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streets strcwn With CorpScs'

CALCUTTA. June 20,-The cholera is
raging with increased mortality IN Fer
sia and Afghanistan. In Turbatyshan
,be streets are said to be strewn with
corpses. Mollahs parade the streets
reading aloud the Koran, and leading
thousands to hope that by such means
thov can escape the disease. In Meshed'
pershia. there have been $50 deaths III
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
BROKE JAIL.
SIX Prisoners of Lawrenccburg, lnd., Es-
cape. But the sheriff stops Them with
n Pistol.

LAwHENcrpuEe, Ind, June 20 The
train burglars tried to- break jail by
prying off a loci, with a stove poker
six of them succeeded in getting out
ard had they known it, could readily
have escaped, but instead OF
going through the cellar door
they came upstairs into tho
kitchen, awakening Sheriff llaines
who hastily confronted them with
pistol, driving the gang back into thu
dungeon, where he was obliged TO keel
watch over night. The commissioner
are in session and will attend at onc'
to making things secure. The prison
crs admit to being told by an outsid
party that the lock was weakened b,
the escape of former prisoner
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

lHE Kennedy cottage and grounds at
par liarbor will cost, when completed,
IS much as some of the smaller resorts
Fh''re' The land cost $1,000, and in>
P,rovements upon it $50, 900 more, while
tne house, unfurnished, represents an
outlay OF 100000. Electric lighting
N''l be furnished by a private plant.
una IN the parlor alone there will be
pne hundred incandescent lamps, the
wnole house containing $50. The house
\ ioo feet long and contains seventy
two rooms.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

bpn,Se to a recent report of tho
tor of mines, 8,112 women are em.
! ot coal mines in Great Britain.
bmen are employed now to work
the surface, but of the number
Il I slq women are employed in the
handling Of coal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

[DowIING of Minneapolis wears
|vorth of artificial legs and arms.
In arm and both legs are gone and
IL the stump of his right thumb.
|rtheless he writes good hand,
about briskly, and does more busi'
than MANY a whole man.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

+ Is again reported that English
italists will build a railroad 700
es long from Winnipeg to Hudson's
!, giving a short northern route to
rope. The bay is an inland sea 1000
es long by 500 wide, and is usually
N, though the ice in the s., its some
les nips a ship in June. From the
Y to Liverpool the distance Is 2,ssC
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
oil Tank Struck by Lightning,

CALDWELL, O., June 2O.--During the
heavy electrical storm in this neighoor'
hood an oil tank containing $4,000 bar
rols If oil. in the Macl1sburg oil field,
thirteen miles south of this place, was
struck by lightning and entirely CON
sumed by fire. A smaller tank near by
containing about $4,000 barrels, was
,1c, burned
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

CucAeo, June 1s.--The arrival OF Car
isle Friday caused u renewal OF the
talk that Kentucky would present his
name and give him at least a compli'
mentary ballot. The anti-Cievcland
men are endeavoring 10 bring out Car
isle. Mr CARLISLE could not be found
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
nOld.Eashioned" LeprOsy.

NoRrHFIELp, CT, June Is. Ed Alson'
a Norwegian hardware merchant OF TINS
city for twenty years died with old
fashioned leprosy. The corpse was a
most horrible sight, the flesh dropping
off his body. The Alsons have all die'
in the month of June.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Harrison Hits II on the Head
With An Az,

