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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
Nine Thousand Cases Go Off at Am
Sterdam.
BOATMEN ARE BLOWN TO ATOMS
The CargOos OF Two Crafts Explode with
Terrible Effect ct-Tweuty.fivc Per
sons Are killcd-Ncnrby
Towns Shaken.

Amsterdam, March 20.-While 1900
cases containing 225,OO0 kilograms of
dynamite destined for Maaslius were
being transferred by boats on the
Rhine from German territory near Lo-
bith. yesterday evening. the cargoes of
two of the boats exploded, blowing the
boast and boatmen to atoms.
Reports of the disaster are conflict
ing. Some have 1t that only ten of the
men engaged IN the work We're killed,
while others assert that at least twen-
ty-tive persons lost their lives. Taking
into consideration the fact that 1000
of the cases exploded, the damage done
in lobith was not great.
The inhabitants of nearby towns felt
two violent shocks and recovered a
girl was found dying In pile of ruins.
She fingered three hours In agony. The
cause of the explosion had not been as
Certained this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
ROBBED THE MORGANS.
Collection Clerk Appropriated Te II Thous.
and Dollars.

New York. March 20.-Harry Mines,
80 years old, was committed to prison
this morning OH a charge of having
stolen several thousand dollars from
the banking firm of Pierpont Morgan &
Co. Mines was in the employ of the
firm and it is said his stealings will
reach $4,000. j. Pierpont Morgan said
this morning that Mines has robbed the
firm of $4,000.
He was clerk in 'he collection de-
partment, and has been taking the
money in small sums from time to time.
1t is the same old story. He collected
money and appropriated it to his own
use. He has been an employe since
1881 Mines is member of the Kill
Won Kull Yacht club, and was a mem
Der of the defunct Staten Island Ath-
letic club.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Small-arm target practice has been re-
sumed in the army.
Postmaster General Blssell says he Is
"ready to move out"
Admiral Meade's fleet yesterday sailed
from Laguayra for San Domingo.
The internal revenue receipts for Febru-
ary show Sll,SlS income taX-the first re-
port
Garfelds former home in Washington
will be razed and an apartment house
built on the site.
Secretary Gresham, who was GS on st.
Patricks Day, Is the oldest member of
the cabinet, and Secretary Smith is the
baby.
Pages in congress will hereafter be sum-
moned by touching an electric button on
the desk instead of noisily clapping the
hands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
THIRTY DOGS POISONED.
English and Irish Settlers Intended for
Bench Show Die.

Waynesburg, Pa, March 20.-A SEN
sation was created here today by the
announcement that thirty dogs, being
conditioned for the Pittsburg bench
show, were poisoned and all of them
have died. They We're English and
Irish settlers of the best breeding
Among them were four dogs owned
by Pittsburgers. Sallie Mack, owned
by Frank Mcclure, and valued by him
at 81 600, was possibly the highest priced
dog in the collection.
The owners have enlisted prominent
detective agency to ferret out the au-
thors of the poisoning, and have gone
so far as to ascertain what druggist in
Waynesburg supple the poison from
which the dogs met death. What in
spired this plot to kill so many valu-
able dogs is unknown, and as yet sus-
picion rests upon no one.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
HODGES ARRESTED.
The Murderer of His Brother Caught az
Chicago.

Philadelphia, March 2O.-A dispatch
was received at police headquarters to-
night from the police of Chicago stat
ing that Joseph Hodges, who is wanted
in this city for the murder OF his
brother, William, had been arrested in
the latter city today. The two brothers
had a quarrel on the night of March
last over the refusal of William to loan
Joseph dollar and the latter shot and
killed the former.
Joseph disappeared after the shoot
ing and the police were in doubt
whether he had carried out a threat to
commit suicide by jumping in the river
or had made his escape.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
GUARD APPOINTMENTS.
Official Announcements from Military
Headquarters.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 2O.-An order
was issued from National Guard head
quarters this ev ming announcing the
following appoil IT'S:
Colonel Ezra II. "a, 'e, commissary
general, Scranton; Colonel Thomas J.
Hudson, chief of artillery, Pittsburg;
Aides -de-camp, Lieutenant Colonel
William Frederick Reynolds, Belle
fente; Lieutenant Colonel James NJ.
Reed, Connellsville; Lieutenant Colonel
Robert B. Baker, Philadelphia; Lieu
tenant Colonel George NoX Mccain,
Philadelphia. Non-commissioned stan
Color Sergeant Jacob Greene, Com
pany +, Third regiment. Philadelphia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
! MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Arthur Speyd Kills His Sweetheart and
shoots Himself.

