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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20
CITY BREVITIEs.

Lafayette McLaws camp of confederate
Veterans will meet tonight at the Reg
mental armory.
The spalding Bicycle Clubs first road
race of the season will take place on the
Bay street extension at o'clock this aft
ernoon.
The filming of a colored woman by Re-
corder Hartridge yesterday for picking
flowers in Colonial Park, will have a ten
dency to stop the plucking of flowers in
the public parks.
Detectives Godbold and scully arrested
Oscar Dickinson last night for the larceny
of a $50 watch from Mrs. Shekels. Will
lam Proctor, darkey, was arrested for
the larceny of clothing from Mr.. Gustave
Fox.
In the list of delegates to the Travellers
Passenger Association convention, pub
lished yesterday the name of Mr.. Edward
Hett was omitted. Mr.. Hett is the trav-
cling representative of the Savannah
Brewery. He says he will sure be there"
The Wideawake Base Ball Club has or
ganized with the following players: A
Ivey, catch; H. Roache, pitch; w. Buck
wald first base l.. Savarese, second base;
F. Schwarz, third base; ]. Hlrt, short STOP
T. Jollie, left field; j. Vonnewton, center
field; u. Beckman, right field; H. Roache.
manager; T. Jollie, captain.
The receipts at the city treasurer's Of
flee for taxes for the first quarter of 1897.
reached SOL, 800 This does not include IL
cense taxes and is just about on a par
with the average of previous years : The
banks have not yet paid their taxes. there
being some difference with the board of
tax assessors as to the returns of some of
the banks.
The little Syear-old daughter of Mrs
Rebecca Roberts, living at Gwinnett and
Habersham streets, was severely bitten
yesterday about O'Clock by large point
er dog belonging to a neighbor. The an
imal was not thought to be suffering with
rabies, and was killed later by the notice.
man on that division, acting under the in
structions Of Mai. Karow, chairman of
the police commission.
The Chatham Artillery held its mar
terly meeting last night at its arnorv
The business transacted was nearly ali of
the ordinary routine character. II was
decided to hold the annual picnic OF the
company May l. Committees will no
named in a day or two to make all the
necessary provisions for the. event ON
Friday night the Chatham Bicycle club
will give its second run. The spin will be
out the Louisville road to the end of the
paved portion. 1t was decided that the
Chathams would attend the regimental
fair and that, If possible, some night Of
this week would be selected. They EXPECT
TO invade the bazaar fifty strong.
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COL. c. n. HANIETTER DEAD.
He Was n Former Savannahian and
Identified With Many Enterprises.

He Was n Former Savannahian and
Identified With Many Enterprises.
DR.. L. A. Falligant received a telegram
yesterday from Mr.. w. R. Hanleiter of
Griffin, announcing the death Of the lat
ter's father, Col. C. r.. Hanleiter; in At
lanta.
Col. Hanleiter was a grand uncle Of
Mrs. L. A. Falligant, and was well known
TO many Of the older citizens here. He
was said to be the Oldest printer and news
paper man in the state. He was born in
Savannah June Il, 1915, being the grand
son Of John Jacob HandIeiter. one of the
SalzDurger pioneers who settled Ebenezer.
Efhngham county, i'm 1874 The smelling
of the name was Changed To Honlaiter
by his father. When quite young he was
apprentlced to learn the printers trade
TO William Robertson, editor and propri-
etor OF the Savannah Georgian, serving the
1uH time OF seven years and several
months over.
In In 1884 he assisted in getting out the
uIst number of the Augusta Constitution
ailst' which was merged after the war
with the Augusta Chronicle Previous 10
the war he engaged in the publication ~
various newspapers and periodicals nj
Mdcoh' forsyth, Madison and Atlanta. and
estaDnshed the Franklin printing house Of
AlIahta which Is to-day one OF that citv's
prosperous enterprises.
Coi. Hanleiter was an ardent wbig and
opposed TO secession, but after the war
became Iact raised a company. with
Whlch ne served during the remainder of
the war, being for three years in commend
OF the post at Beaulieu on the Vernon
river. IN lS66-67 he was private secretary
70 president William NJ Wadley of the
central railroad. and was later snperin-
Ienaent OF the Bethesda Orphans Home.
. al 1ne early 1Vs he returned to Atlanta.
and publishing business. For ne H. -
several years he has lived in enforced re-
Irement on account of falling evesight
iie leaves several children, ali residing in
the upper portion Of the state. Amone
the number is Mr.. w. r. Hanleiter. one
OF tne leading business men of Grimm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20
CHURCH oFF1CERs CHOSEN.
Easter Monday Elections at the
Episcopal Churches.

