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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14

comercio de San Juan, Mayagaez =
Ponce, a quien principalmente con-
viene esa nueva Inca, tanto para la
facilidad de recibir y embarcar sus
mercancias, como para gozar de las
ventaJas de un viaje mas rapido que
los que actualmente efect1an los de-
mas empresas Ia seguridad de una
communication postal tan necesaria.
La nueva empresa contarla con el
patronato del comercio de la isla pa
ra la carga y de la sociedad en- gene
raj para los pasajes, tanto por ser los
viajes mas rapidos cuanto por CORES
.gapdeE gsl a bnen aeseo e ID de los aeeionis-
nes con Ia metropoi.
Dejamos esbozado nuestro pensa-
miento y esperamos que personals
mas competentes 10 estudien y 10
propongan al pals, 81 10 juzgan reali-
Fable.
La prensa regional que, cumplien-
do con su mission. viene abogan
do en- favor de alguna medida con
fin analogo, es la llamada q mover la
opinion p1blica, hasta conseguir el OBJ
leto que de consume nos proponemos.
I quien sabe 81 ese proyecto cons
tituye la base de una Inca mas i'm
portante, que nos libre de la tutela
de la Companfa Trasatlantica, digna,
por su proceder con Puerto Rico, de
una franca guerra de represalias.
FEvRIER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14

nj siquiera saldran Ledesma, Brus-
81 Y Mendizabal.
va nos asalta la comezon de DIR
los debates tempestuosos que sosten-
gan entire 81 Fernandez y Villar, Ru-
bert y Solivellas, Crosas y Perez.
iOh1
Los egregios diputados de la Ca
rolina y de Caguas, de Ponce y de
Yauco, de Agaada y de Vega ia.
FL partido liberal llevaba q las pol
tronas sus inteligencias, sus capaci-
dades, sus polfticos sus oradores,
sus hombres de ciencia Y de con-
ciencia.
-zssis.-rss-. :: ---------~1o~ lava 10
que tiene.
Apenas SO comprende como cabran
Usera y Cuchf y Landr6n.
Estan descolocados.
Porque, una de dos: 6 SO erigen
en- directories 6 pasan q ser instru-
mentos.
Elijan los insulares de la Diputa-
ci6n.
Elijan, que perderan q todas las
cartas mientras tallen Asturias y
Vizcaya.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14
CRONICA
UN PROYECTO REALIZABLE

Desde que 81 ministro, senior Mau
ra, tuvo la debilidad de doblegarse /
las exigencias de los diputados de
Cuba, derogando la equitativa Rea,
orden que dispon1a tocasen en- Puer-
to-Rico las tres expediciones mensua-
les de los correos espanoles, 4 gu
regreso para la peninsula, Sc ha le-
vantado immense clamoreo entire ell
comercio y entire todas las classes So
ciales, en- vista de los perjuicios in
mensos que origina la escasez de CO.
municaciones con la madre patria.
La Camara de comercio de la Ca
pital elev6 un razonado escrito al
ministro solicitando que, al menos,
sean dos las expediciones de regreso;
pero como no tenemos confanza en-
que sea atendida, nj en- que la podero-
sa y mimada Compania TrasatlAntica
haga esfuerzo algano por llenar las
justas aspiraciones de Ia pequena an
tilla, es forzoso proponer alg1n me-
dio de salvar el conAicto.
Ell proyecto, que sonetemos al es-
tudio y consideration de los mas di-
rectamente interesados, es el siguien-
te: adquirir un vapor de unas 1000
toneladas de capacidad, para carga,
con marcha de II millas por hora,
para dedicarlo exclusivamente al ira
fco entire Barcelona, Cadiz, San Juan
de Puerto Rico, Mayagiiez y Ponce.
Con esa velocidad podra hacer ell
vapor un viaje redondo cada mes,
saliendo de Barcelona el Is, de Cadiz
Ell II, para llegar q Puerto-Rico ell
25, emplear cinco dlas en- las opera
clones de carga descarga en- Ia Ca
pital, Mayaguez y Ponce y salir ell
80 pasa Cadiz Y Barcelona, pudiendo
disponer en- este 1ltimo punto de seis
dias para descargar y habilitarse de
nuevo.
Teniendo Ia nave acomodo para
40 pasajeros de 1a 20 de "a, calcu-
lamos que q dos tercios de carga VI
pasaje obtendrla un sobordo, por via
je redondo. de unos S 10000, can't
lad suhciente cubrir gastos in
1ereses y destinar ell sobrante 4 la
amortization del capital invertido en-
a compra del vapor.
Facil nos parece conseguir que al |
,una de las casas navieras de Espana
como Ia de los Sres. Pinillos, Saenz
7 Ca, +. Prats y Ca, Sierra, Il otras,
10 interese por la mitad en- la empire
a y otra mitad podrla suscribir ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14

