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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Ell DIEJOR RE1IEDI0 QUE Sc PUEDE
encontrar para combatir diversos estados patio
logicos, como raquitismo, escrofulas, tubercu-
losis puImonar, estado general de deblidad,
es la Emulsion de Scott de gran utilidad por srl
efcacia, cuanto por Ia facilidad con que Sc di-
giere.
Senores Scott Bovine:
Certifco: que desde que empec6 la practica
de medicinal en- Ponce. Puerto Rico, he hecho
frecuente uso dc la Emulsion de Scott, STEM
pre- con satisfactorios resultados en- las hume
rosas apicaciones que Sc pueden hacer con es-
te medicamento, mas de todo, en- los paises
caidos en- donde es tan litil preparado repa-
rador, cuaIquiera que sea la causa del decai-
niento organico; el acete de higado de baca-
lao, baio la forma de Emulsion que ustedes
preparan, es sin duda mas soportable que ell
aceite puro.-Ponce, Abril II de 1887
Doctor Eduardo Lacot, de Ia facultad de Pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

vista, de med1cos tranceses, espanoies
Iingleses y alemanes Jamas hemos eneon
trado una conclusion que Sc asemeJ
siquera a esta.
Seguramente que no tue e! ammo
del Juez averiguar la moralldad de Isl
dora, porque para ESQ le hublera man
dado el Padre Nicario; 10 que Sc trata-
ba de saber era 81 pudo estar no loca
en- el momento de matar q su hljo.
Repetimos que no nos parece conelu-
sion muy acertada. A menos que sea
esta Ia opinion de los senores Nalentl y
| Niv6 Y de Galceran que entire parente-
SIS estan a'ny otrqsadltos en enferme-
dades mentales, como 10 probaremos
cuando les Degoe su tuno.
Deducir que una pobre muJer tlene
unl grado notable de desmorallzaelon,
solamente Porque sabe dlstln8ulr 10 ma
10 de 10 bueno, J no Padece de locura
mora, y tue ocultar su erimen, y quso
sucldarse despues, padece dc YertlSos.
rs Ell como de las dedHcclohes!
No Sc erea por este que vamos de
tender ia moralldad de lsldora GuaI.
Naclda en- un medic social de depra-
yaclon' deseendlente de una famllla en-
la cqal Sc encuentran reunldos Ia loeu--
ra' Ia epllepsla, la lnmorahdad = el
desorden, y trayendo atn la marca mia
mante de lo escievltud sobre su cuel!o
dque dereeno tlene el mundo para eNl-
grie morabdad! lqu1en Sc la predlco!
lque escuela le abrlo sus puertas. fque
honradas .gentes Ia edncaron? 5que eJem
PLos de vlrtud le mostraroh en- su m
tanc!a.
lsi,':'I'' SO ueS'llo5''ll1aoa' PeIo lo
10 = eieTi''iiieiltE = Por los hloCl'oS que
At,oil7h e! lo7 lit'ileos 0g - ''''y y"ll'',
- 10 loe',r'' 10 n'pi7l" 3:l""o -
llI''i'o P1:l1' '''r l'I'''7rO9 S'' llo ll(of'
que PeItlrle cuell1''S' ahte9 CUE '' 7ild' i"
los = 1ri'li...silttS !. 'ie cafhe holhaila' q
eFo pfoslS5'lloS con el lhIofne'
II? Pre8untada lsldcra 81 Ell algu-
ma otra OCCASION tuvo deseos de matar
a su hlJo GA otra persona d1Jo que no"
De esta pregunta no puede sacarse
hlnguna consecuencla,
Entre los numerosos casos que re-
glStra la mehclna legal de hom1cldos
por lmpulslo1les creemos sean suhclen-
fes los que hemos cltado en- nuestro To-
lleto l't4ntgc'dto para demostrar que
IN lndlvlduo Puedee vlylr no II amos
Slno 81 ~ SIN ha6er dado senaies de
Ia enfermedad que late en- su cereDro' y
de rePente hacer explosion un dla' y
cometer IN crlmen.
I'll case mas ldentlco al de Ia Iual,
e. de Ia mQJer que durante el sltio de
afls' y q los dlez meses de parlda dlo
muerte su mJo, es sUhclante prueba
Gle 10 que declmos.
$50 81 en- el momento EN- que reali-
zaba ell hecho de extrangular su hijo
no slntlo algo que lie dijera que come
tia IN delIto, que no debfa ejecutarlo,
contestQ que no.
Este ParrafO Vendaa i corrOborar
nuestras atrmaciones, 81 hubiesemos de
fijarnos en- elias soiamente para sacar
deducciones, como 10 han hecho los me
dicos de Guayama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
PARA UN PALACIO UN CARIBE

