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KILLED BY HIS OWN BOMBS.
A French An-rchist Attempts Murder
aud Gets the Worst of II.

Doux, France. Aug. 4.-During the
fetes in the mining districts Of Anyche
TO celebrate the jubilee of NJ. Vuille-
min. manager of the Anyche Colliery
company, an anarchist named Decoux
in the crowd fired five revolver shots at
Vuillemin while he was leaving the
church. Three of them took effect.
though the wounds inflicted were not
serious. Directly afterwards a tremen-
dous explosion was heard and Decoux' $
body was hurled several yards. while
10 of the bystanders were thrown to
the floor and injured by the explosion.
Decoux's father rushed upon the pros
trate body OF his son and kicked him.
exclalming: "Canaille. assassin" De-
coux had been carrying bomb be-
meath his coat and 1t was prematurely
exploded. Decoux was disembowelled
and terribly mutilated and expired i'm
mediately. He was dismissed from the
colliery after the strike in 1898.
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MAD DOGS CAREER
BIT EVERYTHING IN SIGHT. IN
CLUDING CATS.
He Also Nippcd . Few Chickens and
Other Things-IIc Is u Had Ono
and No Mistake.

Lambertville. Aug. i.--About 8 o'clock
last night a strange dog OF the mongrcl
breed came running into town frothing
at the mouth and biting everything Il
came In contact with-dogs. cats and
chickens. Not less than 20 dogs in town
were bitten between 5 o'clock and mid
night. among them being a valuable dog
owned by James Hoppock and another
owned by Doctor Charles j. Ewell. Both
OF these dogs were killed by their owners
this afternoon.
Some time during the night the dog got
into the chicken house OF Martin O'Neill,
on the outskirts OF town. and bit nearly
every chicken In the coop. Owing to the
darkness the dog could not be found. but
az daylight this morning ne was d.scoy-
cred IN a shed and shot by John Car
moiy. An examination showed the dog
10 have been afflicted with hydrophobla.
Great excitement prevails throughout the
town, and Mayor Bray's proclamation
that all dogs be properly muzzled will be
rlg.dly enforced,
4 few minutes before biting the Hop
po-k dog the mad animal ran past a
group OF dozen or more chillrne play
Ing under an electric light. but strange TO
say dii not attempts to bite one OF them.
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ANOTHER DRY SUNDAY.
Police Gratified at Their Success to Garry
Out Their Campaign.

Police Gratified at Their success 10 carry
Out Their Campaign.
New York. Aug. l.-Thc reform police
administratfon enforced another dry Sun
aav An New York TODAY. Many patrol-
men are on duty in citizens clothes TO
wa.,r,h s,loons ana they had the assist
ance az the members of the CITY Vtgi-
lance league. who are opposed 10 viola
rons chief conIon sad Tonight that
hs mad Travelled about the city consider
ahiv and feI, grailfed M tho success OF
HE csmn,len. A1thouvh the saloons are
shut nm pret,y tightly 10 ali outsiders, Il
-. ,,....a,., no, ,na,v ~ ,hern wara
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Sprague. Wash. Aug. i-rhe North
ern Pacific railroad Is the heaviest
loser by the fire yesterday. which
swept over 800 acres Of territory and
destroyed property valued at over ST.
100000. The larger losses. as nearly
as can be determined at this time are
as follows; Northern Pacific. 500. 900:
half a mile Of track wss destroyed. to-
gether with about 1000 tons OF coal.
5000 cords OF wood and woodsheds. all
OF which will bring the loss up to near
ly three-quarters OF a million dollarA
Other losses range from few hun.
dred to $4,000.
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LABOR AND MORALS.
Senator PETER Lectures and Talks on
Staten island.

