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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
RUSSIA MENACING ENGLAND.
New Lines of Strategic Railway to BE
Built.

st. Petersburg, May 16.-As a result of
Lord Roseberg's policy and attitude to-
ward Russia the government has in prep
aration several important projects. 1t Is
announced that Russia will not only con-
tinue the trans-Caspian railway to the
Pamirs, but will also construct a railway
to Duschk, Sarakhs, Kabul and
Pee Hawan where 1t will join
the Great Indian railway from
Peshawar to Lahore, Delhi and Calcutta,
is earnestly planned. Already the ministers
of war, finance and railways are prepar-
ing calculations, which when the objects
are achieved, VIII put Russia in position
to throw large bodies of troops into that
find allies in the races that are tired of
the English yoke.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
cuts His Throat with a Knife.

Decatur, Ala, May 16-lThis morning
William Decamp. agent of the Southern
News Company at this place, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with knife
He has been in the employ OF the COM
pany for about twenty-five years. No
cause for the act has been discovered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
suits Aeainnt chicnao.

Chicago, May l6.-Fifteen expected dam
age suits were begun to-day against the
city by railroad companies and individu-
ais, who lost property during the Ameri-
can Railway nion strike. The Pan
Handle Railroad Company sues for $780,
900 for burned cars and other property
Jones Laughlin, the Pittsburg iron
firm brings suit for S2450O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
Judge simonton silent.

AshevilIe, n. c.. May 1.-THE United
States court finished its labors
here to-day and tomorrow Judge
Slmonton viii go TO Flat Roef.
this state, his summer residence.
The judge declined to comment on the pre-
nunciamento Of Gov. Evans Of South Caro-
lima.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17

Washington, May 16.-The treasury gold
reserve was increased to-day by payments
made by the Morgan-BeImont syndicate.
the reserve standing at S97 43.114 at the
close Of business. This is a gain over yes
terday of over 500. 600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
BUCHANAN's CASE.
warden Sage Ordered to Appear in
Court at Albany.

Sing Sing, N Y. May 16-Warden Sage
of Sing Sing prison last evening was serv-
ed with papers for him to show cause in
Albany next Monday before the court of
appeals why he should not produce DR.. r.
w buchanan before that court for resen-
tence to death in the electric chair. 1t is
held that this is the only court that now
has jurisdiction over the case. Similar
papers were served on DR.. Buchanan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
WAGES ADVANCED AT PITTsBURG
Jones & Mclaughlin skilled Hands
the Benefciaries.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 16.-Jones & Laugh
lin, operating the extensive American
Iron Works, have voluntarily advanced
the wages of all their skilled workmen
10 per cent. The wages of laborers re-
main at 120 per day. About 1900 men
participated in the advance.
The Republic Iron Works will resume
with 500 men, on Monday, paying the
AmaIgamated Association rates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
WHISKY TRUST BONDs. d
An Injunction Sought TO Prevent the
SnIe of a Big BIock

Sale of "a Big Block.
Chicago, May 16.-Receiver McNulta of
the whisky trust this afternoon filed In
the United States court a bill praying for
an injunction restraining Greenhut and
others from disposing Of the last million
dollars worth Of bonds issued by the
trust, and for their return to the Distillinr
and Cattle Feeding Company. The de-
PENDANTS 70 the bill are Joseph b. Green
hut Nelson Morris, William N Hobart.
Lewis o. Maddox, J. Walter Freiburg ana
Julius Freiburg (the last four named be-
ing residents of CincinnatD and the Gem
trail Trust Company of New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
kalnOky's Resignation Accepted.

r VIENNA, May 16. - The resignation OF
: LeInler kalnoky was accepted by the
tt.Hgeror :, to-day, after giving an audience
" baron Banffy the Hungarian premier
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
A BANK FORCED TO CLOSE.
The Stockholders Refuse to Pay an
Assessment.

Redwood Falls, MINI. May 16-The Cit
izens Bank of Redwood Falls suspended
business to-day, with assets Of Sl35OOO and
liabilities of 100000. The directors issued
a notice that 80 per cent. assessment OF
stock, made a few months ago, had been
paid by all but one director and that the
stockholders outside of the directors had
refused to pay the assessment The
amount paid in was insufficient to run the
N
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-17
SHOT HIMsELF IN THE HEAD.
Ex-MayOr Russell of Lexington Conn
mits Suicide.