INSTRUCTOR EXCLUSIVE DE LAS
RA PROPIETARIOS, CLoMAN & Be
MER. R.-PERU.-PreciSs:-2 centaU0S caiita
Este nuevo producto que da muerte ex-
clusivamente los ratones, y1aa tenemos
Ell gusto de dar 4 conocer a usted SO halla
de venta en- cualquier establecimiento, al
precio de % centavos cajita.
Al usar nuestros polvos destructores, es
indispensable que sean mezclados con hari-
na de arroz de mafz, en- la proporei9n de
media libra de harina por GAIA, no debiea-
dose mezclar con agTa en- ninguu concep6o
Garantizamos que estos polvos no produ
cen envenenaniento nadie debera intentar
hacer de ellos ese uso, pues solo lograrian
una penosa enfermedad que les haria sufrr
algun tempo.
Las familias pueden valerse de nuestro
preparado, para extinguir las ratas en- sus
casas, sinstemor alguno.
No debe confundirse ell Destruclor con el
Romg on Rats, veneuo peligrosisimo, cuyo
uso es fmuy expueeto.
(PfDASE Ell DESTRUCT0R
Unico agente en- Puerto Rico para lac
ve1tas al por mayor, don Antonio r. Caba-
ssa.
Ponce, setiembre 2 de 1893. 2mI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14
FRUTOS DE LA IMPREVISION

Ell t1tulo que precede 10 lleva un
interesante y largo artfculo que fir
mado por I'm cafete,o aparece en- la
Revtsta numero I4o que ha circulado
aver.
Cree el articulista que la poca pro-
duccion de nuestros cafetos, y la en-
fermedad que senalamos Ell nuestro
trabajo publicado en- este periodico ell
7 del corriente, son efectos del empo-
brecimiento de nuestro suelo. Nos
otros dijimos entonces, y repetimos
hoy, que ell POGO producto que obte
nemos aqul de csc arbusto Sc debe 4
varias causas y que creiamos era una
de las principales la enfermedad antes
citada. Que esa enfermedad sea debi-
da al empobrecimiento del suelo, nos
otros no 10 sabemos, y no nos atreve-
mos, sopena de exponernos Ser
tachados de ligeros, afirmarlo sin
antes haberlo estudiado.
Lo que 81 nos atrevemos afrmar es
que tampoco 81 caffteto que suscribe
el artlculo de la R<vfsta que nos
referimos, pesar de su practica en-
ese Il otros cultivos, conoce cual sea
la causa del estado patologico de
nuestros cafetos, es decir, cual sea la
causa de esa enfermedad. por no ha-
Der sido ella determinada nj clasif-
cada.
Es cierto que cuando las plantas
son viejas 8 el terreno es pobre, Sc
desarrollan q veces en- los vegetables
Intermediates que los aniquilan y los
hacen desaparecer. / Nos encontra-
mos en- ese case con nuestros cafetos I
que bien pudiera Ser, pero
para asegurarlo es indispensable antes
averiguarlo, investigando 10 que la
nisma planta nos olga, abonandola 6
ao. poniendole sombra espesa rala,
'ombra alta 8 baja, en- fin, hacienda
IN verdadero estudio experimental,
para evitar sacar deducciones que
unique hijas del mejor deseo, puedeu
esultar erroneas por falta de base.
Ell autor del articulo que aludi-
nos dice que 81 hubiera capa vegetal
nuestros cafetos darlan 10
lue deben dar, y la enfermedad no
xistirla, 6 10 que equivale a 10 mis-
no, que con abonos solamente que
laria remediado el NAL
Hemos visto en- la isla muChos tcrre-
os recien sembrados de cafetos por
onsiguiente que no han sido esquil-
nados por esa planta y donde habia
apa vegetal de regular espesor: hemos
isto hondonadas y valles fecundados
or la terra fna arrastrada de las la
eras vecinas por el aqua lluvia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14
Ell AGA Y Ell ALA
"

