davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
PcrsonaH.Mentisn.

Mr.. Edward N. Burns who for several
wears has been at the head of the Washing
ton office of the NewsEngland Mutual Life
Insurance Company, has entered the ser
vice Of the Columbia PhonoRraph Com
pany. He will be manager Of the depart
ment of travelling statesmen and make his
headquarters in New York.
Mr.. Terry. private secretary to the COM
missioner of pensions. has left for short
vacation with his family at Buffalo. N. Y.
Lieut.. Lucien Flynn Of the .SAvy reported
at the Navy Department today for exam
ination by the naval retiring board.
Capt. p. M. B. Travis, 11th Infantry, is
at the Raleigh on leave of absence.
Capt. Ogden Rafferty,, assistant surgeon
has been granted an extension OF leave Of
absence for one month.
Assistant Secretary Howell OF the Treas
ury Department haa returned from a trip
to Boston and New York.
Lieut.. e. H. Tillman of the navy Is at
sence.
Lieut. H. M. Mcerea oi the Brooklyn is
In the city On leays q 4bselce. He is at
Willie Eckert sna pssh nimond Mere
Of South Mquufata and ntletam.. whara
sney TIA nave s,r.s ben speaaig peir summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
SAVED THE1K COMRADES.
Medals of Honor Awarded by the
Government.

Medals of Honor Awarded by the
Government.
Medals of honor have been awarded as
follows: an
Mr.. Wilson Vance of 113 West 3Sth street,
New York, N. Y. At Stone river, Tenn,
December 81, 1862, this soldier, a private
Company b. 21st Ohio Volunteers, and
orderly to the commander of brigade that
was falling back under the enemy's attack,
saw a wounded and helpless comrade in i'm
minent peril of death or capture. Under a
very heavy fire and without orders, Vance
went to the help of the wounded man,
whom he placed upon his own horse, sent
him into the Union lines, and on foot made
his own escape.
Capt. VIM. r. Parnell, u.S.A-, retired, liv-
ing at 2O23 Broadway street, San Francisco,
CAL At White Bird canon idaho. June II,
1877, this officer. then first lieutenant, 1st
Cavalry, saved the life of a soldier. The
troop was retreating through the canon,
pursued by a largely superior force of In
dams and while crossing a marsh troop
er's horse was killed and its rider left in
the tule swamp. Lieut.. ParneH with few
men, in the face of q very heavy fire and
at imminent peril, re4urned, extricared the
man and rescued him. The Ions in Troop H
was fourteen killed and enc wounded out
of fifty-four officers and men taken into
action,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
WAS THE LAST TO LEAVE.
Chief Engineer Edwards Scalded in
the Rodgers Explosion.

The accident to the torpedo beat Rodgers
Saturday on her trial trip will not prevent
the organization of the torpedo boat flo
tilla. as origin ally projected. The repairs
to the craft cannot be made in much icSS
than two months. Meanwhile, the other
boats. five in number-the Dupont, Porter
Ericsson, Foote and Cushing-will leave
Tompkinsville the first week in October
for the south, beginning the cruise, which
ii is expected will take them into the gulf
of Mexico, and finally up the Mississippi
Acting Secretary Roosevelt is by no
means discouraged in the execution of he
program he laid down for the boats by the
Rodgers mishap. He recalled the fact that
when the British government recently un-
dertook to send three of its torpedo-boat
destro-ers a class of boat larger than our
torpedo boats. to foreign stations, all CT
the beats broke down in their machinery,
and were obliged to return to port 1t is
the purpose of the Navy Department, in
planning the flotilla operations. to develop
the weak points of our boats, and sift
them out. so that the delicate craft may be
depended upon in time of need.
Members of the trial board returning to
the city from Baltimore are of the opinion
that TIE accident resulted from the break
ing of d crank pin, something that might
have happened to any craft, and. so far
as known. a defect that is not capable Of
easy discovery by any inspection. This
engine. The result was to smash the en-
tire engine and to burst the steam pipe
connecting the high and intermediate cyl
inders. The observers on the bow of the
boat heard a great crash. and then saw Il
vast cloud of steam burst from the engine
hatch. Seemingly, every one in the engine
room was killed Il happened, fortunately,
that the pipe burst upward. letting the
steam escape in that direction, and The
men below were enabled to make their
way through the forward engine room to
the deck forward.
Chief Engineer Edwards acted like
hero. He stood in the engine room until
the last man had made his escape. and con-
seuuently he was himself scalded badly on
the arms. while the men escaped without
serious harm. 1t is believed that Mr.. Ed
wards injuries are confined 70 the loss OF
his skin on the arms, unless he has III
naled steam, which is not now believed to
be the case.
As the boat is not yet the property of he
governmen, there will be no court OF in
Quiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13

