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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

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jog svi!ols, Eotari,.s Nuho. Rivera, dc Areciho
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pueStro nmieoD b. Francisco Santos, hscc saber a.
pllblico Que Va ha aida aDrobada Dor il inte
rres,,.Nl,1iuui. al sierecio anlusi de 1894 4 9J.
SuDrindo q! ju1ga,io de ustrucci6n do Coa-
mo, ,iislnpli,euso IL, pueblos Que forinaD ii
distrto del modo siaaeuto
Coamo, Barros santa Isabel 4 Ponce al
bonito Baranou,las i Gasya,ua S.bana
dol faimar C;,gnas.
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propHran celobgar los a3Llres, promote que
dar Many lucila
Dara gns;o 0ir 4 Alvaisz Perez pondorar
las Sleroicidades do Peiayo, que tanto han de-
I'll car &" kaSi1 Ia loaudado Xpedlr IN de
: efeto eS'a3iee'ehEio un ro'Mai DE honor para
reglameutar el dnH'o "ntle mIilthreS. l'lcho
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de bil!eios nara sos,euer a III fnarido uego, y
sus hios. pareoe que un indyduo preiendia
tonlarie flados dos d6cmos do bilcte como
goIpe6 brutalnsnte haSta el exlremo Que Ia ge
fertda sefiora SO eneuentra hoy On calua. Po
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

Ah, vano amor! n qaoda,as contento,
al do vorme dchosD eataNas irists,
pues solo uua esperanza que me diste,
pluguiera Dios st Ii llevara el viento
l.lsvate mi celoso pcusalnieato
ALA, cen los sentidos que ofendiste;
quo quien penas con lagrimas resiate,
IS aliyio faltarle eVendi,nionto.
0 Oquitamo 10 Ioenos la nemoria,
como las osperan2as de mis- diohas
"a una soiameDts me aas 4uitad0
No SO me acuerdc la pasada gloria,
4ue no hay mayor desdieha en- las desdiches
cue haher sido dichoso nn desdichado.
L. T9lsz de Gnsr1rd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

mide la estatua dcsde Ia base i la punta de Il
antorcha seria un negocio NADIA dcspreciahl'
por certo.
Acabase de realizar en- San Pctersburso UnD
prueba de tlro sobrc planclias blindadas dc Ii
procedenca inglesa.
La circumstances Que da relieve esa pruehS
es Ia de haberse disparado contra las planchas
dos obuses llotzar uno tie fabrication llisa
completamente nuevo, Y aoerca del cual sc
guarda gran secreto,
Los disparoS dc los obliscs iIoltzar qledarol
incrustrados EN- las plauchas, no oclirriendo lc
propio con los dol obus ruso, que otravcso aqne
las dc parte a parte.
Ell referido invento es dc Ia mayor importan
ca pone la disposition del gobctno ruse
un proyectil superior cuansos Sc han iayonta-
do hasLa la fecha.
Pero va verAn llsedeS c6no viene el tic Pace
con Ia rebaja en- forna de olra coraza contra
la cua resute impotente tan marayilIoso pro
yectil
Con motive dc Ia Exposition universal de
Amberes, SO vorihcar;i en- dicila poblacl0n, en-
breve un Cougreso internacio nal do la preuss.
Los delegados que interyendran on las tareas
de eSe Congreso seran muchos.
Los que han acogido calnrosamento la idea
han sido los periodisas inglosos Que concurti-
ran en- ndmuro de heScient0S.
En- cambo otros pases no teadran tan.a re-
presentation.
Francia solo estara representada por dos Pc
riodistas academicos, Mr.. Jules Simon Mr. Mel
chior de Vogue, j nosotros por el senior Alfonso
dc Beraza.
Como hacen juoiica Ell Francia.
En- todas parties cuecen habas y ALI tambien
Us magistrados sulren sus errores jndiclales.
N6ase un case. Nile fanny Schmslzer Tue
acusada hace tres anoe de infanticdio y con.
ducda al dep0sito, Oh donde sc codeG con la
drones mujeres dc vida alegre. A sns ms
tancias, SO Ia hizo I'M reconocmiento msdic0,
y resut6 que fanny no pudo cometer el intan-
licidio, porque no habia passdo por e trance
de Ia maternidad.
Una yez comprobado este, la ioyen reclamo
de la justicia que coDdenaSe 4 slA calumnlado-
res. La pretensi6n no podia So mas justa, el
proceso ACADIA de verae Ell Romorantlu; pero en-
yez tic resultar condenados los dliamadores,
resultd que el tribunal ha seutcpcnde Nile.
Schmtlzer una multa y el pago de as costas.
Contra esta decision ha protestado la opinion
pdblica en- Franci;,, y Iodo hace Greer quo la
senienca scia casada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
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sssdor Director de I,A UGaocaAcfA

