50 900 900.
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BOILERS DEADLY WORK

IApIosIoh ON the Reading Causes the
Death of One Man.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec. 1.-Engine
542, OF the Lehigh Division of the Phila-
delphia & Reading Railroad, exploded
h ne boiler last night at the colliery at
RIo1r!onWansvIile, near this city. Engineer
y y imam Berry was instantly killed, and
SIMON NelIert, fireman, was badly
scaiueo ano may also die. No definite
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08

Weyauwega Mans Desperate Struggle
With Masked Man.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26

Echare, pues, mi cuarto 4 espadas en- el asun-
to, Y probare, antes de sacar algo de mi maiIn
versi puedo hacer reir con nvenciones antiguas:
que no sere el prlmero en- ntentarlo, por mas
que 10 sea tai vez en- confesar paladina mo-
destamepte el pecado de hurto terario
Precisamente question de uflas Sc re6ere 10
que qulero contar, Y es otra cosa sino que
ALA, en- un pueblo de la provincial de Almerfa
metido entire un@s montes viva nm gitano n,1y
temeroso de Dos, y muy cumplidor con la San
ia Madre lglesa, aunque nchnado al robo al
merodeo por una tan violenta inclination de s,l
naturaleza que no Sc di6 case de encontrarse
mi hombre caballcria. extraviada one no
arrease con ella caIltatlvamente la guarclase
en- cuadra, nj vio jamas objeto de valor oue
no procurara, con la dilgencia de un buen pa
Dire de familia reducir dominic ' ocutar
Embellishments entire sus ioyas.
Algunas veces Ie llevaron 4 la carcel sns ex-
cesos en- esta passion desbordada de su alma nor
los bIenes aJenos, mas este nj le averoonzaba
nj le dolia porque decia el que para ser yalien-
te no hay que tener mledo a la carcel Y que 10
vergonzoso es no tener que conner cuando hay
buen apetito. lao querreal v verdaderanar+a l.
apenaba era 10 que ofendia Dos ( su Santa
Religion con tales cosas pues saba bien ana
q sepUmo lnandamlento prohibe terminan+e-
mente apoderarse de 10 aieno contra Ia 1,ol,
tad de su dueno. Por esta raz6n, tan pronfo co
mo hurtaba algo, ibase confesar corriendo. Y
con la mayor cornpuncion le declarabs S,, 80
do al cura, pidlendole la absolucion con tantos
extremes de necesidad, que no Sc dio caso de
levantarse de los pies del saeerdote sin ella dis
pnesto satisfaeer en- oraciones Ia nan;ta,1,;a
que habia hecho acreedor
sucedlo que un Ola, que habia robaco mn
cordero. v comf,loseIe aegremente con =, fa,,e;
ila amigos, Sc fue confesar, convenciendo II
sacerdote de que puesto que la restituci6n daI
obJeto que le exigio deapenitencia, iuptaman+aI
con dos credos, tres avemarias nm santo rovo
no, no.era possible, la satisfaction debia ser de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26
EI aSunto de las VelaS
ACTITUD DEL PUEBLO

En- los momentos en- que clrcula este
nnmero varios amigos de la moralidad
recolectan fondos para reproducir en-
diez mil ejemplares los trabajos de La
DEMOCRACIA sobre el asunto de las
VelaS.
Ouieren elIos que Ia opinion conozca
ese negoCio fondo juzgan que 10 Co
nocera mejor dandole ell un cuerPO los
cscritos que aparecieron en- siete edicio-
nes sucesivas.
Asi Sc observara de uu golpe eI des-
arrollo del asunto y Sc apreciara su mag
nitud que es grandisima, no tanto por
Ell traude que Sc advierte. 81 no por 10
que ese fraude sgniica, una vez que 10
perdonan y 10 ulpan = sin fntrrfS min
eHHo-el alcalde V Ia Junta administra-
tiva
Agradeccremos eli concurso que nos
preste e pueblo de Ponce. en- cuyo seno
palpita aun la generosidad el entusias-
mo, propios de sus mas prosperos dias.
Venga la hoja; reprod1zcanse los ar
tlculos; releanlos con calma los hombres
imparciales veran cuantas sombras
hay en- torno de esas ca jas de bujias,
cuyo paradero es tan difcil descubrr
Diez mil voccs iran pregonando a los
cuatro puntos cardinales que no hay,
que no Puede haber ninglin impuesto
mas oiioso, mas inicuo, mas desmora-
lizador que el impuesto de consumes.
Diez mil documentos quedaran ahi
para atestiguar que no por falta de un
Perlodico viril e independents queda-
ron impunes los defraudadores de la
renta communal.
Diez mil veces repetidas, nuestras
frases adquiriran mas resonancia mas
vigor, fortaleciendose con e apoyo de
la masa contribuyente, que tiene la in
tuicion de su deber y que 10 cumpc
hasta donde le es dabIe cumplirlo
Nos comunican que esas diez mil
tromPetas Sc repartiran ma1ana mismo,
nm de que no tarden en- producer su
etecto saludable EN- el esp ritu pdblico.
Aguardamos que tome forma esa
manifestation de simpat as hacia la eau
sd que defendemos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26

