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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
KALEIDOSCOPE

81 emperador aeman SSunnomore aada aea omnl m
resista. ''.
Ahora Guillermo II, impulsaq, 'por runs. un SCI
Imlento de delicada galanteria. HI, esufl;o a,l; u
Iesra Ia mnsica de ma cantata, en- 'ual n.:' .
ieora ia heTmooirra y-ias virtudes de la ~lg aa
margarlta de Italia, la esposa de su ali, u
LOS que han t,nido OCCASION de Dir esa can.
Oa'a nacenSe leRguas del m6rito dc su com.
poelon' aSeguf an que es digna de que Ia
tro. s'"n mates
~ nouo que va tenemos I'm compostor
mas liamado Gull ermo de Hohenzollern, one
Pueue l1omorearse con los Meyerbeer. Mozart
Verul, EoSSmi, Ca vaho etc. etc.
Esta eoncertado ell enlace de la hjia del
gran estadnSta italiano Crisp con ell Princine
palcrmltano Lingua Glossa.
Este ultlmo tiene Veintidos a1os de edad |
poSee lnlnensas propiedades V una re Ia
10000 liras. "'''' ~ I'd
Crlspl dotara d su hija asegurandole ma
rehta annual de 80, 900 liras.
Desde que Carnot fu6 asesinado Gp;l,.,.
mo IL ma adoptado ciertas precauciones nn.
antes no observable 4N0
Durante su estancia en- Koeniosboro, los
Gales por donde habia dc pasar al enrtaio
quedaban comp.etamente desneia, S0
a. aas por Ia policia, hasta tai punto lepa 'r Ia
x =" ilie!'iua' que no Sc dejaba pasar Dor ellis
a naule, y los habitantes de las casas stua~
o's eh ei trayecto nj salir nj entrar en- elias
oemeJante lujo de precauciones ha prodn.
cluo gran olSgusto en- los ciudadanos de Ko- S
7 eellissp!erg, y que no han podido tribntar en- :
al Kaiser ." ]
En- toda Inglaterra esta .bteniendo oho,o 4
'.n,; oAieo colossal un ibro ilustrado que ACADIA de
puoi'car Ia Joven mis- France Low
Dicho iofo esta todo el consagrado Ia
ieScripclon reproduction en- colores de las C.
mu1ecas que la reina Victoria
,oncc'oha ueSde hace tantos afIos. VA las
,u";e' .o;'s nj VeSt'do y peinado por ST mima II
'eeun '', las modas imperantes en- la corte Il, V
'a uraclcSa majestad 81
oaoluo es que un enjambre do abeas M
lene mas que una reina. Este OK nm heoln
reconocido, pero Como STEM
~ ,!o I'd ue Surglrle la regla su corresnob. G
iene este. f'0 'dsnpieh la u
/, ~ caso SO ma dado on Viena, en.donde
nora nay una colmeBa que esta robernade
or uos relnas. Cosa tan eYeenrionaI tanis r
ue lamar indispensablemente IA ateneian o.
' ''' s'"'ss' los agrieuitores entOuo. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16

j., " 1n este e t'bremiento So asra co ocs.
i"o' on ciase de pr, t4sor fyudente 'r nn
J'Yeo m' yor de 20 sho,, instr ido en todaa aa
~ "a. @ "S,s''hInras &c Ia ems nj, "a elemental
~. q7o 'o'lc'to este puesto Sc entendera
laiS Z. con Trio IS, de su adinis;6q, con a
4 81 Col, go, D5n /. 'anrn %
= Ion / ne" O5tubre II de 1874
Mtgpel R0sch
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
Anteresante

Se realiza a precios m6dicos al
,nlueblaje complete de una fam;l;s -
olen por Totes o,bien separadaments'
guientes: '' 81
IL sillas, 4 sillones y sofa para sa1a
velador y un par do consolas, ~
piano PIeyel de muy POGO n,o
isladores. ''"0fos .
salb6' I mesa de conner. u 81
Has sombrerera. I reloi eie nared
2 roperos, l para sonora y otro na.
"a caballero. 1 tocador. 2 messs ia
noche, 0o"s 10
. arana de cuatro lucss para p.s
huldo g inhnidad de artfculos come.
camas cunas para niiios, percbas
tohaileros, sillas de mesa, mesita ds.
cedro &. &. Todo en- bastanta bnsn AZ
estado. 'u0u
Para informes dirigirse Z IL casa
R TORO & O..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
NO TiClA = =

