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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
como en Ia otra magma
So requiere m1cha Il ma;
pero Ell cuestiones de opoy0
squien no conoce ell sistema
de don Goyo2

Mnri6 FL eSpartero en- las astas De
un toro despues que Glen mil perso
mas deshIsron freate la casa del in
tr6pido mataor, lgaien propone en- a
Congre~o que So supriman las plazas J
Sc abuelan ias corri3as
III aSno nsuerto 5a cebada al ra5o, dice
un refrain.
Al diestro destripado la ley a la co
letu
Al fin, :; . ACADIA De un;. vez l.. f~<
ia nac.ora, debe dnclara,se Fl rspar
te,o m3rtir de- d p.,tria
Po.que solo al deiara 81 pueblo 4.
ertu<iasmarse con IN par 5ueHoS al
cuar1so con III sa5to dc IL gurra cha
\ 800 al r-ctsfearan las nac,on-.
extra ageras el concepto que. e>tud,au-
do nuestras co-5umbres formen d
nnestra cultura.
p. 70 c8
$. "a camaras votsr una ley atenta
totia 4 Ia taorom.- ania los taur6f
los II Qun va 4 ar7narSo ~ IA Puert-
del sol y en- IL calie de sForida blanca
donde - elevs ei palacio legislative
No hay que pensar en- 60.
A1i1 A1NLf67tl7 SJlIG. u II Y llLSt sO% HI
go los Torrij -, los Prim lo~ To
pete.
Los Gueyrita y los Mazantini no COZ
cluyen.
Hay usha saagre toyera;
auo parec4 uaa gran cosa
's!canzar muerfe g'oriosa
en- los cuerpss de la fra.
Tn auuestro querido colega FL Noti
ciryo cpcontramos estas deelaraciones
que Sc atribuyan al senor don Rafa6
Malia de L4bra
Y a doode piensan lIog4,
los autonomistas cabanos /? 81 hoy
no tianen "a quiea los represente en- l.
m et1 6poli, porqne lo- republicanos,
cansados tamblan de tendeneias ta,
egoi1ts- como i ias'i6cada< IL una c.
mun.on que M = monarq1ica pi tam
POGO >e a'rtve ser republican, mira,
con indifsrene'a. por 10 decir coz
d 5sden. "a c"usa a~fz ambi qua l. lo.
Los an'oromistas cubaaa- ri.4ssn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
iFuerza s.! Fuerza !!

t9omo Sc adquier> Pues senciIlamepte,
proFando Il rico, comfortable Y eetomscal
VINO d. Jerez que cosecha e senor don Joa-
qnin Ferraro Lopez que sin -puta algnna,
= el mtj'r qn@ Sc importa de Ia terra de
Maria Santicima
Pues h'en, tan jugaso nectar sc halIa de
ven,s 80 otvs. bor4lla en- los establecimien-
tos de don Jaime Pages, Pueblo Playa
3"nde Sc venden tanb.en los iDolvida ahes
sibOney. IL I5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