del atraso con que el MuniclPio de Pom
ce satisface sus habercs a los maestros,
del abandono que reina en- punto a en-
senanza popular y de las informalldades
cometdas contra ei decrcto organlco VI
gente.
No cs extrafio. FL senior Alcalde mu-
nicipal ' los concejalcs de la mayoria
sin condolences, consagran toda su aten-
cion a los consumes. mas productiVos
desde luego que las escuelas, aunque
mas comprometedores.
Los que administran Ia ciudad del
sur no Sc preocupaE de pagar a los que
d,fnnden la instruction, nj de publican
vacantes. nj de otra cosa que de CONDO
mar multas y secundar los deseos del M
calde.
En- vano los autonomistas del concejo
Sc esfuerzan por convencerles o Por COM
hatirles. Vienen al debate los asuntos
los expone Vargas. los ilustra Gautier,
los define Mar n, los anallza Pr'nclPe,
los estudia Ventura, los pesan loro Qui-
nones. Chavicr, etcetera, y desPues dc
bablar don Eusebio viene la votaClon
nominal
Entonces. 81 ell negocio fue combatido
nor los autonomistas Sc escucha un s.
repetido por Burgues, Mayol, Belloqul,
Saur. Fernandez, Pages. Trias, etcetera,
etcetera, etcetera.
Y asi Va clio.
Nosotros. que asistiamos las sesio-
nesnocturnas, hemos determinado aban-
donar esa costumbre, por no escuchar
,,na v otra noche las romanzas de Ago
y Cotorruelo, coreadas por los partiqui-
nos de la ilustre corporation deliberante.
La cosa sc pone oscnfa,
Y dicen los alarmistas
Con tan dociles eo,qsfaS
Sc salvo la parfItHIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26
NOTAS DEL BOULEVARD

Sc dice que declaro ell viernes don
Eusebio de Ayo. eludiendo toda res
ponsabiIidad en- el presunto fraude.s
Sc murmura que don Pedro Ardouin
mega haber trasmitido a don Joaquin
Aguayo ninguna orden para que Sc ms
cribiesen asientos irregnlares en- los Il
bros de consumes.
Sc anade que don Joaquin Aguayo
sostiene que rccibio la expresada orden
y que con tai motivo el Juez dispuso un
careo entire los dos declarantes.
Sc susurra que las a6rmacioncs de
Aguayo estan corfoboradas Por don
Antonio Dapena, que Sc hallaba pre-
sente al comunicar Ardouin la orden
del alcalde.
Sc supone que no pudiendo el Juez
de instruction procesar al presidente del
Ayuntamiento Sc dirigira a la Audien-
cia del Territorio, fin de que el alto
tribunal adoptc las medidas oportunas
Sc comenta eI hecho de que estas
horas no Sc practique en- Juana-D'
una ampIia informacion, fin de avert
guar 81 del al 70 de Mayo el senior
Aldea estaba en- la Capital
Sc cree que aun no hgura en- el pro-
ceso el tcstianonio importantisimo de
don Manuel t}raschi. que acompano al
senor Aldea en- su excursion d San Juan.
Sc teme que tampoco figure el de
don Saturnino Conde, CONCEAL que SUI
plio al senior Aldea en- la ACADIA mien-
traS estuvO auSente.
FL senior Fiscal contnua asistiendo
diariamcnte ! Ia Sala de Justicia Y ente-
randose con minuciosdad de todos los
dctalles
Parece que entire dos funcionarios del
orden administrative, residentc EN- Pom
ce el uno en- Juana-Diaz el otro, exis-
te cierta tirantez de relaciones bor mar
ae las comPlaccncias de este mai agra
decidas por aquel.
Hasta aqur las notas que suben de
los boulevarcs: los que quieran saber
mas Investigator por 81 mismos: pese j
nuestro desco de informar al pGblico sin
recortes nj atcnuantes nj circunloquios,
hay cosas que no pueden decirse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTR0

