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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
posrNIAsrNRs FoR rENAs

copc Cod cranberrles at Turner s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

FLORIDA oranges aud New York apples
at Turner & Dingee's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29

Cane Cod canberries at Turner &
Dhgee's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-29
Anour scuooL HoMpAYs.

President Waco Commercial Club and
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02
AL AhnNta Hnrse.

Last week horse belonging to
Abraham Gold became either hungry
or disconsolate and roamed into a
field belonging to Off Lorenzcn in
West Rock Island. near the fertilizer
works. Lorenzen, after a chase,
captured the truant equine and re-
turned it to its owner. but that gen
tleman refused to accept it, claiming
that in the chase his horse was dam
aged S25. Mr.. LorenZen refused to
''see him." so Gold brought suit for
gold to the amount IF S25, and yes
terday afternoon Squire Halves and
a jury. composed of. W. l.. Nichols,
j. G. Sunan, c. c. Brown. Oliver
Bick, Charles S. Love and Gilbert
Bowen. listened to their tale of
horse flesh" and awarded Abraham
Lorenzen $25 for damages done by
the equine to his property. Loren
zen's attorney being Maj. Beardsley,
and Colds being William McEniry.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02

DR.. G.. Z. Thomas the veterinary
surgeon. notified the state veterinary
surgeon yesterday Of the discovery
of case of CHAMBERS in horse owned
by band of Gypsies, which was on
Market square in the afternoon. and
which afterward went to South Rock
Island. DR.. NJ. Il. Trumbower, the
state veterinarian, was in Moline
Thursday and visited the farm of
Fred Wank, near Hampton, and de-
stroyed two more diseased horses.
two others having been destroyed at
his previous visit. Mr.. Wank will
receive $3.50 from the state to recon-
pense him for his loss. 1t was
thought that this ended the disease
in this section. One doubtful case
at Andalusia has been referred to
DIR. Trevor, of Moline, to watch the
symptoms and report to the state
authorities, with any other sus-
pected cases.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02

The F. Weyerhauser brought down
eight strings of logs
The Verne Swain down and the 10
Long. E. Rutledge and Verne Swain
passed up.
The stage of the water at the Rock
Island bride at noon was .S5; the
temperature II.
Capt. Lamont states that while the
Diamond 10 line has practically quit
business, the Verne swain and Silver
Crescent will run until snow flies.
Travel over the bridge yesterday
footed up as follows foot north, 655,
foot south, 664, total, 1919; teams
north 763, teams south 761, total.
1924.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02
Killed on the Track

Thursday an extra freight train on
the c.. Il. |. Il p. ran over and killed
a woman at Peru. From appearances
the woman was Il suicide, the en@i-
neer having reported that he saw her
when about IS car lengths away.
When within nine the woman looked
around and had ample time to get
out of the way, but instead of doing
so she knelt down between the rails.
OF course the engineer shut off his
engine, but he was already near her,
and as he was within about 90 feet of
her she stretched herself upon the
track and the whole train passed
over her body the cow-catcher not
throwing her body from the rails at
all.
VIII 5. Don, who returned from
Chicago last evening, witnessed n
distressing accident between Ottawa
and La Sale, the train on which he
was passenger running over and
killing Il boy, who ran in front of it
to avoid a freight train east bound.
Mr.. Don may be summoned to re-
turn as a witness before the coron-
er jury
Train Talk.
Fred Copp, of the Q. office force,
left last evening for Chicago.
General Manager Allen. of the
Rock Island, was in town Yesterday
Supt Conlin and Assistant Supt
Nichols of the c., II. l. & p. were in
the city yesterday.
Day Operator Delano, of the Rock
Island, is again on duty after couple
of days spent at the fair.
Fifty carpenters lately employed
upon the new Rock Island round
house, left Rock Island last evening.
b. B. Ray has been appointed night
yardmaster of the c., Il. l. & P. in
stead of NJ. ). Duncan who has re-
signed.
F. w. Freeman, of the O., accom-
panied by his wife, left for visit to
Peoria and Wyoming, and in the
meantime Minor Custer is at the
desk.
Mike Griffin, the popular fireman
on the Rock Island, returned last
evening after weeks stay in Chi
cago where he has been receiving
medical attention.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02

