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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
THE ISDJ sTRIAL HOME.
List of Recent Contributors To This
Industrial Institution.

The following persons nave recently
made contributions 10 the Industrial
Home Of Richmond: W. a. Lusdeld,
James T. Lewis. Mrs. Mary Quarles, w.
A. Lambert, II. G. Wunch, J. J. Gravins,
Myer Hirsh, Charles Holzhauer, 3. Brown
& Son, +. r. Fairlamb j. Stansbury,,
George Toben. w. II. Gordon. j. II. At
kinson, Tiller & Tiller. j. II. Wayne, l..
Chamberlain. h. r. Carter, II. 5. Bugg,
i. T. Branch. c. Jones, j. +. Graham
T. HI. Wood f. Martin, NJ. d. Wade,
W. c. Ty,er. O. J. Porter, West & Shep-
parl, Moesta's Bakery. Richmond Dairy
Co, Allen & Gintcr, 4. Feitig. Brewer 3
Market. Park Place Market, A. ]. Staude,
Whitmore & Co. Wa.lersten & Son, II. w.
Moesta, K. Castleberg. DR.. Stott. J. a.
Aliston, ]. T. AGREE. W J. Heckler, W.
III. Brown. b. A. Bronze. +. T.. Smith,
f. ii. AGREE. f. i. Fletcher. L. Kortz.
Mrs. Ann Fletcher Frank Helfort, Il.
Rawle, ID. j. Peasants. X. ID. Brown,
f.. c. Keck, G.. &. Unger John Bunch.
NJ. r. Page, 0. b. Norman. J. T. HILL
w. j. Holmes, Mrs. Jane Lightfoot, j.
Charity, W. II. Davis. Mr.. Martin, James
Vaughn, Mrs. L. 7. O'Donnel. Belvidere
Market. A. w. Browning, John \. Rank
In. p. II. Blenner, Mr.. Lang, Mrs. Pitts,
]. Il. Price g. Son, Mrs. X. y. Chandler.
r. Shannessy, w. V. Keller. c. Il. Motif,
Jacob Kirsch. J. ID. McIntire. j. j.. Tay-
lor & Co., J. Adams. Chapman & Johns
ton. T.. w. Kelley. j. L. Warrell, u.
Schaf. ]. Henry. II. Croft. :. o.
Gates. ID. d. Peasants, =. H. Peters.
A. b. Bryant. III. Lauterbach j.
w. Hall. Mrs. Kirsh. Mrs. Wiggand. MIR
Unger. j. W. LatimOre. ]. y. Birch J.
f. Rabineau. r. II. Mayo & Brother,
and DE- PhIlip MOncnN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
CAUGHT AT RALEIGH.
THE INSPECTORS OF FERTILIZERS
AND THE SPRING SEASON.
what Leading Pcpuiist Says About
Fusion-The Democrats and the
TO Get It-Driefs.
TO Get It-Driefs.

RALEIGH. y. c. January G.-lSpecial)
To-day the State inspectors OF fertilizers
began their work FOR the spring season.
Governor Carr is informed Of the ar
rest at Laurinburg OF John McPhail, who
is charged with crime committed In
Texas
The plain declaration that the Popuiists
and Republicans viii fuse or cooperate
IN this State on county tickets attracts
considerable attention. 4 leading Popu-
list says the rank and f.le Of his party
are for cooperation. and have run away
from the leaders OF the party. and are
far ahead Of them. and that they have
decided 70 cooperate with the Republi-
cans. They have had a taste Of Office,
he admits. and know they hold the bal
ance o. power. and that the only way
they can keep II Up is by cooperation
with the Republicans or Democrats, and
the latter vii not cooperate with them.
". II. Deaver. a magistrate at Ashe-
vile. and also the chief Of the North
State Detective Agency" Is bound over
% court on three Chargss-l!bel, perjury,
and false imprisonment
DEMOCRATS AND GOVERNOR.
There is d good deal being said in re-
gard TO the next Democratic nominee for
Governor. IL being alleged By some that
he must needs be a western man. Others
say the strongest man must be chosen
without regard % section.
There IS a good deal OF surmise as
20 what figure the Farmers Alliance in
this State viii cut In this years cam
paign. AL its officers are Populists.
FAILED TO GET IT.
The Southern railway has failed 20 get
the Marietta and North Carolina railway
which il was rumOred IL would connect
with the Murphy branch of the Western
North Carolina railway.
Mr. Reed. the LynchbUrg plumber
whose hands and feet were cut of by
train az Charlotte. died there yesterday.
Miss Harris. young lady, Of Whining
ton. has died Of typhoid-fever. She was
one Of the many who had typhold-fever
after drinking water taken from the river
at a wharf by a careless negro.
Joe White convicted Of murder IL the
second degree. was brought % the peni-
Tertiary to-day 10 serve twenty-five
year sentence.
The 900 house OF Captain James
Brown. IN Allegheny county. was burned
Saturday and his young sOn and daugh-
ter barely escaped with their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28

