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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
LA TRASATLANTICA
(DE 3" Ell CR1OLLo

No Is d. IA Comparia martina antes De a
Lopez s. c., lena da privegios que explota :
las Auttllas espanolas sobre TODD la del be
rreguitO berjncano, de la que vamos a heblar
sino de otra cuya seredad extrangera pr0b-
dad Ia eevau a iaS atlas regiones del cle Tito
uI1hlico vamos 4 ref4riruos 3 Ia acreditada
COMPANIA DE seq UROS CONTRA IN
CENDIO. DE HAMBURGO, cnyos Agentes
generates son 81 AguadIa los re~ petabe8 90
mercantes senores Sshnabs ca, con motivo
lie a earta que eiios dirige 81 senor MARQUEE
Ei crelito Ia oonG4nza qHe presta
gugados dichi Compania, cada dia uotoriameu-
te - levauta mayor altnra y Sc conQulsta esa
coEhau2a con mayor 6rmezA por los referidos
senores Agentes aquellas ocasioues en que
LA TRASATLANTlCA toca demostrario /;
como acaba de verse a consecuencia de los in
ceudios ocuIrIdos en- Ell rico pueblo de A 'ecibo
dorde hoy Ia ruina de una parte 4e su pob}ado
ssnaIa aun 81 sello De ias voraces llamas. qce
no ser por esos aseguros, huberan llevado L.
mayor de las de- geacias acomodadas familia~
4 Ia miseria.
Cosa es, pues. que, cuando veu1os ( or :. De
e-as companies. como . La Tra-atlantea ," CO.
rrer presuro-a al cum Dlmiepto del deber Fin
trabas capciosas que peri udjcan di'atan 81 ali
vlo del aeegnraio, nos place preeentar al publ
co no va Ia expression 81 iudsm izAdo 81 Qus
tambi61, Ia nnestra obhgada senalarla para ge
neral atencion.
L3s senures s. haabal ' ca han sfacho to.
dos los a-eguros 10 L. Tessatlaatc a" con tai
brev~dad y en msnera forrna t#le- que 81 ct6
ditto 10 dicha CompaIia el de sus d'gnos Agsn
tas han llevado la nsa5 ciegs absolute contian
a asegurados que Is hscel jlsticia, como
- ve por Ia carta que sigoe
Arecibo, PR. II de Junio de 1894
Sres Schuabel & ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
Manuel del Palaeto
Los MEDIcos REconrESpANlA r,II-I.

LOS MEDTCOS RECOMIENDAN La EMULSION
de Scott cauo energco reconsttayente "a t5dos los
casos de escrofulosis, raouitisrno tu5ereuosE
spuInonar-
Sehores SCOTT BowSE.
Auy senores TeEgo 81 eusto de 1nsIifesearles
que dese haee tres amos vengo recetand0 aoaslIs
doleneas para las que esA indeado q
g iafne1orable product9 uarnado EMULSION ScOTT
sin hasta ahora haya deiado De darme resutdo
dsseado.
Asi pues, en- vista de clio no aado en- pre-criiyir
aqueLos pac1entes que sufren dc esord tr5fcos
o de nutricou cue Determination rpidarente
SO acudlese prontarnents deho preparatieo. que
cIerra en- 81 productos tan sslmabes stuysuss
Ianto eu "a dtatssls escrptulosa, lntstfsmo rassu
tisro, soore todo, Is tuoereu1sls ggElnousr
etectos Iucontestab5es.
PoF gusr9 ayr1tab3a q tgFua sta reuu-naEesm
AiSans Desaando ns-.es toia prs.Es.r5ssIe
aproFecho vsta Ueou para sscrlhIrii4e
sumo ateuto y So AoHdg9r--Aiag Puerte
kico, 20 de 4 5riI de iss7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

A todos aquellos mudos de Espa6a J
sus islas adyacentes que el presente eco
vieren y enlendieren. y deseasen tener
la lengua franca y espedita para oharla'
hasta por los codos. les aconsej4mos
que sin mas demora Sc pongan en- cami
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
La ANARQUfA De LAS NUB4s

