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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
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sATISFECHO

SATISFECHO
El sefor Oanovas Sc muestra muy ssti f.
cho del texto del future MeL safe de Mr.
Mac Kiaiey.
Tzmbiea 10 esta de los services prestados
por e General Goberna0or de Puerto REQ
8enor SAbas Marin.
DICESE
Qle el Goberno Sc propone dictar re-
glas para Ia expulsion &c los eXtranjeros sin
faltar las conVenlls lnternacionales.
MAO KINLEY
Lego 4 Washington siendo recibido con
graEQes oVacloUes.
Mr.. Cleveland le obseouio con IN esple1-
dido baDquete al que aslstieron Sherman y
Oiney.
LOS YANKEES
La deuda yal k5e ha tenido ell mes pasado
III aunehtC a. cua-ro J medic milloues de
les t: os Jou dia noche y reparen con gran
actlVldad y IoE gan en- condolences faVora
DIES aus bnques de guerra.
ORC
FL Jap5a log sterra han adoptado para
todaS sus traLsecC1o rs ell patron oro.-i thi
EN- CaETA
Los RIB ,ldes at~oaroa las tropas turcas
a uuIeues hcleron tres nil prisioneros. La
meyor patte fde pasada Gu. hilIo
Un coronei Jurco fIe mu3rto en- iag GALES
de Canea per varies gandarmes gciegos FL
hecho h producido alguuos d9sorderes.
Los ouques extranJeros desembarcaron
foerzas para fcst.biecer ell orden.
R5suItaron muertos IN m arinsro gen
darmes.
LAS POTENCIAS
Han pasado nota colectiya al obierno
Grlego danooie IN plazJ de seis dIas para
que oyacue Oreua.
Las mIsmas potencias hal pasado otra no
ia al Goblsrno Turco exigiendo que la Au
toHomIa SEA otofg .da a la Isla de Oreta.
TEhRIBLE ALUD
Ua alud tremeado b.. caido sobre ell cele-
bre monasterlo de San B5rnardo. I'll edif-
clio en- patti IA sloo destruido; pero So ha2
salyado los Mopges.
NOT[CIAS DE La GUERRA
WEYLER
Acampo en- Cama1uani-cercs de R3me-
dios M archA hAcla el n orte con seis coium.
mas.
MAXIMO GOMEZ
Acosado por la galgaardia de Weyler h
divldldo sus faeIzAs pequen ,s gcupos.
WeyIer eu Ysz IA hech3 otro Ianto para
persegaIrle cen actlVIdaC.
POI al prlslOlero hecho los rebeldes POI
fuerzas Dc B rDoD SO sabe que ha muerto
Agulrre, Qulntn BAnderas ell Marques de
Santa Lucia.
Ha habldo varies pequefos encuentrcs Ell
Plnar del Rio con 81 resuitado felz de STEM
pre-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

de Taverney, que os hab6is que
dado alli cuando todos volvfan2
-S.nora, respondi6 Felipe, M.
de Lafayette, al dejar ell Nuevo
Mundo, tenfa necesidad de IN of
cial d confanza q quien poder en-
comendar uda parte del mando de
los aux liares, Y en- eu virtud ne
ha propuesto al general Was
hipgton. que Sc ha dignado acep-
tarme.
-SPerece que nos vienen mu-
chos heroes de esa parte de mum
do de 4 10 nos hablais2 dip Ia
reina.
V. NJ. no dice ESQ de mi,
respondio Felipe riendo.
-tY por que noF repuso la rel
ma, luego, volyi6ndose hacia ell
conde de Artois, afiAdi6:
-Mirad, hermano lnfo Ia her
mosa apostura y ell aire marcial
del senor de Taverney.
Felipe, viendose puesto de este
modo ep relaci6n con el conde de
Artois, d qnien no conoefs, di6
IN paso hacia 81, solicitando del
prfucipe el permiso de saludarle.
FL conde hizo IN signo con Ia
mano, y Felipe Sc inclin6.
-;Hermoso Official. exclam6 ell
ioven principe. I'm noble ca
ballero que me allegro de conocer!
tCuAIes son vuestras intencionee
al volqer Francis
+ Iipe miro d 50 hermana.
Monst nor, respoudi6, tengo
el is.te1es de nj hsrmana que do
nslna el ufo, y de ccnsignientt
haze 10 que ella quiera que hsga
Pero eIeo que hiy adenifl
Il nor De Taverney padre, dis
eG eoLde De AIlois.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