started IN the boiler-room. or that II was
caused By tr4mps. or 1t may have oeen
the work OF an incendlary.
The mill and machinery, on which
there was an Insurance OF $3.50. was
valued at about $500. The other pro-
perry burned. including the dry-kiln. out
buildings. lumber. tools. and quantity
OF material belonging 10 Mr. II. +.
Maupin. was not insured. and was
valued at about 200. The insurance
was carried by the Virginia State In
surance Company, and the companies
represented by Mr.. J. Tyler Jackson.
The glare from the burning buildings
was seen for miles. The fire must have
been In progress for some time before the
alarm was turned in BY chief Williams.
The fire company responded promptly,
but when the scene was reached the
buildings were too far gone 10 be saved,
and the water was not turned on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Plnning-MiIIs and Machinery De-
st-oyed-Loss and Insurance.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. January
27.-(SpeciaL)- 1.-THE large planing-mills be-
longing 10 Mr.. J. VI. Williams, to-
gether with much valuable machinery.
lumber, etc, a drying-kiln. and several
other outbuildings, situated on Rose
Hill. were destroyed by fire at about 4
o'clock Sunday morning. The mills were
being worked by Messrs. Graves & kean.
and when work ceased Saturday
afternoon everything was reported as
being all right II IS not known how
the fire originated. but several theories
are advanced. II is possible that 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
Louisa Notes.

LOUISA. VA, January T.-(Specia..l--
The remains OF Miss Pearl. the daughte'
Of r. A. Perkins OF Oakland. Louisa
county. were inferred at 10 O'Clock to-day.
She died az O'Clock z. n. On Saturday.
the 18th, Of typhoid-feYer, after months
illness.
Lawyer J. c. May. Of the Louisa Bar,
will leave shortly for Texas 70 practice
his profession there.
Mr.. James z. Blbb. inventor Of a most
useful printing-plate device, is again alb
sent. having his machine finished. HIS
machine IS pronounced an unusually origi-
nal and valuable invention. and has been
nateufel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
LOST. srRAyED. AND FOUND.

LOST. OF SUNDAY NIGHT. BE-
LOmharly street. a GOLD BAR PIN.
which was q bird holding in is mouth
stone Reward given Dc left ~ Security
Bank. ll0l east Main street.
ia ste vs.. a. CRENSHAW.
LOST. 4 SMALL GOLD HUNTING
WATCH. dark-blue enamel on one side
4 liberal reward vii be paid II returned
TAKEN Up AT FOREST HILL
PARK. TWO COWS The owners Will
please come forward. prove property. pay
charges. and take them away.
ia 26-3t' r. T. SWIFT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28

WASHINGTON, January H.-Chief-En-
gineer Herman Howig, United States
navy; Captain Samuel Mercer, United
States Marine Corps, and Carpenter y. W.
Nash, United States navy. have been
placed on the retired LIST The President
has approved the recommendations Of the
Naval Examining Board for the promotion
OF Assistant Paymas,ers II. T. levitt and
c. ". Hutchins. and Ensign Nolney Chase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
DIED AT EIGHTY-ONE.
4 Prominent and Worthy Citizen
OF Abingdon Passes Away.

ABINGDON. VA. January 27.-tSpe-
cial)-John C. Campbell. Esq. one Of the
Oldest and most worthy citizens OF Abing-
don. died yesterday al % 81 lie
was 81 years OF age. and was q life
long citizen Of this town. He had been
Justice OF the Peace continuously since
1913. making nfty-three years Of service.
Under the old regime h. was for seve-
raj years Presiding Justice Of the Magis-
trates' Court. For nearly sixty years
he had been a member Of the Masonic
fraternity. and had been a knight Tenn
plar since lss3. Many eul0gies 10 his
memory were passed to-day by promi-
nent members Of the bar. and the Cir
cult Court. now On session here adjourn
cd TIN after the funeral, which takes
place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
GREENSBORO.
Removal Of Omcers-Ncw street 10
BE Opened.

