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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
enemies --Chesterhold.
"GRANDMA, WELL GO BURY Youp
DEAD.n


Tragedy NJ Grave.
To the Gazette.
Along the Rocky Mountain Range
The roar OF cannonade
Had died away and left a strange
Silence-full or sobs that made
GOODNESS run through every vein.
While the moon shone over the slain.
l family heard the curse and prayer
From bleeding lips OF men
Left wounded on the field, and where
Amid such nolse-and when
From lips that kissed in distant land
one must be TO hear, TO understand.
There stood cot beside a lane
Midway the battlefield.
One door shut out the snow and rain.
But God alone could shield
The lonely hut, In darkness held.
In which two aged people dwelled.
Since early years an aged man,
With his devoted wife.
Had dwelt IN peace. as lovers can,
Through every testing strife
That might befall their humble lot,
When the wolf was near the cot.
81 ask for help" some pleader said.
And then there came to me
Across the gloom with feeble tread,
a woman, old was she,
And through the shadows, gliding thick
1 saw her, leaning ON stick
I've come" she said. my fate to tell
That you might dig a grave
In which to lay the one who fell
Among the true and brave;
IT'S now l wish TO do what he
know would fain have done for me-"
Grandma, Wen go bury your dead"
Responded every heart,
Saddened by such a feeble shred
OF life. that soon would dart
Across the sea, where mansions bright
Are ever free from shades OF night.
We dug grave away from harm
Benath thr chr e-a vine;
And as she -aaa If..d Ger HIS form
There came, from Dixie's line,
\ oall that Pierced her saddened heart.
and there they sleep. never to part.
SAMUEL q. LEAkE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

The Birmingham Ags-Herald con.
tiNucs to deal telling hlovu upon the
head OF tina. strange anomoiy Of mod
ern days. tho Protection Democrat, !.
in recent ISSUE 1t says: The fac. IA
chat the iron an, coal operators having
toprned the homo m-rkct are already
mAfing shipments TO foreign markets
and " these shipments we're succesuf,n
Nnasr the lio,lhi<y law they viii be
~ ne more successful under the ,reor
t<os ptosisloas = sss ae4 Democraas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

II IS better TO fail among cows than
fiGtterers ,-Antisthenes.
Adveryity bcrrows it's sh1rpcst sting
from our impatence- Rp Horne.
A fool can no more sec his folly than
he can soc his ars-Thack1ray.
Nothing is more noble. nothing more
venerable than fidelity Cicero ct
Force rules the world-not opinion;
hut op'rion makes use " force. PAS
cal.
\ man OF Integrity will never listen
to any plea against conscience. Horne.
Follow light and do the right for
man can half control his doom.-Tenny-
son.
We know God easily, Il we do not
constrtin ourselves TO define him.
Joubert
The commons, faithful to their sys-
tenn, remain In a wise and mastery in
activity, -Mncltlntosh,
People seldom improve when they
have no other model than themselves to
copy after.--Goldsmlth
While the world lasts, the sun viii
gid the mountain tops before it shines
upon the plGin,-Ddlwer.
There II no Legitimacy en- earth hut
In government which Is the ahoice OF
the nation.-Joscph Bunep lrte.
The pleasures OF the palate deal with
us like the Egyptian thieves. who
strange those whom they embrace. TO-
Seneca.
Every fiction that has over laid
strong hold ON human belief is the
mistaken image of some great truth
Martineau.
\ passion for flowers is, I think, the
only one which long sickness leaves UNI
Touched with ifa Rhfl1fues la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