-Senora, dijo Andrea incli-
nandose, aquf ten6is a mi hernia
no.
Felipe salud6 con gravedad y
lentitud.
Cuando .evanto IA cabeza, aun
Ia reins no habfa separado la Wis
ta del espejo, aunque es verdad
que vefa en- el tan bien como 81
hubiese mirado a Felipe de fren-
te.
-Buenos dfas, senior de Taver
ney, diio Ia reina volviendose.
La reina estaba bella con ese
brillo real que confundfa alrede-
dor de su trono a los amigos de
la soberanfa y los adoradores
de la mujer; tenfa ell poder de la
hermosura, y, perd6nesenos la
inversion de Ia idea, tenfa tam
bi5n la hermosura d7l poder.
Felipe, al yer aquslla sonrisa,
al sentir aquel oio limpido, fero
dIlce d la vez, tijar-e en- el,
paldeci6 y dei6 Yer en- toda gu
peTroT a la mas viva emoclon.
-Parece, s,lor de farveney,
prosigui6 Ia reins, que nos desti-
nais vaestra primeFa vista: gra-
cias.
V. II. Sc digua olvidar que
soy 20 quien debo dAros gracias,
replied Felipe.
-iCuantos amos, diio la reina,
cuautos tiempos pasados desde
que nos hemos vistt I! iAyl iel
mas hermoso tempo de la vida.
Para mi, 4, senora; pero no
para V. NJ, para quien son be-
llos todos los dias.
u Conque tanto afecto Ia
beis tonnage j la America, stflor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

pom, a donde piensa diriglrse sQue
es una barbaridad Y y una desver-
gil i,rzag Iududab'emente; pero es
tamb;en ana cosa nunca vista.
7 de aquel club, cuyas socias y
socios pasan ell dla describiendo de
claraciones amorosas R;go y con
sorte. no saldra ningdn visitador co
mo ell ingl6s, que estando de vista
en- este club de Jos honsbres de pc
sali6 beuscamente, pero muy serio, y
va en- la Gale, le v'o alguien sentarse
en- un banco. ~. reirse q carcaja-
das del club
Lo cual tiene mas chiste que aso
ciar y exponer sin obi to miles de
kilos de carnaza
LUIS BONAFOUX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
NOticiaS
generate -