GREENSBORO. " g.. January u
aIl-Messrs. Caesar and Moses Cone.
Of the Cone Export and Commission Com
pany. Of New York, have secured the
removal Of the selling Offices al New York
% Greensboro. This viii bring 70 our
city Il number Of the officers Of this com
pany. with their families.
The city Of Greensboro has agreed %
open a street eighty feet wide and erect
an iron bridge over the Southern railroad.
The street viii be- ne-rly mile long
and the handsomest in the city.
The Messrs. Cone are erecting a large
cott0n-faCtOry in a suburb OF Greensboro.
a. a cost of nearly $4,000. and as soon
as this is completed another factory as
large viii be commenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
Against Race-Track Betting.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. January q
(SpeclaL)-To-day being Court-Day.
mass-meetinfg Of citizens Of the county
was held in the courthouse, and adopted
resolutions condemning gambling In every
form. and urging upon the members OF
the Legislature 20 pass the Maupin BILL
or some other bill, prohibiting race-track
and other gambling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
COLONEL LAMB DENIES 1T.
Says He Had No Interview with
PIatt-so Promise of Office.

NORFOLK. VA, January z-Colonel
William Lamb. chairman Of the Repubh-
can party committee. says there i not
one word Of truth in the reported inter-
view between ex-senator Platt Of New
York. and himself, and a promise Of some
h.gh Office IN return for his carrying Viz
ginia for the Republican party Colonel
Lamb declares be wants no office from the
President or the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
Fire in Louisburg. North Carolina.

LOUIsBURG. y. c.. January I.-lspe-
cial)-Fire here yesterday morning de-
stroyed the slOrehOuses owned By Mrs.
J. 3. Clifton and j. ". Ponton. re-
spectively. Mrs Ciftons loss is $3.50.
She was insured for 400 In the Virginia
Fire and Marine Mr. Ponton's loss ia
81 90. with no insurance. X. +. Hil a
Brothers loss on stock Is 800. In
gurauce. 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
Death Near Urbana.

SALUDA, VA. January E.-(SpeciaL)-
William II. Pufkins. ST.. a highly-esreem-
"a citizen Of this vicinity, died al his
residence Moss Side. near Urbana to-
day. aged "A years. He leaves an aged
wife and one son. who is present Urea
surer Of this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
Norman Elders Here.

Elders Reuben Hatch. OF Bountiful City
Utah. and John d. Dixon, Of Proyonear,
Utah, are at Ford's Hotel They are on
missionary duties. and are endeavoring 10
make converts to the Norman belief.
They 20 to Hewletts to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE. \ FIRsT-CLASS OYSTER
SALOON. Can be bought very cheap.
Call at once 10 1925 east Franklin street,
between l2 and O'Clock. ia 2s-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

PROFESSOR J. ) RAFFERTY,.
Organist ST. Peters Cathedral,
will give VOCAL. PIANO AND ORGAN
INSTRUCTION. after most approved
methods. Address II SOUTH NORRIS
STREET, Richmond. Va. ia iI-2w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
4 Faithful Porter Dead.

Edward Weeden. faithful colored man.
who had been employed as a porter at
the Chesapeake and Ohio general offices
for fifteen years. died yesterday morning
al his house. on west Leigh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK AREHOCSE 0u
south line Franklin street between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth street---0 feet by ID
feet. Also. one other BRICK HOUSE adj
joining in rear. ~ feet bv 81 feet Very
strongly built. suitable for heavy bust
ness. such as storage OF tobacco. COM
mission. or any other business. Situated
between Chesapeake and Ohio and Dam
Vile depOts. 10 be had By lst February
Apply 10 =. \. J. CLOPTON. No 1901
Ross street. ia -s-lt
FOR RENT. THAT MOST pESIRA-
BILE DIV ELLING. No 3l9 south Laurel
street containing six rooms. and having
the usual conyeniences. Rent extremely
low. J. b. ELAN & CO.
lib Main street
Phone 5SL ia 2-lw
FOR RENT. \ FARM. OF Iss ACRES:
good grass and grain land. good house;
young orchard; two miles from Bramwel
Mercer county, ". Va. close 20 unlimited
markets for an farm. garden. and dairy
products. VIII rent FOR FIVE years.
N. a. MILLER. Agent
"a l6-eOl2w BraEWel. v. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
ID. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets
MOUNTAIN ROLL BUTTER.

