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New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
SLIGHT FIRE on THE TRAVE.

Fire broke out in the hold Of the steamship Trave
OF the North German Lloyd Line, whhe at her pier
In Hoboken last evening. but was quickly supdueo
There we're 40 bales Of cotton stored in the ho.d
and Of these several slightly damaged by
smoke and water The origin of the fire is mys-
tery The cotton was all removed and Thoroughly
examined The fine equipment OF the ship Tor suSn
energencies aided by the prompt response OF the
Hoboken Fire Department. prevented serious loss
by FIRE A few passengers were scared on IRON IRON
sailing and had their tickets cance.ied ana mace
good Tor the next trip. The boat is scheduled TO
sail
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For NewEngland and Eastern New York. far; warmer
In the INTERIOR souheriy winds.
For District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia, fair followed
by showers afternoon high temperature during
the day: cooler In the afternoon; southerly winds.
For North and South Carolina. showers; south
eriy winds.
For West Virginia. fair followed by showers In interior
REGION continued high temperature during the day. cooler
In afternoon: southwesterly windss
For Western Pennsylvania fair: slightly warmer In ex
treme northern portion. variable winds.
For Western New-York fair: warmer; souheasterly
winds.
For Ohio generally fair; probably slightly cooler In
southern portion: sou:hwesterly winds.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
THE AIRBRAKES WOULD NOT WORK

An accident occurred yesterday afternoon on the
Marine Railway which Is operated between Man
haitian Beach and Brighton Beach. Two cars pushed
by engine crashed into Car No. !, which was
standing at the Brighton Beach terminus. Car.
No. l was driven from the track upon the plat
form, and carried away portion of the station
and about twenty feet of fence surrounding It,
Thomas Morris, the engineer was in the front
seat of No. !. Colonel ID. T. Pusifer and sew
eral turfmen badly shaken up The cause
OF the accident was the refusal Of the airbrakes TO
work
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
THE TROUBLE IN BROOKLYN.

Late last night 1t was reported that number
OF the contractors who had signed agreements with
the striking coatmakers had locked out their en-
ployes Joseph Solotovsky. the leader of the strk-
ers, said last night that the strikers able to
hold out for three months. Four hundred and nine
dollars collected to help the 800 men who
on strike. The men and women strikers met at No
43 Ewenst last night. and resolutions were adopted
that the hold out.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
AIJ,EGANY COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Andover. n. Y. Aug. 9.-The Republican County
Convention here to-day renominated for third
term Fred A. Robbins, OF Angelica, for member Of
Assembly. s. NJ Norton was renomnated for
County Judge Delegates to the State Convention
are W. J. Glenn, Cuba; Hon. +. A. Robbins An
geca; Grant Duke, Wel.sve: j. J. Merrill, Alfred;
M f. Horner. Belmont; j. s. Hunt. Belfast; Z. X.
Kilburg. Bolivar ,
Delegates to the judicial convention are Hami-
ton Ward and Captain George II. Blackman
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Auburn, n Y. Aug 9.-Supervisor Rounds. OF
Niles. was nominated for the Assembly the
eneenth ballot by the Republicans Of the lid Cay
uga District to-day.
Saratoga, ~ Y, Aug 9.-The Prohibltionists OF
Saratoga County in convention at Ballston Spa to-
day nominated John NJ. Webster, OF Schuylerville,
for member OF Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
JOHN M'QUADE.

tionaI II was ordered that the Committee on
Organization should have meeting on Monday
evening and should consist OF the leader. asso-
ciate leader and twenty members from each AS
sembly district Then the meeting Of the Cen
eral Committee adjourned. 1t was believed that
the Committee on Contested Seats would decide
in favor Of the Dalton and Seabold factions In
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
CHARLES MoRAN's WILL FILED.