Hoy las tres d la tarde deben march IT
| IS EE. en- tren expreso para Yauco.
Hemos sido invitados por ia Acadia Mu
nieipal para la despedida de tan ilustrss
| huespedes, cugo acto 50 efactuala en Ia E.
| tacion
M arfD Sd distiuguida familia quienes
reiteramos ell testimcnio de nuestra consi-
deracion mas respetuo5a.
De Ei Gtobo de M ldrid
N W York Febrero IA S gun noticias
de Canton, Estados Uaidos, publicadas por
Ell peri6dico El Heraldo, ,@el Duevo presidente
Mac Kinley declare estar dispuesto reco,
nocer la independence de Cuba 81 al ter
minar el inVierno no Sc h ala paciicada Ia
isla
Estas declaraciones han causado viva
emoci6n, por contrastar con la condueta Sc
guida de algdl tiempo esta parte por ell
Gobierno Cleveland.
dem, idem idem Ell pelio lico Et He
ra9do, de esta poblacion, acoge ell rumor de
haber desembaroado una exoadicion flibus
terra en- Maria la G0rda, provincial de Pinar
del Rio.
Varias persoaas de ests ciudal sc queian
del atraso con q lie sc viene recibendo la co
rrespondencia, sobr5 todo Ia que SO reparte
por las maf1anas.
Llamamos la atsaci6a al senor Adminis
trador.
Eta noche, en- el teatro, Dior ct6B1onus,
de Sardou, & benefcio de EvaDgtlna Adams
La gsntil ar yista dedioa su funci On de ga
cia varias senoras sef1oritss de 10 mas
granada de esta sociedad, y la Prensa de
Ponce
No fAltaremos
DeS o Garm4u ''Ei comit6 sntonomista
cubiertas las vacantes que existian con an
terioridad Y las de los miembros que mani
festaron ser disid entes del acuerdo tornado
en- la asamolea celebrada en- la Capital los
dias y y l3 del N % pasado, qaed6 compile
tado aDoch9 con la election de varios dis
tir guidos correligiouarios; por 10 cual hey
forman 81 comite los senores icdo. don Rs
mon Q1ifones, don Jose Toro Seda, don To
mas Agrait Font, don Toma Qui1ones,
don Joaquin Severa, don J ose Antonio S4-
nabria, don Francisco Pag 81, dor Francisco
Antonio Nazario, Lcdo. don Jose D Gallo
Fieytas, doctor don juan Quif ones, dou
Felix Aeosta, don Lucas Pagan y don SALIVA
dor .rcet Id que hs sido comuuicad0 hoy
al Sr Pfesid8nte del eomte liberal de Ia
provincia.
Seg6n un despacho telegr4fico, via H Aba
na, que pQDllca La C0TTeSpo7SI6ncfn, el Sc
fior C4novas declara haber recibido ayiso
Official de que Mae K'nley no favorecera en-
nada los insarrectos cubanos.
T-legramas, via Habana.
Ha muerto en- L6ndres al f4mcso Blondfn.
LIS grandes poteneias estan COZ formes
en- que sc conceda Oreta una autonomfa
absolute
El colera ha aparecido en- algnnas comar
cas- de la Iadia. Dfeese que el goberno ru-
so SO propone imponer ura capftulaci6n
Grecia J Turqufa.
AVISO Hago saber al pdblico en gene
raj que no reconoeer6 cueuta aigana que no
haya sida contraida por mi misrno perso
nalmente. Aibonito, Mario De 1927
N d. Francisco BecerrG q Otero.
Una suizs la doctora en- Medic'na mada
moiselle Z1rcber, va a dirigirse Abisinia
para practicar su refesion en- Ia cote del
n gus
La expresada doctora no va la ventura:
Ia reeomienda muy efcszmente Menelk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
Lease

Sc venden dos pianos magnfficos y
baratos: ueo frances Y Otro catalan.
Dirigirse al professor Rubio, ealle de
Atocha prolongaci6n Nortc. TO
Ponce, Mario de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

SECRLTARIA
DE La
LUZ ELECTRICA DE PONCE
DE La

La JuL to General de accionistas convoca-
da para ell dia de aver con objeto de hsblar
de les EStatLtos I % pndo tfeotusrse por tal-
ta de IepTet e. tacion reg g'amentaria.
Eu copsecuencis, la Directiva despues de
eetimar u ute la resoluci6n del asuuto J
cinendose q lo precertusd en- los articalo.
30 81 % de los Estatutos, acord6 citar por
segunda vez los accionistas, para ell pr6xi
mo lunes del actual las 8 de la noGhe,
por ell local de costumbre, encarecer los
IL teTesados su asistencia al aeto.
Lo que sc hAce public les se1ores con
siguientes.
Ponce, Mario de 1e97.-El Secretario
j o Pdt tdrfeH Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
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LOS PADRES Los HIJO5