Lexington. Mo-, May 16.-Ex-Mayor Ben
Russell of this city suicided to-day by
shooting himself through the head. De-
spondency over financial troubles and fail
ure to get business was the cause. He
was the son of William Russell, of the
famous firm of Russell, Majors & Wad-
dell. the freighters of the west. thirty-fivc
wears ago. He was the Oldest native born
CITIZEN resident here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

baseball. They expect TO put good team
In the 1eld this spring. and have already
begun to secure dates with other col
leges. The first game will be with the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College. ut Blacksburg. on April sth.
President Dreher has accepted an invi-
tation to prepare q paper on some de-
partment OF educational work In the
South for the next meeting OF the Ameri-
can Social Science Association. at Sara
toga. early in September.
RICHMOND STUDENTS.
Among the Richmond men who were
once students at Roanoke College are the
following: Mayor Richard N. Taylor.
class OF 1866: his brother. Captain
Charles +. Taylor. lss2-'e4: O. o. Owens.
1867 %, OF the Owens & Minor Drug Com
pany; rr. Charles NJ. Shields, is1-'72,
professor In the State Medical College;
Attorney +. n Conner. 1861 Rev. r.
n. Goodwin. 1874 rector Of st. Johns
cnurch; Rev. j. A. Morehead. class OF
1879. pastor OF the First English Lutheran
church; Rev Perry r. Nugent. class OF
1873 IN charge Of an Episcopal mission
on Broad street. At the State Medical
College In Richmond are the following
students: T. W. Rcpass. class OF 1890:
william ". Burwell. class OF 1891; r..
Minor Wiley. class of 1892, and a. IL.
Grelner, class OF 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

narrow. turnover collrr. cuiis, and t"I:.
49, lis"W,s- black linen. should Re re-
novel m N?shing, as no matter how good
the sluT black Is az. % behave badly
under aptCT.
Fashioned IN fhe same way, white
plque and red linen would make a DASH
Inc country gown.
NEW TRIMMINGS.
When II comes to the new trimmings
for regulation wash frOcks--Ringhams
muslins. batistes and lawns-it really
seems as II they are the same az always.
There are the same white and colored
embToidories and recognized French laces,
with. perhaps. new design or two in
each.
Ribbons. washable and .unwashable
also abound. and not infreauently the mar
row old-fashioned white linen braids are
seen on ginghams and piques.
IL all comes 10 this: Your wash frock
may be Of any pattern or trimmed In any
way you ike. providing IT Is becoming
and can stand bathing, for since dainti-
ness Is the chief virtue OF the cotton
gown. the woman whose muslin pillows
are not Immaculate IL seen in sad light.
NINA FITCH
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TR0CKS AND FABRICS
THE JEWEL WASH GOWN NICELY
txrOLDs ITSELF FOR THE TIN.
Notes of the New Cottons. the Orr
CANDIES. and the piaucs and Trim
mings for New spring stuns--some
r Good Designs.
Correspondence Of the pIspatch)

t'hiltehpO1FNt' pA tn' DlHIatcN.)
NEW YORK, March 2--After the long
vason OF ice and snow and heavy. un-
washable house frocks the sight Of n
Few early print gowns budding on the
tree Of fashion "a an agreeable relief
winter Is passed." they all seem 20
ray. spring is here. and summer is com
Ing" singing this rapturou0 song in tones
that turn fast the calendar leaves. run
ming from cold. gray March to scarle,
July in hucd trlils.
There are smoky organlIes dappicd
In white and chilly blues; crocus-yeliow
batstes. and violet lawns linens. muslins.
and einghams. pink ~ azai'as or barr
IN peppermint stripes: plaid Madras ana
corn-palc embroidered Swiss, and at last
rs the novelty Of the new season. cotton
crepons. whose cr!rklcd surfaces coiored
or white. arr strewn With flowers In
natural tints.
FOR CONVENIENCE AND BEAUTY.
Indeed. 10 tho wintcr-bounA soul. never
were cotton stuffs more charming than
now. but the very best thing about the
new wash froeks one is glad TO remark
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NsCRASCE srATnMExrs
% ,s nav. -
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW yo,x

M Ip 9 f TAI 81 ENpNc ~ or
OF NEW T4'k QiiA NlzEp NpEE NS2
OF VIRGINIA. IN PURSUANCE
ident-F C.
y A. 'S'""Fe
Amount OF capita
" ionoe q
Has
iSns OF Mortgage duly eorded Sns tn. ar lien: ~
rn,sr n ali sa %saS loans 0n and a'srs
~
value carried insae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

land. slips through great square
bsekIe OF dull silver AMI turquoise
stones, There are. also. large turquoise
ard silver buttons OF each side OF the
Eton front.
f,,f: POLITE MOliEStNG.
\ plain Rored skir. of white piIue.
that H. !nstnded for ciwl mourning, has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Davis.

