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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28
A DESTROY SINIESTRO

Rapldamente reg1ssraHecho que no
en- estas columnas un - ( los I boa, ~
puede pasar desapercibioo ~
bres de claro pensamien5o.+~
Hab1a en- Arroyo un alcalde que
provoc6 siempre los odios de sus satb-
ditos; que administro con absolute
impericia los intereses del pueblo
que no supo dar impulse ningdn
adelanto local; que no quiso mercer
simpat1as nj conquistar placemes;
que era, en- suma, un dictador: mi
n6sculo, raqu1tico, casi microscopico;
pero un dictador al fin.
Arroyo sufr1a y callaba, como Ell
buey uncido al yugo; como ell parla
adscrito al feudo; yen la atmosfera
de aquel oasis tropical, que fue un
dia rico y foreciente, Sc condensaba
el efuvio de tantas injusticias, el re-
siduo de tantas soberbias, ell fermen-
to de tantos enconos.
FL alcalde, a la postre, cayo, GUAM
do menos 10 tem1a, cuando menos 10
esperaba; y sorprendido, por la vlo-
lencia s1bita del golpe, Sc agarro,
p6lipo negro, con todos sus tentacu
los, al destino que Sc escapaba, al
cacicazgo que Sc hund1a.
No entrego a ese successor que me
designan-dijo-y comenzo la lucha
con ell Gobernador, con el Ayunta-
miento, con la ley, con la opinion
popular, con todos los elementos con-
jurados.
En- la lucha Ell pigmeo hab1a de
perecer, confuse, impotente bajo la
fuerza de una voluntad Glen veces
mas poderosa.
| Pereclo.
Por TELEGRAPH, sin demora, con
6rmeza, el general Daban orden6 a
Ruiz de la Val que entregase inme-
diatamente la alcaldfa.
Y entonces aquel pueblo sufrido,
manso, incapaz de offender 81 no le
empujan y le PECAN, Sc alzo energico
y grave, para tomar la revancha, pa
ra ejercer la represalia, en- una mani
festacion de jubilo, admirable por Ell
orden que la presidfa.
Esa manifestation era ell fallo con
que dos mil vecinos condenaban a su
alcalde impuesto; al que Sc creyo
superior q las censuras Y las protes-
tas ; al que, acostumbrado mandar
con desp6tica altivez, debio sentir en-
ell alma ell enorme peso de la unani
me Reproduction.
Asf, de frente, sin antifaces, sin
miedos, Sc castiga a los pequenos IL
ramos.
Nosotros no nos propon
en- las desdichas de S,rt;r larpa-
mortifcar su amoEo don Carlos y
var la situacion daqui desde hace a. a.
Rod6 de Ia curhoy a su dom'- !;
Nos proponeIaludo carinoso. q
isla entera,
naestros compIicultores Sc sirye
Arroyo, que il;mpreso del acta de r.,
en uerto- 10ico da, bu
puDllca contfa1aci6n de los indivi- SOS nc
y torpe. ,ociedad, cuyo n1 Cier
ST Juana D1cientos diez y siete nrgen,
Coamo con Sc aiSoI1
Polo, y Oallnieriodicos dc SuGa, que lie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28
EPIGRAsfA

Lanz6 IN galh- pavo atroz
cierto bajo en- nn andante,
Y un chusco dijo veloz
=" Sc conoce que el cantante
esta mudando la vozn
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

Es un sexo amabIe, Iindo----
81, una plata;
yo 10 confeso- prescindo
de la vieja y de la chata;
pero, escamado y cobarde
digo, izape. 4 la mas bella;
que temo saber imuy tarde!
QUIEN Es ELLA.
Manuel Breton de los Herrer0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