Staten island.
New York, Aug. 4.-Senator PETER
of Kansas lectured to-day at Prohi-
bition park. Staten Island, on THE
Labor Question, Moral Question"
To an interviewer the senator said:
'The silver question is the leading
question OF the hour but at present
in the West, the agitation is dying
out. This has been strongly marked
during the last six or eight weeks. 1
think 1t but temporary shock, how
ever, and that the sentiment Is strong
with the people. Still there are no
more public meetings now, and the dis
cussion that continues is kept up by
the newspapers alone.
II think" he said. that the silver
men in the democratic and republican
parties will be swamped when 1t comes
to elections. They will talk silver. pro-
test their allegiance to silver and all
that, but when the TIME comes they
will grit their teeth and stand their
medicine. They will vote with their
partles"
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BONES AND SKULLS
REMARKABLE FIND IN A WHITE
MOUNTAIN CAVE.
Between Three and Four Hundred HuDan
skeletons = Apache Indians supsrsti-
tious and Won't Enter the Dungson.

river, eight miles from Camp Apache.
has been found a remarkable cave. For
6co feet of the distance the explorers
were obliged TO crawl on their hands and
knees. They found between 800 and 100
human skeletons, indicating the remains
Of persons who had perhaps been smoth-
cred TO death by smoke long years ago.
Some OF them were In crevices Just large
enough TO admit a human body.
The skeletons are of various sizes. some
being very small. The skulls are Of Q
brown color with the exception Of a few
that are white. The White mountain
Apaches are very superstitious about tho
cave and say that within X there II a
large lake OF water. The visitors found
no water. but intend TO explore 70 fureh-
er. There are but two ways OF entering
%
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The Porte and tn. Powers,

Constantinople. Aug. THE reply oe
the porte to the demands of the powers
for reform in Armenia Is conciliatory and
on many points agrees with the powers'
demands. II proposes to appoint Chris
tiGn assessors to assist the Turkish pro-
vinesal government and to admit a pro-
portion OF the Christians among the mi-
nor officials. police and gendarmes, and
also promises 10 restrain the Kurds from
violence. Il also declares that some Of
the powers demands are unacceptable %
impossible OF execution. II Is probable
thar the powers Will not be satisfied wcth
The reply.
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FOUND DEAD.
The Body Believed to lie That Of william
Lew Is, a Noted Character.

cheynne, Wyo.. Aug. IA man has
about 20 miles from here. The body Is
believed 10 be that OF William Lewis II
prosperous ranchman Last year Lewis
was arrested at the instance OF the Swan
Land and Cattle company on the charge
OF cattle stealing. but was acquitted.
The trial was very sensational. The
company had embedded penny tn the
hide OF a calf. Afterwards found = the
possession OF Lewis. Several times since
this trial. Lewis and bis foreman have
heen snof al by unknown plrtles.
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Rome. Aug. The pope said msss as
this afternoon In the hall consis.ory d
the presence Of the American pilErims
who are here as a dsputation Of the Pas
sionIsi fathers OF America, AL about -
American tourists. His holiness prescnt-
ed each pilgrim with a silver v.rHn
Mary medal. and also. at their request
gave them the candles lisatsd during tbs
mass. which was said by hlm. These ulu
be used at the Thanksgiving mass nzloD
tho return Of the pilgrims to Amey1ca,
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ture and committing other depreda-
tons By noon to-day every negro had
fed. All afternoon a gang Of men with
pistols and shotguns secured the woods
hunting for negroes to shoot at. Sheriff
Clark arrived late this afternoon wlth
about dozen deputies. No more
trouble is anticipated unless the ne
groes attempt 70 come back. Every
thing Is quiet tonight. but trouble IN
expected tomorrow II the negores 20
to work
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Al Quiet mt Omaha.

Omaha. Nsb.. Aus. 4.-rhings have
been quie, IN the city to-day. The nro
and police board decided Il was not nec-
essary 10 maintain an army OF poiicemea
al the poitce ssaEon TO defend them from
an attack OF the mob. Accordingly che y
special policemen that had been on duty
for the preceding % hours were ordered
to turn IN their stars and go home. but
10 be prepared to answer a call ut any
time
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Four shipwrecked sailors

