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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

In the Leather Building France has but
one group, and in the Mining Building two.
She has two groups of electrical exhibits In
the Electricity Building also.
OF course it would be impossible here to
do justice to the French exhibit of painting.
sculpture and architecture. The American
managers of the Department Of Fine Arts
have asserted that it is the best display of
French art ever seen outside of Franco itself.
1t has larger space than is occupied by any
other country except our OWE. That the
United States has become en- excellent market
.or French art has been demonstrated already,
t0c some Of the paintings have been sold. al
tnough they have been upon the walls hardly
TWO weeks. In oil paintings go artists are
sepresented, some bya single work and others
- sn-ce or fcur. The ''Saeieta des Aquarel-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
WORLDS FAIR NOTES,

A SWISS exhibit of watches is valued at
$3.50, 600.
A sTATUETTE CT Kaiser Wilhelm, of Ger
many, on horseback contains 1900 silver dol
lars.
WISCONSIN has a five-acre patch of cram
berries growing and will harvest crop in
September.
STRANGE religious rituals were observed in
the opening OF the Russian exhibit in Manu-.
facturers' Building.
DWARF cedar 800 years old was sent from
Japan, but one Chicago winter was too much
for it, The little tree is dead.
PENNSYLVANIA has put up pyramid of an
thracite blocks ten feet square at the base
and hfty-two feet high, guaranteed to CON
tain just 100 tons.
The section of tree, shown by its circles
to be 401 years old-a sapling when Column
bus landed-is in the forestry section of the
Government Building.
TIE pictures in the art room, if hung upon
one line, would cover a mile. Yet the
French judges were forced to send back 1900
worthy Of exhibition because there was no
room.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
for moment. and finally rolled completely

over
Two tremendous boiler explosions wers
heard, and then tbs Victoria settles W. Ter.
Admiral Tryon did no- leave the scip. HI
was the last uan seen Is she plunged he-
bow under water
He stood on the 5rid4;e as long a. IL was
possible to stand anywhere above der,s His
body has I'D. been found. Two huni>.1 AMI
ninety OF the officers 2na crew were saved.
Many were severely injured by :he coucus-
sion OF the two vessels
So FAR as now ascertaIned. the lost nun
bcred SD, comprising twenty-five officers
and 333 men The saved numhe- PSI il
cIud din: twenty-six officers and PSI men.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

FraTce'S Industrial, Agricultural, Sci
entific and Artistic Development
Shown by Many Exhibitors In the
Chief Buildings Of the Fair-In-
teresting Exposition Notes.
Probably the most elaborate exhibit of any
foreign Nation at the Worlds Fair, accord
ing TO New York Post correspondent, Is
that OF France, which has recently been
khrown open to the public in all its branches.
OF course, France enjoys exceptional adj
Fantages on an occasion like the present. Sic
1s emphatically the Nation of expeditions,
Rnd is fresh from her great effort at Paris.
The exhibitors thus had the advantage OF re-
cent experience, and they were assisted also
by a generous Government appropriation
The great French section in the Manufacture
ers' Building and the superb display in the
Art Building the most important of her
contributions TO the Chicago Fair, but in all
the other departments she is well represent
ed. and n good many of the entertaining
shows IL the Midway PIaisance are under the
management OF enterprising Frenchmen. The
official catalogue of the whole French exhibit
has just made its appearance, and it contains
list of all the exhibitors, and specifics brief
~ what are their displays. It is printed in
French, but the names of the articles shown
are translated into English for the benefit of
American readers. From this catalogue che
can learn the full scope Of the French ex-
hibit
Beginning with the Agricultural Building
the groups embracing products of aSricul-
ture are nine in all, with nineteen exhibits
They include olive oil, agricultural publica-
lions, grapes, grains. etc. The group of dairy
products is composed almost entirely OF
chooses. There are also q few agricultural
implements shown, but in this branch, of
course, not much Of q display can be looked
for, but the French works and publications
on agriculture are quite plentiful, and will
repay examination. In conserves, confec-
t1onery, sardines, etc. which come under tho
head OF alimentary products, there are forty
six exhibits.
The department OF horticulture, yiticuIture,
and Horticulture occupies the beautiful HOrti-
cultural Building, and here France is repre-
sented by six groups The largest Is that Of
wines and liquors. OF which there are 202 ex-
hibits. They embrace cOgnac brandies, al
cohols and nearly every variety of French
Gqueur and wine.
The French exhibit in the Fisheries Build
ing is not extensive, consisting almost en-
tlrely of examples of canned sardines. In
the Mining Building there are twenty-four
French exhibits, the most important of which
are probably the nickel ore and manufac-
tured articles of nickel.
The first two French groups in the Ma
chinery Building are devoted to motors and
engines, of which there are twenty-seven dis
plays, and of machinery for manufacture o.
textile fabrics and clothing nine are shown.
There are thirty-eight exhibits Of other ma
chimes.
Means Of transportation ore illustrated by
several French locomotives and locomotive
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
LELAND STAMFORD DEAD
THE CALIFORNIA SENATOR
SUCCUMBS TO APOPLEXY.