each i'm a rattle for a plate that 1 man
aged.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Drown told me re-
peatedly that they had once been wealthy
and that they had house on Little Stock
holm street in Baltimore I'm Mrs. Drown 5
name. but that it was heavily mortgaged.
They invited me to come and visit them in
Baltimore. When they left. about the lst
of June, they sad they were going to the
country, the man saying he expected 20
get employment driving a milk wagon.
A Few days before the couple left they
brought woman TO the house named Liz
zic Coleman. She stayed in the room with
them all the time. she was working on !.
small tent which 1 suppose they made use
OF IN wandering around the country. This
Coleman woman associated with a woman
nam%d Mary Burch. who was arrested
about that time and sent to la;l for sixty
days for shoplifting. AIRS. Moore having
some question about the reputation of the
coleman woman. notified Mrs. Drown that
the visitor would have To- leave. They all
packed up their things and left. That was
the last l ever saw of them, but from the
threats OF the man and what | saw of his
nature and disposition | am confiden, tha 1
he killed his Wife
According to Mrs. Baker. Drown wore
corduroy trousers and black cutaway
coat OF heavy material This ta!lies with
the description of the clothing worn nv
Drown as furnished by Sylvester Smith.
VINO talked with him last June near Savage
me coat is of the same quality and pat
Tern as that found In the graveyard near
Laurei, containing the drug book i'm which
was inscribed the name Mark a q Gift
Mrs, Baker noticed the mans clothing par
,icu!arly because his wife upbrd:ded him for
losing $40 while drunk. Mrs. Drown explain
ing rather forclbly that her husband should
have purchased clothing with The money
III Drown and his wife, accompanied by
the Coleman woman, left the city to walk
INTO the country about the LIST Of .Jun. n
Mouio nave been easy for them to have
q rO1
there picking peas toward the end of the
same month, as was the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
PEACE IN URUGUAY.


Insurgents and Government Repre-
scntntives Agree Upon Terms.
cipher cable message was received at
the Navy Department today from CON-
mander Perry, commanding the ganboat
astine, dated at Montevideo, saying that
commissioners representing the govern
ment OF Uruguay and the insurgents have
agreed upon terms of peace, which are
still subject, however. to the ratification
of the chambers of congress. Comma nder
Perry says there Is very little doubt Of
legislative approval of the terms of peace
agreed upon, and consequently ne proposed
to sail on the Castine for Buenos Ayres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
FIRST GAME a DRAW.
Opening of the International Ches
Tournament at HerIin.

BERLIN, September 13.-The first round
of the international chess tournament was
played at the Architect building in this
city today. The pairing was as follows:
Marco VS.. Cohn, Metgcr VS.. Bardeleben,
JanowsN VS.. Englisch, Teichmann VS..
Blackburne, Tschigoran VS.. Schiffers, Wal
brodt vs.. Charousek, Burn VS.. Albin, Zinkl
VS.. Alapip. Caro- VS.. WiEawer, Suechting
vs. Schlechter.
At l o'clock, the time for the first ad-
journment. only one game was concluded
Metger and Bardeleben had drawn.
Play will be resumed al 4 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
ANCHORED OFF FORT MONROE.
The North Atlantic Squadron Through
With Its E,XolUli0nA.

