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RESCUED.
On Lake Erles Shore, Tho Captains
VITO Tolls tho S,ory-lt viii Inter.
ed Many People. Nv

From the Buffalo Evening Hcwa: II
you were to call at q Front avenue
YOU would. find n pleasant elderly lady,
Mrs. Captain lIencSy by name, whose
husband has hailed the lnkcR for many
II year. nnd when IN port makes his
home IN Buffalo, N. Y. Her kindly
smile and Joyous manner arr 10 no
small extent due TO tho escape she has
had. Her own words can better de-
scribe her rescue und ono can eusIly
understand her present. happy condl-
ton when they realize what she has
gone through, She snys: about five
months ago had nm attack OF slick
ness which lasted for week and since
that time have been subject at in
tervals to similar attnclts, some Of
which were longer IN duration. II il
hard FOR me TO describe how ! suffered.
The pain would commence In my head,
after which II would seem to pnss down
my body. and settle In my back, my
Sides Hched, my back nchcd, and had
u 1ecIlnE OF great distress In my bowels
The Increased pain which seemed 20
core from lying down, would be al
most unbcarble. my face und stomach
would blont IN and could hardly
stand on my feet, dizziness made It al
most impossible; this feeling was al
ways wIth-mc even inter the violence
OF the attack passed over. The last at
tack | had was the worst. and was SO
bad ] would not have have been able tn
tell this story but for DOnn's Kidney
Pills. AS soon az commenced their
use found immediate relief. The pain
In my back and Sides left me md tho
dizziness went with G.; the bloatIng In
my fnce and body disappeared and ali
distress In my bowels was gone. ! have
Grcat faith In Doan's Kidney Pills; in
a short time they did great deal more
for me than all the plasters and mcdI-
cInes which had resortcd to In seeking
relief and cure. ] hope always to be
uhle TO procure them"
For sale by all dealers-pricc. 80
cents. Mailed by FOStcr-Mllburn Co,
Buffalo, y. y, sole agents for the U. S.
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TOPEEA. Kansas, Sept. 1O.-Tl>a
strained relations existing for some
time between the Kansas City Grain
Merchants, Elevator and milling men
and the railroads. has eliminated In
open warfare. Hon. c. 4. HutchingS,
ane OF the attorneys for the grain men
.onc against the Sante Fe, and the 9TH
:cr against two Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company, charging ilaGrant vIo-
,lation Of the Inter-state commerce act.
and asking for an Injunction and othar
relief The bills are brought In behalf
of about fifty corporations and cn-part-
nershlps, engaged In the grain. elevator
and milling business in Kansas CITY,
Kansas. II Is charged that Kansas
Clty,lS unjustly Disseminated against
ard subjected to undue and unrcason-
able prejudice and disadvantage and
that undue and unreasonable prefer
euce and advantage IL given TO ChIca-
lgo: st. Louis and other eastern mar
ketS
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s ERIE. Kansas. Sept. 1O.-Thomas E.
Watson, candidate for vice president
on the POpulist ticket was thu central
figure at the county fair here to-day.
AR. Watson Is accompanied by II. W.
Reed. PopulIst National committee
man. who 1t IS said Is here to talk TO
anG-Populist managers and make
more reasonable terRsr for Wntson'S
chances In Kansas. John W. Triden-
thai, Chairman Of the Kansas Popu-
[, list state central committee. reached
this city this morning. and half an hour
before the vice presidential candidate
was booked to make n speech had an
Interview with him. The nature Of the
Interview Is not known. but as populist
leaders In Kansas generally ore said
70 have been opposed 90 Watson's cam
,palGnEng In this state Breldenthars
:lTriss!5n is stated 10 be In the interest
of harmonlzing any element that
might prove detrimental to the Demo-
cratic p0pullst ticket.
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~ ~ . . . 'a'
~ EDINBURGH, Sept. lO.-Thc British
Trades Union Congress to-day resumed
ltsjsessIons, The. National Union OF Gas
Workers and general laboncrs OF Great
& Britain and ireland presented the FOL.
lowing resolution:
(, That in the opinion Of this congress,
where grants OF public money are given
for educational purposes there, should
,Abe;also public control and that our pres
4 enc system OF state education, based as
lit Is on ccmmerclalism, and being out OF
harmony with the economic forces
which are working towards collective
ness, does not supply the educational
neodH OF the nation: and therefore Il Is
imperative that DOR educational ByEtem
should BIZ completely remodeled on such
Y "a basis rs 10 secure the democratic prin-
{ clphs OF equality OF opportunity. and by
2 Che Introduction In our state schools OF,
! the, hest results " educational science
7 to, make II possible for our English
children to obtain such tralnlng-phys-
: zeal. .iutellectual and moral a. may
GteItd to make them worthy citizens OF a
cn.upcrutivc commonwealth. We there
fore Instruct the parliamentary commit
: tee 40 urge. on the government the need
J forsintroducInE an amended measure on
:the.llnes Indicated by this resolution"
D After the motion had been amended
7 50 as to leave the parliamentary COM
Glnlttee II free hand to deaf with future
educational proposals, the resolution
+ was adopted in substance.
The National Municipal Labor Union
!, then submitted the following resolution.
which was adopted:
That this body OF trade uniOniSts OF
the United Kingdom wish their parlia-
mentary committee to consider the ad-
Visibility. Of at nHct moving the gov
I; ernnnont 20 bring In u bill making itcom-
T Iiulsory for all municipal bodies to adopt
some practical scheme OF old age PEN
. sIon$ for their employees
The operative stone masons' society
submitted motion looking 10 the for
I, nation Of u fund for the purpose OF con-
testing seats and supporting bona tide
2 trade uninnist candidates for parlta-
nIentAry honOrS, pledged 10 neither of
the old political parties. The motion
was defeated.
The same organization submitted a
resolution 10 the effect that the time for
z tile duration OF the congress- sessions
shall be extended for 4 fortnight. but II
was also defeated.
There was 4 lively debate over the
resolution OF the National Sailors and
FIremcn's Union on the subject OF po-
llticaI prisoners. 1t read:
THAT this congress calls upon the
government to grant 4 complete amrc3-
> IS to all political prisoners. and is OF the
opinion that the time has arrived for n
full and careful inquiry by the home
secretary into the case OF the three men,
Gales. Charles and Rattolo, condemned
OF Stafford. in April. 1882. By Justice
Hawkins, to tan years penal servttude
for being IN possession OF explosive sub
stances. with u view TO their speedy
44release.'
a number Of objections were raised to
this resolution on the ground that the
matter was outside OF the province OF
the congress. but was carried by vote
y of IS 20 81.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. l0.-The
l.. Candee Company, manufacturers Of
rubber shoes and one OF the largest
members OF the United States Rubber
Company, resumed operations to-day
In nearly all OF the departments. As
fast AZ the stock is produced the finish
inG departments will open and by to-
rlorrOw II is expected that the whole
OF the mammoth plant will be in oper-
alton. Twelve hundred hands were at
work to-day and probably one hundred
more viii 20 In Tomorrow. officials Of
the company state that the plant viii
operate rs long as the business sltu-
alton permits.
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GOOD TENPLARs
.OrOvrr-tiie-i,ivcr Counties Hold an III
tcrestlitss session.