Eouhu LlIeAeSS IN HIS heu py Ills
Valet After an Unusually Active
Day-He Had Long Been in Dam
ger Of Apoplectic Attacks-His
Eventful Career.
United States Senator Stanford. OF Call
fornia. died very unexpectedly of apoplexy
at u o'clock few nights ago. He passed
away peacefully Ut his home in Palo Alto.
Senator Stanford was In the best OF spir-
its on the day before his death. He took
drive around his stock farm and seemed as
well as ever. He went TO bod shortly after
10 o'clock and about midnight his valet go
ing into his bedroom discovered that he was
dead.
Fer some time ths Senator had shown
apoplectic symptoms, and his weight in
creased alarnirGly. There was a stiffness
about his limbs that made locomotion an ex-
ceedingly difficult task. His body was fast
becoming too heavy fer his limbs To support
Six months ago the Senator sent for Doctor
Curtis. OF San Francisco. The doctor pre-
scribed heroic treatment but the Senator Was
not ready TO undergo drastic methods forthe
reduction of flesh and the restoration Of his
waning strength. His apoplectic symptoms
increased and the situation became such as
to create serious alarm.
About six weeks ago 1t was found neces-
sary to impose aseverely plain diet upon the
Senator, and since that time his sole food
has consisted OF fried hashed meat with
hot water as the only liquid accompani-
ment.
The Senator riSidly adhered to the severe
requirements OF the physician. and 1t
seemed for a time that the results were most
beneficial and might possibly effect per
manent cure. The Senator expressed him
self as much encouraged and looked for
ward hopefully 70 the time when he could
devote himself with renewed energy to pub
lie affairs and to the completion OF certain
educational and other benevolent enterprises
that were very near TO his heart But his
strength was not sufficiently great to respond
to the demands upon it. Its fundamental
weakness suddenly manifested itself and he
passed quietly away.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
FREE COINAGE STOPPED.


In the British House Of Lords the Earl Of
Kimberly. Lord President of the Council and
Secretary of State for India, stated that the
Indian Council had passed an act for the i'm
mediate closing of the Indian minis to TIE
free coinage Of silver
He added that arrangements are being
made to issue rupees from the minis in ex-
change for gold at the rate Of sixteen pence
per rupee. and for receiving soyereigns and
half sOvereigns at the Treasures in payment
OF dues at the same rate.
The Earl of Kimberly further said tina: it is
intended to introduce the gold standard in
India. but that gold in the meantime viii not
be made the sole legal tender
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

Estes Francois presents a considerable
group, and so does the ''Societe des Pastel
Estes." There are also a number Of water
colors and drawings. In sculpture France
shows 145 pieces, and there are interesting
exhibits of engravings On medals, archEec-
tural drawings, and engravings end htho-
graphs, besides objects of decorative arr,
such as vases, bronzes, medals, etc.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
THE KABER'S PROXY.
9Eke Ernst Guenther VIII Visit the
Fair In September.

