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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16
Ell. MAESTRO DE vILLAMBRoNEs

NO nay un nOmOTe que SuIra
mas distracciones
que ell maestro de escuela
de Villambrones.
Para lavarse ell rostro
por la maf1ana
suele llenar de tinta
la palangana,
y al espejo Sc mira
tranquilamente
y Sc cree que es IN negro
que vive en- frente,
hasta que su sefora
lie despabila
dandole trece golpes
con la badila.
ST alg1n chico travieso
de los que educa
le tira pelotillas
la peluca,
acomete cuaiquiera
de sus vecinas
y Ia rompe en- un hueso
las disciplinas.
Que confunda los nombres
es muy corriente,
al que Sc llama Rio
lie llama Puente,
"a Melton, Ricardo,
y Luis, Canuto,
Y al que Sc llama Cesar
lie llama brute.
Por premiar al muchacho
mas distinguido
suele pedirle un duro
(ique distraidoD
Dice que tres por cuatro
son diez y siete
que el primer rey COLO
fu6 Berruguete.
Explicaba los nifios
doctrina sana
con Ell gOrro en- la mano
cierta maf1ana,
y mirar su cabeza
fui por 10 mismo.
LIE tapaba los sesos
un catecismo!
Tiene una gran pelleja
su sefIoria
para explicar en- clase
geografia
Y en- la euna del niffo
que Di0s le ha dado
tiene ell mapa de Espaf1a
todo caladO.
Cuando escribir ensefia
(;que majaderoD
Snele mojar las gafas
EN- ell tintero,
hace unas eles grandes 3,
como cerrojos,
con Ia plnna en- ell sitio- -
de los anteojos.
Distracciones q miles
padece, en- suma.
Cuando sc mama ell dedo
Sc cree que fuma,
y hasta cobra dos veces
ell pobrecillo,
81 Sc descuida el padre
de alg1n chiquillo.
Por 10 tanto, ell que sabe
Su vida extrafia,
dice con fundamento
que en- toda Espafla
no hay un hombre que sufra
m distracciones
iue ell maestro de escuela
de Villambrones.
Juan PEREZ Zunigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16
I'M IA NATiRit nv fCAY encnntrar
- WI sHIi Ia ALVJ acomo1o u

buen escrlbIeLte.
PARA L \ GRIPPE, TOS. BRONQUITIS
Asna fisIs lnclpieuto eS el relnouln Sil
rival el Jarabe de Guayacol, del DIR. Rodri
gueZ Castro.
En- ts'dss las Antillas en- Venezuela nc
se vende h'-y otro Jarabe para las ehferua-
dades del pocho.
Eu Puerto-Rico sc han vendido veiDte \
cfncO mil fraScsss On cuatro amos.
Esta 81 Ia mayor garantfa.
Centenares dc certlfcad,s de los prineipa-
les Msdicos confrman IL bondad del InedIca
mento.
La Tos DE LA GRIPPE Qae tanto molesta, sc
cura con un solo frasco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

Ell tenor Aramburu no vendra va Ponce
por tener que marchar precipltadament.
para la Habana, en- donde tlene compromi
sos artistic0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16
= stafeta
de Ponce

Ma1ana teudrdn lugar en- la Aadiencia de
est ciud sd los juicios orales en- las causas
segnidas contra Jeeis Maria Santiago, por
iesiones; M,guel Moiinari, por robo; Do
miDgo Ibarola, por alIanamiento.
Lleyaran las defensas los Llcdos. Diaz,
Sanchez Montalyo y Aponte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16
Anna de c1.iN

SE S0LICITA npa sin miro con niio
prefr eadoss Ia priwera es Si5 de sneldc
mensual, ls segupds CON $i2.
Dirijirse calls de Ia Villa LII nero 43
90 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