Acaba de llegar q la Capital de
Guip1zcoa don Antonio Maura y
dicen que es portador de un men
safe de los santanderinos en- el que
miles de frmantes suplican a la
Reina vaya en- 10 successive al Sar-
dinero durante los meses de verano:
don Antonio MEGA ell papel de men
sajero que Sc le supone.
La corte Sc marcha con la m1sica
a otra parte y dispone su vuelta Ma
drid.
Dfcese que antes del regreso ira a
Covadonga con objeto de conhrmar
al Rey nifo en- la capilla de aquel
hist6rico lugar.
ST asf es y Ell espiritu de Pelayo
anda errando por los contornos,
a saber 10 que pensara de la vista, y
mas que de la vista, del acompana-
miento que lleva ell actual monarca.
Raga de pigneoS dira 81 porque CO.
mo, segl1n los sabios, los godos esta-
ban tan desarrollados-
Yea usted: 81 yo fuera mediums me
decidirfa evocar el espiritu del Rey
Pelayo.
Tai vez, 81 la vista Sc lleva cabo,
me decida probar 81 soy 6'ten s'getO,
y 81 tengo exito prometo a los lecto-
res de LA DEMoCRACIA enviarles CO.
pia de la communication, que serfa un
curioso inteyUietc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

costumbres a extirpar los vicios :
Ojala que la calna chicha continue, aun-
que al diario falte la sal y pimenta de las
- - nuis.ipues las reyertas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

3 ena Colon, tambien maestro elemental
como principles de mes remitiremos ioi
recibos del trimestre proximo todas Ia
agencias. de Ia isla, esperamos one nuestro
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
The BRAKEMAN.

A locomotive requires fuel and labor Go
The value of $1,000 In the course of year.
The Big Four will hest all its passenger
cars with steam from the locomotive thi.
winter.
Street car conductors in Hannibal, Mo-.
are forbidden TO aid women in getting OF.
or OF cars except when requested.
The test Of oil burners made by the Penn.
sylvania on some Of its locomotives did not
prove satisfactory. ard the engines are be
ing reconverted into fuel burners.
A new edition Of the railroad map OF
PENNSYLVANIA has just been issued from
the department OF internal affairs. The
map shows every railroad line and postoffice
IN the state.
The Wagner Car company has recently
introduced gas burning in the buffet stoves
I'm the sleeping cars and finds IL a grand
success. IL removes the very offensive odor
Of oil, which was formerly used
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
No Delay I'm the House.
ORDERED TO BRAzIn
Tho Big Cruiser New York Will Go
at Once.

Tho Big Cruiser New York Will Go
at Once.
New York, Oct 30.-The big armored
cruiser New York has received orders to
prepare Immediately to proceed to Brazil.
Immediately upon receipt Of the order
kilograms were sent out from the cruiser
recalling all officers on leave Of absence.
One officer, Ensign Dsshiel, who is UNDER
going. at the Naval department, examina-
ton for promotion, has been ordered to TO
pair at once aboard his ship.
The orders to the New York are reported
to be Of the most mandatory sort. No ef-
fort is to be spared to hurry the ship of at
the earliest possible moment
It is announced that the successor to
Acting Rear Admiral Stanton will sail for
Rio de Janeiro on the New York. Who
this officer will be Is not yet known. There
Is every reason to believe, though, that
Commodore Richard Meade has been Sc.
lected.
The New York is lying at the Brooklyn
navy yard. OF late the navy yard work.
men .have been busily engaged in fitting
torpeto tubes to the big ship. She is un-
provided with torpedoes and in the event of
fight with a vessel of her own class so
provided, would be placed at serious dis
advantage.
The sudden orders to the New York ara
ascribed in naval circles to the desire of the
administration to have present at Rio de
Janeiro naval force the equal IL not the
superior Of that of any other country. The
arrival Of the New York at Rio will give
the United States five warships there, the
New York, Newark, Charleston, Detroit
and Yantic. =
At present tho United States is repre-
sented at Rio de Janeiro by the Newark
and Charleston. The Detroit is on her way
TO that port from the Barbados The YAM
tic Ia making the best of her way up the
Brazil coast from Montevideo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
WORLDS FAIR TRAVEL.
Chicago Railroads Brought In About
1885, 900 People.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30. Chicago roads are
busily engaged in figuring mp the worlds
fair traffic since the opening of the expo
sition. With most of them the conclusions
arrived at are but estimates based on the
most reliable data at hand. 1t will be q
month or 80 before strictly reliable figures
can be had. SO far "a the figures on hand
90, they show that the number OF people
brought into Chicago by the 81 passenger
line entering here during the period Of
the fair was in round numbers 3, 335, 900.
Allowing each of taese passengers to have
visited the fair five times would account
for an attendance OF 6,755, 900, which
would be n good proportion of outside
visitors. II would leave but little over s.
900, 900 visits from Chicagoans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30