ssdor Director da I,A DGa0CaAufA
Aprociado seiior y amigo; lc ostiusr9 d.,
csbSis en- las c1'umaas 10 su peajdico {. Ia al,
junia,
Sa1ores Casals J i'asosa,
Ponce.
jMuy sedotss mi3s ao,isoa nas quo re-
conpensados por s yareciioto dsl juyalo, les
estimare que el impof,o del acc6sil, oon que Sc
ha preniado el srticllo . Las industries regio-
nalfs 81 silvan ponefIo Ia disposition dc 10,
pobrea de! Asilo dc Damas"
hpcogeoho esta opottuhidad para dat Las ma
expresiyas graolas los senofes cue cotnpssis
ron el Jurado, roconoaiondo la imparcialidsd COZ
que han procedilo, "a la yez Ia feliz, fol
exacta nanora con cue han sabdo interpreta
~ toma propuesto para el certdmen, por los 80
flores Casals Besosa, Do qaienea ins ropito ami
- segaro sery dor
ENRlQJs VAzQrss AaunAa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
q. Ielsz de Gnspara

Entire padres de fAraila;
No hay quo contrariar janaa los adcionas
do los hijos para la eleccion do oarrera. Yo,
por ejemplo, sengo un hijo muy a6cionadc 4
las tabas
II 10 ha dadicado ustod al teatro!
No. senior; 10 he hecho entrar on una oar
pintera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
DAJO COrUHNO

Lt- periodicos vionou ostua dia.
cor e0lumnas eptoras
dedjcadss al nijo do don Carlos, @
Ceci?io 1s gshociG
Nc parece mpy bicu qae ,s don hoabo,
que djgan 10 cue quierau,
relstando con peos J so;isles
10 qQs come y a|nluetas;
que cuontea 81 en- Sesil!n Ltd i i'riaaa
4 correr Una .jHsrgd,
81 eatuyo Oh el Busrelo Z 81 no estuyo
oyendo mslaguchas;
81 on C6rdoSa, sintGndoso flamenco
encalyo que le hiciasan
un sombrero ci igtsal de Lasa'7i;p,
del Rcyerte del Guerra,
por cierto cue nc pgao II t:u Iogfsr.o
segin dice la prenss.)
Son do mucho iuter6s eEos dstsles
yes ju:to quo se lean,
porque el reportsrismo ssta obligado
q tamaias elnprcsas.
Todo ESQ esta rnuy bieo J 70 10 apruabo;
81 Justo que ST Sopa
que al hijo de don Carlos, como 4 nadie
le gusta nnestra lsngna,
y que hsbla 81 castelano tan correcto
como ioR,a ei Guerra,
que lemente el cstsdo de los pobrts
(siu dar una poseta)
que digan que IN oolrido media EspAfA
quo fus en diligoncia
d Ia provincial de Ja6n. todo ESQ
mureco quo Sc lea;
quo coufiese 4 in humilds poriodissa,
como 6i 50 10 conGesa,
que i'll cara no es cara de conS0rte,
haciGndose una 0fensa.
Repito que esta ben; pero decirnos
el calzado que lleva
es una indisoreei6n dc tono y lomo,
dicho sea con franqueza.
Zone esta con slpargatas, y asim'smo
reCibo tn la fronreral
Pues todo5 los leotores, do SECURE,
S. habran hccho csta 0uenta:
-Un principe real con alpargatas.
Iesulta IN Gamborena
Edli1 Linsndonr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
VINO NUTRITIyO
Dc kola, coca y carae pcptoeieada, x 1orgsosa