WIN an M
1suiyGroN, June Elm state
= ivr. sent to the senate Monday IN
mafSiLr to a resolution of February ~
- 1alling for information relative TO
krocity negotiations with Canada,
4 presidept sounds the death kncll
Il project and plants a mile post
s lerican history by deliberately,
,s kect, recommending that CON
Il sroceed to rctaliate upon the
fSSn for its persistent denial
- rights of American citizens
ntced by the treaty of Wash
in Connection with the naviga-
E,anadian canals, The president
communicat ton says that his
III to the resolution was delayed at
& A,sgestion of the secretary until
difference of the 3lst inst took
sS 'ta b 3twecn the secretary and the
L. minister. and Hon. Mckenzie
4. nd Hon Geo ~ roster. Hon.
M w. Foster also oappeared on behalf
Ne government of the United States
request of the secretary OF state.
n president says:
fX3hc result of the conferences, as to the
Ypfactcahility of arranging reciprocity treaty
1 with She Dominion Of canada, Is clearly stated
| in the letter Of Mr. Blaine, and was anticipated
| | think, by him and every thoughtful American
who had considered the subject, a reciprocit,
I treaty limited to the exchange Of natural pro
duets wo Id have been such only in form The
| benefits of such treaty wolld have inuret
almost wholly to Canada. Previous ex
| pcrimcnts on this line had been unsatefactor'
| to this government A treaty that should be re
ciprocal in fact and of mutual advantage mus
necessarily have embraced an important list o
manufactured articles, and have secured to IN
United States free or favored introduction o
these articles into Canada rs against the world
but 1t was not believed that the Canadian mil
slry was ready TO propose or assent to such q
arrangements The conclusion of the Canada
commissioners is stated in the report OF MI
Blaine as follows:
"'In the second place, 1t seems to be tinpo'
siblc for the Canadian government, in view
its present political relations and obligations
to extend to American goods dcierenu'
treatment over those of other countries, a
Canada was part of the British empire, the
did not consider il competent for the Domino
government to enter into any commerclal o
rangemcnt with the United States, from III
= benefits Of which Great Britain and i!s coloni'
J should be excluded '
, 1T is not for the government to argue again'
this announcement of Canadian officials Opt
ion. It must be accepted, however, | think, {
L the statement of a condition which places q
. insuperate barrier in the way OF attainment
n that large and beneficial Intercourse and +
ciproca trade which might otherwise be d
ycopcd between the United States and Il
DOmiuiOn -
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krRr is curious insurance company
|ucccssful operation in Denmark.
ng girls may enroll themselves and
|aying small sum periodically be-
! entitled to regular weekly al
ance from the company at and after
age Of forty, if they remain unmar-
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cr.v for Second Place.

cu,c,oo lime 81. Now that Gray is
ort of the running for the first place
mon the democratic ticket it seems to
he he generally conceded that he has be-
eome the strongest candidate in sight
for the vice presidency.
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M;cb,uon,s Candidate.

DETROIT, Mich, June 1s-Michiem
delegates to the Chicago convention
met in Detroit Thursday and decided to
present Ben. +. Morse, chief justice OF
Michigan supreme court, for vice presi'
dent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
sunday in Germany.

BERLIN, June 1s,-The ministers oil
commerce, education and the interior
have issued a circular to the Prussian
press, instructing them in regard to the
operation of the law regulating Sunday
labor. the rules of exemption, etc One
curious paragraph orders the suspen'
sion of the sale of sweets, matches, etc.
by automatic machines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

CHICAGO, June 2o.--An enthusiastic
meeting of democratic union printers
was held here Sunday. The meeting
was called with the object of opposing
and showing disapprobation of any
recognition by the democratic national
convention of Roswell =, Flower as a
candidate. Resolutions protesting
AGAINST Mr.. Flowers name being used
in any capacity before the democratic
convention this week, were adopted
and will he presented to the democratic
national committee.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
,tunr Death by bees.

WARAsu Ind, June 2l,-Mrs Joseph
Keim. living near Roam, died hor-
riblc death Monday afternoon, She un-
dertook to hive a swarm of bees, and a
hundred of them stung her. The lady
lived two or three hours in intense
AGONY before death came to her relief
Mrs. Kcim was very highly respected
being member of ono of the most
p,ominent families in the country.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

first of the new battle ships, tNs
will be launched at the Norfolk
ard on the 2sth of this MONTH
or about three4years g-ser IN IN
nj the monsters keel. The YES.
4 cost over $4,000, 900 before she is
|frhting trim.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

EIMlRA. n. v, June 20,-A special
train from here, Senator Hills home'
bearing over hundred Elmirians, lett
here at 1880 Sunday morning Tor
Chicago to attend the Democratic Ma
tional convention.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
WANTS. Electrical Fans.

