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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
F0RES HERMAN0S E. Co.
PONCE, 1o-ATocHA-1o

han recdo Escogda variedad lie Telas de
fantasia de seda de ans Crepones de coores Ora
agod6n, de ho de eda Guares de cabra de seda; Coro
para novias Cntas de seda ancha estrechas AL
fombra superior de todos Pasamanera de seda
para dorpo no de fomas elegane Medas de sed
hlo de Escoca &. g.
Gran surfidO de Perfumeria: los IItmOs pro-
ductOs de los meores mas acreditados fabrican-
de Paris.
PARA CABALLEROS: Un complete srrtido de Telas in
gesas tales casmires de oolor cortes de er
aordonados so dsgonaes classes extra recomenaab
todos por caidades superiores.
Extenso sudo de Cosbaas Chainas negras de cooes
gran diversdad de o Zen pudos donde poda
trar gusto Ia persona mas caprichosa.
Psnuelos de seds, ,barcos y cooes; Cuees Punos;
Guantes de Csbritlla Camsetas Cacetnes fnos 6 &.
Camisas, camsitas = calzoncillos de lana, camisas
de seda, Par las Sombrillas de seda.
Gran 5'.!: !. y Edo ':;,. de- e.: abrig0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
cOMPAnIA An0NIMA della LUZ ELEcTR|CA
DE PONCE
CON VOC RIA

Creadas para el servicio de las plan
tas electrica de vapor y, para las of
cinas de esta Compahfa las plazas de
Administrator con sueldo
mensual de. e.. s l25
Un electricista Jefe con id
IueIu - 1UO
Tn ayudante electricista
con idem idem . 60
Un primer maquinista con
ldem ldem .. GO 100
Tn ayudante mecanico
con idem idem ... so
Dos fogoneros con i'd id a so -~
Dos ayudantes de idem
con idem idem. 22J
I'm celador con idem idem /" 80
Un cobrador con id idem ss 25
Tn peon con idem idem ss Is
queda alberto desde esta fecha ell con
curse para su provision.
Los interesados podran dirigir sus
solicitudes a la Presidencia, acompaila-
das de sus correspondence referencias
y por conducto de esta Secretarfa, en- la
que estara de manifesto ell pliego de
las condolences obligaciones anexas i
cada una de los cargos, advertido que
ell dfa 20 del corriente quedara cerrado
ell concurso y que pasado dicho dfa no
Sc admltiran mas solicitudes.
Ell Secretario, j. q. PusareU.
Ponce, Octubre de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
RECORTES

Ell arte no tiene mas que un libro
la naturaleza. E. que 10 sabe leer, ese
es artista.-E. Gaspar.
No existe un solo hombre que no obre
por la voluntad de una mujer fatalmen-
tie sin saberlo. Cast todos los actos de
los hombres politicos correspondent 4
sus mujeres.-Enailia de Gi,artltn.
Los hombres son, en- su insensatez,
incapaces de conocer la felicidad. p.
j. Protu1hor.
l. Z t X l. l. AS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
Un OfciO
Hemos recibido el siguiente

Hemos recibido eI slgulente
Ella junta directiva de este <Taller
Benetico de Artesanos, apor unanimidad
acord6 sc lie tributase la redaccion de
ese ilustrado periodico las mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias por la iniciativa que sc
tom6 en- bien del mayor exito de la fun
cion, que en- benefcio de dicha Institu
cion Sc dign6 dar la Empresa dramatica
que dirije ell se1or Roncoroni.
A la vez suplica Sc sirva hacerlas ex-
tensivas a esa dignfsima troupe, que dio
conocer los rasgos flantropicos que
la alderman, asf como aquellas personas
que sc dignaron concurrir al coliseo esa
noche, todas las que indirecta direc-
tamente contribuyeron al mejor exito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
CARTBRA DR LA ISLA

