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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
SMALL TALk
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith
lily foid.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith-
lily foid.
There were four cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning, all being sus-
pended.
The W. W. McClelland brass band
is organize and will soon make public
appearance.
A delivery wagon, belonging on the
South Side, broke an axle on the pubic
landing, yesterday forenoon.
VIM. Tel Lodge No. 8. 1. o. o. F..
nominated candidates for the respective
offices, at their last meeting.
The barn of Noah Zane in Pleasant
Valley was destroyed by fire Sunday al
ternoon. Loss $500; no insurance.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company
are having their Sixteenth street tracks
replaced by new rails and cross ties.
A leap year dance will be given by
number of young ladies' of the South
Side tonight, at the Central Garden
club house.
Mrs. DR.. Herber Farrell, of Cam
bridge, O., daughter of Mr.. Henry
Scharmann, of the Island, died yesterday
at her home.
The Benwood Southern Railway
will bring 800 people from Moundsville,
tomorrow, to attend the Soldiers Re
union at Wheeling Park.
"A marriage license was issued yester
day to Arthur Cloudy, native of Wheel
ing, aged q, and Lulu B. Golden, ma
tive of Wheeling, aged 20.
The Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail met yesterday and
audited bills. The Committee on Poor
House and Farm meets to-day.
The early Baltimore and. Ohio cas-
tern train, due here at 8:25 yesterday
morning, was detained TWO hours and /
half by landslide near Grafton.
Godfrey Schul, of South Jacob street,
is having an Excavation made on the
lower side of his residence for the cree
ton of a five-roomed frame dwelling
house.
Officer McCausland yesterday ar
rested a man named Gus thinner, for
insulting ladies; at the Main street stone
bridge. The same officer arrested Ed.
Parker for fighting.
Mr.. G. Schach, Of the North End,
who died of cancer of the stomach, on
Saturday, was buried yesterday after
noon at two o'clock by Rev. A. w. Wer-
der. The interment took place at Mt.
Wood cemetery.
Mr. Paris r. Myers, organist Of St.
Matthews church, will give an organ re-
ci,al, assisted by Miss Grace Carter or
ganist; Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell, soprano,
and the Cecilia choir OF the church, at s
o'clock tonight.
Henry Uirich, charged with cutting
and feloniously assaulting Grace Walk
er, colored, On August 23d, was commit
ted TO Jail yesterday by Squire Ankle in
default of $500 bail, 10 await the meet
ing of the grand jury.
The Council Committee on Ordin-
ances was called to meet last evening TO
consider the ordinance of the Manufac-
tursrs Gas Company. The meeting was
not held, it being stated that the present
ordinance covers the ground.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. will serve
hot dinner and supper in the spacious
store room, No 114S Market street, dur
ing the entire week. The use of the
store was donated by Mr.. c. w. Franz
helm, and the proceeds OF the luncheon
will go 10 the organization OF which the
ladies in charge are members. Every
body is invited to come in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29

any body Of so-called statesmen. IL
contained nire lines of printing and
Twelve lies. If the preamble is talse'
the statements in the plank are lies.
No a solitary statement in their dag
nOsis is true
The statement that the act Of 1873 de-
nlonetlzed silver, is the first lie. Wnen
Bryan comes. ask him if he still believes
that. Demone-izat ton can only be ac-
colnplished by taking away It's legal ten
der value. or by legislation which IN
dire city has the effect of driving out the
NOS y. In the very year 1873, half as
much silver was coined as in the 81
veg rs preceding. A cheap metal, side
bv side with the dear metal, always
driv es the latter out The cheap is cir
cula. ed, the dear boarded.
The second statement, that the act OF
1878 was passed without the knowledge
CT ap prevail of the people, is fragrant
missta tement; also the assertions that
values have gone down, money up, and
taxes a 1d debts increased. Prices have
changed because OF the law of supply
and demAnd Labor has gone up. Non
ey mas some down. Capital in 1873
would br irlg to 10 per cent; now in
New York city, the established percent
age is three. If the crime of 1873
brought abo ut present hard times, was il
also respOns ible for the unparalleled
prosperity from 1878 TO 1892? Taxes
have gone up. because in this country
we have a beer purse and a champagne
taste. Yet taxes have gone uD but an
eighth Of one per cent. Then our per
capita debt was $22; now it is between
SIT and SIS.
Bryan offers more money as a remedy
for the disease. We have $500, 900 GOO
Il is not more money, but more active
money, that We want lis in the wrong
place We need it in our pockets. The
present striRgency in money is due en-
tirely as TO the uncertainty as TO the
result of the November election. The
money holders will say: Come back on
November 4th. and if Bryan is elected.
YOU cant have a cent but if Mckinley
is elected. you can have all you want"
This provoked long continued applause.
Not more money, but active money and
confidence is what We want, and we
must insist that the money we have is
worth a hundred cents on the dollar.
We will be four times as badly off under
silver as now, because we will be paid
in deprecated money, and pay twice as
much for what we buy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
AT THE HOTELS.
reople Who Arrived in the City Yester-