Llegsban tsntas plegarias
a Ia c-Iee tial FRA
pidieado con voces varias
Y v"luntades contrsrias
que llovisrs = no l!oviera,
que al s<nor. one preten4ia
remediar tndos los males
dijo que desde aquel dia
en- Ell mundo llove,fs
4 gusto de los mortaIes;
que Do acuArdo So pusieraa
go tan delicado asuutu.
y que por cierto tuvi-ran
que 81 aqua que Ia piuierau
ser{a llovida al punto.
Y los hombres, para hacer
% oue prop;cjo les fu@se.
Sc inclinarou 4 tener
un Cpngreso que pidiese
10 que hsbia que Hover
Sc eligieron diputados
los mas rIcos h4cendados,
y fueron sus electores
todos los interesados
en- 81 campo y sus labores
En- Ia primera session,
que fn6 renida V viol-nta.
80 entail 8 una discussion
sobre 81 es Ia luvia Ienta
preferible al chaparron.
Mas donde tuvo que YER
Ia gran pugna de intsreses,
fue mas tarie. al resolver
en- qne luna 2 an que meses
era f1rzoso Hover.
En- fl, hubo desaffos,
y lie xaron 4 Las manos
los que labran To- secanos,
los que coeechan tardfos
y los que siembran teDprsnos-
D-mandando que li3viers
echAb ban sus bocas f1-go,
y porQne 4 su gu To fIera,
cada cual. su manera,
tocaOa su himno de riego
Las nubes. an tsnto huiau,
y ST mas tarde avanzaban,
al punto retcocadi4n,
porque unos las repelian
mientras otros las llamabaL
Y el sol. miranda e4tas cosas
de-de las cumbres de- ci-lo,
abri6 su4 faucAy gfandiosas.
derra mando sabre 81 suelo
carc4j tlas luminosas.
Y entire tsnto que Al poder
de sns rayos come"zaban
los f,ut"s peyec.r,
a1a los hnmbres i~prtaban
euando habia de llover;
tauto, que D oa. ipdigosdo
por tsn larga discussion,
cre6 de soplo uG nublado
y arr"j6 sobre el senad0
IN terrible chapar, On.
Y rssgando el aznI ve!o,
rod-adn de sus qnerubea
50 mostr6 D ante el sueio
d proclamar d4sde el cieio
a ansrquia de las nub-s.
Rqf.eI ToTrome.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Anteayer qned6 defnitvamente consti5ui IL
2 Jnnta de OOras del puerto de Ponce ca ests
forma:
Presidente, alcalde don'Jos6 de Nouvias- =
Focales: : Capitan De puerto don L4opoldo B a
"a, concej ties don Manuel Burg4t Ion Ave
hno Coll, consignatarios don Carlos Arm -trong
y don Luis Rubart, comerciantes don Juan @,
1T don Gaspar B ), min don Lazaro Puenta
Te@orero don LUIS Ramerf -Secretario don Ra
mon D4pena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
HISTORIRTAS

A coIe gin d. Ia villa
Ll@v6 ~ h IN l4brado,
D'ciendo: V-ngn con este
Tocante 3 Ia sdnraci6n.
u S .be le1r 7 n una letra
"a Escribir su nombre : No
-Entouces, amigo mio,
Como a. trab-j - atroz,
Ne data usted doce dur0s
Por todo u Ca no los dcy.
Ia ignal prrcio me venden
Un burro.
-Pu-s 10 meior
T. que compre listed 81 burro.
I con ese tendra dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

te para manifsstarle a la Compania TcasatlAn
tica de saguros cort,a iDcAndios. de Hamburgo.
que nstedes tan dignamente representan en- es-
te Dietrito. e agradecimiento do mi represen-
tado don Salvador Lsde5ma por el puntual y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
RECORTES 2 8

La pereza es udicio y asagio de amor en
las muieres sctivas.-Ld B'tyere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

El amor eleva 8 euvileca al alrua seg1u 81 90
jeto que 10 ins pira.-lhad. dc Beaumont
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

FL amor angAnira el ocio, o. ocio eDgendrs
el amor Balzac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

No es con Ia austeridad con 10 que salvs
( IN hombre del hbertioajs, sino el smor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
OFRECEMOS IN pyecto-
SO surhdo de objetos para
regal0 al uLcunce de t0dQs
= f0rtunus. - OTERO

Ptldorasde cloyuro deoro compuestas
para Ia curacion de Ia dipsom4nfa 8
ALCoHaLIsMo y contra Ell habito de
la MoRFINA &c venta en- la
FARMACIA GADEA-Atocha 10.
Iml Y. 3 Ponce. JUNO I3 So4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
RGf.eI Torrome.