H@ K0fhi cDCd ca "S icFNHtS@Hs ~ 1W' tB'"SNA
Alimopto sepnrador pays los crgsaismos ie-
hHas.
PodAroso t6nico on todas las afeccionss JAl
corazdn
pAra Ia anenia no hay f",rugiqoro qne 10
sventSjA.
LAv~nts ae fucrzAe fi>jeAs Ael ieaiviaoo re-
pnraaao al propiu tir'ppo I've fancores todss
do Ia nuIrit;6n.
Ee xp autitoto 6esz conl,a q sbaee de los
lcorsA
Toios cA'os r.>nasoioa '|e Toseegross hsa
sdo premi4dus onn nedsllsr IL oro en Ia E1,
poAici5i. Univer.ht Ae Ca@ag Gu Ia regional
"a Pue,t" Rico.
Oee6, i;o IN eatn cio3ai, "a Ia Farr'ecia d.
Gadea
por eeyor An IA ~ -, bi' 4 Tcrreg-c,a
Asnad'lA. nlssa pe'rc'pai,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

La a'Hencia disminuye las pssoncs liyanss
Huihehta las grandes y mobiles, como oil viont0
"P"HS Las bujias enoiende las hogueras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

hA lnuJcr mas boba, 81 no esta enamorada
s.ono ven. SseIhpre mAs talenic que el hombre quisn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

La Vida domestioa es on 81 tan prosnics quo
"uy que embeIIecerla con mueha tornura Ia
mas esquisita educaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
JARABE
BALShMIC0 CllOSOTAD0
DEL LlCD0. Gl0L

III ,neior pestorsl conociio h,eta 81 dia.
CMr6 efeas,nsnte las sufsrmeasdes del pc.
eho, toE pertinex, cstsrros, resfriados, as'
na, bronquitis, sisis pumopsr, eripee, tos
farina, y en general para todsa Lax eufer.
nedades de Las vfas retpiratoriss.
Fl Jdrabe balsdkaico creoSota.io de Hiol
se vonde en- las farmacias mas aoreditadas
de la Isla.
Poeden tomsrse hasta eustio cucharsdi-
tas al dia.
PHASE el "Jarrbe bslsam;eo croosotado
de Giol. +"
Ponce, Agosto IA de 1891. 3im.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

liores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

El homore bueno leya ol eoraa5n Oh la len.
gasi e. nomoyd pruiontr leys IA i7nsua en- sl
soraZdn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

Pence, t. ds Agosto do 1891.
Frmados; NJ Zeno Gambia
j. Rodriguez Castro,
Carlos Armstrong,
J, Il. Stemacher,
Julio prals.
'& c,NroRMlp,p con 10 prop'"Sto l"r "l IN
RADIO Ualiicador en- el incSo 2. de 81 Ialldo
secundando Il lcyantado prop6slo quo 10 Mior
ma, creamos uu premio extraordnario ITO $4o
---cnarenta pesos para otorgarlo al autor dc
articulo titulo Propagaada, inserto en- el perio
dco dc Mayasiiez Di1yio Poputar ndmoEo 500
y tirnado ."
CAsALs Z I}rsOSA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

{: g. & 4; :.:s:;:; ;;;: ;;'s;: !: ':: E:
de los senoros Rucabado y c.
10 dotolla en- su ostab'ccimiouto
ID. Luis Ursulich.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

En- la Escuoia;
Nido, ,d5nde esta Inglaterra
"A punto Mo no 10 IS; pero debe estar may
cercs dc mi casa, porque slempre quo llamanA
ia puerta, dco mi papa: q Ahi esta un In
g9s !" como yienen tantos ..,
Un autor dramatco tan vauiaoso como in
sustanG8l decia noahas atras eli un cafe.
~ Eaaa, Va no.espore mas Estoy resuel.
to destruir do ana vez .os antiques rnoldss
Puea procure nsted no hacerse dado GUAM
do do 81 estallido.
EPIGRAMAS.
| Dos liarios 10 anunciatop,
| los dos lie esta manera:
Aver tarde 80 encontraron
dos rnuortos on la pralers.
Los lectores mas eSpertoa,
despu6s de leer, decian:
Al sncostrarsa estGs nusftos,
aus es 10 qus slos hablarian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
n O T ! lCIA&s 4; 4;

Honraino, hoy asta seccidn 81 jn7e9Tar a te,
lsgrama que da3do los l'aios de CoaNo, nos di'
rigs aver ta'tr nuestro querido compaiero el
seIlor lope2, director DO la Correspom5eacid:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