Resumimos y termlnamos.
La poblaci6n criolla an Puerto
Rico esta reducida sin remedio 4 una
inferioridad deprimente.
La agobia la contribution, porqne
,mpdesto, porque es ella QUEEN ira
baja.
Prescindid de esos seiscientos mil
campesinos que manejan La azada y
el maehete, que roturan la terra y
recolectan ell fruto, y "a donde iran
las cahas Y los cafetos ?
Fuera del monitor de parias que
50 resignan q la esclavitud y la mi
seria, porque desconocen su derecho,
solo encontrareis en- la colonia nego-
ciantes y bur6cratas.
Y el negocio y el empleo no po-
drian subsistir desde el punto en- que,
snulada la expertaci6n, faltase la
moneda.
Luego la masa productora del pals
es indfgena y como & esta masa Sc
MEGA todo inaje de intervention en-
sns propios intereses, resulta de ahl
ana injusticia insufrible y un desc
quilibrio perpetuo.
No Sc tienen jamas en- cuenta las
legitimas aspiraciones del colono, que
es, para los que gobiernan, cosa no
hombre, Instruments automatico y
no voluntad activa, materia explota-
Bile y no ciudadano inteligente.
IA d6nde vamos por tales cami-
nosf iQue SO propone el poder p1-
blico al proscribirnos as1 moralmente
de nuestro suelo, del lar en- que naci-
mos, de la gran familia nacional que
nos procrea para negarnos despu6s
su amor y su amparo
Dirfase que los legistas espanoles
SO propusieron engendrar en- Amer
ca 81 odio y la rebeldfa.
Nosotros, desde la prensa, algunas
veces desde la tribuna, hemos p~o-
testado un dia y otro dia contra la
desigualdad que nos humilla y con-
ira el monopolio que nos aplasta.
Pero nuestra voz no repercute en-
Madrid nuestra palabra Sc ahoga
On el mefltico ambiente del terruno Y
agonizamos, como los precitos del
A1"hOot 0AA 0S POI oAAb3 olu leH A6So TO-
mota esperanza.
De ahf que abogasemos siempre
por una representation genuinamen-
to insular en- las C6rtes. Los diputa-
dos puertorriquenos, que han senti-
do en- torno suyo ell vaho del despo-
tismo que han sufrido, & la par que
sus hermanos, las amarguras de la
tiranfa; que tienen su porvenir, sus
afectos, sus amores, en- el penon na-
two; los diputados puertorriquenos
sabrian decir q la patria toda Ia acer-
ba verdad de nuestras desdichas Y
levantar tempestades on ell Congreso,
5 imponerse, no por su nnmero, no
por su elocuencia, sino por la justi-
oia de su causa y por la grandeza de
su mandate.
Mas ay que no es hcito sonar
eO1s csc sateis0.
Sc nos MEGA tambien el voto Sc
Mira con estudiado desvfo nuestra .
lbstenci6n electoral, que es un acto
ler6ico, mientras Sc trata de halagar
Gahcia, que pide, con el trabuco
IN la diestra, y que SO alza en- actitud
evolucionaria.
Hay quien piense que por ese me-
lio es facil someternos al yugo y {
'bligarnos al abandono del ideal au- J
I g
lHay quien opine que no resist s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14
JUAN CASTANER
20-AToCHA Y VIyEs-2O

