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A SAD SUICIDE.
Many West VIrGIninns Knew 1Ir. Frn1Ier
Nvhu KILLED Himself.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. H.
Boutellc W. Frazier proprietor Of the
Wellington hotel. committed suicide to-
day by shooting himself, the tragedy
taking place at n lonely spot near the
Chain bridge over the Potomac river.
above West Washington. The bullet
had entered the right temple and had
passed out un the LETT side.
The deceased was 4 prominent citizen,
and was one OF the best known hotel
men In Washington. He had been In n
melancholy frame OF mind for some
time past. due to his physical condition.
4 letter to his wife assigned ill-hcalth
as the cause that led TO the taking OF his
life. lie was about forty-;wo years OF
age, and leaves q wife. Mr.. Frazier
was Interested in the Ebbltt and In the
Raleigh hotels, having opened the latter
place. For some time he was manager
Of the Portland Flats.
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GO TO BED, GUS"
Your Glur wont Work in Tht.e Days,
ll's All on.


lrs Al on.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. ll--Sccre-
tary Richardson, OF the Dcmocrltlc
state campaign committee. to-day gave
10 the Associated Press the following
statement:
The Republicans OF Kentucky claim
the state Tor the Republican electors by
about 500 votes on the face Of the re-
turns. This result has been accom-
plished By the preparation OF one Of
the most gigantic frauds In the history
OF politics, If II proper contest can be
made by the committee, the state cnn
be secured 10 Bryan and Democracy.
To mnkc this contest, It Is necessary
tac this committee to raise fund 10
be expended In the employment Of
counsel, the taking OF proof and the
general expenses OF the contest. This
commission was without funds, In
fact, the campaign in this state was
made practically without money. and
the only means at It's command for
raising such fund Is by popular sub
scriptlon. In view OF these facts, this
con9uittce now appeals 10 all Demo-
Gratis interested In saving the state to
Bryan and Democracy TO send at once
10 the undersigned such amounts aS
they feel able 20 subscribe.
(Sgned.) GUS. w. RICHARDSON,
Secretary Democratic State Campaign
COMMITTEE
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THE CUBAN WAR.
WcyIcr, According to spanish Adviees,
Iink iictn Victorious.

Wcylcr, According TO spanish Aurices,
lin. Bctn Victorious.
HAVANA, Nov. 11.-Captain General
Weyler. according to a dispatch from the
front has captured the insurgent strong
holds In the mountains of El Rubl, in the
province OF Plnar del Rio. A br!gadier
general, seven officers and forty-scven
soldiers were wounded. No further de-
tails were obtainablc us this message is
sent.
HAVANA, Nov. 1I.-Via Key West
The telegraph and the railway to Puerto
Principe continues to be interrupted.
Passengers who have arrived report that
the sieSc OF Guaimaro. Puerto Principe,
commenced on October II, and the water
supply and all the Qualifications were
afterwards destroyed by the artillery.
Captain General Weyler In meeting
Colonel Scgrl, Is said 10 have greeted
him aS q general. az he is To be promoted
before General Weyler leaves.
The column Of General Munoz met the
Insurgents at Ascntl mountains of IlubI.
The insurgents were dlSlJdEed from
their positions with great loss. There
WAS certainly hot fighting. for from Ar
ttmlsa there were seen great fires on the
crown of the mountains. General Ec-
hanEue has died OF wounds received In
battle with MncCo, and General MclQul-
Zo was also wounded.
Colonel Gonzales Mora and battalion
OF C,ol0rcd nrcmcn numbering 500, have
gone to the trocha TO take part in the
campaign.
Premier Canovas, In the name OF the
rhyNnt bnS na1Lhd IN tho commit
tee " national defence ns follows:
"From our hearts we rejoice at the act
Of the committee Of NATIONAL defence,
and we hope that happier days than the
present are approaching for Cuba and
SDnIn"
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
Shot Ills w!feE Head on and Then Conn
mI;s SuicIdc.

SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. 1i.-A shock
ing tragedy occurred on the farm OF
Samuel Wclch. three miles west OF the
village OF UnlOnvIlie, Huron county,
this morning. George Welch, 4 brother
OF Samuel. was NJ the barn. Hearing q
report OF gun he ran to the house and
found that Samuel had shot on the top
OF his wlfcs head with shot gun and
was in the act of committing suicide.
George succeeded In taking the gun
away, but not until Samuel had shot on
his nose.
Taking lgttlc boy inhis arms,
GeOrSe ran 10 a neiGhhor's house. half
mile away, for help, but meanwhile Sam
uel had found revolver and had shot
himself through the head. The dead
man was ffty-three and his wife sixty
nine years OF age. The cause OF the
tragedy Is unknown.
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SUNCOOK. N. H., Nov. 1.-THE
HoOksct mills will start up on tho frat
Of December. after shut dawn for re-
pairs and lack OF orders 0t fifteen weeks.
The mills win give employment to 800
hands.
SYRACUSE, y. Y. Nov. 1l.-E c.
Stcarns e Co. bicycle makers. OF this
city, whose factory has been closed for
several months. will reopen Monday,
with forcc Of / 200 men, at the same
time Increasing wages 10. and In some
cnscS 20 per cent.
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'i'N'on the Probable Action of the Next
C0nyress,

Congress.
NJ" YORK, Nov. Ex-senator John
''o,F'nan. Of Ohio. who Ia at the Fifth
A'e''i" Ilpscl, talked freely with an
"'"G,nF Port reporter to-day, about the
.."."k FOR legislation In the next Con-
y, u VIII he necessary to pass tariff
ii',''Nir 1t once" he said. THE Ding
~ "'L With soms changes. viii do for
.. ~" resent. The. Democrats made
bin,. m''take In not permitting that
,,T. S,' '' it'''l In the last Congress. II was
,f u s1nporary measure Intended to
li sli ,rrcnuc that tho government Gb-
t,III'| needed and II the Dcm0crat8
II.. '-' II 20 through there would have
~" 40 h'ctaalty for band Issues and
h., ''Wocratie administration would
nay sIcIprG great deal of the cepsIIro
N,, ',lhcl5'n that wls hcaped upon IT,"
.. ,"HUht." the senator continued, "ii
~ i'.U"rrlts In the senate wlllopposc
,i.. ii .'i, should think they. like the
jI,I'' h'nd'"fr, would not obHtrugtlcgis
,,,., ! understand all the sllvcr mon
Iclicr aud Dubois are opposed 10
tHi, fl'S ot obstruction. II the D!nglcy
e.. passed at the coming session OF
"s there will be no necessity for an
H2fdindry session after March 4.
,.,,4 l4''i"'lnE everything, think that the
brghj." '-''''SS VI '''' O'.' !"
has,, ~ H"lNtrul If the Republicans viii
r, d majority In the nnnate. Nobody
I,.., 70" yet whether Republicans ar
'"'iate viii go to tho Bnnntc from
n U'hy aud North Carolina. Until
f., E'nl",' elect their senators II will
b,r, ,nb"rHbIe 10 Say which slds win
"ITs r,, a majority"
H.. 'Hnator way asked II he knew any
Wt;E ABOUT tho inakC-uD Of President
inL ,.nley'a cabinet, nnd II he mIght
E', Eh me treasury portfolio again. INC
,I.'-y u tho only man who knows any.
yIr.S yyPIn,S about tho cabinet yGt, and / have
frr,in,ih rn no thought to cabinet matters" ha
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Production REDUCED, Price, 1ner,a,ed.- =

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 1.-the
eastern green bottle manufacturers as
sociatIOn met in this city to-day and
agreed TO reduce production @5 per cent.
and Increase prices per cent. This
agreement. will affect all green bottle
manufacturers who arc members OF the
association east Of Pittsburgh Out OF
the association representatives OF thlr-
ty-flve were present After tho trans
action OF other business OF routine
character the convention adjourned.
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TIE FORGERY SYNDICATE
Caught Up In New York-wcst Virginia
Firm Touched Quite Hard.

speClui DlSpalCn 10 inc IntClllSenccr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Nov. H.
Some time ago II man claiming to be
representative OF large lumber firm in
New York. styled ]. II. Baker & Co.
came to this city. He registered In this
city under the name OF +. Is. Solomon.
lie remained In the city several days.
during which time he formed, several
acqua!ntances, who were favorably In
pressed with the man.
He called Mt the SlIger Lumber Com
pany'J plant In Central City and ordered
lumber 10 the amount OF $500. which he
sent to New York. giving q note signed
J. II. Baker & Co, due In ninety days.
He also purchased several hundred dol
lars worth OF lumber OF Ben Justice. In
this city. on the same conditions. The
notes were forwarded to New York for
collection. when 1t developed that the
firm was worthless. IT ~ stated that
the operations of the concern have ex-
tended along the Norfolk & Western
railroad, and that thousands OF dollars
have been thus secured by the operators
of the scheme.
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OSCAR WILL DO.
AndiflIc Won't Serve Some Other
One VIII
ON THE VENEZUELAN QUESTION.