tanning the best shot in the brigade. and
Naval Reserve OF Bristol, SO that OF all
the companies yet to. shoot 1t had nothing
to apprehend except in the case OF Co. g,
of the lst, whose team con-
tained the wel-known crack shot.
Capt. Forsytb, and Corp. Tren. winner of
Mayor Pottcr's prize. Captain Forsyth
set the pace for his team, but it was too
high for the Others, except Corporal
Tren. Musician German scored we'll. and
after he had fired 1t was evidenttha Com
pany G must win il the others made bat
reasonably good scores. A couple Of misses
made things look blue for time. but
those who made them retrieved the loss
by making succession Of better shots.
aud when the last shot gave the team l73.
four above the Gatlingites. all G company
cheered and the air was thick with forage
caps.
About this time there came plodding
through the mud and s!ush five young
men from Woons ckei, members Of Co.
ID. OF the Second regiment. They had
made no arrangements for carrying home
that Norman knight trophy TO WON
socket, but they were bent on making some
body hustle to win 1t. When they learned
that they had to confront "a score Of 113
they held q short copferercs with their
commanding offer. Captain Lslly, which
resulted in d, C sion to reach for that
score. Captain Lslly fired first, making
score of AZ Corporal O'Connor
made seven fours. When Pri-
vats Moore began his last string
Of five shots he had but ten to make in
order TO beat Company G. He missed {,
then he made four. then another four,
aud then two threes That settled il.
Company ID had won. The score was
l6S.
The following are the scores of the
teams competing:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30

MISS BlaKe. the daughter OF Liilie Dew
ereux Blake, In n most agreeable young
lady. She Is captivating. having fluffy
bair, laughing eyes and witty tongue.
She Is as good a politician as her mother.
She teaches in the public schools and finds
time for music, company and politics.
Mrs. John Brisben Walker. the wife OF
the millionaire editor OF The Cosmopolitan,
Is a virginian. the daughter OF General
Strother. the well known writer and artist,
"Porte Crayon." She Is a quiet. retiring
woman, very kindly and gentle, absorbed
I'm family ties and I'm her family of nine
children, of whom eight are boyA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
GASTRIC JUICE.

The Siamese do not consider cows milk
good for food
A bit OF butter well rubbed over the top
of loaf of bread as soon rs IL is taken
from the oven will give the crust that dark,
glossy brown surface that is 40 appetizing.
A good breakfast dish is made by COM
bining plain yomelet with potato. Chop a
few cold boiled potatoes fine, season with a
little chopped parsley, salt and pepper and
brown in little sweet butter. Spread on
the cmelet before rolling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
There is No Weakening Of tho Triple
Alliance Yet.
The IDEA OF LESSENING POWER
Has Boen Abandoned-Jeaious Of the
Profuse Love-S Making Between France
and Russia-Political Crisis in vienns.
Mexico Trying to Borrow Money.