Agotados los 1900 ejemplares de Ia pri'nero
edici6n de este fo1leto aado a Ia estanlpa esta
eiatdod ey Ia fn7pfe,ata :" FL Fapor, e brere en-
frqrd en- Drensa ma seg,tadQ edlci61 S{rcG1fse,
pases las persoHas q3te han naafestado' sa de
SEQ dc adquirir la popular obyita deci,7'os el a
nero de ejenapIares que qtieyoH, para toner et
qatst0 de reDaitirselos
FL precio por doeeaa, en- reg de $50 que Sc
reladi6 todd "a priaaeiG edicaon sera de = ~'@,
25 certaros cada ejeiapLar etaua,ao el imp0rte
efscttro en- biletes de baaco en- selIos de correo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

81 mi fue
ST mi fuf,
ST mi fuo

81 mi fue
81 mi fuf'
ST mi fllo
ST mi FIJI
LA DEMOCRACIA FL periodico nllmero 3l3
en- dias pasados dio una noticia completamente
Il las cuatro palabras arriba citadas. LIE encargo
al remitiente tabola chusco que no Sc acupe
jugar con letras en- Ia prensa hacienda usos con
mi nombre y le encargo al que fue que 81 otro
dia quiere divertirse por via de las letras con
migo; le encargo con todo mi quirino, que Sc
compre buen changullio. Ponce 20 de Julio
de l892-JUAN SIERRA URGELL.
p. D.-Mi especifco siempre continuara a la
venta, va por aqu va por ALA por bien de toda
Ia humanidad.- FdLe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
ALMA DEA

tQuien es Ia que radiante de hermosura,
con el aureo cinto isonjera.
esparce cual festiva primavera
mlrtos, y rosas, y berbena pura
En- saero monte el premio que aseg1rra
su timbre a la beldad goza primera
Y, numen soberano, diva impera,
y rige el plaustro donde Amor fgura.
Osculos vibran en- risuenas ealmas;
Y Ell la luz en- que el atomo concibe
vuela el fecundo pollen de las palmas;
Y ella, en- las ohlaciones que recibe,
al ritmo de los cuerpos las almas.
en- talamo immortal por siempre vive.
Jdc7to Gutierrez Coll.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
Sc vende

Por haHorSe cntcJm0 So dae7o 40
podey1o ote1sder Sc Ue,sdc eJ "CqtG de las
Delicias de esto ciudad.
Ifoymarcila eg cI mjsno estableciH1iep-
to.-Popce, Julio u de 1892. 4-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
AMOR

Para oliviar a aquellos que destierra
y darles Ia esperanza al consuelo,
ihos puso las muieres en- Ia TERRA
derramo los astros en- el cielo.
Did luz al vale 1 los bosques bruma,
nieve los montes Y i los soles llama;
Il la entreabierta flor diio: perfuma
al corazon de las mujeres anna
fyjttjpJye- N,jeru
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

tan los m6dicos de Guayama. segura-
mente no seria el remordimiento 10 que
Sc hubiese presentado inme diatamente
despucs.
JOSE RoDRiGuEz CASTRO.
(Continaoqu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Los senores Medicos encontra-
ran en- la Farmacia de Vale cG Can
cio: Crotoncloral Jacarina, Xylol Y
Pepsina extactiya
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
Jdc01t0 G2t6t
RIM A

Cuando la VIC pasar ell pobre mozo,
oyo que lie djeron:-''i es tn amada'
anzo una carcajada,
pidio una copa y Sc bai6 el embozo.
-"iQue improvise el poeta!"- y habl6 luego
del placer, del amor, de su destino
y, al aplaudirle la embriagada tropa,
Sc le rodo una lagrima de fuego
que .fue i caer al vase cristalino.
Despues- -tomo su copa
Sc bebi6 la lagrima el vino.
Rubel D0ri0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
S