FRANKroRr, KY, June ls,-Heat reg
istered 96 degrees at the supper hour
Thursday. In the house Friday Me-
Inerney, of Kenton, introduced reso-
luton directing the librarian to ascer,
tain and report the cost of electrical
fans. Public offices and library.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
med of Smail-Pox.

PoMERoy, o., June ls.--Mrs. John
Mecs, mother of the Mees Sons, the
boat builders at Mason City, W. Va,
died Thursday afternoon OF smallpox,
aged 65 years No new eases have de-
yelopc,. in this city, Minersville or
Mason yity since last Saturday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
Williams Wins,

DAyvuLE, H., June 2l'-Carroll
wi,l;ams won the ten-mile bicycle race,
Monday evening, in thirty-four MN
utes and forty seconds, Cadwalloder,
nf West Lebanon, came in second
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The Alliances New President.

HURON, S. D., June ls.-G. H. Loueks'
of this city, vice president OF the Ma
tional alliance, has gone to washington
to take charge of the affairs of the or
ranization.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-George W..
Childs attended the session OF the inter
national Typographical union Thurs.
dav, and was greeted with great
,,,,ti,p
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I,uukcr Hill Day.

BosToN, June 1S.--Bunker Hill Day
was celebrated Friday as a holiday, Bus
iness was generally suspended and no
papers were issued Fireworks ana
narades were the order of the day,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
Killed in n Wreck.

G1rspuRG, H., June 20,-Four men
yvere killed and twenty-five more OF
less injured in an accident on the e.n en-, /
caco @ burlington and Quincy railroad
near this city.
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sa-= ~ .
Lcntucky for Car'is''

cu,c,co June al.-A prominent Men
.,o,,v delegate. who desired that MS
namc he withheld from publica''on'
stated Monday morning; Ne'ae @ .ho ~,
@ iua to cast Kcntuclty's solid vote IN m, .nt
Grst ballot for John e. Carlisle INV
~, yov we feel about it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

cu,c,co June 2l,-CaIifornia w'l'
vote as a uni, it was so decided a, d
caucus o held Monday. A. B. Butter
nermanent chairman of the delegatlon,
said. "We are under untrule, ana WIN
uote for Mr. Cleveland on the first oal'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

GOSHEN, Ind, June Is Indiana
Folding Bed Co, made an assignment
Friday to II. r. Whitmer. The affairs
are in a badly tangled up shape, ana II
Is difficult to obtain statement.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
Death Sentence Committed

COLUMBUS, o., June @o,-Ed Me-
carthv. the Cincinnati murderer under
sentence of death, will make appllea-
tion to have his sentence committed to
life Imprisonment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
Turner's penouuce sunday Closing

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The North
American Turner's union closed ITS
convention here Monday. Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted by the $50
delegates, in the name OF the 44'ooo
members, protesting against the closing
"a the Columbian exposition ON Sun
davs and against changing the inn
VIBRATION laws of the country, and de-
handing that liquor be sold at the
:, ,,,,b;,p cynOSitipn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25
Missouri a init.

CuIcAGo, June 2l,-Tho outcome oil
the long debate over the instructions
in the Missouri delegation was the o'-
cision that the state would vote as d
mi, for cleveland as long as his name
was before the convention Chairman
Nofft was ordered to announce 'hir,S
four votes for Cleveland on every oalio'
,,n,u , nomination was reached.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

JUNE 20, Queen Victoria will have
.eiened Tor fifty-Rve years. Henry III.
.elened fifty-six years and George I'LL.
nearly sixty years. There is no reason
N"y W., ,he queen should not reign longer
tnan her grandfather and stand at the
.eaa OF English sovereigns both for
~ sAe'h OF reign and for longevity.
george Ill lived to be eighty-two, but
~. was insane the last nine years of his
,he e' and his reign virtually ceased at
sa, NJ. onu Oh nifty years. The queen still
a..snas Nv, @ closely TO all affairs Of state
Sua Su., o'ds fair to be equal to the public
Years longer -
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DRAGGED TO DEATH.

