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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
NUEVO BANDO
ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de les Estado Unidos con una
axtensa .ctu "a de timbres, botones. bate
rias, alambres demas accessories, cff ce de
nuevo sus servicios para instslaciones cleo
tricas e todss classes, y para niquelsr objetos
por medic de Ia eectfjcidad
Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1896.
(Cristina 81 LUIS SALAzAR
Nota: s. fscilitau presupuestos para plan
tas electricas. 2v. d. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
CONFERENCIAS

rs objeto de muchos concentrates la
que han celebrado en- estos dfas ell seilor
Canovas, ell general Azcarraga ell duque
de 1etuan para tratar por extenso de La
situacion de Cuba
Creese que surgira una crisis parcial
Ha regresado a Madrid Romero Ro-
bledo, quien ha conference.-the con gran
ntlmero de sus amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

DEL OLA,
COMO UNA SEDA

Segdn noticias de Filipinas las tropas
leales atacaron a los rebeldes, disper-
sandolos y causandoles 400 bajas.
De los telegramas de Cuba que inser-
ia la prensa, Sc desprende que el regre-
SO del general Weyler a la Habana esta
plenamente justificado. Todos conffan
en- su talento.
Continna la expectation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

/ Ser de inmensa bondad Dios poderoso!
| A vos acudo en- mi dolor vehemente.
estended vuestro brazo omnipotente,
rasgad de La calumnia ell velo odioso,
y arrancad este sello ignominioso
con que ell hombre manchar quiere mi frenta
Rey de los reyes lDios de mis- abuelosl
Nos solo sois mi defensor iDios mfo!....
todo 10 puede quien al mar sombrfo
olas peces di6, luz 4 los cielos,
fuego al Sur, giro al aire, al Norte hielos,.
vida a las plantas, movimiento al RIO.
Todo 10 podeis vos, todo fenece
8 Sc reanima vuestra voz sagrada.
fuera de yos, senior, ell todo es NADIA
que en- la insondable eternidad perece
Y atIn esa misma NADIA os obedece,
pues de ella fu6 La humanidad creada.
va no os puede engaflar, Dies de clemencia;
Y pues vuestra eternal sabidurfa
We a trav6s de mi cuerpo ell alma mia
cual del aire a la clara trasparencia,
que humillando 4 La inocencia
bata sus palmas la calumnia impfa.
Estorbadlo, Senior, por la preciosa
sangre vertida, que la culpa sella
del pecado de Adam, por aquella
madre candida, dulce amorosa,
cuando envuelta en- pesar, mustia llorosa
siguio tn muerte como heliaca estrella.
Mas 81 cuadra tn suma Omnpotencia
lue 70 perezca cual malyado impfo,
Y one los hombres mi cadaver frfo
lltragen con maligna complacencia...
,uene tn yoz, acabe mi existencir....
,Gmplase en- mi tu voluntad; Dios mfo .
PLAcIDo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
LEN CUBA

En- los fosos de La Cabana ha sido
pasado por las armas ell cabecilla Lopez
Coloma, que fu6 juzgado por los tribu-
males ordinarios
Sigue Ell auge la suscripcion patri6ti-
ca para hacer un donativo al Estado.
El municipio de la Habana contribu-
ye con $4,000 pesos; con 10. 900 la dipu-
tacion ell Banco con $4,000
Ell general ell jefe ha manifestado al
marques de Apeztegufa a otros azuca-
reros, que no lie es possible hacer escep-
cion alguna en- ell bando que prohibe la
zafra.
Tai vez Ell Enero pr6ximo Sc permita
moler a los duenos de ingenios que
ofrezcan ciertas garantfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
A LA FATALIDAD

Ciega deidad que sin clemencia alguna
DE espinas al nacer me circuiste,
Cual fuente clara cuya margen viste
Maguey silvestre y punzadora tuna:
Entire ell materno talamo y la cuna
Ell ferreo muro del honor pusiste,
Y acaso hasta los cielos me subiste
Por VERNE descender desde la luna.
Sal de los antros del averno oscuros,
Sigue oprimiendo mi existir cuitado,
Y ST sucumbo tus decretos duros,
Dire 10 que ell ej6rcito cruzado
Clamara al divisar los rojos muros
De la santa Salem ''Dios 10 ha mandado'
PLACIDo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
RECORT :: 9; =;