tcrestinE Session.
Special Dispatch TO the IntclliEenccr.
sTEURENvILLE, o.. Sept 1O.-The
|. .. G. 7. OF this district, comprising
the counties OF Harrison, Jefferson, Bel
mont. Guernsey, Tuscarawaa and Car
roll. have held an interesting two days
session here. District Tomplar Miss
Nelma Borham, OF MlngO. presided.
Grand Templar f.. ]. Pinney, OF Cleve-
land. delivered an address. An enter
tainmcnt and drama was given to-
night.
The following officers were elected:
Chief templar. +. Burton 1.anders.
MOrrlstown; past chief templar. Velma
Borham, AlinSo: vice templar. Annie
Holman, Steubenviiie: secretary, Will
lam Thornburg. Steubenville: assistant
secretary. Matte Wright. Belmont;
treasurer John Hicks. Bethesda; mar
shall. Thomas Moore. Cambridge; dep
uty marshal. Jesse Wilson, bridgeport;
chaplain, II. S. Hammond. Uhrichsville;
district chancellor, Charles Webster,
Quaker City; superintendent OF Juvenile
temple. Nrs. Mary Phillips. bridgeport:
guard. Martha Mcclure. Stcubenyillc;
sentinel. Hubert Landers. MorrIstown:
delegate 10 grand lodge at Alliance.
Charles Webster. Quaker City: district
lodge deputy, Mrs. NJ. A. Haigh. Bridge
port.
Bridgeport was selected as the next
place Of meeting on the second Tuesday
and Wednesday in December.
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HART AND DonR
Made Impressions on the Voters ut nIar-
ilngtOn, pocahontns County.


