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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
A DISAPPOINTED HOLD.UP.
lie frlghtcns His WOuld.be Victim but
Gets No Cash From Him.

There was lively little episode this
morning about / O'Clock ut the corner
Of Second South and Third West
streets. Elijah Gin, an eK.emplOyo OF
tue Juvenile Instructor Publishing
company, was passing the place at that
time on his way home. There 10
vacant lot there which is unfenoed.
Near the corner Of It is small clump
Of trees which stand very CLOSE to the
sidewalk As Mt GIN approached IL
he observed cTouchlng form near the
ground, anu ut hrst supposed Il was a
dog, but as he walked on he saw that IL
WAS mau, and, remembering that his
brother had been held up AT the same
point two or three Year, ago anu T0bbei
Vi s0J, he stepped quickly from tho
sidewalk into the street. Az no dil NJ
ne was ordered TO "Hold on thertW
As this command was riyuu ne
glanced back ward and saw that thu
Fellow hau risen TO mis- feet auI pre-
sontcd revolver, Instead Of stopping
~ ordered no broke into run without
turning BACK or decreasing ms pace
until he reached the opposite siue NJ
tbs street, whore ne almost ran into the
ATms OF another man who seemed aux.
i1us 10 got close 10 tue young fellow,
But Gill had seen enough 10 ayincu
him that yOuug men should not stay
cut 20 late az night aud made hia way
home rs last rs n pair OF vigorous legs
could carry him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
From Mr.. Magnire.

A letter has been received By the
Midwilter Fair executive committee
from Don Mcguire, now Ia San Fran.
cisco. Mr. Mcguire states that he and
his assistants have b on steadily work.
ing on the Utah exhibit, ana that
everything Will bo ready iot public
Inspection by Saturday night A great
many people have eyinoei much In.
tereet In Utah, her people aud 10.
sources.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
ruE UoUuI,LIN TRIAL,
The Case Given 90 the Iury Ihis Aner.
noon.

CHICAGO, March 8. - An eager
thfong crowded into Judge futnill's
court this morning 10 witness the olos.
ing scenes In the second trial OF ex.
Detective Daniel Coughlln for oonpli.
city IN the assassination Of DE-. Patrick
Henry Cronin. The pleas 10 tho jury
were concluded last night AMI a. soon
AZ the court opened this morning the
Judge began reading hls charge. II
was very long document. The ~.
slruciions were mostly II general
nature, very few Of the specific in
slfuoiions Asko1 by counsel tcinr
given. The charge dealt with instfuc.
lions as 10 the form Of the verdict. The
fcaliug occupied nearly nn hour AMI
No the conclusion NJ O'Clock, iour
bailiiis wcro called up,sworn aud given
the charge Of the jury, which retired.
Judge Tuthill then ordered tho court
room clcaie aud tho reluctant specla.
tore we're hustled out by the police.
Coughlin mai tanned comp9surc
throughout tho reading Of the charse
AMI, alter the Jury hud retired, novel
over TO whore mis- wife aud two chill.
dicn eat anu sTent the time awaiting
the retufa Of The Jury In amusing the
little ones aud comforting aud reRgsur.
Ing their distressed little mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
The shoshunc reservation.

gpsria' Bhpaiet 20 ire NEwA
LASDrH, Wyo., March s,--Anothor
rG0u Ia being made TO secure another
commission 10 treat with the Indians
tor the purchase OF n part Of the She
shOne reservation. a u.ll has been IN.
reduced IA the Senate authorizing the
appointment Of a commission. The
10 pic residing Ia this s,ctlou earnestly
uUpu that " she commission Il ap.
pointed II Will be more successful than
the previous Dne. There are several
thousand acres ui valuable agricultural
aud la the southern part " tho fesor.
walton which should be thrown open ~
.nltlemnml.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
AnsIn.CTIoN or prEps.
An Alleged Attempt 10 Dcfraud a
state.