Emperor William, Of Germany, has selected
% represent him at the Columbian Exposi-
zion his brother-in-law, Duke Ernst Guen-
,Aer, who expects to come TO rhs United
GATES in September.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

TEE bodies OF the Pru-sians who fell at
Stall IL 1870 were delivered to German troops
by French regiments and were taken across
the border and reburied
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

81 THINK the point well TAKEN"
said Nupoppe softly to himself as he
stepped off the inevitable midnight
tack without so much as a sim
gle -.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07

the Camperdown and Goes to the
Bottom i'm Fifteen Minutes-Over
400 Officers and Men Thought to
be Lost-GIadstone'sA Action.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-07-07
AN ELABORATE DISPLAY.
THE FRENCH EXHIBIT AT
TH2 WORLDS FAIR.

Erarce's Industrial, Agricultural, Sci
entif1c and Artistic Development
Shown by Many Exhibitors in the
Chief Buildings Of the Fair-In-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
COMUNICADO
sshor director de La DEMooRAe

Senior director de La DEMocRAoTA.
Ponce.
Los pueblos que, como Luquillo, tisnen una
maa administrator prosperaran nunca. Su
desgracia inevitable de NAL en- peor Sc
precipitan en- la ruina.
Tras de la pesima situacion que ha traido
4 Luquillo ell desgobierno, Sc destacan para
acabarlo de desacreditar las ilegalidades IN
formalidades de la Acadia.
Del pasado no tiene la culpa el actual alcal-
de que es nuevo en- aquelIa iocalidad; pero 81
le pudieran caber Responsibilities para 10 su-
cesivo, 81 no abre bien los @jos evits des-
virt1a las torpezas de algunos de sus subalter-
nos 4 quienes les pasa 10 cue a aquel herrero
que machacando, machacando olvido el o6cio.
Yo, senor Director, soy vecino de Fajardo,
en- donde pedf obtuve vecindad hace tempo,
de un modo decidido nj quiero nj deseo ssr
vecino de Luquillo. Mi esposa, dona Josefna
We've, tambieu es vecina de Fajardo desde hace
muchos amos. Por desgracia nuestra, (pues es
una desgracia depender de la administration
municipal de Luquillo) mi esposa tene en-
aouella jurisdiction una hacienda de canas en-
cnya 6nca hay una tienda de provisionea
alberta 4 mi nombre regenteada por otro
Nj esposa, como vecina de Luqullo, tlens
derecho que, seg1n Ell articulo 135 de la Ley
municipal, le rebajen de Id utilidad Kquida asig-
NADIA la hacienda, la So parte. Pues bien, 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
NOTICIAS

Hemos recibido en- esta Ia atenta vislta
del ssfor don Jose G.. del Vale, sscrstario
do Ia Junts provincial para la Exposition de
Chicago.
Ell ssnor Vale ss ocupara en- Ponce perso
nalmente de dar impulse los trabajos de la
Junta, estimulando en- los productores el dssso
de concurrir al cert6msn
LIE saludamos cordalmente y deseamos que
logre en- su labor un exito lisongsro. La ciu-
dad dsbe responder la solicitud que sc ls di-
rije por su propis interes por 81 propio
nombre.
Nuestro aprsciable amigo 81 doctor don vi
cente Santoni ha regrssado muy satisfecho de
Ia acogida que obtuvo el domingo en- Coamo,
pues gran ntlmero de snfermos de la vista acu-
dieron consultarle, dejando aplazadas para
81 proximo domingo alsunas operaciones.
En- diUhO dia propons Ell doctor Santoni
volver per tercera vez Coamo, 10 cual Sc
avisa por este conducto, para que todas aque-
las personas que, tanto de dicha villa como de
los puebios circunvecinos Barranquitas, Barros,
Santa-Isabel. Aibonito Salinas, que va lie
han consultado que doseen hacsrlo nusve
mente, Sc trasladen Ia Farmacia de Betaness,
punto en- que psrmanecera todo sl dia el DR.
Santoni
IS Con que ya 10 sabe 81 clisntsla.
Nuestro amigo don Heraclio Gerardino v
Acosta ha sido nombrado por ell Ayuntamien
to de esta ciudad para desempeflsr Ia plaza de
Almonedsro p1blico, vacants por fallecinlien
to del que la ssrvfa.
Que sea enhorabuena.
FL Gobernador General ha dictado una cir
cular disponiendo que los alcaldes todos
los jefes administrativos, le informsn, on 10
que dichos ramos reheran, de todas las
censuras abusos de que Sc ocupen los Pc
riodicos del pals
Esto demuestra que el general Daban atien-
de las reclamacones de Ia prensa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
CUERPO DE BOMBEROS
Ponce. Abril II de 1893.