20-AToCH Y VIyEs-2O
Deposito de calzado y constante
surtido de mercancias. quincalla, fe-
rreterfa y objetos de fantasia.
Especialidad en- driles mayorqui-
mes.
Unico deposito en- Ponce, de la
acreditada zuela de Frontera y Fa-
brega de Mayagtez.
Ponce, Agosto Io de 1893 1876
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-14
FRANCISCO REND0N Y CAMACHO
MEDrco- -cIRUJAso

Ofrece al p1blico sus servicios en-
su nuevo domicilio. Gale del Conner
clio n1mero 43.
fon-e. se'iembre De 1895 I'm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Taxp payers take notice. City
In and school taxes for 1893.
The undersigned. receivers Of taxes fol
the city OF Wilmington, will be at No. IL
East Sixth street. between Market and
King streets. during the months OF July
and August, 1898. between the hours OF
and IL in the morning and from 2 to 0 In
the afternoon. for tho purpose OF receiv'
ing tlxes. On all taxes paid during july
there VIII be reduction of cents OH
evory dollar. and all taxes paid on aud
after the LIST day of Augsut shall be pny
able without n deduction aforesaid. and
all taxes unpaid on the LIST diiy of Septem
Der shall be increased by the addition OF
per ccntum oil the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL. JR.,
Receiver OF Northern piotrlct including
all north Of sixth street.
EUGENE NJ SAVERS.
Receiver of Southern District, including
all south OF Sixth street. ty6-2m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

Diamond Lodge. No. 16, of Marshall
ton. was the guest OF Friendship Lodg Q
No. 81, Knights of Pythias last night.
The visiting lodgemen came In a hack
and after trunsacting usual business,
these officers were Installed:
Chancellor commander, William W.
ISiher; vice chancellor, L. Il. Smith;
ipreiate, L. w. Simmons; master-at-
arms j. A. Orr; keeper OF records and
seal, Thomas ii. Buckley; master OF
exehequer, Robert McCaulley: master
of finance, George w. McCaulley;
master OF work, James P. Green;
trustee, X. Heritage; inner guard, II.
J. Wright; outer guard. L. c. Grubb.
| Tho interesting ceremony WIS very
ably conducted by Grand Chancellor
s. +. Marshall. assisted by Past Grand
Chancellor William A. Muilin. Past
Grand Chancellor ]. X. P. Morris,
Grand Vlce-Chancellor w. I. Lincoln,
Grand Prelate Isewis A. Owens, Grand
Inner Guard Howard L. Peirce and
Grand Master.at-Arms II. II. Williams.
Grand Chancellor s. +. Marshall
made an Interesting speech as also did
{ Past Grand Chancellor William A.
lMullin, Past Chancellor Jones, Past
; chancellor Davis, Past Commander
John Scarborough, Past Chancellor
Edward Young. and Past Chancellor
I'D. II. Bayno, OF Marshallton, and Past
Chancellor James z. Green, GRAND
Wise. Chancellor W, L. Lincoln and
Past Chancellor J. Enright of Viii
i Refreshmsnt ended the sxsrelses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