state.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The case
Of At nry William Jameson, Port
Towusruj, Washington, charged with
stealing deeds NJ property Of that state,
valued at S0lO,OOD, from tho files VI
the general land cflicc, will not be-
calleu for trial ~ the United states
district court for several weeks. Thv
delay IN due TO the lack " funds In the
district attorneys office, from which
the expenses Of bringing foreign Wit
nosscH would have ~ be pnid. Five
indictments have cen returned againtt
Jameson and in some Of Them he b.
Jointly Indicted with Litilolohu, o.
fellow towntmAn. Tho case gtew out
of the deciding OF 1--WE tracts Of lana M
the state 10 the government by Janis
4. Elder, OF Wntcom Island, Washing
ton, who tsked that they be- opened 10
settlement by meTi,OriUus eastern
emiguutf. He had three relative, all
Of whom threatened insanity proceed.
Jugs unless the land was recovered,
Tue return VI The deeds was requested
but refused. Then, Il 10 alleged, AZ
rtngemenlH wefO made 10 have the
papers abstiacted from the Office tlrH
and replaced by forged document,
thus enabling Elder 10 plead that the
deeds - the government wrI0 flfgur'
irH anu therefore OF no value. This
scheme, II h charged, was carried out
four or i've years ago. The Informs.
ton Of the acts, however, reached the
office aud negotiations quietly carried
on resulted In .Iamesou's arrest la
Canada. Ho was brought TO this city
several weeks tgo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
Matt Walkers Funeral.

Tho funeral service, over the late
Matt g. Walker were held ~ the iAmi.
ly residence at . O'Clock this afternoon.
Tbs nlnl tfibutes were numerous,
costly and beautiful, aud the sorrow OF
many friends sincere and touching.
Their expressions Of sympathy show
that like tho relatives VI tho deceased
they mourn his early death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

at9i g. "; then ramu reaction o. 0l.
then - reilly TO which subsequently
was lost Afterwards they s1lu az g.
3, but The drive was male and the e. cf
was gradually forced down I "a Sgl
on sales Of great magnitude which
lent color 20 tho fumlr that lafg
pool was liqul1aling. Ia the veuern
list there WAS an advance OF 90 ]
recorded early, l IN general ,leoiuu
anu lead and In distiliinR; later The
break In sugar depressed the rest Of the
iift AMI n decline " 90 ! was mndc,
general electric nnd icsI leading.
The report Of tue tafih committee
had 10 nppfeclable effect on sccuriiiuf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
UniYersiIY Leclnre.

Rev. DR.. Utter will be the Lecturer at
the Church University on Friday even.
ing In the Light Science course. His
subject will be "From the Red Sea to
Damascus" Numerous lantern views
VIII be- shown, notably OF Mt. SRnai,
Batrai, jerusalem, Damascus aud Bal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
Al Mnlh.

o. W. Warnea writing from Moab
Gpud county, Utah, under date OF
March 3rd, 1894, says; We are having
nne weather here. Too ground Is Is,
nice shape Tor putting Ia crops. People
are WELL There has been some diph.
tneria here this wiaterj two deaths 10
tue Wilcox family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

consider the vote by which ,ue bil
ias.rd 90 IT. third resulting.
Hands observed that the bill hat
hiaiuuI Ills place Ia tbs regular Urdsi
and shuuli not To changed without D.
vote.
sherman began his speech ON the
uili
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

Gladstone hsttcr =ncetinu OF the
no-eberS cabinet.
LONDON, March S.-Gladst0ne Tas
better this morning. His temperature
was % degrees. There was NO increase
Ia the bronchial oatarrh, and the cough
was quiettr.
The nut cabinet council under tho
presidency ui RJsubery was hUll at
noon. IL was mainly occupied win
the drafting of the quueu'a -pesoh lor
thu opening Of parliament its SAID
81 will be ga important d cumeut, ~ 10
viii practically open a new chapter b.
The story Of The naliln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

the Plans OF salt Lake Arch:gsct
Accepted,
Special DHpaitl 10 me NEws
Rock srHNGs, WYE, March s.-Tho
city council has accepted the plans Tor
tho new city hall Of Mr.. Kern, afcni.
t,oI u Salt Lake. Bids Tor the con-
struclion Of tue building will be al.
yoF,isod for Immediately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

CuARI.EsroN, ", Va, March g.
by request committee o. r'Ilkvri'
held conference today win tue mill'
tary ana civil authorities the mluef1
VIII probably resume at foIuoHoH'
Tho trouble Is considered Settled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

Ia Pom, Ind, March ST.. IL C..
%. ftei that tue Michigan Genital
iepyt at Dyer station was robbed Vt q
largc tum last uight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
ruE INDIANA.