Easter Monday Elections at the
Episcopal Churches.
The Episcopalan churches held their
Easter elections yesterday.
st. Johns church elected the following
wardens and vestrymen:
Wardens-David Wells and George Corn
well.
Vestrymen-G. H. Remshart, d. Y.
Dancy. G. T. Cam, c. S. Connerat, j, H.
Estill, T. P. Ravenel. w. G. Morrell and
e. Mcintyre.
Christ church elected the following;
Senior Warden-H. c. Cunningham.
Junior Warden-C. L. Jones.
Vestrymen-J. II. M. Clinch, John NJ
Bryan, William Garrard, w. II. Elliott,
H. NJ. C. Smith, b. f. Finney and Ed
ward S. Elliott.
st. Paups church elected the following
officers last night:
Senior Warden-J. II. Elton.
Junior Warden-W. H. Coleman.
Vestrymen-F. w. Garden,J. c. Tyson, T.
B. Irwin, w. p. La Roche. w. b. barrow,
and c. II. Jordan.
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SHUT IN BY SMOKE AND FLAME.
Il. EichoItE and His wife Rescued
From an Uncomfortable Place

Il. EichOltz and His wife Reasoned
From an Uncomfortable Place.
An alarm Of fire was turned in AZ On
o'clock yesterday morning from box No
%. The department. after a quick ru,
located the blaze in the barroom of n
Eicholtz, at No. 3l3 East Broad stree,
The flames were soon extlnguished bv Tho
chemical engine from headquarters. The
damage which was slight was confined
almost entirely to the stock Of llouors
The smoke was very dense ana cnt ~
the means Of exile from the house OF Ist.t-
oltz, and his wife. who occuuied ~.
rooms above. A ladder was placed aga,n+,
the yeranda and the fremen climbed ~
the roof, The proprietor and MA v,ffo
came through "a window and We're parse6
down the ladder TO the ground. There ,gss
wac no damage, but the position 81 ~.
occupants in the rooms above mo a..
was an uncomfortable one. both on ae-
count OF the smoke and the rather NO
heiFing Influences OF fire on the aoor
below. The cause Of the Gre is not known
telephone alarm was SEM into Ma. ?
engine house ai 1913 o'clock from l. f;ot-
llebH bakery no. a22 Bryan street A
nf. hhi Hiariad in room above. the bod
being che hrat thing discovered on 0rn
Aliff "a hiiie trouble the flames were ex-
NNsD''pe9 without any great damage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS wEDDED.
silver Wedding the Same Day as the
Brides Parents Golden Wedding.

Silver Wedding the Same Day as the
Brides Parents Golden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Semken celebrated
their silver wedding last night at the cor.
ner of Bay and East Broad streets. They
were rendered a surprise party on account
of the event. A singular feature of the
occasion was the fact that the parents Of
Mrs. Semken celebrated their golden we'd
ding on the same day in Bremen, Ger
many. Those present last night at the
supper given in celebration of Mr.. and
Mrs. Semken's silver wedding were Rev.
and Mrs. w. C. Schaeffer. Mesdames NJ.
Helmken, John Larch, D. w. Henken, II.
Schroeder, G. Schroeder, g. Garwes, Will
liam Steffens, John Kuck. j. NJ. Asen,
dorf, M. G.. Helmken, M Entelman, d.
Entelman, J. II. Hoffman, John d. Stem,
J. f. Entelman, d. Stem, Misses Adele
FINAL, Annie Helmken, Critic Helmken,
Messrs. G. ID. Semken and w. II. Cartel
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THE GRAND DUCHESS LIDELLED.