E ejemplo del tratado de historic de Espa-
iia que encontr6 el niho Julio Iayas, perte-
necfa a un hijo de nuestro respectable amigo
don Francisco Barnes quen ha dejado aqui
una qualification para recompensar el ha
llazgo.
Pucde solicitarla ell pequeno eStudiante
que di6 pruebas de su probidad depositando
aqui ell objeto encontrado.
Hay cxtraordinaria animation para ass-
tir mahana microbes al debW de la compa-
MIA infantil de zarzuela.
Los ensayos SO dan lenos de piblico, que
aplaude con entusasmo los pequeflos ar
tistas.
La verdad es que Emilia Colas es notabi-
lisima y que todos sus compaheritos haran
mucho ruido con sus triunfos.
Sc espera un debut esplGndido.
Marcharon hoy hacia Comerio y Barranqui.
tas los seilores don Jose Gomez Brioso, don
Quintin Nengron Saujurio y don Jose Mu-
fioz Rivera.
Que regresen feizmcnte sus hogares,
Hemos tenido la satisfaction de conocer
personalmente al seiIor don Felipe 5. Ioste,
distinguido arecibeho, representative en- Puer-
to-Rico de la gran casa comisionsta Flint y
ca de New York.
Nuestro afectuoso saludo al estimabe pal
sanO.
Twas moseatel 4
Detallan en- el Colmado las "Baleares' 1
20 centavos libra tres pesos barril, al con
tado.
Desde hoy toma parte, Ell nuestras tareas
periodisticas ell senior don Eugenio Des-
champs, distinguido escritor dominicano, 4
quien alicia de su patria el despotismo dc
Ulises Hereaux.
Hace diez amos que lucha Deschamps contra
esa tirania insoportable, con la pluma y con
el fusil: y hace diez amos tambi6n que re-
CORE Ia America, como un combatiente que
que no Sc da punto de reposo.
En- LA DEMooRACIA sera para nosotros III
excelente eompaflero, & quien saludamos cor
simpatia y Aacogemos con cariflo, presentan
dole como un hombre de valer a nuestroS
lectoreS.
Ell senor don Rafael Maria de Labra, illus
tire diputado por Cuba, prestigiosa figure
del parlamento, nos envia un ejemplar de Ii
conferencia que di6 hace POGO en- Madrid
acerea de la repdblica francesa,
Forma un folleto que nos proponemos leel
\ Y que oontiene sin duda TITLES -ensenanzas
Sc nos asegura que estan circulando por Ii
isa nlmeros sueltos de La Correspondence
| liilttar entire otros ndmeros de peri6dicos in
! l-egristas. w..
que de ese modp Fas@.n sin dificultad Ell
los t orreos .terrestres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16

Mas facil es parecer digno del puesto que
no 50 tiene que del que SO oeupa. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
CUMPLIMIENTOS

No Sc que frmes cimientos
tienen las insustanciales
formulas tradicionales
que llamamos catmplimientoS,
pues aunque su sinrazon,
por necia y clara es risible,
parece cosa impossible
el lograr su abolicion
Todos, cuando discurrimos,
su falsedad censuramos;
sin placer los escuchamos
y sin pensar, los decimos.
Mas 81 alguien les elimina
causa agravio pesadumbre,
aunque Sc oigan por costumbre
SO dlgan por rutina.
lQui6n no We ofensa 6 desvio
81 alguna carta recibe
y no empieza ell que la escribe j
. con 10 de Muy sesor mio, -Sa
Q no acaba con el vano '3SSf,
apendice de rigor:
Su Seguro SerUidor
que le besa d atstsd la mano?
Por ESQ aver don Fabricio,
4 un quidam que 10 escribia
uno y otro y otro dia
para pedirle-un servicio, sa, ~ ss. II 4
harto de su impertinehte b q s2'a
molestia, tenacidad, ~
contesto con sequedad
de Ia manera siguiente: w. .,4.-.-.ay,
"Mi distinguido SeAor:
No Sc como he de decir
que no te. qtsere ser0ir. -.
SU Segttro SerUidor."
SQui6n habra que no atribuya
educacion harto escasa,
que otro diga:-"Esta es mi casa,
sin agregar:-"Y la suya;"
6que 81 algdn dia fue
visitar a. j. .cualquiera,
al irse no lie dijera:
-"Esta casa es n,,ty de ust6Y'
Por ESQ escribiendo un dia
al novio de su hija Irene,
pobre chica que no tiene
mas que la noche y el dia,
10 decia dofia Blasa:
-Mucho lie he de agradeeer !.
que no vuelva uste poner b
los pies en- ''esta su casa"
SQuien no juzga un descortes,
que la urbanidad ignora,
al que babla de una seAora
y no Sc pone sus pies2
Por $50 Gil a un su amigo
escribio convulso y fiero,
"Tengo un duelo a muerte quiero
que me sirvas de testigo.
''Al entrar en- casa aver,
cuando no Sc me esperaba,
halle q un amigo que estaba
los pies de mi mujer.
''Me ohliga su acci6n traidora -s
4 dar el paso que doy.
A di6s. Siempre tuyo. Estoy
d Jos pies de tu Seaor0."
iIn1til palabreria
Y eterna contradiction!
" es ESQ la educaci6n?
iY es ESQ la eortesiag
ESQ es vano formulario
dc ficticia urbanidad
que en- pro de la seriedad
abolir es necesario, .rf
aunque q muchos cause horror
y 10 juzguen desyario,
quizas porque "lo vacio''
es 10 que suena mejor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
Felipe Perez y Gonsdles.