g, case .s',, where the ~, -'-c
FAMILY FAMILY has had r s,ead sl1,. =
sickness. or h.rs'ert NJ =. /
drought over reias,,ssA ,ta;. q
country, whom hehas... 'iss \. 1
o O,nSh WIN msini A. 'h an..e \
pioyes are gettlnr "'a Inai IN \
x .k 70 g in 10 hours ne. eaH nj. I.
there be SUFFERING ,wotk Va,
~, ~ 70 90 houses In ' ~,0,.e lo,ts 4 n
should I, families Of Y Y Vlle sj1,,, s
ing In a two-room az y. q III \
\ pullman is a faiIu,naa pas ben h.
many reasons. has ~ Puls-,
a longs to the map OF Alasrita !
CIVILIZED relic OF Eur - iLufost \ !
Pullman system uih1 ss s'rtt...sS /,
speech : bred servilIty Il, i1nisi .!
growth OF public opir Saa ds.ii,,,.
i In SO far us its l nsnma, a1a "a
system system is a menace 'I y ~. .ss,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Last year the government paid n
bounty OF ssS2,i7isi on beet sugar. CAL
:fornla received ss5S,7esS OF this
amount Nebraska slisSsi. and Utah
si7,si2 This represents Just so much
money taken out OF the pockets OF the
people and given TO a few individuals
and corporations and for which the
people at large received not one cent
OF henent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

The Republicans are making despor-
ate Efforts to defeat Congressman VIII
son IN the Second West Virginia dis
trict, In order that they may point to
his defeat NJ a Reputation by the peo-
pie OF his district OF the idea OF tarlm
reform as embodied In the Wilson bill.
The fac. that ex-Presllent Harrison
was called on TO visit the district and
make speech against MIR Wilson
shows how much In earnest they are
In the matter, II this battle is TO be
IL test case. the Democrats should ac-
oept tho challenge and make the tight
for all there is In 1t, Mir. Wilson la
bored long and zealousiy TO redeem the
tarin pledges Of the Chicago platform
and his brave and manly fight against
the enemies 81 tarin reform has not
only made him conspicuous figure In
tariff legislation. but has rndaared him
to the great masses OF the Democratic
party. lie should be returned to hls
seat in congress. not merely as q re-
ward for HIS faithful services to the
parry, hut that he may aid I'm the COM
pleuon OF the work OF ,ariff reform.
for which duty he " 40 we'll fitted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Optimistic Republicans dream vain
Dreams of a protectioniSt south, all he
causo three hundred men In Louisiana
met and adopted certain resolutions.
In tho oxuberanoe OF their Joy they
forget thorc arc about s6.ocO,ooO people
In tho south.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

The MasHaohusetts bureau OF stats
ties furnishes the information that
about all OF the ,i9s.5es7O raised by
Boston last winter for charity was ex-
pended In relieving the wants Of for
eisn born citizens or tho 7i6O people
who applied for aid. not 20 per cent
were citlxenR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
our CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION

The foreign trade OF the United
States for the four years subsequent
to the passage OF tho Mckinley tarlr
law exhibits some interesting figures.
The exports and imports OF merchsn-
disc for the four years and the ex-
cess OF exports and imports are given
In the following table (slx clpners
omitteJ)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

The ST. Louis Globe pemoerat In
speaking Of the south aays there Is
good reason to believe that such PEE
Rod of prosperity IA dawnInx for that
section as 1t has not known since the
war" This statement hardly agrees
with the same papers recent prophecy
that the now tariff law would result in
the ruin, not only OF the south. but the
entire country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
srArn nrMocnArlo rIckrr.

For Governor
HoN CHARLES 4. CuLBERsoN.
For C0ngresH--
non CHARLES X. BELL,
W Tarrant County.
Fur State Senator
HON W, J BAILEY.
of larant County
fr Il representatives.
". r. y. ANDREWS.
H. ~ j.. ROY.
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EAsTI.nN AGENrs.

This paper Is kept on nle and advcr.
tising rates may be ascortalned II. the
office OF the American Newspaper
Publishers Association. Temple Court.
New York or from ~ Eastern bust
ness oifcc, 4s Tribune building. New
York.
wcstern business office 6o9. "rhe
Rootory." Chicago H.
8 q Beckwlth, sole agent for foreign
advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

law. Alabama has shipped both iron
and coal across the water. There are
seductive markets to the south. TO the
east. to the west. to the north. It is
gratifying to know that while the out
put OF iron decreased in 1898. our ex-
ports OF the manufactured product
largely Increased. The market is Wild
cnlng. the world lies before us"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