Don Alexandra Villar ha presentado
la renuncia de diputado provincial
Motives cuatro amos ejerciendo di-
cho cargo, ell delicado estado de sa-
lud.
Por ell nltimo correo van para la pc
nfnsula, procedentes de Cuba, SIG hom-
bres de tropa.
De ellos han desembarcado doce en-
la capital por enfermos, qucdando en- el
hospital militar.
En- Arecibo Sc quito la vida Maria
Barrientos, ahorcandose en- la cocina
de la casa que habitaba.
Seis mil pesetas de fianza Sc lie exige
al director de Ella Vanguardia>, de
Mayaguez, para dictar su excarcelacion.
IMPORTANTE. RI Ayuntamiento
de la Capital, ocupandose de su pueblo,
ha conseguido ell precio de 80 ctvs. por
ell kilo de carne.
Ell Ayuntamiento de Ponce que debe
ocuparee de su pueblo, no ha podido
conseguir destrulr LAS CAUsAs QUE EN-
LAS TABLILLAS DIARIAS DICE AL PU-
BLICo !: CARNE 4 SO CENTAvos KILo.
EstGdiese ell sistema. Anuncio pago
hasta que surta su efecto l m. diario.
En- Arecibo la individua Isidra Cruz
fu6 herida porsu marido Rafael Ro
drfguez, quien casi le destrozo ell cuello
con una navajo a barbera, siendo deteni-
do.
Ha embarcado para la peninsula, en-
uso de licencia, ell canonigo magistral
don Rafael Pioan.
Dice ~ Buscapi6
Entire las noticias telegrafcas reci-l
bidas hoy por via Saint Thomas hay
algunas que por su gravedad y ,origen
necesitan conf rmacion. Sc referen a
esta tirantez de relaciones entire Espana
Y los Estados Unidos.
Sc dice que en- Coamo ha sido muer.
to un individuo conocido con ell nombre
lie Laurentino Delpfn, que Sc han
lecho detenciones.
ST resulta cierto ell rumor pond remos |
IL corriente nuestros lectores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

tOOo o~So
Que tragan cualquiera bola,
Tn parlanchfn atortola
CuandO suelta la sin -hueso.
Por sabio pasa el camueso;
Mas, no ser mny indulgentes,
Conocen al fin las gentes,
Que d,oaqate Sc cista de seda
La mona, mona Sc quetlu.
Desmejorada esta Anita,
Que es un ceratin del cielo;
Los ojos sicmpre en- ell suelo,
Jamas del temple Sc quita.
Pero, con ser tan bendita,
Hay lengua desvergonzada
Que dice, vi6ndola hinchada:
Qste dsoaqtte Sc cista de seeaa
La mona, mona Sc quetlu.
Extrana cierto corneta,
es en- cornetas extrano,
Que su mujer tenga ogano
Los cascos a la jineta.
ST aun de nina fue coqueta
DE padre y muy senior mfo;
1 No sabe el macho cabrfo,
Cue oat1aq,te Sc cista de seda
La mona, mona Sc qusda?
A solas habla Clemente
Con su novla, que lie escucha:
Entonces, con todos lucha,
Y no hay hombre mas valiente.
Pero que Sc lie presente
ALI snbito un ration,
I vereis por que razon
Que aat'aque Sc cista de set7a
La mona, mono Sc gueaa.
Despues de casarse Pablo,
Entire cunadas y suegros
Hizo merienda de negros
De su capital ell diablo.
Blen merecfa un establo
Quien a tai chusma engordo;
En- cuanto parientes, vi6,
Que detnQete Sc cista de seda
La mona, mona Sc qetecla.
POGO men os que al camino
-ilmposible me parece!-
Andaba aver quien hoy crece
Y es bolsista de 10 fino.
Examfnese con tino
ST perdio su antigua mana;
Y clamara toda Espafla.
Que ounque Sc cist0 de seolu
La mona, nonao Sc qateau.
Ventura r. Agutlera.
Els cierto que van a fundar una
ersldad para mujeres?
ST.
/ Y sera difcll ell ingreso?
No. va sabes que las mujeres tic
todas las ventajas de ser ebachi-
81.
tire marido y mujer
Vamos, Ricardo, comprame ell YES.
que vlmos aver.
Els ell cuarto en- dos meses, Y nues.
rentas no permiten tantos gas
Paes me morire de pena, y en- en-
te costara mas que ell vestido.
ST, pero habremos acabado- de una
=; Sabe usted, dona Narcisa,
que dice Lucas Huerta?
e por el estA listed muerta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