The will OF Charles Moran. a member OF the
banking firm Of Moran Brothers. filed for pro-
bate yesterday in the office of the Surrogate. The
two OF the testator. Daniel Comyn and Anne
dee Depau Moran. are appointed executors and
trustees OF the estate. The testator gives TO his
wife Arabella j. Moran. all his horses carriages
and silverware. and $4,000 in money. and he
leaves the residue Of his fortune in trust for the
benefit OF his four children, three sons and one
daughter. in equal portions. The value OF the
real estate s placed at $4,000. and the personal
property at $i500O0
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
ONE OF THE QUAxERrOwY vICTIHS DEAL

Pennington. N. j.. Aug s-Miss Minnie Frace
daughter Of Martin Frace. one Of the victims of
the Quakerton Church catastrophe. died this after
noon without fully recovering consciousness Sex
ton Asa Bowman and Magistrate Hon are both
suffering intense pain from burns and shock. The
other Victims are recovering slowly. II was just
after the service In the church last Sunday morn
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows The
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line the tenn
nerature recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once Aug TO- a. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair and warmer. The temperature ranged between
~ and degrees the average Go<) being 2h higher
than on Thursday ard az higher than the
day last year.
The weather to-day Is likely be fair and warmer
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
DEATH OF MRS DAVID H. KIyG. JR.

Mrs David II. King. jr. wife OF the president OF
the New-York Park Commission. died at Frank
fort-on Main. Germany. from the effects OF a surgi
cal operation recently performed. Mr. King who
went TO Europe recently, is expected return 10
this country with his children In short time
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC.

WEST INDIES. ETC.
cArrrpDAyA, 10 n NJ for Mexico. per = Panama
via Vera Cruz and Progreso ueters must pe ureessv
.ner Panama. at 10 a. m. Complementary 1890 a. m)
for Jamalca Savanilla and carthaeena: per . AIS
ghany 0etters for other parts OF colombia must ~
directed per Alleghany'); at 10 a. M Nupp'smen.~!
avena. af 10 A. M supplementary III a. M Tor Colon
and Panama per Finance detters must be directed
fdp CENTRAL America Except Costa Riea) and South
pac6c ports per 5 Colombia. VIA Colon uet,ers Tor
Guatemala must be directed per colomoa,D: at 10 Sc
a m for Campeche. Ctiapas Tahasco. Iuxpam ana
Yucatan per s. Seguranca detters for other parts Of
Mexico ana Cuba must be directed per segurancaO
q, II n m, for Newfoundland. per silvia; IL
plata countries direct. per Castllian Prince
Mail. for Newfoundland. by rail Halifax. and thence
sy naecn by rail- Boston, and thence by steamer
aiose al this Office daily at $50 m Malls for Cuba
close a, Office daily at a. m for forwarding oy
.,.smsrs sailing (Mondays and Thursdays) from Port
anna Fla Malls Mexico. overland. unless specially
Addressed dispatch bv steamer close AZ this once
daily Al : d. "TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan. per s. y Begie. 0rom San
Erancisco) here daily 20 August Is at 30
Mails for Australia except West Austras). Hawaii ana
b.rs @ daily after July 10 and up August % at $50
o. m Malls Australia texcept those for West Aus
traiia which forwarded via Europe New Zealand.
from San Francisco here daily up August s17
$3.50 p. m COR on arrival at New-fork Of ..
Etruria with British malls for Australia Mails for
China and Japan. Victoria from racoma) eloss
here daily up August 'is at $50 Mails for
China and Japan Especially addressed only per
Empress Japan (rom Vancouver). close here daily up
Australia urom San Francisco close here daily up to
August n al $50 D. Mails for the Society Islands
per ship Gaee from San Francisco close here daily ~
20 August IS at $50 y. m.
sRegistered mail closes at p. m. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmastee
Postoflce New-York. August g. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10

The September number of GOOD HOCSEKEEPlNo.'
Springfield Mass price cents. Will tell how either sex
can get one Remit for II at once
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10

When the mucous surfaces OF the bronchia arc
sore and infamed. Dr. D. xaynes Expectorant Will
afford prompt relief For WeakIns up cold or subs
DUNG a cough, you will find in 1t certain remedy.
-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10

After the closing Of the supplementary uansa,lanus
mails named abcve additional supplementary mails ar,
opened on the piers OF American English French ahs
German steamers and remain open until whin ten h'"
utes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10

Mrs. Baldwin's eminent rank and great
achievements in the missionary world enttle her
letter to most careful consideration. We there
fore gladly publish it. although we cannot regard
all her criticisms Of The Tribunes article as well
founded The latest and most trustworthy dis
patches at hand when that article was written
stated explicitly that at least twelve English peo-
pie had been murdered, besides probably several
Americans. AS TO the Chinese censorship over
the telegraph, which Mrs. Baldwin disputes It
was stated that "the officials suppressed the
news for three days" and also that "the Of
ficials are renewing their od tactics of stopping
kilograms" Finally. as to the list OF Chinese
ourages since 1870, the correctness OF which Mrs.
Baldwin seems to doubt, It was given on the au-
thority of one OF the foremost missionaries at
Wuchang and is amply confirmed by many other
authorities Mrs Baldwin's complaint OF Amer
lean outrages upon Chinese in this country is un-
questionably well founded. and she will bear wit
ness that no journal and no individual has been
more outspoken and emphatic in denouncng
them than has The Tribune.-EdJ
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
POstOmce Notice