We offer one Hundred p!s ", }
ward for any case OF caiaIln \ NJ
not be cured by Halls caEs .rn,,se q
+. ]. CHENEY & CO, ig sssr.
we. the undersigned. haye ~ a. ,
]. Cheney for the last - ~ g. = ii y
iieve him perfectly honoTao's. AN "a y
iness transactions and me. .s no
to carry out any obllsafi'''
their firm. ur.o,asals p'''
WEST & TRuAX, Who's
rlsts. Toledo. o. ulhip
WALDING. KINNAN ..S.,.s q
Wholesale Druggists w, ~
Halls Catarrh cure = y, Il, y.
nalIy. acting directly WY ~ ~
and mucous surfaces q OK s. Z
Testimoniais sent free ~ ~
ho,,Ie said by all Drugsku
pottle- SViu ~ 49, n ~
Surely they who d osou ...,sli' y
slors Of ornhan.' unjlisu., III ~ Z. 2
down nothing but fire m IVA ~
lies and shall broll n re-
Koran. ------ no
Be sure and use the 90 s' x 80
REMEDY. Mrs. Winsiv,Jl NJ 4
syrup- for children fee .,,,,s. tIli
ne ohild. softens the s5 i y n
remedy for diarrhosA'
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The trauelirr ngnntq ~ T's Gazette
are: w. II. ingalls, w II. Byrd.
Letters of autnociy art sven 10 all
other parties especially accredited TO
represent this paper
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DELIVERED ny CARRIER
The Daily Gazette except sunday
10 cents week, =.
! The Daily and Sunday Gazette 90
cents month.
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+ THE sEAiI.wEERLY GAZETTE.
one year dssued Tuesday and Fri
day.. 500
SIX months 30 cents
Three months. 20 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Silynr.

The exports ard imports 81 gold and
silver for the same four years were
as follows 100000 omitted;
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net us agents for Tho Gazette
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hotel.
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The Daily and Sunday Gazette one
year. 1900 -.
months. $3.50.
months, $500.
The Daily and Sunday Gazette, one
month, 75 cents. .soo
, The sunday Gazette. one year 800.
The Sunday Gazette. SIX months
800
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Entered at the postofiee at Fori
Worth. Tex. as second-ciass inA'
eater.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
with Three Exceptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

DR. Pascal Davis OF Keokuk, Iowa,
read paper at the recent health con-
gress held in pes Moines, in which he
stated his belief that cholera germs
arose alone from the decaying human
species and were traoeable In no in
stance to vegetable or animal matter
OF the brute creation. He supports this
theory by instancing several scourges
of cholera that followed wars, where
vast numbers OF the slain We're buried,
DIR. Davis is OF the opinion that the
only absolute preventive Of the scourge
Is the cremation OF dead bodies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

del caro entendimieito de la profunda 81
bduria dc aquel eminente yar6n que fut
nuestro hermano, que goza ahora de Ia
bienayenturanza eterna.
-Amen--contest6 la comunidad.
Como Ia lectura ha do durar algunos
meses, prooedamos con orden; leeremos III
volumen cada dia He aqui oil primero Sen
taos.
todos SO sentaron.
Y el padre prior asi6 un monumental info
lilo, y doblando la primera hoja ley6;
Obras Completes del Padre Carmelo dt
la orden del Carmen. -1omo primero. -
Capitulo primero Y anico. DE la catran0
fdcHfddd con que Sc engahon los hombres
FL resto del volumen, asf como los quinien
tos veinti els restantes, estabanen blanoo
Y los frailes, no pudiendo' tener la risa
salieron a desbandada dc la sala capitular
exclamando:
--lQu6 padre Carmelo!
N
~
Tai es el orgen, alterada por un metaplas
mo (sincopa), autorizado por el buen uso,
hasta reconocdo por Ia Real Academia Els
panola, de la voz CAMELO.
Mio Maria Fabrd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

Sa raal'z. 4 prec'os m6d'coa Il
'nu, blsjs complete do una familia,
oien por Totes . ION separadsn.ntt:
ire los varios relatamos los 81
,uu-it-
, silla-, 4 sillones y sofa para sala
vs'alor y un par do consolas.
piano Pleyel dc muy POGO uso
ION su taburete funda, eandslabros 8
|lsladores.
saibo mesa de conner. IL 81
las. sumbrsrera. I reloj de pared.
roperos, | para sefora = otro pa
"a caballero. tocador. q mesas Dc
roche.
arahs de cuatro lucss para gas
|auido 8 inGaidad de articulos como;
,,mas cunas para nihos, perchas
ha'ieros, sillas de mesa, meaitA Do
odrv Il e.. Todo en- .bastante buen
estado.
Para informes dirigirse q la casa
r TORO & ca. \
Gale d4l Com-rcios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02
/ Ell TESORO DEL TOCADORl
ALCOHOLADO
AL.COHOLADO