Los vecinos de Adasco SO quejan De que
los perros muertos on aouel pueblo por la
estricnina, sean enterrados en- e Cemente-
rio en- sepulturas de poca profundid,d
Creemos, con nuestro college, Ell Labora-
torio, cue ESQ es una profanaoion y un ata-
que a la hygiene, que no debe consentirse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16
I'm cNbNllO

Ri que usGriie Q vende uuc, zaino oscu
ro b ian paso, cuatro itos d. edad, sci.
uartas q zada, bzena- condolences psrs
VIII pa Esta 4hbalio "a el mi-mc
Jus fapa Ell seh3r r jas, a'gaac' del Jaz
ga 20.
Ei ore % interese dirijass
AkfJaH<ro Dl0=
''axs dsl NJ ,rcadc casa de Miguel Covas.
"a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

Hasta ell treinta de este mes segdu dice
un colega, no yendra Ponce la compaf1ia
de zarzuela que act1a en- la Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

En- May gii-7 So esnera que snfes de tres
nes-s este fancionando q trauyfa urDauo
lie aQuel.a ciudad.
Hemos recibido los pr 1gieros min RS del
L.stn NsrcanfsI, que e's Mayag1 la en-
pezadu publican Il josen don ] ,oe Ferre-
ras.
D .seAnosie buena suerte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

En ell teatro, desde este hasta la Gale
del Comercio, n1mero 8, Sc extravio, hace
pocas noches, uu afler de orc, con tres
mosquitas, formadas por una perla, un rnb
y dos brillantes pequefios cads una.
Sc gratifcara quien la entregne en- esta
redaccion. 6-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16


Dt.funciones - Eusebia Lespier Figue
| roa, Jose Santa Maria Cordoba, Juan Co
lon Collaz,, sersfin Puig L'oias, Pedro
Morales MADEIRA
El que desee adquirir IN maguffco solar,
en- pniito centrico de Is poblaclon, puede di-
rijirse don r smdn Colon.
Mide Is metros de frente y so de fondo y
SO halla en- la oelfe del Sol.
Francisco Ayala. propietaria de un pu s.
20 de ma bl que aparoco d-uuuclado en- nnes-
tro bdmero do ay.r, se acerca haoia noso
tres para manif starnns que ademas dc lo>
que aparecen en ei peri6 tico. veDdian ante
anoeh- rnabi en- las d. liclas todos los que de
ene u. 6 oio sc Ocupan.
La lolcia t,mo EOta d un gran niimero,
y. como soio hglran tres en- la denuncis. s-
dessa saber = lamanio b tcia .llo Ia at.n
clou dc la Aut"rIdad en que consists Gap
notoria om,siou.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

Una comti6n da la G an I. GA Soha~ans
d. Puerto-Ki..a vi>it6 la |. g,a TIN md, d.
Arec1bo. qurdando alt .nent. = f shs de-
6rden Y ragularidad qne - imprtme A 10
tes.b sjos y ds los progresses que lleva reali
zados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

Maflana publicaremos una interesante
correspondence de nuestro corresponsal en-
Paris Luis Bonafoux, que acabamos de re-
cibir.
La falta de espacio no nos permite inser-
tarla hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