Finest Mountain Roll Butter &c
e5.oyJ pounds Arbuckle's Finest coffee.
DC
Fine Old Sherry Wine per gallon. re
Old Rye Whlskey. 8 years in bond 8 30
2jeo pounds Finest Pork. per pound. &C.
PATENT FAMILY FLOUR
O'Suinvan's PRIDE. FINEST Family Flour
on the market Minnesota winter wheat,
Si25
Water-White Rock-Candy Syrup. per
gallon. 1lc.
FINEST TEA on THIS MARKET.
Try this Fine Article ~ Tea, - is a boon
% dyspeptics. one pound viii CO vince
you OF It's efficacy in relieving iudiges-
ti0u. Testimonials from hundreds q orr
customers who have been reiieved-per
pound. sOc.
l0.pO bales Fine Timothy Hay zoe
20 tubs choice Creamery Butter. freshly
made l5c
Gibson's Old Rye Whisky. 8 years Old.
$50.
pounds Pure Cream Cheese. 30
Water-GrOund Meal per bgshel &C.,
IA L5-Sa. 81. Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
DENTISTS.
1EI.IH. $1,000.

Until the ist Of March, Sets % Teeth.
upper or lower. g. Extracting. Sc: FIJI
ings. zoe up: old Sets OF Teeth repaired.
81 up. Dr. +. 7. GOLD. Dentist. oe3 ~
west Main street. Richmond. Va. ia 2s-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
To Curc n Cold In One Day

take Laxative Brcmo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1,
fails 10 cure. 25c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
WILLIsM>Bu rig.
The New officers of the College
Literary Societies.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA. January r.
sspecial)-The two literary societies Of
william and Mary College met in their
respective halls Saturday night, and in
augurated the officers who had been
elected the Saturday night before. Much
interest had been taken in the canvass
and elections and the halls Of both so
cleties were well filed 10 witness the
induction into Office Of the young men
who will preside over the Phoenix ana
Philomathean societies.
The officers OF the Phoenix are: Presi-
dent. II. G.. Hughes, Loudoun county;
Vice-President &. !. Weaver Rocking
ham: Recording Secretary, j. II. Dodge,
Prince william: CORE spending Secre-
tary. T. =. Snead. King William. Trea-
surer. ". Peyt0n Moncure. Fairfax;
Critic, J. H. Parker Portsmouth; Exc
cutive C0mmittee-W. =. Snidow. Giles;
T. Harrison. brunswick. Chaplain, John
Dickinson. Hampton. Sergeant at Arms,
F. MagrudeT. Fairfax, Hall Manager,
James Hurst. Northumberland
The new officers Tor the Phnomathean
are. President T. s. Herbert. Hamp-
ton; Vice-President. J. +. Harris.
Brunswick; Recording Secretary. c. c.
Branch. Isle ~ Wight; Corresponding
Secretary. 4. +. Henderson, Roanoke;
Treasurer, J. c. Payne. Fauquier.
critic. W @. Stephenson. Southamp-
ton; Executive Committee. 4. Hard
wick. Giles; r. ". Fox. Cumberland;
Librarian. p. y. Woodson, Powhatan.
EDITORS ELECTED.
The societies also elected for the re-
malndsr Of the session 20 edit the col
lege Magazine: Plummer T. Jones Philo-
matheam editor in chief James Branch
Cabel PhiiOmatheaH. Richmond. :.
Otis Bland Phiiomatheanl. Gloucester:
@. Mebane Smith Phoenixl. Charlotte.
j. ". White PhOenix). Charlotte: Jo-
seph II. Saunders PhoenixJ. business
manager.
Both societies are in a fourishlng condi-
ton, having the best material in col
lege on their rolls. am there is a mem
bership in each Of nearly seventy-fve.
Each has a public meeting once a fort
night, when many persons from town
attend the exercises.
PERSONALS.
Professor T. J. Stubs. Of the college
faculty. left this morning for Richmond.
and Adjutant II nley T. Jones. o. Ma
gruder-Ewel Camp, went up this eve
ming Both gentlemen while IN Rich
mond VIII attend the annual meeting ~
the stockholders Of the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association.
Miss Laura Hop. from Hampton.
after delightful visit 10 her friend. Mss
Louise Henley. left last evening for
home.
Judge and Mrs. Sydney Smith. from
yorktown. were here yesterday visiting.
Miss While Booker. Of Hampton who
has been spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs.. j. u. PeaChy. VIII return
home "wednesday morning.
Invitations are ont today Tor a swell
tea, 70 De- given tomorrow evening
from % by Miss Core Lane
Alr Edmund Warburton ono Of our
most energetic young Businessmen. IS
very much indispossd al bis home. near
town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28