To Answer For Running Down the
BarISentine Nellie smith.
The steamship Grand Duchess has been
llbeled in New York for damages by the
sinking OF the barkentine Nellie Smith.
Two libcls against the steamer have been
fled IN the clerks Office In the United
States district court-one brought by the
owners OF the Nellie Smiths cargo FOR
$1,000. and the other by the owners of The
barkentine for S2l,5O Several other
claims, for the loss Of life, viii be present.
ed.
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TO TALK OVER QUARANTINE.
Lively Discussion Looked For Al
TO-nIght's Meeting.

Or. W. W. owens and Mr.. II. p Smart
who went to New Orleans last week on
visit Of inspection to the New Orleans
quarantine station, returned yesterday.
The New Orleans quarantine station Is
ninety miles down the river. and the sa-
yannah visitors did not have much time
20 spend IN tho city after making the trip
10 quarantine ana back
When seen yesterday by Morning
News reporter Or. owens declined ID
diacuss bis visit 10 New Orleans. saving
ihht the Information gathered by him
would De- Furnished af the public meeting
~ enc sanitary board 60 hc held tonight
FOR tne discussion Of tbe subject of uuar-
hniine. This meeting wHl be- largely AL.
lenl,d by business men and Others Inter
eafed.
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DIED FROM AN ACCIDENTAL SHOT
Charles f. JarrOts Death at Flor
ence, south Carolina.

tHNVs oUWNH NWFUIiHH,
Mr.. John M. Bryan received a telegram
yesterday from Florence. s. c.. announc-
ing the death Of his nephew. Mr.. Charles
E. Jarrot, Jr. The circumstances con-
nected with the death of Mr.. Jarrot are
unusually sad A week ago he and a
friend were firing at a target with pls-
tolls, and Mr.. Jarrot was accidentally shot.
the ball entering just behind the ear lie
fingered until yesterday, being insenslble
was well known between Charleston and
Jacksonville, having for some years rep.
resented the Southern Express Company
between those points. His many friends
will regret his sudden death, which oc-
Cured at the home of his parents in Flor
once.
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Georgia state Epworth League Con-
Vention, April 22-25, 1897.

For above occasion, the Central Of
Georgia Railway Company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Atlanta. from Savannah.
at rate OF Ss.sT for the round trip.
Tickets on sale April p TO . inclusive.
limited 20 April %, 1897. returning.
For further Information. call on w c.
Brewer, G. r. A +. A.. No. 80 Bull street
--nd.
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters OF Local and Gem
eraI Interest.

The steamer Alpha arrived from Beau
fort yesterday afternoon at o'clock with
the first excursion OF the season. The
boat was crowded with the colored popu.
lation OF the South Carolina town, ana
there were several hundred Of their sa-
vannah friends on the wharf when the
boat arrived. a brass band accompa-
MED the eXcursionlsts. The boat returned
to Beaufort last night, leaving at S
o'clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20

An trains via the Iron Mountain route
afe running through from 81. Louis 20
memphis Hot Springs ana all Texas
points without delay I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20

A slight cola, n neglected. often attacks the
lungs. Browns Bronchial Troches give sure
and immediate relief Sold only IN boxes.
Price . cents -ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20

Capt Jayne Of the barkenune Carrie l..
Tyler sustained serious injury yoster-
day by falling from his bicycle lie was
riding on the platform az the Ocean
steamship Company's wharf when his Dl-
cycle struck an obstruction and ne fell.
striking bis head against che railroad
track The wound was dressed by DR..
Norton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20