Las cosas los lugares sc unen por
un lazo fntimo, porque La Naturaleza es
una en- ell coraz6n del hombre como an
tes sus ojos.
No Sc comprende bien un sentimien-
to sino EN- los sitios donde ha sido su-
gerido engcndrado.
IAMARTINE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

: tlembre, Octubre Noviembre del an,
actual, Sc han propinado las bolas d
! estricnina 874 perros.
NJ uno solo de dichos animales oue
da para contarlo. porque todos bar
muerto.
Desde ell sabado a las diez de la ma.
mana, nos vienen xfavoreciendo. las
nubes con una lluvia menuda V persis-
tente, que solo cae con ligeros int6rvalos
Mai tempo para los enamorados!
La cerraz0n continila
El barometro desciende
For 10 visto tenemos aqua para ratio.
Fellzmente, hasta la fecha, ell xPor-
tugues3 no sc ha xfnchado2 como otras
veces.
| Sc VENDEN cincuenta 6 sesenta
cabezas de ganado vacuno, machos Y
hembras
Sc hallan en- los pastos de Barran-
quitas.
Dirigirse a don Quintfn Negr6n San
jurjo en- esta redacci6n.
En- ell communicate suscrito por don
Juan >. Soils que publicamos ell sabado
Sc deslizo la siguiente errata que con-
viene rectifcar.
Donde dice: xEl licenciado Macfas
mlsmo hace POGO. debe leerse: xEI
llcenclado Macfas, que vino hace po-
cO....>
Valga la aclaracion.
Deblento ausentarse su dueflo. Sc ven
ole un piano de medic uso, en- muy buen
estado. Para informes, dirigirse calle
Union ndmero IS, casa del senior Ca
bassa. p. 3v.p.s.
A causa de las continues lluvias no
han llegado hoy esta ciudad ell correo
del Norte nj ell del Oeste
Temese que ell temporal de aqua sea
general
Quien desee comprar una burra recien
parida puede dirigirse don Jose B.
Ortiz. Banos Quintana.
@ Ponce, Noyfembre % 1896 l m. alt.
Da grima yer ell estado lastimoso de
nuestras GALES.
En- algunas el transito Sc hace suma-
mente diffcil, a causa de los grandes la
pacheros, lagunas y lodazales que Sc han
en- elias.
Hay que hacer verdaderos prodigios
lie habilidad para atravesarlas sin de-
5rimento del calzado nj de los trajes.
Vivimos en- pleno tango.
I'm joyen aleman, empleado del CO.
nercio EN- la Playa, desea hallar hospe-
laje en- una buena casa de familia, con
en- la Playa Para infor-
mes envfese carta con sobre dirigida
Il. X. esta Redacci6n.
SO Ponce, Noyiembre 20 de 1896.
El viento huracanado que Sc deio SEN
ir anoche, a hora muy avanzada, tron- ;
,ho un hermosfsimo arbusto de alelfes !
Iue Sc levantaba en- ell patio de la casa
lue hablta la sei1ora viuda de Openhei- =
ner, ell la calle Mayor, cerca de estas
,fcinas.
Hallabase cubierto por una espesa en- =
de flores blancas de no ,
Tia>-que semejaban copos de nieve, Y 4
'onstitufa la gala y Ell orgullo de dicha
;alle.
Ell precio de las tarietas de felicita- :
ion para PASCUAS y ANO NUEVO,
aria en- esta imprenta de uno 4 cinco s
,esos ell ciento, segun clase. ID
Las personas de la isla deben acom-
,aflar a la carta en- que hagan ell pedido, !.
j importe del mismo, 6 hacerIo por con- 7
lucto del agente de LA DEMocRAcIA en-
j pueblo respective, quien Sc carga-
a dicho importe. P.
Nuestro buen amigo don Mariana
2iera Palmer, director de xLa Revista
Sc propone publican un hume Q
o extraordinario, que ofrece como :
lguinaldo sus suscritores, y a eseS fin .
INVITA-, por medic de atenta circular, a
odos los escritores Residences en- ell pals,
para que lie favorezcan con su colabora-
lion, remitiendole una varias compo-
,iciOnes de sabOr REGIONAL ascrit as | .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
PLAcIDo.
Entire padres de familias

