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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
The PearY Expedition.

ST. JoHN's, n. F., July 1.-THE
Peary expedition steamship Falcor
sailed last night for the Labrador set
Elements to get dogs and thence tc
Greenland. The ship was fully sup
piled with coal and other necessaries
and ii is expected to reach its destina-
ton in four weeks, returning here late
in September.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Rio Grande switehmen Strike.

DENVER, Col, July 1.-THE switch.
men in the Rio Grande yards at Pueblo
went out on a strike yesterday at noon,
demanding the discharge of Yardmas-
ter Croker, who, they say, is tyran-
meal and unreasonable. The men de-
clare the switchmen on the entire line
will go out unless their demands are
complied'with.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Adm. English Dead

WASHINGTON, July 17-Rear Adm.
Earle English, retired, died here aged
so. He was made rear admiral in 1884
at which time he resigned the position
of chief of the bureau of equipment
and recruiting. which he had held for
six years and took command of the
European station.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Mime. Buloze Gets n Divoroo

PARIS, July Mime. Buloze has oh
tanned divorce from Charles Buloze,
the fugitive editor of the Revue DIES
Deux Mondes. 1t is rumored NJ. Brun.
terien will edit the gazette for her un.
til her nephew shall reach his ma.
ioritv.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Irish Priests Prosecuted.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Herald
says that charges have been made al
Rome against Bishop Matt, of the
Catholic diocese of Denver, by Father
Michael Cullen, who was deposed by
Bishop Matz. and who is now in Rome
pressing charges against his former su.
perior. He declares that Bishop Matt
has prosecuted all the Irish priests con
nected with his diocese and that only
Germans receive fair play from him.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
The Pretty Snake charme,

New YORK, July IDIOT Son Vel,
a pretty female snake charmer, was
bitten by one of her "rattlers" and. al
though everything was done to save
her, it is believed she will die. 1t Bit
the girl behind the ear. Z
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Firemen Return.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1o.-Chief
Hale and his prize team returned home
last night They were given fiatter-
ing reception and a banquet at the
Coates house.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Gored az a Rnll FIGHT.

MADRID, July IA banderillero
named Lobito, was gored to-day in the
bull ring at San Fernando, Isla de
Leonard and died half an hour after
wards.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Hoods Pills cure Constipation.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROyHuRy, MASS,

Has discovered in one of our common
pasture weeds a remedy that cures every
kind OF Humor, from the worst Scrofula
down to common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(bOth thunder humor). He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle, and perfect cure is war.
ranted when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver or
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being
Stopped, and always disappears in week
after taking it.
If the stomach is foul or bilious it will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough of it.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed.
time. and read the Label.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
BENJAMIN d. Allen Dead.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, July H.
Benjamin D. Allen, of Denver died in
this city yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will be held at 3 o'clock Tues
dav.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21

First / had pains in
my back and chest, then
faint feeling at the stom-
ach, and when l would
eat the first taste would
make me desthly sick.
OF course / ran down
rapidly, and lost IS
pounds. A friend sd.
vised me 10 take Hood S
Sarsaparilla and soon my
appetite came back, / ate
heartily without distress,
gained two pounds q
week. l took 8 bottles Of
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
Pension Savings.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The special
examination division of the bureau OF
pensions, which is charged with the
investigation of criminal matters in
pension claims as well as the investiga.
ton of merit claims in which prima
facie case has been established before
reference to that division, has kept a
record since May of the amount in.
volved in final payment of every case
rejected after special investigation.
This record shows that for the months
of May and June last, in these prima
facie cases, which would have been al
lowed had they not been specially in.
vestigated, the first payment would
have amounted to S15O,279. A great
many cases investigated were found tc
possess merit and were allowed, but OF
the number investigated and rejected a
saving to the government of the above
amount has resulted.
The expenses of the special examina-
ton division for the months of MAY
and June last in the investigation Of
prima facie merit claims, and all other
matters pertaining to the work of d.
vision, amounted to $50, $50, leaving a
net saving to the government of sllS,.
1884. TO this amount may be added
sS,5O4 which was recovered in cash by
special examiners and covered into the
treasury, making the total net savings
to the government of SIG, SSs.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21

Clearing house returns for the week
ended July IL showed an average de.
crease of 1875 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was liz; outside,
142
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
August.
Flower"

g. am Post Master here and keep
a Store. Ihave kept August Flower
for sale for some time. think it is
a splendid medicine" E. A. Bond,
P. NJ, Pavilion Centre, n. Y.
The stomach is the reservoir.
If it fails, everything fails. The
liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the
heart, the head, the blood, thenerves
all go wrong. If you feel wrong,
look to the stomach first. Put that
right at once by using August
Flower. 1t assures good appetite
and a good digestion. 9
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-07-21
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Vacation Gossip from the National
Capital
Secretary Morton Has Something TO Say
About the Cost of Meat Inspection
Statement in Regard TO the
Pension Office.
Bureau Of Animal industry.