Gede6n suda Ia gotta gorda para ponerse
un par de botas nuevas.
-SAcabas 8 nof-le dice un amigo.
-iAh!-s suspiro Geds6n -veo que no po-
DIRE estrenar estas botas hasta que las haya
llevado dos tres dias.
w.
Contaronme que un dia adormecida
una abeja to halo;
y en- la flor de tus labios, atrevida,
sabrosa misl lib6; a ~
''An Sc cuenta que dc entonces
70 sin cesar, "
"ds aroma
pefo tamD,l..
yagando va erran..
ni mo enc eancent.rando otra flor de lu
III o'fa mlol mas sabrosa que libar. M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
REcoRTEs
Muchos defectos que no pusde corrsgir Ii
raz6n corrige la fortuna

No basta tener grandes condolences: o.
necesario usarlas con economics
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
1910! 1910!

fGr tenor que ausentarse su dueho SO
vende IN sjuar de muy POGO uso pues ba
ge - ineno7 de IN aho que go ha cemprado
fambea hay un piano Lereh de ceoba
@'c'za : c'avijero de hero. Sc garantizs
dmefo n. '"'o mayor
0 t. be y l94 svo :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
jCALLO,SJ ;TATT0C1

UdHLUS! ICALLOS!
u que suscribe, tiene Ell gusto de- ofrcca,
Al puollso de esta ciudsd sus servicios co.
INC quiropedista. '''''' 60
Extrae sin dolor los callos.
Cads operaci6n vale so centavos.
Gale Isabel, no7. '''f uO''nS'
10 ys, alt 8 Ostubra II 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16
Cabo-rojo, oct+,qbre Is.
Observation-Disclosures.

visto re,rDaleo " Patria" de hoy apla'1
dimos @ actit,, Vi seguida por valientes y non,
radios neriod iGas no contestando a seme,
iante panel Pedro Colberg--E. hamirel
RondaNfunarc I'm 10 Colberg - Rodolfo Col
berg e. Montal 7oM. Montalvo Goipeis
E. Ramirez Marti- -Grego. 'io i'''in'''"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16