No hay que contrariar las afciones
de los chicos para la election de un off
clio de una carrera. Mi hijo tiene mu-
cha at1cion a las tablas -.
d Y va usted dedicarle la esce-
ma
No; la carpinterfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
Matrimonio fin de siglo /:

-Tengo ell honor de pedir usted
la mano de una de sus hijas.
d De cual de las dos?
-Lo mismo me da. De la que usted
crea que mas me convene.
El doctor r., que es muy esc6ptico,
cree tan POGO en- la medicina, que dis
tribuye las recetas al azar, sacandolas
de su cartera.
Tn colega lie censura esta costumbre,
a 10 que contesta ell otro
De este modo, 81 mato, no apunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


En- Sabana Figueroa, ell regimiento
Pizarro disperso al enemigo causandole
bajas y apoderandose de muchos ca
ballos y pertrechos.
Despues de un registro practicable en-
Cardenas fueron detenidos ell doctor
Hevia, lei Lcdo. Rodriguez; Maribona,
ell senior Orbeta y otras personals, a quie-
nes Sc acusa de completes de los rebel
des.
NUEVO BANDO
El general Weyler ha ordenado bajo
penas severfsimas que los labradores de
posIten todo ell maiz cosechado en- las
poblaciones que tengan guarnicion.
r.. /. p.
Ha muerto en- la carcel de Madrid ell
deportado cubano Reguera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

Cantidades que han abonado durante
ell mes de Octubre, por concepto de
franqueo, las principales empresas pc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30
PLEGARIA A DIOS

I.AMARTINE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

Ell Inspector de Policfa municipal
senior Andreu, nos ha participate por
atento oticio que en- los meses de Sep
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-30

Ella Correspondence de Puer-
to Rico Capital. ....... 1876. II
SLa lntegridad Nacional>, id. 59.94
xEl Buscapi6>, id. , 2O.84
~El Diario de Pto. Rico i'd. 2O4O
~El Pafs3 ID. --......... 1914
<El Boletfn Mercantile i'd. 1850
LA DEMocRACIA (Ponce)...... 1910.
xLa Libertad> id. ....... 1890
xEl Imparcials (Mayagiiez).. 1920
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26
prI,Ing naeIIII nnt of VIM.

The New York board OF health has
been using a small machine. worked
on the centrifugal principle. as a meth.
oil 0f determining the amount OF tat
In samples OF milk The machine sim.
ply whirls the milk around NJ a high
velocity. throwing The lighter, or the
cream, To the center and the milk.
clear Of fat or cream. 10 the outside.
liy simple scale. the relative amount
Of Cat to the whole Qudntlty Of milk
can bc ascertalned Large machines.
on tho same principle an, used In biz
diaries, aud these. Il Is believed 10y tho
medical experts Of the beard, can be-
used as means Of Kidding milk II
impurities. ard possibly of harllll.
Dr. Martin SAYS h. has founl that
after n thousand quarts Of milk had
been strained through the finest
straiuer. aud then passed through the
finest muslinn. thcN was still a cOn.
siderable quantity Of dirt In IL. II
this milk were put'lnto centrifugal
machine. ont 81 i.1Qo quarts, double
handful Of nth Of the harnyard would
De shaken out The process seems 10
rake the milk more digesiihle, partial.
IN stcrilizcs H.. and enables Il To keep
several days longer than the milk
which has not been treated. At one
time the farmer was wont % kecp
some Of the scum found ON The outer
edge after the crclm -skimmlng pro.
cess-to feed To his hogs II gave so
many Of them the tuberculosis and
Killed them that hc gave u up. This
encourages the assumption chat ccntrl.
fugas stTaiuing rpns uut haull as
well as dirt. The benefit Of Ills pro.
cess 10 the public would be- immense.
but until Il Is m0de compulsory by
law. DR.. Martin sees no probability az
It's gcne( adoption. II wunld add
only ahpft oneelrhth ~ n cent q quart
90 the Ihicc Of the milk. and the filrm.
or would net think he was paid for
his extra irouhle Resides. The con-
sumer knows nothing Of Dirt, SO he
swali0ws Il and does not complain
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