ne iuriSconsulto don Jose Maria
Galvez, jefe de los autonomistas
cubanos.
Ahora prueban las dulzuras de Ia
oposici0n, y saben cue gusto tienen
los de>a aires del poder, = muerden
rabiosos Ell duro freno con que IN
mllltar de caracter humilla su en-
greimlento Y su soberbia, demos
trandoles que hay otros hombres
capaces de dar al Gobierno los mis-
mos diputados que les diera, en- mas
trlstes, dia, Ia Union unconstitutional De
ese modo aprenderan que no son
ellos los 6nicos nj los mejores, y
que 81 un plan De reformas les en-
cUentra en- actitud de reto, me-
dlos hay para domarles, reduci6n-
doIes q impotencia vergonzosa en-
los comicios, sin el amparo de los
votos Y los prestigios ofciales, que
en- Espana inclinan siempre la ba-
ianza del lado de los que reparten
prebendas Y mercedes.
Fijense en- esos ejemplos de Gu
ba los que aqnf Sc huelgan de repe
tir que es in1til toda tactica, que
no da frutos ninguna estrategia Y
que iamas los estadistas espanoles
nos psrmitiran infuir en- los de>ti-
nos del terruno Cuba Sc encuen-
ira en- peore~ circunstancias, con ell
recuerdo de sus hecatombes, con
~us campos ensangrentados por Ia
guerra. con-Sus -diarlas tentatlyas
lie motin y sin embargo q Cuba
ST la considera, oyendo a sus pro
ceres, permiti6ndoles echar su in
fujo en- las tareas de la admins
TRACTION Y tributaudoles continues y
elocuentes homenajes de cauino J
dc respeto.
~ que hacen los autonomistas de
Cuba? Pues lim1tanse a prestar su
ayuda a las corrientes favorables al
Gobiernoj d robustecer con sus su-
fragiOs una tendencia que naci6 del
propio integrismo; q demostrar sus
>impat1as hacia un gobefnador que
alcanza grapde y robusta popula-
ridad. Y para ESQ nuestros Co
| rreIglouarios nj renuncian a su
credO, III abdican su ideal, nj arrian
su bandera, nj caen en- ninguna cla-
So de rebajamientos- Antes bien
conservan incolume su altivez le-
5endaria Y van al palacio, 81; pero
~an con Ia frente erguida y con Ia
couclencia dc que, en- tanto que ALI
>e les haIaga, fuera de ali no Sc
ofende Y Sc humilIa Y Sc veja q sus
hermanos humiIdes indefensos.
Probado queda que los partidos
iemocraticos de Espana pueden
of ecer,y ofreceu,su apoyo alos par
tIdos democraticos de las coIonias,
cuaudo encuentran la reciprocidad
que es justo, que es leg1timo, que
IS indispensable exi cir Y nos
otros estamos seguros de que, t iun-
fautes las reformas del senor Mau-
ia, el autonomismo cubano no va
Vacilar1a un punto Ell dar su adhe-
sion sincera y vigorosa a. un gabi-
uete que enVlase q esto8 cimas go
bernadores a la aItura del general
Calleja, con 6rdenes de faciitar el
acceso de los naturales del pals 4
los empleos y a los cargos que Ell
pals so>tiene y retribuye con tan
ta larguoza.
NJ Ca oIvida,, loo a1ap,YIo, 10
Cuba no Sc divide que en- SaDtia-
20, en- Colon, en- C,rdenas, en- la
Habana, el marques de Apeztegufa
y sus satellites SO ven preteridos );
elIos, que aco>tumbran preterir a
>us contrIncantes, mirandoles con
el desd6n supreme que solo cuadra
a los C6sares, seguros de su i"con-
trastable fuerza Fin los coDfictos /
presentes Sc achican, Sc retuercen
calumnian, ,rabian,y ynoles queda otro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

peninsular que el inter6s de regionalis
ia cubano
l., idea de sus compromises con
Salmeron p-.ede mas en- su cerebro que
"a idea de sus compromises con las An
tillas
iQoe lastima para el Sr. Labra!
MARIANO ARKiL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
DOTARTA DE LEON

P0ngo en- conocimient0 del pablico en- gent
raj de ma cIienteia particularmente, q,te dc,
b,endo ausentarme por alglts tempo para Ea-
ropf, ,ha e,ltrodo nti Notarfq deyde L del oc
ttsat como Jefe Director del personal q trabqjos
Don R. UIpiano Colon y Ferrer,
fernando parte de csc personal don JOSE 4
Boscara - Ponce Mayo de 1894.
AFAEL LEOHI-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
NOTICIAS UNIVERSALES
iiAs1 seal!


nor more+ :, 60 ranreean+so o+e en- Wss-
b;aa+on ee5o~ mnr,ora g bon ornzo
~ taI...aa d, !. LID;
t,o;6,, - H. - i ~, b
C,-h,
D;oe, IA v;ana o,aee h descnb;erto
aaaaa;-,a;6. paI.-aaa ct.:
an1,e y nart;do asIau86lo dasooa+ea.o
T., i -. ;ota.,,ano,6, A., 800 NJ;
laoo en- II ncIftica de ce,v;a
ofgun nohoias DC Buenos ares 9
a''l''Tah'e oFaSiiefo oai1ahna o7 u rama
pSs's's'F gu 81 '9soi'o'"" os az as
'''''- 9 -~'S''
Los fePfesenfantes Paflam enta'ios oe
aponen rn absolute. que s. supriman
los derechos sobce los vinos espanoles
Seg1n los despachos mas recientes de
Paris, las invalid 1des de los candidates
4 la presidencia del G4binete dificultan
Ia constitution del nueVO MfnISteTtO.
Seo1n desoachos de Bruselas. el rev
de los belgas. Leopoldo. en- 81 caracter
De sob7rano de estado libre del Congo.
ha cedido a Ingiaterra pate de la re
Con motivo del golpe de mano dado
por el rey Alexandra de Servia y los
sucesos posteriores, ell principe Kara
georvitch ha escrito una carta al Figaro
lie Paris, en la cual decIara que mantle
Dicen de Palermo que el diPutado
>ociaiista tellce habio en- detcnSa pre-
consejo dc guerra que 10 juzga por 81
participation en- las insurrecoiones d.
los camPeSinos sic'lianos.
Los otssi'aos2s ',e y st'ln anDh0l4h qu7
q oo'SeJ : 6'ie'i' 17i ''hPS''o - ''''
n o.,bierno esoai7oI en- renrrsalias
ha determinado anlisar Ia +ar,fa m4xin,a
& las inoortaciones atemaras
Seg1n as tiltinas noticias de B=gra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