Preserva el rostro do mancha. y de arrugs
Uswdo COZ. friociopes para el reina, no tien
rlVai. ." .1r.r...
Para el baiio es un gran t6nico repsrador de
sistema muscular Las madis deben EN-
plsarlo en as ablucIones de sus hijos com
preservat,vc, e, mas ig6nico contra tods
esas enfeir.. ,.,ade. que ats gan q lot h'hos q
so tr tae,t;'f, sVE w., &.,34t,A .,
e. IN gran p',svNativo contrs las sfecc'
pes ~ SSrrt +-.
psr6.to -r Capital, Farmsria de GU
lern,.ty; Fu>t G, EN LA DE GADEA
Mayasitz c,, b,. dc B4s,ro, Mulet Tor q
etota, Sau Gelwan on la de Carlo, Arecibo e
l. d. rivers, Humacsoen la de Martinez, Fs
iardo et la do We've, Utuado en- Ia de Legrant
Lares en- la de Iturrino, San Sebastian en- la
9 Font de Arcelsy. Por mayor on Ia de
autor 81 Lcdo. don Luis A. Torregrosa, AeuS
dills, plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02
coMPANIA INFANTIL

Ell representante de esta compafiia y ems
cargado del abono en- esta ciudad, senior
Morel Campos, participa al pdblico que elf
abono de doce funciones que SO ha alberto,
SO cerrara Ell dia del proximo Octubre por
legar aquella algunos dias despu6s.
Tambien participa los sefiores abonados
que va Sc ha dado comienzo al cobro, 81
cual esta cargo de don Pedro Monserrat.
Ell debut" de la compafiia sera en- Ia
primera quincena del mes entrante con Ia
preciosa zarzuela lei Rey que rabi6", en- Ia
que rayan q gran altura los pequefos ar
tistas.
Siendo, pues, muy pocos los palcos que
quedan y siendo tambi6n muy grande el
embullo que hay para esta temporada, con-
yiene que el que quiera obtener alguno, 10
solicite con tempo, pues deinitiyamente
quedara ell abono cerrado en- aquella fe-
cha. //5 avs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

y 'Los ingenios de cana San Isidfo, San
Luis, In Fe y La Duquesa han sufrido
desperfectos de gran consideration. ~
Efingenio la Russia, propiedad de
Mt. Mtspsr, fuG inundade por el rio
f'7osa subicndo elagua hasta 81 piso Dc
los almacenes ,..'
Ahogaronse cuarenta cabezas dc "a.
nado.
Las snoticias que Sc han recibido del
pueblo de San Crist6bal, espantaE J con-
mueven.
Dicese que casi todas las casas de Ia
poblacion fueron derrnmbadas. La igle.
sia sin techumbre, destrozadas las puer.
tas y el campanario en- terra y la casa
parro9uial destruida por complete.
Ha naufragado la goleta Elisa pro.
piedad del sefor Cambiaso que sali6 del
puerto de Santo Domingo para Samand
el dia antes del temporal. Dicho bu.
que Sc perdio frente Yuma pereoiende
todo el pasajecy parte de la tripulaci6n
de la cual Sc salvsron cinco personas {
quienes auxili6 ell vapor americana asa
ginaw"
TambiGn naufragaron la goleta Lult
EceroN en- San Pedro de Macoris y Ia
Iharid del. Rosario cerca de Bani.
Ep{logo:
Fl cicl6n de San Mateo" ha devss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