The hssoolntrd Press Scores Great Scoop
Over Its NIvals-iIow tho Other -four
Arbltrators will he App0inted-It Is n
Great Diplomatic Victory for tho United
Stniss-Tho Good Temper OF tho London
Frcss on tho Outcome -I,erorms "Proni-
isOd" by tho Sultan OF Turkey-Otlicr
Foreign News or Interest.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Globe this
afternoon confirms on .'undeniable au-
thority" the statement made in a St.
Petersburg dispatch TO the Times. quot
tnG the Novosti, rs saying thar to-
wards the close of the war between
China and Japan. China offered to
cedc the island Of Formosa to Great
Britain Internationally, with the view
OF excluding the japanese from that
territory, but Lord Roseberry, the then
prime minister. promptly declined the
offer. Continuing the Globe adds that
the offer from China was made through
the v!ceroy OF Nankow.
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EAR ASSOCIATION
OfWeIt Virginia Meets III Eleventh An
nnnl session.

OfWeIt Virginia Meets In Eleventh An-
unnl session.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgcncrr.
HUNTINGTON, WA, Nov, 1.-THE
State Bar Association. composed Of
nearly 800 OF the leading attorneys In tho
state, held the opening session Of Its elcv-
cnth annual meeting here to-day. Vice
President J. W. VandevOrt, of parlScrs-
burg, presided and James Ewing, OF
Wheeling, was the secretary.
Many applications for membership
were received and acted upon, Judge
Peck, Of Cincinnati, entertained the
body with fine address, Resolutions
fnvorinE m Increase of the salaries Of
circuit judges and other legal reforms
will likely be passed tomorrow.
Among the new members received nrc:
Hon. II. G. Snms. W. Il. Thompson, +.
B. EnslOw., w. j.. kirkpatrick and l.. D.
Isbcll. OF this city. Addresses will he
made Tomorrow by ex-CoEgreEsman
HoEg. nf Point Pleasant, s. G., Smith. or
Wheeling, ana others.
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The operations Of the swindinS gang
In New York were published In the tels-
graph columns of the IntclliScnccr Tues
day morning. The scheme of the forg-
Ing syndicate was discovered by the at
tempted suicide Of n seventeen year old
Erl. who was infatuated with one nt the
ringlelders. who finally confessed the
conspiracy to the New York police ON
cinl. J. II. Baker, who was vlctImized
by C. II. Abbott, Is an innocent Irish
man. and ia wholly ruined. financially,
by his wicked partner" whVm he trust
cd implicitly. Perhaps there are other
parties In Ncs. Virginia to hear from.
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TO Be SHOT ON SIGHT.
An Indian who Has Eight Murders
Charged Up TO Ills Account.

WINNIPEG. Nov. n.-Several days
ago nn Indian named "Charcoal," on
the Blood Reserve. near Fort Mcleod,
killed four people. another Indian. his
squaw and the farm instructor. Char
coal" escaped from the reserve and
detachment Of mounted police have been
In pursuit. OF him.
They have several times been held at
bay by the desperate. Two policemen
have been wounded, and to-day Ser
Ecant Wilde. while attempting his cap
turc, was shot dead. The orders now
nrc TO shoot the RcdskIn on sight.
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CONSTANTlNOPLE, Nov, ll.--whlle'
counselng the American missionaries to
remain at their posts In Anatola, the
United States minister, Mr.. Alexander
w. Terrell, hng induced tho removal OF
the children of the missionaries to
nlncos Of safntN. Le.- -.
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FARMERS CONGRESS-.
They nre DccidrdIyIh Gnimst Free Colnngo
Of Silver.

Of silver.
INDiANApoLIS, Nov lt.-At tho
meeting OF the FnrmcrH' National Com
grcSs to-day the silver question came
up.
]. Adam Dcdc, of ST. Pnul, snIl he
was Il Democrat, but he knew that sill
yer could only be mined by the wealthy.
by grcnt corporations. and that they
alone conld get any profit out OF 1t. a
A resolution with decided pllycr
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OGALLAI.h. Ncb.. Nov 1.-THE I'm
Ion Pacific passenger, bound, M.
3. from Denver, atrUclt n brokNn rail
here to-day. One tuurlst, two chair ears
md one Pullman turned oyer in the
ditch, Fifteen passengers were injured,
but none BcrlolIsly
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WENT SAILING
On the Placid Rivers on the Good
Steamer Elizabeth.
AND ENJOYED THEMSELVES.