New York. Aug. 4.-on board the
Lampert & Holt line steamer Maske-
lyme, which arrived This evening from
Montivedio. were four shipwrecked
sailors from the ship Arabic OF Bath.
who were wrecked off Cape Horn while
on voyage from New York TO San
Francisco. These men were sent home
by the American consul at Montevideo.
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rights OF settlers and Indians in the Jack
son Hole country. He says the troops
have a months rations with them and
will probably stay that long AT least. He
agrees with all others. who are acquain-
ted with the Indians, that their nature
will not allow the killing of their brother
braves 10 go long unavenged after the
soldiers are withdrawn from Jaekson's
Hale
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THE Brake is SAFE.
Lightning Only Dares Him for an Instant
He'll Live.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Red Lodge. Aug. L-W. r. Rowe. q
Northern Pacific brakeman. had a novel
experience here yesterday. He was
struck by lightning while switching cars
In the yard. Hts shirt was burned and
his body scared. His body fell on tho
bumpers and tumbled TO the ground.
There was almost as much OF a miracle
IN escaping the lightning as there was IN
escaping the cars. This morning he came
to and simply asked. Where am I at?'
and asked what had happened. Il Is be-
leved that he Will come out all right
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New hinese Masons.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Aug. 4.-This was gala day
for Holenas Chinese population for a
new lodge of Chinese Masons was or
ganized. Fireworks and feasting were
in order all day.
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A REVEREND DEcEIvER.
Pastor Jones Got Engaged to q Lot of
l.-rl. Ind The Lire. Z ren n- NJ 1 LIZ. IL

ST. Joseph, No. Aug. i.-The Rev. Mar
tin Jones. pastor Of the Wesley Method
ist church Ia tbs city. has been suspeu-
ded By the congregation pending an In
vestigation before the conference. lie IS
a hands 1me young man AMI has been
married only a short time. He Is accused
OF promising to marry a large number
Of young ladies IN this city and surround
ing country and continuing the engage
ments even after he was married.
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Murdered and Robbed.

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. IA Riverside
dispatch says that T. c. Narramore, a
well-kn0wn real estate man OF Los An
geles, Cal. was killed and robbed at his
ranch ten miles east of that city Satur-
day night. He owns an s)0-acre ranch
which ne had leased 10 TWO young men
Of me name Of Cummings. who had tha,
evening paid him s555 rent money. Sus-
p.caon rests upon the Cummings and they
are under arrest.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-16
CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCENO
PRESIDENClA


En- atenci6n haber manifestado varios
seflores vocales de la Directiva, tener que
omprender viaje & Europa en el pr0ximo mes
de Abril, y careciendo de n6merO de suplen-
tes bastante para sustituir aquellos Ell su
ausencia la Juuta de GObierno, en- session
ordinaria celebrada aver, acord0 conyocar &
los senores accionistas para celebrar Junta
General eXtraordinaria, va con el obletO dc
proveer al nombramientO de yocales suplen-
tes, va con el de someter su aprobacion al
gunas modifcaciones en- los E5tatutos Re
glamento de la Sociedad, que la practica ha-
&c necesarias & la buena marcha dc ella.
AL efectO, y on consOnancia con 10 que
determine ell artfculo 80 del Reglamento, SO
cita los sefiores accionistas para que Sc sir
van concurrir el dfa "a del corriente, la
nna dc la tarde, al salon lie sesiones de esta
Sociedad siendo de advertir que, seg1n los
articulos 80 10 del precitado Reglamento,
los acuerdos de Ia Asamblea sersn v5lidos,
cualquiera que fuese ell n1mero de accioniS-
tas que SO hallen presentes al tomarlos,
siempre que este representada la tercera
parte de las acciones emitidas;y que aquellos
pueden ser Representatives pOr otros socos,
dando conocimiento de su decision esta
Presidencia por medic de carta conduct0
de la Secretarfa, una hora por 10 menos an
tes de la celebration de la Junta.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para cono9imiento
general y a los fines CONSEQUENCES.
Ponce, Mario 10 de 1895. Ell .SecretariO,
j. o. PAsARELL. BET Presidente,
FRANCISCO PARRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-16
MARIANA ABRII..
ADlESTRO Y SINlESTRO

