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Decisive Senate Vote.

The long and exciting debate on the
joint resolution recognizing the existence
OF q state OF war il Cuba and declaring
that strict neutrality shall be maintained
by the United States passed the Senate
By decisive vote Of ii 70 Il al late
hour Thursday afternoon. The announce
ment OF the vote was received with tu-
nu!tuous applause. The resolution as
passed IS as follows:
Resolved, etc, That z condition of
public war exists between the Govern
ment Of Spain and The government pro-
claimed and for some time maintained by
force Of arms bg the people Of Cuba. and
tina. the United States of America shall
maintain strict neutrality between the
contending parties, according TO each all
the rights Of beiligcrents in the ports
and territory of the United States"
na ysis of the Vote.
An analysis Of the vote shows that the
affirmative was cast bv eighteen Repub
licans, nineteen Democrats and four Pop
ulists AID the negative by twelve Repub-
iicans and two Democrats.
Prior 70 the final vote the motion OF
Senator Ha!e 10 refer the resolution to
the Committee on Foreign Relations was
tabled-yeas, "a; nays, 10. Mr.. Fair
banks Of Indiana proposed substitute
providing that the President extend the
good offices Of the United States to Spain
toward securing an end to the conflict and
the ultimate independence Of the island.
This. too, was tabled-yeas, 30; nays, IL.
Then followed the adoption of the origina!
resolution.
The voting occurred after an exciting
debate participated il by Senators Thurs
ton Of Nebraska. Elkins Of West Virginia,
White Of California, Fairbanks OF In
diana, Hale Of Maine, Spooner Of Wiscon-
sin and German OF MARYLAND. Mr.
Thurston spoke Of the bloody contest
which had ragged during the last two
years There was ample information as
to its extent, from American correspond
ents who had written their dispatches on
the field Of battle, from the reports which
filled the records Of the Senate and in the
archives Of the State Department. Every
man in the United States ought to be
ready for action on this question at this
time, and if any Senator was not suffi-
ciently informed Mr.. Thurston commend
ed him TO the consideration Of his con
gtituents.
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ceived the missile instead. An ugly cash
was cut in Meancy's face, from which the
hlood flowed freely. 1t was the storm:cst
scene witnessed III the Legislature for
many years.
The trouble started Immediately after
Speaker Curtis called the House to order
at 3 O'Clock and lasted for an hour and a
quarter. SO great was the disturbance
that it was heard plainly at the Leland
Hotel, gx blocks away. During the tur-
moil bill files were smashed by pounding
the desks, waste baskets were hurled in
discriminatory across the hail. members
shouted themselves hoarsc, and u free for
all fight was prevented only by the action
of cool-hcadcd Democratic members
The excitement was at fever heat dur
ing all the session, but reached culmi-
nation point when Mr.. Novak, who had
been shouting for recognition for an hour,
fleft his seat and proceeded up the aisle
to the Speakers desk. The Republicans.
thinking it was his purpose 10 drag Speak
er Curtis from his chair, made rush TO
defend the Speaker Mr. Novak reached
the Speakers platform, and, in the midst
of war of words with the presiding Off
Ger, he was seized by the coat collar by
Mr.. Needles and dragged from the plat
orm. This was the signal for rush from
the Democratic side to defend Mr. Novak,
and in the scramble that ensued there
was n general "miX-up."
Mr.. Gal!igan attempted to use wooden
mallet which he had procured. Galligan,
with maIlct in hand, made n leap for the
Speaker. He was angry at being inter
cepted, and tried to use his mallet on the
heads of those about him, but was pre-
vented. He was dragged down, with n
half-dozen members on top Of him in the
aisle il was here that the cool-headed
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THE TURKISH "PLENIPO."
sultan's Minister at Washington Is a
Notable Figure Just Now

Moustapha Bey is the man who will tell
Secretary Sherman all he is entitled 10
know about the war between Greece and
Turkey. Moustapha is the Turkish ''plen-
ipo" at Washington, and he is notable
figure in the capital. No matter what
official society may think about the un-
speakable Turk at Constantinople, it takes
very kindly to his suave and polished rep
resentative in America The Turkish
minister had great run with the ladies
when he first came to Washington. AnX-
ious inquiries were made at once as to
the number Of his wives. and the relief
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was great when he swore by the beard of
the prophet that he had but one. Like
all the Turkish representatives in Amer
lea, Moustapha has left his wife, or wives,
and his family at his home, great palace
on high hill overlooking the city of Con
stantinople, surrounded by tropical gar
dens and vineyards. When at home he is
a practical, busy man, and devotes much
OF his time to affairs of state, in which
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WRECKED BY BANK PRESIDENT.
Reports Received at Washington on
the Logansport Failure.