WANTED. TO SELL NEW AND Sc
COND-HAND COOKING STOVES.
GASOLINE AND KEROSENE-STOV
STOVE-BRICKS. AND REPAIRS FOR
ALL KINDS OF STOVES Gasoline.
per gallon. = cents at LEIDTS STOVE
HOUSE. 1919 east Fra nklin street Phone
loSJ Goods Delivered. De -
ladies. q Cichest.r's s1gFsh Psa1yroyai Prs
Ii L1szo-i b----i are the 6est.e Sc. h' .a..s.
a. Tx % ci1r- SAD 4. sfz.f-, fer - ~ fr
i1f 49,. o. trTtz - Return Mall, ~ Drr9sr-A
Chichester Chemical Co.. PhiladA., Pa.
my z5-Sa 81. TuGThly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
WANTED. CASH FOR COAL AND
WOOD.
4 n N upTTUE.

L.-D--D. PNILE-.
Anthracite-S5, 075. per 200 pounds.
according 70 size.
splint Gump)-s and $40. Per eeo)
pounds.
Hail splint-si5o and SIS per 2oo
pounds.
West Virginia Lump-S50 per 200
pounds.
West Virginia Hail-sf Der 20o5 pounds
Genuine Tricks Coke. S.-5 PER - BUSH
els: Gayt0n. Fire Greek. Pocah0ntas -
lowest prices Wood q all kinds-long.
sawed. or split
CHARLES Fl PAGE
1910 vest Broad: Phone a.
1876 east Cary. Phone - de s-tf
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|. UCTION SALE
CONTRACTORS MATERIAL At

s. direction 0f the city Err'nrrr Z
VIII sell az the CIfy stables Fifteenth
and Marshall streets. adjoining fla ...r
jail 40 ~ a. st.
WEDNESDAY. fANTART - 1885
4 rl-f0Ot Boom f-foot fsefs rr1r.I
ls-f00f Nasfz.
Iron Rods Carpenter W1rk-Herche.
Wire Rope. STEEL Trl'- Iron pre
Bearing Plate Pin Handles Car-
suitable Tor contractors l-e. &r
GEORGE S. MAYO
jas Aucror-a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
MEETINGS

I E;ADQIA, I3. rs. r ICH- "
T.. RICHMOND. Jauus-y -. Iser.- y
GENERAL ORDER 80. 10. sIt/ Y
KNIGHTS. Attend a stated conciate f
the comma ltry H- tho asylum. Mason.
Temple. THIS Tuesday EVENING TO-
7.e1 O'Clock Fatigue eress. N-mh.rs -
OH, COMMANDERS are irV.tei fr ore
tend.
By order of the Eminent Cnmmsr.r-
b. A JACOB. Carflin-Genrr-f
Attest. $. McG. Fisher Bec0rier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28
BUSINESS WANTS.