sn Ia Exposition de pinturas
. cabsiIe'o ali del salon principal en-
cowpanis de una sen rnny putada
a verlos. excl. sIa uu ven dlrlzl6adose
uno De los Q 'rt4r,e
! Ed En- Mire listed que sc llevaa 40
cuadro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
INTERESANTE

Hago sabe los hacendados de cana coras destladores
pdbco general que desde fecha qued alberto mi
ablecimieno la cae del Jobo H. dedicara
la construction de aambques continues de siena al vapoy,
go duecto seaci aoados de GABEZOTE as5 np6ien
eI del sisena especial dc Ia
Construction composition de evaporadora serpennes para
tachos al vaco emnados uberias de cobe de odos das
ormas bomba para aqua demas todo 10
niente III de calderera de cobre
Los trbajos garantzan, la los
materaes que empa e etabecmento estan la ara de Jos
de Europa America
BALDO1fERO VTLARO
Ponce. Abrl IL de 1894 m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Eo Il qa- ll-vo Fl brillsute
Americ1no-
Sn 4rdsr Ia posici6n,
D, ~ p44lan) tir6n
D o M d5 Ia cauiza
y, asa ast,tu airosa
Esb3zarf ma sonrisa
II z ,stnosa
L7ago ---.71 trozo muy bajito,
Cpn3 uli-u li:- NJ Qcito
P3r 40 es1-aros moie-tia'
Y seg6n antig IA u9anas
r aiar d4 n3de5tia
Do ords1auza.
Eu exordios no hay cuidado.
Vvo sJsmpre prepar@do
PR 81 aIgaJen me compromete,
I entire los ql7 5engJ sscrltos
D3be toar sWs rei- 8 siete
NJ IsstltOs
Daspa6s eutrar6 en- materia
L atando una question serGa
II ,cuerdo en este moneptO
u trao~j sxposltIvo
Sobre -----l amlllaram;ento
D. cu!tivo.
S;anio Ia tests reatistica,
Ia cuesti6l de ~ estadf tica
I FL catastro viene dd hoe
I hasta 81 derecho evil
Y clt.. NJ ,urica Boe
Stuart Mi
ESQ tieDe seriedad
Algo aburrida "a verdad
P-r1 Ia ameuizarAmOs
Con raeursos de oratoria,
I a ef-ero ------p -plcaremoS
Ed historic.
Esparta E. estilo es j6nico
b | uperio macedonico
Estas cu4- tiones abultan- -.--
Z -d-nas de SER grandiosas,
u c}d,icas que re~ultan
E,tas cUsss
Yo he de Ilegar de algun modo
Ha-ta y medieval periodo,
! Il 10 bag con t4lsnto
Y saco a SaUonar0lq
\ meto q heu"ctHlient0- --
Cara ubola-
\ tie1s que resuitar.
" re>nlt4 C4~t-Iar
U oraAor de primers -
Pue- yo 70 sere enseguida
Por9r- l. rarg og.da
La 0luHeya.
E gran tribuao S-nor
10 81 NJ nay mas que an orador
r ,-- basta d. autonoma-ias,
Q - pronto habra dos iguales------
< 5alvA- la idios,ucracias
Ns5aral-s
Yo..-. tango mejor fgura,
VI = ecno. mas estatura,
Y ha-ta mss voz cnando grito
Q 10 u triouno a qrien aludo---
S.no que soy an poquito
TArramudo.
Psro del nlisrno defacto
Pi-uso -acar mucho -fscto
r. cnAnto Ia VIZ =hl-que
Y hag4 ensndO ne p4r-zca
Tn trfd,2io qu--que queque
Qie estremezca!
Saguro e7toy de que ncabo
Y IA amigo d,cA - Bgayo y
Y II sig leu en- crescsndo
AoIal-os atrou41ores,
@ IL domino l'ni.ndo
N tAh seHores!
n >. 10 q1a as 81 discursito,
v Sal Ira my redOHIito
; L ~ turuJ- son MS spuros
p .rque 4 nj me iieva q diable
CAde v-z - doy dos dtros
7 40 hAblO
NJ panan para brindar
En- IN {e limo rgtr,
Y n hso5o uluglua vez
n, nag ,r.a4 IL qua 10 intente.
Por cuaod3 aeabs =! diez.-----
Va NJ hay gsnte
Pero va nadie me- 4ngane;
e. cuan5o lIegua - chnmpaEd
Ne cooco en- situac'on,
M,sutra4 10 este de7tapando,
Y en c1anto saIte IN tapon
Sl}qo hsblando
a hqb6 40 se eu que mes
Ss9-a- ah, -etsnta tres.
Z R7Aq7s 'agr6 pr 1ahla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Raspecto las mnj 4ras. sl amor, q nom
bre es muy debil. sobre to1o 81 es fuerts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21
lnteresanta