En- Arecibo Sc quito la vida Maria
Barrientos, ahorcandose en- la cocina
de la casa que habitaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Una pregunta
sSe podra saber para que estan los
peones camineros en- la carretera que
conduce a La Playa?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

De todas maneras agradecemos tan
seflalada deferencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Segdn acuerdo que hemos yisto,
el Comite liberal de Ponce ha rcnun-
ciado, por ell hecho de que la manifesto
cion de aver no Sc hubiera disuelto ante
la Delegation regional, contra 10 acor-
dado por 6l ante riormente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Nuestro estimado amigo don Carlos
+. Chard6n, secretario del Comit6 Ii
beral de esta ciudad, nos encarga haga-
mos pdblico que ell motive de no haber
asistido a la manifestation de anoche
fue una rapida indisposici6n de su Sc
nora esposa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Seis mil pesetas de ianza Sc lie exigt
al director de xLa Vanguardias, de
Mayagiiez, para dictar su excarcelacion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

=; Sabe usted, dona Narcisa,
Lo que dice Lucas Huerta?
Que por el estA listed muerta.
ST, senior; muerta. /. de risa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Sc nos suplica la inserci6n de las ST.
guientes lfneas:
xAnteayer Sc ocup6 un hermano nues-
tro de. nombramiento para un cargo va
cante en- la Logia ~Aurora.~
Que Sc aclare ell punto. o.-N.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Don Alexandra Villar ha presentado
la renuncia de diputado provincial.
Motives cuatro amos ejerciendo di-
cho cargo, ell delicado estado de sa-
lud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Creadas para ell servicio de las plan
tas electrica de vapor y, para las Off
cinas de esta Compahfa las plazas de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
INFORMATION DEL. Ola

LAS CORTES
Affrmase que seran disueltas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

En- la p6sima carretera que conduce
la Marina existen hace muchos meses
montones de piedra picada ambos la
dos del camino.
Por esta causa ell transto Sc hacc
mas difcil pues ell espacio que ocupa
dicha piedra amontonada excede de me-
tro medic de anchura que pierde la
carretera.
5Porqu6 no Sc exparce?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
Ultima hora
Capital 6, 10 80 m.

observation-disclosures.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06
L E t r | L L A S

A gentes de POGO seso
Que tragan cualquiera bola,
Tn parlanchfn atortola
CuandO suelta la sin -hueso.
Por sabio pasa el camueso;
Mas, a no ser mny indulgentes,
Conocen al fin las gentes,
Qtte d,tfQate Sc ctsta de seda
La mona, mona Sc Queau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Ha embarcado para la peninsula, en-
uso de licencia, ell canonigo magistral
don Rafael Pijoan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-06

Desmejorada esta Anita,
Que es un cerafin del cielo;
Los ojos siempre en- ell suelo,
Jamas del temple Sc quita.
Pero, con ser tan bendita,
Hay lengua desvergonzada
Que dice, viendola hinchada:
Qste ds0aq,te Sc cista de setla
La mona, mona Sc quetta.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
WESTERN szE-cHuAN WEDDINGS
The Mantzu Standard of Morality Is
Not High.