lean Loan and Trust Company of Atlanta
against DR.. J. Lawton HERS on a note
Tor $3.50, given by Dr. HERS to Mr.. David
Krauss in payment of the first premium
on policy of $4,000 in the Mutual Life
insurance Company of New York Mr.
Krauss discounted the note with the loan
and trust company.
DR.. Hers declined to pay the note, on
the ground of lack of consideration alleg-
ing that the dividends guaranteed by the
policy were not as large as was repre-
scented to him to be The case by the agents.
Some time after receiving the policy he
endeavored to return it to the agents,
who declined to accept 1t and give him
back his note. DR.. HERS then repudiated
the note by an advertisement in the Morn
ing News.
Messrs. Bussey & Krauss, agents of the
Mutual Life, testified that DR.. HERS made
no such objection to the policy when he
received it. nor for some time afterward,
and that the reasons alleged by him when
he first desired to give up the policy were
financial ability Notes were frequently
taken by them in payments of premiums,
they said, and it was customary to dis
count the notes. The company had no
share whatever in the taking or discount
ing of the notes, this being a transaction
between the agent and the insured the
company holding the agent responsible for
its share of the premium. Dr. Hers was
represented by Messrs. Saussy & Saussy,
and the plaintiff by G. T. & J. F. Cam.
Judge Norwood finished charging the jury
at o'clock and the attorneys agreed to a
sealed verdict.
Testimony and argument were heard
yesterday by Judge Falligant in the SUI
perior court in the suit of Hopkins &
Baker against the Tennessee Paving Brick
Company for certain com missions to which
the plaintiffs claim they are entitled for
representing the brick company in the
sale of brick to the city. Judge Falligant
stated that he preferred to look up certain
authorities which had been cited by the
attorneys in the case before charging the
jury and dismissed the jury until 10 o'clock
this morning.
James Doonan made application for cit
izenship in the superior court yesterday.
An order was issued yesterday by Judge
Falligant fixing the hearing of the case
of the Title Guarantee and Loan Company
versus Jackson S. Kaufman ct a., for
April Is at o'clock a. m. The plaintiff
sues on account of Instructions to right of
way to certain lots in the Dillon tract
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Take Laxative Brom0 Qunire Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL II fails
10 cure. 1Se-ai.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20

II the system Is fortified by Hoods sar-
saparilla. which makes rich. red blood,
there IS little danger OF sickness.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-20

James Doonan made application for cit
izenship in the superior court yesterday.
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The Georgia iron works OF Augusta en-
tered suit against the Savannah. Florid,
and Western railway for 81 OOO damages
on account OF the non-delivery by the rail-
way company Of some machinery, shlpped
from Dayton, o., 10 "a purchaser In Flor
Ida. There was some hitch about the
prepayment Of freghts as the result OF
which the Georgia iron works paid SgO
forfeiture % their customer H. w
Johnson ana n. -. Baxter. toe latter OF
Augusta, are attorneys for the plaintiff
Tho time of the city court yesterday was
occupied in hearing the fut of tho Amer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-31


De la resena que hace nuestro colega
xEl Criollo,, sobre la catastrofe de San
Sebastian recortamos 10 siguiente
<El active agente general de LA De-
MoCRAcIA don Edelmiro J. Lespier, en-
ell acto de haber ocurrido- La catastrofe,
penetro en- el lugar de los escombros
auxiliando las vfctimas mas tarde
comunico a dicho periodico por telegra-
fo la triste noticia.
Tambi6n Ie vimos repartir en- ell Hos
pital socorros 4 los hermanos de des
gracia.>
La DEMoCRAoIA hace presente Ia COM
placencia conque ha visto la actitud
asamida por ell senior Lespier, quien Sc
estima mucho en- esta casa por 10 eorrec-
to de su proceder.
Acepte nuestra enhorabueDa.
Sc halla en- Yauco nuestro particular
amigo don Jose de Nouvilas, Jefe>de
Orden pnblico.
AVISO los se7ores que tengan
pastando ganado caballar en- los pastos
de la propiedad Succession Pages, Sc sir
van mandarlos solicitar en- ell iprorro-
gable plazo de Is dfas.
Santa Isabel, Mario de 1897.-El
Administrator, OUidio Col6n.-10-15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-31
CAPITULO ".
RI ORC

He aqui 10 que pasaba dstras
de aquellas cortinas.
.Prlmsraments Bsausire habfs
quedado sorprendido de yer ce-
rrar aquella puerta con cerrojo.
Luego 10 qued6 de DIR { In Sc
Eorita Oliva gritar tan fuerte.
En- fn, 10 qued6 tambien de
entrar en- al cuarto y no hallar
allf & an feroz rival.
Pesquisas, amenazas, llamadas:
puesto que ell hombre se ocultabs.
era prueba de que tenfa miedo;
y si tenfs miedo, era porque Beau
sire triunfaba.
DIVA lie forx6 s cesar en- sus
pesqnisas y responder 1 sns pre-
guDtas.
B.ausire, tratado con aspereza,
habl6 recio { su vez.
O ", que Saba no era va cul
pahi puesto que habfa desapa-
reei.ln Ell ouerpo del delito, grit6
tan . que, para hacerla callar,
le Il 5 Beausire 8 lniso taparle
In CON Ia mano.
P~re % eqniyo, 6; puss Olivia,
dsndo diverse sentido al1deman
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-31
Ell COLLAR DE LA RE1NA