Este mismo cnso SO oherya tanbien cn Nm.
casa on la callc do la Aurora neSa al raftir
sid GnWtach. Esperalnoi qNe IA polca Pou
"a coto rso abn,u,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

Vsrias parsonsa 50 oso starcado nosotros
para wanifYs,atl,oa, que eu Ia Gale Mayor. en
Ia casa eonooida por Ia do las Us'oo, Sc rounen
yacios ndiy6uos dc nocde fernando eorto an
IA acera, Y aomo ca coAsiguieate, oI~yrHy0y ol
trapsito al {obre yiandante que so ye en ol caao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
LA MAYOR DEsDICHA

Fdli1 Lin,sndour
The morning call., 1894-08-17

OF the direct issue. There Is no sufficient
foundation for the introduction Of these
letters, and therefore the objection to them
is sustained. Exception noted" So, for
the present Mt least. Mrs. jain Martin will
not have to carry out her threat of retiring
from the courtroom for good, which she
threatened To do If the Crawford letters
were admitted in evidence.
Mrs. John Martin was then recalled to
the stand. A number of questions were
put to her by Attorney Rodgers that had
been asked and answered before concern
ing her visits 10 the races, especially dur
ing the period dating from May 16 to May
81. 1891.
''Did you not through all this time regu-
larly test system OF betting?"
mo, sir; l was too ill.,"
MRS. Martin. did you not make SIS
day at the races"
mo, never did, Mr.. Rodgers; if l did
l would acknowledge il. I'd consider it
no disgrace"
"Did you not ask Mr. Crawford to loan
you $1,000 in May. 1891. and offer to give
him your diamonds, worth $4,000 OF $4,000,
as seeurity?"
mo. sir; 1 did rot: Mr.. Crawford was
not IN a position to"
Object" said johnson. Sustained.
Arthur Rodgers then-n0t content with
his previous defeat-offered to introduce
anotner Crawford letter.
johnson objected and the court rejected
the letter.
But, your Honor" began Rodgers.
'The court wants 10 hear No more argu-
mants." said the Judge.
Rodgers persisted that he wanted to
The morning call., 1894-08-17
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
Control of Railroads Discussed by
the Arena Club.

Railroad corporations and the present system
OF running and managing them had few friends
at Arena Club last evening. The members OF
this organization are holding at their rooms,
720 Post street. every Thursday evening. a
series of discussions on some one of the polti-
cal problems OF the day. Last evening Gov
eminent Ownership OF the Railroads was the
suhjecl of the debate.
A great majority OF The participants IN the
discussion tooN the position that railroad cor
poraiions and monOpolies had no excuse for
existence, and II the speakers could have had
their way the name Huntington would soon be-
come nonentity III railroad circles. John NJ
Reynolds was the only speaker TO come TO the
rescue Of the railroad magnateS. He held That
the present state OF affairs was not due to any
fault In the system which is IN vogue,
but To the inertnrss of the common
suffrage. He was entirely indisposed toward
increasing the power OF the central Govern
ment. 1t is Il dangerous thing TO attempt.
I'VE have plenty OF railroad laws at present. %
be said what we do need Is public spirit 10
put them In force. The American people
should be awakened TO their sense OF duty and
then there would be no more trouble with The
railroad kings"
Fl. w. Sanborn opened the Populstic side of
The question by showing the magnitude OF The
The morning call., 1894-08-17
COOKS CAN FIGHT.
One Starts for Japan to
Prove 1t.
Tsoy, the Cruiser San Francisco's
Late Mess Boy, Is Going to
Become an Officer.