latter prominent In the councils OF the
democratic party. Nine years ago Law
Ter married Mlsa Ella Sturgls. daughter
Of General sturgls. Of the United States
army. and went to Mitchell to reside.
lie became president Of the First Ma
tional bank ana continued In that posi-
ton 10 the present time. Mrs LAWYERS
widowed sister. Mrs. Dousman Of
Prairie dn CHEN. visited the LAWYER
family and met Mcbride In social
way. Mrs nousmsn became attracted
20 Mcbride. he being man Of more
than ordinary ability. and married him.
McRridc'a private character. however.
Il Is stated. was lot OF the best.
Previous to McBrlde's marriage 10
Mrs. Dousman. Lawlet was requested
by ono OF the nearest relatives OF Mira
Dousmah 10 inform her Of the private
character OF Mcbride. and he did 50.
This was an Lawlcr did In opposition
20 The marriage. according TO relatives
Many happy social gatherings. trips to
the gcashore and winter residences In
Nov York followed. until Mcbride.
firing OF domestic life, went after other
and more exciting pleasures. a deiea-
tive soon reported the matter Of VIC
lated marriage VOWS and other acts
Mrs. Dousman separated from Mcbride
and secured 4 divorce. Mcbride thea
returned to Mitchell and commenced
systematic attacks upon LAWYER. his
family aud the First National bank.
Farmers who deposited In The bank
known 10 Mcbride, ana those who weFa
not known. were hunted up aud given
Tip" that they had better take their
m,ucy out OF the bank. and In ooure-
qusacc tho banks support among
farmers has steadily decreased for The
pAs. three years. Every weeks issui
contained some alluslon TO the bank
and lis president. based on falsehood
bu, APPEARING Ia such a manner that
no action law could be taken against
hiin.
This career OF McBride's was ldly
looked upon by the people until the
news came the other dny tina, John D.
Lawler had suddenly died in Sioux City
Of apoplcxy. whittier he had gone on
business. The full force Of Mcbride
ioxg-coqllnucd abuse then came home
10 the cillzous. and they resolved 10
Iid the town OF tho editor This cry1'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26
A ouEER CHARACTER.
Driven from his nsssisn Home. no Has
Kept nis noyhood Promise
D

-
enc OF tho queorest OF New York's
queer characters is found on Fulton
street He h Hermann Walters, a Hes
sian-the blackest sheep. az he himself
declares. Of all the Hessians. Some
where near Dnrmstndt his father Is the
master Of a fine old feudal castle. II
has been so many years since he left
the paiernal roof that he has forgotten
exactly where Il H. Besides he left In
the nighi-one night when his father
ordered him to 90 and never come back.
lie was a boy then. and the father
did not mean what he said. But the
boy did when he obeyed. and no has
meant II ever since When he was
anlshed from his fathers house he
drified around on the continent for
awhile. but the old fatherland was a
frigid host, and finally he shipped be-
fore the mast and in year or two
drifted into n permanent haven IN New
York. He took the name OF Hermann
Walters then. and he has borne II ever
since. The first week after his arrival
he wandered into Fulton street. Every
one knowa him there, Ha shufles
through the street at all times OF the
day and night, Tho blue blouse Is al
ways open and exposes a breas, that Is
massive and as hairy as his face.
When Garibaldl was running his roap
factory over on Staten island IN the
day time and his uniacatlon OF Italy
plot In a little saloon in Fulton street
at night Walters was his body ser
want He knew the secrets OF the Ital-
ians. but he guarded them as we'll as ne
has kept the promise made to hls
I father.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