WASHINGTON. July Al have not
proposed the stoppage of meat inspec-
ton said Secretary Morton to-day
''for the law distinctly says that it shall
go on, and no officer has the power to
abrogate the laws enacted by congress.
However, under that law there is dis
cretionary power which enables the
secretary to reduce expenses, especially
unnecessary ones. If the benefits to
be derived from the law are sup.
posed to be in the direction Of
creating a demand for our meats
abroad, then the law is failure.
The inspection of beef for export be.
gan May is, 1891, and the first ship.
ment of inspected beef was made May
%, four days later The microscopic
inspection Of pork for export began
June -, 1891, and the first inspected
pork exported was shipped September
), 1891. Since inspection began,
up to May 81 last, little
more than two years, we have
sold to countries demanding Ger.
tificate of inspection meat of the value
of S4,57 Alb. During the same period
we have paid to microscopists alone to
inspect this meat the sum of 1924, 4gj,
and before they could begin their work
the government laid out SS,415 for mi.
crOscopes. Other expenses amounted
to S6,S92. so that the total for inspec.
ton was per cent. of the value of the
entire product sold. The question is,
shall the people be taxed in this way
to assist a few industries, or shall
the men engaged in the business of ex.
portation stand the expense themselves.
The countries requiring this inspection
are Germany, France, Denmark, Italy
and Austria. Now look at the other
side of the question during the same
period. We have sold to countries not
demanding this inspection meat to the
amount of more than 1000 900 and
that, too, without the cost of dollar
to the general public. 1t is not the
intention of this department to do any.
thing that will cripple the business OF
the country, but it is the positive inten.
ton to do all that can be done in the
way of cutting off useless and orna.
mental employees and that work will &C
on so long as any such officials are dis.
covered"
Secretary Morton gave as an illus.
tration of the way in which what he
iacetiously termed the Bureau of Ami.
NAL Incidence" had grown, the facts in
the case of the two stations at Omaha
and Kansas City. At these two places
the government had paid out more
than $4,000 in salaries to inspectors OF
meat for export, and yet the reports OF
the customs officers showed that not
one dollars worth of meat had been
exported by packers in these two cities.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

pnmorosa de Watteau, conh4ada poc fabuloso
precio en- la venta Pourtales
Hay sobre la chimeneas una miniatura de
Pommayrarsq represented Micaea nina, una
alhaJa que Ia sonora Des vrennes no puede
mirar SIN que Sc le llenen In uios de larrimas.
Una pnerta cuberta por lasAortinas da naso /
una escalerilla, que descicrAs ,}irecta,teiite a
patio.
FL comedor es del MAS plI b estilo de Rena-
clnnento. Observation-Disclosures Il dImadera de severe
dlpuJo, aparadores inmensh de peral tall;ldo,
en- los que Sc ven preciososiarros de loza d.
Urbine, platos de Bernard de Palissy. LA
alta chimeLea de piedra terrhna con ,ln retratu
de lhana de Poltiers, corN Ia diaslema en- Ia
frente.
La plancha de hero fundfo del hogar tieue
en- relieve las armas del slmihnte Bonniyet.
Los cristales de los baIcdes dan paso ( IL
luz teFlida por sus brillantes blores
Del-aito techo, esplendisnisonte pintado,
cueiga una lanpara de cobre repujado, sujet;s
por las garras de un ;lguila cst las alas abier-
tas.
la sala del bllar es dc estS indio.s
Magllfcas panoplias reunei los escudos da
nasquihadas de los radJlas, 4a clmltarras
haratas, los cssscos con raIlass ie acero : nasal
nikelado de oro do los jefes afHlanes. Las lar
gas lanzas adorplssdsts COZ cold blancas 10 ca
ballo de los jinetes del Gabnl.
Las paredes e~taus spintadassconforme 4 i'll
bulos traflos de Lahore, III tableros ,le ~
puertas decorados por Gerom4
Ill gran artista ha pintado eRellos bavadAras
con chales tornasolados id.lares lanzando
resplandecientes pvs1aies
Anchos bajos divanes tapiAdos con rupo-
sas brilhntes telas De Oriei.tsrodeau II mesa
del billar
El aparato del gas, de Observation-Disclosures
original, es exacta reproduccior en- plata de un
Wichnu.
Del pmbIigo del ,lios pende dAa hoja de Lotto
hechs' con esmeraldas, cada Inc de sus cua-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