Reports received at the Treasury De-
partment tend to show that the failure
Of the State National Bank AT Logans-
port, Ind. was caused by the dishonesty
of John f. Johnson. the president of the
institution, who. it is claimed, appropri-
ated not only the capital stock of the
bank, 100000, but also the undivided
profits. amounting to 100000 more, and
falsifed the records SO that the extent
Of his peculations cannot be determined
at present. The bank examiner in charge
believes that S1OO. 900 can be realized for
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he is an adept, and to the education of his
children. all of whom are now grown to
womanhood and manhood Moustapha
is descended from n long line of noble an
cestors, and his family has been prominent
in the affairs of the Turkish Government
for many generations. He is wealthy,
able, diplomatic. and does not resemble
the ''villainous Turk" of tradition.
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BOYS PLUCK SAVES HIS LIFE.

Fred Lawson. Five Years Old, Clinss
to the Ties of Railroad TrestIe.
Fred Lawson. years old, the son of
resident of Edgewater Park, H., was
crossing the Northern Pacific railroad
bridge at that point the other day when
the sharp whistle of an express train caus-
ed him to stop short in alarm Turning
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Leads a Busy Life.


The Office OF the President Of the United
States is 10 sinecure. Il is one Of the
hardest in the gift OF the nation 10 i'll. as
e sample da! lived By President Mckin-
ley viii suffice 10 show.
President Mckinley rises at o'clock
and breakfasts with his family al $50
For half al hour after breakfast he
lounges around with the family. half
hour which is probably the plsasaatest Of
al the day. By 10 o'clock the President
gets into his Office. His special mail is
ali laid out for him 10 glance over. Here
is where the secretary Of the President.
Mr.. Porter. gets in his fine work. He
gets 10 his desk CT least al hour before
the President. and. with the stenographer.
goes through the three or four hundred
letters thar are the advance guard of the
avalanche that comes during the day. The
President does not see much Of that mail.
however. Il is carefully culled. appl:ca-
tions for Office going into the proper bu-
reau. political TRADES into the waste bas-
ket: begging letters. crank letters and let
ters Of unsolicited advice are all cons:sn-
Cd 10 the same cave-nous nav. which
yawns for them handily. Il would doubt
less astonish the writers of this class of
letters 10 know that the President never
sees one Of them. In the nature Of things
he could not, because life is short and time
is aeetins.
The Raid of Visitors.
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Broker Chapman. who was found guilty
of contempt before the Senate sugar in
vestigating committee, entered upon his
prison sentence Monday
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LAY LEAD TO A WAR.
SENATE PASSES THE MORGAN
eELLIGERENCY RESOLUTION.

Forty-onc Members Vote Yea and but
Fourteen Say Nay-Success of Meas
ure Brings Cheers from the Galleries
-President's Policy Defined.
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WORK OF CONGRESS
THE WEEKS DolNGs IN SENATE
AND HOUSE.

A Comprehensive Digest of the pro-
cecdings in the Legislative Cham.
bers at Washington Matters th,+
Concern the People.
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RIOT IN A LEGISLATURE.
Wild Scene of Disorder in the Illinois
HOuse.

Bloodshed and rioting occurred Thurs
day in the Illinois House. An attempt
was made to pull Speaker Curtis from
the chair. p. j. Meaney was hit on the
cheek bone with an inkwell which was
hurled directly at the Speaker, and which
would have struck Mr. Curtis but for the
fact that Meaney was in the way and re-
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DAY WITH M'KINLEY.
PRESIDENTS BUSY LIFE IN THE
WHITE HOUSE.

One Day Would Make Many a Man
CrazS-Every Moment of His Time
Occupied-Has Less Time than He
Who Dige Sewers
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BARNARD, OF AlRsHIP FAME

The Man Who Made the Successful
Trip at the Nashville Fair.
Prof. Arthur Wallace Barnard, physi-
cal director Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Nash
vile, Tenn. has drawn to himself the at
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The Raid of Visitors.