People Who Arrived in the City Yester-
day.
McInre-C. T. Hosford, S.steIsville;
e. p. Rucker, WEIGH; Foster Mitchell,
Sistersville; l.. NJ. La Toilette, Grafton;
Miss Hattie A. Rassette, Spencer; j. J.
Jacob, Clinton.
Windsor-W. J. Alexander and wife,
Warrington; G. E. Griffin, Sistersvilie;
LIB. De,hcker, Parkersburg; J. w. Shay
Washington.
Hcve-.-George Br.dseman, New
Nartinsville; ]. H. Bridgeman, New
Nartinsville: J. Sidwell. Grafton; Lou
wells. Josiah; NJ. Cornell, J. Ankron,
Algeria: w. c. WATSON, Robert Wade
Geo. Conner, Thos. Flynn, Washington,
Pa: Elwood Bonar and wife, Darlington,
OHIO.
STAMINA. w. Fletcher, Clarksburg;
II. NJ. Mccoy, Sistersviile; R. H.
Browse. Grape Island; A. c. McKeever,
Bethany: r. j. Davis. Center Point; F.
4 Memo. Sistersville; H. d. Cochran,
New Matamoras, o.
=. T. Hornbrook, Of Barnesville, and
Henry Henderson,, of Powhatan, stop
ned at the Stamm yesterday on their
wav 10 attend college at Scio, o.
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
\ Big Western Criminal Said to Have
Been Captured Here.

Been Captured Here.
The following telegram came from
Pitisburg late last night:
"Pittsubrg, Pa, September 2S.-R. \.
Gown. of Odabuque, Iowa, wanted a.,
that place for forgery, committed last
February. by which he secured $14,OOO'
was arrested at Wheeling. w. Va, to-
day. He agreed 10 go home without
the formality of requisition papers and
is now on his way under charge OF de-
tectives.
Gown. who was employed by large
manufacturer, is charged with forg-
ing his employers name for $4,000 os-
tensib,y 10 pay workmen, but which he
appropriated and fed. He was traced
to this city and was finally located and
arrested in Wheeling, to-day. He has
s11 600 still in his possession.
At police headquarters the Lieutenant
on duty said he had never heard OF the
case. and no one else could be found
who knew anything whatever regarding
if. If the arrest was made here, it was
bv an out-of-town officer, who left a.
once with his prisoner. without saying
anything to the city police.
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WAS ONCE = COLLEGE BOY.
Mr.. Bryan Not Inclined TO Criticize p.
Yale Stude, Is Too far.,f

Mr.. Bryan Not Inclined TO Criticize "a,
Yale Stude Is Too Uar.'
New York, September 9S.-W.r. y.
Bryan was speaking al New haven .
had JUS closed a fsw WORDS ling r
pleasant h.s trip through New Ens ~
had been, when he VS. % ...-t
thus:
A voice-"There are no Yale sr,-.
here to-day, Mr.. Bryan
Mr.. Bry2n-"DO no, cri,ic.. ID t-:
too harshly. am not incline. u-.
else them as severely as some o...v
have. | have been a college .rg -.
self, l am inclined to attribute .s,
interruption more 10 you,l.u. y1-...
ance than to any deliberate u.re.-.
interfere with free spe en- sa. .
ways be glad 10 return 10 y d.
when circumstances will permit .- .
am sure that whatever may ba mg SIT.
ject, will b. able TO find pes BIS a.s
who will be willing to ]isteI sven +. .-.y
do not agree. am glad 20 notice g..
growth o. the free silver sen Ma- p
New England. | believe I, D.. rH.
in ihis State within the las, tu
and | am sure The more the -lol
studied in New England the L5. 49,.
porters free silver VII have
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AN AWFUL CRIME.