PORT HAYWOOD. MATHEWS COUN-
Tf. VA. March 2-(SpeciaL 1.-The funeral
OF Mrs. Mary A. Davis wife Of Mr. John
T. Davis. Of New Point Comfort. who
died on TIE 18th OF February. in the 3sth
year OF her age. took place on Wednesday
about noon. from her husbands residence.
Inc Rev. George T.. Thomas preached a
most touching and eloquent sermon from
the text: III a Man De, Shall lie Live
Again? and likewise impresslvely read
the solemn and beautiful burial ritual
prescribed by the Methodist Church in the
presence " over go friends and relatives
or the deceased. That which IA mortal
was then tendarly laid beneath the sod
In the family burying-sround. the pail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

For the SRI Who, even In her COT
tons. must have severe Nnes. there are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03
Note. from Highland spri.s..

DIR. Coburn and wife. OF Boston. Mass.
have come to reside temporarily In our
city for health and rest.
The Odd-Fellows have concluded to
erect a substantial hall here for their
order.
The usual weekly meeting OF the
Literary and Musical Association vas
neld Wednesday. The attendance was
only small. but some good singing. music.
recitatlons. and some excellent readings
were given by various members. Doubt
less. the lack OF attendance was due to
the bea condition OF the country roads.
which are really disgraceful to the COM
rnunltY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

bearers being Captain Enoch Hutson. and
Messrs. George X. Brooks. Wesley 8.
Ripley. Ezekiel Hudsins. Samuel Fergu-
son, and George r. Armistead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-03

STATEMENTS
THE UNITED BRANCH CALIFORNIAN INSURANCE COMPANY
n.
Ti AMP FEAIRs CT THE rSLIER sTATEs BkANCSn
Under KINGDOM GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND MADE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF
VIRGINIA
l..
Second Assistant ManagerJ MES vop,,
0
Commenced 4
Amount OF capital cash $3.50 %
n-As
Loans first liens
rnorg
ACCOUNTS OF BONDS STATES STATE
CITIES IN THIS
OWNED COMPANY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-15

polio que ejerce la referida Compahia er
aquella vasta region.
Que respecto del Alto Milo, ha pedido
Inglaterra one formule sus reclamaciones
con claridad, reserva de la contestaci6n,
agregando que Francia sc reserva su libertad
de accion para mantener sus derechos en-
cualquier case, y que esta convencida, no
obStante, de que sc llegara una inteligen-
cia entire ambas naciones.
No hizo mencion alguna de la expedi-
cion secreta.
Viena, idem idem. .-Avisan de StOkolmo
La NeU Free PreSSe que es inminente la
ruptura de relaciones entire Suecia y No
ruega.
Viena, idem s. -SegGn noticias. el go
bierno japones esta fortifcando la frontera
ruso coreana
Al efecto ha colocado una fuerza de
80 900 hombres con objeto de impedir que
Russia trate de iuteryenir en- los arregl0s
con China.
Londres, idem idem.-Comunican de Gal
cuta que la expedition inglesa paso ell do
mingo por Swat, en- direction Dir. Ell ene-
migO sc fue retirando gradnalmente despues
de haber tenido 100 muertos.
Por parte de los iDgleses las perdidas fue-
ron insignifcantes
Idem, idem idem. Hoy ha presentado la
dimisi6n de presidente de la Camara de los
OOmuuts, oIf AlCHuf tucSIey Toei
Esta resolucion ha sido muy sentida.
Idem, idem idem. - Telegrafian de Hon
Kong al Globo, que SO han reunido cuarenta
transportes japoneses en- las islas Pescade-
ras, creyendose que intentan atacar a Can
ton.
Roma idem idem.-E principe de Ma
poles, heredero de la Corona de Italia. ha
pedido la mano de la princesa Alexandra,
hija del duque de Saionia Coburgo Gotha.
Londres, idem 9.-Avisan al Central
Ne,os desde Tien-Tsin que positivamente es
cierta la noticia de la paz entire China y 81
Jap6n, la que Sc proclamara dentro de al
gunos dias.
Buda Pesth, idem dem En- el Sur de
Hungrfa han ocurrido grandes inundaciones,
ocasionando ell desplome de algunas casas
En- la ciudad de Semlin han quedado dos
mil personals sin albergue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-15
LITERATURE
DBBlJO DBL Aqua