Con La Hategridad que, olvidando
sus actuales costumbres, tergiversa nues-
tras declaraciones, tortura y desvfa
nuestras palabras, construyendo un cas-
tillo sin basey sin cimiento.
la DEMocRACIA ha dicho que Ell boz
coting es .justo; no que el boicotiag es
autOnomlsta.
Y ell boicotiag que aplaude este Pc
ri6dico es aquel que consiste en- no COM
a,a.or aada d los enemigos de esta TERRA,
aislandoles de igual suerte que ellos nos
aislan aplicandoles la ley del talon.
Lo de asesinar por la espalda, cortar
cafetos, desjarretar bueyes, y ejercer
violencias, no es un boicotiaag: es un de-
Tito. Y LA DEMoCRACIA no patrocina
tales cosas.
Patrocinaria sin ambajes, ST fuera ne
cesario, el sistema de responder al des-
potismo con la protesta y la guerra
economical con la guerra economical.
Permitir que nos apaleen y quedarnos os
tan tranquilos no entra en- ell programa
de los hombres que escriben esta hoja.
Non serUi0ne.
clos que incendiaban las casas los
incondicionales y les desjarretaban sus
reses les talaban sus siembras eran
autonomistas, 10 confiesa LA DEMoCRA-
cIA, q pesar de haberlo negado pies
juntillas.
O La Hetegridad cita los parrafos
nuestros Ell que con,fesnnaos tan hondos
disparates, 8 La Httegridad no es veri-
dica esta vez.
Ell dilema no puede resultar mas ter
minante
Nuestra pluma no ha escrito ESQ.
Y atribuir al adversario cOnfesiones Y
negocsonesa capricho, sera muy c6modo,
muy sntegro, muy facil; pero no es muy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-16
PERIL DBL DIA
ROMANTICAS

FL coche Sc detuvo frente al restau-
rant, abriose la p@rteZueia y bajo una
j6ven elegante, rubia, de ojos grandcs
claros, que con una sola mirada en-
volsio Il la concurrencia que Sc agolpa-
ba la puerta.
Y altiya, con la frente levantada, la
mi :ada prov vocativa los labios entire
abiestos, penetro en- el restaurant.
Recommendations ell amigo que
me aeompanaba empujandome al inte-
rior
Tomamos asicnto en- una mesa frente
a la de la DANA dispuestos contemplar
la mientras almorzara.
iCon cuanta delicadeza partia en- me
nudos pedacitos Las raciones que ell mo-
20 lie presentaba!
Adnella muje no comia; acariciaba
con su blanca dentadura ell pedazo dc
carne que enganchado Ell la punta de-
tenedor levaba a los labios, en- el ac-
to mandaba retirar el plato.
Asi fue saludando todos los que ha
bia en- la lista dejandolos easi intactos
Era una sibarita que gozaba con aspi
rar solamente el olor de las salsas.
Aquella mnjer era sin duda una mum
dana aficionada los perfumes iba
buscarlos por todas parties, hasta en- Ia
mesa de los restaurants.
Pero 10 que mas llanlaba nuestra
atenci6n era su boca, aquellos labios
que parecian dos pedazos de guindas
unidos por dos hileras de blancos pc
queilitos dientes.
j.. -;Que boca !-decia mi amigo.
-iQne boca!-repetian todos los con
currentes.
-iQue sabroso debe ser un beso de
esos labios!
Aquel dia lamente no ser dentists
para conservar el molde de aquella ca j.
tan perfecta.
-:Quien ca esa mujer?
Sc llama Eva-nos dijo ell mozo
que la servia.
De pronto sc me ocurri0 una idea.
Tome una de las manzanas que habis
EN- la mesa, presentandosell 4 la da-
ma, lie dlje:
Eva, retrato Gel de la companers
lie Adam, tenga listed In bondad de NOR.
| Ter esa manZan9.
-Nava un capricho, caballero. sQu.
| .e propone listed con hacerme pecar d.
| nuevo?
-Es que deseo conservar el molde de
| esa dentadura que parece de espuma
formada por las ondinas en- horas de
regoeijo.
-Namos; = dijo - hace usted muy
bien 81, paprl lie serpiente tentadora.
como SOY Eva, no puedo resistir al pc
cldo.
sonriendo, con aquella sonrisa en-
cantadora que no he yuelto & yer en- Ia
bios lie uuiar to,ux Ia naap>apa ~ dSp
dole nn mordisco dei6 en- ella gravada
las dos hileras de sus pequefios dieL ties.
Y mientras 20 me retiraba satisfecho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-16
La DenaOcracia