N - ] iCIAS -
Ia velada lirica que Sc yiene preparando ha-
&c dias benefcio del nino Santiago Galvez y
| Otero alumno aprovechado de violin proba-
/ blemente tendra lugar en- ell teatro La Per{a el
domingo proximo.
Iomardn parte en- la yeiada varias senoritas,
niuas Y caballeros.
Nuestro amigo el intelligence professor don
Eieuterio Lugo, ha introducdo en- al Colagio
que tiene Ell Guayama importantisimas mejo-
r5s. ampliando la ensenanza classes superio-
res tales como fisica, historic natural, geome-
tria. historic universal y especlalmente de Els
pafa, teneduria de lbros, doma frances. di-
buio liueal ' natural aplicado 4 las artes IN
dustrias. gimnastica, agrimensura pr&etca, lite
ratura al alcance de los ninos, eiercicios de
defamation.
Felicitamos al se0or Lugo por esos adelan-
tos que demuestran su lrteres por meIorar la
educacon de los ninos, al mismo tempo reco-
mendaInos a los padres de falnila tan exceIen-
tie planted de ensenanza.
Henos teuido el gusto de $aIudar nuestro
estimable amigo doctor don Francisco Rendon,
que ACADIA de regresar de Santa Isabel, donde
ha estado una temporada.
Preguntandole nosotros por el estado sani-
tario de aquella poblacion. en- donde Sc diio
el doctor Rend0n nos dio notcias detalladas,
que damos conocer por eonsiderarlaS de gran
interes publico sobre todo en- esta epoca que
es en- la que mayor n1mero de viajeros acuden
las playas de Santa Isabel
EFectivamente, ocurreron varios casos de
9eneJn 'l'' 9ros que 'elti a+s Pc
clen IIegadas al pals que ajIn no Sc habIan
acllmatado. Pero desde hace treinta dias, no
ha ocurrido ningdn otro case, hoy el estado
~, Ia nla,-, rai,1s IN o1;n2a saIndahIa mas
las brsas del mar. nnidas los frasros yientos
del norfe. bacen de aoueIIos sitios. 1no de los
los rigores del verano.
Mucho nos aIegramos de poder comuncar a
nuestro8 lectores estas gratas noticias. pues sa-
bemos de muohas personals que, temerosas de
Sc 3aoiah prlV4do de trasiadar9e a las Pi"yas
''e s2y'lIJ'' s9I-I''. l9'' u .. Ea,1z,,
I '' h
'"9 'iL0l''eH que 'i09 "' 'oil"
il'ea'o'
Nuestros distinguidos amigos los doctores
Torres Rodriguez Castro eli vista del ndmero
de operaciones que han lIevado a cabo Ultima
mente con exit0 completamente satisfactorio
Sc han determinado a Tnontaren esta ciudad nm
establecimiento de cinica operatoria con todas
las condolences que exile hoy la cirujia mo-
derna.
oos cr0Janos' Su larS" Pfaetlca PROFESSIONAL J
u eoApI9'o "LSqH"l 'l"irt'lSIoo Iue Po'e9H'
ereelnoS que la iSla ehtefa u'lilzara estalhPor'
ta'lle iheJor"
Con atento B. L. III. del senor Secretario del
Goberno General, hemos recibdo un folleto
clo4 nasiona de lRdustrla& Attis{lcaT 3 que pro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

La iturgia es Ia idea religiosa 10 que I'm
trage de arlequfn un marmol de Praxithees.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Ia patrla puede exigir al ciudadano 81 sacri-
helo de su vida; jamas el sacrifice de su honor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

I'm ell destino de los grandes hombres entran
por iguales parties ell talento el azar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
REVOCATION DE PODER