Tho nuiidcr. mighty Pleased WIN
the shin.
PHILADELPHIA, March s.-rho new
battieship ludiina arrived nj the wharf
this afternoon aftUr n most successful
bui'durs' irisl. The builders were
highly pl,A ed over the behavior Of the
big ship AuI feel conndent that she
wa win good sizsd premium en- the
IilrlAl lfIal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

Ap'ciai Htpafch 20 ne NEWS.
CHEYENNE, wyo, March s.-"Busi.
ne'a is sicaiily picking up on the
Wyoming division Of the Union
Pacific" said superintendent Mniluy
the other day, rhurs have been four.
tUun special trains VI oranges AMI one
ofsilk and tea over the division already
this seaton, In addition 10 tho regular
traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

G,s INV YORK, March s. Sugar was tn
nature l'.Ie Of the opening. In tine dfst
n.Weh minutes $4,000 shares hnJ
'"Auael hands The first 10, 900 Went
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
viii PAY in Cash.

II was stated this afternoon that the
finance committee Of the City Council
had arranged for the payment Of all
the joint city aud county pay rolls up
10 December %, in cash, on Saturday
next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

TURIN, March s.-Lluis kossuth
has ruugroI a relapse ami is now very
weak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
HOUSE

After the close u ,nis report yestrr-
day afternoon, johnson made u pro.
lOngel and indignant spug1l agaiust
the irrigation bill, bfuu. hl IN very
s'rong language. Other members TOOK
part In the discussion ami the bill was
at length rejected.
Varian, from the judiciary commit.
tee, reported favonUiy &. Is. 3, amend
ing the penal coie,adyesely q. ID. ITO,
relating to larceny,
Warner, from tue enrolment com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
~ CoNgHESs
sherman Commences ttis speech 90
tha sstgniOrngc MI

WAsHIEGroN, March Sin VA
Senate this Bland seiguiorage ulll oali'
up As unfinished business. The poAu'
Ing question being Allison mJlloi 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
THE CAPITOL WING,
Debate 10 tho Houss Oh tho Appr0prI.
alton for II.
DEMONSTRATIONS OF wORKIsGHEy.
ihe financial Condition aud Policy Of
the Territory Discussed at
Length.

Pflor 10 the hour atwhich tho How o.
was 10 meet this morning, tho lobby
was dcnsrly packed with wofkingmcu.
Il WAS evident that the labor element
hal turned out 10 force g. be present
nj the discussion Of the appropriation
o; $780, Tor wing Of the Capitol
building. The dense crowd observed
good order during the debate, a synop.
sis Of which Ia given below, except
that once burst OF applause was given
10 a remark by Powers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
Ell CORRESPONSAL


Los abajo irmados, obreros todos, resi-
dentes en- la mencionoda villa, por CON
si@uieute, csencial ' nccesariamente demo
eratas por origen, por conviction Y silnpa-
tias, han visto con profundo sentimiento
que una publication que al parecer encar-
naba, por sU nombre, los lrop6sitos rege-
neradores de nue~tra clase, haya descendido
de su olevado puesto, hacienda blanco de
sus imprudentes desahogos los directoreS
de otra publication que es hoy la honra del
pals, por Ia entereza de su cuicter, por Ia
honradez dc sus principioS, Y por Ia viril
demanda dc nucstros derecho@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

Etmpiiendo con los E9tatutos Gle dicha Ineti-
tuci6u y con o5jetO dc uombrar nueya directi-
Va, Sc convoca por Ultima yez los suscnptores
que c9nsu 6bolo mensual ayudan a sostener el
Establaeimiento, los fundadores del mismo
sueesoIe7 dc Gstos, para cue concurran el
pr6Aimo domingo las nuere de Ia maflana, al
salon dc reception de dicho edi6elo en- Ia in
teIigencia de que Sc hara Ia election cuaIquiera
que sea el njmtro de concarrentes.
Ponce, JUNO + de 1891
Is Por Ia presdencia,
\. Z. MOLINA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05