The vessels of the North Atlantic squad
ION engaged in evolutions fifty miles out
from the Virginia capes came inside yes
terday and anchored off Fort Monroe. They
are the New York, Massachusetts, Maine,
Iowa, Indiana, Texas and Puritan. The
Porter has arrived at Newport. The train
ing ship Lancaster has sailed from Rio
Janeiro for Bahia. The Castine left Monte
video today for Buenos Ayres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
VIII BE Sent Back to Germany.

1t has been represented to the State De-
partment that the board of supervisors Of
Kossuth county, Iowa, has reported that
Karl Kruger and wife. Germans, who i'm
migrated to this country within the past
year. were public charges of that county
The case was investigated by the Treasury
Department, and, 1t being found that the
report was true, 1t was directed that the
two persons be deported to Germany at the
expense of the immigrant fund, they having
become public charges within one year af-
thereto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
A Message From the Sea.

Commercial Agent Steer at St. Pierre,
Miquelon, w. l., reports to the State De-
partment that the agent of the French
barkentine Lizette handed him a piece OF
paper which the captain of the Lizette
says he found in a bottle afloat on the
Grand Banks about the end of July. On
the paper is written:
Edward Barnwell, Woburn, went acrift
July 90 1897. His end was peace" 1t Is
understood that Woburn, Mass, is meant
and that Barnwell died from exposure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
Death of Lieut.. Ktmp.,I.

Adjutent General Breck was notified this
morning that First Lieut.. Frederick C.
Kim5all. quartermaster. 9th Infantry, died
at Fort Mcpherson, Ca, of reritonitis on
the 11th instant. He was a native of
Maine. ard was graduated at the Military
Academy July l. 1889. He reached the
grade Of first lie ltenant April 4. 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
OHIO sILvERITEs DEMAND FUNDS.
Chairman McCOnvflle of the Demo-
Gratis Receives nm UItimatum.

Sp<c cial Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, September bit is
stated on excellent authority here tha. un-
less Chairman McConville of the state dem
ocratic committee provides the silver re-
publicans with funds TO carry on the cam
paign by September 10 they win take lao
part in the contest In Ohio. 1t is added
that Chairman McConville has been ON
cially Informed that the money must be
forthcoming by day after tomorrow, or the
silver headquarters would be closed ana
John 3. McAean's senatorial candidacy al
lowed to 60 by default.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
Bids for Paving ut Buenos Ayre,.

United States Minister Buchanan at Bue-
nos Ayres reports to the State Department
that bids are to be asked for in the United
States. England and France by the city of
Brenos Ayres for paving $50 blocks with
asphalt. The specifications and forms of
proposals for this work will be forwarded
to the Argentine legation in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13

The Evening Star is the only
afternoon paper in Washington
that receives the dispatches of
the Associated Press. 1t is
therefore the only one in which
the reader can fird the complete
news OF the world, directly trans
mitted by telegraph, up to the
moment of going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13
American. Arrested .. smurx,er,

Acting Consul Bernhard at Tegucigaipa,
Honduras. reports that the American
schooner Alice Vane" has been confiscated
and her crew imprisoned for smusEline at
the port of Omoa, On the west coest Of Hon.
duras. The consul says he is watching the
cs %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-13

the United States and Spain. Negotiations
will be Immediately opened for prompt
and peaceful settlement of the Cuban ques-
ton. but it is not likely that undue haste
VIII be observed.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
GRATITUD

No repuesto adn del rudo golpe que
he sentido con la muerte de mi buena
madre @. E. p. D., trazo estas lfneas
que quiero sean fiel expression de mi
gratitud hacia los buenos y numero sos
amigos que han tenido para mi en- estos
momentos, sentidas palabras de pesame,
inspiradas en- una amistad y afecto, a
los cuales correspondo con todas las
potencias de mi alma, con todas las
energfas de mi voluntad-
A los peri6dicos que me han dedi-
cado frases de simpatfa con motive del
tristfsimo suceso, envfo ell tribute de
mi recenocimiento, expresando todos,
amigos peri6dicos, qne NADIA podfa
serme tan dulce en- estos instantes como
esas demostraciones de afecto, que yo
avaloro en- tanto que, por mucho que
hiciera, nunca me seria possible pagan
las.
Anasco, Setiembre de 1867.
Vicente Ul7ahi0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
INFORMkCIOu DEL Ola
REGRESO