Sonando con los ayes del martirio
de los seres que van en- la mas grande
explosion del delirio,
al buque, al ataud negro v enorme
que lucho con las broncas tempestades
trsgaSe ell mar enorme
y 10 admite On sus amplias soledades.
Con aire en- que vivir solo unas horas
mientras la muerte vieDe,
horas que nadie fla nadie sabe,
bajo trombas hOrrfsonas, la nave
en- la quietud del fondo Sc detiene
encerrando un inferno de terrores,
de gritos tremebundos,
de barbaros furJreS,
del mas grande dolor que hubo ell los mundos
La noci6n de la vida,
ell razonar del firme entendimiento,
la voluntad en- bronco convertida,
fueron en- cada ser niebla perdida,
chispas de espuma que deshace ell viento.
Enlaza la tortura
un espfrftu otro su cadena
y una augusta sin fin los abandona
iya, en- veg de un alma de esplendores LENA
es borrOsa vision cada persona!
Va pas9 cada mente
del momento angustiad9
en- que acordose del amado ausente,
Iya no hay padres nj esposas, solamente
hay un mundo de tieras eniaulado!
Miradas retorcidas
que salen de unas orbitas pasmadas
y miriam hacia cosas no sabidas
de un orden de locuras iguoradas;
actitudes no vistas del tormento,
raros sonambulismos,
orgasmos del absorto entendimiento,
tremendos espejismos
de esperanto y dolor, gritos salvajes
de la lengua a los dientes amarrada,
SO advierte en- los onfusos pegsonajes
que SO rvtTerc6n c1ai cfass2ada Yedra
Y hnjen sin accion, rotos los traies,- ~----->>
seres tallados en- la inm6vil piedra
De pronto, un estruendoso griterfo,
un maldecir brutal por todos lados,
.un immense 'IDios miol''
vertido por acentos desgarrados,
devuelven la eyidencia
d la razon que un punto Sc desprende
de la vaga demencia,
ell padre entonces la mirada tiende
sus hijos que enreda entro sus brazns;
de la muerte defiende
el esposo q la esposa idolatrada
de su passion atandola a los LAGOS,
ell pobrs amante la infeliz amada
la lia on In espiral de sus abrazos.
Hay un cuadro espsnt oso
de largas tremendas despedidas,
un enderro grandioso
de anticipadas y 6olienies vidas.
Suenan los trenos del dolor, en- tanto
que Sc oYe un borbotar de rezos roneos,
la mar, con golpes broncos,
gus gotas junta las que vierte el lanto
I'm sacerdote que morir Sc aviene,
presta la ectremGu1aci6n 4 los cuitados,
y en- medic de un profundo clamoreo
de pechos consternados,
arranca de los labios ell .'lyo creol"
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La DemocraciA

mientras nifios que esouchan mil pstrafias
dan un relieve tragico 4 la escena,
J parten ias entraf1as
con sus acentos de terrible pena.
Como un dogal ell aqua sigilosa
llega tapar los avldos resuellos
y apriata con la asf1xia fatigosa
pt co POGO los cuellos.
En- tanto, en- la rasante de la TERRA
al ilegar gu t4rmino en- la nave
ell estertor sfonico que aterra,
icomo lucen los claros horizontes!
Icuanto ambiente en- los senos del espaciol
lque espl6ndidos los pneblos los montesi
~, trazando su iumensa trayectoria,
con cuanta pompa y esplendor bri 10
Ell sol arrastra su gigaute glorial
iOh, Dios! Haz que, tn espiritu impeIidas
81 es one estan bajo el mar, SO abran las olas,
dejen ir las cuatrocientas vidas,
las cuatrocientas vidas espsnolas.
Entonces, la naci6n, todas sus paimas
arroJara tn trono en recompensa,
y tus pies alzaran todas las almas
una oraci0n como tn cielo inmensa.
SALVADOR RUEDA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-15
AVISO