Evidence Secured After II Was Too Ia,
to save the Girl From Her Flcnd1
Enemies.
Newport, Ark, September est
dead body OF = girl was recovered .--
The river near Jacksonpor, about .a.
weeks ago, and her identity until .-i.g
was a mystery. Since hen office. lave
been investigating, and to-day . $50,
learned ChaC she came from FCwl
Van Buren, county. where, jus, b.-
election day. she had Is men arrr.
for assault. When the case came up ,
testimony was so horrible ,ha olI,s
doubted her statement and d'-caa-s ,
the prisoners. Since the finding RI t.
body evidence has been unear,h 8 .'
reveals the truth Of her s,atemou. l-.
shows thai she WIS outraged and a.r.
wards murdered by some Of die d. o
whose arrest she has caused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29

Upon his arrival at the GRAM Cones,
station, where a multitude had
the candidate was welcomed .t ..-"
mittee of New York and New Je-,--.,
iGcians. headed by Col. Prize
CT the New Jersey State C1n1....
Carriages were in waiting and VT 9.,
an was promptly driven 60 a- H..
B2rth0ldi 10 prepare for lis MOS.
speaking in Neyw Jersey.
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millinery Opening to-day. swaOacksr's
THE VETERANS REUNION.

In the parade tomorrow which pref
aces the reunion of veterans Of the late
war. the column will be headed by the
girls, drum corps, of Bellaire, which Gre
3ted so much favorable attention and
comment on the occasion of their last
visit 10 Wheeling.
A special train will leave the Wheel
ing and Elm Grove depot a eleven
o'clock tomorrow morning for the benefit
of ladies who desire to go TO the Park,
and who desire comfortable transporta-
tiCO
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MORE MEN EMPLOYED.

WALTHAM Mass. Sept m.r
About 1000 operatives ha1.
work In the Boston" mill .nI e...-
be taken i'm until theentre force w..
work.
MANCHESTER. y. H. $ r,.u
Tic Amoskeag Corporat'on st"r'.-
this morning. after|an id,,nes of
months. employing 400 people.
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Millinery Opening to-day. swabacker's.
A SERIOUS FIRE.

Burke. Idaho, September 2S.-The
Tigers" miners boarding house burned
this morning. w. K. O'Meara and
Johnson Coburn were fatally burned. A.
Donaldson. Miss Amy Johnson, Martin
McFlab were seriously injured in jump
ing from the building. Robert Searles,
Pa; McHall and dozen more men were
badly burned
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THE STRIKE STILL OK.

LEADVILLE. Colo. September
statement that q committee of tF.
appointed by the miners union StH
night TO consider the question Of oh.
ing the strike of has been both con
and denied by prominent member
to-day Secretay Doward dcclar
lively that the strike will not Do
off unless the full demands Of .
arc conceded.
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LISBON PEOPLE SEE MACK

Canton, Ohio, Sep ember Is
delegation to call on Major Nrn
this week came from Lisbon Cd.
was made up CT employees OF fae i''
tin plate mills, farmers. bushes A
mechanics from The vicinity .l. "o
companied BY the Lisbon C.i '.-
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PIANO MUST BE SOLD.

\ fine Chickering Upright Piano, in
use only about one year-perfect in
every. sense of the wOrd-must be dis
nosed of at once. This is an opportunity
of a lifetime. and anyone wanting q really
fine p.ano at nearly One-half lis value
will find it TO their interest to call at
once. F. w. BANNER & CO,
1910 Market Street.
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rAREWELL no pR. RIKER.

A farewell reception 10 Rev. DR.. A. b.
Riker. the retiring pastor OF the Fourth
Street NJ. +. Church. was given in the
church last night. under the auspices OF
the Epworth League of that congrega-
ton An excellent programme Of music
and addresses was rendered. y large au-
dience was present and the evening was
,.nrv nlensantlY PASSED.
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STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

GLASGOW. September ?S.-Arrived:
Scandinavian. Montreal.
CHERBOURG. September 2S.-Arrived:
Aller. New York for Bremen.
GIBRALTAR. September 2S.-Arrived:
Vera. New York for Genoa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
TRIED TO KILL THEN.