.comfort and Improvement and
T. PERSONAL enjoyment when
H.. The many, who live bet
1thers and enjoy life more, with
nnditure, by more promptly
Ithe worlds best products to
4 of physical being, will attest
4 TO health of the pure liquid
'principles embraced in the
krup of Figs
t.lence is due to its presenting
H. most acceptable and pleas
4 taste, the refreshing and truly
i properties of a perfect lax
fctually cleansing the system,
4 colds, headaches and fevers
fanently curing constipation.
kan satisfaction to millions and
Il the approval Of the medical
4 because it acts on the Kid
H. and Bowels without weak
b. and it is perfectly free from
II ctionable substance.
hi Figs is for sale by all drug
II and 81 bottles, but it is man
4 by the California Fig Syrup
Whose name is printed on every
Bio the name, Syrup of Figs,
d well informed, you will not
6 substitute if offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02

Away mt His Home Second Avenue
Sketch of His Life Funeral of Mrs Ben
G. Keator-Howard Wells Funeral To-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02
Worlds Fair Rates.

Burlington route, c., B. & @. rail-
way, will sell 30-day limit excursion
tickets to Chicago and return at S6.97 ,
and excursion tickets limited good to
return any day to and including Nov.
10, 1898, at IS. For further informa-
ton apply to
NJ. j. YOUNG, Ticket Agent.
Fl. ID. MACK Div. Pass. Agt.,
Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02
FINAL SUMMONS.
They Come Unexpectedly to j.
V. Bailey.
DEATH THIS MORNING
HIS

After an Illness of Two Days He Passes
Away at His Home on Second Avenue
Sketch of His Life Funeral of Mrs Ben
G. Keator-Howard Wells Funeral To
morrow.
The community was greatly
shocked this morning at the an
nOuncement of James V. Bailey's
death, which occurred at his home,
1928 Second avenue, of peritonitis,
after an illness of hut two days du-
ration. While it WAS known that he
was seriously i'll, the knowledge of
the fact that he was dangerously so
was confined to the family and
friends in the neighborhood of his
home.
James V. Bailey was born at Port
Byron, May 10, 1876, and for some
time past had been 4 travelling sales
man for the James ). Kirk Soap Co. =,
of Chicago. He was married in Cor
dova August %, 1870, to Miss Mary
Cool, daughter of j. l.. Cool, of that
place. MIR. Bailey's mother and sis
ter died within the last nine months.
He has lived here for the last two
years, and besides his bereaved wife,
he leaves one daughter, Miss Carrie.
Mr.. Bailey sto ID high in Masonic
circles as in the orders of Knights
Templar and the Knights of Pythias.
He was exceedingly popular on the
road and among business men wher-
ever known, and had friends by the
score not only in Rock Island. but
throughout this entire section of the
country, who will be grieved to know
of his demise.
The interment VIII be at Cordova
under the auspices OF the Knights
TemPlar, the time of the funeral be-
ing yet to be determined upon.
Mrs. Keatnr's Funeral
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ben c.
| Keator was held from the bereaved
| home in Moline tn 5 morning, Rev.
I. b. Wilson, pastor OF the First Con
| gregational church in that city, Off
ciating. There was n large attend.
ance OF friends of the deceased, in.
GLIDING many from Rock Island. The
pail bearers were: Messrs. Phi
| Mitchell Frank Nlixter and j. F
| Robinson. of Rock Island. ant
Frank Gould. j. W. Good and 4. L.
Lvford of Molii e. After the services
the cortege proceeded to this city
| and thence to Chippiannock GENE
terry, where all that was mortal o
the lovely woman was consigned t.
! rest forever.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-02
Funeral of ucward Wells.