Por eScritara ante eI Notdrio de esta u
la, don Felipe Rodriguez, con .techa 19 del
mes pasado de Juno, reroQtf los poderes
qae teiata coRteridos q don Jaime Bascd,
dejando d este en- sa Juena opinion y ia
mai
Coano J,Iio 90 dc 1892 -Feliciano
Rodriguez. 1-3
Con Alcoholado GateH debes Iavarte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Sc le rodo una lagrima de fuego
que fue caer al vase CRYSTALLINE.
Despues. tomo copa
Y Sc bebio la agrima el vino.
Ruben Darjo.
Una sonora que Sc las echa lie muv econ6-
mica, dice q su marido:
Dye, monfn, he encontrado en- una tieuda
una verdadera ganga: guautes de seis botones
peseta e par.
NADIA, que he comprado trescientos pa
En- tribunal:
va sabe usted que Sc le acusa de asesi-
nato.
-Es un error, sehor presidente
Sin embargo, esta fuera de duda que us
ted estaba asociado la partida que ha come
mos.
-Asociado no, senor presidents; NADIA mas
que mteresad0 en- la exploitation.
Sobre el terreno
Uno de los combatientes dice sus padrinos:
-Quisiera ser hipnotizador
II Para que?
Para sagerb mi ad1ersario la manera de
dejarse herir.
Entire amigos:
- Es certo que los hombres casados yiven
mas tempo que los solterosg
No 10 ereas Lo que hay es que Ia vida les
parece mucho mas larga
i Por que duerme usted con gafas 2-pre-
guntaron Gede6n.
-Hombre, porque a yeces sueno que estoy
leyendo.
Un andaluz hizo una ascension en- globo
luego decia a sus amigos
IA que atura subimos, sehores, que al
tura!
3De veras?
No es broma. Llegamos 4 perder tan de
vista la TERRA, que para poder baiar tuvimos
que mirarla con telescope.
~
No amo la vida nj reniego de ella
no me afecta el dolor nj e entusiasmo,
81 me hieren el alma me sonrio,
pago con amor los desenganos
ST este no es ser feliz dflo tn misma,
mujer-estatua, corazon de marnol
". Abri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Los caracteres pequenos en- las grandes altu-
ras son como los gorriones en- el ndo de las
aguiias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

En- la imprenta de La DEMocRAcIA, calle
Mayor, plazuela del Teatro, Sc hacen trabajos
de toda especie para ohcinas particulares.
Hay una variad1sima collection de tpos nue.
vos nm crecido numero de inteligentes ope
rarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

III alma de los necios Is un parche de tam
Dor que reeibe.todas las impresiones, pero que
da slempre las rnismas notas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Ia velada hrica que Sc viene preparando ha-
&c dias benehcio del nino Santiago Galvez y
Otero, alumno aproveehado de violin. proba-
blemente tendra lugar en- ell teatro La PERTH el
domingo prozimo.
Tomardn parte en- la velada varias senoritas,
niuas cabaieros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Una sonora que Sc las echa lie muy econ6-
mica, dice a su marido:
Dye, monin, he encontrado en- una tieuda
verdadera ganga: guantes de seis botones
peseta e par.
-6Y que?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Por circular que hemos recibdo sabemos que
ha cesado en- sus negocios lacasa comercial que
giraba EN- Maunabo baio la razon de Nodest
ORTIZ, quedando su liquidacion a cargo de dor
Damaso Aurelio Ortiz, quen Sc ha estableeidc
baio su solo nombre para seguir los negocios
de la anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

Ruben D0fdo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

BERLIN, April lS.-The criminal court
in Ollcnburg has condemned the Luth-
eran pastor. Muller, to fourteen years
hard labor for embezzlcment, obtaining
money by false pretenscs and forgery.
1t was shown at the trial that Muller
began swinlling his parishioners as soon
as he settled in village near Oldenburg
several years ago, and that he had CON
tinued the practice without intermission
until fear of exposure induced him to
flee. lie told the peasants that he could
invest their money for them at large
rate of interest in Berlin, and more than
a hundred Of the petty land owners and
shopkcepers intrusted to him sums vary
ing between 1000 and 1,5O0 marks. In
pronuuncing sentence the judge said
that in his whole experience on the
bench he had not seen another such
scoundrcl as the prisoner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
HE WAS HEAVILY INSURED.
And His Wife's Lover Is Believed to
Have Killed Him.