BERLIN, Oct. oO.-Ihe report tnat En-
peror William had summoned tho xing Of
Saxony to Berlin to consult with him as
to the safety Of consenting to reduction
OF the army of one of the members of the
triple alliance Italy, receives an emphatic
denial from the foreign Office. 1t can be
said that all idea of lessening the power
of the triple alliance. even IL the subject
had ever been considered, has been aband-
oned in face OF the surrender of the car
to the pressure OF his advisers, upon whom
the fervor of the French emonstrations
towards the Russian naval officers, and
towards Russia herself, have acted like q
spell. The government has Influenced q
syndicate of Berlin bankers to communi-
cate with the Italian treasury on the
means of solving the financial difficulties
now confronting the Italian government
Directly, the German government has had
no correspondence with the Italian gov
ernment on the subject, but indirectly the
foreign Office has been informed that Italy
intends to increase her naval forces and re-
tain her present military strength.
Crisis I'm Vienna.
tres on the crisis in Vienna. The trouble
there is not so acute as the public press
dispatches make it appear. Count Kali
noky, the Austrian imperial foreign min
ister, who keeps in closest touch with
the government at Berlin, has decided to
take three weeks leave of absence. he
will 20 first toIucerne, then to lake Mag
eiore, and thence to Monza, where he
will visit King Humbert. II Count
Taaffe, the Austrian minister OF the in
terror, and author of the electoral reform
bill, was on the eve. Of dismissal, or II he
was about to secure an effective triumph
consolidating his power, Count Kalnoky
would remain in Vienna. The fact Is
that at the cabinet council Count Taaffe's
colleagues consented to formally resign,
with view to enable him to reform the
ministry, which would reappear in the
reichsrath with programme indefinitely
deferring the electoral reform bill. This
project, which Count Taaffe probably did
not have greatly at heart, was, however,
defeated.
Possible Panic.
effects OF the repeal by the American con-
gress of the Sherman silver act will be o
financial crisis in Germany and Austria.
II the United States becomes large Inn
porter of gold, Austria's borrowing Of gold
for the conversion of her currency must
break down. With the defeat of this oper-
alton the present financial and commercial
initiation must collapse. Financial houses
here hope, however. that the demand from
the United States will be so met by Lon
don and Paris as to prevent dangerous
strain in Berlin.
Mexico Wants Money.
The government of Mexico has been ne
gotiating for a new loan. London and
Amsterdam houses would have Joined a
Berlin syndicate in taking loan, but Ber-
lin bankers refused to join the syndicate.
No foreign loan is possible here at present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
pxnamitcrs in Indiana.

CoNNrRsvrLLE, IND, Oct. 30.--Much ex-
citement was caused here by the discovery
that an attempt had been made during the
night to blow up the court housa The
sheriff this morning found at the rear door
of the building bomb made of an inch
and half gas pipe carefully sealed, with a
long fuse which had been lighted and gave
out before reaching the explosive contained
i'm the bomb. The court house is a fine
structure and was erected few years ago
at great cost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Against sunday Trains.

BosToS, Oct. 30.--It is stated that the
.ast official act of the convention Of the
brotherhood OF railroad trainmen In this
city was to pass resolutions favoring the
abolition of Sunday train running. An
appeal will be made, IL Is said, to business
men and others to assist the trai nmen In
securing this day OF rest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Virtuous Montreal.

MONTREAL, Oct 20-English residents
here are in a state Of great excitement
over an article in French journal sdvo-
eating tearing down Nelson's monument
on account Of the immoralities Of Nelson.
A mass meeting will probably be hs'd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
II Was Captured by the Team Of Com
pany D, Second Regiment.
VOONSoCKBr SURPRISED ALL.
How the Great Contest Ended-Privste
Moore Made Score That Caused His
Companions tn Be Bappy-s Standing
OF the Various Teams.

Boylan rifle trophy. That was decided
10y the contest that ended Saturday.
Company ID, Q Regiment. Woonsocket,
was the winner. Machine gun battery had
the lead Saturday morning, having
beaten the team Of Co. B, OF the lst, con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
The private prizes offered by Governor

The private prizes offered by Governor
Brown, Surgeon General Budl ng and
NJ ,yor Potter. for the best eight sc res at
200, 300 and 500 yards are won bv Private
W. ID. Perrin of the Machine Gun Bat
terry, Corporal Dexter of company B,
First regiment, and Corporal Tren of
company G, First regiment.
Corporal Dexter OF c.. B, First regi.
ment. wins the brigade shot medal, he
having made the highest aggregates core
a. 200, 800 and 500 yards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Burning Photographs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.-About 250, 900
photographs were destroyed at the post
Office department Saturday. They repre-
sent the accumulation in the dead letter
Office since 1874.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Who Killed Mrs. Andrews I?