Delegates TO tho ohio Valley Improve
Testimonial Banpuet OH Water by PITTS.
burgh EnthnSiasts = Many Speeches
Male Mt the mitigation or Toastmaster
Capt. James II. Henderson Tho Dlstin-
gulAhed Guests PItssnt-Much Good Has
ileon Donr, and Great Accomplishments
arc In siSht-A Very Successful MottinT.
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hhfN YORK. Nov. 11.-Mnrk Hanna
@.S.t @ u" Republican headquarters this.
SSusfn IN, and later with his family,
N@Ha:'"! lor their home IN Cleveland.
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For, West Virginia clearing and scncr-
ally taIr ThnrSdaE: northcrly winds ~
threatening weather IN tho mornIn~,
clearing Thursday afternoon; sllsb,iv.
cooler; brlslI westerly winds, '.N:S
Local Temperature. ~
The temperature yesterday MS observed
bS c. Schncpf. druggist, corner fEn,,suI ny
,ccnih and Market streets. was as fo,.
lows: 90 : =. 4tSyss.
o q. Ia,..,....n.. ElI7 u, m, = 81 " "
II m..,.... ,..", 6lW Wcpther-Chnnc,le, :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
CQLMLlQ RQNCELQ
ATOCHA, BAJOS DE D. Luis CASALS

En- este establecimiento Sc encon-
trarAn toda clase de vfveres secos,
vinos, licores y conservas alimenticias,
frutas cristafizadas, turrrones, vino
lagrima, idem Alella, idem Navarro,
idem Navarro FIoridor, idem catalan
Costa del LZeVGnt. Y el renombrado
CEPA DE MACON
Carne de famiia, pastelillos, biz
cochos, ponqu6., cocas con sobreaza-
das, tocineta, chorizos, frutas, sardi-
mas = pescados.
Sc" reciben encargos para confec-
cionsr bizcochones, ramilletes, paste
leg, tostadas y toda clase de dulces
para bodas y bautizos, para 10 cual
tiene esta casa uno de los meiores
conGteros de la isla.
Unico importador del
ANISADO DOS AGUILAS
DE PEDRO SUES
So sirven cenas, chocolates, cafe, leche y
Lelados.
Sc vende PAN DE MALLORCA supe-
ricr
Sc detallsn brandys, anisados toda cla
SO de licores fnos legftimos; jam6n plan
chado. etc, etc
B. MELIA.
Nota Sc avisa los fabricantes de leo
req, que hay existencia constsnte de garra-
eoneo Fnarn 27 ia 1S96 a alt
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E1DICTo
Lscencaado don Jose de Gusnsdn n
BemiteS. Jueg municipal propae-
taYao de la caudod de Ponce n su

Il
ternean0
Por ell presente hago saber: que en- las di-
ligeDcias sobre ejecuci6n de la sentencia die
tada en- ell iuicio verbal civil de desahucio
seguido por don Jose Martiuo contra RAmo-
IA Rodriguez, para que esta Ultima le DESC
cupe IN solar de la propiedad de aqu6l, SO
ha dispuesto Sc saque pGblica subasta por
ell ,mino de echo d{as uua casa portatil
one az eIcuer ira coccads sobre Ell expresa-
10 eolar, construfda aqu6lla de maderss de
oino on nal estado, techada de teiamanil,
nide seis varas de frente cuatro de fando.
coz nm martlllo tambien de u ieras de pi-
no d. cps tro varss de largo tres de ancho.
Ls fxprfsada casa Sc encuentra situada en-
nn soar de la Gale de Mendez Vigo de esta
cindad. prciaIgacion Norte son sus colin
dsnciss. por ei Este con Ia Gale citada la
,ne 4 su erte, Sud con jose MartiEo,
SoTts don S-r tsgo Geraldine, y 0este Vic
roIlsns B n; h biendo sido tasada dicbc -
- en- Il cal tld4d de 40 moneda corriente,
sef1alaLdose para FL scto del remate ell dfa
l 5 del corrieLte mes de Mayo las dos de la
tarde, no admitiendose propesiciones que no
cubran las dos terceras parties de la tasacion.
Los que interesen tomar paIte an la subasta
consiguarap en- In mesa de este Juzgado un
diez por ciento del valor de la casa referida
sin cuyo requisite no Sc admitira ninguua
solicitud
Dado en- Ponce l. de Mayo Gle 1895 --El
Jnez municipal propietario, jose de Gusmdn
u Benftez. FL Secretario tLterino, Aads Is
CorGs6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
DE LA CIUDAD' DE PONCE
AL p UBL Lie O