Un enjambre de psj .cos N tttos
en- janla de metal guard caorero.
Y cuidarlos volo desd4 ei otBro,
la pareja de padres sf gdos.
Isl aquf. diio ell pastor, Visnen -idos
sus hi 1s a cuidar con tai esner0,
yer como cuidan sus hljos quiero
los hijos por amor, sgradecidos.
D,ia entire reds la pareja envuets;
la puerta abre ell pastor de duro slsnore,
cerra los padres los hjos sneita.
auy6 de los hijaelos ell emf ,mbre,
como en- vauo sc espero su vuelta,
mato los padres el dolor el ha-bre.
CasHpoamor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
CircO Apollo

Anoche, seedn d'gimos aver, abri6 sns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
Campoamor.

Gede6a, discutiendo Coz IN amigo
@Te digo sostengu qus 10 oreo On los
refranes, Ia pEueba ma rem 20 81 ell
silencio es orc seomo los rudo 40 son mi
lloDarios2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
2 &c RT =

Siampre que ts adVi srtan slgpa d.fe"to,
b ste cuenta de o. nBnca te dicen siu0
la mitsd de 10 que es-N coils.
La onini6n tiene mas flerzs qne ls~-er-
dad Stob3r.
La vanidad, hiela 81 co-az6n. -Adme.
Necker.
La emolaei6a es IN estrsetn de Ia euvidis.
la msnera qua ciert ,s rsn4dios 6ties SC
extraen dc algunss plaLtas vanenosss.-As-
btre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

81 no ia mentido mi espera "a ioos;
81 al 11 prendio mi fueg on I'd alma pura,
J ia mirada dice m, VENTURA
10 que Sc niegs COL fa sar tu oocs t:
81 no puedes 8 ya IA dura rocs
en- que Sc estrella Ell mar do mi ternurs,
Y tu rnbor m b II curA
con liamarada "A did. provoc&:
Oese, bien mfa. Ell Il ,spi I'd dsi, srte
de tn sil5ne,o y dIm7 que al ca i&r',
mss profdudu este aupr l. 8 arr Ia te,
n temas per ni Vi IL 81 Ca sAri
pues como he de vIvtI p4rs 4f,r4rte,
no morire de I'D al s~eu n.ro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
Entire amigas:

Entire amigos:
-SO6mo te has atrevido rec b azsr ese
joven tan gaspoG No me explico por que IA
te G ,sta.
Me es muy slu pstico; perc Y ! soy rauy
celosa = el es caJero 90 Is casa dc psRs,<--
-SY que7
No hay oajero que no acabe pc ser
infiel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

Sc VENDE / coche de lfnea en- per-
fecto estado con sus cuatro parejas de
eaGallos y yeguas, un espejo de salon,
una consola y dos mesas pequeilas ma
deras del pals.
Para informes dirijirse Julio Ra-
ma, quinta de Ramon Rivera, Portu-
CUES. Ponce, II de Febrero de 1897
] m d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

Nos completeness en- haeer ldblico que
don Jaime Pericas ba satIsfech los reelbos
de suscrlcioa que tenfa pendlentes, por Ia
cual esta empresa le ds las graclas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