Ponce, Abril IL de 1898.
ST.. don Luis Munoz Rivera, Director de
LA DEMOCRACIA.-P
Muy distinguido amigo: Cumplo con el ma
yor gusto Ell deber que tengo de dar cuenta al
p1blco de Ponce del resultado obtenido en- Ia
suscrici6n que Sc llev6 cabo con el fin de
dotar al Cuerpo de Bomberos de algunas
misas de lana de mangueras que hacfan
mucha falta para la reorganization del Cuerpo,
en- Enero del corriente ano
Ruego listed tenga Ia bondad, 81 10 tiene
bien, de publican Ia lista adjunta de los seno-
res que han tenido Ia bondad de auxiliar 4 los
fondos de este Cuerpo asi como la cGenta de 10
que Sc ha gastado. hacienda presente que los
comprebantes de las cuentas estan la dispo-
sici6u de las personals que deseen examinarlos,
en- mi o6cina de la cale de Isabel n1mero 8.
Anticipandole las mas espresivas gracias por
esta publication, quedo de usted su mas aten-
to s. 3. y amigo
@. b. S. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
Ell CRIMEN DEL MORRO

Prescindiendo de detallea en que no encon-
tramos gran inter6s, reproducimos de la Go.
yespondenrfa 10 que 80 refere la ejecucion del
iHfei2 Omar Jaime.
"a las 4 meuos cinco minutes, salio de Il
capila ocn hrma pas0 n con un crucihJo en II
msno Llevaba colgado del cnello uuos escapu-
aros medallas que le ofrecieron los capella-
mes que IL asistieron. Precedfaule los Hermanos
as Ia Carload CON cruz alzada y le acompana-
ban yarios sacerdotes. a Ia derecha del REQ iba
q Padre Guerrero 4 Ii izqnierda su defensor
sehor Maria Marchaba sn 81 ceutro de las dos
hias one formaba Al piquete, u1andado por q
teniente sc6or Lorenzo. Tanbi6n acompanaoa
4 tsiste corteio 81 iuez instructor senor Iapia
Ruano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18