llegar pura Y simplemente al gobierno
de Cuba IA autonomia practice
tangible; = des'deratt4o, De sodo~ los que
saben ent1r lo~ azotes que propinsn a la
patria sus opresores al ideal de los
que ven con dolor con verguaGza que
= pres cinda de los hijos del p.is J que
a. mas atlas po-ici"u4s y la mas ba-
ie@ tamb6n, est6n ooppadas por 81 ad
versarIo
Ahi Hegarda los autonomistas cuba
nos. que han sab do romper tutelas.
marchar sin andalor-s, pensar por 81
propios prooeder como cuadra los
lntereses, 4 las conveuiencias. la
iignidad de su terra
Nj mouarquicos nj repubicanos
Cubanos, cubanos ) siempre en-
banos
No gustara en- Adult
la habiidad sobsrana
pero gustara en- la Hab4na
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
eHfeas cSOaa :!

Sc venden IN Adinutas frcas de csfe,
d. de do-c1erta- Gu I'd cada ma II, a
IL ocbocisuta- tod-s M c-~ca de- pnehto
c I. rr-Do- n'uy Isro4 Y colrdan as tres
con rios cauGaIosos. Ignlmente otras VI
ria4 css peqneh hae T4mben un burro
padre. d. col r negro, cinco amos a. clad,
procedrnt- n Portug-l. seis media Guar
ta- cpy-s ea3 hurro So desaan real gar
p"t t-n-r q"- suseutar-e 50 dueno por fnlta
"a salnd Para II fornea dirigirse 9on
Ftauciscc Giraldes Adjuntas. Ala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
4 OlESTRO Y SlNIESTRO

Utnadc -es decir. los integristas d.
Utuado -nrmbran sus repr resentante>
ou la magma
Y entire e!los no fguran Rozss, Sn
reda n Mayol
Dicese que ali la disidencia carece
de condiciones
Y que la arroyan Y Ia anulau los or
todoxos de dou Ensebio, e. caciqna De
Jayuya
S por ehi asoma e. aosenesnto, M
lo,uns
Ell ooho de JUNO no hsbra en- 81 ca
sino espanol qulen refuerca con voto-
"a teo,fas de LsdeSma y M-ndzabal.
Va g acerca Il desenlace.
EI viernes 80 inaugura ese concIi0 en
que don Joaquin Pena oficiara de Pom
tf6ce.
Cangrejos tiene IA mayoris
Hay pueblo que manda 4 Ia jun.
doce dsiegados
Hay eiudad que mauda d ez J seis.
7 ante ell n1mero abru naaor de sus
contendientes. possible e que ca''oa CO
mo muertos los que han ofr4cido q
pals IN nvance radical en- sn programa
To lavia puad- ser QUO ion @ -,gnrio
el de Arecibo, preelane 4 don P.h .
el de Santurce, i-fe absolute y vita
licio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

Comunican de Madrid que Sc est@n
hacienda en- S-vill4 gran les prepafati
vos para el entierro del diestro torero
E espartero. muerto por un toro en- la
.orrida del domingo.
Comunican de Bruselas que Sc h
celebrado en- esa capital el matrimonio
de Ia princesa Josefua. Fjs segunda del
conde de Fiandes sob ina del rey
Leopoldo. con ell principe Carlos Anto
Mo de Hohenzollern hiio q LeoPoldo
principe de H ehenzoilern.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
Sc VENDE

Tn hermoso ropero de caoba en-
pei feeto estado de conservation.
En- esta redacci6n informaran
I'M d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

Ell ministro de EStado de Espaha. Sc
nor Moret, su representante en- Was
hington. senior Murua "a, Sc han cruza-
do telegramas en- que Sc trata de la agi
taci6n que Sc dice rsina en- Ia isla de
Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