I'll domingo, anteaVef Cos IN. Va Movor
apedreaban bonit.Imente en- la cal, -''''
junto nuestras oticinas .a;o
For mllagro no ocurrio una desgr.
Iporque la piedras ye'laban de un lado { rtr
con pellgro de los transeuntes de los c,, !
riosos.
lgnoramos 81 fueron a la carcel los yalen.
tes adalldes; pero ALI deberan estar bnon
recaudo. 0'VN
| va es mucho bandolerismo ell que SO atre-
We manifestarse tan guapamente en- pena
via pdblica.
| hemos aecibido un eiemplar de La lJeriq.
peri6dieo hiSpano- americana que We la luz en-
View York.
Vs. una hoja bieE .ssorita y muy eegante.
Aron ter. Ninaron Ell, la &Ndienca las Sc
stones 81 de- iu, ,"io oral ,'ayo e&tracto .viene
Iando 4 con. ocer /. DEMocD tGA'
Pronunci6 IN enc. "gico '9eNe'lts dls- I
,urso el senor | >iaz Ma, AFRO, rep. 'ese'''@'iNe
lie la acusaci6n 'vada. G
Sc espera con I'M sr6s el fallo del tribt. T't
lue ha de inspirarse de .seguro en- la ley,
N la justica, que e.Na siempre mas alta .,
lue la ley, ~,
Damos nuestra cordial desredida los vi,
nuchos amigos de Ahasco, san German Y III
tros puntos, que aver han ma !thado para sus
espectlyas residencias desp.Nts de pasar Ga
reyes dias entire nosotros.
Una respectable casa comercal de ebta ciu- -
al ha reclbldo en- consignaci6n 80 caias de
oSforos envlados por los sehores Bolivar ---
.rruza y Ca
Dlcha casa no ha querido recibrlas, de
lndoias la orden del remitente.
81 en- toda la isa Sc procediese asi, ,otra
)sa serian los c0aciert0S
~. con
Hemos tenido ell guSto de saludar 4 nuess- me-
o Joven amigo don Antonio Macias repre- ser,
ntante de la acreditada fabrica del Goa ilo G
&c petez y Pnche Mlitar-que ACADIA de 2e d
gar esta ciudad.
Deseamosle agradable estancia en- Ponceyt MAJ
lenOs negocioS la
Maz americana 81
Sc detalla % rcaes los 4G Kios en- el d'
'lmado las "Baleares' .,
En- un colega yemos la noticil dc que a,n
estro amigo, el actor Roncoroni ha sido ara, aa
'tlma del eicl6n del u, pues q eausa de- s. :
perdlo todo ell equipaje de su companfa, nos
'ezzo, archiyo, etc. lnI ,o1
LamentamoS ell suceso. ,o'
su p
Los efectos devueltos de la Exposition dc rea!i
1cago Sc hallan depositados en- la Diputa- cion.
n provincial a disposition de los expos- ~
es rp1a
ci6n,
Ian sido declaradas limpias las proceden. dias
&c Marsella salidas despu6s del 20 de cerse
iembre, eion
An a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16

Mas opuesto es a la economic Ia avaricia
que la iberalidad.
A veces nos quejamos liegeramente de 4
nuestros amigos pero iustifcan sus antfcipa-
clones nuestra ligereza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16

La aIcaldia de Ilumacao ha publlcmo un
cdiclo por el cual quedan fucra dc la crcu-
laci6n, en- aquella ciudad, totIaS las none
das de uno y de medic peso, agniereadas.
AdemdS amona2a con la muita do cnco
pesos il los que no quieren admltr las mo,
nedas de- ciuoo die2 centayoS, auoqae oS-
ton aguieroadas
Cuinta sabiduria, scnor Smouet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-16

III yiornos dc csta somana eomen4ara cl
juicio oral en- la causa por asesinato del l-do'
don Adolo Sanchez Cotonuolo.
l.evara la defensa de Cosme Santiago el
LIDO Gonzalez Font,
FL acte atraori una gran concurfehcla'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
REQUIRED TENDER TREATMENT
from The Pittsburg Dispatch.

FROM Inc flttSDurB DlSpatcn
As elderly man mounted the chair OF the boot
black in Smithiled-st. barber-shop the other day
he said: NOV boots. | want you 10 be careful
Of that right foot: deal gently with it, oh that's
all right boss, said the colored bootblack. as he
set TO work. II knows what corns IL, boss" Il
haven't any corns." said the customer, The boy
polished and rubbed away. but his curiosity got the
better of him. and he ventured: We'll. bunons Is
just as bad as corns boss" IT'S not a bunion,'
was the reply OF the gentleman. which more than
surprised the booback and piqued his curiosity.
lie kept rubbing away at the shoes evidently weigh
Ing In his mind how he could get a knowledge OF
the trouble in his customers foot. Finally 4 beam
of nteiiisence spread over his thoughtful features
and he said Well rheumatic is worse as either
corns or bunions." He then stopped and looked
expectantly into his customers face. but a look
OF complete bewldermen; took possession OF him
when the man In the chair said: mo. / never
had rheumatism" BY this time the boots were
polished 50 the gentleman got up; and after shak.
Ing himself. stepped down from the platform. But
the boobacks curiosity had been aroused TO point
where II had 10 be satisfied. he threw away the
Indirect method and asked his customer point blank:
Say, boss. would YOU mind telling me what's the
matter with your foot?" why. certainly not
wear a wooden one didn't want you to get the
mechanism OF the ankle out OF gear" The boot
black was so surprised that he oroppeo the onie
which the man gave him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