REGRESO
Ell Principe Luis ha regresado a
Newly ork de un vlaje a Ai-.ska, des-
pues de haber suDldo la Gina del
Monte Elias, que SO halla a Is, ,ooU pies
sobre Ell nIveI del mar.
VISTA
La ha hecho al senor Duque de Ie-
tuan Ell mlnIstro de los Estados- nldos
MIR. Moodturd. Pcro la vlslta Official
sc verltcara ell dfa Ii del corrlente
mes.
FRANCIA Y ALEMANIA
Susurrase que la prensa aiemana Sc
muestra muy excltaua contra los iran
ceses, con motive de las manltestaclO- :
mes hechas por parte del pueblo de Ia
ris frente la emDaJada alelnana, as1
como por las trases que dlcen expreso
en- pubic Mr.. Meilne, de no peraer la
esperanza de recuperar La AIsacla y
Lorena.
Hablase de que Alemania pedira ex-
plicaciOnes a trancla.
BUEN ACUERDO
FL Gar de Russia declarara obliga.
torIa la ensenanza en- todO Ell lmperlo.
VIAJE
Por carta diriglda ii un amigo, afirma
uue eL eX-MluIsLro senior CanaleJaS ven
ara Cuua Puerto -Rlco estudlal
soDre Ell terreno los asuntOs antlilanOs,
con esplrltu de Impal claildad.
DESGkACIA
En- las manlODras dc W elmar zOZO
| bro un ponton que conuucia un regi
| mIento, pereclendo la mayor parte d'
| la trOpa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
COMUNICADOS =
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA:

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA:
Quiero hacer publico por medic de
su llustrado periodlco, que anoche vi
niendo de Salinas para Ponce Ell un ca
rro, con efectos para yender en- esta
plaza, al pasar por Ell puente del sman
giar1 en- ei que existe una grieta roto,
por ell que cabe una yunta de bueyes,
corrlo peligro mi vldo, pues al no ser
2or Ell lsto carretero hubIera perecldo.
iComo hariamos para evitar que tai
uelIgro que exlste ell Ell camlnO desapa-
reclera, asf Sc evitarfa Ell peilgro de
los ylaJantes
Opino que solo llamando la atencl@n
del senur alcaide de Juana-Dfaz pues a
este termino municipal pertenece dlcho
puente, que con pocos gastos quedarfa
arreglado.
Ponce, Setiembre 1897.
lose Jimsaees Pe17'ui.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
CARTBRA DE LA lSLA