The funeral of the late Howard
Wells will he held from the family
home. I707 Sixth avenue. at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. \. X. Nor
gan of Joliet, officiating. assisted by
Presiding Elder NJ. \. Head and Rev.
F. W. Merrell
The pail bearers will he: Messrs.
II. d. Mack, j. +. Robinson. j. r..
Noftsker, II. ID. Folsom, NJ. A. Pat
terson and c. l.. Walker.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
ALMOTACENAZGO
Ser DIS T r 1T Q

sag6n Sc Ia seryido disponer, el Exon .
sr> Gobernador general de Ia Provlne'a' Ia
somprobacf6n annual . peri6diea de PeIp38 So
medidas en- este terruIno mnnieipSI ~ Al A
-, ~ as+ar terninada en- de Setiembre
Ie6r;no. Lo que Sc hace pdblico para co
t,ocimieuto de los intereesados.
Articulo u del Reglamentoo del rano o:
t. obI;eados 4 Ia comprobaci6n todoS
..,nantos necesiten hacer uso De pe55as
ifnedidas. incluyendo las ofcinas de Adnon'
'16blica. provincial Y municipal: comerelan- a.
ees. industri&les. mercaderes, protesores
lonstructores de pesas medloa8 los q"'
}se ocupen en- su venta. ,ooo III r.
& .,4k,, Alberto IztcGsG j nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

Fl Que s,,sc,ibe deeea caI<e&u'r tr,e'ota
fan1iii..e Que est6n compuestas de tra5"3"-
Jores A. uAcnErE . ! IA AzADA DE
co5EDoREs DE c>r& j Que les abono nna
buena condueta. -.
Ofreca pagan los varones 4 reales ,''.'-
rios v dos nanutenciones para ellos. Ce1e
casa gratis V ia gratis tarua,ien las viandas
oue coe<u,nan las faniias. Sc coo1prome
te aden.. 4 ayudarles i trasp"rtar este
barrio.
Cacaos, is Julio 1903. Lncas An1adso
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r. = iCIA :

Anocha naaaa / La 7iagz MALE n3ees1atra
nm Iadr6n en- la casa de n faalia terrer,
caIle de Ia Molina, en- momentos en- que Sc
hallaba ali de vista el joven Julio R01z'
lsl En- cscritos de Ia relaeei6n lie L.
DF7r0cRACIA no hay una sola iniufia contga
]os panIes. V64nse nue8tras coiacflo02s.
@s) A ESQ ha respondido vfotoro72-
rnerta. en- su cr0rica De aver, pnestro com
pa7lero FL sen0r Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
T. DA 4

Eraa ; 4ou ..e a5auC5a al. tfppags
Dc Ia G,avidia les ;nlprobos rcsuc.loe,
dfHo eefir.ron 81 son2h7a occnra.
Su bri!lo q mar. n luna 7u7 lestallos
DC horror tanhj@n lc7 astros IL "a e.fgg4
Noivieron hacla Ella los rostroa beNoa
Nada, ertra = vajo qua II Envidia a5.ea.:s
fHaie v'vi' 'a@s qs@ '2 ile7;-.ia e.z7aa
Ia otra !egida tres da n f.ugig,.a inE.af-
Qne Il harir p OCCASION bu=ca rersn.cas
l'ces 2oc2oi1o-a !, czssista aQaIta n7a
ftaeto q iatenta ! a ns,faia ohiIena
flip"esita, 7ns victimaa aca;a
-3fabie q rost.o Il infAnei@u ib.sGa.
VI ser qpe para herir q rocho a5ana
-tasnta Ia espada n7@. elenpre .! velofn
f,s IenG,a- I'll, peI 81 !4of.aa ~. .diis
Mueva tambian Envi3;a intaa?ato7a
Cue 81 brusco sci 4 Il vardad cvit3s
Tra7 IL aonabra 6el ,tboI de IN eio1ia
> On sorda guerra langearaz 6 agjcas.
70 hay sa}s5 ~ & opinion II h RS e-t Il bi-.a1ia
tlne s t:s 3aT3os, NJ oidos, ri ze,.s;dos.
Auerta7 10 aaiean per u e7paiaa heridos
ttt5axaan33r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
DE ADJUNTAS

nah;endo nrocederse con toda act;vi1ad,
IA recaudaci6n de las contrloucloa'@'' ~
Ine aparecen aun en- descuolerto Cor
genosS ~ tras nIazas de Comisionados de
ie VacaliOeo % conTocan aspirantes, fin de
lpe, aouellos que las interesen, presenter
a. 10 'oi;citndes en- la Secretarfa de este Ayun
joniento, desde Ia fecha de Ia publication
lie este anuneio. 1000
!. Adiuutas, Asosto 7 De 1898.
JOSE NrAklRA'rb-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
IlTEnHSANqISIMO

s, venl. Il Hcoleria de Cabrer. situada en- X
calle de Il Villa, nlmero o.
Is un esta bleein1iento eu }narcht con todos
los auaratos coucernientes ~ ranlo : con eNtensa
clientela- ~.
,;,.s. don Juan Cabrer calle- -Atocha, . q don
Francisco Cabrer. en- Ii nisma licoler'a
Porse Julio 81 dc 1893. : ms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
Bartolom6 Segui