There are in the world at this epoch q
vast number of men who have no other
thought, with regard to their political po-
sition, than to oppose and destroy some
thing There Is familiar story Of an i'm
migrant who landed in New York, and
hearing there was an election in progress
Immediately expressed wish to go and
vote.
But what are your politiosa" he was
asked.
~ don't know" said he, "but have you a
government in this country"
1--WE have"
"Then I'm agin tip
This anecdote is recalled by the account
of dialogue between two workmen in
Paris, pending All electoral campaign.
Whom shall you vote for in your dis
trictt" one asked the other.
~ don't exactly know. You see, there
are two candidates In our district, and"-
what parties do they belong tor"
swell, you see, there's the trouble.
heard them talking in the cafe about these
two candidates, and it seems that they're
Antagonists-both of theml"
"Indeedl Well, then, I'll tell you what
should do"
WHAT"
II should find out which is the more An
tagonistic Of the two and vote for him. ~
Youths Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

The stockholders OF the Wilmington
City Railway Co. held the annual
meeting yesterday, when President
Preston Lea made his annual report,
which showed that the East Eighth
and Ninth. street lines and the line
over Eleventh street bridge to Wander
YER avenue have been equipped and
operated by electricity. The Fourth
street and Maryland avenue line was
operated in connection with the other
lines named. The Front streot line
the expenses OF operating greatly re-
duced. 1t will be necessary in the
future to relay the track.
The Front street line has been ex-
tended to Hawley street, and as soon
as the grading permits will be extend.
ed to the city line. The Rising Sun
line was relaid with steel rails and
changed TO an electric line.
| The Riverview line was extended ia
ShelIpot So satisfactory was the
park operated by the company that
the land first leased has now been pur-
chased. The increased travel on the
line made 1t necessary to double track
from Tenth street to the Brandywlne
bridge. The Union Park Amusement
Company was induced to locate neal
the Front and Union depot and the
Eighth street line extended along
Union to that park.
The line out West Fourth street was
extended 30 that II can be run In con-
nection with the Riveryiew line, thus
connecting Shellpot and Union parks
and making park line.
The report recommended that some
attraction he placed near the upper
end OF the terminus at Brandywine
Park. for tho purpose OF attracting
people to that resort, and promised
that IL this is done line will be built
along DUPONT street to Fourth at
once.
The line has been extended over
Third street bridge to Eden Park. but
IL Is not advisable to run the line in
connection with any other until an
overhead bridge is built at the railroad
crossing at Fourth street, which will
be done In a short time.
The only remaining horse car line
on the entire system Is that running
from the p, W. & Is. station to Fourth
street wharf, and this will shortly be
changed to an electric line. II is also
the intention to extend the line from
Delaware avenue to Washington street
and over Washington street bridge t.
the Brandywine Park.
| luo pOW6I pant anu tdl uCtOuilnO
datione at Delaware avenue and Du
Pont street has been increased and {
number OF new cars added. A further
increase In the power plnnt will soon
be necessary. Relations with city
officials are pleasant.
Few serious accidents have occurred
during tho year. The electrical con
dition of the road has been much bet
tered recently by scientific use oil
machinery and materials already In
use.
In conclusion the president compli
ments the employees Of tho road FOL
the faithful and efficient manner that
they have performed their duties. and
sa, that the comments Of the presf
and public have been favorable.
An election was held for director
which resulted as follows:
Preston Lea, president; WILLARD
salisbury. yice-president; George w
Bush, W. W. Pusey, William Candy
Alexander J. Hart and Edward Bring
hurst, Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

Why is II that people in general are Sc
prone to disregard lossof strength, clear
iy perceptibe in bodily shrinkage, failure
OF appetite. broken rest? Incompetent
siblc. but true. Sheer carelessnes1. All
overwenning confidence in the power oil
nature TO recuprrate-thesea are sugges
tible reasons One of the most obserra,
bile signals OF danger thrown By distress
ed nature is waning strength An ELI.
cient tonic ia the best safeguard against
impending peril. Among the inyigorants
which modern science has developed and
experience approved is Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters. and II occupies the first
place. Digestion. renewed by this genia
stomachlc, corpensates for drain OF
vital force, and q regular action of the
bowels and tranquil condition. of the
nerves both insured by Its use. cooperate
in the complete restoration of viRor. Tho
Bitters remedies liver and kidney trouble
and malaria. .0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