anilnadfsina, rasplandeciendo el orden :
compostura en- toiOs sus detalles 10 que
prueba que el centre ha entrado wa GA "a
verdadera senda del progreso, en- Ia que Ia
cultura Ia buena cducaci6n Sc impoaan,
como necesidad imporiosa.
Segdn Sc me ha iafOrmado por persona
que debe saDerlo, parece que La Jgei5u
trabaia Ell sentido dc aonstituir para mas
adelante una sociedad cooperative en- be-
ne1ici0 de sus numerosos socios, Z de ser
cierto eI prop5slto, le~le luego auguramos
para los asociadOs feeundos resultados Y
brillantes recompensas, pues no en- vano
las fomentan desar0iian las clascs Obre-
ras de Otros paises como base sagUra de 81
prestigio engrandeeimiento.
TamDi6n el casino de EeGa-baja dj6 eI
domingo anterior, como dItimo ohsequio
dedlcado don Fictoriano Laguna, juez de
instruction de esta villa, que Sc aasentaba
para La Peninsula, un luioso bale con OBJ
ieto de que pudiese Ilevar i 81 nueya resi-
jcncia a4radable recuorlo de Ia verda-
dera estimaej6n que aquf -upo eonquistar-
Sc, tanto POr su iIuStraci6n probidad CO.
mo funcionario pdblieo, como por su ex-
qlisita ciyiiidad cortesania como caba-
Hero.
80 es FL que este escrise partidario de
los eiogios inmerecidos, nj mucho InenOs
Sc mgastra pIopicio prodigarlOs, 81 el
que los recibe es persona que deSempena
funciones de aatoridad ; pero el senior
La4uua duda Va surcando los mares, Y de
SECURE que 4 eus oidos no la de legar Il
eco de mis- palabras.
La probidad era su norma, como su in
cesantc labor era Il exacto cunpiimiento
de la ley que tenia su cargo. Magistrado
de recta coneiencia, no quedau en- pos de 4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
ToutdS Camacbo.

- NOTAB r cox QUE RAPIDEZ LA EMCL.
Hi1 de sstt tart3ere Fl ssterna hace rsoaperar "a
ba-ua am en casas verda teraments desesperados.
4 infraseFo n leo Girujano titular le eiudad
CEkTlFiCat Cue aace cInco amos veugo usando.
tenencesos tad5s Ia ErLsIoS De nceite De h{zado
ae baca-aq con hipgfo-hfo1 d sosa, denonlnad4 de
ScoiT vu ls ateeereues ir' lecho. rscrofustl. etc
t41- L cons d@ra nedraraeIl lie naehisifno vaor
1G gran recourse vgrdsaeraraoate desespera
dos sobret d. JOS E..4ss.
Q4e no yse1Ip ri a-.guHar que uuo te JOS medic
mea.os mas prseIosgs IL arsenal tsr4p@utco uodsrns
taFf Inz consfe etnI raes rea.tEFre A los sents9
Scott t5yyut loT9 "a pres-Et- dayasusz. Pasrre
Rico. as de a brll ce Ik-7 Ir BESITo GAUTIEz. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
NO OlCiAS


lay naeesluao oe aigQho9 opefaNos "a e iih
pfehl' de m 9f"f2"fsL.t"
! " W. 81 8 -Sla eelisS'l3 ld95' tlt.s ,..a7
oeSi''9 '1 ielli.llla5 ~ P'..leteiot oo - = y
so = ~ 'oh'9aI" ~ lhoipsiL'' e9ill lol!.. ao9
'l,Is''S 81 -'t'll., : - ~ - 80 -
=, ll5''"J|'u !I. eu 10 - 'l' ,,.t7'; ,;oi
70 s. pagan n = an'ielPan Saslos e. 'laja,
Maestro estnado amigo don Ramon B. Lo-
ticipa que Ia confeliio poder generalsimo Z su
hiio don Salvador NJ Lopez Nussa
Tomanos bueua n0ta
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iiiiI;, ,I, : ,,r la 80, Ion A,7ta-
Al mismo tempo han consti5aLdo una nNova
sociedad b3jo laraz6n de Piza Hemanos, 5. enc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