En ell expediente de apremio seguido por
este Muncipio contra don Nepomuceno Mi
rabal, succession. vecino del barrio de Guara-
guao, t@rmino Municipal de Ponce, en- cobro
de coDtribuciones del af1o 1885 1896, Sc ha
dispuesto la venta eu p1blica subasta de
los bienes embargados consistentes en- una
cuerda de terreno radicada en- dicho barrio,
Ia que coliuda por ell Norte con terrenos de
don Jaime Oliver; por ell Sud con don Ber-
nardo Vargas y por Este Oeste con Ia mis-
ma succession: dicha cuerda se haya fincads de
cafe msfofos y ha sido tasada en- la canti-
dad de ochenta pesos moneda provincial Sc
1alandose para que tenga lugar ell remate ell
dia eeis de Junio entrante las dos de la tar
de en- ell salon de esta alca!dfa, no admitien-
dose proposition que no cubra ell precio de la
tssaci6n al contado en- IL mesa del sefor
AIcalde.
10 que sc hace p1blico para concurrencia
de licitadores.
Ponce Mario de 1896 Ell Comisiona-
do. Ramon Comas We BO FL Alcalde, Juan
JOSE P0t04s
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s AC Al 4 Nj 30
GuITA-o0LOR

Esss preparado iEdio, de gran famA sn
pais, c1rs rsdicalraerte los catarros gripa-
les, dolores de oahezs, neuralgias, xeHmas
inAanaaciones der7As &facciones cut&neaa,
ETC., etc.
La formula de cada bcteila ,ndica ls ma
nera de usarse. A peaar del gran consume
de este preparsdo, su precio serA 6io comt
algue: Gals dc Il mecias kotellas, pesos
Unlcos dspos.tArios del lsgftimo Saoa
iamb6,
Z. chGrd0H o.
Ponce. FsBAsEe Ii &C 1854. sIm. q.
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"ADAIR's ASTORIA"
On Irving AvenuC.

At Prices Stated until January let.
Block ss-Lots 5Ox1oO, from 1895 to SRA
per lot. rive new houses on this block,
three ethers in contemplate ton.
Block 5-on north side Irving Avenue,
a few lots In this block at 5000 per lot.
Five residences already on this block.
ViGltors will find a plank walk leading u
the above property, and an electric light
within one block.
Block 24-on Duane street, only one
block from river front-S350 fer lots 50x1Oo.
Water Frontage-Above H~anthorn's
cannery, as feet to ship channel.
MARY ANN ADAIR'5 SOUTH ADD
TION.
Ten lets Dx1OO only two blocks from
improved property and less han five min
Utes' Wslk from electric car line. are now
offered in this addition at The very low
price Of from $50 TO $500 per lot.
sHIVELY'S ASTORIA
North 100 feet Lot ], Block 1913, cheap for
cash.
Bushes Lot-No. 4, COxi2O in Block 1872,
on Commercial street. For short time
only, 5000.
Block 3G-only one block south OF cleo
.ric car line, a few lots of $3.50 per lot,
E0xi0O.
McCLURE'S ASTORIA.
Fine business lot in Block west Of cus-
tenn house on Bond street, 5000.
Corner lot G0xi00 In Block 10, Astor
street, for short time, 5000.
"MERTWETHER DOWNS"
Lots from $50 10 800 per lot.
Acreage-Two hundred acres adjoining
.skipanon-a bargain: Two valuable tim
Der claims, within half mile OF proposed
saw mill.
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SONS OF HERMANN.

AT the Grand Masquerade
Ball to be given by Teutonia
Lodge No. ), of the above or
der, on Thursday evening.
February 10, at Fishers Opera
House, the following elegant
prizes will be awarded:
For the most elegant lady's
costume, filst prize, a parlOr
lamp; second prize, an oXyd-
lied silver card receiver.
For the most elegant gen
tleman's costume, first prize,
a gold-headed cane; second
prize, a handsome toilet set.
For the best sustained lady
character, first prize, gold in
laid card receiver; second
prize, silver sugar bowl.
For the best-sustained gen
tleman's character, first prize,
abeautiful clock; second prize,
a silk umbrella.
Admission Gentlemen, in
mask, $1.00; ladies, masked,
Soc; spectators, Soc. children
under II years, 25c.