Una mujer siempre acaba Rpr amar su
marido.
-Qaiero denasiado ( Mieaela para aceptar
su nano sin sta corazon.
Comprendi6 Ia sonora Desvarennes que NADIA
consegniria que Ia partida estaba irremisible-
mente perdida. Gran tristeza Sc apodero de su
snimo, adivinando un porvenir sombrfo: tuvo
q presentimiento de que con Sergio Famine
ertraba en- casa Ia desgracia. Que podfa
haeer Resistir la passion de su hijas Saba
muy bien que la vida le ser1a odiosa 81 Micaela
cesaba de reir cantar. Las lagrimas de su hija
quebrarian el bronco de su voluutad. Pedro Sc
Is habia dieho. A que emprender una lucha
que terminaria fatalmente por Ia derrota? SIN
ti6se impotente para acometerla, con profun-
10 desahento tomo su partido.
Sea, pues,-diio; bien que es precise
me resigne x ser abuea de principles La .cosa
no me agrada mucho causa del padre. Buena
loteria le cae mi hija con IN pr6jimo de esa
ralalia. Pero en- fin, que Guide de andar dere-
eho. porque 81 no, yo procurare ponerle en-
hnen casuino. a toda costa Micaela hss de ser
feliz. En- vida de mi rparido, "a era yo mas
madse que esposa, ahora mi vida entera la
cs nstituye mi hija.
! anadi6. legantando los brazos con salvaie
energia
Mira: 81 hiciera sufrir mi hija su marido,
eapaz serEa de matarle.
Tales fueron las liltimas palabras De Ia cJn-
vprsaei6n en qne qued6 decidida In suerte de
Nicaela, del Principe, de Pedro de IA seiora
Desy yarennes.
Mia.
Present6se On crado, & quien orden6 decir
4 Marecha one bajase
Iensaba que agradaria Pedro poder depo-
star sns penas en- el coraz6n de mn amigo
Fl hombre ilora &c NAL grsdo delante ae ona
mnser, y adivinaba que ell cora56n del ioven
sstaba lleno De lagrimss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

ciacion de agricultores, que tan digna-
mente preside ell ilustrado enthusiastic
Marques de Arecibo.
A ningdn empeno mas fecundo pue
de dedicar sus iniciativas energfas la
.nacienre asociaci6n.
va el infatigable y benem6rito don
Julian Blanco do el primer. paso en- esa
senda Ali estan lanzadas Ia discu-
sion las bases para la creaci6n de IN
Banco Agrfcola- territorial; hoy aporta-
mos nosotros nuestro pequeno contin-
gente de ideasal mismo fin. Concertemo-
nos todos demos Gina a este empeno
que sera trascendental para la vida y
porvenir de esta Sociedad.
1 Los pueblos no son grandes solo por
Ell espacio que ocupan en- el globo, ii
lpor el n1mero de habitantes que los
pueblan, 10 son ante todo por el uso que
saben hacer de sus energfas y por Ia
idea que tengan de su dignidad y de sus
deberes.
LUCAS AMADEo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05
CR0NICA

I'm las cuestiones politicas que Sc re-
lacionan con nuestro pals, siempre nos
hemos inclnado mas al pesimismo que
al optimismo, porque los desengafios
sufridos desde que Puerto Rico empez6
d tomar parte activa en- la politica, nos
han preparado el caracter para descoH-
far de los gobiernos nacionales, ora
sean democratas republicanos ora mo-
narquicos y retr6grados.
Pero teniendo en- cuenta la bondad
de nuestra causa y la razon que a estos
paises asiste para gozar de todas las
ventajas que pueda ofrecer la vida ma
cional, ha habido momentos en- que,
para no aparecer intransigentes, hemos
tratado dceamoldar nuestro caracter, de
suyo desconhado, las circunstancias y
la conveniencia.
En- esos momentos, 81 bien no nos
hemos hecho grandes ilusiones, abriga-
mos la esperanza de que llegara un dia
en- que nuestros gobiernos Sc convenzan
de que por el camino de las injusticias,
estos paises, 1nicos restos del poderfo
de Espafia en- America, Sc perderan ire
misiblemente.
Buscando una formula de transaction
entire el espiritu liberal de las Antillas y
eel espfritu retrogrado de la Peninsula !;
queriendo matar 'suspicacias de aque-
Hos gobiernos, que al vernos alejados de
la politica nacional dudaban de nuestro
patriotismo, pasamos un dia la vista por
todos los partidos militantes en- Espaha
" que mas probabilidades tuvieran &c
gobernarnos, para yer con cual de ellos
nos cOnVenfa entablar inteligencias.
Y hallamos tres: ell conservador, ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