From among the hundreds, yes thou
sands. of letters that come to the White
House bearing the name of the President,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
PRESIDENClA
DEL ExCMO AYUNTAMIEATO De Ii ClODAD
DE PONCE

Formada IL Esta de los sefores de que ge
CONF CT e efta Coz olporacion e~ Ia actualidso'
de un uGmtro cuAdruple mos con
tribuyentes para 10 elecci6u 10 ,~<eronsss=
lics rsra Sc Stnsdcres del RefIDu. Stshn Sc dis
Iane en 81 Articnlo 25 de Ia Ley electoral de
8 dc Fesrero de 1877, queda expuesto oil ru
blico de.de eats fecha al 90 de los oorrieL tes
iuclrtfyes 4 I'm d. Que Sc eftsblczcAn en- di
no reriodo ante 10 citsda Corpor' ci6u Ina
leclt N acionef que sc eetimen oportonas te-
nCr de 10 que di.pore el arttculo % de 10
propiA Ley cumpiir 10 demas que el mlsmo
articulo previepe. Ponce, Il de Enero oe
1897 I'll AlcaIde, AIvdTGdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
NOTICIAS GBNBRALBS

Los que, en- vista del ofrecimiento
que hacemos en- otro lugar del periodl-
co. Sc suscriban q LA DEMoCRAcIA, re
cibiran embellishments ell % tomo de
la novela y las Paginas del tercero.
Ell Ter. tomo se les envfara tan prom
to Sc termine la impression y encuader-
naci6n del mismo por habersenos ago
tado la edici6n anterior. La oferta
sera cumplida brevemente.
El director y los redactores de La
DEMO cRAC1A dan Hablieas gracias a to-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

| Dice Gel Inparcial> de Maya giie2
que una madre Observation-Disclosures pegt
como una bestia a un hijo suyo, nifio
de cuatro amos de edad, mordiendole
en- yarias parties del cuerpo.
Delito del nino: haber hecho una
gracia en- la CANA.
Del hecho tienen conocimiento los
| tribunales.
Ha sido nombrado alcalde de BARGE
loneta don Ramon Matute; de Aqua
dilla, don Emilio Ibanez, de Barran-
quitas don Benigno Colon.
Dice un periodico ingles que la Reina
Victoria no ha bebido desde hace tres
amos una sola gotta de alcohol.
Pero hay que advertir que esa rigu--
rosa abstinencia no reconoce por causa
ell dar ejemplo edifcante. La Soberana
inglesa Sc We precisada d clio por los
ataques de reuma que con tanta frecuen-
cia la aquejan.
Los expertos en- ell arte de curar, me-
dicos cuya opinion vale mucho por su
larga experiences gran reputation pro
fesional, hacen justicia la Emulsion
de Scott.
SCon frecuencia receto mis- enfer-
mos la Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de
hfgado de bacalao con hipofosftos de
cal y de sosa, obteniendo siempre muy
buen exito>,
Guayama, Pto-Rieo, Julio 90 de
1994.-DR BLoNDET.
= El azdcar alcanza en- este mercado las
siguientes cotizaciones:
Centrffugas .....s 4 AZ
Mascabado claro. 80, 3 ;, 81
Refno .... .... ,, 2-5o,, $50
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7 E 4 7 R @

Anoche hizo su estreno la companf;
de zarzuela.
| Obra principal puesta en- escena
1 <Marina.9 Zarzuelita final: &c. de L.
Il Ante todo, debemos hacer consta
Il que la audici6n de anoche no nos basts
| para poder iuzgar la compahfa. Ht
habido para clio razones.
La tiple, senorita Tejedor, estaba,
desde que lego q esta ciudad, 1ndls
/ puesta. Ell baritone, senor Bulxados,
| { q auien ofmos cantar en- los ensayos
con voz de agradable sonoridad y ex-
Icelente timbre) sc encontraba, desde
hace dos dfas, atacado de una fuerte
Affection catarral Faltaban ,.n1meros
en- ell cuerpo de coros, por no habel
llegado ai1n algunos coristas, los que
se espera de un momento otro.
A pesar de clio, de la desigualdad
de que hubo de resentlrse por clio mis-
mo la Interpretation general, en- ambas
obras hubo justos aplausos para los
artistas.
La senorita Tejedor denota poseer
una voz de bello timbre Y extension
completa dentro de su <tessltura> de
tiple. La luci6 con aplauso, a pesar
del orgasmo de que Sc hallaba atectada.
Revela buenas dotes, aunque demues-
ira poca experiencia escenlea, 10 que
no es extrafo, puesto que es una artlsta
novel Els simpatica, modesto, y tlene
porvenir. La saludamos.
Para ell tenor Mathew, solo podemos
tener elogios como cantante. fosee,
como pocos, una voz bellfsima, de dull
ce timbre perfecta extension. III pu-
blico lie tribute ovacioRes. Mas aun
SC le aplaudirfa 81 demostrara mayor
brio, mas vida, mas calor artfstlco.
Por que no habrfa de lograrlo con nn
POGO de esfuerzo de su parte!
Ell seilor Buixados, por la razon
apunt ada, no pudo l&eir su voz eual
debiera. Vefasele sufrir, tratando Gle
Iuchar con su enfermedad.
Esperamos aplaudirle cual merece, en-
una audicion pr0xima.
A Salazar, va lie conocfamos. Els,
Como slempre, eli vielo arsista &c mu
cha experiencia.
FL tenor comico se7lor Areus reclblt
nutridfsimos muy mercedes aplausos'
Es un artista de los de bucna cepa, que
trabaia con entusiasmo, con gusto, cor
luio de detalles, con perfecto dominic
de la escena = con gran desenvoltura.
La sonora Imperial lie secundo muy
bien, compartiendo con el los aplausos
Para terminar: eMascotta, estaos
anunciada para esta noche. No podrs
ser hasta manana, causa de la lndls
posici0n del baritone.
En- ella, hara su ysdebut> Ia primeE
tipie senora JuliskAcosta.
-Despu6s de laaudici6n de esa obra
tan pronto lleguen los nuevos artlstas
haremos 10 que hoy, por las clrouns
tancias mencionadas, no podemos hacer
fun iuicio complete de la compahfa.
RAFAEL CONDE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
Sc VENDE La FIACA VENTURA