Sc yenden 50 aecion-s del Baaeo Esps-
noi d9 Puerto cn. Para 'rf,rmes Al Que
e7er1oe eseFitoFio de se7aorss Fernando 8
In.k PA-4z Pazaa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

nal de las personals que hguran como aoc'o-
nistas para coop4rsr a Is erecci6n de an edih'io
que -irva de albergue tan r~comendaole eso-
ciac0n
a SO alcanze 81 nj nero ds acciones, a'go
tan Is suma de $50 pssos.
D-seamos que tengs buen 6xito tan laudable
proposito-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Ha regrAsado de Msyagu.z nuestro smiga
Ion Luis r Vazqn-z, r-pr~ssntante on aqu. liz
ciudad de ia compania de opera italiana de So
gurs Vlllslbs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Aver, a las cuatro = veipte cinoo mirutos
dc Ia tarde. lego II Capital ell vapor correo
procedente de Ia peninsula.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

D9 dep6@ito municipal de Vega alta Sc evs
ii-rou el dla 18 los presses Domingo Avie
Martinez ; Eustaquio Ayals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

H bIar. como pretendfa,
7 habl6 desde ent6nces ... Y habia
Tudavfa
c. Luis DE CUENcA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Senores m6iicos cereto esterilizado para
pomadas aseptlcas, cinamol, naftoiato de bis
mato. benzosol, cloruro de etilo en amnolae
cerradas la lampara y atornisdas de BIN
que, seduction De Ivon al corneznelo, solu"'6n
de- ergotinina de nret. vino elixir de- K la
q rdo de K ,ndurango, la ndos owoS4
qnard para lnyecciones hpoh6cmicas. jttabe de
fosf4to ca g4latinoso del doctor Poquet, elixir
lie pepsira cocsina de pui6 y vino de
aceite de bacalao conoAptunato de hierro de
rams, 49S Farmacia Gadea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

a hqb'6 40 se eu que mes
p~- sh, -etsnta = tres.
= frkq7a 'bgr6 pr -ahla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Por indocumsntados Y sospechosos fneron
aver detenidos Eeuterio Rodrfguez Miguel
Texidor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Sc epcuentra atacado de Ia grippe al redactor
de La CoTespondencia don Francisco O tsa.
Qae SO restabezca fronto 81 compansro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

La Directiva del Taller Beuefoo de Artesa
nos De esta ciudad publica uua relaci6u nomi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Han sido premiadas las tres obras presenta-
das en- Ia Exposici6o regional por la iustrada
ore fesora superior de lma"ao d. IA Ana R.
que de D lprey, t'tnla as Pasntiempos -c"lec
con de now as Geografta UniuersaI ELemen
t0s de GramGtica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

aTNjngdu caizado extrangero puede compa-
rarse el que confAcciona en- Ponce don Ra
mon Rosa'4o antique dueno Dc La YaucaAa
Para convencerse de clio, hay que vistar q
aetablecmiento De don Luis UrsuIich, en Gu
yos aparadores existen varias muestras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

L1js Nassau mat6 una cabra que no le per
tenecfa, al trasladar la csrne a su domciio
fu6 detenido por los guardias Fraga Pizsrro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Csllicida E7criva tinta negra superior para
libros an botalla~ 'uediae botallss, muy ba-
rata Farnsncia G1ded
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Tenemos q gusto de avsar las damas ee-
gAutes de buen tono 4ue Ia fArnacia G4dea
ha recibido una buena Darti4a de Ia legftima
aqua de Btrcelona 8 lecEe "utdnea = de la Gre
ma Aqnel que tauta ac-ptacio ia tenido para
cursr las pecas, bacros y manchas de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Dice uu coIega. que en- an circo de Madrid
el domador de f4ras M. SJoni estuvo a p1ato
de perder Ia vida, puss al penetrar en- la i4ula
lie uua leona fu6 acom-t -tdo por 67ta caus&ndo-
le ligeras erosiones romp6ndoe una manga
del frac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-21