A Pair of Rubber Boots Cause the brother-
in-Iaw of President Mcbride to
Drown.
MAssILLoN, O., June 2l,-A distress
incIv fatal accident Monday afternoon
was the drowning of Josiah tlut2, lrr
son of County Commissioner Clutz and
brothcr.in-law of Hon. John Mcbride
national president of the United Mine
Workers. lie attempted to pass under
the West street bridge in skill, and as
the water was almost up to the iloor OF
that structure, he laid down in the
boat and attempted to pull through
by crasping the bracc-rods beneath
Roth oars were wrenched off, the boat
c,nsi2ed and Clutz took the. advice OF
friends by undertaking to SWIM to
.hoye | lie was handicapped in his
efforts by pairof rubber boots, when
reached to his hips, and went down IN
,he presence of several hundred people,
and although the river has been dragged
for six hours and dynamite exploded
the body has not been recovered, h'
victim was single man, aged ~ ah'
| ,,,s , fine machinist and musician
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-06-25

Rr is n law on the Kan
rhich provides for the der
(ers for girls under eisA q
{nder twenty,one years.
|parcnts and guardians'&K
take the militia to enforce 1t.
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,.,a, On, ofthc Race.

cu,cAeo June Ex-senator 'orn'am ,'' aan' :
name will not be presented 10 ',u nod dV a,
ycnt;on. This decision was Fe'''''' ~
:. l,tc hour Monday night
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CLEVELAND AND GRAY.

rms WIN be the Democratic Presidential
,,'' ,"N,' v,,, ~, ,, ,'p- '' '"' '"'p'''''o" u
rn,o,"o r,na ., r,,a 1o,,,,a..a,
p,ni1a..ia, 1,. w.. ,;I y" ,.oa N'''GIi" :I, WV Wv
rionaIo,a1 5'' a,i I" ,,,a, W. ~ it' ioa4 ' ..nh w
~ ,l'l'' ""' y !"l' VI ~ 'V",V 5u.l ,.',l
,an o - ( III t"ot;ans ,'n ~, ,i1niL, ,in Wa,dn,
~, n.y., 49,. ''','''' ,,,os
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mick residence, ut 1875 Rush street.
There, for a short time, father, mother,
brother and sister were left alone An
hour after arriving Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
retired to gain few hours much
needed rest.
"Mr. Blaine said Cyrus Mccormick,
''as well as Mrs. Blaine and her daugh-
ter, stood the fatigue of their long Jour
ncy remarkably well, Mr.. Blaine was
feeling unusually well so far as his
bodily health is concerned. OF coulse,
none can estimate the shock and an.
guish the sudden death of his son has
caused him The wonder Is that the
man is able to bear mp at all, That le
has done so is another evidence of his
remarkable spirit and indomitablc cour.
age. We can only hope that when it is
all over Mr.. Elaine's spirit will not fcr-
sake him.
The funeral takes place at 2.30 to-da,
at Graceland cemetery. The services
at which Rev, DIR, Mcpherson, of tn,
Second Presbyterian church. this city {
personal friend of Mr.. Blaine, will off
ciate, will be held at the Rush stree
residence, and will be strictly private
Telegrams of coincidence continue t,
pour in from all parts of the country.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-02