Celina, Ohio, March 2O.-A team be-
longing to a livery stable keeper at
Monticello. five miles from here. came
into the stable yard last night with the
body of a girl named Annie Frisch
sitting in the vehicle stone dead. There
was bullet would in the right temple
and another in the left arm.
Later in the evening the body of her
lover, Arthur Speyd, who was known to
have gone driving with her, was found
in the roadside. Speyd had killed the
girl and committed suicide, probably as
a result of lovers quarrel. Speyd
was 22 and the girl 49,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
CONTRACTORS INDICTED.
They Are Held Responsible for the Fail of
New York Tenement Houses.

New York, March 20.-Four persons
have been indicted by the regular grand
jury as a result Of the fall of tenement
houses in Orchard street, by which five
men lost their lives on March |. Those
indicted are: Timothy J. Ormsby, in
spector of the building department
Contractors John Gleaves and Peter
Comes. and the owner of the buildings,
William r. Lennon. They are charged
with manslaughter in the second de-
gree.
All the men were arrested at the in
stance Of the coroner, when the dis
aster occurred. and are now under $1,000
bail
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
MURUAGUA ALL RIGHT.
Has Simply Followed the American Gus
tom and Talked Through His Hat.

Washington, March 2O.-It is author
itatively stated that there is no founda-
ton for the report that Senior Muruagua
will be recalled by his government upon
the suggestion of Secretary Gresham.
Minister Muruagua. it Is said, has been
guilty of no imprudences which would
make him persona non grata to the
government of the United States. While
he has spoken his mind freely with re-
spect to the Allianca affair, his friends
say he has not violated any of the
official proprieties.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
OSWALD OUT OF JAIL.
The Youth Who Killed Ills Father Is
Under Bail

Reading, Pa, March 20.-Charles Os-
wald, the lG-year-old boy who killed
his father at Oley Line on Tuesday
night, was lodged in Jail here at
o'clock this morning. When the Off
GERS arrived at the oswald home late
last night. the family had retired, but
the lad agreed to accompany them.
10 At noon the youthful prisoner was
brought to the court house. A consul
tatlon followed between the cunsel and
judges and bail in $4,000 was agreed
upon. The accused will be tried I'm June.
Late this afternoon the boy returned
to his home by stage.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Old Rivals Will Box.

Baltimore, March 20.-It is probable that
Jake Kilrain and John l.. Sullivan will
soon be brought together in boxing
match in New York. Arrangements with
such an end in view are now under way,
and If they can be satisfactorily carried
out the public will again see the old
rivals face to face in the ring.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
TlGUE DEFEATED.
The Scranton Boy Rctires in the Second
Round

Pittsburg, Pa, March 20.-The semi
finals and Il few preliminaries in the
seventh annual boxing and wrestling
championships of the Amateur Athletic
union of the United States We're con-
tested for in Cyclorama hall, Allie
gheny, tonight. The finals viii be de-
cided on Friday night.
In the 1875 class, boxing, JamesO' Con-
nor, q. l.. A. c., won from James Tigue
Excelsior Athletic club, .of Scranton. W.
K. c. e., who retired in the seconI
round.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
TRIAL OF THE ROBINSONS.
Their Fate Is Now in the Hands Of the
Jury.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 20.-The case
of Clarence ana Sadie Robinson. who
have been on trial for the murder of
Montgomery Gibbs, a young lawyer,
was today concluded and given to the
jury. Counsel for the Robinsons made
no defense and moved for the dismissal
of the defendants on technical grounds.
The motion was refused.
At $50 o'clock the jury had not re.
ported and court adjourned until 10
O'clock tomorrow morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Simeon at DennisOn.