BELvIDERE, N. j., Oct. 30.--Mrs
George Andrews OF Washington was fourd
dead, with her throat cut from ear TO ear.
Her husband Chains that he was IN the
house and saw her cut her throat, but
could not prevent her. His story Is
doubted and he has been arrested
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
United Workmen.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Three thousand off,
GERS and members of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen celebrated at the fair
Saturday the 25th birthday anniversary Of
their order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Jersey Scalp Taken.

WASHINGTON, Oct 80. Secretary Car
Isle has called for the resignation Of
George II. Large, collector internal rev.
enue for the fifth (Newark) n. j., district.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Snow I'm Michigan.

sMARouErrn, Mich, Oct S0.-The first
snow storm of the season Is on. The
snow is dense and is driven by a blizzard
from the north. Navigation on lake 6u-
perior Is perilous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Engineer Resigns.

BETHLEHEE, PA. Oct 3O-Iron circles
Will be much interested in the announce
ment Of the resignation Of John Fritz as
consulting engineer Of the Bethlehem iron
company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The gold re-
serve is gradually creeping up, standing at
the close of business Saturday at $685.
CSC. 700.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
ali Amendments to the Repeal Bill
Have Been Defeated.
POSSIBILITY OF A VOTE TODAY
On tho Main Questionable Bin VIII
Probably Be Rushed Through the
House ~ Soon as 1t Reaches That
Body-The Defeated Amend ents.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30.--The senate
moved quick y and effectively Saturday
in the direction of a final disposition of
the silver purchase repeal bill. After
four important and interesting speeches,
delivered by Senators Wolcott rep, Col. J,
Sherman (rep., o.. German dem, Md.A
and voorhees, (dem., Ind the senate
proceeded to vote on the various amend
ments a. they were offered. They were
oil voted down by an average majority of
ten. The only amendment which came
near being adopted was one offered by Mr..
Berry (dem., Ark to revive and re-enact
the Bland-Allison act, with It's coinage Of
1000, 600 silver dollars month. The
vote on It was 80 to 81. After all the
amendments were voted down the bin
was taken out Of committee of the whole.
where 1t had been considered all this time.
and reported to the senate.
The bill II still open to amendment In
the senate, but Mr.. Voorhees, gave notice
that he expected TO reach the final vote on
the passage of the bill at p. m. ON Mon
day.
No Delay I'm the House.
General Tracy, chairman of the repeal
forces In the house, believes that the sem
ate will reach q decisive vote on the voor.
hees bill by Monday afternoon at the
furthest, and that it will be ready for the
action of the house Tuesday morning.
With that In view he has sent kilograms
to absent repealers to return to the city
in time to vote. OF these he counts up
30 republicans and 20 democrats. He
says he anticipates no trouble or delay in
reaching vote in the house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
yellow Fever.

BRUNSWICK. GA, Oct 30. Nine new
oasss Of yellow fever are reported
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-30
Possible Panic.

The government Of Mexico has been me-
gotiating for a new loan. London and
houses would have Joined q
Berlin syndicate in taking loan, but Ber-
lin bankers refused to join the syndicate.
No foreign loan is possible here at present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-15

Dress Pattern of yard wide
''Cashmerette" SOC this week.
II Ia 1t HAAS & DEPENDENCIES.
The prices we will quote at our
remnant counter Friday, will APP
peal to- every bargain Seeker" and
and bargain ~l0veTn in San An
tonic.
12142b l.. WOLFsON.
10 yards bingham worth 1879,
Friday and Saturday, only so for
10 yards.
II Ia LID HAAS II OPPENHEIMER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-15
CITY LOCAL NEWS,
DIR. Won KoEHRINa, ART.
\ o. a, roS 900 &c rdaO ct tal a.

Office q res. 229 Garden ST., tel. 476. Is u
DIR. S. BURG, late physician Of the
Imperial Hospital Of Vienna. Residence,
226 Monumental street. Tel. 1872. Office
Reuter- building Alamo plaza, tel. 494.
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Robert H. Fleming, proprietor
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BY purchasing your building
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-15

The Alamo Fire Insurance
company, Of San Antonio, pays all
honest losses promptly. Insure in
it and keep your money in circula-
ton here.