En- los periodicos de Cuba Sc registra con
frases de duelo la muerte de nuestro respe-
table amigo don Jesus Calvo Romeral, Fis-
cal que fliG de la Audiencia de Ponce, y
Juez de Ia. lnstancia en- la Habana,. al ocu-
rrr su fallecimiento.
Para los que conoceron a don Jesus Calvo
y pudieron aprecar sus grandes condiciones
como magistrate como caballero, esta no
ticia es verdaderamente luctuosa.
Nosotros, que supimos estimar aquel ca.
racter aquella nteligencia, deploramos ell
fin premature de un hombre que valia tan
to por su carisimo talento como por su pro-
bidad indiscutible.
Funcionarios asi querriamos siempre en-
la administration de la colonia: porque on
elias Sc refeja bien el espiritu ell modo de
ser de nuestra raza latina, con sus mas no,
bles rasgos: la hidalguia y la caballerosidad.
Nuestro p6same al d. ctor RAM de la Ru.
bin, director del balneario de Coamo, y a 81
dstinguida esposa hermana politica del
ilustrc jurisconsulto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

Los vecinos de la calle del Comercio no,
suplican llamemos la atenc6n de quien co
rresponda sobre los bales de bomba que des
de Ia una de la tarde hasta la siete do la no
che, organizan todos los lomingos varias
gentes del pueblo, en- una casa que esta 81
tuada irente 4 la hcrreria de don Odon Flo
rensan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

tado gran parte de la capital de Santc
Domingo.
Ha sido upo de los sueesos que dejan
honda & imborrable huella.
iQue una hermosa puesta del sol su
ceda en- Ia simpatica Quisqueya al ira
gico despertar de ese dia nefasto y iris
tisimo!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

Por los agrioultoesi Jose Vidal ,Ramos.
Valentin Montes, Gregorio Bracero, Manuel
Quihones, Santiago Cepeda, Manuel Claudio,
Alexandra Pavon, Jose Otcro Luis Negr6n,
Manuel Avil6s, Jose Francisco Colazo.
Seiembre de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02
La Panza es un epigrafe do sctualidad.
r'Neremos lorqus resulta. #.

~ N-~v .~"'-~N" A. IN
De muohos pueblos nos escriben amigos
nuestros que SO disponen venir, tan pronto
como llegue la compahia do Vico, esta
ciudad.
Habra, pues una gran concurrencia do
forasteros on esos dias de temporada teatral
SO encuentra en- Ponce, de paso para Ma
yiagdez, nuestro buen amigo don Lucas ANA
deo, dlstlnguido economista y hacendado dc
cafe on grande escala.
Entire los varios sintomas que denuncan
on el cuerpo humane la existencia de las lom-
brices, citanse, como segllros,, en- los .nifos
particularmente, la durcza tirantez del
vientre, sobresaltos durante 81 suefio, ape.
tito variable, etc6tera.
Para ESQ es remedio efcaz el Vermffugo
Gadea.
Vease el anuncio. 39t MH4 ,
En- la ealle de Ia Luna vivo un epl6ptico
llamado Pablo Diaz, que con frecuencia su-
fre accesos do locura muy fuertes, lanzando-
Sc d la calle y acometiendo pedradas los
tlduoCuiltCc.
Aver promovi6 uno de esos escandalos
que puso en- conmoci6n todo el vecindario.
A duras penas pudieron los guardias ayu-
dados por un hermano del Pablo, sugetar 4
este y conducirle al dep6sito del Ayunta-
miento, donde fue encerrado.
Pero sea que la puerta no estuviese segura
sea por otra causa cualquiera, les 10 oierto
que 81 loco 80 escape de Ia bartolina en- que
sstaba detenido, se lanz6 q la ealle promo
viendo otro escandalo.
Como este viene ocurriendo desde ha-
CO mucho tempo, carisa de no haber aqui
manicomio dOnde encerrarle creemos que el
Alcalde. deberia adoptar alguna resoluoi6n
para evitar que un loco de tai naturaleza
pueda lanzarse Ia calle y atropellar los
transeuntes, pues cualquier dia puede ocu-
rrir una desgracia lamentable.
Y la autoridad esta en- el deber de pree-
yerla y eyitarla -s.--s-''-7f'T '''spss
Hoy ha circulado On esta cildad 81 pro-
grama conteniendo el Elenco y repertoire A.
la gran compaffa infantil que llegar4 ii
Ponce On la primera quincena de este mes.
| Componen la compahfa, aparte dol cuA-
pro de actores rnayores, 40 nlfioS de ambos
sexos, y on el repertoire fguran todas las
zarzuelas ultlmamcnte estrenadas en- Madrid.
| Nos aguardA, pues, una buena temporada
teatral Los precios de las localidades son
los siguientes
Por abono:-Palcos altos y bajos 460.-
Idem l, 2, II y IL $48, -Tornavoz $4S.--
Luneta con entrada SIS.
| Por funci6n:-Palcos altos y bajos So
Idem ndmero /, 2, 17y1s$5 -Entrada con
luneta $3.50. Entrada general IS centa-
vos. -Tornavoces 10. .--Ninos, paraiso J tro-
pa 25 oentavos. [
Sc ha extraviado una pulsera ae orc, con
| adorno de perlas y rubies, perteneciente 4
una nina de esta ciudad.
+ Sc desea recuperarla Sc grati6cara bien
al que presente en- esta redacci6n esa joya,
que desapareci6 en- el trayecto do la Plaza
principal comprendido entire las GALES Villa
Isabel.
No hay remedio tan eficaz para eombatir
la anemia J la clorosis y otras enfermeda-
des como Ia 'Soluci6n Vital" del Icdo Ga
dea s 5:sgsf e
| V6ase, anuncio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