NarlOS prOpletarIOS del barrlO de O.
ro-negro-Clales-n encargan haga-
mos constar pnblicamente su gratltud
al rico propietarlo de dich1 barrIo, don
Quintfn DaVlla, por Ell lnteres que des-
piega en- la mejora del camlno que con-
duce dicho pueblo, no reparando en
sacrificios de su peculio, pues emp lea
en- ell trabajo peones de su propla INCA.
Quien desee utllizar en- toda la lsla
los serviclos de la persona que ha des-
cubierto ell lnsecto rOedor de La VarlIla
de cafe, para su extlrpaclon absolute,
puede du Iglrse don F'ermfn Domin-
guez, que reside en- xIoro Negroo tIa-
les, O a don Juan Jlmenez kulz en- esta
ciudad, caiie del Leon, fonda Ell IT,
chuet0.
FL senior Dominguez, que es qulen
ha descublerto eAtlrpa Ell lnsecto,
ofrece pruebas fehaclentes de su com
petencla en- la materla, con atestados de
muchos hacendados y agrlcultores del
rico grano. Asegura la extlrpaclon.
No sc cobra hasta yer su resuitadO.
Ponce, Julio l3 de le97.-2 ma.
Ha retornado de su yiaje a Nueya
Y ork nuestro muy estimate amigo eI
senior don Vicente Clntron, Gle abu-
Goa, presldente del comlte local del par
tido liberal, en- dlcho pueblo.
Saludamosle afectuUsamenre.
La locomotora numero uno del tran
via del senior Ubarrl, ha empezado a
~,
utli, que eylta Sc produzcan lncendlos
en- los sltlos por donde pasa.
Ha obtenido eli tftulo de Lcdo. en-
Farmacla ante la heal Subdeiegaclon
del ramo don Julio kexach Porrata.
Circula ell rumor de que Ell senior Els.
| cal de s. Nj. tomara la lnIclatlva para
averiguar 10 que haya de clerto Ell la
| gravlsIna acusaclou lanzada por un pc
rlodlco Unconditional, de que Ell Puerto
Rico existe un partldo separatlsta.
| AVISO IMPORTANTE. - Todas
las personas que tengan pastando CANA
!do, EN- la propledad ae Ia succession Pa
ges y no hayan satlstecno las cantlda
ues que adeudan durante el plazo de L
tdfas a contar desde la techa les retlra
remos el ganado, reservandonos el de
lrecho de acudlr a los meulOs conducen
tes para Ell cobro.
Santa Isabel, 21 de Agosto de 1897
| I'll Administrator, OUs0lO Colon.
| Sc calculan en- 900 los delegados in
icondiclonaies que aslstlran la Junt
lmagna, y en- mas de 800 los correllglo
lnarIos que acompanaran los delega
dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
Rafael Mario (a) Vasigote, por jugar q
in nrnhi ihidn

Rafael Mario (a) Tasigote, por jugar q
10 prohibido.
En- ell acreditado establecimiento de
don Ezequiel Cintron Gotay, frente al
teatro, Sc expende hielo dos centavos
los 46O gramos, sea la libra.
Aviso las familias.
Ell vsper 7Hemis llegado hoy a nues-
tro puerto trae la segunda remesa, Al 8
bultos, de materiales para la planta
electrica de esta ciudad. Pronto Sc
imprimira mas actividad los trabajos
de installation con ell proposito de que
pueda inaugurarse en- ell proximo Dl-
ciembre.
Servicios prestados por los guardias
municipales en- ell dia de aver:
Denunciado ell cochero Pedro For
tier por infraccion al reglamento de
carruajes.
Ell pesador de carne Lorenzo Ruff,
por vender dicho artfculo falto de peso.
Eduardo Rivera por NAL trato los
bueyes.
Dona Encarnacion Caqufas por tener
dos hijos de corta edad vagando por las
GALES.
La naeretrtz Juana Vazquez por ir a
atlas horas de la noche en- ell coche No
Is, cantando por las GALES centricas.
Y al amebig,to Jose Lopez por infrac-
cion al reglamento de Hygiene.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
RSTAPETA DR PONCE