Nos cQmnnica con fecha IS nuestro CORES
porsal de- NJ 7natf
Aver tarde fn6 conduciio al cuarto de so
zorro, el vecino c Cferino Nevares, para curarl
los heridas que 50 lie r6rieran en- 81 antebraz
izquierdo Dc 3l9 centimetros de longtud IN
do dos eau utimetros Ia otra.
Fl agreaor no fu6 ..,-bido .
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
WAS A BURGLAR, TOO.
Mr.. Hayward's Accomplishing ents
Were Varied and Numerou

Harry hayward was burglar as well
as murderer. Now that he IS so fast in
the tolls that he cannot escape, people
having knowledge Of his former crimes
ave no hesitation in telling what they
know. Hayward was so utterly reck-
less that it is a wonder his crimes have
not brought him behind the bars long
before this. 1t IS claimed now that, in
addition to his crime of murder, lie was
the author Of one Of the largest rob-
berries that ever occurred in private
residence in Minneapolis. The facts, as
told by crook in this city who used to
be a partner of Hayward's, are given as
fully as the crook could be induced to
talk:
Somewhere around the Sd day of last
February Hayward came to st. Paul
one night with a female companion by
the name of Hattie Hale The girl was
dressed in ordinary clothes, and was
one of the giggling sort. Several of
Hay wards friends who saw them to-
gether wondered at his taste, for he had
always spOrted an eye for beauty, and
was never seen beforein company with
woman of ordinary appearance. Hat
tie Hale's personality was not at all
pleasing. and her dress indicated
that she was domestic. which she
afterwards proved to be. Hayward and
Hattie went to a well-knowI wine
room on st. Peter street, and were clos
eted in one of the little rooms for over
an hour. During that time the bar
tender carried in several rounds of
drinks, for which Hayward paid. He
was drinking whisky, and the girl
drank all kinds of fancy drinks. And
she drank them down as if she were
either an old-tlmer at the business or
had never had anything half so good
before. They carried on an animated
conversation in low tone, and it ap-
peared to the bartender as if Hayward
was giving the girl some instruct ons.
The girl went out at the end Of an
hour with pleased smile on her face
and evidently much tickled with her
visit with the handsome Harry.
Hayward stopped at the bar and took
another drink. remarking to the bar
tender with sarcastic smile:
"Poor fool, gave her dose of con
she Wont get over tOr month" mean
ing that he had played confidence
game of some sort on the girl and had
in some manner deceived her. Hayward
chatted pleasantly with the bartender
for few moments, then made himself
scarce.
Two nights afterwards a "swell"
residence in Minneapolis was robbed OF
considerable valuable jewelry. and the
girl who had been with Hayward in st.
Paul turned out to be a domestic en-
ploved in the house. For some reason
the detectives could never get track Of
the burglars, and the case was
finally forgotten, though at the time
there was some comment as TO
the thorough failure of the police
Continued From Fourth Page,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
BLIXT A BRUTE.
Didn'k Want to Attend His Wife's
Funeral.
Special to the Globe

Funeral.
Special to the Globe.
ST CLOUD, Dec. 10.-ClauS Blixt, the
villainous murderer of poor Catherine
Cling, is known by a number OF stone
cutters in this city, who worked along
side of him in E. Minneapolis stoneyard
several years ago. In a conversation
yesterday with one Of these stonecut-
tiers, GLOBE correspondent learned of
an incident which stamps the culprit as
a cold -bloOded and inhnman being.
One day while working in the quarry a
messenger was sent for him with a
missive that his wife was dying and
wanted him to come home. Instead OF
Fastening to his dying wife's bedside,
he replied that he had no time running
after Der. He was finally induced by
his fellow workmen TO quit work and go
home. His wife. as was expecte d died,
and on the morning of the funeral day,
sBliXt, 9s usual, was at his place of work.
de was questioned about his strange
action ana stated that his dead wife
Was 10 be buried that day, but he was
not inclined TO lose days work in
order 10 attend her funeral. And not
hntil the rest of the men in the quarry
had id down their work for the rest of
The day 10 attend the funeral in a body
could he be induced to join them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
MATRIMONIAL MERRIMENT
Which Is Not OF the Stentorian
Kind