A Doctor Suspec:ing Ills vic and a Dr'r
gist of Undue Intimacy Tries to Commt
Murder.
Duncannon, Pa, September 2S.-D.
T. /. Johnston. leading physo.-
made an at;emp, this afternoon % 81.
his wife and DR.. A. S. Henry, irugs
Johns on called Henry into his .f'
and charged him with intimacy So
Mrs. Johnston. Before Henry c
reply Johnston pulled revolver
fired two bu,,e.s into Henry's r
Johnston fired at his Wife, .nh.c'H-
Slight flesh wound. a warrant was 70
sued for Johnston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-29
PAGAN BOB FOR MKINLEY.

Chicago. September 2S.-Col Robert
G. Ingersoll will come to Illinois next
month and make four or five speeches
for Mckinley.
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GOLD DEMOCRATS RATIFY
Tie Action Of the Indianapolis ConVen-
ion at the Opera House.

Lots Of Applause for Mckinley and
Bryan But Palmer's Name Creates
No Enthusiasm - Speeches Made
nv Gen. Alfred Caldwell, and
Henry Austin Adams OF New
York.
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Millinery Opening to-day. swabacker's.

FRIENDS ANNUAL MEETING AT
GAINESVILLE, O., SEPTEMBER
18TH TO BOTH, 1886.
For the above meeting the B. & o. Co.
will sell excursion tickets from Wheel
ing September 18th 10 Goth, inclusive at
s1.45 for the round trip, continuous pas
sage in each direction, and good TO re-
turn until October 18th, 1896.
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Marsden t.Colvig's m I'M :
erv opening to-day.

EXPOSITION EXCURSION NEXT
THURSDAY.
October /. S. Is and %, 1925 to Pitts
burg from Wheeling via. Pennsylvania
Lines for the Exposition. This rate in
c,utes admission. Return coupons
valid two days.
Millinery Opening to-day. Swabackers.
W., Are invited to Marsden L. Col
Ou wigs opening to-day.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Millinery Opening to-day. swabapker's.
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Millinery opo uiag to-day. swabacker's.
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Millinery Opening to-day. swabaeker's.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12

solo cree en- ell hecho en- ell orc que tiene en-
GAIA. Las especulaciones, los prestamos
mas seguros le estimulan POGO, porque hay
riesg0 de perder, prefere sacrifcar el inte-
res de gu dinero exponer Ell capital. Los
hombres de condici6n tan tfmida apenas con-
ciben la energfa con que el ladr6n ell asesi-
no Sc exponen al presidio la muerte
por apropiarse 10 ajeno.
FL riesgO es una palabra que no SO hslla
en- ell vooabulario del avaro; en este sent-
do era Jaime Ferrand una extrsfa exception,
una especie acaso nueva de la c0nletai6n dvG-
rG, porque Sc arriesgaba mucho
Contaba con su destreza consUmada, su
hipOcresia profunda, su ingenio sutil fe-
cundo, con una simulaci6n una audscia in
females para salir con impunidad de sus cri-
menes, que eran va numerosos. Pero Ferrand
era ademas otra exception del mismo genera.
Las personas eD6rgicas que no temen CO.
meter cuslquier crimen para adquirir orc
sienten por 10 general pasiones dominantes
fogosas, tales como ell juego, el lujo, los ban
quotes los placeres desordenados. Jaime
Ferrand no conocia ninguno de estos vicios
violentos desenfrenador; disimulado cir
cunhpecto como nn fslsario, cruel determi-
nado como IN asesino, al mismo tempo
sobrio met6dico como Harpag6n. Solo una
passion, IN solo apetito yegonzoso, innoble y
casi feroz como en- Las bestias selyajes, 10
exaltaba veces hasta el frenesf: la luinria.
La lujuria de las feras, del lobo, del Ii
gre. Cuando este fnego impure enardecfa la
sangre de aquel hombre robusGo, Sc le encen-
dfa Ell roetro, La efervescencia carnal obstrufa
su entendimiento, y olvidando su corsumada
prudencia, Sc conyerifa, como hemos dacho,
en- lob0 y cn tigre, como cuando intent6 vio
lentar por primera veg Lnisa.
EI parc6tfen v laS5fndaz hinncreAfa con
que habfa negado su cFimen Ie sran mks r..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12