Dfcese que de los austro b t,llones que
gnarnecen esta i-la, so % dos iran Cub
cuando ssan pedidns por Fl G.u-ra M.rt,
uez Campos Iran vnuntari.,s l,a que r.
10 deseen, ser sortsados 81 flese necp
sario.
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Five persons are missing and are believed
to have been burned to death. The fire is
believed to have been Of ncendiary origin.
Beriin.The Marie mine at Deuben, near
Weissenfels, Prussian SaXony, was set on
fire last evening by the explosion of
boiler. Several men We're fatally injured.
Kingston, jar aica-Advices from Port
Prince say that President Hyppolyte has
declared the capital city in state of siege.
London-The royal yacht Osborne with
Princess Victoria and Maud. and Prince
Nicholas of Greece, on board, arrived in
the Thames this morning.
Ministee, Mich.-W. C. Denny, postmas-
ter of Gaar: Scott and Co, of Richmond,
Ind formerly cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Little Rock, Ark, has
been bound over for trial at the next ses-
sion of the circuit court here. 1t is al
legged that Denny, while cashier at Little
Rock obtained $4,000 from the Mnistee
National bank by al loan under false rep
reservations.
Port Huron. Mich.-The Detroit and
River st. Clair railway company filed
$3.50. 900 trust mortgage in favor Of the
Union Trust company of Detroit, in the
register of deeds office here this morning.
Glassboro, N. 1.-THE Whitney Glass
Works of this place was destroyed by
600; insurance unknown.
Wilmington, Del.-Davd Grinnage age
II years, has been arrested at Glasgow
charged with causing the death of his
grandmother, Harriet Lewis, aged 60
years.
Glencoe Minimize corner stone of the
Masonic Temple was laid with appropriate
ceremonies.
Stevens Point, Wis-Michael Stankowski
a laborer at the Wisconsin river paper mill,
badly crushed, and sustained other injuries,
which compelled several very delicate oper-
atoms
Crookston Minn.-Martin Beemer died
suddenly here. He has been harvesting in
this vicinity. His father is a real estate
dealer in Cambridge, o. Alcoholism was
the cause.
Washington--The West Virginia Edito-
rial Association gathered in Washington to-
dav preparatory to leaving tomorrow for a
week at the Atlanta Exposition.
Toledo. o. special from Tiind1ay. O.;
store at Van Duo o., was blown open and
robbed of 81 100 early this morning.
Grand Forks, N. DIP r. Connolly. road
master on the northern division of the
Great Northern for several years, was
transferred to the Fergus. Falls division
Walter Hale, of the Washington division
succeeds him.
Iewistown Ill.-Lewis W. Ross presi-
dent of the First National Bank, died this
morning. He was member of the Iegis-
lature in 1874 at the time that Lincoln sat
in that body He was elected by the Dem
ocrats three times to congress.
Pierre. s. D.-The supreme court today
decided in effect that the Western, Union
Telegraph Company is not compelled to ac-
cept a message for transmission unless
written on the company's blanks.
Pittsburg-Last night at midnight stub
born fire of unknown origin broke out in the
rear of the second floor of No. 112 Wood
street, occupied by Charles Walter,
paint shop, and for time threatened the
destruction of half a block. The second
and third floors of Nos. 112 and ia were
completely Quilted before the fire was under
control Both buildings were occupied by
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30
WAR INEVITABLE.