En- ell aorteo de Ia ioteria provincial. que
b de verifcarse el dia 30 lie este mes de
Abril. tendr& .f-cto In vsnta por acciones
de un solar en- In calle de la villa do una
mrquina de pedal.
Sc advi-rte que no tendran accion al pre-
uio los que no hayan psgado sus billetes
respet tivoa.
FL derecho de tonar possession do dicho So
" de dh ia mtq 'ina, caduca, para el te-
',edor del nmerO premiado. a los dos neses
ie lebrarse el rido sorteo del 80 de
.brii. Ponce, Abril Is dc 1870 -Nemesta
Uf4S. Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-15
CREOITO ! AHORRO PONCEN0
PRESIDENCI4

I'm session ordinaria celebrada el dia del
actual, la Junta de Gobierno acord6 proce-
der al cobro del segundo dividendo pasivo
de % por 100 correspondence a las dos mil
acciones emitidas, fjando, on concordancia
con 10 que determine ell articulo dc los Es-
tatutos, el plazo de 80 dfas para hacerlo
effective, contar desde el t5 del actual has
Ia ell Is de Mayo pr6ximo.
En- consecnencia Sc ruega q los senores
accionistas Sc sitvan consignar, dentro del
plazo ijado, el importe del citado dividendo
en- las od.inas de esta sociedad, va que as!
10 preceptua ell articulo l2 de los raehclona-
dos Eststutos, en- iaa que Sc les otorgars el
correspondence recibo.
Ponce, 10 dc Abril de 1898 -Por la j de
e., I'll Secretario, j u. PdsGrsil. Ell Direc-
tor Gerente, interino, K0pier M1riani
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En- La OTiRIA DE LEON .sa.sae saesss,15, r,

BIN Lt AOflRlA DE LLUN scomodo nm
buen escrlbieLts.
El VEN. Mlrico cargo en- el puerto de
esta eIud Il con dsstino La Peninsula, 646
sacos cafe 5,72s sacos J ID barriles de
azdcar.
Aver domingo, 522 imponsutes deposlta
ron en- el Credato y Ahorro poncesso La cab
tidad de 1869 pesos 65 centavoa.
Varies vecinos de Vista Alegrs as queJan
de que .algnnas mujeres de NAL viyir, pro-
mueven. todos los dias grandes escandalos
por aquel sitio.
Yea ESQ la policfa.
FL que desee adquirir un nagnffco solar,
On punto centrico de la poblacion, puade di-
rijirss dou Ramon Colon.
Mide i6 metros de frente y 80 de fondo y
Sc halis On Ia calle del Sol.
Dice La Co7respoasdencta que ha llegado
a~sa Capital, pronto veudra Ponce, para
embarcarse por este'puerto, 81 eonocido artis
ia don jose Palou, quien trae un cuadro DE-
concerto compuestO de la seh0rita FoDs.
soprano, primer premio del Conservatorio de
Madrid; don Antonio Aramburu uno de los
tenores N afamados de Espaiis; J don
jose Oalvera, gran eoneertad ,r hautIsta
Dichos artistas estan organizando an
concerto en- la Capital, 7 despues 50 trasla
dar6n Ponce.
Aver Ia policta hizo un yerdadero racimo
de denuncias.
Enpecen ustedes s contar.
Fueron denuuciadoa;
Los cocheros Guadalupe Torres, Angel
Mercado. Pedro Vlisriao, Carlos Garcia =
Er1aio Parmel por iDfracciones del Rsgla-
mento.
Los oarretaroa Francisco VSzquez, Rn-
aArio Perez ? Ramon Torres, por ir montados
on los oarrcs
Los vendedores de Milf jose Padillas.
Francisco Ay4la = Angel Moptalvo. por te
ner puestos fjos en- Ia plaza de L 3 Deiicsos,
sin permiso de la autoridad
Los exnandedores de carue Loranzo Rnig
Alberto GSm.z Victor z ,ias. J Ian Rurz.
Ramon Ci, t-on Ciiilo Ma dopado, pee vel
der dicho artfculo falto de peso.
Severe Colon, por tener una pulperfa sin
la correspondence lic.ncia.
Sc de=ea vender una f1ca de cafa situadn
Oiales. oannu-Sta dc 748 cneadas de terreno
De els ~ 900 semhradns d. csf6 pla
tanos. y las reetanIes son de- monte.
La fi',cs contiana e>tnbleclmisl tos, u&
qutnss = den A. titles.
El que int@r.--e euede diriiire an due
DO. don Frarcisco M rtfr, on esta c,udad 6
an su casa do comercic cita en- Ia oxile de-
Q. to-
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IAtelci6n!