Tieue Il g,sto de poner en- eonocim9iento del
liblico que su 4gsaci1 Feaer.s5e't. ealte Mayor
con o1e ha yeuido prestando s-rvicio hasta hoy,
ACADIA de consrdir uno de lujo, que, por s'ls con
diciones Y forrna especial, asegu1a no hay otro
igual til en- Ponce III en- ningon otro pnnto de
Ia Isla.
| Ponce Agosto de 1893 6po-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
I Ul3xG GaM3f
REMEMBER; Il

Con cuanta pana : eo'.,r
hoy raviVe on la man1ora
e' recuerdo h72laga5or
10 n niaa2 tranait0ria.
Eaad, edad plaeentosa.
cu6n ie;os cetoy 36 Il
quien 6 n! alraa volviosa
z AoeancsF que rerdl
Fa0onces Ia rnadre ri.
con sus bea6a me o1r0IIata
81 zna hrazas ne dor0lla
en- aua bra7os deapartal.a
Sin aesdiclla9 ri ge,nidos.
sin ponas y sin 1oiorea.
eran In!s sue1oa querido-
los pajarc3 2 las Iorae
1lae ezra i1oras vo,aroa
' s1 luEar ocuparon
deaenganos : en1arguTs
" 10 hav beaos n2aterr.a.ss.
s sxiate 81 na2ndo r;zueEa
vis;oaes co5osfie.ea
g aear:cial3an nj snoGe
Hoy CORE nai extrado s6r
.eas eu.aufea corazonee.
: caaa naavo placer
n.o roba las }ue;opes.
Hoy, L. juvoncad ar.i.sot.
no cauaa dolor ! haste.
siento ~ volc|n 81 n Kla-it.a
an $, alnaa s;ento + 10
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ben cumpiir 81 deber.
Escritos, y comPuestos en- las alas
los precedentes parrafos, las dic7
menos ounce de la mahana de hoy
lego 4 nuestro puptre q Padre Perez.
lie recibimos cortesmente y nos
diio, POGO mas, POGO menos, estas
palabras:
Aver dirigi usted una carta en-
que, creyendo que mi rectifcaci0n
del martes contenIa injurias, las retl-
raba en- absolute. Hoy, despuGs de
consular 4 competentes persOnas, me
convsnz - de que no hay ALI tales IN
jurias vengo retirar la carta. de-
jando pic la recti1caci6n fln de
que Sc ,ublique.
-Senor m(o = respoadlmOs - la
carta suscrita por usted fuG reclblda
aqui por conducto del Padre Pieretti,
del letrado Aponte y de! Procurador
Goicoechea: tres persona5 que nos
merecen alta estima. Mentras elias
no nos autoriccn, n0sotros no : =
mos complacer 4 listed. Hay '-48s
los originates estan compuestos y no
es fdcil retirarlos. Lo-.que listed re-
dacte saldra en- el n6mero de manana
-Entonces escribirG aqui mismo
algunas aclaraciOnes.
-Cuantas usted guste.
Y uno de nuestros empleados faci
Ito al presbitero su escritorio.
Transcurrieron. diez minutes, el
Padre Perez Sc levantd trayGadonos
10 que reproducimos:
= Sr.- don Luis 4f6noz Rivera.
Muv aeflor mio: Aver public6 usted C)
nna carta mia declarando que retiraba Y da-
! ba yo por dichas cuantas expresiones ofen-
sivas su dignidad hubiese 70 pronunciado
! ante 81 dependiente, y en- una rectlhcacl6n
+, que le dirigl.
Obr6 asi porque jan1as, jamaa, senor Di-
/ rector, fu6 mi amino ofanderle III inJnrarie,
] Y poroue varias personals, para mi respeta-
ib'es me aseguraron ser iDjurias- Conven-
Icidoa nor el dictamen de competentfsimas
IpArsonas de que sn aquellas frases no hay
iiniuria alguna, 81 solo Yerdades amargul-
ksitnas para usted, exiiO de usted Sc slcva
.hdcer p1b!ica mi rectifcaci6n. prlmera a los
lineaIifoables ataques de LA DEMoGRACA
icontra mi.
! Como listed comprende es indigno de un
ssacerdote injuriar 4 nadie r0mpere rnl
nlu,na mil veces antes- que ultralar q al
Ianien. Pero no habendo ofensa de nadie,
tIigase Ia verdad por mas qne duela NOR
.titique. Todo aquel a quien le plque tlene
el derechO de rascarse.
Me repito de- listed, affmo: s. s..
ANTONIO PEREZ DfAz, Pres5ftero.
Fiacto del seflor Perez Diaz, vi
hiendo njuriarnos Ell nuestro pro
bio domiciIio, premeditada y grave
inente, constituye una verdadcra c
insufrible proVocacion.
l Duenos nosotros, sin embargo, dc
huestros ncrvios, contuvimOS los inn
Julsos de nuestro caracter y diglmos
i'll senor Perez
La descortes1a de usted escri-
biendusncarta anterior y rnatrten}e1a'
Iola ahora, solo merece, dados sus
habitos sacerdotales, una respuesta.
BaIga usted Embellishments de esta
l,asa: sa1ga usted.
Y asl despedimos al que osaba, por
.rnorancia O. por obcecacion, inju-
Iiarnos, proYocarnos y comPrometer-
bos. 5
| Ahora, he aqnf, ihtegra, la carta
brimitiva la que el martes nos dlri&!c
este manso y humilde pastor de al
mas.
Sehor Director De Ia DEMooRAcfA'
Muy sehor mfo En- su ndmero de aver Sc
5cup6 listed de mi ahora va permtlf mf
hue me ocupe 20 de usted.
q III agase- en- cuenta que el padre Pc
H. esor 10 como 81 su earta hublese de s"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10