sangre dsriamos por evitar al terru-
no desventurado Ia verguenza de este
desafio que Sc le arroja que solo res
pondera despreciando esas urnas que
tanta deshonra tanta meDgua con-
tienen.
Nosotros no votaremos. porque nues-
tro voto signi6caria una sumisi6n indig-
ma al hecho consumado: antes que
Isometernos somos capaces de los mas
grandes sacri1cios.
Nj Pensamos que sea decoroso y lici-
to elegir candidates republicamos de la
peninsula. Por ahi. por esa espuerta fa-
tai que Sc abre la candidez de nues-
tras masas, vendrfan aspirantes para las
circunscrpciones de Ponce Mayagiiez.
1nicas en- que la quota los amaros del
censo nos permiten luchar con ventaja.
Llega el momento de probar que los
hijos de esta terra no perdieron la YER
g1enza y que, aptos para ejercer las al
tas funciones del voto amplio y liberri-
mo, no las ejerceran 81 necesitan, como
ahora, bajar la cerviz ante la desigual-
ldad que Sc les obliga sancionar con
su actitud la ofensa que Sc lie in6ere.
| Nj eanatd0turas rebu6lfcauaS nj can
dfdafuraS ec0n6mfcas. La protesta ha
de ser solemne ruda. En- el Congre-
50 espafiol no ha de sentarse nins1n di-
putado con una sombra de representa-
cion nuestra
Despues de todo esos diputados Sc
ran in1tiles ! baldfos. impotentes para
eccnomizarnos el dolor que nos eau
sa yer que nos eliminan nos desde-
nan los mismos de quienes esperabam os
ON atomo de justicia.
La opinion comienza revolverse al
rada: en- Ponce el pueblo ha respondido
a nuestra palabra costeando cuatro mil
| ejemplares de nuestro articulo III /nsul-
TO-, mil Personas Sc acercaron nosotros
para estrechar nuestra mano aplaudir
nuestra conducta la isla entera Sc con-
mueve al sentir EN- Id faz ell injusto lati-
gazo.
Seamos dignos antes que ser habiles J;
respondamos al dfSdeH con eL deSdfn ),
coloquemonos la altura de las circuns-
tancias y no aparezcamos como un re-
BANJO de ilotas miserables
Con el desdoro no Sc transije jamas !:
es preferible transigir con el cadalso.
Reunase la Delegation; liable ohcial-
mente al partido; tremole la bandera
del honor, y con ella estara ell pals.
ST asi no 10 hiciere, nosotros parodia
remos, en- estos dias amargos, las pala
brassde Nelson en- Trafalgar:
tPUERTo Rico EsPERA QUE CADA
CUAL CUMPLIRA CON sU DEBER."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