FOrelgn WITT
(promp,Iy in all cases. at this office as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sATrRDAY-At 4:3o m for Europe, ,,pcr per + nsc.
mark Sweden. Norway Christana) and Russia
must be directed per UmbriaD, at 80 a. m. ios
Germany Denmark, Swede., Norway (Chrstiania) ana
Russia per s. Trave. via Bremen detters ior o.ns. @
para OF Europe via Southampton must be directed per
Traye'1: al O a. m 10. Scotland direct per s. Etno-
pia via Glasgow detters must be directed per E,hio'
pia'D: at IL m. for Netherlands direct; per >.
Amsterdam. via Rotterdam uetters must De orec'eo
mar Ann m
New-York tribune., 1895-08-10
Guecial Notices.

~
Ey order OF the Trustees Of the New-fork Public
Library Lenox and Tden Foundations the leno1
Library building 5th and 10th st. Will be closed
from Monday July 29th Saturday August lIth lsSA
both inclusive. !. FERRIS LOCKWOOD, superintendent
BY order Of the Trustees Of the New-fork Public
Library Asor and Tilden Foundations the Astor
Library building. Lafayette Place will be closed from
both Inclusive ROBBINS LITTLE. Superintendent.
Established 1878.
MRS. McELRATHS HOMEMADE fkESEH. SSs
Branded. CANNED AND sPIcED FRUITS ~NS
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY SPECIALITY.
Everything put up in glass and kept urui TAI. w
prices. references &C.. address Mrs SARAH D As'
ELRATH 1913 Degraw Brooklyn. N L.
JOhann1s
sking Of Natural Table Waters
Sold Everywhere.
The Game of Snakes Just Published, will be sent
postpaid to address receipt OF 3oc AooFess
SNAKES PUBLISHING Co. Bayonne. y. J.
Highest award for artificial teeth at Words tsis
was granite. DR. Henry +. Deane Dentist, 4ot Lexins
tonave cor 45h Specially. artificial teeth Expression
restored Gas administered. Telephone. 80 bSeth.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23
re YoIsds weekly Blade.

on the now nearly twsnty thousand
regular publications III THE United States,
there art but to or three weekly news
papers published fir general circulation N
eyery state Aria territory. and d these the
1Ulok Weeklv rslaas II .thr best ard most
popular III them Ill. Itisthe oldest. best
known, and has lhe largest circulation.
For fli0fa than twenty-five years II RS
bern regular visitor HI every portion III
THE Union, and II IN we'll known at every
osle III fiic sixty thousand post Offices nf
the country II b made especially f0r
family reading II gives the entire ncws
III tEle World raeh Merk, III such con-
densed form III will save reading scores
III nages OE daily papers III get les lnfor-
ti0n. Republican ln politics. Temperance
gn principle, always on tlae vide NJ justice
asld rGeiit, III II slsf tle raEef fnF tlle rising
generations a1d greet educator TIL the
whole TamlIy. aerlal stories, Mil and
| htluiuF. Short stories. Household depart-
meFt. Question Bureau. Farm depart
uaent. Camp lire. Sunday School and
| Young Folks, are feW III tgle many OtIl-
rr prominent features Df this great paper
"A specIFasen g0pv Will III mailed fire. til
any address on application, afad the pub
fishers invite Any person II kend III j long
/ Glst III addresses III whom they Will mail
sample copies. They would III giad III
maGE t0fpie III hundred specimens II
readers nt shls country. Ihe apsefip
Ffakin IN Il very large papefs mid tlse price
IL 0nly 0Ele anllaf y vsar.
Address The III. ALL. Toledo. Ohio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-17
o. 1Oo oCIIOICo OOIF 5oO1O7 p
l concurrencia q dicho acto.
T ID ID T.o e A. 100