one revelar uu hecho importante. -Hs sbiad
-Senores jurados Es verdsd que esta des.
dich ida era virtuosa pura ca verdad que
la he seducido tambien es cierto Que la he
hecho madre Pero despues, como era rubia.
me canse de ella v la abandon6 por otra mo-
rena. En- todo este no hice mas que usar de
un derecho imprescriptible, sagrado, que la
sociedad reconoce y dispense.
LA verdad es que mozo esta com
pletamente en- gu derecho-se diran unos {
otros los jueces.--No hay ninguna lev que
prohiba hacer madre ma chica rubia. Y
abandonarla en- seguida por otra morena.
Vsya un truhan de siete snelas
-"Ahora, sefiores jurados, esa desven-
turada dice que ha matado su hiio -. (di-
re mas bien mi hiio), porque la he abaado-
nado, yi6ndose s0la reducida la mas
profunda miseria. tnvo miedo de tai situaci6n
psrdi6 la cabeza. Y por que perd6 eli
juicio Porque, seghn dice, Jeniepdo que
cuidar de su hiio y alimentarlo, le era impo-
sible trabajar el tempo necesario para panar
su sustento y el del fruto de nuestro amor.
Pero estas razonss sou, 4 mi modo de yer.
de ningan salor y efecto; porque bien pudo
esa mnchachs irse dejar .bnlto a Ii Casa
de Maternidad si habfa lugar para ella v
ademAs sqnisn le impidi6 ir en- eli nomonto c,55.
tico CASA del conisario de- barrie. para IL.
clararle su yerg ,nzosa situao5n. iip a. .,,,,
la autorizsse para d-jar el chianillo .n la
casa do ninos exp0sltosf No pudo acaso
saiir del atolladero por un medic menos AL.
vale, mlentEas yo agnardaha Ia otya ,,ora.
M repantingado en el cafe
Porqnes hablando EN- plata. sef,oras II.
RADIOS, no halo nsda mas c5moda ii mss u.
\ rial que este modo de desemba rarar.a ,,,,o
del frnto dc a'gunos m0mrntaa n, .yr.,y Al.
placer de seoudis IL nosoa .lai s.s.,..-.li
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12
LOS M1sTERtos DE PARIS

clientes comedian ciega confanza por ese
hombre, que, segGn la numerosa clieptela
la riqueza que 10 atrbufap. pudiera acaso
decr como varios de sus cofradss ''Dtt CO.
che, ma b0nqtterO, ma hacienda, ma pat-O de
opera, etc. etc. lejos de este, viva en- la
mas estrecha ecolomfa; asf es que lie llovian
d mares los dep6sitos en- dinero, los ideico-
gridad y re pdblicas y conocldas.
Viviendo como viva con escases Ell no
tario cedfa su natural inclipaci6n, porque
detestaba la sociedad, ell fausto los place
res que cuestan mucho dinero; pero sin duda
hubiera sacri6csdo gu gusto mas dominante
ii asi hubiese convenido Ia aparisncia que
lie impcrtaba sostener.
Dsgamos ahora dos palabras acerca del
oaracter de este hombre. Era un individno
de la gran familia de los avaros Cast STEM
pre- Sc representa- al avaro bajo un aspecto
ridiculo erotesco; los peores, segdu la OPT
MON general, no pasan del egoismo la du-
reza de coraz6n; la mayor parte aumenta su
fortuna atesorando; algunos, y estos en- pc
quefio ndmero, SO sSenturan prestar IN
treinta por ciento; los mas osados apeDas
SO atreyen mirar Ell terrible abismo del
agiotsge; pero es casi inandito que un ayaro
oometa un crimen para adqnrir nuevos bic
nea Y esto Sc ooncibe bien
Ia avsricia es especialments una passion
negatiya y pasiya. El ayaro, por medic de
incesantes combinaciones, procura mucho
cada vez mas los limites de 10 rigarosamante
necesario, que enriquecerse por cuenta ajena
es nm mArLir de Ia conservation. HI avno
o. d6bil, timido, astuto, descon6ado, pruden-
te circunspecto inofensivo, indiferente al
NAL aieno 6 incapaz lie caussr dafo nadie;
e.IssA tea.le. as,liest da La carEidnnhre de lD
positive, 8, por mejOF decir % aYarO POrqus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12