Special Correspondence.
WARRINGTON, sept. 1.-THE reccp-
lions given Nicssra Charles Burdctt
Hart and C, T.. Dorr In this county were
the largest una most enthusiastic Of
any ever accorded TO political speaker
In the county. Long before tho hours
appointed ut the two places at which
they spoke lnrgc crowds OF both Re-
puhllcans and Democrats had gathered,
and when the hour came for tho speak
'crg to appear the buildings were crowd.
cd until there was scarcely standing
room.
Tho Democratic VOTERS OF tho county
are very thoughtful about the questions
Involved In the camralEn this year. aud
to n man listened with tho most respect
rul attention 10 their presentation by
these gentlemen, Some very plain and
these gentlemen. Some very plain and
practical questions We're asked. TO hc
sure, but they We're asked In n spirit
which plainly showed that the question.
ers were ecuking to ascertain the truth.
aud not for the purpose OF leading tho
mind OF the speaker from the subject
The visit OF these gentlemen Ia this
county will bring forth much fruit on
the third day OF November nvNt.
Mr.. DORIS discussion of the tariff
question and his personal recollection
OF state politics for the last twenty
years were lucid ana 10 the point, and
showed that he had matlc careful study
OF these questions In connection with
his personal experiences.
Mr.. Harris speech on the money qucs-
tionwas every word grain OF gold. and
by his pleasing manner and courteous
consideration OF the opinions OF others
he has set orr people OF all political in
clination TO thinking In n way they hnd
never done before. II Ia earnestly hoped
by all our people that he can ind the
tlmc to come 10 us again before the
campaign closcs
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y ROME. Sept. 10,-Profess0r Luigl
HalmIerI. ,thc celebrated Italian Meteor
olSgist. IS dead. He was born In 1907
ind In 1864 took charge Of thu meteor
illogical observatory Of Vesuvius. Ills
name has been connected with al re-
ports OF eruptlons since that time,p rin-
clpnlly In 1877 when his life was in dan
GER He was the author OF a number OF
interesting works and was the Inven-
tor 0f'seyeral valuable Instruments de-
signed TO measure rninfalIs, to study
atmospheric electricity and to record
isubterrancOus disturbances.
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BRYAN BACKED by MlLLloss. /
silver I.arons In WHOSE Hand. Those VIM
Have iieen 'str1tck- by. tho Craze Are
Playing Facts that Talk.