Ell Secretario general,
L. SANCHEZ MORALES
nOBLBZh PRRIODlSTICA
La Lstegridad Nacionaz, con una
|nobleza nunca vista en- la prensa
|de ningun pals, SO ha convertible
len delatora de LA DEMOCRACIA,
" no contenta con las denuncias
h secuestros de que hemos sido
~ EIcrimas, trata de ponernos en-
Erente del noble y valeroso ej6r-
|cito, para el cual solo hemos te-
[nido siempre frases de elogio, por
|su comportamiento digno y pa
|triotico.
Diio no hace mucho que inju-
hiabsmos & los voluntarios por
aouello de hoyteras, y en- ell acto
se nos formo un proceso.
Pero este no era suticiente pa
Ira satisfacer los mobiles sentlmien-
|tos de La Iategridod, y ahora,
con motivo de unas noticias pu
|blicadas por la prensa yankee
b reproducidas por nosotros con
ia correspondence salvedad, pu-
|blica otro articulo tan falso CO
mo malevolo, diciendo que he
mos injuriado al ejercito.
Y como esas imputaciones ca
bumniosas no las lanza La Inte-
byadod q hume de pajas, ACADIA de
tlegar a Ponce una comislon de
bficiales para procesarnos ms.atar-
HUcgofo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-17
V = T " Il 4 y " bJAA4tO = A-Ot7 Y
PONCE, Is DE JUNO DE 1895
DIR RECTORIO
DEL PARTIDO

Puertorriqusno
SECREZ14RZA
Acordado por el Directorio del
Partido Autonomista Puertorri-
queno que Sc veri6que la session
,ordinaria semestral de la Dee
gaci6n, en- 20 de Junio corrienUe,
an la villa de Arecibo, SO convo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-17

Para las coloniae. 81 j j,mplo no
pu do s4r nas desveatufaoo
No 80 necesita aqui 81 Impulse de
i 4 para que el int g -;smo aga de
- spyas 81 toaos los ordeaes, = 90
pecialpa aa te en- 81 electoral Aho-a.
eosl SEM jsates as fnalos. sera para
'.-ir sie gasto, q no IA para ruglr de
v@rgU snza, 10 qas sucsda 80 estss
tierrss.
Fl oeslustre por estos conceptos
parade 90 rec@e tan soiamente so
ore les hombreS qae autorizan sen1e
jantes faised@des. r cas-. = esto ss
o triste, sobre Ia naclon qre .os con
siente
Poeb'o en- que Sc yarihcan esstss
burdas tretas, es indefect.biemeuse
pueblo enf5rmo
Donde ia .ey sirve de escabal a.
golsmo. co hay saiad, sufcen m@n
sua, los bsios 7 Ia v.rtnl cfvica duec-
ms.
D9nde ia ley es vsstuario ponpo
so qce enoabre inaob.as llagas, f.s. ta
aocosariamense una ouch liza que cor
TO sin pigd&d Ia rodredun bgs.
Ea estas trlstlslmas org{as hay
pues. dos acpsados que tendran qut
responder de sus dentos.
u uuo es Ell poder.
h otro, eI put b o.
NJ IS 81 sistema qneda en- pie, IN
conmov be, aguardando que seal
iIgoos los hoo.bte d. que aqo6 de-
rrame sobre e.Gcs IL liuvia de SUI
bsndicionas.
SQue culpa tienen -" eas buenas
a. que io4 hon b.ss, Ges preciandolas
en aotecmlnados pe11odcs hlst6ricos
Sc lancea obcecadamente en ell cam1
no del error2
Elias. desde Il primer momento
astan vengadas.
Poreue ell emp;rismo, porque Ia
arbltrariedad jamas pfodujo nada
respectable nj grande.
Las mIsmas m1seras salts faccio
nes mater1ales que estos pfoporclo-
can estan llenas Dc lbqulotadss =
amarguras, porque sea cuai fuers Il
es fsrss Ell que ei hombre So COZ, d.
% o ell ejsrclclo Gel bl5n pgoduoo A.
1lcha y ia gloria.
La oleucla de gobernar los pue
BIOS es como cuaiqulora otra cleAcla
con Ia hJ 7za immortal de sUs ptiA-
ciplos.
Honradannente apIioados, produ-
cau rs..J1iTat}ns jr,f4,1ntas
81 al apilcac ios 50 tuetc5n para
que slryaa a las Pe- -soue,ldfsAea. u
nay " etcac4a, porQne - estsn el.oe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-17