Sta en- ell extreme Norte de la Gale da
Mayor, en- ell barrio de Ia Cantera Conste
de casas grandes de msderas en- bastante
buen estado, 10 cuerdas. mas menos de
terreno de vega, coliDdando con ell rio Por-
tugues. Tiene cuadra. cochera. abrevadero,
aa ests de gran caps cidsd de ba-
fosaen exploitation. muchos frutales de to-
das classes, y buenos pastos; y la propiedad
de uno de los desagues del acueducto.
Actualmedte produce mas de 81 pS, y ex-
plots ndola bien puede dar hasta 6 pS.
Entendeerse cod con Federico Aguayo.
10 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
RECORTES

No hay mejores instrumentos para
gobernar bien que los hombres de bien.
-TACITo.
Ell principe que desea saber Ell gran
arte de reinar, no tiene mas que lamar
su lado al honor 4 la vitrud. d.-MoN-
TEsQUIEU.
81 queremos pasar por tntegros, no
basta que mostremos nuestra probidad,
es menester exigirla d los que estan GER
ca de nosotros.-CICER0N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

A todas las personas que SO sns-
criban 4 LA DEM0CRACIA de hoy al
dia Is de EnerO, SO les regalara
ellie y29 tomo dc Los MiSTERI0S
DE PARIS, encuadernados en pasta a
la hOIandesa.
Ademas, las paginas del Ser. tomo
publicadas hasta el dia on que SO sus-
Criban.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
DESPUES DE UNA LECTURA
5 o \ K t o

"A
Cierro tn libro. Sin fecunda idea,
tu arte es un ara donde no arde el fuego;
sombra de vida, laberinto ciego
de vanas formas que ell capricho crea.
Mi alma ell fulgor de 10 ideal desea,
y de esa estGril perfection reniego
que extrafla todo, en- indolente juego
palabras pule, 8 clausulas tornea.
Lejos de mi vuestra impasible Musa,
la que, especie de tragica Medusa,
convierte en- piedra el cor@-1on del vatSk
Dadme, dadme el poeta soberano
que bru7le ell verso varonil y humane
como Sc brune un arma de combate
EMILIO FERRARI.
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das las personas que, va verbalmente,
va por tarjetas, Sc han servido felici-
tarles con motive del nuevo afio.
En- la misma forma correspondence
a esas demostraciones de simpatfa.
Salud todos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
Ell AMOR ES LA MUERTE
DoLoRA A

Cuando el Dios justiciero
barrio de doses ell OlimpO entero
la muerte, con acento eternecido,
lie dijo al dios Cupido:
e-Tu que eres el honor de 10 creado,
Sc immortal como yo: vente mi lado.,
Y uniendo asf con la passion mas tierna
a la inquietud febril la paz eterna,
ell placer Y ell dolor viven de suer+e
nue ell que busca ell amor balla la muerse.
CAAcpC AMOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