No gustara en- Adult
la habiidad sobsrana
pero gustara en- la Hab4n
Lo, de Cuba. son asl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

Dioen de Viena que Sc ha descubiertc
una consPiraci6n en- Belgrade. Sc atri
huge al partido eslavoflo, descontentc
de Ia nucva intervention del ex-rey Mi
lano en- Ia pclftica de Servia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

Srgdn noticias de Buenos Aires. q
almjrante brasilero Saltanha d. Gama
persiste en- su resolution de nc trasla-
darse d Lisboa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

En- auuestro querido colega FL Mott
cicro cncontramos estas declaraciones -
que Sc atribuyen al senor don Rafa6.
Maria de Lsbra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

match race between Dom no and
Hurry oil Navarro has btsn arranged
Ihesn two rivals for tho honor OF the
.i.year. Old championship will meet at
tho ttrave5snd track saturday Inc
race ID to be- Il mite and iuIloEg, ench
to AIRY ~! pounds he association
aauE4 up purse OF S14lu for the ron-
test. with the stipulation OF good
day and track,
1vIer serIl'd to have an off day yes
eftlay al Springfield. rs ia hHisnsd o.
htHi ordinary llinrs two races.
Joe Eutler aud lidb6lss lnvls will
meet II. Philadelphia oil Saturday
night.
Edward Lloyd, OF tho Sioux city
Club met 'lntaon' Davies and jack.
son yesterday at Chicago and nero il
what WAS said about signing the Cor.
lett paparp
q Will light for your aarse ana Side
let Of SlO. Jrn. he sad. ont the Night
viii hnye tU come oil within three
months"
fihlt'a the idea exactly. said Davies
MI. ont Ell IL on tile .'tpB6 how and
VIZ don't intend to advertise INN uiili
3 next May or June This a-rcpmoHl
, Is for tho light to t.ko tlurs be
i. tween May - aud June ID Now, yOu
people name your place aud mlNt
, the tlHe within the next thrao mouth,
aud Jackson Will sign,
Judge nepUe In opening the Essc
, Comfy toult at Newark, n j., III
=taaslay charge tie grand Jury In re
gard 10 the Corn0tt-C oultncy hight il
the Edison Ia oralury at orange.
no Judge -ald the grand Jury shout
carefully look into tho case, aud |
they found the published reports Il
tiie news papers 10 lie tr4e tho two me
+, were liable to lndictIaeut on til
elin:Ee oil prize lighting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
FIFTH EDITION,


Oillcer Mclaughlin was somewha
surprised shortly after 10 o'clock Iayf
night TO soc eolored inBn In his barn
feet on the street at Fifth and Chufel
slreets. Soon afterwards he was en- I
cd TO S0T lust Fifth street and fouts
tHat tro had gained considerable
Roadway. The house is ira me bull 1
ing and Is occupied 10y Edward True.y
and wife and another culorsd womuh
1t seems that Trusty aud his VII
had some difference during the even
lug The door was ono OF the Oh
time ones with glass In the sllas. III
glass had been knocked out anu
quantity OF paper and oilcloth place
therein and SGT on lire. His wife wa
aslee D In bed at the time the fire lie NJ
legged To have been started by TrusES
IL Is alleged also by u woman livii,
next door that she saw Trusty strIs
two matches and set lire TO tho papei
Trusty WIS arrested by Oillcer "a
Laughiin and In the Municipal Cous
this morning he asked for postpo'
ment OF hearing OF the case until Y
morrow morning. The case ie cala
tai ono, and therefore is serious oni
Irusty has engaged the services
Arthur w. Spruance. n young lawys
who was admitted to the bar on MoA
day last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
-~N~
IllEII.