Dennson, Tex, March 2O-A terrific
simeon, filling the air with sand, swept
over this section last night. Houses were
unroofed, trees blown down and great deal
of damage done. 1t was the most violent
wind storm ever experienced in this sec
ton. SO far IT is not known that any
lives were lost
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
ADAM BADEAU DEAD.
The Wen known soldier nnd Author
Passes AWuy.

Ridgewood, N. j., March 20.-Briga-
der General Adam Badeau died sud
denly In the Herbert House here at 0
o'clock last night He appeared to be
In his usual health and spirits up to
the time of his death, which was caused
by apoplexy.
General Badeau was born on Dec. 90.
1881, at New Rochelle, N. y. and be-
longed to one of the old Huguenot
families which settled that town. When
the rebels made their attack upon Fort
Sumner he had just made his debut
as an author
But young Badeau followed the popu-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
THE KNIFE WAS DULL.
Hester pitts Unable to Shuttle orr tho
Mortal Coil.

Philadelphia, March 20.-IIester Pitts.
colored. who was arrested yesterday in
Harrisburg, on the charge of stealing
$4,000 from the home of her employer,
Mrs. Brooks. in this city, was brought
to Philadelphia today.
In her cell this morning the woman
attempted suicide by cutting her throat
with table knife, which had been
given her with her breakfast. The
knife was dun, however. ana only q
slight wound was inflicted when de-
tective wrenched the knife from her.
She has confessed to stealing the money.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Fifteen Nurucrcrs Indicted,

New Orleans, March 2O-rhe grand jury
today presented fifteen indictments,
charging twenty men with murder COM
mttted on last Tuesday morning in the
leyee troubles All have been in custody,
but were released from the recorders
court on bonds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Hnld's Big I,nrn Rnrncd.

Lebanon. Pa, March 20-The large barn
of Captain Richard Budd, near Tower
city, was destroyed by fire at midnight,
together with sixteen horses and mules,
four cows, four hogs. farming implements,
etc. Loss, $500. Origin unknown.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Salaries TO he Reduced.

Montreal, March 2o.-The Canadian Pa
cific railway directors today decided as II
measure of retrenchment to make gem
eral reduction In wages and salaries. y
per cent. cut will be made In salaries mp
to 80, O0o per year, and above that 10 per
cent. All officers without distinction Will
be affected by the cut.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Had on Board

Havana March 2O.-The Lucha asserts
that the steamship Allianca when fired on
by the Spanish cruiser Conde De Nena-
ditto had on board the Cuban rebel, Gen
eral Antonio Maceo, or his brother Jose,
and that she landed him at Sandy Hook.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
The Target Sails AWAY.

New York, March 2O.-The Columbian
line steamer Allianca at which IA Spanish
man-of-war fired several solid shots off
the Cuban coast on March s, sailed at
o'clock today for Colon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
noon he will be strongly supported by
the Olcott-Earle committee in his claim
for q per cent. of the output.
STRUCK A BURNING NINE.
Much Excitement mt Panther Greek Val.

ley.
Allentown. Pa, March 20.-Miners at
work in Sleeps mine at Spring tunnel.
near Summit Viii, have struck the
burning mine about one and one-half
miles distant from where this far
famed underground contlagration was
first started thirty-seven years ago.
There was much excitement through
out the Panther Creek Valley region,
and sternous efforts are being made by
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation COM
pany to prevent the fire from attack
ing this mine. which is at present pro-
ducing large amount of coal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Died from Grief,

Johnstown, Pa, March 2O.--Mrs. Fred
erick Lavely died Of grief over the fact
that her husband is prisoner in Ebens-
burg jail charged with misleading his
cousin. Lizzie Drummond and being the
father of her child
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
IirchIip llnuGcI.