The feasibility and economy Of the
electric Ice cutter has been satlsfac
torily demonstrated during the har
vestlng OF the late Ice crop. One form
Of the machine. which was tested q
few days ago In New Hampshire, gave
excellent results A speed OF 100 feet
minute was obtained. at which rate
groove . inches deep was cut The
apparatus resembles moving ma
chine. with a Sled IN front of the
wheels. Directly under the seat Is q
motor. which drives by means Of belt
a circular saw placed Ia front OF the
machine. and also by the action Of
friction wheels the moving machine
wheels which proprl the mnchine. \
guide runs In the last groove cut,
which directs the machine and makes
the cuts parallel. The current Is con
veycd through flexible conductors
which drag over the ice The whole
apparatus weighs about the same as
an ordinary horse. and the operator IN
his moving machine seal can. by the
means VI levers, direct the motion Oi
the machine and vary the depth ct the
cut from one inch 10 nine Inches. The
next step iu the Development ~ icr
cutting appliances viii probably boz
an electric Ice planer the Americans
are now taking 10 skating with an
cagernoss which promises 90 bring Go
into the first rank OF national winter
pastlmes. and the possessors of c1nvc.
nicntly located sheets of water are
finding that by paying attention Ca
their skating grounds they can be- sur,
OF q steady aud In many eases a hand
some Income while the frost lasts But
the skater who pays admission % d
sheet OF Ice Insists on having 10 pnncd
at least once day. The operation as
now carried on 10y horses Is ahsurlly
slow. and unless large number NJ
Ice plows are used. Il Is difficult Ia
plane the whole Of an extensive sheet
Of lee within the time allotted. Al
electric lee planer would remedy this
/ II would enable the dressing up Of an,
Ice 10 be- done possibly Ia onc.fourll
} Of the time. aud Il would be Que Of IN,
most popular machines OF the wintcl
I season.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

II unsatisfactory. AZ, after dwelling.
most cl0quently on the iady's per
sonal and financial charms. you say
the dear girl sails Immediately without
mentioning ship or time. Kindly cable
me so / can meet her and mother.
Perhaps you may know how her
money Il invested. whether In KAT
firs, AmericanNe ?, or some blasted
Chicago pig-stich :. company AS 10
the result OF our qualniancc, you
may rest assured OF that. Elizabeth.
Elizabeth-scarcely euphonious, you
know, but what's In a namei
| feel confident shall convince her
l am the soul Of everything honorable,
etc. and trot her or 70 church. Now
don't preach. old chap. the present
state Of financial difficulties do not
agree with me; am getting desper.
ate. | manage 10 get plenty Of clothes
from the governors tailor. and now
and again send him a custo en- lie
has Just made me a swaggo. lnickvr
booker suit. People may ihnk me
quite well-to-d0. but II Is all my tail
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

About a year ngo o safe IN the build
Ing occupied by tie Eagle Refining
company. IN Cleveland, Ohio, was blown
open. but only papers and records were
found. Since that time The safe has
been loit opon ans q placard, whlch
bore the following Information, was
hung CA the knob; "Mr, Burglar-Thls
safe 90 open. No use 10 waste powder
Just turn the knob The burglar that
entered the place Thursday night evil
IDENTIFY cou'd not read. for the safe was
again wrecked ANA rothlng Of value
found.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

newspaper plant we're taken into the
street anud publicly burned by u body
Of business men. The type was melted
the woodwork went up In smoke on ?
the iron presses were smashed int
hundreds OF pieces This act Is al
other link In the tragedy Of the Mails
editor. r. II. Mcbride. A story OF blast
cd hopeg, ruined lives and the display.
Il Is said, Of the malignant efforts to
ruin business Is mixed up in the case.
Mcbride and John d. Lawler. president
OF the First National bank. were 4
number Of years ago on friendly terms.
the former being editor Of the only deul.
ocratlc paper IN that section. and the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

-.''afr factor has entered into the
~. ''''''n Of The prices OF the woods for
. Reports from Australia say that
''.''''oas Of sheep have died from
1.oe'h The feures are placed At
-''Yt flo The statement hardly seems
..e''1'c bnt 4 Il be true It can but
-n's. the price Of wool all over the
world. From this loss alone It Is esil-
mated the wool clip for this yenr VII
~ 10000 bales short In Australia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