da en L. vsina y venfa rumiando
un discurso.
Olivia le cogi6 por los cabezo-
mes, le empuj6 dentro de la ante
sala y cerr6 Ia puerta con lave
como 10 habia prometido.
Ell desconocido pndo DIR nj re-
tirarse el principle de una lucha
en- que brillaban como los plati-
Hos de una orqaesta, esa especie
de golpes secos que vulgarmente
y por oDomatopella 80 llaman
trompazos.
A los trompazos se mezclaban
los gritos y reconvenciones. La
VOC de Beausire tronsba, y la Oil
va atronaba, permftasenos este Pc
queflo juego de palabras, que ex-
presa exactameDte nuestra idea.
-En efeeto, decia ell descono-
cido al alejsrse, nadie hubiera
podido Greer jamas que esa mujer,
tan estupefacta hace un momen-
to por la llegada de So amante,
poseyese semeiante facultad de
I'll desconoeido no perdi6 item
po en- obseryar el finsl de la es-
cena.
Hay demasiado calor al prin-
cipio para que este lsjano ell de-
senlace, dijo.
DID IL vuelts la esquiua dc
Il pequefla Anjou-Daufne, don
de halo su carroza, esperandole
yque habfa eptrados EN- aquella
calle & reculas; dijo una palabra
uno de sus criados, el cual 50
destae6 de los demks y fne apos-
tarss en- la densa obscnridad de
una pequeha arcadia que cuerfs
II sntrada de una casa antigua,
dssds donde vela- las vsntAnas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-31
La campaha electoral

FL gobierno ha convocado va Ell cuer-
po electoral para elegir la Diputaci6n
Provincial, con arreglo q la nuevs
Ley.
Las elecciones, que sc verifican ahora
en- un solo dfa, tendran lagar ell dfa
once de Abril pr6ximo, domingo.
Ell dfa cuatro de Abril, sea ell pr6xi-
mo domingo, Sc han de presentar por
los electores, ante 'el Ayuntamisnto
reunido al efecto, los pliegos que con-
tengan las propuestas para Intergento-
res de las mesas electorales.
La session Sc abre las doce en- punto
del dfa indicado, y tengan presente
nuestros amigos que, segdn Ell artfculo
Sc de la Ley, en- ese acto, q no aates,
seran recibidos los pliegos de dichas
propuestas.
Els de todo punto necesario que en-
todos los pueblos, en- tO7oS obsolht0-
nle1ate, intervengamos las mesas electo-
raIes, presentando pliegos de propuestas
para Interventores. Donde no haya CO.
mite, haga ese trabajo ell grupo de libe-
rales que quiera servir al pals.
Aun siendo ell numero de electores
liberaIes escaso; dado que, segun ell
artfculo 58 de la Ley, han de procla-
marse seis Interventores por cada me-
sa, fernando todos los electores libe
rales una candidatura de dos, puede
esperarse que intervengamos todos los
colegios de la isla.
La forma para las propuestas Sc ha
publicado dos veces en- LA DEMoCRAoIA
ademas nuestro Comit6 Provincial
ha enviado oada pueblo un ejemplar
de la Ley. ALI donde no haya llegado,
reclamese la Direction del partido,
en- la Capital.
No obstante las instrucciones dadas
va, recomendamos que, para la election
de Interventores, Sc estudie ell tftulo
., Capftulo l Q de la Ley, paginas
III, 172, 179, ia y 175.
Ffjense bien nuestros amigos en- ell
siguiente artfculo de la Ley.
Artfculo 55.-D0s de los electoreS que
S"scrjb0l la pr0pueSt0, RUBRICARAN an
IA MARGEN DE TODAs LAS HoJAs DE LA
CEDULA, Y firmaran sobre ell pliego ce
rrado, en- que han de presentarla, esta
manifestation:
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(TOntamuayd)