SEATTLE, Wash, April 1s.-William
Radloff, German, 81 years old, living
near this city, was burned to death on
Saturday, and now there is evidence that
murder was committed in order to Sc
cure his life insurance of $4,000. He
was born in Mecklenburg and came to
this country eight years ago. Evidently
his family is wealthy, for he received
large remittances every three months.
Some three years ago he was married to
young woman, with whom he had re-
sided on farm within four miles of
Seattle. His only hired man was Louis
Krostruch, who lived with the family,
and who lately has been very attentive
to the wife. A week or two since Mrs.
RadloH went with her baby to visit her
parents near Tacoma, and since then
Radloff and Kostruch have been keep
ing house alone.
Saturday neighbors found the build
ing burned to the ground, and among
the cinders the charred remains of Rad
loft We're found. Suspicion pointed to
Kostruch, who was arrested. The man
at first denied having seen his employer
since Tuesday, but afterward admitted
having talked with him Friday. On
kostruch's person was found love let
ter from Mrs. Radloff and a money or
der drawn for her by her husband. The
agents of the life insurance companies
are taking an active interest in the mat
ter, because within two months Radlolf
took out insurance for Sl5, 900 in the Mu-
tual. $50, 900 in the Equitable and $50, 900
in the New York Life. When he was
examined he was passed as first-class
risk i'll every respect. The money, if
paid, will go to his wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

RAILWAY, N. j., April 1S.-Later de-
vefopments prove that one and probably
both of the men found Friday were
murdered Chief of Police Tooker ar
rested several tramps at the rendezvous
where the bodies were found, all of
free fight in which several shots were
fired, but the men taken into custody
deny that they were concerned i'll it.
The tramps arrested say that the dead
mcn-Thomas Walsh and John Davis
came to the camp drunk and with pint
of alcohol in their possession. A fight
ensued for the possession of the alcohol,
and Walsh and Davis were driven from
the camp. They We're followed by some
of the men and another fight took place,
during which several shots were fired.
The men came back with the alcohol,
saying that Walsh and Davis had run
AWAY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

d. EIIN. April ls.-When Mrs. Con-
ners and her family entered Ballyclough
church, near Mallow, yesterday to at
tcnd mass, several persons in the cngre-
cation cried: . Grahber, grabber." T"
Father Leadre, the priest, at once left
the altar, and as the persons who made
the outcry started for the door he fol
lowed them, calling: MAY the curse of
God fall upon YOU for promoting such
sacrilcge III Coils house" The excite
nlcnt in the church was intense, and
when Father Lealre turned back to the
altar, all 0f the congregation except Mrs.
Corners and her family left the building
The services, however, We're carried out
as nAunl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
Fred Douglass for President.

INDIANAPoLIs, April 1S. = Bishop
Brown, of the African M. E. church, is
visiting here, and in an interview favored
the nomination of Fred Douglass for
president. He said it would tend to con-
centrate the colored vote, and that would
show to the great parties what it is really
worth. at would create spirit of So
hcitation," he continued, "and would get
protection from political motives, if
nothing more. We do not get the pro-
lection from the Federal government we
should have. Prejudice, as it prevails,
only breeds outrages like the Memphis
affair. If the negro were more indie
pendent he would be better protected"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
MURDERED AT THE ALTAR.
Terrible Double Tragedy In a Spanish
Church During Services.

MADRID, April 1s.-A terrible tragedy
Is reported as having occurred at An
glesola. Father Marti, the priest, was
performing the Good Friday services. A
large throng of worshippers was present.
Suddenly cry of warning was heard
from the audience. The warning was
addressed to the priest, but before he
could turn to save himself mailman
was upon him, sword in hand. The muir
derer gave a fearful blow, nearly sever
ing the priests head from his body.
Then, while the worshippers were still
paralyzed by the spectacle, the assassin
repeated the blow, just as his victim fell
forward.
just rs the people were about to seize
the murderer he turned toward them
and fired several shots. One bullet
killed woman instantly and other bull
lets wounded different people. This had
the effect intended of enabling the as
sassin to get away with his life. He was
eventually captured, however, and
proved 10 be an insane man who had
homicidal mania, and aparticular hatred
of priests and ecclesiastics generally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
An Election Fraud Sentenced,