hETHFR1ON-I this city on the 10th
inst. Ear lukrns, infant sou OF james
II. mud Matte r. l!ethciton aged snscn
months aud "en'y -Dnt day.
Relatives pnu ir Gods of tile family are
hereby respectfully invited tuntteud the
funeral from the resideurn OF his Rrrnts
1. Gu heas, corner al GIostnut ami Van
limcn s.teHts. on wedUe,lny at, ern lon
at thIet uc ock. Scrvi, cs at the house.
"uur First IN heaven"
'HOLLOWAf-Dns sept 18th. 1894. Addip
uitn of Ldillis Holloway, aged - years
Relatives aud Fl lends aru Invited to NJ
end her funeral from the o ,idence OF
her husband, No. 10! 81 Qua street, o.
Thursday afternoon ~ : u'ClOck Inter
mcnt ut W. Il Il tcmetc'y.
Gone to meet her litle one".'
DAVIDSON On September sth, lsa4
Fannie, wife OF g. 4. davidson, No
1879 West Fttih s'rrCt.agr - years.
Relatives uhd friends uro Invite to Ut
tend tho funeral ON he residence Ol
her mother ~ Smvrui. Del. on THURS iES
Afternoon SO'tioGk. Int, rmcnt al OF :
.rUlOws Cemetery.
POWERS On september NH ls9i MARY
a, wife OF Edward J. Powers. in hel
lOth year.
NrIaiives and friends are respecttury
lmyi edto attend the fuEcra from :hi
Residence OF her brother. o,"ph hut
bard No. SIt West second suct't. on Fri.
lny morning AT q q e pcli. High Mass a
81. Paul5 IL. L. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12


Miss Anna Vining OF New Gaelic ID
che guest OF her sister, Mrs Casperson
cohn Beatty Of Wilmington has re
turned home after visit to friends
hero.
Mrs. ]. G. smith is entertaining hei
slater, Miss LIZZIE Harrington, Of
Madison. Md.
Miss Belle Haynes has returned
home after prolonged visit to Wood
land Beach.
Had 1t not been for tho Hoss Com
the loss to property owners wou,t
have been considerable when the Old
dryer was destroyed by fire. The
building had not been used for years
and 1t is supposed that tramps set the
place on fire.
The loss has been placed OF 90, 900 on
which there Is an insurance Of 81 500,
The fire was discovered at . o'clock In
the morning by Or. Cobb who wae
making professional call.
The Clayton Hose Company will
hold au Important meeting this even
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
TOMORROW.

Hopeful youth, with rosy face,
Struggling in the mortal race,
Mover worried, never tired
Ever by the thought Inspired
That for every pain We borrow
Comes redemption IN the morrow;
Sacrificing strength and soul,
Striving, striving for the goal
Fhat awaits the life tomorrow
6purning flowers OF today
For the blossoms rich array
OF tomorrow, of tomorrow.
Listless age. with withered face.
Drifting In the mortal race, -
Worn and helpless, lone and weary.
Gazing through the shadows dreary
or the long, long night Of sorrow
For the sunrise of the morrow;
Drifting, drifting to the sea
OF eternal mystery,
While the world repeats Tomorrow.
Thus II speeds the soul from strife;
Thus 1t greets the newborn life.
With Tomorrow" aye, tomorrow.
Clifford Howard,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The schools IF the city show a fall
ing oil Ia attendance and at the pri
sent time thers are about 1900 vaetn
seats. i here are about 80 children VIII,
cannot get in school No. Ii applying
thore ior seats. Iherc uro, however. 4
vacant souts In No. 10 to which son.
OF the chl.drnn might go. Tiers are ..
cnsidrrn arp yiug ut No 2Hnd Ia al No
. who cannot get into tho school q
all tho other PRIMARY schools Tor whit.
puplis there are vacancies School No
rs there are about 90 colnfrd applicants
In tho other cuiored schools tnero are
100 vacancies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Amos G. Brinton and wm. Springer,
of this city, spent yesterday on the
battle fields at Chadd's Ford. MIR. Brin.
ton. who is we'll versed on the move
ments of the American and British
forces on that occasion, took his
friend over the routes OF the armies
and pointed out the exact spot where
General Lafayette was wounded.
They visited the home of the late Gid.
con Gilpin. whose residence In lf77
was the headquarters OF Lafayette, and
all the other places Of historical inter.
est
Mr.. Brinton, who Ia now In his 74th
year, says he distinctly remembers the
visit OF Lafayette to this country In
1924. Mr.. BTintOn has now In his pos.
session the arm chair which Lafayette
used while quartered iu the Gilpln
House. whlch Is still standing. His
knowledge OF the battlefield aud the
movement Of the armies is very inter
estlnR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Last evening Officer Raston arres,
eli Signor Joseph MeHzl. m Italian
Tor carrying coGUenied deadii
weapon. The officer was STANDING
between Fifth and sixth. on Scot
street, when three sons OF sum
Italy CaIno along uuiur tho iniluonu
of the grape JUICE. Signor fired a shc
from n revolver and whan the ollIcs
ran TO the scone hs throw it Nwav
Ralstun handed his man over e
Officer Quinn AMI secured the revolt
var. Med was held In $500 pail b,
Judge Emmons this morning for til
upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Those were the ruling prIces OF ys9.
etaulrs IN the King street market THU
IN orning: Corn, !. cents dozen; to-.
matoes, 70 cents basket; cabbage
, cents II head; lima beans. 10 cents 1
qunri; onions. 10 cents quarter peck.
potatoes, - cents a hull peck; string
beams. II cnnts u half peck; beets &
cents; radisE 8 ! cents. Butter sold
Tor Is anu - ,a,nts pound. Eggs
sold log ~ cents dozen. In :he fruit
market grape appies and pears were
Plentiful. Melons and cHntnloupaa
arc becoming scarce. Inc market 2Si
we'll putrOutZed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