Nashville, Tenn, March 2O,-A negro
woman named Henrietta Taylor was
hanged by mob near Petersburg, Lin
coin county, last night She was accused
of burning n house belonging to n Mr..
Bayless n few months ago.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21

Augusta, Ga, March 2O.-A cyclone
passed over the southwestern portion of
the city this morning doing considerable
damage to property. About fifty houses
were wrecked. mostly small. occupied by
negroes. a number OF negroes were
slightly injured.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
She Played with Mntchc $.

Harrisburg, March pa 3-year-old
daughter of Morgan Thomas. coal lnspec-
tor of the colllery at Wiconcisco was
burned to death. She played with matches
during a brief absence of her mother.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Prohibitions Pa Is Well,

Portland. Me-. March 2o.-General Neal
Dow, "the father of prohibition" today
celegrated his ninety-frst birthday. He is
In excellent health.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
WEATHER REPORT.

For eastern Pennsylvania, fair possibly
preo .ded by light SHOWS on the immediate
coast; increasing northerly winds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
W
lNLEY'S
Department

Extraordinary value in
Fast Black Hosiery. While
they last we will offer the fol-
lowing
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
THREE NUMBERS

In High Grade Hose at
prices never before quoted
for this class of goods:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
I25 doz. Ladies' extra fine,
4o-guage Hose, high
spliced heel and double
sole
21c. per pair; Actual Value, 3Oc.
$50 dOZ. of our celebrated
"BOys' ArmOr Plate"

These goods are all made
from the best Maco Yarn,
guaranteed Hcrmsdorf Dye,
and are the best Hosiery val
ues we have ever seen Offered.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-28

bita augusta, iatla apelas no expicaba
aquei int res per una de-coaocida Quen
la sispela 70 huolesa mir4dn siquiera, ST en-
tra otcas muj jeres SO presentara
Cuando u2 Carvsjan le hiliese en- los Sc
res amadoa, l el qa9 leyaba este nembre,
10 lncurrriri.. en- anatema
SenIiaee atreido pOr irlrs ioj oie sim
patfs; Ubiera deseado caer sus pies pro
testar de aqpellas rencllas qle a eran ia
pas realizar prodfg os ie adhesion, para
ser agradable atraer soore si Ia dulce mi
rada de aqualos iGolvidd beS ojos ,rmu-
!aba tiein mas frases, uacidas en- So coraz6l
henchido por un seltmiento indef1ibe
dejaba de ser dueno de 81 propo para ren-
dirss subyugadO. abSorbo la inf leacia de
squella cTiatura, fuera de Ia cual lie parecfa
one nada bueno ri bello podia existir sobre
la TERRA con desconsuelo sc reconocfs, no
obstante, coudenando q sn aversion sn
desprecio ~
Ei yiejo marques de C'airafont ell atetico
Roberto desaparecian de su memoria ella
sola quedaba, en- representation de todos los
suyos ella sola, amenaz4da. y cuya ruina
acababan de predecirle cor inf rnal algeria
ella sola, yiotima propici ria is n rabies
vampires coIf4derado- p4fa aniqui!ara que
ya celebraban su rr6ximo triutf1. felicit4n
dole el, s. que diera media vida por te
Der en su mano la manera de aplatarlos,
que por 10 menos huhiese querd) 10 presen-
ciar la horrible hecatombe, llegar cuando es-
tuviera cousumada
Comprendio quo chocabs su actitud al
70 la cabeza los que lie rodeaban leeos dc
sorpresa 10 comprendian su ah straccion
desde que escuch6 la triunfsrt=s palabras
de Fieuly e., an-i 80 per sa5ar Il dst .ile
10 que SO tramaba contra el marques, oniso
desorientarlos Sc paso la nano por la fren
te como para desechar un pensamiento i'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-28