The lamas are consulted to ascertain
II the horoscopes of the youth and maid
en- fit. If not the difficulty may be over
come by prolonged vicarious chanting
of the Scriptures and liberal fees. The
lamas also choose an suspicious day for
the marriage. The marriage ceremony
consists in the bride and groom pub
licly joining hands, drinking wine from
double -spouted bowl and accepting
each other as husband and wife, after
which there is three-days' feast in the
brides home. She and her husband
then go to their own house and there
is another three days feast. There are
no contracts of marriage for q limited
period, as in western Thibet. Whether
the choice has been for good or i'll it
is for life; divorce, rarely resorted to,
being permissible only in the case OF
childlessness and the contract can only
be Cancelled by the T'u-ssu
1t would not be correct to infer from
this that the Mantzu are moral people.
Their standard of morality is low, and
the lives Of the lamas have no tendency
to raise it. Plurality of wives is an APP
pendage of the position of T'u-ssu, but
monogamy is the rule, and polandry.
though the custom of the Sifans to the
north, does not exist. No presents, ex-
cept the bottle of wine previously men
toned, are made by the bridegroom
to the brides father. but the parents.
according to their wealth. endow her
with cattle, horses and fields. the last
of which, to use our own phraseology,
are settled" upon her. a widow does
not wear mourning and is at liberty
TO make n second marriage. On the
death of her husband, unless she re-
marries, she assumes complete control
over his property, and at her death it
is divided among the sons, who fire.
quently. however, agree to live together
and keep it intact. If there is trouble
concerning property, the T'eoren usual
ly settles the matter, and If he fails to
make an amicable arrangement it is re-
fnrred to the T'u-ssu. whose decision
is final.-GeographicGl Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
VIII the Earth Ever De Fun.

Mr.. Ravenstein, of the Royal Geo
graphical society, estimates that the
fertile lands of the globe amount to
2S,Ooo,ooo square miles, the steppes to
100000 and the deserts to 100000.
Fixing 207 persons to the square mile
for fertile lands, ten for steppes and one
for deserts as the greatest population
that the earth could properly nourish,
he arrives at the conclusion that when
the number Of inhabitants reaches
about G,oo0,o0o,ooo, our planet will be
peopled to its full capacity. At pres
ent it contains about one-quarter Of
that number. If the rate of increase
shownby recent census statistics should
be uniformly maintained, Mr.. Raven
stein shows that the globe would be
folly peopled about the year 2072. But
such calculations do not allow for I'M
known sources of error, and must not
be taken too literally.-Youth's Com
panion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09

The thirty-frst annual meeting Of the
American Institute Of Architects began
in Detroit, Mich.
The wife and babe OF Joseph L. Hey
thaler were burned TO death at st. Clair.
Mich.
Congressman Cannon, of Illinois;
Loudenslager, Of New Jersey; Berry.
Of Kentucky. and Tawney. of Mime
sofa, arrived in San Francisco from Ha-
wall, where they have been seeking in
formation for use on the reassembling
of congress.
Secretary Long has named torpedo
boats 10. 20 and FL the Stringham.
Goldsborough and Bailey. after three
distinguished commanders In the naval
service during the late war.
Fire in the salt docks in South Chi
cngo caused loss of $4,000.
During September the mint in Phila-
delphia coined 100000 pieces, the
greatest coinage in one month in its
history.
Ex-Congressman Hosea Townsend, of
Silver Cliff, COL, has been appointed
as United States Judge for the southern
judicial district of the Indian territory.
to succeed the late Judge Kilgore.
Green City. Mo-, was visited by fire
which devastated one side of the pub
lie square.
The production of oleomargar;re for
the fiscal year ended June 30 amounted
to 1881 ,2o7 pounds, a decrease OF
$500 ,o27 pounds over the previous year.
Three stages travelling from Angels
Camp to Milton, CAL. were held up and
robbed by two masked highwaymen.
At the meeting of mayors in Column
bus, o.. the National League of Ameri-
can Municipalities was formed with
Mayor MacVicar, of Des Moines. H.. as
president. The objects of the society
are the general improvement and fa-
cilitation Of every branch of municipal
administration.
After violent rioting, during which
call for troops was made, the head off,
ces of the Modern Woodmen of America
were removed from Fulton, ILL.,. to
Rock Island.
Several persons were injured by the
collision of electric oars in Toledo. o.,
Miss Mary Waite, daughter of the late
Chief Justice Waite, being probably IA
tally hurt.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
henry cLAY,s vALEDIcToRX.
All Who Heard HIS Pathetic Fnreweu
to the senate Were Moved 20 Tears