I'm 81 campo del MORO estabap forpaso.
por Oataliones en- masa todos los cnerpos de h
F'Afniclon franca de servico inclnsive los ,.,,-
y unuaros guardias civiles de 4 pie < caba
~, cerrando ei cuadro 81 battalion de artiller{a
! 9 que Pertenecia el REQ. Los batalIonee IL ~
az voluutarios fornaban IA cara derecha al
cuaaro. Colon Ia Guardia Civil de 4 ME. l..
4 lzquefda. La Guardia civil de 4 cahallo ! tss
Agentes 40 order p1blico y municipales nant-
~ -Aan = respetuosa dlstancia al immense gentfo
que Poolaba el campo del MORO, llamando rnr-
emo ~ atenclon que entire ese p1blico oua f,s
presenclar tan terrible espectaculo se contase
7, ee,''syor 70 numero dc mujeras que de hombres
. H. Ell Gobernador General Militar con sus
Ayldantes escolta caballo, Sc situaron mi :
rando al cuadro, en- el costado derecho Ia
altuca del 0besco.
El REQ solo tard6 en- entrar al cnaaro = Ile,sr
"A lugar de In ejecuci6n, que fue cerca dc Ia
muralla, frente Ia C1pula de Ia Capilla del
Csmenterio, minutos. Llegado que hubo al
lugar del suphcio, colocose al REQ de espalda, a
uhos dlez pasos de la muralla. Entonces con
Voz entera, exhorto los militares que cum
pheran blen con sus deberes para que nunca Sc
Veran en- semeJante trance.-Y pregunto dos
veess 80 Me perdonais de todo coraz6n9
una sola VOC sonora y fuerte que decfa 81,
-, se oyo por todos los ambitos del Campo del
Moro.
lie preguntarou 81 querfa sentarse en- una
slila dlJo que no, cuadrandose militarmente.
Entonces le fueron vendados los ojos, no
perdio absolutamente su sersnidad y colocado
delante en- dos ilas el piquete que debfa eie-
ontario, el ohcial, alzo Ia espada cuatro sol
dados prepararon sus armas. La bai6 V 81
multaneamente SO oy6 la descarga Lorenzo
Omar Jaime, cay6 sin vida en- el suelo bana-
do en- su propia sangre.
Esan las seis en- punto de la mafana.
Los PRoYEcTLEs
Los cuatro proyectiles alcanzaron Al REQ, ia
descarga Sc le nizo s 10 pasos de distancia)
uno que le abrio una tremenda Merida EN- In
meJila izquierda; otrO en- la cabeza, que e hi
20 volar Ia gorra, quemando 81 panuelo que le
servia de venda y dos en- el pecho 4 la altura
del corazon. La muerte fue instantanea. Un me-
dico militar le tomo el pulse Embellishments
para constatarlo.
on y con el crucihjo sujeto por crispados
dedos. Un immense charco de sangre corrio
Por el lugar del suplicio..
DEsFILE DE LAS TRoPAs
Acto seguido despu6s de Ia eiecuci6n pre-
via IA venia de s. z. el Gobernador, deshlaron
las tropas batiendo marcha los m6sicos por de-
lante del cad5ver en- columns pnr secciones,
mandando los comandantes de seceioues, vol
yer Ia vista hacia el sitio donde sc hallaba ton
dido el ajusticiado. El battalion que perte-
necfa el REQ fu6 el tinico que con bandera asis-
ti6 al acto."
La colonia mallorquina de Ia Capital inici6
una coleeta, que abre Ell senior Obispo con = so.
La cantidad que produzca, por disposition tes-
tamentaria, sera remtida la m.ldre de Omar.
Lamentamos que ell rigor de las ordenanzas
no permitiera salvar Ia vida I'm hombre des
dichado.
La Icy estd cumplida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Los MEDTCos RECOaHENDAN LA EMULSION Dc
Ssot ene~co rcconstityente toos los de
sserofaiosis raanitsmo l. tuberculosis puimonar
sehorss scoTTy BOVINE
Ary seoras mics Tengo u gsto Dc mAnfastarIes que
desde haco amos reeetao aqueAs dolencias
las que eatA iudeado e rcnombrndo
produrto 1iansdo EMULSION SCOTT que ahora
haya deiado de dArne 81 resultado deseado.
As puess en- vista de clo, no dudo prescrhirla &
aqueos pacentea que sHfen de des6rdsnes r66eos de-
nnteidn deterninsrfan rkpianmente 81
dese prontamente sicho prcpArAvo que
produetos tan asiraables rsconstit tnyentea.
Tsnto diatesls escrofuIoEa, nfatismo
so6re todo Ia tubsrcuoaie puimonar etcotas
incontestAbfes.
Deseando nstedss todA caae e proaperidad
cho OCCASION aseribry1e
s. SJ Mayaghes, Puerto Rico &c de Abril -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Hoy, por tslegrafo, 50 recibi6 en- ssta redac-
ci6n la triste nusva de haber fallecido-en We
ga Daja-la sefiora dona Mercedes Camuiias
de Font, respectable esposa de nuestro busn
amigo don Federico Font Carreras madre
amantisima del i6ven don Vicente Font Ca
mn7las, enplaado de LA DEMocRAcIA.