sdvirtio, porque dejo que golviese caer
sobre ell music de F.eury sin estrechSrsela
Inmovi, pensE two, su alma estaba bien
lejos del lugar donde ocurr.a esta escena Ell
recuerdo abstraia por complete su actiyi
dad
Una hermosa joyon a caballo, escoltada
per IN lebrel que Sc saltaba en- torno suyo,
aparecIa ante sn5 OjOs, camnandO pasO
lento por debajo de la verde boveda que
formaban los arboles froEdosos ; IN descO
nocido Sc lie cruz4Oa Ell ell c&minO la Inte
rrog ,ba sobre la direction que debia seguir
para llegar al pueblo, y ella, con deliciosa
complacencla. sc prestaba 4 servir de gula.
En- el momento de separarse, al 6n de la
pequefa jornada, sgradecido y fascinado,
la pre- guntaba su nombre era Ia sehorita
de Clairefont la hija del irreconciliable enc
migo de su padre.
Le parecia entonces, como 81 una SOM bTIa
trsteza oscureciese ell rostro encantador de
IL joven sc la imagnaba en- traje de luto
con la eabez. caida sobre el pecho ell sem
blante melancolco de los seres quieres
consumer hondos pesares solo, en- compile
to 8bandOnO con los Oios enrojecidos pOr
ell la to yla vista fila en- el sueo
Ell camino, aDtes frondoso, habia perdidO
esplendor; los arboes, sin hojs ss, eieva
ban al cielo ramas escuetas, que negras,
heladas y temblorosas al impulse del viento
frio del iuvierDo, Sc destaca ban como esque-
letos sobre ell fondo oscuro de un cie,o sin
sol
iPor que estsb ba triste solsf 20 e hsbfa
sido del snciano padre9 sQne del vigorosoy
robu~to joveD que la llamsba hermanas
iOomo podfa fnrmarse e vacio en torno de
Ia admirable nina aneg 'da % l*ntof jAcaso
ell vlejO Oarvaj2n era Ia cansa de taLta des-
ventursf
FL corazon de Pascual, oprimido por sl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-28

eXcltandose coo ell reouerdo de la pasa
Ola aventura, smenazaba con Ell pufio Ell di
recclon la meseta d0nde alzaba sus muros
el ca tlllo de Clairefont. decfs
ri Ah, pillo ladronazol Ven, ver a co
gerne otra vez atarme un arb como IN
graJo muerto pnesto en- la punta de un palo
para escarmentar los otros DEBATE, que
va me las pagaraS iQle Sc me vuelga We
memo 10 que oeba, 81 no me vengoi
\ a,f dicendo, apur6 de IN trsg9 el vase
de ccfveza que Pourtois ba de seryir
para Pascua}
iOye tt! -. dijo ell tabaruero -fPue
des dejarGos en- paz con tus historias
Mas gradable nos sera escuchar a Mr.. Pas
cual quieu vemcs con satisfaction despues
de diez affosl ...if como han cambiado los
tiemposl l-prosiguio dirigiendose 81 joven L
Cuando yo lie conocf usted era chiquitin,
y tan delgadito como un alfenique
lQaien habfa de decir que semeiante mozo
era Ell rapazuelo que venfa al estableciment3
con su madre, aqHella buena sci IRA, one en-
paz drscanse, tan gnapa y tan bueral
-Es verdad lCua to ha cambiada to-
dol murmur6 Pascusl con los ojos bajos
llenos de tristeza II VA no sou los msmos
nj los mismos ohjetos los que me rodeani
-Pues espere usted que a1n han de cam
bar mas -dijo Fleury con voz seca. ~ Hace
treinta amos que la lucha eutre So padre de
usted y el marques de Clsirefont no cess un
nom euto - Gos acercamos al desenlace
Las gsutes del castillo no tienen escape, han
caido en- excelentes manos; listed llega e
oportuna OCCASION para preseuciar la victoria
de los nuestros IQle sea en- bora buena,
Mr. Psscual
el secretario tendio al joven la diestra,
semeia te uua garra de buitre, por 10 SEGA,
nuesuda sfilada Ell las puDtas de los de
los pero acknowledgements PASCAL no 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-28
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los sssfrascyatos :,s6dscos css.st9cssos
.eom e:eycGcio en- esfG ce.sdG1
MGENITRC
PoNCE. p r.