Addison Commack, the big New
York bear, and his numerous friends
had another very good financial day
yesterday In the stock market. Tie
dividend paying stocks were knockeo
down from IA TOT per cent. right ant
left. General Electric. after dividend
was quoted of at 6sIt fell to 6lt+ al
which figure 1t closed. September
wheat was knocked off over one pei
cent, and in fact, almost financial
panic ruled In the stock exchange. Are
these the good times promised by oui
Democratic friendsp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

Somebody threw poison around In
the vicinity of Mr.. G. Washington
Dorsey's residence. No. 1903 West 10th
street, and his skye terrier is supposed
to have eaten some OF 1t. The dog be
came very sick on Monday morning
and Mr.. d. physlcked the animal und
worked with 1t the greater part OF the
day, but Notwithstanding all that was
given burial peiitting the race. Mr.
u. acting as grave digger, pail bearer
and CHIEF mourner 1t was very highly
priced by Mr.. Dorsey and his family
and he feels it's loss keenly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12
DIR. SIMMS
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Nice in every respect as a real Liver
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country. Depot COG King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12
- Tour 10 niagara Fails for $40.

- Tour 10 niagara Fails for SO.
On July 18th and Goth the first two
tours of the Niagara series will be ruI
under the auspices of the ever popular
personolly-conducted system OF tn,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Round trip tickets to this great natu
raj wonder may be had for go on ap
plication to the ticket agents of the
company. Tho Special" will leave
Philadelphia at q. H.. and Harrisburg
II 25 a. m. For specific rates and time
of trains from intermediate stations
apply to the agents. This exceedingly
low rats will enable many to take ad
vantage of the opportunity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT. EAST BOUND.

DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
Express Trains, ".. 3d. ~.
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PittsbuIE, IS AZ a. m; - 81 p. M. daily.
Chicago u u AIM %, 4 81, % 10 p. IN.
daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis IL l6 p. IN. and
20 10 p, IN. daily.
Singerly accommodation, 0e u. m; 8 05,
Landenberg accommodation, week days,
o. II 90 Il. M; sos aud 4op. m. sun,
1n sI 10 ,r a. " $3.50 ~ n" en-
nh'fNS i'''-e - "a "a u M o. a iotN
an r 90 New oih' week oays ~ Fso9'
] For PhiladeInbia week days bs5 6n
Il 40 -s O0. 80 33' sIi Sd a. m. y d $50 h
n m Sundoys 10 n m 10 ~ Nj a Il
y. IN.
For baltimore week daye. IS. G n
IS 90 al 35 a, m.;25S, q 5pp. IN. SUNDAY
i1 70 a. m, ;2b5. % 80 y. m.
For l,nndeniif tu and Way Stations week
DAYS, q So 10 50 u. m; 2b5 1901 m. sun,
days' 0 - a. m,;2b. ) 90 D. m.
Chicago and Pittsburg, IS 10 a. IN, daiIy
lcxcept Sunday: .Ip a. q SO n. IN, daily
| Cincinnati and ST. Louis, I'll 50 a. IN
daily eXgept Suuduy
a 49, I'm, AZ, mn, ,, -,
Len S Z In SI,if, n ~ I'M, NJ
! hSS H. . tn.GLa ~"
"lL'IiNpio N.
Week dayS s4Oa, eco. % Is. s 90
10 o. II y a; m; !: noon; y q. 200 30o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-12

The grading of the ncrth approach
of Washington street bridge will moi
be done for some time yet, those in
terested In the matter, the members
OF the Levy Court and Park Commits
sion, failing to confer in the matter
yesterday as was expected. Engineer
Comfy was the only representative o
the court present,
President Candy OF the Park Com
mission favors the opening OF a curry
ed road from the bridge to Washing
ton street, SO that the bridge may be
used while the boulevard is beinf
graded.
The Levy Court has made arrange
ments with the city to fill in the south
approach.