Nuestro amigo don Juan J ose Potous,
Director Gerente de la Compa7lfa de Fe-
rrocarriles de VIA estrecha de Mayagiiez,
en- sentida carta dirigida a don Manuel
Rodriguez Cabrera expresa su profun-
do pesar ell de su familia por la des-
gracia ocurrida en- San Sebastian, acom-
panando ocho pesos para la colecta
alberta favor de las vfctimas.
Don Manuel ssAmbrosiani Casanova
nos ha obsequiado con una botella del
ants <Mi nifia,s elaborado en- la fabri
ca de licores que tiene establecida en-
esta ciudad, calle del Sol ntimero Is.
Lo hemos probado, y podemos asegu-
rar que es magnfficO.
Cierto peri6dico ingl6s que tenemos
la vista publica ell siguiente extraor
dinario anuncio
xUn par ingles, solter6n, hallase dis
puesto q asistir las comidas mediante
50 frances so centimos; los bales por
13l frances 25 centimos; las bodas y
los entierros por 262 frances con so.
Para mas detalles dirigirse a Lord
X
Ell director de La Libe1tad rectifica
una noticia publicada por La CORES :
pondencie, y que insertamos nosotros
aver, manifestando que 81 no ha lido
San German con ell prop6sito que Sc lie
atribuye en- dicho suelto y ST, solo, pa
IA hacer gestiones econ6micas que i'm
portan mueho su empresa.
-
To C0oono1fo do Toai,a ha nnh1ioaA n
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enteramente persuasive y conci-
liador lie BsausIre, q aquella mano
rapida que se dirigfs d su cara
opuso otra mano tan diestra tan
ligera como 10 habfa sido no hacfa
mucho Ia espada del dssconocido.
Esta mano par6 en- cuarta y ter
cera sdbitamente, parti6 & fondo
y SO descarg6 sobre la meiilla de
Beausire.
Bsausire le contest6 con IN bo-
Teton de fianco que, abatiendo las
manos de Olivia, le reson6 estre-
pitosamente en- su carrillo izquisr-
do y SO 10 dej6 como IN ascua.
Este era ell pasaje de Ia CONVEX
saci6n que habfa dido ell descono-
cido en- el memento de retirarse.
Una explioaei6n principiada de
ese modo lego pronto & IN desen-
lace; pero IN dessnlace, por bueno
que sea de presentar, necesits una
multitud de preparativos para ser
dramktico.
Olivia respondi6 al sopapo de
Beausire con IN proyectil pesado
y peligroso: con IN jarro de loza.
Bsausire rsspondi6 al proyectil
CON ell molinete de un bast6n que
despedaz6 muchas tazas y una bn-
jfa, y fae d dar contra el hombro
de la joven.
Esta, furioss, salt6 sobre Beau
sire y lie apret6 el gaznate. De
eonsigniente forzoso fus al dss-
ventnrado agarrarse de 10 que pu.
do hallar de IL smenazaute Olivia.
Le rasg6 un ve.tido, y Olivia, sen
sible esta afrenta y 4 esta per
dida, solt6 Ia presa y envi6 =
Bsausire rodando por medic del
caarto-
30 lsyant6 echando espnma por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-31

iiPLAMl!-SQu6 ha sucedido? Pues
NADIA: que en- ell establacimiento de Los
Muchachos ha estallado un tremendo
tambor, que perteneci6, seguramente,
al mismo Diablo.
Al hacer la explosion, un jfbaro que
sstaba comprando Sc vi6 de repente CO.
gido en- un torbellino de furibundos
abanicos que parecfan saltos. Era de
yer los esfuerzos de este para poder
agarrar tres cuatro de ellos; pero una
vez consegnido su objeto echo q correr
como alma que lleva ell diabIo en- direc-
ci6n a la plaza de las Delicias.
ma vez lIbre de los terrtbIes azotes
que lie prodigaron los abanicos Sc OBJ
servo noh miIagro!! que cada aba
nfco tenfa un letrero en- donde decfa :
Spara novedades, Los Natchachos, /,
8 ASCENSION & co.