Peter widen has written to the OH.
cials at Bristol. Ind. from los Argeles,
Cal. that hc Is In possession Of evidence
sufficient TO convict a wen-kuown
Goshen. lad. citizen OF murder. lie
SAYS the crime was committed near
Mlddlohury about 20 years ago. lie
asks whether a reward was offered ~
the tine ana Is rtlll In effect for eyi-
dence that would convict the murderer.
promising. " a reward will be paid. TO
come TO Indiana and solve the mystery
surrounding a dark crime Il Is now
recalled that several murders were COM
mittod a number Of years ago widen
named the alleged murderer, whose
Identity viii be suppressed until better
evidence Is Forthcoming.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

one-half the crop exports OF the
Nnlry not many years ago passed
'rough the port Of New York. Nov
port enjoys one-sevcnth Of this
bll movement and is share is stlll
|nk|ng The drift OF corn ship
T. b southwark. Baltimore is gain
Ha' Newport News and Norfolk
'a'ns fnstcr and New Orleans is
= Pos'anl port Of shipment. with
~ s'np'tlloh OF the new line from
s,t-'s CITY tnoci to Sabine Pass an.
s.s., 'mporsal port Of exit for grain
'''| have l5 opened.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

Some writer has said that war Is a
Isme that wore people wise kingE
would not play a. Il looks az II
l1a time had come when no king dare
play with war 10 very great extent
without The consent OF the people
There was a time when a ruler waged
war and o defeat did not shake his
throne unless the enemy were able TO
march into hlh own country and con-
ouer H. Now II a king be defeated In
an expedition that he has sent out, the
people call him 60 account In no uncer'
|in-laaeuage. The example OF Italy
.nd Abysslnia II to the point Durins
|ho war between Russia and Turkey
Acre was time when Il looked as "
.s Russians would be defeated, aud II
said that during that time the car
1 percepiibly, fearing the effects Of
nster. A Russian defeat would
mean, insurrccilon In his own en-
This accounta IN n very large
.nrc for The extreme reluctance the
.ns Of Europe have Of making war
.ch other. even when there seems
an abundant cause. This state
hes Is propllious for the future
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

q. J. GOsohen, frst lord Of the British
admiralty. made a speech the other day
In which he explained the beauties Of
a nation keeping large army and
navy. One that the FIRST lord probably
appreciates but failed to mention n
that II means bread. butter and sugar
to him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

.allirss inic a meeting OF the iorCmost
citizens a short tlmo ago. aud. rs q
rosu.. q committee called upon Me-
n'ide nad Informed alm that they hal
ccas 10 Auy his Quilt. with the fur.
TIER prayiso HAT ho would have to leave
ibe town. Mcbride asscntod 10 the
rroposl,ion. aad stated that he wonl'
sell he riaai Monday morning 10 The
rl,izsrs. a. TIE appointed time tao
cl,iscrs called on MsliIijc. but In the
meantime Ne hsl lsea tlisicrcl un by
,cmc OF "a threads. snd pc purnossg
eol out ~ .he rca b q The conmlitcc.
Rpd the latter appointed one Of Their
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

no time like the present." pleaded
Arthur
II viii answer from Paris, Yen must
hc satisfied with that"
"fhcn may | hopoV
Il said ] would answer from Paris"
size repeated, hlushlng beneath his ar
dent gaze.
4 week later Arthur received her
letter. lie beamed as he tore open the
envelope aud hummed Love comes
Ike q summer Sigh"
"fy loye. what's thlsy hs gasncd.
80 be rapidly read:
- Victoria Street London. &. W.
Nav "a. $50. Dear Henry; I shall
2 cieraly grateful 10 you II meet
,sc charming Elizabeth. Your lstler
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

number &c become MeBrid0s agent
gave tim sufficient money 70 pay Tor
The plsnt and then proceeded to destroy
tho whole outfit The committee IL nov
hunting for Mcbride 70 Impress upon
hin mi7d that his stay IN Mitchell mus,
be brief
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

A Saginaw minister has written
pamphlet entitled. "A Jab At the Devil"
This good Michigan brother may mean
we'll, but he evidently doesn't know
how 10 fight Against such an adycr-
aary jabbing doesn't count for much.
We advise the dominic to hit straight
from the shoulder. duck to avoid a
counter and get away.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-26

A Pennsylvania school teacher hss
been fined $500 Tor swoarlng twelve
.imes, or 81 cents per oath. ThlH would
probably not heom excessive II every.
body knew what she sworr at.