d adas estas CIRCUMSTANCES. es tan
TO mas exFrsno y sanslb.s que 81 NJ
Il r Man56a, d-jaodose arrastrar pos
Ia lrf seneia perniciosa de aIguno.
fatrag .ates, se haYa P .estaio 4 ser
V.r'os - iastrun en13 p4ra la real
Aee.67 de seos planes inlignos. op4
80 c u 'acon 81 urdir entre b4sti-
dorss. sin prvsan sar 81 rossro. guar
dandc ei inc65nito y raczt4ndose er
"a mbca, pos tenor. por ,aotic,. 20,
sistema, cisrtos determ'nal,s eIe-
nerfos, al parecer dossiles al pals.
. - snos oe una v-z ,as son
Va qns carecen ds prestlgio, Ia al
"a de nairas, de recto y amplio cri
s'srlo y de nobies Y generosos senti-
~ ato-; j4zg&r por su proceed ),
4DicEo, tsngaa al msnos Ell va:or d.
aus proplos acto-, asuman todas las
re- poasa sabilidades dc tos, salgan {
campo alberto y arr, j n cara 4 ca
ra sns ponzonosos da1dos, leal va
iefosanente
"A q.6 bascar Ia inpunidad, es-
caahnaoa9 y parapetandoSe tras nr
hon ore hoaracc. qulan por medic
do co4seJos 8 insg gaciones exc;
Caado sus pasiones poifJscas, IIevadaf
hasra la nJranslgsncla, se han ofus
cado d. tai moao que no ha tenidt
eepago ni CSC dpu.o agano en- sus
crip's una acuyacl6n tan grave como
ia qaa >uscr.ba en- la carta que inserts
La l,stegyldod?
Acnsac.6n geatuita. acuzac.on in
tondada, acusacl6n infame cayas fu
nestas y depiorabIes consecuencias
on ios actuaies monentos ccltloo
potQaa straveaamos. 40 han podidt
prever II ell IS nor Mapj6a que !;
ha foi mniado imprem edltada renae
rariamenUe, nj los vlies intriganta
que le han tornado por facil y Gle
20 Instruments de sus torpes mane
Jos, de sus odios nal comprimidos
lie sus mezquinos ardides y de si.s ca
bAias mlserables.
Por 10 que se dasprende de- Ia car
Ia del 8 nor NJ jo,, en el barrio d
ID Asom%nte, Dc A b ,n1so, So ce.ebral
renniones sospeehvsas eu ana pala
Dra So conspifa.
q pesar do Ia gravedad q1e 4 to
das 'uoes rsyiasa SEN Janu= asevera-
clon. aun no b. sido deauncsado 9
perlodico ce@ds coyas coiumnas 81
tel psopaIado tales e-pecles; nj SO b.
Aam@4o III sef1or M~ri5n ante 10
It.banaIes De J asplo,a responde
do us acusaclones.
& nosotros ee uos denuncia siste
ria1l- aments por 10 ms inslgnihoan
-, por 10 mas m1nino en ausasro
escrluos mas correotos s. cio va
de los representatives de Ia Icy d=s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-17

sTranscribiremos estos pk-rafns IL
Ia carta c;tada, inserda en- La Int
gridaa.
T4mh;sa aqaf So calebran reu-
nionee e. ios cs1pos, Y SO hacer
prosagan ias NADIA convenientss.
e. 81 bsrrio del Asomante. dia.
atras, rompieron unos aislaiores Dc
a s1nsa t~legrs 6.a Y ensebaron los
postes con e 6a de que no pndieror
.noir lcs reperadores & componerlos
Enssyos!
lamb 50 nosotros tiramos al blan
CO los domingoS ensayar-
nos.-Antonio Mdpjon.
La intenci6a 30 puede ser ma.
nj -'fiosa nj mas danada.
Todo Ell que sepa Ieer entire l1neas
an rendera claramente ell sentido de
Ias frases transcritas.
las graves acusaciones que on.
vneiven.
ESQ es una infamia.
Pfuebe 81 senor Mar jon Ia verda6
da 10 que dice 81 70 qnlere aparecel
ante los q ,s de Ia opin'6 supreme
jaez, inapalable 8 incorruptlble, co
NO un calumnise,or indigno.
Va es siempo da poner freno tai
miserab'es procedimiantos y de lie
var s IL barra. q cuantos ipspirados
en- movies bastardos, pretender
,slumniar y ofsnder al pueblo puer
torrique no, taohandole de desleai )
desafecto la madre patria, sin pre-
sentar prusbas nj datos que con6r-
n@n aus injustas acusaciones.
va quo los encargados de velar POI
oil cum plimiento de las leyes, mirar
con ine xplicable indu'gencia seme
jantes iniquidades. nosotros apela-
mos al Tribunal Dc la opinion, com
pueato por las personals sensatas, d,
valer de ilustrac;on y de prestigi.
qua mliitan en- todos los partidos.
\ por de pronto citamos y empla
zamos, 8 los conservadores mas con
notaaos Y stigiosos del lbarrio Aso
manta para que con entera Impair
cialidad, y con entara mob ezs, COM
cump!e & todo hombre honrado qu'
en a'go estima su Independents d.
criterio y la rectitud de su caracter
pc, gan 81 c'aro cuanto haya de YER
aad acarca d. esas reuniones clandesti
mas y sosp h,sas 4 que Sc rehere
81 senor Mapjon, pues de tener 9
caracter que este les atribuye, tienef
que ser sospschosas y clandestinas
Tienan Ia palabra los selores 81
guieltes:
Don G ,roniuao Martinez, Deposi
1ario de fondos maaioipales Y pro
piat<rio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-17