Al ao,d;r 6.tA an ayuda de 'oa d,a1oe de
Ia 60 f,.z ac9r,et;1o nor il laJron. C7,,;,14
IL 49, l,.....,ts 81 ai na.ho III, j., ~.
oL;fIo 7s4osa I,,ora 4 II f1oa
bido ! ane nuaoa n por al6 Il policia
,..-... anran,;. /, ,,o,l..,. -
l;f7a i, .,l,,a9-as ~
- II .:.,,os },or. IL la4al'o
,,.'.t''.', - = ,eno, pe-sv D.
Rs.ifa 60 ,es~7rz r7t5ana astas 90
Iall'n@ en n 'f',s' - ,3s a. - :,
ltIo,:aaj
Ao,1ar3Aa ,.;,,t-.natro horaa naaet~oa
/ Como gre ret-at4 s. to~ padres reFe'en r
j dos
i
El -a1,.. y,,as;,fa,+. IA +, 43.};ar.,, A.
cri,ofn9I a., eeta c;.da5 ,.os Y,artie;ps en-
bre no hay dia tlo pala Ia celebracloa de
iuoioe oraies solo Sc s4j.aan los De aqno
las CAUSES cuyos pocesad0S no ga encuen-
tran en libelt
Desda "a feeha hasta fn ae Oatoore Sc g
iaf#n Is Iones. microbes y Tierhe2 rs
s. Gnaian. : eon .az6n. os veclnos dc "a
! Play que q alumbrat5o de aqua ba-
rfio au un eatado de a22ndoAo ian
grande, qua no "1aiohea nads.
Aquel.os veolao8 wien =. peiPefHa O.
our.Gad @u lue Fl se1or Pages, represen.
tante del contrafista = 4 Ia vcz ccncejal del
8yuutan;ento. tome detevminaci@n Mn
@nna-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

terio social y los que a csc ministerlo
Sc consagran en- este Perlodico, sa-
ben cumpir ST deber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

Ell Doctor 3on Vicente Sanfon;. oe..!ista
Dc II faeuItal d. Paris. rac;1e .QasQi. i.es .di@-
rms IL !. s De i rna5aoa : Il ] { : 6'e n
tar)e, ~ esta ciadad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10
PLAZA DEL MF.RCAD0