DEL OLA
OPINION

OPINION
Don Carlos, el de Folchi, opina que
debe implantarse la autonomfa Ell las
Antillas poniendo al frente un eVirey>
n. de la RES la idea que tuvo ell
Conde de Amanda y que este propuso
Carlos Ill. Isl buscara ell terso algun
puestecito para el para algdn reeien
emparentado!
RIAL
Ell cable comunica la noticia de ha-
Der sido fusilado en- Manila ell agitador
Rizal.
PODEMOS CONTAR
Segun dice un redac Or de <El Libe--
ral> podemos contar con ell apoyo de
toda la Europa en- case de un coniicto
con los Estados Unidos, pvr haberselo
manifestado asf ell seflor Sagasta.
CICLON
Las cercanfas de Melbourne en- Aus
tralia han sido azotadas por un ciclon.
RUSIA Y TURQUIA
Russia ha exigido de Turqufa que
cumpla plantee las reformas acorda-
das ofrecidas a Creta.
Ell Sultan sc ha negado, y de esta
negativa ha dado cuenta Russia a las
potencias.
DEPORTADOS
En- ell vapor <Santiago>. han embar-
cado varios deportados.
A BAYAMO
Ell General Bosch ha conducido un
convoy a Bayamo, no siendo molestado
sino debilmente en- ell camino.
SIGUE LA METRA1LA
Vuelve decirse que ell cabecilla
Rius murio que fu6 gravemente he
rido en- un gran combate habido por la
parte de San Cristobal, provincial de
Pinar del Rio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

De regreso de los Estados- UDidos con una
extensa fact ura de timbres, botones, bate
rfas, alambres demas accessories, cfrece de
nuevo sus servicios para instalaciones elec
tricas de todas clases, y para niquelar objetos
Dor medic de La electricidad.
Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1895.
(Oristina 6) LUIS SALAzAR
Nota Sc facilitan presupuestos para palm
tas electricas. 2v.p.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
CONSEJO

No ahuyentes al mendigo
con viles amenazas.
Cuando un pobre rechaza ds .u eoas
;sabes a quien rechazas?
iAh! Tan SECURE estas de tu linais,
que no abrigas, siquiera,
nj lejano tenor de que ese ultra
de rechazo tie hiera?
Ess, que en- Die al msnos es tn hero
;sabes qt zen es de ito?
iAy iTeme hallar u psdrs cada arc
en- cada mozo, un hIJo
FEDERICO BALAB
Ell elector al diputado:
Me dijo usted que despues de ele
gido la podrfa pedir algo.
Ell diputado:
y estoy en- 10 mismo. Pida US
ted, cuanto quiera. Ell concederselo va
es otra cosa.
Examen de historic
Olga usted, joven, sque sahe us5sd
acerca de la muj jer en- la Edad Nalia : -
Nj una palabra. 80 ne conoo#-o
en- mi vida a ninguna mujer de es#
Sc.
I'm caballero muy econoraico =e
aires de gran senior y acude sic a1ra
testimonio de su criado, al cual ha
puesto la obligation de confrnar sus
palabras.
-Cuando viaj jo-decfa dfas atras,--
voy uno de los principales hoteles.
No es verdad, Jose?
-Mejor dirfa usted al primero...
Al primero. Jose tiene razon.
Y Jose prosigue sin inmutarse
Al primero que Sc encuentra al sa-
lir de la estacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
TU CASA
DE CASASkOVAS g. COMP
13-ATOCHA-13
13-ATOCHA

Ga saaba da recibir en- este acreditado es-
tabL diento IN extenso , variado surtido
de .zados de todss clases, tanto para ninos,
&C o para sefioras J csballercs
Il calzado one ofrecemos es oe uitlma no
yedsd, sus precios, lmitadfsimos-
Tcda persC ma que ouieIa haGerse de IN
r6lido barato calzado, scuda TU CASA
one de seguro saldI & Esti ffcha.
GRAN SURTIDO EN- EFEOTOS
DE PELETERIA
Ponce, Eoviembre 26 de 1885. ] m. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

- OJO!-Tarjetas al
minute se hacen en- esta
Imprenta. Gran variedad
en- tipos -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
CICLON

Las cercanfas de Melbourne en- Aus
tralia han sido azotadas por un ciclon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

Segun dice un redac Or de <El Libe-
rals podemos contar con ell apoyo de
toda la Europa en- case de un confiicto
con los Estados Unidos, pvr haberselo
manifestado asf ell senor Sagasta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
RUSSIA Y TURQUIA
DEPORTADOS

En- ell vapor <Santiagos han embar
cado varios deportados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
A BAYAMO

Ell General Bosch ha conducido un
convoy a Bayamo, no siendo molestado
sino debilmente en- ell camino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

CAMPO AMOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

Ell cable comunica la noticia de ha
Der sido fusilado en- Manila ell agitado
Rizal. -