Los criados:
Juan. vaya ustsd la est.ci5 snts-
rese que hota sale ei 1itimJ treu 30 Ia
Inca del NortG
Ei domestico vueiYe las t;ez d., IL nc--l
che.
800 no hs tardaao listed tanto tieupoa
-MTe listed, sef1orito, no be uuerido
farme de nadie J ha esperauo yo mlsrno
qua sa.iese ell 1itlmu trel.
Dsspues de la primera noche de bCda, Ie-
ysntase ell marldo al Esyar et aba, euciende
la chimeDea hace Ell ce Il del GU 4 sIesu una
tsza su espoaa, Cue cohti. d. aorig ,olta ca
la cana.
10 le felfz soy! !-ex,lama la O. yUgle.
-sh.s visto bien 10 que b, hvchus ie Pfc
gunta el marido.
-Si.
-Pues bieD; este 10 mas que IN j mplo
para que sepas qle dsbes aausr ooumgo
todss las ma0aaes
C4pitulaciones mstrlmoniales
-ttero no dl1o usteu que dab@ sus htjas
ci-cuenta NIL uuros do uotef
: 81, senor; y 10 sIgo atrmando.
-PGss 9ntoncrs, seodno TO le asigna us-
ted M tatura mas que oil. z mI1
-POTque teDgo CLEO hl1as, dot .dss todss
en- esa cantidad, y sJio tOcau dlsz mil duros
cada una. Saque ueted Ia cueLLa.
EN- Ell ALBUM De ELISA TAvaR
Partes lei n rlerra,:
81 en- elias ere rz
Y alcapZ IS q Orie y r5uonbFe
no divides tu pals.
ERO
The morning times., 1897-01-02
HUNTED FOR TROUBLE.
Frank Gantz Filled Up With New
Drink and Found 1t.

There was lively New Years Day scrap
about 10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon in
front OF the Baltimore and Ohio depot.
Frank GantZ, colored, seventeen years old.
filled up with combuStible fluid-a new
drnk-known as gin piroquettes. The
stuff warmed up Franks bad blood and he
started out TO look for trouble. He found it,
In front of the depot was assembled a
miscellaneous congregation OF colored men
and half-grown boys. Gantz approached
and in a defiant tone challenged the entire
crowd to combat.
A modern David in the shape Of bow.
legged little colored nan stepped forward,
brickbat in hand, and threw it with great
force, shifting Gantz on the head, knocking
him d own and cutting cash on his fronts.
piece. Then Gantz arose and charged on
the -leggedfellow, who got Gantz's fore
finger in his mouth and nearly chewed it
up.
When Policeman Mansfield and the Sixth
precinct patrol wagon arrived Gautz was
in pretty bad shape. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital where his wounds
were dressed. Then he was locked up,
charged with disorderly conduct.
.Dis is rough,' said Gantz in his cell.
''Fust to be stricken wild a brick my fin
ger nearly bit off, made Emergency Hos
pital case, and den locked up for court. But
l wuz lookin' fer trouble, an | foun' it,
The morning times., 1897-01-02
.PUBIIc's LAST HANDsHAKE.
Continued From First Page.

B. Thompson, Col. Thomas shannon, Major
NJ. NJ Whitney, Col H. ID. Norton,Capt. w.
IL. Bailey, w. E. Keefer Capt. w. H.:
+. Williams. Col Oliver Shaw, Thomas
Flint, j. w. POLLOCK, d. Paul Leech, II. II.
specht, j. S. Wykoff, Major j. II. Hen
bricks, Col. F. =. White B. w. Beebe, o: ID:
Thatcher II. G. Bradley, j. NJ Churchill and
others. Each of the three city encamp7
ments, Nos. Ill, SO and %, were repre-
sented.
Capt. j. M. Edgar was at the head of the
Old Guard, the next in line. The organiza-
ton turned out about forty men.
Among those who helped to swell the
ranks were Capt Israel w Stone, Dr. l..
York, Past Department. Commanders @.
T. c. Dinsmorc, j M. Pipes, Z. c. Hoover.
and j. NJ McCabe, formerly of the depart
ment staff; ost'Commander r. Z. Smith,
Senior Vice Department Commander j. NJ
Hewlett, Lieut.. Cunning, Lieut.. Fuss and
others. -
The organizations named were followed
into the grounds and through the White
House by a long line OF civilians OF both
sexes and all ages.
The people began the formation of the
line nearly two hours before they were ad-
mltted to the grounds and endured good
naturedly and nncomplaininglyi the long
delay, in order ttat they should not lose
place and priority
The column extended west totbe entrance
Of the State, War and Navy building long
before the hour set for the entrance TO the
grounds. AS usual, the line moved slowly,
giving the advance guard time for a last
opportunity to give President Cleveland a
New Year greeting.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
LOYAL WOMEN ENTERTAIN.
Their Guests Included Large Num-
Der of Grand Army Men.