declano-:
mi aquf. nj fuera de aqut
hay qaien insulte q Z psna, que,
por sus eternas giorias, ha mere
,ido 2 merece 81 carino Dc Il.
gentes; n al ej6fcito espanol
cuyas lnci1uas hszonas de ia mo
do e>taa g abadas en- Z concien-
cia del mundo, que ei re peto cue
en- todas parties SO Ie tione IS IL
controve- tible art1calo de fe."
Y e,tas han sido STEM pre- nues
eras frases con respecto al ejerci
to.
Al reproducir nosotros las fal-
sedades que con motlvo do /.
insurrecclon do Cuba pubnca1
los perl6dlcos yankees, prestatno.
IN serviclo al pals, a gobleruo J
al eje -c-to, superio~ a vsas alb !
r. Cas- Ge La Imteg,Gdud. Porout
esas notlcIas circular por 81 eX
,raugorO, SIN que uoootros las co
nozcamos. Y pod 1sn ser obJ7to ot
Concentrates mas 8 meuos de>f !
voro bles q nuestro prestlglo como
Macon Mieutras que conocleu-
dose on E>pana, y este p-.is O.
Espana-uandoseles aqu1 publl
cldad, Sc da ocaslon a que scar
desmentidas y q que la prenss
Official proteste do elias, en- Ia for
ma culta y razonable que 10 hace
La Bmdera Espa0ola, 1nico pc
riodlco en- esta lsla dedlcado ex-
clusivamente a la defenaa de
Ej6rcito, la Marina y los Nolun-
tarlos,y con cuya protesta estamos
pelfectameLt6 de acuerdO.
iQu6 dlferencla de La protests
de Ia Bomdera a ia protesta dt
La In egrad~d Aqu6Ia es Ii
protesta culta y noble; e5ta es Ii
lnjuria banada on la inmundt
baba del odlo.
Ipjuriar Eosotros al ejercito
Solo la maldad y la lnqulna po-
dr1an anzarnOs semeJante acusa-
cion.
Injuriar nosotros al ej6~cito
cuanuo nuestro padre era hiJo ut
un military cuando nuestra ma
DIRE era hlja de IN milltar; GUAM
do en- el eJ6rcito y en la Marins
de Guerra hay mlembros dc nues
ira familla, hermanos de nuostrs
nladle Y sobrlnos Ce nuostIO pa
Dire que mas do uua vcz han de
rramA0O su sanGre en- dt ttcnsa IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
ihn ola Uurio.Ity >,op.

Can you locate IL You ought to be able
to because YOU live in it. This world is the
biggest curiosity chop that we have known
ANYTHING about up t. date. Jupiter or
Saturn may be able TO discount it. Perhaps
and 'rhaps not 1t Is pretty ful. OF people
who are cont nually tinsering with thom-
selves patching themselyesup 20 TO speak,
IN medical way Ii thev are constipate
billion. or dyspepsia they rush to the nearest
are malnrious they nv for relief to that
ncient bntinsnectual reliance the sulph.te
O. 0uinine This is what they sho nd do .
What they sh ould is to begin ami pursue a
course OF Hostetter's Stoma h Bitters, the
prime't OF terattves and anti .malar ia |
specifics. particularly valuable also for
rheumatism. neuralgia. nervousness AMI
debility. and promoter OF sleep and APP.
petite beneficial to all chronic inHslids,