Parece que ell Hatillo ha descublerto
la policia una betIt manufacture de mo-
media.
Y miren ustedes 10 que son las cosas :
en- vez de alentar 4 los fabricantes con
un titulo de honor, les detienen les
persiguen.
De SECURE los guardias municipales no
son protectores de la industria nj anne
Ian la fclicidad del pals
Porque es demasiado cruel la amena-
"a del codigo para unos monederos que
solo Sc propondr an dar nikel por plata
y hacerse ricos a costa de la ajena can
didez.
Hoy Sc falsi6os y Sc adultcra todo-
dran ellos-vamos a entrar en- e Jue8o
Al fin y d la postre aumentaran, gra-
cias nosotros, los vaiores fIduciarlos y
nos debera la patria su indeleble gra-
titud -
Pero hete aqui que las autoridades no
participant de ese criterio deStruyen
las ilusiones de la coUbaNia, que cuen-
ia con ell concurso de una DANA de An
tonia Gonzalez, detenida tambien por
los agentes.
Ahora es precise saber que numero
de soles mejicanos Puso Ell clrcullclon
la casa de moueda, y que Importance
alcanzaron sus negocios.
No puede dudarse que Borinquen
adelanta con rapidez. va Sc echaban de
menos las fllsihcaciones surgen de un
m odo fatal donde menos Sc las aguar-
daba: en- Hatillo,
Aunque por tales veredas
Bien puede andar IA codicia,
Nos parece esa uoticia
Mas faIsa que esas monedas.
Varios periodcos de San Juan hablan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26

palabras actos reigiosos. sucedi6 adem6s.
que vlendo al cura magnffco reloi de ORC
lie entraron tales ganas de robarsele. one distraz
yenaoLe haollnente en- coloquio intiino. le
IneIo Ia mano izquierda en- ell bolsillo V lie sac6
"a shsJa con tai maestrla, que de NADIA Sc aper-
cib1o el presbiterO
Entonces e gitano, hacienda como que de
Pronto Sc acerdaba de algo interesante. varian-
do de conversation, diio:
u An !, padre cura ana cosa que Sc me- olv;-
reloj - "'"oo ue rooaf
i Un reloi Pues con elmo tend,1s IL ;sc,I-
bras condo. ~ 'e - n0-
bios me ibre, padre esas cosas no onro.
Vechan en- ell est6mago.
q LIE tenes, pues
!. i Naya 81 lie tengo!-le replic6. apretando
Ia mano con que habia tornado Ia albaio
-Pues restituyele ahora niismo.
lie qmere listed, padre cura!
- o. -ique he de quererle! Lo que has de
hacer es entregarle su dueno. f''' "''' ue
- ZERO sl Sc le doy no le quiere.
tYue no le qulere? Pues, entonces. rava
salud lie goces ca que en-
-lios ie pague usted, senor cura. sp b,,e,,
e5orazon'-dlJo el gitano levantandose. eoI;6,,
0oae lii''9 seflo de la lglesia, despues do 80,
q Paure @ huestro de la penitencia iInpuesta
eV5htose al POGO ell cura del confesops,;, :.
c;d en IA saerstia en- fata Ell reloi. como
o o.o Yuieh rue el ladron la burla one 5e -,
canoldez habia hecho ell gitano II cpa9 e ue 81
/" PIito de denuhciar al iuzgado.
WAS, entrando luego en- teol6gioos "a.
a;9 aes oonsigo mismo, considero case de conc;an
al dala ~ Feciainar Ia alhaja, puesto que reebaz5n
lnn;<e :. eiei'ipo oportuno, v habiendo una ahso-
'aos exento de pecado sl'""o eS-
EDUARDO DE RfoFp .rco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26
MARIANA ABRIL.

De repente Sc levanta,
Y murmurando q Esto es hecho
Lleva los ninos al lecho,
Cobiialos con su manta,
Y anudado en- la garganta
Tn sollozo de ternura,
Con el miedo Ia premura
Del que un erimen en- pos deja,
De la cabana Sc alicia
Y huge ciego q la ventura.
Entran los padres, en- tanto,
Ansiosos en- la cabana
FL, cegado por 10 sana,
Ella, ahogada por ell llanto
Y cuando, llenos de espanto,
Bnscan al honbre fatal,
Ven, en grupo celestial,
Dormir d sus hijos bellos
I descansando sobre ellos
Una bolsa un punal.
Al surgir el nuevo ,lia,
Roto, enlodado sin tino.
Liega correndo un marino
a Ia cercana bahia,
Y alcanza con algeria
Su baiel, pronto 4 zarpar,
Que, las olas al cortar,
Tendida al viento la yela..
Parece I'M ave que vuela
Rozando ell aqua del mar.