Hemos tenido una satisfaction volviendo
d yer en- Ponce 4 nuestro joven amigo don
Enrique Lee, que reside en- Ia Carolina des-
de hace algdn tempo, que ha llegado hoy
4 bordo del Saturnina
Le saudamos carihosamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

La Uni6n OJrera, de Vega baja, celebra-
r. un bailo en- sus saones, ell dia 7 del ac-
tual.
Para ESQ acto sc srve remitirnos la direc-
tiva atenta invitaci6n, que agradecemos
vivamente.
La misma sociedad Sc propone ofrecer al
pdblco una retreta, repartir limosnas a
los pobres.
La filantropia y el placer, unidos on bello
consorcio, hacen que parezcan todavia mas
smpaticos los obreros de Vega baja.
Nuestra cordial enhorabuena.
Mafiana publicaremos el complemento al
articulo Una soluci6n prdctica, que vi6 la
luz aver.
Hace falta expicar 81 medic de llevar a
cabo la operacion que el seior *** aconseja,
y de garantirla contra todo tenor dc fraude
de concerto.
A intancias del comerciante don Ramon
Cardenas Diaz, Sc trata de instalar en- Yau-
co un ceutro de detallistas, que Sc dedique a
la defensa de los intereses de su gremio
Ell agresor fue. denunciado.
Juan NJ Colon fue inducido al Dep6sito
Municipal por haber pormovido un escan-
dalo en- la calle de Atocha.
Domingo Echevarria y Cruz Pacheco, pro-
moveron aver una riha de Ia DUAL sai6 he
rida la Pacheco.
Por atroprello 4 Ulpiano Camacho fue de-
nunciado Nicolas Arce.
Mailana Sc celobraran On Ia Audiencia de
esta ciudad los juicios orales de las causas
seguidas contra Gnmersindo Rodriguez por
hurto contra Bernardo Silva Garcia por
hurto contra Francisco Royira por rapto.
| Llevaran la defensa do los procesados res
pectivamente los abogados Srs. Ramery, Guz-
man Diaz Navarro
| FL sehor Calyo Romeral, que hace POGO
falleci6 en- la Habana, fu6, segin Sc nos di-
ce, secretario del sehor don Etanisao Fl
gueras, primer presidente de la rep1blica
espafloa
Y 10 fu6 durante la gran epoca revolucio-
maria en- que era precise disponer de un CO.
raz6n entero y de una exceptional energia
para la alucha.
Ha aparecido en- la Capital IN nueyo pc
riodico que SO titula la Patria.
Lo dirije nuestro antique compafero el
senior Arnau lgaravidez.
Y empeza por defender al Gobernador,
la casa Ezqulaga y al senior Bolivar
Deseamos que prospere.
A Es probable que comiense pronto yer Ia
L., -. laI Il rnri6dinn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-02

Ha fallecido Ell la Capital ell sel>r don
Candido Cobian, antique comerciantc y r"o-
pietario de Bayamon, donde gozaba de ye-
morales sinpatias.