POGO mas lejos, uno de ,esos inmensos baules
de nacar que las mujeres de Oriente guar
dan sus alhaJas sus bandas.
Una admirable luna de Venecia, de dos me-
tros de ancha por cuatro de alta, cubre una de
las paredes del vestibulo
Las puertas del salon del colnedor tienen
portieres de sat@n de la China con brillantes
adornos de vivos coores.
Hay en- el salon un m1eble de Luis XIV, de
MADEIRA dorado y tapizade de seda admirable
mente conservado.
Tres aranas de cristal de roca hacen brilIar
las facetas de preciosos colgantes.
Las paredes estan cubiertas con magnifeos
tapices de seda orc que Luis XIV envio CO.
mo regalo al senor de Pimentel, embaiador de
Espana, en- agradecimiento de Ia parte que to-
mo en- el ajuste del tratado De los Princes
Estos tapices, dnicos en- su clase, volvieron
de Espaaa EN- 1914 Ell los furgones del eiercito
de Soult, vendidos en- diez mil sesetas 4 un
habitante de Tolosa, en- cuya casa los descubrio
la sonora Desvarennes en- 1864, despreciados
por los nietos del adquirente, queSlos tenfan en-
su granero por ignorar Ell immense valor de es-
te sin ig'Ial trabajo.
Habllmente restaurados, son hoy 10 mas her
moso del salon de la gran industrial.
Sobre la chnnenea Sc ye un hermoso reloi de
aca china con adornos de bronco dorado. he
cho cenforme 4 los modelos enviados de Paris
en- el reinado del Rey Sol, cuyo princ;r,al
asurito representa- las Horas perseguidas por ii
Tempo.
Junto al gran salon hay un gabinete. cnvas
paredes estsin edbiertas de danaasco de seda
color girls de limo con ramos de flores
En- la habitacion prediIectA de Ia sonora Des-
varennesya un lado de la pieza hay un magpf
hco piano de Erard al otro un mueble de cha
10 tallado, con adornos de bronco de Gouthie-
res.
Solo dos euadros Sc ven en- las paredes La
partida de los reciea casados, precioso henr le-
bido O. pincel de Lancret, La Pyedicci< a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

Y liberales no podemos esrerar nada; =
hemos de deiar que el pesimisrno nos
invada; 81 los gobiernos qle SO suceden
en- Espana solo han de veiar 8 este SUI
frido pals; en- una palabrat 81 hemos de
caer para siempre sobre es cadayer de
nuestros ideales, caigamos con honra,
avergonzados de que en- nonbre de Es-
paTia Sc nos lance el insultp
Y va que al ultraje no mos es dado
contestar con ell ultraje. respondamos
con el orgullo, que no per nuestra pc
quenez hemos de ser de pScr condici6n
que los demas pueblos.
Puede ell ministerio SaSasta recoger
ell mendrugo de reformas sque nos AFRO
ja. II,
Nosotros tenemos derepho a sentar-
nos al banquete, rechaz3mos con dig
nidad las migaias del festsn.
MARIASo ABRIL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-05

tro brazos tiene ana lampara er; forma de ra
CODA india, de la cual sale La luz.
I'm estas celebres habitacionSs estaha nor
extraordlnario, aquela tarde Ia sonora Desva-
rennes.
Marechal Pedro acababan al, entrar y ba-
Diapan Junto la chimenea. oocos pasos de
ellos formaban grupo la sefioraI DesvarenT,ss.
Cayrol nm personaje que has-ta entoncas no
habla puesto los pies en- Ia casa. neAar de las
Instancias del banquero. Fisicagneiite ara alto.
delgado, de palida tez, con el cutis tstirado
soore los huesos, la mandfbuls inferior nluy
desarroIiada, como la de todos lbs anirpales car
nlceros, los oJos de nm color indeinibIe ie
saltlcamente cubiertos con antet los cle GRO. Sns
Danos elan blancas, lisas con las raIraas b,,
medas las nnas cortadas al lape Ins4nos VI
closas, hechas para tomar i'll descusdo 10 que
deseaoa; Pocos cabelos, de .sn culo- rubio
uesagradable con la raya sobre IA prtia pars
Ilevarlos habiliDente sobre 10 alfo al h cabeza
Este personaJe, yestido con l.rpo rsatan que
aorochaba sobre el chaleco bIaneso i, dacorado
con una rosetta mnlticolor, llanaabase Hermsno
Herzog. n.y.
Hscendista atEevido, habia lfegado lie Lu-
pocos nleses lanzd sobro la plasg Ia prs ma
serle de negocios tan considey1blea ,,,a los
hombres mas ricos de Ia Bolsa caeyfror,le obI;
gados contar con ell. Corrfan arer,.a IL asta
persona los rumores mas contraGictoricm Sc
gun un0s, era el hombre mas inoeligtnte act-
Z Loss uencauo que podia encontrprse. "A Greer
10 que decian otros, jarnas hnlfN tunarte one
Sc ourlara meJor de las leyes, ,itspues ae 5es
vatlJar Las personals honradass Afar,5., 10
naclmlento, los que le denostaban 3ee,San nna
era de Magunca, y los que cali6caban 1a fSbp-
re ias lniamias dichas de 81 supouiSnle de
rancIort, IA mas francesa de las ciutSa.les ale
manas Acababa de ternainar lax frnbarioa ,le IN
Ierroearril desde Marruecos al cei,ttss sle akge
liza, acometia actualzaenta mn 81 NJ, 1lss,I.4 oJa
granos harinas con America.