All who Heard His Pathetic Farewell
| 20 the senate Were Moved 20 Tears
Almost from the opening words OF
the famous valedictory the vast as
semblage of people were in tears, and
the Great Commcner" was frequently
interrupted by the sobs of his auditors.
The scene was indeed impressive as
Mr.. Clay pronounced the concluding
words of his farewell to public life. He
stood for a moment after in reverential
attitude, while all about him strong
men, swayed by the magnetic power OF
the great orator, wept in silence. The
hushed suspense of intense feeling and
attention pervaded the crowded as
semblage as the famous statesman,
with lowering eyes, resumed his seat.
For several moments the silence wa5
unbroken; senators sat as II in the
shadow of some impending calamity;
men of all parties seemed equally over
come by the pathos and majesty OF the
great statesman's farewell.
AS Mr.. Clay rose to leave the cham
Der after adjournment, which directly
followed his address, and after he had
said farewell to all the other senator's,
he encountered Mr.. Calhoun. The eyes
OF the whole assemblage were fixed on
these two old friends and Old political
antagonists. There was pause in the
demonstration which awaited Mr.. Clay
the moment of suspended anticipa-
ton was almost painful. Fer five years
they had been estrangcd, and the only
words which had passed between them
had been those harshly spoken in de-
bate. But now. as they met, the old
time came over them. They remem-
bered only the political companionship
of 90 years standing. The intervening
differences which had chilled their
hearts toward each other were forgot
ten. The tears sprang to their eyes.
They shook each other cordially by the
hand, interchanged God bless you"
and parted. The released suspense
which awaited this tearfu1 scene found
vent in shouts and cheers, which were
taken up by the crowds outside the
senate chamber, expecting Mr.. Clay's
appearance. He was surrounded by the
waiting thousands on his way to- his
carriage, and throngs followed him
even to his hotel.-John F. Coyle, in
Ladies Home Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
FOREIGN.

In London j. w. Stocks beat the
worlds bicycle records for all distances
from six to thirty-three miles. going
the 33 miles in 61 minutes and "a rs
seconds.
A. E. Jackson. of Chatham. Ont. and
Charles Roberts, of Toronto. broke the
20o-mile bicycle road record. going the
distance in Is hours and 25 minutes.
Charles Belmont Davis, United States
consul at Florence. Italy, has resigned.
The United States minister. Gen.
Stewart l.. Woodford. paid a visit of
courtesy to the Spanish premier. Gen.
Azacarraga, in Madrid.
The instruction in Nicaragua has
been entirely suppressed and peace re-
stored throughout the country.
Greece has received the text of the
peace treaty with Turkey, with re-
quest that the government appoint
plenipotentiaries to complete the ne
gotiations.
Capt. Gen. Weyler declares still in
force his prohibition of the exporta ton
OF leaf tobacco produced in the prov
inces of Havana and Pinar del Rio.
Gold quartz assaying 5000 to the ton
has been found near Lake Wawa, On
tario.
A plot to kill Emperor Nicholas III.
Of Russia during his recent visit to the
Polish capital has been disclosed, and
the conspiracy involves number of
German army officers.
The police in Havana are charged with
the deliberate murder of Cuban prison
ers.
An incendiary fire Mt Manila, Philip
pine islands, destroyed many public
buildings and caused the loss Of sew
eral lives.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
The Grand Banks.