Their Guests Included Large MIMI
Der of Grand Army Men.
The crowded rooms at tie headquarters
of the Legion OF Loyal Women. Al Tenth
street northwest, from p. IN. to p. III.
yesterday, attested the attTactiyeneSs OF
that point of pilgrimag ge on New Years Day.
The ladies Of the legion kept open house
during the receiving hours, where the
president and general officers received their
guests with cordial and hospitable greet
ing.
Among the visitors were C A. r. Depart
Inent Commander John McElroy and his
staff and quite number OF the past de-
partmental commanders, Capt. Edgar OF
the Old Guard, officers and meInhers of
the Union Veteran Legion, and Of the
Union Veteran Union. With these came
in most cases there lady friends, so that
the receiving party had a big, although
very pleasant afternoon and evenings
work
While there was no arranged program
there was music, instrumental and vocal,
to which the Grand Army men contributed
pleasantly by their rendition of several
OF the old campfire songs. All round it
was an exceedingly entertaining New Years
reception, as are indeed all the social
affairs under the auspices of this sterling
and Invaluable organization.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
PRINCE LUSIGNAN'S ORDERS
Clara Barton and Captain Horton
Recent Recipients.
History of the Lusignan Family and
Description of the Title-As
Old as CrusadeS.

Two Americans have been decorated
very recently by Guy de Lusignan, com
monty known as Prince de Lusignan. one
of these is Miss Clara Barton, a Washing
tcnian, and the other is Capt. Horton, sec
retary to Gen, Horace Porter, grand
marshal for the inaugural parade.
Miss Barton's decoration was that Of
Melusine, Il title which goes back to the
time of the Crusaders. That OF Capt.
Horton is tie order Of st. Catherine of
Mt Sinai, an institution, the establishment
Of which was made possible by the Sue
cesses Of the Crusa ders.
The present prince Of Lusignan bears
the same name as that OF his famous
ancestor, Guy de Lusignan, who fought
with Saladin. This latter prince re-
ceived the title, after the war for the re-
covery OF Jerusalem from the MosiemS. Of
Prince OF Armenia, Cyprus and JeruSalcf2,
which title is Inherited by the present
prince now resident OF Paris, having been
banished by the sultan from Turkey on
account of his zeal on behalf Of the
.Arme mans.
The Mciusine decoration was bestowed
on Miss Barton for her efforts on behalf
of the ArInenians, of whom Prince LuSig-
nan is the titular prince, and on Capt.
Horton for his historical work ON the
Lusgnan family The order OF MeIusiEe
was bestowed for yalor on the field of
battle
The morning times., 1897-01-02
NEW YEAR OF THE CROOKS.
Thefts Reported at Police Head.
quarters Yesterday Morning.

Tie record of robbcfies at police head
quarters commenced the year 1897 with
tile entry of four thefts.
Walter s. Evans, residing at No. 1911
Riggs street northwest, reported to In
spector Hollinbcrger that while attend
ing the Columbia Theater Thursday after
noon his light overcoat and par OF gloves
were stolen from his seat
The clothesline in the yard Of the resi-
deuce of E. Q. Flaherty, No 131 O
street southwest, was stripped by thieves,
who secured six suits Of canton flannel
underwear, six outing shirts and Il lot
of female undergarments.
A lap robe. blanket and whip were stolen
from the buggy Of George E. Davis Of
Twining City last night while the vehicle
was standing in front OF No. 1905 Third
street southwest.
A light cream colored melton overcoat.
the property of Howard Fields, residing
at No. 1906 Fourth street northwest.
was stolen from tile toilet room IN the
American House.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
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F00TS0RE SICK AND WEARY
Oyster Dredger Ganser Made Call
Upon Mr.. Frank.