Remarkable how well mamma looks
and how she has gained in flesh. 70"
should do the same"
"The loss of flesh is trlfie. 10"
think You need not mind it, but 70"
are gradually running down. 10 IKE
mamma. Use Carlsbad Sprudel oaI.
every morning before breakfast. IL
Will increase your appetite ana c''ro cure
you Of that dyspepsia and blllonsncss
from which you are suffering. BE sure
10 get the genuine imported ar''c'o'
No subterfuge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
DEMOCRATS DISAGREE.
MR. strrZER AND MR. RYDER ENGAGE IN A
TILT WHICH AMrsEs THEIR REPUB-

MR. SUIZER AND MR.. RYDER ENGAGE IN
TILT WHICH AMrsEs THEIR REPUB-
IICAN COLLEAGUES
Albany March 20 (SpeciaD.-Wiam Sulzer. the
minority leader Of the Assembly. and Edgar L.
RYDER the Free Trade member from Westchester
County 10 no; IKE each other over-mnch Tonight
they banded compliments. a proceeding wnich the
Republican members enjoyed exceedingly. MIR. Sui
ger made a strong speech In opposition to the meas
ure for the consolidation of the Albany Society FOR
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children and the So
clety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
After his speech Mr.. Ryder wanted TO Know II
Mr. Sulzer intended to make this party measure;
Mr. Sulzer had said that he spoke against the PHI
with great reluctance. His reluctance. MT. hyder
said was undoubtedly of the same KIND when
caused him to bring certain SUIT IN the reoeia'
Wr Stlzer turned very red, and replied: Mr
Sneaker I treat all such remarks with contempt
They are beneat IN my notice.
We'll pity YOU then" retorted Mr.. Ryder
II don't want pity from a traitor eNcihimeu
Mr. Su,zer .. m, M
IF what you profess is Democracy am no
longer A Democrat returned Mr. Ryder
You're no Democrat" said Mr.. Sulzer ,,,
Mr. Ainsworh here suggested mat me hepuoi-
cans would open their arms to Mr. Ryder.
"a year from now. what is lett or tne Deiho-
cratic party will be different from what 1t IL now
II the party had more testers and less cowarus
and knaves II would be In a better position IMAM
IL is now said MI Ryder. and this ended the AFFAIR
The bill was defeated by vote OF Al TO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
For teri Of the changes. sec page IL.
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED.
Mr. PATTERSON. OF TENNESSEE. MAKES A
EXHIBITION OF HIMSELF.

Mr. PATTERSON. OF TENNESSEE MAKES AN
EXHIBITION OF HIMSELF.
Washington March 2O-After general debate the
House passed the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill
to-day. Tie provisions in the bill affecting the
management of the Soldiers Home. which were OPP
posed By General Black, Of Illinois. one OF the
Board OF Managers. were ruled out on point OF
order The amendments agreed to Increased the
total $50 52l.12i.
low from the XIth District of Missouri. was then
called up by Mr. Patterson dem. Tenn) The
resolution of the Committee on Elections was read
declaring ONe elected and Joy not entitled to
the seat To this Mr.. Waugh Rep.. Ind raised
the question Of consideration .
Mr.. Burrows Rep.. Mich3 stated that Nj
Bartholdt the only Republican colleague OF Mr.
ent during the discussion of the case, but he had
been called away to-day by the death of mem
Der of his family He therefore asked Mr. Patter-
sar.holdts return. Mr Patterson refused Neither
would he yield TO the suggestion OF MI. Outh-
waite Dem, Ohio that the House spend the rest
Of the day considering the Military Academy APP
on the question "Will the House proceed TO the
consideration OF the resolutions read by the CLERK!
the vote was: cas-. III nays 6S Mr.. Patterson de-
manded the yeas and nays, and they were called
The Yeas, $50; nays. 4. Mr.. Waugh MADE
the point of no quorum and on motion OF MI Pat-
terson a call OF the House was ordered. TWO num-
dred and forty-four members responded
Mr.. Patterson offered resolution, whicn was
agreed TO- revokng all leaves OF absence except
for sickness, and directing the Sergeant atArnls
TO telegraph absent members. requesting their pres
ence. He then moved that when the House ad-
journ 1t be to Thursday next. 70 enable members
Indian Head This was agreed tolls to S3-and
at 800 O'Clock the House ADJOURNED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ~ SESSION AT DiNBURY