P.eego~ co,yfe..t~s Il las : Il. II aaa7eao hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

HaF persoaas &c e. "A maaa tstnen q4=
50 vierta q salera En rerdad sue Il n
sa'ero - vierte Gu IN plato hien sazonao,e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

g lgase en- euenta que, el padre re- re
.cz esor 10 como 81 su earta hnblese u7 -
ir manara no hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

Al aeudir este en ayuda de loe duenos de
IL casa, fne acometido por 81 fadrou. quien
le hr;6 levrinente en II pecho con TIA Gu
chiilo, 3andose Iuego 4 Ia fuga.
Estes caeos oeurran por aq0eia Gallo de
bido ! que nuaoa por alb Ia policia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

III 4ne quieta eet.f Aien an 17te nlpada. Isl
eure 10 siejarae ensaHar nu1ea roro hnit
cue 50 3eia eaea6,t a.euo~e - Torso HGgs
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| Ahora, he aquf, 1htegra, la carta
brimitiva, la que el martes nos diri&lc
este manso y humilde pastor de al
mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

L.. i. sris1.ce;5n - B.rranla
cineu roiarssos le ia pealaeiao, ~ e6nde ma
cet.sae:a 1tDpaessa - sesenta euatrs
cuee!oe 6.cels 50 aagel@a - rais =
,nalarg37
I;eue cas-. - 'laaera. agra abundant"
= LANA n tsrreno IS fert..4eine.
F. que desee eonprarla puede dirig -
"a Coarno, y one snser5be /oiio fe fat,a.
Iunio. = do 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

Sehor Director De Ia DEMooRAcIA'
AIuv senor nfo En- su n1mero de aver Sc
5cup6 listed de mi ahora va permltlfme
hue me ocupe 70 de usted.
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01rqs .a.ets. eeoa,a.s ~ Cafi'ogo ge4oal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-10

DANA I'm" = ~ ,515a, Campo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-04

occasions that the existing trouble can
be settled only by mutual concessions, and
that it would be both foolish and costly
to all concerned 10 refuse to come to m
agreement which. If not entirely salts.
factory, would at least enable the toilers
to furnish food and shelter for them
selves and those dependent upon them.
The operatives should not be too ex-
acting in their demands neither should
the employers refuse TO grant concession
which are reasonable and fair andwhich
viii not work injury to them or their in.
terests. Unless something OF this kind
is done there is danger that the mills
will be shut down for an indefinite
period, an event, it need not be pointed
out, which will be even more disastrous
in its effects than any which preceded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-04
THE wOONsOCKET ELECTION.

Although the weather conditions to-
day are the reverse of favorable there is
reason to believe that large vote will
be rolled up in Woonsocket. The
chances of the election of Mr.. Pothie +
are of the brightest, because the Repub-
lcans are this time united and en-
thusiastic in his support.
On the other hand the Democracy is
split into warning factions so that Mayor
Pond cannot count upon, nor will he
receive the united support of his party.
1t may be said the better element Of
the Democracy are far from en-
dorsing Mr.. Ponds poli ical methods
and practices and is joining with the
Republicans in support of Mr.. Pothier.
Altogether Woonsocket seems to be in a
fair way to enjoy the services of a Re-
publican chief executive during the
coming year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-04
TIE OLNEyyILLE STRIKE.

This morning the operatives formerly
empl, yed in the Saxon mills at Oney-
vile returned to work after period OF
idleness extending over two months.
Perhaps this may be interpreted ms pre-.
saying the speedy settlement OF The
trouble and general resumption OF
business. Certainly that is tho hope Of
every true friend OF the wage workers
who have suffered much since the be-
ginning of the strike.
The operatives In the other mills have
refused to accept the terms offered los
the owners aud today failed 20 20 e.
work wien the mill whistles summoned
rhgTTI, SO TINT IA yet but n smarf proper
tion OF those affected have resumed theii
labors. There is reason for the belief
that those who are prolongins tho strike
are taking a very unwisc and injudic
ious coursc-a course which. II pei
sisted in, may lead TO still greater SUI
fcr.ng and hardship.
1t has Leen pointed out on previOu