Verdad que para clio pusieron gran
empeno los artistas, pues Roncoroni hi
20 un Coqaardier muy ocurrente, que
arrancaba aplausos en- todas las esce-
mas
En- Ell g6nero c6mico-serio, Roncoroni
es inimitable ST en- el drama conmue-
We profundamente, en- la comedia pro
duce una hilaridad constante. Carac-
teriza tan bien estos papeles, los per-
sonaJes que representa- adquleren ta-
les visos de verdad, que parecen arran-
cados de la vida real y trasladados a la
.escena.
La sonora Agelli de Roncoroni tiene
tan grandes facultades para ell genero
c6mico, que siempre resulta graciosisi-
ma, bien haga un tipo de senorita cursi
o uno de criada. En- ell papel de la hija
de C0quardier Y en- ell de la Julia del
Ratoncito Perez distrajo agradablemente
Ia concu9rencia.
Del senior Rosa, que tenia su cargo
el papel de drogtista, siempre hemos
dicho que llegara 4 ser un gran c6mico.
Anoche nos do una prueba mas de
clio.
Ootud uId Nb DeEIcCClOuduuOSG mas y
sus maneras Y actitudes resultan STEM
pre- c6micas sin caer en- 10 ridiculo.
Del Conte Garlic, muy bien.
Terminada la comedia Dlwaad y D,t-
rand, ell senior Sanchez Pozo, actor es-I
panol a cuyo benefcio Sc daba la fun
cion, nos recit6 con mucha naturalidad
el mon6logo de Cavestany La noche an
tes.
Tambi6n tom6 parte, en- union de la
Ageli, en- la piecesita final Ell ratomcjto
Perez.
Nos parece el senor Sanchez Pozo
un buen actor serio, pero en ell g6nero CO
mlco no nos resulta.
LIE falta cierta soltura y sobre todo
Ia m1mica caracteristica que ha de
accompanied los personajes festivos.
En- resdmen; los actos todos queda-
ron muy completes divertidos y el
publico sali6 del teatro satisfecho de la
amena velada.
Esta noche Sc representa- La TOSca,
lnteresante drama de Sardou ell cual hay
aqui mucho inter6s en- conccer. La I
Brignoni, nos dicen que esta superior
en- esa obra y que las decoraciones son
de 10 mas lujoso que trae Roncoroni.
Al teatro, pues, los afcionados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-02
T E A T R o
f. DEL TORO SALDANA.

La function del martes ha sido una de
las mas divertidas que nos ofrecio Ron
coroni.
Pusose en- escena Ia preciosa comedia
Durand b Durand, que, como casi tOdas
las del teatro frances, esta escrita con
mucha gracia, abundando en- situaciones
c6micas, Y con un argumento tan sencl-
llo como bien desarroHado.
La concurrencia, que a pesar de ser
martes, dia aciago aqu1 para el teatro,
era numerosa, pas6 unas horas de YER
dadero solaz, pues Ia t1aducci6n italiana
de esta obra tiene la ventaja de ser bas-
tante compensate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-02

la primera habitacion de que ell re
cucrdo guarda Ia imagen, una quinta
escondida entire aamboyanes de hoias dc
color roio vivo flores verdes iuzgar
por la proportion en- que sc presentan
Ia vista; IA primera amiga; la palma que
levanta su penacho por encima de las
ruinas del tempo; las GALES del iardin
teatro de juegos y travesuras infantiles;
la galeria sombreada y pefumada por
los jasminez que una madre- angel con
vrti6 en- temple de iniciaci6u 4 la vida
mental, donde fueron aprendidas entire
risas " besOs las primeras lctras; el mi
rador con cristales de colores desde el
cuai sc divisaba el rio tras los bambues,
corriendo por la pintoresca vega; Ia
polvorienta carretera recorrida 4 escape
guiando Ia corpulenta yegua del Cana
dd desdc la playa al pueblo; las GALES
de este que guardian tantas impresiones
de impossible enumeration detras, en-
la falda del monte del Vigia, el cemen-
terio y en- el la tumba rodeada por ana
senciIla verja que guarda los restos de
los que dejaran tras ST una memoria para
amarla y TN ejemplo para imitarlo.
Iodo ESQ que sc presenta la imagi-
nacion las tintas suaves de los recuerdos
amados: todo ESQ es Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-02