There was another outraged oyster
dredger among the human drift wood which
floated into the sanitary office ut police
headquarters yesterday.
The oystefmah, ra gged and wretched, was
Mr.. FRANKS first New Years caller. He
gave his name as Charles Ganser and said
his home is in New York city, where he
was shipped as a sailor and taken TO Balti-
more.
There he was placed aboard an oyster
dredging vessel, which sailed for the lower
7 otomac.
Ganser told the usual story of ill-usage
at the hands of the captain and said he was
put ashore to freeze or starve. He walked
To this city and was fo6tsore, weary and
half-starved when he entered the sanitary
office
Mr.. Frank gave tie poor fellow hot
New Years breakfast and sent him to
lodging house. He viii be furnished with
transportation co his home today.
Following GaHser were several wretched
creatures, sick and destitute, who were sent
to the hospitals 10 commence the year 1897
in the midst of scenes of sickness and sur
fering.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
DEATH OF WILLIAM SHUSTER.
Lifelong Resident of Washington
Passes Away

Mr.. William NJ. Shuster, a lifelong resi-
dent Of this city, died at bis home, No. laos
Fifteenth street, yesterday morning, after
a brief illness.
entered into business. When scarcely
twenty years of age he became partner in
the dry goods house OF Shuster & ClaggeG,
which, during its existence, was one of the
most successful business firms in tie city.
The funeral services will be held at his
home on Mondayat .: sop. M, after which
the lnterment will be made in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Shuster leaves a widow and three
sons. William NJ, a lawyer; Samuel D., and
Alvin E. Shuster.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
A SaIarndnder Did 1T.

A ''salamnnder'' in the unoccupied house
No 1911 II street northwest, caused an
alarm Of fire to be turned in Thursday
evening, to which No. / engine company
responded, but did not go into service
The 'salanandcr' was simple iron heat
ing contrivance or stove employed by plas
terers to dry the walls and ceilings in a
newly plastered house. This particular
'salamander'' was filled with kindling
wood and left in the house 1t soon
commenced to emit great puffs of smoke,
which filled the house, giving it the ap.
pearance Of being on fire. No damage
resulted
The morning times., 1897-01-02
THEIR LAST HOPE GONE.
Window Glass Workers AssOcia-
tion Can't Be Held Together.

Pittsburg, Jan. 1.-The last hope Of those
members of the American Window Glass
Workers Association that the 9Tganiza-
ton could be held together has been dis
sipated by a legal opinion furnished by
their attorney, who says that under the
present laws no charter of Incorporation
could be obtained for the association.
This decision being adverse, a rapid dis
solution Of the organization is predicted
and it is probable that an application viii
soon be made for the appointment Of q
receiver TO wind up its affairs.
For several years the window glass
workers association was accounted the
most autocratic ard powerful of all the
labor organizations of Jhe world The as
sets are said to amount TO about $4,000,
and the liabilities are $IS0,0OO.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
THE JULIUS LANSBURGH
Furniture and Carpet Company Is Tenn
porarily at 1881 and 1893 H
Street Northwest.
Furniture Z

The Julius Lansburgh Furniture and
Carpet Company is temporarily located at
The Exchange, 1881 and 333 street
northwest, opposite the old site Of The
Rink. An parties indebted TO the company
are requested To call at above number at
cnce and settle their Indebtedness. owing
10 The total loss Of our entire stock we are
greatly in need Of money and will appre-
cite your prompt settlement The Julius
LaHsburgh Furniture and Carpet Co.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Killed in a Railroad Accident.

Schenectady, N. Y, Jan. EARLY this
morning rear end collision occurred on
the New York Central Railroad near here
between two freight trains. John Cook,
a fireman, and Charles Vogcl, n brakeman,
both of Albany. were killed. George
Gilchrist, engineer of the rear train, saw
that e6ilisionswaS Inevitable, and jumped,
thus saving his life., Several cars caught
fire and were burned, causing d loss of
$50. 900.