WINoNA, Minn.. Dec. 1O.-Trempea~
leau, staid and quiet little village a
few miles below Winona, has a sensa~
tlon. Joseph Drugan and Miss Hattie
Cakes, of that place. were united in
marriage about week ago by Justice
Gibson. The brides parents were op-
posed to the match, and a few days
after it occurred the groom returned
home to an empty house, his bride hav-
ing been spirited away by her brother.
who, 1t is said, used a revolver as a
tOrclbte argument. Once at home, the
girls parents refused to let her return
to her llege lord. The bridegroom en-.
deavOred to have foreclosure papers
made out for his bride, but the minions
of the law refused to issue them, and
there the matter rests.
The claim is set up by the girls par
ents that she was made the victim of a
conspiracy; that she was induced to go
to the home of Frank Jones on some
preteXt or other, where undue influence
was brought to bear to have her marry
Drugan, all of which is denied.
The latest is that the girls parents
have repented and given consent that
Joseph take possession of his bride.
But the bridegroom cometh not. Both
Drugan and Jones. imagining they had
gotten into mess, have skipped the
country and gone to the Pacific coast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
VICTORIA LINES UP
The Lady Anxious to PLAY
Football With Saulpaugh's
Reputation.
A BREACH WORTH $4,000,
II She Wins She Can Buy Dia.
mondS for a Whole Base
Ball Club.
AMUSING NUPTIAL TANGLE.
A Girls Parents illuminate
and Relent, but Hubby
Runs Away.
BREACH WORTH $4,000.
AMUSING NUPTIAL TANGLE.
Special 70 the Globe.

Special 10 the Globe
MANKATO, Mimi, Dec. 10. = Miss
Victoria Stein. plaintiH in the famous
n-Saulpaugh $4,000 breach of
promise case, arrived in the city today
IN company with Mrs. Parker, her
mother, and her Chicago attorneys. In
appearance She looks careworn, all
though handsomely dressed. Miss Stein
refralns from talking, and states that
she cannot be interviewed; that her at
torney can tell all that needs telling.
and her story will DE detailed in court.
Sauipaugh's attorneys are Penny, Welsh
and Haynie, or Minneapolis. who arrived
today. The case will be called at
O'Clock Tuesday morning and jury se-
lecting Will consume most of the day.
Seats in the court house will be at a
premium about Wednesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
The Kuralist Sold. .
Special to the Globe

Speclal TO the GLOBE.
ABERDEEN, s. D.. Dee. 10. - Tha
Great West company, of this city. COM
posed in part OF Senator Kyle and
Messrs. Kidd and Crammer, has pur-
chased the Dakota Ruralist, of Huron,
and hereafter the two papers will be
issued weekly from the Office of the
Star. MesSrs. Kidd and LouckS will be
editors, bat the latter will spend his
time largely on the road in the interests
of the Industrial Legion, a new pet of
P0puliSm. The subscription books and
other effects of the RuraIiSt are already
i'll the city, and the plant Will be moved
here when needed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
HANGING TO A TREE.
CHASTITY Find in a Brown County
Township.

Special to the Globe
NEW GIN, Mimi, Dec. 1O.-Alexan-
der Waibet, well-to-dO farmer, who
has lived for many yrars about six miles
from this city in the town OF Cottou-
wood, was found dead yesterday morn~
ing hanging 20 tree a few rods from
the farm house, having evidently
hanged himself and died from strangu-
lation. lie had lately moved with his
wife to New Ulm to live. leaving the
farm in charge of a son lately married,
and was only temporarily there. 1t is
said he has several times threatened to
hang himself when diSpleased at menu
berS of his family
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
Closed on Judgments.

Special to the Globe.
ABERDEEN, S. d., Dec. 10. j. w.
Humphreys, dealer in general mer-
chandise at Grotau, has had his store
closed on execution and judgments
amounting to $4,000. Humphrey came
to Groton from Clark about three years
ago. Considerable litigation will grow
out Of the failure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-11
A MATTER OF FORM.
The CorOner's Jury Returns a
Verdict.

Il u
Verdict.
The coroner's jury held an inquest
during yesterday afternoon to inquire
into the murder. Coroner Spring stated
that he had no evidence to Introduce.
He said he had been acting under the
advice of the county attorney, and
deemed it useless to introduce any evil
dence. A formula verdict citing the
main facts as TO manner of death would
be sufficient, he said. In five minutes
the jury returned the following verdict:
We the jury, find that the said Catherine
Cling came to her death by gunshot wound
at the hands of person or persons un-
known, time and place unknown to the jury
(Signedl
George IL. 'Nimmons, J. W. Patnode.
W. Ii. Shelby, E. C. Morse,
W. II. Conkiin, W. T. Spring,
G. Ii. Rowe, Coroner.