ENTIRE TODOS Los PREPARADOS DE
su clase, la Emulsion de Scott es Ia mas facil
de digerir adn para los estomagos mas delica-
dos intolerantes.
Guayama, uerto-Rico, Abril de 1887.
Senores Scott y Bovine, Nueva-Y York-Muy
senores mfos: Tengo la satisfaction de mani
festar ustedes que tras de siete amos que ven
go usando en- mi cientela particular Emul-
sion de aceite de bacalao con hipofosftos de
cal ' sosa, no he deiado nunca de obtener bri-
llantes rapidos resultados en- los casos de afec-
clones bronquiales, eserofulosis, raqUtismo, a.
teniendo dicho preparado la gran ventaja sobre
los otros de ser agradable al paladary facilmen-
cados.
Con este motive me repito de ustedes affmo.
S. S. Q. B. S. ND. joaquin Sabater, Medi-
co Titular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-02

Sc ha embarcado para los Estados- Undo
nuestro amigo ell seIor don Federico Gatell.
Deseamosle un feGz viaje
Parece que el circo Pubillones no obtuvo elI
la Playa ia concurrencIa que deseaba, Y ha teni
do que trasladarse Guayanilla.
La Canara de Comercio de la Capital ha re
suelto celebrar una asamblea general el ) de
corriente para tomar resoluciones Important
simas motive de los aranceles.
Los senores don Sebastian Munoz don Ge-
i rardo PUG, don Modesto V don Marcelino So
a, comisionados por los productores de tabaco
de la comarca de Caguas, han entregado al Go
/ bernador General una razonable exposition di-
rigida al Sr. ministro de Ultramar, tendente a
lograr que no Sc impida la eXportaclon dc
nuestro tabaco para Cuba
La Couespond0cia ha dido decir que los va
pores de la Trasatlantica francesa eambiaran
su itinerario desde el presente mes.
va no llegaran hasta Mejico pues de Puerto
el Is II en- vez del 3, para seguir viaje
Europa.
Nuestro amigo don Miguel Canellas Sc ha
eneargado nuevamente de la presidencia de la
Sociedad de Socorros Mutuos, Los amigos del
bie,a p,ibdco
Dice E1 Impartial que ell alcalde de Mayagiez
ha recibido un telegrama de Madrid anuncian-
dole que Sc suprime la Audiencia de 10 cri
minal de aquella ciudad.
En- San German Sc ha efectuado el enlace de
uuestro muy estimado amigo don Alfonso Agrait
Delgado con la distinguida y virtuosa senori-
ia dona Luisa Quinones Irizarri.
Deseamos dichos amigos todo g@nero de
feicidades.
Varias veces hemos tenido OCCASION de tomar
ell Habt Champagne que fabrica el senor Mattey
y podemos asegurar que es la bebida mas re-
frescante, tonlca y excelente que sc toma en-
Ponce.
Su delicado gusto, ell color palido del aqua,
Ia blancura de la espuma, Y su semelanza con
el champagne, hacen del Mabt de Mattey una
oeblda agradable Ia vista al paladar Y no
nos expHcamos porque sirve en- los cafes,
pues es superior todos esos refrescOs comu-
mes que Sc expenden.
Nadie que va los banos de Quintana pasa
por la tienda de Mattel sin detenerse a 'probar
el Ma5t.
pdblico.
Aver tuvieron lugar los examenes de los
alumnos del Colegio Central que tanta
competencia dirijen el ilustrado Professor supe-
rior don Isidoro Colon su hermane don Ra-
miro.
A muchos padres hemos DIDO hacer grandes
elogios de los alumnos, que las pruebas d
que fueron sometidos, no solo demostraron sus
brillantes apttudes. sino las excelencias del
m@todo pedagogical que emplean los hermanos
Colon.
tes profesores, asi como los padres de los ninos
que aver obtuvieron mercedes premios.
En- la imprenta de LA DEMOCRACIA, calle
Mayor, plazuela del Teatro, hacen trabajos
de toda especie para ofcinas particulares,
vos Y un crecido ntmero de intelgentes opera
rios.