SENATOR CHANDLER SAYS THAT
ENGLAND AND UNITED STATES
MUST FIGHT.
Concord, N. H., Oct. 29.-An editorial
appeared yesterday in the Evening Mont
tor. Senator Chambers paper, written by
the senator, and headed Our Coming
War With England In part it says
War between the United States and
England is inevitable. 1t will arise on
account Of British disregard of our in
terests. 1t will also be forced by British
encroachments upon other nations all
over the world. 1t will be fought by us.
having Russia as our European ally AS
war offensive on our part it may not
happen for 20 years. AS defensive war
it may come sooner. and should be well
coined. One sure result will be the cap
ture Hffd permanent acquisition of Cana
da by the United States"
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a number Of tenants. The total loss on
buildings and contents will approximate
$4,000; insurance, about $4,000.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The application Of A.
w. Frampton. to the state supreme court
to have his case continued on the ground
that his attorneys had neglected his du-
ties was this morning denied and nom
PROSE- was entered.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Edward Peppard was
sentenced by Judge Templeton to one year
and nine months in the penitentiary. Pep
pard attempted to pass a forged check on
Antwerp-The annual council at a meet
ing held last evening voted that ships en-
tering the docks here, after the beginning
of the year 1896, shall pay to the city the
sum of so centimes instead of "a confines.
as heretofore. The council also voted to
suppress the practice of imposing addi-
tional charge where the navigation rights
OF vessels were different.
Pars-A dispatch from Carmeaux says
the striking glass workers at that, place
held meeting last evening to rejoice over
the defeat of the government in the cham
Der of deputies.
TT. Sheridan, Ill.-Attorney Blair con-
cluded the defense before the Pague court
martial this morning. Three officers were
recalled and swore. that the accused was
perfectly sober at the time he shot at Col.
Crofton. The judge advocate will offer
some rebutting testimony this afternoon,
and the case will end tomorrow.
Vienna-Herr Luger, leader Of the anti
Semites, elected mayor of Vienna this
morning, by SO votes to A in the municipal
council
Chicag o-R. A. Dawson, colored, Juror
in Judge Bakers court, was today sent to
Jail for 50 days and fined 500 for contempt
of court.
San Francisco, Oct. % Commander
William A. Morgan, United States navy.
retired died here yesterday of Bright's
disease.
Frederick, S. D.-The county of Nc
Pherson is demanding pay from Ed
munds county for the property destroyed
by the big prairie fire not long ago. The
fire is said to have been started from the
dividing line between the two counties,
where force of men were burning fire.
break under official instructions.
Pittsburg-Yesterday two little girls
Marion Gertrude Henderson and Della
MOley, ate from the contents of a paper
box which they discovered while playing
on the Monongahela wharf. Gertrude
died in terrible agony last night In spite
Of all possible attention Della died today.
The remainder OF the contents of the box
has the appearance of sulphur in which
there is unrecognizabl compound.
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MONER" TREASURER.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 29.-Sherif Parker
left last night for Jacksonville, Ore, with
a warrant and extradition papers for the
arrest of George w. Boggs, city treasurer
Of Tacoma from 1890 to April, 1894. The
warrant charges the embezzlement of
100000
The recent bank failures here have dis.
closed the fact that Boggs while treas
urer deposited large sum of city war;
rants in the banks, receiving credit as
cash. This led to a close investigation of
Poggs' alleged warrant transactions with
the result that it was decided on Sat-
urday to put him on trial.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

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there was any trouble in the office it must
be of a local nature.
New Yorl<-Jacob BANNER, cloak mann
facturer. failed today, making the sixth
failure in this trade this month; liabili-
ties, s6S000.
%, and the son of respected parents, shot
and killed a Swede named Erickson in
saloon row. The prisoner claims he COM
mitted the act. in self-defcnse.
Washington. D. CA cablegram was re-
ceiVed this morning announcing the sud
b. Eustis al the residence of her son,
George Gustis, at Ratoath, near Dublin,
Ireland, this morning.
Ottawa, Ont.-Sir Mackenzie Bowel de-
MES the statement that the government
had notified James Huddart that his CON
tract for a fast Atlantic steamship service
is at an end.
Chester. Paired Heard, aged q years
shot and seriously injured his father David
resulted from a family row. and the boy
shot to protect his mother. The family is
highly respected, and the affair has created
quite sensation.
Philadelphia Pa-Samuel Josephs, well
known Democratic politician, who was in
troduced and sung in the Democratic Ma
tional convention in 1892. died this morning
after a protracted illness.
Chica go-The body of John Ferguson, the
missing captain of the tug O. B. Green has
just been taken from the river by the
police.
Altoona, Pa.-The employees in number
of departments in the Pennsylvania rail-
hours per day this week in order to hasten
new work and keep up with the repairs.
Tomorrow Sunday both foundries, the
partments will work all day something I'M
usual.
St Petersburg-The Emperor of Chine
has conferred the order of the double
dragon of the first grade Of the third class
ter Count kahlist, director of the Asiatc
department. erecives the same order in
the first class of the fecon f era Srade and NJ
partment, the double dragon of the second
grade, third class.
ern railway. better known as the Hudson
Bay Railroad Company. gives notice of an
application for an extension of time for
the completion of the main line to Saskat-
chewan river. Notice of application has
been received from another company for
practically the same franchise as now held
Nv the Hudson Bay Railroad Company
namely from Winnipeg to Hudson Bay.
Vienna-The Austrian authorities have
prohibited the holding of the national con-
gress Of the Radical LithuanianS at Tarpol,
Galca.
baltimore Md-A row of two-story frame
houses on Carroll street. WOodberry, were
burned this morning, causing loss of
about S25 900.
Munich-A house in course of construction
in AmaIien strasse collapsed yesterday and
four Workmen were killed.
San Francisco-The Raw-Hide mine,
well known bonanza property. located near
the town of Sonora Tuolonne county, has
been reincorporated as the Rawhide Mining
Company of West Virginia. This has been
done preparatory to listing the shares of
the new company upon the Boston stock
exchange.
Berlin-A dispatch from Warsaw says
that the greater part of the town of Laso-
Gin, Prussian Poland. has been destroyed
by fire, rendering 1.5Oc people homeless.
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NOT REGARDED AS EXTRAS