ItuNo tletN Fttttth Wy WV #ttNhu 90
Playing Facts that Talk.
As Is well known. the leaders OF the
Democrats and populista have been
claiming tint they have no money With
which 10 carry OH the campaign. TINT
there are no wealthy men IN the move.
mcnt to elect Bryan, and that 'htey must
rely upon tho F'ncnr people" to help
them out. Tint these claims were false
IL vel known, az Ii also tho fact that the
silver baronH OF the west nrG prepared to
unlOnd n gUOdly portion OF their wealth
In order To elect n man who VIII permit
them TO coin 30 cents worth OF silver
and call II II dollar.
The congressional committee has pro-
pared II list OF the lccndlng Bryan sup
p0rters, who, while mIlllOnnlres, are pro-
pretending to be the masses In order That
they mny became more wealthy. This
list shows the enormous wealth OF S6i7,-
100000 Represented by men Of this class,
Here IL the list: ut
Hearst estate, California, $f5,0OO.O0O.
Fair cstnte, California, S6O.0OO.OOO.
John Mnckoy, California. $iO,0O0,0OO,
llng0n. California, Si0,00O.0OO.
W. ~ "hlh1 NDllWIlNt }iUtVUV,WVV
William NJ. Stewart, Nevada, 10000
900.
Frnncls ]. Newlnnds tshnron cstntc),
81, 00O, 900.
Dave MofTat, Denver. $4,000 900.
Senator John p. Jones (COmstOck lOde)
$25.OOO.0OO.
Flood estate. S2J,OOOOOO.
Denver Smelling works. $25. 900, 000
X. c. Chambers, Ontario silver milne,
$50. OOO,O 900.
Charles r. Lane, California, $50, 900 600
i. II, Holden, Old Telegraph mine, 49,
900. 900.
Mark DAILY. Anaconda, Montana, Sl5.-
0OO.00O.
Butte silver md smelling works. sli.-
| 100000.
S. 4. Ilauscr. Granite mountain silver
| mines, tl0,000,000.
French syndicate, Old Telegraph mine,
| Utah, 10000 900.
LeadvIlle silver smelling works, sS.-
| 600.
ilroadwnter estate, Helena, Montana,
| S5,OO0,O 900.
senator Henry NJ. Teller. Colorado. 81
| 00O.O 0O
senator Lee Mantle, Montana, s2,OOO,-
| 900.
The grand totol Ia $547,OOOO0O.
The above table affords an Interesting
birds eye view OF the total wealth OF but
% OF the leading silver mine owners or
the west. who, either In person or
| through their agents have been active In
shaping the l6 to plank In the various
| platforms OF the Democratic. PopulIst
and silver conventions. recently held in
ST. Louis and Chicago.
To the silver mine owners the election
of Bryan and OF Il free silver Democratic
house means millions. Placing the pro.
ductiOn OF their mines at 81, 0OO, 900 ounces
a year, though 1t would soon be 1O0,c o0
900 ounces, and the government paying
them at the rate OF 81 80 an ounce. and
| granting. for the sake OF argument. that
1t cost them 6S cents an ounce to mine.
the people OF the United States would
pay into the pockets OF the silver mine
owners Sl,O00.00O per annum. and make
great mOnOpollsts OF the very men who
are crying out against monopoles In
their platform.
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By using 1.-THE New Great South Ameri-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
IL great surprise on account OF its eS-
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the Kidneys, Bladder and Back In male
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medtately. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous CURE. ltE use Will pre-
vent fatal consequences In almost all
cases by itS great Alternative and heal
Ing powers. Sold by r. H. List, drug
gist, Wheeling, w. Va,
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THEORIES OF cure may be discussed
at length by physicians but the suffer-
ers want quick relief: and One Minute
Cough Cure WIN give It to them. A safe
cure for children. II Is the only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results" Charles r, Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie &
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Ben
NCond =
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If you have ever seen n little child
In the agony of summer complaint, you
can realize the danger Of the trouble
and appreciate the value OF instantan-
cous relief always afforded by DcWitt's
Cole & Cholera Cure. For dysentery
and dlarrhocn It Is II reliable remedy.
We could not afford TO recommend this
ns cure unless II were cure. Charles
r. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: bowie & Co. bridgeport: Pea
body & Son. BCnwOod. s
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Mr.. C. D. YoNKER. a well known
druEG! st of Bowling Green. Ohio, ia
speaking Of Chamberlaln's Cough Rom.
cdy. says: II take pleasure In recon.
mcndinE It to my customers, for am
certain that It will always please them.
l sell more OF 1t than all other kinds
put together" For su1c by Z. Il.
Goetzc. W. W. irwin, C. Schncpr, c,
Mcnkencllcr, John Klar!, W. II. Hague,
II. Z. Stewart, X. h. Burt. J, Coleman,
A. l.. Schealc. William MeukemeIler'
j. G. Eholc, Wheeling: Bowie a Co,
Bridgeport: y. +. Peabody Il Son. Ben.
wood.
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Tho pleasant effect nnd perfect anfcty
with which ladies' may use Syrup or
Figs, under all conditions, makes Il
their fnvor!tc remedy. TO get the ,ruo
and genuine article look for tho name
OF the California Fig Syrup Company
printed near the bottom OF the package.
For snlo by. all responsible druggists.
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The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns. and all skin GruptlOns. and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
It Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. -
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. DON'T tribe, away time whom you
have cholera morbus or darrhoea.
Flight them IN tho beginning with Do
Wits Colo n Cholera Cure. You don't
have to walt FOR results: they arc In
Simultaneous, and II leavcs tho bowels
In healthy condition. Charles Il, Goethe.
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie y Co., bridgeport: Peabody &
son, Dcnwool. e
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Mra. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
boon used by millions " mothers for
thcir children while tcethiny. with per-
feet SUCCESS. II sonthcs tho child, soft
ems the gums. allays all pain: cures
wind cole. md Is the best remedy for
dinrrhoGn. Twenty-Five cents Il bottle.
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! Intelligence

Special Dispatch to. the IntcIllg"nrcr.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Sept. 1O.-Irhe
contract for carrying the United States
mail from C0nr,wcIl to IIarrisonvIllc,
has been awarded to W. L. EImhle. of
Courtwcl. and from Hartley to Mac
Farlan, ID John W. Wilson, OF Hartley.
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a. W. GLEASON,

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internai-
~ and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
+. ]. CHENEY. & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
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State OF Ohio, City OF Toledo. Lucas
County RR

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner OF the firm of F. ].
Cheney &; Co.. doing business In the City
Of Toledo. county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Cntnrrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
4. D. 1856.
(Seal.) a. W. GLEASON,
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You can telephone to Pittsburgh, New
York. Washington. Boston. Chicago st.
Louis or Memphis just as easy us you
can to SiStcrsvIlle, W. Va.
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HOODS PILLS are the favorite fam
lily cathnrtIc, easy TO take. easy 10 op-
crate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19