William Mote, who has been ON,
ploycd ~ the ollire Of tho New NotR
World Ioi the past six years 10 visit.
Ing friends in tins city Wien he
first entered tAut Dlltce lSU men were
employed, but 10 tspo. setting ma.
eanes urn now belug used and tie
nuInUer .: men ia reduced to 20. lie
change 10 an mpprlunt one, hut reyU,
lusions in business 20 on. and thsre Is
DO PREDICTING what changes may be
eflec3Cd uy tho Whnlgig OF tlme AMI
Inventive Krnius Of tie age. Alr
hoto Will return Q bis las,. ia o few
DIVA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

As the accommodation train fror
Phlldd lphla On tho r., W. 4 Is raili
road was coming to our city yesterday
afternoon the engineer eapied boz
about II or ii yelrs OF age carrying v
bHsket on his arm walking In the mid
die If the track near Land lth station
lie blew the wHl1tto winch only sseuI.
ed to startlo the boy who Apparently
was hewlldered AID looked arounu
The air brakes were applied and tbs
train slowed up AS the boy realizing llii
danger got off Of tho ,raoN. II the ensi,
nel had not beon wnLchful 1t Ia q
luHs ion but what that boy would
have boon run over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The attention Of the Royal Society Of
Great Brit in has been directed TO the
Cltru-chrmcll Effects on maEurti2ing
iron, the experiments being as follows;
From Ions, tiA.iy polished rod two steel
bnr- wrrc cut nhiAcrntly, 5" that they were
practically alike in general composition
and structure. These hars were both
W. ghcd ant hcn Immersed in equal quan
ti,tcs of culr.e cnloIidc solution, ono OF
them having previously bCcn maRnetized
After certain timt--t to - hours--thcy
were tatGn out ui tine solution. freed from
deposited cpp"yr and carhonaceeus mat
ter, then dried and again weighed. the n
suit hrtng thlt in cv, ry east the imagine,
led bar had Ia lnor" in weight than the
ununEn@.iHei har--tlat II. an average vi
somr experiments -huwrA an increase OF
curru ion inth"sl'"l due 10 mnau.iir IN
iiucnrr, Uf .'Tmt per cont, under tt,, CON
ditiJns ot penn gt--EeW Io5 /. ,,Hn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Tho RTrrlHIcAS is III receipt Of very
and do, criptivG llttlo book
entitled The Newer Northwest" com
pulled by John NJ. White. MI. Whites
picture occupies the front page and
Judging from his looks he Ia well alba
TO get up an Interesting and in.
I4tructive book on the great North
west IL contains description OF tha
health resorts aud mining camps oil
tho Black Hills OF South Dakota and
big Horn mountains in Wyoming.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Jane, tho most lauLhrhla comedy
now being presented to the puh.tg, win
bs given at the nriru DpDTa House OH
Friday evening b! un excellent cas-,
The cumu"n.s ua tie uuH4! !umefui!uH
Of fun have alWu5 > been very favorable
To its success.
iluyts culu1dy. The leEns steer >
MILF ts presented AZ The t1IaGd Opera
compuny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The following deaths were recorded
at the board Of health to-day.
Holloway, Addle Ellen HoIlo way
aged 50 years, at l02 Stroud street
September II.
Thompson, September II at STA Fast
Fifth street. Rebecca Thompson ageC
90 yeurs.
Powers, at s32 West Second stree
September IL aged 20 years. MARI
Powers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Chancellor woleott on Monday will
hear argument on All injunction suit
OF Salhe Al. Bradford aud LYDIA NJ.
clark vs.. the Manhattan Steam LaGn.
dry. Levi q. Bird on Monday asked for
a rule to show cause why the company
should not 10 restrained from allow.
inR the above plaintiffs to be ihcon.
yenienced by SCOT clnders and gas
which escapes from tho laundry plant.
The plaintiffs reside at No. 800 King
street