NOT REGARDED AS EXTRAS.
st. Louis Girl-Mamma is going to
send me to Chicago school this year.
Boston girl-Does she prefer Chicago
to Boston?
ST. Louis Girl-No; but the schol in
cludes gum and pickles in the regular
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

There are more ways than one to skin
cat, but only one way to make the best
vhiskey. Uncle Sans Monogram Whis-
key is made that one way. At druggists
and dealers.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Gladstone Mch.-Robert B. Beattie aged
%, and the son of respected parents, shot
and killed a SWede named Erickson in a
saloon row. The prisoner claims he COM
mtted the act in self-defcnse.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Washington, D. C.-Oficials of the post
Office department express ignorance Of any
in the postoffice at Pttsburg. Postmaster
General Wilson said today that he knew
of difficulty far as the pOStOffice
department was concerned and he had not
ordered an inspector to Pittsburg. 1t was
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Washington. D. CA Cablegram was re-
ceived this morning announcing the sud
den death of the wife Of Ambassador James
b. Eustis at the residence of her SON.
George fIustis, at Ratoath, near Dublin
Ireland, this morning.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

New York-Jacob Banner, cloak manu-
facturer, failed today, making the sixth
failure in this trade this month; liabili-
ties S6S 900
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Ottawa, Ont.-Sir Mackenzie Bowel de-
MES the statement that the government
had notified James Huddart. that his con-
tract for a fast Atlantic steamship service
is at an end.
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Chester Pa.-Fred Heard, aged q years
shot and seriously injured his father David
Heard. here this morning. The occurrence
resulted from family row, and the boy
shot to protect his mother. The family is
highly respected, and the affair has created
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the impression at the department that if
there was any trouble in the office it must
be of a local nature
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Washington-The treasurer's stated gold
reserve is $685. 227, $50.
st. Louis, Mo.-A special to the Chronicle
from San Antonio, Tex, says that Rev.
Father Forest was this morning consecrat-
ed bishop of the diocese of San Antonio.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

London-It is supposed that the Marquis
of Londonderry has accepted the chairman
ship of the London school board.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Philadelphia. Pa.-Samuel Josephs, a well
known Democratic politician. who was in
PRODUCED and sung in the Democratic Ma
tional convention in 1892. died this morning
after a protracted illness.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Huntington, w. Va-Twenty guests at
the Adelphi Hotel, leading hostelry in
town. were taken suddenly sick last night
being poisoned by eating asparagus in oys-
ter SOUP
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Chica go-The body of John Ferguson the
missing captain of the tug O. 3. Green has
just been taken from the river by the
police
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

Paris-A dispatch from Carmeaux says
the striking glass workers at that, place
held meeting last evening to rejoice over
the defeat of the government in the cham
Der of deputies.