Bright Is be who, as he watches the pea sonp
boiling and the kettle simmering in the galley
OF a warship, takes notes on the position OF
guns, studies their training and in time of
peaco prepares for war.
Bright is Tsoy YakOw, he of the Struggling
chin beard and small stature, late resident of
San Francisco ana boaSter of the fact that he
once served whole term of enlistment on
board OF the United States cruiser San Fran.
ctscOas assistant mess cook ana bottle-tapper
for the waldroom.
Tsoy has cast plebeian labor to the winds, and
has started for Japan, his native land, to tell
the Mikado what he knows about warships A
delegation OF his countrymeu were down 10 see
him off for Yokohama yesterday afternoon by
the steamer City OF Pesing. Many patriotic
WORD was spoken and many an oath of
allegiance sworn.
TsOy has been studOus. He secured his ap-
polntment as petty officer on a Japanes war
vessel by proving TO the naval authorities of
the lea Isles that he had mastered The mys-
teries OF sighting Oreaeh-loading cannon and
working search.ight. He gained his educa-
lion between meals when the pea soup wasn't
boiling nor the duff sieaming on the dish.
He drew pictures, did Tsoy. He couldn't
draw them like student OF the Art School car
but he managed TO outline a deck plan of the
charleston and sketch upon II numerous sea-
men engaged IN mortal conflict. He can xiii
men with pencil TO perfection, this latest ad-
dition 10 the Japanese navy.
Exactly hfty-twO JapS OF all sizes and appear
anceS came down to see Tsoy off Some were
wise, sprightly little chaps with hand me down
suits on. and others were stupid and kept get
ting in everybody's way.
The newly commissioned subaltern was
loaded down with advice and presents He
tried TO look calm and collected, but the Thought
that he was stepping out TO glory made hun
somewhat nervous.
He gave no thought to steaks, chops; no, not
even tile pea soup and he warm gailey of an
American gunboat. as he shivered In the chill
f0P "A Oo DOSPd narnlcallv m ha
steerage deck. He expressed himself as de.
termined TO die ha and above all to impart ali
the valuable Information lie had gathered about
fighting ships during his stay In San Francisco
TO his chief, the ruler OF Japan.
Tsoy was eyed suSpIciousy by the Pekine's
Chinese passengers, who had heard OF the lille
brown travellers Intentions of joining the JAP
anese navy.
Tsoy said be also took notes of how sailors
handle their fists when he was in the United
States service, so he isn't afraid, not bit OF it,
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show the condition of Mrs. j ohm Martin
about May 8. 1891.
What condition. asked the Judge.
Her physical, mental or financial con-
ditOn%
81 wish 60 point out" replied Rodgers,
that at that date she could not have
given birth to a child"
Judge COffey said firmly that for the Dur.
pose of proving the paternity of this child
those letters were already ruled out and
could not be used. The maternity of the
in FAINT was another question, and il coun-
sci would mark such parts of the letters as
touched upon that subject, the parts in
dieat6d might be shown TO the opposing
counsel and placed before the Jury.
II wish to introduce this as whole, I"
persisted Rodgers.
Judge C0ffev was getting tired of this.
and told the counsel plainly that he must
not introduce letter for the purpose of
proving portion of it, thereby &c ting
before the jury other portions previously
ruled against.
Johns son asked to see the letter. and after
brief peruSal objected TO its introduction
on the ground that il only referred to the
period of time between Nav II and 81, 1891.
1t could have no possible bearing uDon the
date of the birth of Mrs. Martins child,
Nav g. 1891.
Finally it was determined that during
the recess the portions of the letter de-
sired 10 be introduced should be cut out
and introduced, that no extraneous
matter shall get before the jury. A recess
was then ordered.
Another dramatic incident arose al this
Jnncture. just as the jury filed out of
court the doors were flung open. and in
stalked tall, handsome military figure
1t was General w. FL. l.. Barnes, with fire
In his eye and pile of books under his
arm.
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munity, certainly. All the court can now
say is that Mr.. Thornton has seen fit and
deemed 1t his duty 20 himself to withdraw
al this moment; he is entitled 20 DO it, and
of course the court, while regrsttiug ii,
must submit TO 1t. That is all l have to
say"
Mr.. Thornton concluded: 81 take my
leave of your Honor and of the gentlemen
In the case with the hope that the trut h
may be ests blished, and that Justice ID ay
be done" With these words the attorn ely
took bis departure, and johnson took up
his closing argument against the introduce
ton of the Crawford letters.
The court ruled in his favor. Judge
Coffey decided that no proper foundation
had been laid for the introduction of these
letters.
"a party may not impeach its own wit
ness" he said, although that witness may
be cODtradicted by other evidence, to show
that at other times he has made state
ments inconsistent with his present testi-
moDy. Now the question is: Is any of
this testimony material with which these
letters can be contra sted? l see nothing
in these letters material, except in so far
as regards the paternity of the child.
"The only ISSUE before this jury is: Is
this the will of Henry Martin DID he
execute, sign and date it? This wi mes
is not party TO the action and is not part