En- Los Colqrados, lugar de la
hacienda Cortada. SO cuida CANA
do vacuno y caballar. al precio de
un peso el primero y doce reales
el segundo, por cabeza Ell Guido
es esmerado, sin que el duei no de
los animales tenga que poner pe6n
para antenderlos. Hay aqua abun
dante.
En- la farmacia Ferrer infor-
maran, & la persona que SO halla
al frente de dichos pastos.
Ponce, Mario 7 1895 m. d.
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J.ianR D,az Ahrii IA 1885.
Sr. director do La DENooR A,I..

Ponce.
Muy sefior nueatro amigo:
Al mol. star 4 ust-d Il hac-r ~ = con el Oh
ieto da one lame en III periodic In asenci6r.
al sefior O ,ispo soh e l. que est pa>sndo en-
este pueblo con Fl Padre Alm-ndariz; PIE,
este sefaor se ha fgurado que ha vsnldo u.
pueblo sAiyHj- = con derechos de insultarle
Hoy. domi' g,. desde Fl ilpito diriRfa
i los oyentes, dicsSndt les .invergu-nxas los
que hsblassn dc la cor sion.
Autes, en- etroa serm. nes, SO ha diriRido
tamb6o al suditorio en- terminus inoorrectos.
sin tsner en- cuenta que habia On 81 temple
Sc q ,ras y pifas.
81 pueblo esta di. gustadisimo CON 81 por
este proceder.
suplicamos ustsd SO digne consignar
nuestrs praSs>ta gu las 'lumnas de su Illus
trado peri6dioo qu=dam os dc uetsd atsnto
8. q. q b. 8. %.
Dsoia Raae-a federico n .tos q -Lni-
T. Fadllis --.s lstin 6 100 -S-rafin NJ NJ
sal Angel F-rn&nis R.m6n yts Por
mi herm ano Jose Eshrl r ,m6n E>orl- E Fer
nandsz Rafael &. Vazques-Ram6n Esbrt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-15
Cart9ra
de la IaIa

Aver, 4 las ocho cuSSto de la maiiana,
fonds 8 en- la Capital eli vap6g crrreo De La
Peninsula.
Dice Ell BNsoaD'J con mucha gracia, red-
ri6ndose q los comi~ioIados dc los Ayunta
mientos que kan lido yer Marines Gam
POS:
"Hay representatives municipalities que
traen sus discursos hecbos, pero SO cree que
no los podfan echar. Sis horas 70 pasan
denasiado pronto, y no dan siqUiera tempo
para conner y presenciar 81 desdle de tanto
Martinez del campo"
FL sabado deolar6se IN ineendio On una
piaza de caffa de la hacienda San Pedro,
situada On Eajardo.
A la misEna bora hubo otro inoendin en- ls
misma jurisdicsldn, en- n hacienda Santa
co., propiedad de don Manuel Daralt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-15
Capital, Abril 14---s-3O N.
DEMoCRACIA-Ponce.


El general recibi6 en- la Fortaleza va
rias personals. Despues de almuerzo visi-
to el cuartel de Ballaja y ell castillo del
Moro Y volvi6 & las tres palacio. Re-
cibi6 las cuatro Ia vista del obispo Y
media hora despuGs salfa para la marina
tomar. .el vapor.
A todas parties lie sigui6 immense gen
ito. La fiesta me parecio organizada en-
su principle; pero Sc dice que el general
Sc opuso que SO le tributasen ciertos
houores. No obstante la afuencia de
gente supli6 la otra defciencia. AL lle-
gar la marina la muchedumbre era ex-
traordinaria.
Cuando Martinez Campos embarc6 en-
la lancha que lie conducia 4 bordo del
correo, los soldados le victoreaban, acla-
mando fren6ticamente su caudillo, que
subi6 la escala del vaPor, conmovido por
aquella manifestation de las tropas. LIE
acompafian los generates Echagde Sua-
rez Valdez, un battalion de Infanterfa de
marina Y 500 hombres de reemplazo.
El Rein0 CTistiaa salio de este puer-
to las 5 y cuarto de la tarde.- CORES
fonsat