anunclando quo ell GObiern0 de los Estad0s
Unidos ha encargado comunicar al de Espa-
fla Y d la primera Autoridad de la Isla de
Cuba, que est adoptando disposiciones ex-
traordinarias fin de impedir que salgan ex-
pediciones flibusteras para dicha isla.
Nueva York, idem midem.-Comunican de
Monteyideo, que los peri0dicos de esa ciudad
dan la noticia de que ell ex-almirante Sal
danha de CANA ha invadido la provincial
de Rio Grande do Sui con 5000 hombres.
Paris, idem idem Con motive de discu-
tirse en- la Camara de Diputados ell presu-
puesto de guerra, los socialistas pidieron con
insistencia que sc aboliese ell ej6rcito, susti
| tuyendOlo con miliciaS.
Tambien atacaron al Gobierno por haber
acceptable La invitacion que le hizo el de Ale
mania para que enviase buques de guerra
franceses Kiel cuando Sc efectuase La aper-
| tura del canal del Baltico al mar del Norte,
dlclendo que tai proceder signifcaba para
Francia la mas amarga humiliation que ha-
va sufrido desde 1870.
Ell presidente de la Camara, NJ. Brisson.
censuro en6rgicamente esas manifestations,
rePhcandoe ell diputado socialista Richard,
que lleyaba m IS ALA de los lfmites debidos
ell ejercicio de su autoridad, pero que ell pals
aplaudirfa aquello mismo que 6l Sc le obli-
gaba callar.
E>tas palabras fueron muy aplaudidas por
los diputados de la extrema izquierda.
Nueva York, idem idem. - Telegrafian al
Herald desde Caracas, confrmando el hecho
de haber sido eNpuIsados por ell gobierno de
Venezuela los consules de Francia Belgica,
Y que sc adopto esa disposition consecuen-
cia de haberse publicado en- el libro verde de
Italia lnformeS de los representatives de ES-
pafla, Alemania, Francia Belgica on aque
pals, exponiendo la necesidad de acometeI
la reforma de los tribunales en- la repnblica
de Venezuela.
Los ministries de Espa1a Alemania sa
Heron del pals antes que ell presidente, gene
raj Crespo, hubiese adoptado respecto de
ellos ninguna disposition.
New York, idem 9-Dicen de Halifax
| Nueva Escocla que causa de haber dr'fo
gado ell gobierno espaf1ol ell convenio cor
Suecla Noruega, Sc han restablecido los
derechos sobre ell pescado del Canada en- las
islas de Cuba Y Puerto Rico.
Londres, idem idem-Dice la Saint J0nae,
Gdzette, que CANA terreno ell rumor, que des
de hace dlas circula, de que Lord Rosebery
presidente del Consejo de Ministries, presen
tara Ia dmision do su cargo fin de procu
rarse ell descanso que exige la curacion de
su enfermedad, y no ser obstaculo la mar
cha ordenada de los negocios p1blicos.
Paris, idem idem Ell consul general de IL
rep1blica de Venezuela en- esta capital hs
notiticado oficialmente al gobierDo de Fran
cia la expulsion de Caracas de los ministrcs
de Francia y Belgica, por motivOs puramen
te personales con ell gobierno de aquel pals
/ Ell consul veLezolanO ha tenido una au
diencia con ell ministrO de NegOcios EXtran
geros, Mr.. Hanotaux, en- la que ha declara
4 do con insistencia one dichas expulsionss nc
daran pOr parte de Su g)bierno motive pars
una ruptura diplomatca entire ambas repu
bicas.
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de mi hazafla, ella alborotaba ell restau-

de mi hazafia, ella alborotaba ell restau.
rant con esta risotada:
ia, ia, ja.... iVaya un capricho.
La manzana pas6 luego q manos de
uno de los mas habiles destintas de Ma
drid, que hizo una reproduction tan fiel
de aqnelia boca, que hoy, engarzada Ell
artfstico pie de marfil, sirve de pisapa.
pei en- mi escritorio.
Cuando quiero que a mi mente acu
dan ideas alegres y bulliciosas, no ten.
go mas que contemplate por un mo
mento para que ME parezca OR ell rumol
de las sonoras carcajadas de la orgia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-16
SBRVICIO BJEMPLAR