sCaa habfa sido en- el mundo Ia historic
de mi querida muestra, historic de Ia cnal
no con0cia vo mas que ci epiiogo?
Alguuos amos despuGs, cuando un Sc
conseryaba en- mi pecho su recuerdo con
eso tiute melanc5iieo ypottlco que resPlran
las baladas de HeiEe, pude saberio
Elena (a5i Sc ha5ia llanado en- el mum
do madre Teresa era hiJa dnica de una
acomodada familia. Dasde muy nina esta-
ba prometida ua primo suyo, Y en con
traposici6n DO 10 que ,uc,e suceder en esos
contrat0s de familia, en- los que no So cucnta
para NADIA con Ia voIuntad de los contra
yentes, los dos prInos Se amabau con pa
sion,
No 81 si en- Il teatro en- oI paseo hubo
de yer por mala fortuna i la hermOsa nj
"a un joyen capitau ania}uz guapo dc ca
"a, gaIIarlo de cucrpo, aire marcial, teme-
rario Osado de gauio. Loeamente prem
dado de- su beleza, le pase6 la calle hasta
lamar Ia atenc6u De transeuutes Y yecinos,
la siguiG i1nport1uG cu todas parties, la
asedi6 con misivas amoro.as Y a6u creo
fueron parte 4 scrvir dc Incentive 4 su pa
sion los desiane- de Elena Y el saber que
estaba prometida otra.
Evamdro (asi Sc Ilamaba Il primo) habIa
cStado Il punto muchas yeces dc dar una
solfaada lecci6u al impDrtuuo nilitar; pero
los raegos Y sdpiicas de Elena, que temfa
un funesto desculaee, 10 detuyleron STEM
pre-,
Una nochc eu que no s. por que sUceso
dc Iamia Sc pr0I0ngo mas que de ordlna-
rio la estaucia de Eyandro en- la casa dc su
aInada, tropez5 I'll saIir de ella con el I'M
pert5rrito captain, que al ver Elena
asomala i una Ecutaua, desde dondc tenia
por costumbre diriiir una Ultima mirada 4
su amaute autes de dobIar la esqulna, en-
pez6 endilearIe piropos y tcrnesas Una
0lcada lie ira dc sangTe dcJIO cruzar ante
los oios del ioyen que de un salto Sc plaut0
frente al capitdn Dos vibraciones secas Y
estridentes repercu5jeron en- cl eStrecho es-
pacio de Ia 9n costa caIIe. La manO de Evan
drO crispada V uerviOsa, habia azotado
las meiilla, Gel militar Tn Jay. auguStio-
so desgarrador se escape de In garganta
de Elena, que cay6 denlro de IL h2bita-
ei6n sin seutijo, a mismo tiempo que so
naba una detouari6n. Algunas boras des-
pues lavantabau un hombre cor el cr5neo
destrozado Era el cadayer dc Evaudro.
Primero Sc tenli5 por Ia vida de Elena,
despuGs por su raz5n. Tn dia su pobre
padre crevendo serviria de algdn leuitivo
su destrozado pecho Ie comunc6 que el fu-
nesto capitan sc habla euvenenadO en- la
prisiGn.
I'm ratio sc agit6 convuIsa casi Iivida
In infeIiz Elena; Iuego levantando sus
hermosos ojos al cieIo, en- los que brillaba
oI@o sublime, mumuro con voz apagada y
trGmula, cual 81 sus palabras fueran IAN CO.
rrosiyo para sus desc0. orI0s labios: '-Que
Dios le perdone, como le lie perdonado yo'
L dos gruesas lagrimas, dos soIas las uni
cas- que orotabau de sus parpados desputs
del trajico sGeeso, sd abucrou paso Por sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05

Nuestro apreciado amigo, el joyen don Sergio
Cueyas Zequeira Sc La 6xaninad0 en- la Uniyer-
sidad de Ia Habana del segEnd0 curse de Meta
ffslca, Gle dos cufsos Gle Historic y de Hebreo,
mereciendo Ia nota de SCORES liente en- unas
aslgnaturas en otras las Ge notable,
Habando la Cg7resp0spi .tci4 del easo de
hacer uu mes que St claasQr6 Ia Exposition \
todavia S han publieado los Iaud0s del jura-
do, dice que en- a4uel Cert5tnen tod0 h. sido
6 anormal pues parece que todo anda ALI sin
pies hi cabeza
FL colega anuncia que ag6n dia hablar8 claro.
I resuItara que no fue La DE1I0CRACJA Ii unica
f1tt9HlltralJrQ.
Esquelas fdnebres. pracios m6dioos, sn II
POS apeoP.ados Sc dan uotas para dirigirlas 90
Ia cudao.
Eu Ia isnprenta de La Dsmocrao.q.
Contra el eorresponsaI de la Co,Yesrsft3sH-
Ella en- danati puhic6 haee POGO La I1ENolaACIA
una noacia que Sc le remitiera
Conste que de II tai notcia no nos haeemos
en modo aiSuno s9lidari5s, "a cue, segdn infor
mes poeterIores, carece dc fanstament9 rscioual
Nj sabiamos nosotros, al insertarla, ggien Is
el corresponsal de Ia CORR ea,l}e lcil oabien-
dolo nunca habrian apareciGo en- est,a5 counnas
aluSiOnes mOrtlhcantes para uno de nuestrOs
mas leales y eonsecuentes amigos.
&c ettAIid uutSIfO apFeel&0te 3gente dc Id
Cidra, responder q las dyersas csrtas que en-
distintas feehas le diriginos atentamentef
DeSeauos saberlO.
Papel Y ter5esas de- fantasia, nuy 6no, en
oajtss preciosas, para las danas, forraR
orig iuales Y eIegantes
En 4 impFenta d Ia Democrocia-
De las intermediates mas molestas que alta
can Ia humaaidad con mucba frecueucia, son
eI asma, Ia bronquitis h tos pertnaz, en- ge-
neral, todas las Gle las Yiao respiratorias
Pero hoy nemedie tan eicaz para elias
como q Jcla5e tel doctor SaHtonj preparad0
por q licen 9iade (fades.
En- ma fabriea lie hierro del pueblo de Ia
orejas -CaadeIajara ha deelafado voraz
incendio. que ha durado venticuatro horas.
La Guardia civil, ayudada por los yecinos To-
gro sofocarlo, habienG0 resultado un muerto
dos herdos, y siendo dc suma consideration las
p6rtlidas materiales.
Fl muerto Sc llamaba Julian Martinez.
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RECORTES p