DECATUR, Ills, April 13.-The cele-
brated Mount Zion election fraud case,
which had been on trial in the circuit
court for nearly three weeks, was finally
disposed of by Judge Vail, who SEN
teneed William B. Hunter on the verdict.
Hunter WAS convicted on fifteen different
counts for fraudulently marking the bal
fots of voters after the tickets were
handed in at the polling place where
Hunter was serving as a Judge. 1t was
proven that he had slyly changed fifteen
ballots, enough to elect himself super
visor. Judge Vail gave Hunter 110 days
In the county jail and fine of $3.50 an
costs. The defendants friends will take
the case to the highest court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
A Bomb Exploded at Church.

HAVANA, April 1e.-Holy Thursday
was observed iii the usual rigorous
manner that obtains in Havana except
in one particular. The Church of san
Nicolas was thronged with worshippers
at the evening service. Suddenly there
was a most terrific explosion at the en-
trance to the church. After the first
fright was over it was found that a
dynamite bomb had been exploded at
the entrance Of the church, DONG some
damage to the solid structure. Nobody
was hurt. Anarchists have never before
caused any trouble here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
Mutinous Georgia Conyicts.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 1s-The
state of Georgia has leased number of
convicts to the Chattaboochee Brick
company, who are using them in CON
strueting the Chickamauga and Dur,
ham railway. Saturday 13O convicts in
camp No. ., at the base of Lookout
mountain, fourteen miles from Chick
amauga. refused to go to work. The
guards fired over their heads. subdued
them ana placed them in irons. The
plan of starving them into submission
will be adopted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 1s.--Dr. Dimi-
troff, who has succeeded the late DR..
Vulkolitch as Bulgarian diplomatic
agent to the porte, had an important in
terview with the sultan relative to the
crisis existing between Bulgaria and
Turkey. 1t is said that DIR. Dimitrof
demanded that action be taken by Tur-
key to require Russia to give up harhor-
ing assassins and conspirators of Bull
garia. and that the sultan was informed
that, if Turkey could not or would not
protect her vassal state, the Bulgarians
would protect themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
His Children Oppose tho Match

PITTsBURG, April III. A. Kearcher,
-.ged 20, wealthy and retired hardware
merchant, is to be married in May to
Edith Spaldi1sg, aged %, Twenty-third
ward school teacher. She is pretty and
moves in good society, but is poor, SO on
her wedding day she will be presented
with $50, 0ee by her husband, who will
also give his new mother-in-law se5, 900.
Old Mr. Kearcher has known his pro-
spective wife ever since she was a child.
They are neighbors in the Squirrel Hill
district. His several grown up children
ore bitterly opposed to the match.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

SCRANTON, Pa, April 1s.--A police
officer was passing by William Botand's
livery stable when Mr.. Boland made an
uncomplimentary remark about the
patrnlmau. The latter reported the mat
ter at the police station, and he and the
sergeant went out and arrested the
liverylnan. Judge Gemster, when he
heard the case, was indignant because
there had been no warrant for the ar
rest, and the prisoner was discharged.
Boland at once began suit against the
city for $50, 900 damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

ST. Louis. April 19.-IIarly Lee, son
of prominent banker of Wheeling, W.
Va, and nephew of General Fitzhugh
Lee, OF Virginia, attempted to commit
suicide here 1T the Hotcl Barnum, swal-
lowing three ounces of laudauum. Heis
expected to die. lie is graduate of two
keeley cure Institutes, one III Blair. Neb
and one at Leavenworth, Kan, and has
been heard to say that he would give
much if he never tried the cure. He is
% Years old, and has been hard llrinkal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
German win Not be a Delegate.

BALTIMORE, April 1s.-The Sun prints
an interview with Il close personal friend
of Senator German, i'll which it is stated
that the chances are that Senator Cor
man will not be a delagate to the ma
tional Democratic convention, and, more
over, it is not likely he will continue as
a member of the national committee
from Maryland. The reason he will not
continue as u member is that he is phys
ically unable to stand the labor and
strain that will be put upon him in the
presidential campaign.