AL leer aquel in b6oil adefesio. es
ITALIA irremediablemente una explo
sion de risa.
Despues. pasado este indispensa-
Bile movimiento, es indignation 10
que nos inspira el miserable mama
rracho
Puso, 4 fines de Febrerc Il timo,
el rectorio autonomista dc San
Juan, III senor Labra, el telegrama
siguiente:
Labr.. M .]rid: Directcrio ap'au
de principle esencialidaa reformas
votadas Reca b, Quota igual Cuba,
revocar rttraimiento RI eu asamblea
Aguadilla, contribuyenao desarrollo
polltica expansive Gobierno."
Ell seflor Lsbra recib;6 este mon
ton de attocidades:
Madrid, de Puerto Rico: Directo
rio Quota Aguadilla ap'aude igual
contribuyendo principle Cuba desa-
rrollo esencialidad revocar politica
reformas retraimiento expansivas no
tadas on Gobierno recaba Asam
blea -"
Es decir, que ell original del tele-
grama es como una ipclinaci6n res
petuosa que hace al Gobierno la CO
lonia, por medic del Pa-tido autono-
mista. y la copia del despacho es CO.
mo un audaz bofet6n, inferido por
una o6ciffa desleal & Ia venerable faz
de- ese Gobierno.
D6nde pudo incurrirse Ell semej an
te atrocidads
Fue en- Madrid7
Fue en- Puerto Rico9
Ese telegram. parece el resultado
de malos tjemplos funestos.
Y desde luego no es dificil que de
aqui partiera la Observation-Disclosures
del tai despacho.
Decimos,o. dadas las mepguadas
historias qae todos conocemos del IL
timo periodic en- 81 desempeho del
ramo de comunicaciones en- la isla.
Es lastima que ese telegrama no
tenga relacion con ell qua hssta aye,
fue entire nosotros j4fe del correo.
Porqne ESQ esta en- psifecta con
sonancla con las ejecutorias de nues-
tras oicinas poztales en- estos II ii
mos tiempos.
Parece que el Directorio SO propo
ne llevar ante 9! tribunal la com
pania del cable, hara perfectamen
to Q, Directorio.
Ese despacho barbara es un aten.
tado, no va contra los intereses eco.
n6micos del partido antonomista, que
pag6 por 81 la snma de ciento Gin.
cuenta y cuatro pesos, sino tamb I
contra 10, altos intereses morales de
la agrupacion y de la isla
Hay que estab!ecer precedentes
,ue imposibiliten la repetic;6n de
e-tss graves incerrecciones.
Precisa ensenar sstas orgaliosas
compahias a cumplir religiosamente
su deber.
Es burlarse de nn gobierno de
nm pafs. llenar de ese modo los Goa
tratos.
S; la compania del cable no tiene
emp!eados que conozcan nuestro idio-
ma, que los busqus.
81 los tiene, y son ellos lo4 antores
ae descnidos y de errores snh'ogoa al
qne motiVa estas iness. qna los sus-
tituya por otros que llenen 4 satis-
facci6n su cometldo.
Ell pneb.o paga pe,fectamente
estos serv;cios. Els pnes, inaispen
sable que SO le sirva sin estas ridf-
culas irritantes deficiencies.
ia la barra los culpables!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-16

propio de un diario como La Inte9ri-
elaa, cuyas campanas altinaas, por su
forma por su fondo, merecieron nues-
tlos placemes
Por otra parte, LA DEMoCRACIA no
podia negar NADIA EN- 1887: comenz6
yer la luz en- ulo de 1890.
V6ase donde lleva el afan de hacer
argumentos.