Danbury. Conn. March 2o.-The Grand Com
manderv. knights Templar. OF Connecticut. in
animal accession here. to-day. elected the following
officers: Grand Commander c. Herrck wilson,
Of MerlIen Deputy Grand Commander iingh sur
H.. n,,,,a,or,. Grand Generalisimo J.. II. John
s ''ml Sew iavcn: Grand CAPTAIN General Samuel
NJ bronson. Hdrtford; Grand prelate; WIyiam
Ry Wacrbnry Grand 5ra Imn2 Tre w%r1gn II
1870 r,tI',o,,rrt. Grand Recorder. j. *. Wheeler.
arcr laph1 Hear 6c'T F1snk p s NJ NsT
. NoiW'In. ond Wardcr j. NJ Smith Danbnry: Grand
scniine G card, W WlIli%nnc '"sprc'oroen
era, +. ~, ahout 100 knights in attendance Lit
-, ne Ill.,, r9utine business was transacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
A WOMAN INSANE THROUGH DRiNh.
MRS WEBSTER OF MADTsoN-AVE SENT TO
BELLEVUE HoSPITAIr-siiE WAS VIOLENT
AT TIMES.

MRS WEBSTER. OF MADlSON-A'E Hr'i ~
BELLEVUE HoSPITAIr-siiE WAS VIOLENT
AT TIMES.
>,rs 1anne Webster the wife OF DR.. David Webster,
u,bo lives al No 81 Madlson-ave.. was removed
-, paIyr. Uospital shortly after o'clock last
nigh. suffering from insanity one WIS eN".".,'y
violent. The sergeant In charge Of the snb-s'iiuoh
.. "a. Grand Central Station received a call 10
aord a noliceman 10 Or Wcb5ters house. as IL was
rared that she would do herself or her friends bod
uv harm. Policeman Kelly was detailed 20 90 |"
rho house He found several physicians there' lHey
wera Dr McA Poyne, Of No. SZ' Madisoh-tVe.' Ut
A,arew H. Smith, of No Y East foriy-second-st'
and DR. j. l.. Corning OF NO % west i"e''Y
o1a,,h.s, Mrs Webster rushing up and down
49,, screaming at the top Of her voice. and
.,o,.,ing IN Kill herself ard the physicians. In
,,o raxt room Law her husband III with grip.
,,,o question as to what should be done with the
woman was discussed by the physicians. ana pr
II s Stokes OF Bellevue Hospital wa! was slinm3ned
ana ash 1870 PAVILION at the hospital II
,,i,ned that Mrs. Websers INSANITY WIS que 10 h'r
desire qh To- dr. Cornng she had been hard
drnker for several years ~ W'aT because o. uhls
m not she could be placed In t.e ellcvue pavilion
nr stokes was finally peIsuaHsu tl.t Mrs web
stT Th ncxt ihln was induce the woman TO leave
the house At last she was pfe r9n upon to ac-
r rolng 10 take carriage and ride through the
PARK they drove at once to ,ne ,no.pl,ai. and Mrs
We hccorne calm by that time. She began weep
n ,inently. DR. Stokes examined her. and after be
cnmlng convinced that she was insane ordered her
cV ON Corning said that Mrs. Wcbsers love for
,b nari Of her husband and friends could induce
her to stop drinking She was Only hrty-ilve years
n t ,rder than usual. Her husbands life was in
The people VINO cr yea and n b 5n r
IocIGed 10 have her sent TO n hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY NEEDS MONEY
The following is a copy OF circular which mas


been sent out:
We have again to call your attention TO the I'M
mediate necessity FOR contributions in aid or the re-
organza ton Of the Republican party, now In prog
In this city. under the plan of REORGANIZATION
and constitution adopted by the Republican County
Committee upon the recommendation OF the Com
mittee OF Thirty. The work accomplished so FAR
has resulted In the selection and appointment or
nearly $500 enrolling oiicers-three in each election
district in the city. Enrolling places have been Sc
cured in the respective election districts. and the
days of enrolment have been fixed: namely, Thurso
day March %. and Monday. April 3 from to 10
o'clock each evening. ~
a mass meeting In aid OF the movement Will be
held at Cooper Institute Wednesday evening.
March 2S and the time for primary election VIII
shortly thereafter be fixed. The expenses have been
large and considerable amount OF money must
be raised at once. You are earnestly requested to
do your part in forwarding the cause OF honest ana
regular party reorganization and In securing 10
every Republican voter an equal voice In the nomi-
nation of candidates. We sincerely hope that you
Will forward your check to George Montague,
treasurer for such sum a. you cal anoro, however
small. ~. ~,
BY direction OF the Committee on Party Reor-
ganization SALEM IT. WALES. Chairman
GEORGE w. LYON. Secretary.