FL sefior A4~
tribuyeran diez peso-
Oallejon del Comereio, o.
cados consequences del iucend1o~-
Doffa Teresa G4Ids, Auselmo Verdea
Manuel Mor6s renunciaron & la parte que les
eorrespondfa del referido donativo, en- favor
de sus convecinos ma necesitados
Els un rasgo de desinteres que les honra.
En la cacerfs que acaba de ef9ctuar Mr..
Cleveland ocurri6 ell hecho siguiente:
. 40 de los acompafiantes del presidente
SO separ6 de sus compafleros, persiguiendo
ana hermosfsima liebre
Transcurrio algdn tempo no regressba
Ilquietos los demas sc dirigieron en- 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19

busca temiendo one le/ /hubiese ocurrido al
gda contratiempo.
En efecto: ell sugeto en- question habia si-
do vfctima de un sfncope. be hallaron ten
dido sobre la yerba.
Procedieron aligersrle de ropas. Uno
que trat6 de asegurarle los papeles que tenfa
en- ell bolsillo, halo uno con la siguiente ins
cripeion:
No hay otra barberia como la de la Aso
et0ci6n de Dependencies, de Ponce"
En- efecto: no hay otra mejor. Id ALI para
que os convenzais.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19

Ifsmos. s.2n = J psolidar, sin duda,Ia buena
imp,es:,,o :.,oo ii ue en- Campanone nos
proou JaoJos artistas, va que, de
toooS Ia hna audicion no es bas-
TAME y .saquilatar perfectamente el
merll de eilos.
20 obstante, va es mucho haber
"a 1nfado en- ell debut
Terminamos con un APPLAUSE para
4 ell popular Campos y su orquesta
u ita siempre q la altura que Sc ha
conquistado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19
RECORTE ES


Eel objeto del muudo consiste en- establecer
ell reinado de la raz6n. La organisation de
la razon es Ell deber de la hnmanidad.-E.
Rendn.
janis he querido juzgar las acciones hu-
manas, me contento con comprenderlas.
Spinoza.
De todos los oficios solo oil del legislator
oarece no necesitar aprendizaje. Herbert
Spencer.
Aun cuando ell mundo debiera derrumbar.
Sc jamas me inclinarfa bsjo ell Yugo.-i6ss's.
Tengo veinte y euatro mil hombres de ron
ia. -Nopole6n 1.
AMBIOA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19
ri NOtiCiaS
generates

Desde la capital nos escribe nuestro via
iaEte ell sefIor Hoyos:
"El yiernes Sc examine de cuarto afio de
farmacia ell estudioso joven poncefio don
Luis dc Ia PiIa Iglesias, ganando la nota
de b1te11o que equivale al sobresalente de
otras carreTas.
En Ell afio actual ha sufrido dos exSmenes
ell iuteligente paisano; y espera que muy
pronto sufrira ell eXamen de practica, que
dura tres dias en- ell que estoy seguro de
que demostrsra tambieu sus aptitudes."
Sea muy euhorabuena acepte nuestros
p'acemes Ia distinguida familia del talentoso
estudiante.
PIANO Sc -~-de barato uno frances
vertical ca5i nuevu.- -ranbi6n se venden va
rios muebles. 3, informaran.
Los veeinos de Morovis desean con justisi-
ma raz6D, que Sc construya IN campauario,
pues va estan cansados de OR campanas sin
saber d6nde. -
Sc arrienda la cantina del Teatro Sc ven
de la casa de MADEIRA que esta detras de es
te edifcio, calle de Cristina para sscarla del
sitio en- que estS. Los interesados pueden en-
tenderse con ell administrator don Jose Fe-
rrer. GO
For irfringir ell artfculo II del Rsglamen-
to de Oarruajes hap sido denunciados los
faet3ntes Enrique Rivera Jose Mauler.
Los sefiores cuyas iniciales aparecen hoy,
euyos Dombres enteros aparecer&n despues,
81 es preeieo, Sc ~servirsn entregar don Ig-
nacio Pillich sgente de LA DEMOCRACIA en-
Caguas, las cantidades que adeudan esta
emDreSa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19

hacla a1.
siguen a Maxln-
so las Villas
El general Arolas, va con -co.umna en-
segaimiento Sc de Maceo
PREOAUCIONEs
Para evitar que l. 8 insurrectos reaIicen su
Invasion en- Pinar del Rio, SO establece la
inca militar que existia hace POGO, de la Ha-
bapa Bataban6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19

R9ina en- el Ministerio de la Gnerra, de
Madrid, una actividad extraordinaria con
secuencia de los nuevos proyectos mi
litares que Sc propone realizar ell general
Azcarraga.
Dichos proyectos obedecen al prop6sito de
que Espaf1a este presta, en- cualquier mo-
mento, afrontar los posibles confctos que
veugan de la situaci6n presente.