LOOK A.iONG YOUR OLD PAPERS.
VIII buy OLD REVOLCTIONiRY LET
TIERS AND DOCUMENTS Address
SABIN, Of New York. care this Office.
"a 2s-5t
WANTED. GREEN SALTED AND
DRY HIDES: also, CALF AND SHEEP
SKINS. TALLOW, etc. Prompt returns.
4. u. SHOTWELL & CO. Tanners.
Box -. Manchester, Va.
de G-F. su&Tu2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-28

Finest Mountain Roll Butter &c
500 pounds Arbuckle's Finest coffee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
LA GUERRA DE CUBA

'pamento' y obtenemos grandos vie,
torias.
Tempo llegara de li4Gidar cuen nsas
y de ex gar rec poneeblndades.
Aqu1 daico QUE hay de yelaat
es ei va!or persoLa, dc nuestioe sol
dados, cficiAies, fes y generate; Pc
TO ese valor personal so . treua y 50
estrellara siempre contra a co. & olo.
nes espeGisles do una guerra que nc
rene parecido con nlLgeba ora.
contra las inc!emencias ds los elo-
mentos J contra la realidad de que
esta guerra ha do 5ener Cauto 10 M
litar como de poitica.
Yo me Gallo hoy ,odo este, y solo
hablale listed de nuestro general
Arolas, polque entlendo cue en- esa
ciudad. donde tantos amigos tlene, Sc
alegrarAn mucho dc 20 Der de 6,
sobre todo querran sabor Que es 10
que ha ocnrrldo durante estos Il ii
mos d1as en- que SO ha habl4do dc "a
regeeso g. la Peninsula, uot. clA cue
me consta ha sldo teit g fade Es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

Els decir, que en- este pafs, hecho
& todas las preteric ones. y acostum
brado todos los infortunios. jamas
nj aun en- sus etapas mas azarosas y
tristes, hnbo que lamentar trastor
nos, y habra que lamentarlos cuan'.o
se le gobierne con expansion y Sc ie
comedian la suma de libertades y O.
grado de bienestar & que tiene dere-
cho.
He ahi una nueva injusticia y un
nuevo error.
La teorfa del senior Canovas no
puede ser mas peregrina de 10 que es-
Bueno.
Prosiga el statu qao; restrfnjase
cada vez mas nuestro regimen colo
nial, demasiado estrecho hoy para
ser compatible con las aspiraciones
generosas de los pueblos modernos.
Ell tempo SO encargara dc pone'
en- claro de parte de quien esta la
raz6n.
icon endoso largs vista
rige ell sistsma integsista;
por clio nadie SO apure;
no hay NAL que Glen amos dure
nj cuerpo que 10 resista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

es ideal vago, y 10 que en- Guaya-
ma parece aspiration tenez.
Cuando La naturaleza SO mues-
ira refractaria & las supremas
conveniencias de la humanidad,
necesario es, y glorioso para ell
hombre, castigarla y vencerla, res
tableciendo en- el mundo ell ire
sistible imperio de la inteligencia
En- esa region falta que ell
hombre embista al monte, que Sc
encare, sin miedo, con la roca, y
que la hsga soltar, pr6diga, 10
que neg6 desde el principle, en-
avaricia inconsciente.
Por mas que no me importer
estas cosas, voy & esclarecer en-
otro artfculo ese interesantfsimo
asunto.
EUGENIo DEsCHAMPs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
De Paris
Il Ponce

La muerte del marques de Mores.
en- el Sahara, donde fue con una
expedition, aleanzo fantasticas pro
porciones que nc merecfa el muerto
El j6ven y pendenciero marque
viva al azar. siendo en- realidad un
aventurero de los de espada al cinto
Pinero trabaj6 en- AmSica. Su
labor ALI no propia de la elevads
aIcnrnia del marques. nj de su afici6c
q la andante caballeria. Todo un
ptfncipe K-aposklne fue eoehero en-
Moscou, todo un pfiacipe Soltiko fl
es carnicero en- San Peterburgo, Las
priaeszas Salitzin y Dolgourouki
cantan y bailsn en p1blicos cancie :
tos. El sefior marques de Mor6s Sc
dedic6 en- Chicago al comercio dc
carne de buey. Vencido por les co
merciantes de aquella plaza, el sefior
marques fue la Indis; de la India
paso q Tonkin, y de regreso en- En
ropa, dezrotado co su fortuna, ell Sc
nor marques, que injuriaba y provo
caba diariamente 4 medic Paris. ma
t6 en- duelo al inofenssvo captain Ma
yer, introduciEadole veinticiaco cen
tfmetros de una de las espadas de
mas de 700 gramos de peso que usa-
ba en- sus ejercieios de la sala de ar
mas. LA espada, que atraveso el
pulmon. sc detnvo Ia columna
vertebral. " AL sentir que habfa pc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
FELIX CA-MBRELEN

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