FL mundo esta NAL gobernado, porque esta
gobernado por ESQ que Sc llama amor-Had.
az SoHntery.
Hay bellezas de tanto attractive, que 81 Sc hu-
We de elias sin yacilar, no es 4 gran distancia
No puede uno alejarse mas ala de sns cadenas.
-Rochebru7e
Fl amor es IN poema ouyos dnieos leotores
son los protagonistas.
Por mas que olga, el dolor fisico nos espanta
mas que el dolor moral
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AyIso \ sUs AMIGOS Y CLIENTELA

Dentro de breves dlas legresar& a esta ciudad
el reputado como oonocido dentista doctor a. G.
A. Nald6s proeedente de los E9tados Unidos
que adenas Dc los naleriaIcs Instruments
1uodelaos IL aconpaien dos competentes los
acreditados doet0ros seaoees Piedras y Lopez,
amb0s Gentislas dc "a Uuiyersidad de Ia Haba-
ma NuaQa York, con los cue ha hecho socie-
dad.
Ponce. + de Junio de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-05
la sEQUfA

Seeose el aqua en- Ia fuente
Y sObte Ell campo la yerba
un espectro calcinado
inge la naturaleza.
FL sol derrama su lumbre
sobre las aridas pehas
& los pajaros Sc abrazan
cuando Sc posan en- elias
Agostados los arroyos
muestran su calida arena
donde la yerba Sc extiugue
apenas ell sol Il besa.
4 Ia sombra de los junco-
que los cinifes rodean,
la anfbia rama Sc oculta
con los eSJauques sucn8
Los gusarapos oscuros
en- eI tango brujulean,
Y los sutiles gusanos
que Sc nutren de Ia TERRA
Los paiaros en- las ramas
abiertos los picos muesuan
y hace paipItar sus plumas
su respiration ligera.
na ancha mosca que4pllta
4 Ia cant;irida bella,
zumba Ell el fuego dorado
del sol que su5 alas tuesta
Allan del suclo arordoso
los carrizos sus eimeras,
sus secas puntas las canas,
Y los eSpinos sus creStas.
De los perros ealuros0s
que jadeantes rastrean,
parecen al sol sacadas
de rojo fuego las lenguas.
En- las puntas &c las torres
chasca ol pico la ciguena,
eI alcT6n Sc rebulle
on su estrechIsima grieta
La mar que al fondo Sc extiende,
irradia inm6yil ' muerta
y finge arenas Gle plata
porque el sol So tiende en- elias.
Entire su peIo metidaS
las agujas de su media.
la vieia tiene acostada
en- el pechO la cabeza.
Tn ineendio prolongado
abraza ell cielo ' la TERRA,
no hay una briSa en- las ramas,
no hay en- el mar una vela
Solo la mosca que imita
d Ia eantarida bella,
baila Ell el fuego dorado
del mismo sol que la tue8ta.
Salrddor tcaedl
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POr 300

s. veuae la casa duero Is. en Ia prolo-
gasl6o d. Is eAile d. Atocha Para infor-
nes dir < r~e "A ia A. 4 n esta imprsn-
IA. Poacs, May" 81 De 1891. 5vps.