s'No hay cosa mas frecuente Sc decfa, que
esa corrupcl6n mas menos yiolenta en- que
los amos hacen incurrir a sus criadas, unos
por medic del terror Ia sorpress, otros por
la imperiosa naturaleza de las relaciones que
crea La seryidumbre.
"Esta deprsvsci6n, que baia del rico al
pobre, one desprecia La iuviolabilidad del
hogar domestico ests depravaoi6n, triste
odiosa aunque SO acepts por voluntad, toma
impone forzosamente. Es una servldumbre
impura brutal, IN cantiyerio innoble y bar
baro de la cri2tura que en- medic de su es-
psnto corresponds COZ ell llanto los deseos
de su amo, 4 sus haiagos con miedo In
quietud. Z que funestas consecuencias trae
consigo esta fractional tirania! CAST sismpre
ell envilecimiento, la miseria, la prostitution,
ell robo, veces ell infanticidio.
la ley es ineticaz para estos casos.
Todo c6mplice de un crimen debe sufrir Ia
pena sefialada para ell mismo crimen. A todo
sncubrider de iadrones 10 10 impone una pena
semejante la del ladr6n. Esto es muy
jnsto.
Pero si un hombre, por solazsr su ocio-
sidad 8 por otro motive seduce & una joven
inoceRte pura, In hacs madre, la abandoua,
la eondena ls vergusrza, al infortunio y &
Ia transportation, y la inpele de este modo 4
cometer un iBfanticidio, que ella debe psgar
con la cabeza ID sbera ser considerable
cate hombrs como c6mplicer l'Ponteifal lQa6
simportal Maldita la cosa. Amorios, capri
cho del momento inspirado por una buena
cars, una vez satisfecho oil apetito, 4 bus
car otra.
sSi por ventura es llamado como testigo
Al tribunal, So divertira an scoEseisr a4ssss
los entes eEtrafios one hagan gniIIotinar
sobre In marcba la muchacha, 80 honra
IN xEut,Pns trt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12
CERvkN G
CENTRIC GENERAL
De pU8LC-ACI>}E IS.

Nsts sksa sdmite suScripc!oaes suia
ciase do cbsas Por ahsregas, y tacshiei.
psrt6dicos ilnstradcg = do 1Gscl4s, s.l2=-1S S+n-
dose :guasrnentss ia comsao.es parlaaevier-
tes 81 raIno; y da cca-fsis%xr G0sies4r.sEa
obzAs que 20 hsllaten truDeAs; pa.i!eado -
seaores que SO sncusctrsn en d4cho 3N.
passr una nota del 6itl1ao eaa1syao e0e
hub!exan rscibido.
Ertts los psv!5diaas anssselos gaa s..s
CeaEso rc2aste, Ggors.
La iLEsTRACI0N AETiSz'iCA
que por Ia belieas Go s;ta ara5a,ios ioa .as-
Jorss 4uc sEian de BArcaionz, 10 ~
ia tsxtos y log msgu:ac.,s FeGasos gac "a
iz trei repzrtos nacs, 81 Purio-.la3 ia
aayos cixcaiacion 50 AspA;ia J hnGssAA
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LA ILUSrRACitsN AhIlS13 =
= as,>EraIssia de
FL SALz5.J ylhiT T.A .AaGA
"si6dico sue goxa fsrs s1sre SO tam',ss
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12

FL n L. H5UGOwd vaje del dia
sale de a de cada de
n de Herrera va1e del % toara pana abo
dar Puerto Rico al drecc sale de ual dia
eadal mes
dede 80
dmite todos los
auen Santa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-12
Sc vende

en- Gusyama. barrio de Pozohondo, ana es-
tancia para crianza de ganado. compuesta
de 318 cuerdas. todas dc yerba de guinea,
cercada con estacas de tachuelo, alambre
malta; dividida la propiedad en- tres cerca-
dos que terminan en- el rio con aguas cauda-
losas durante todo el af1o. lei que la interese
puede verse en- Gusyama con don joss Ma
riano Cap6, en- Patillas con don Santos
Tomei.
Julio z de 1896 | mes pIs.