Csrtiioan: gus han canprohado ya an IS
p.satica Official, Ya en Il particular, dz~rs ste
IL epidemls vasioloss ssinante eI ests c2u-
dad, Ia oicaciz incontestabls del ylr'1s-
vsoano procedsnts del Institute de Vasu-
rsac..Sn de don Santiago Seiio instslado en
Arso{ - haio "a li-aoG,Ga, DSTsasa cue d.
..ho ssTor k5s.; !. 37s7>-A~ I m conolenzndo
5steni6o estydio, ha conssguido perfso-
cionag sl nivsl oe los Institutes Europecs
c1e sr fn6ole, al eGltiyo &c .quel virus pro
flzctieo lie Ia v!r1ala hasta al extreme &c
po6er asesura- 2 sfirmar los gus auscr1beE,
qce er esta poblacl6a IA producldo tan fe-
licss rasuItados y ca oi,tenido aan l;gonje,c,
stsfaetorlc brillanta 6zito. Gue so haa
consegnido cor 81. en- f!so = propagation 81
exts1ni!Dic is IA viru5!s 9ua ateflor12aoa :
iiaznaba easg y,ohlacidn des.s aace dIea ?
och, 1aases. No vaciiaado por snis los in
do de - prase1ltc sino 4ae samnler poc Is
pronsn peliodica del rafs ( sef nas.ess-if--
que IL I:nfa vaoara ez5raiaa q s tsfneea
del pre.,itsGo Insei - s;4psr}ssE : rre1e-
r 5le sod2a IL dsz1ss qsssds.e 81 ia ,35, n
5lcso la 10 IcEirsAi 4ua 7stadia1Soa~ a'lSe
IA daco mo;-,r = ,4lsa s$s,s ta1o, n4s5a ei 7z-
trea1o Ge haber CO. -aegEs-tr e f1ssS.sAGcs1Sss
o<zcsssGs 81 ria ncv.s2ssA ;2cr n.entn- 7 para
cue cooaee va.gs dad 7ssayerir puaiars
s ,ou Santiago 3el!o os:ido a presenee q
Poxcs L? Dc May is 1882 tn B2iscsess
Fs5s2s.es- l1.y1hc6--!?r Rsse-6ss }ls.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-28

NJ Sc trat4 de los leges de petr6leo NJ
de las rniaas ie plata. III menos de terras
que pus1en producr cosechai a5nldante7
sin necesidad de aboan no eStamos eh 81
0eis de los prodjgios pero i en- F.ap@,a'
'iopda & mar dinero cnesta mueho. y aondr'
por cous'g lente no debea ab sad )narse lo5
huenos negocios
E gran MArg4l, esa escneta colina, arda'
qua tieae apenas cien hect reas' q le So'o
produce brezos, sia coutener plata. III p.-
,r6leo, entierra en- 81 e1trafs5 much . ml
llOnes
Exolotada por ell marques, ese loco eSe
Inventor mani .tico, es al poz) don ls 70
entierra orc mas orc, sin obtener re'uita
DDS Dricticos; peco en mano5 De 81 p are u
listed ds los qua est ~ he acuerd0 coA e.
variara 3e aspecto Ia onestioa ent)qcs' %
convertir en rico Yenero 10 que h2y us-'
produce
TOD el D,fs esti interesaatisino en- qn'e'
bosQae el castillo eambian de emp. po-
mny antigno one aq14 -ey oea PVT 4I'
- perders V nsis p,ia' II 2 ~ m,
qne alga -uas vale que Il sta a. = 800
isl Merca IL
Mtquaalma el i5ve1 - dirg n II
:, puert.. Il abri6, el parqle l. =. 'srel '''
ap raoi6 81 vista
En los setos eombrio8 renaba ca a.
mas conpleta a II 6ios. el cuep, e. p4J ~
one nunca SO deja YER, interrnmpis 81 sHg
cjo con su melancolco canto u - N's
feondoso bosque. detras de los D'el;''
ros del edifao sc enc 'nt7a - II -
oujan peosaba defender, com 81 sns p9n''
,,,iantns fnerao tan solo IA sueno & az
fii.tancia le seoarabl de ella Ipl e,
cho del vile. n cnyss pen t's7tes 'aS
bas see.s. Egg. D.tadas pareclil d'lAt'A 80
tesOrOs indlcadoS pOr tIeury -..