The Grand Banks of Newfoundland
are the great battle-ground on this side
Of the Atlantic. Other fishing grounds
near tAese are Western Bank and Quiro;
but all the year round you will see YES
sells on the Grand Banks. If you have
ever crossed the ocean on q swift liner,
you will have noticed that when about
two days out you ran into chilly fog.
You were off Cape Race, Newfoundland,
crossing the banks. 1t is usually cold
and foggy there, and in winter frequent
ness and danger. Western Bank is near
Sable island, long sand bar off the
coast of Nova Scotia, and an ocean
graveyard, literally strewn with
wrecks. The English government
placed flock of sheep there because
there had been instances of sailors
wrecked on the island starving to death;
but the sheep died. The island was too
barren even for them. A herd of
ponies was tried, and these hardy crea-
lures flourished, but became in time so
wild as to be unapproachable; and a
shipwrecked sailor hardly has the
strength to scamper after wild pony.
Now, however, there are several light
houses and life-eaving stations on the
island. and in the spring innumerable
gulls nest in the sand and lay their eggs.
In May it is not unusual for dories be-
longing to the Western Bank fleet to get
lost-at least for awhile; for the gulls'
eggs are good eating during that month.
st. Nicholas.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
Every Saturday Tourist sIeepip. -
Route to Californ,. w

Every Saturday night Midland Ro,..
list cars en- route to Colorado, Utah I'VE t@ou
fornia will leave the Chicago Ifn cnu Yah
senger Station of the Chicago M;, on rat
& st. Paul Railway at 10 o'elocI .waukss
over the Chicago and Omaha Sbos, running
Omaha, thence via Lincoln, Neb'' Co Iue y
Springs and Leadville, Colo, Sail sIIoi Gs
and Ogden, Utah, Reno, Nevada and Hs .lly
mento, Cali. arriving at San Franc;ssSssei :
8:45 p. m. Wednesday. A''Sco
These popular every Saturday Gilt
excursions for both first and second io NIn
passengers mot foreign emierantS,
personally conducted" by inteIIpen, le
petent and courteous "couriers" Nj, @n,
attend to the wants of all passen. no WIN
route. This is an entirely new fea,u1s q
tourist car service and will be greatIv !, y
preciated by families or parties Of ;n.. q
travelling together, or by ladies tra msGa
alone. Particular attention is maid ~ NV
care of children who usually get WEAR " o .ls
long journey. "N4'' Una
Remember that the Midland Rop,s T..
list Cars are sleeping cars and are s,nnEai
with all the accessories necessary N MY
the journey comfortable and pleasan, ..s
the sleeping berth rate is but Sc "a IA, ~, s-u
persons) from Chicago TO California wv
Ask the nearest ticket agent for o..
list car folder, giving complete inform.
ton about the Midland Route, or 49,.
Eastern Manager Midland Route "yaS
Adams street, Chicago. ILL.,, or Geo. II M
ford, General Passenger Agent an ea
Colony Building, Chicago.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-09
It i. officially announced that the

II Il officially announced that the
famine in India Is at an end.
Reports from japan say that the rice
crop will exceed in quantity any yield
during the past 20 years.
The entire Spanish cabinet has re-
signed. the resignation has been &C
cepted by the queen, and the belief
was that the liberals would assume
power In few days.
In London A. E. Walters beat all bicy-
Gle records over distances from "a to g.
miles. He covered the "a miles in
1:o5:10 is and the 64-mile course In
2:07:04 As.
Severe storms in the western prov
inces of Cuba have caused cessation
of war operations.
1t was reported from Havana that
Capt. Gen. Weyler had sent his resigna-
ton to Madrid to take effect as soon as
practicable.
The Greek cabinet resigned in con-
sequence of the refusal of the legisla-
tive assembly to pass a vote of conf
dence demanded by Premier Ralli.
Gen. Baquedano, commander in chief
of the Gillian army. died in Santiago de
Chill.