A ambos, toda Ia familia, enviamos
nuestro pesame.
Comprendemos ell dolor que les abruma, pa
ra el que son indtiles todos los consuelos hu-
manos.
Descanss on paz In dana que no existe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Maritime, GulI6n. Garcia Prieto. Buga-
llal y Baliesteros; este ultimo republi-
cano
Los silveIistas votaron con los cano-
vistas, y los Posibilistas con los ministe-
riales
la primer escaramuza parlamentaria
ha tenido efecto entire el sefior Saline
ron y e senior Sagasta.
FL jeie republicano reproduic sus
protestas csntra el juramento, soste-
nicndo que el reglamento anterior no
7bliga este Copgreso
Fl jefe del gabinete contcst6 al preo-
pinante en- medic de los aplausos de to-
das las fracciones uion5rquicas.
la comision dc actas ia preside el Sc
nor Capdcp6n, ex- Ministro de Ultra
mar, y IA de incompatibiIidades el selor
Canalejas ex-Ministrc de Justicia. En-
Ia Primera de dichas comisiones 6gura
e ST. Labra, y en- Ia segunda el Sr.
Moya.
Sc ha aProbado el rcglaniento de Sd.
ndad martina que ha de reoir en- Ia
Isla dc Cuba
New York, idem idem-Mr. Cleve-
land ha nombrado miuistro de los Es-
tados Unidos ccrca del gobierno de Es-
paha Mr.. Hannis Taylcr
Idem idem idem Comunican de
Londres que ha ccmenzado en- Ia Ca
mara dc los Comunes Ia discussion. en-
segunda lectura, del bill dc autonomia
para Irlanda. Mr. Gladstone ha pro-
nunciado un gran discurso, y le ha
contestado criticando el proyecto, Sir
Michael Hicks Beach. presidente del
Board of Trade en- a anterior situa-
ei6n conservadora.
Madrid, idem 8-Corre Ia noticia de
que en- an banquete que ACADIA de cele-
brarse en- Paris, pronunci6 un brindis el
dipatadc por Madrid, sehor Ruiz Zorri-
lla, en- el que declare que 81 sobrevinie-
ra la guerra europea Francia fuera
derrotada, la monarqufa espa1ola IA ata-
caria incorporandose a la triple alianza.
Esta declaration del gran agitador
Ina provocado la indignation dc la prem
sa monarquica.
Continda Ia agitacion en- Ia Coruna
con motivo de ia traslacion de la Ca
pitania General
ksa agitacion la mantiencn Ell Ayun-
tamiento y IA Diputacion Provincial.
LIN IA campiha dc Jerez de Ia From
terra reina mucha agitaci6n con motive
de Ia proximidad del 10 de Mayo
Han sido presos varios anarquistas
armados.
New York, idem idem- En- Marsovan
una turha dc mahometanos fanaticos ha
incendiado TN colegio de americanos.
III gobieruo de Washington la pedido
reparaci6n por 81 atropello Ia Sublime
Puerts.
Idem, idem idcm-- Comunican de
Santo Domingo que q ex-ministro de
Negocios extranjeros general Gonzalez,
ha promovido una revuelta en- el pals,
con caracter anti-ane xionista.
ldem. idem idem--SegGn despachos
de Madrid, en- Ell tratado comercial entire
los gobiernos de Espana AIemania Sc
ha include una clausula cxcluyendo dc
sus benedcios las Antilas espanclas.
Idem, idcm idem-El gobierno de Ia
Repnblica francesa Ina enviado una init
maci6n al de Siam, exigiendole que sus
tropas evacuen varios puertos donde Sc
eneuentran indebidamente.
Idem, idem idem -Dicen de Viena
que ca Teschvu ha habido una collision
sangrienta entire austriacos y tropas
turcas dependencies del Sultan.
En IA refriega perecieron cincuenta y
eaauo personas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Nuestro rnny querido amigo el Licdo. Don
Rosendo Matianso Cintr6n, Sc encontraba aver
en- esta cinlad tuvo Ia boudad de aiSpensar-
nos una visifa que le agradecemos-
Ha recrasado "a su residencia lie Ma
yagiiez, donde 10 deseamos halle todo g6nero
de satisfacciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Previa invitaci6n del senior don Ramon Fl
gueroa nos trasladamos aver al barrlo de Vi
iialba. iuriadicci6n de Juana Diaz. para pre-
senciar la Inauguration de la luz electrical gus
dicho seTio. ha establecdo en- 81 inca de aqusl
barrio
Habiendo regresado hoy POGO tarde, no
tenemos tempo para ocuparnos en- este nume-
ro de aquslla mportsnte rsfornna.
Lo harenos Ell ell pr6ximo, enviando de an
temano nuestro agradecmiento al senor Figue-
roa por la esplendidez con que nos obssquio,
faci6ndonos muy agradable Ia noche que pa
samos entire aqnellas altas posticaa monta-
haa.
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