El pr6ximo domingo Sc llevara ca
bo en- ell SCasino de Ponces la velada
aue ha dfas viene anunciandOse.
Preparense nuestras bellas damas que
la fiesta resul tara brillante.
Manana microbes dara la compailfa
bres de Madrid.s
Felicitamos por anticipate la men
cionada empresa, pues manana, dfa de
la Monserrate, tendra un lleno complete
Sc nos dice quo hoy por la mailana
ha salido para Juana Dlaz una compa-
MIA de trOpa.
Uno de nuestros redactores empren-
dio aver viaie hacia Juana Dlaz, pero
tuvo que volver atras porque ell rio
xJacaguas7 40 daba paso.
Hoy sale nuevamente para adqulrlr
amulios informe de 10 ocurrido en- aquel
pueblo.
Aver era ell dfa onomS stico de nuestro
amigo don Guillermo Shuck, Prcsidente
del <Caslno do POnce.4
Con tai motive celebrose anoche un
anlmado baile en- dlcho cfrculo social,
Dor lnlciativadei senor Shuck, ,qulen OBJ
sequio los concurrentes con dulces,
licores refrescos
Llamamos la atencion del senior AL
calde sobre 10 qae vlene pasando en- el
poblado de la Playa, donde no Sc en-
cienden los faroIes en- las noches Gle
luna.
;Sera extraofcialmente rematlsta al
gun conceJal!
Tambien rogamos nuestra autorl-
dad local Sc de un paseo por La Playa,
para que yea ell estadO peslmo de aque
LA. Sobre estos puntos lnslstlremos
Continua enferma la sonora de nues
tro estimado amigo don Rafael Leon.
De todo corazon deseamos que 81
resta lezca.
Aver por la tarde tuvimos occasion
lie yer en- estas oticinas al lndlvlduo
o,1en los doctores Vidal, Coronas
torres operaron no hace muchos dfas
de un cancer en- la lengua. De est
operacion dlmos cuenta en- La DEMO
CRACIA.
El uaciente sc halla complement
curado, y, pesar de que la iengua
fue extlrpada de un todo, habla, enter
di6ndosele bIen, por mas que, como
natural, los sonIdos carecen de "a sonor
dad natural.
Ell operado Sc llama don Martin Sar
tana, Sc manifesto muy conteAto ot
resultado de la oPerac1on.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
BibIioteca de "La Democracia''

cto manana estara aqui Pero silenco, que vene gen
-Sera Caderousse que habia sabido tn llegada
vendra feicitarte.
-Baeno siempre hay labios que dicen 10 que eli CO.
rax6n no siente murmur6 Einundo psro i'm porta,
fin es un yecino que ha hecho un favor.
Con efecto, cuando Edmundo acababa esta frase
voz baa se VIC la puerta de Ia escalera Ia
cabe "a negra buda de Caderousss Era hombre
nedazo de ps no. que caldad de dsponia
1 conyertir Zorro de an vestldo
- Hola bien venido seas Edmnndoi dijo
acento marselles de los prODuDclados, una
sonrisa que descubria fila de dientes blalcos
el marfi.
Tan bueno como de costumbre, vecino Caderous
SO y siempre dlspuesto 10 que plaZca,
respond6 Dantes dislmuando NAL fraIdad aque.
liza oferta servicla,
NADIA suo que por ell contrario, los demas los que
a.unas yeces necestan de MI. (DaDtes hzo movi-
mento) No dlgo por II, muchsyho 81 te he pres.
tado dinero 10 has d-vuelto ESQ es corriente
entire buenos veclnos, estamos pagsdos
-Nunca psgado con ios que nos hacen un
favor djo Dantes porque aunque Sc pague el dinero
se debe la gratitud.
ia que hablar de ESQ 10 pasado pasado; liable
mos de feIz legada, muchacho loa hacia ell puer-
to oomprar paho, cuando tope con e amigo DAN
glare 4 Td Marsela 2 ie die.- No 10 vesa me
Tsspoudlo.-s Pues 20 crefa en- SmTna p iona!
si ahora vuelso de ALA. = sabes donde eeta I'D.
mundo - de padre ain duds, respondio
Danglars.
= Entonces vine corriendo, continue Caderousse
nor tener ell gusto de estrschar Ia mano de nm go
II Que bnen CsdeEousse. oijo el anoisno; cuan
70 nos sui.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
CEDULAS PERSONALES

A FIN de este mes vence el plazo para
la adquisleion de cedulas personales
sin recargo.
Todo Ell que Sc provea de eeduias en-
Octubre dehe adqurlrla doble.
Y desde ell 10 lie Novlembre han dc
adquirlrse tres.
Lo que Sc advierte al publico para
evitar perjuicios, puesto que los moro
SOS no SOLO Sc halian obligados al pago
de los recargos va referluos, sino tam
biGn al de los gastos y costas del apre-
mic.
FL Administrator, Francisco Acosto'
Ponce, Septiembre dc 1887. ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
1>>>>>>>>%>>>>>>S>
CAPiTULO III
Ell PADRE Y Ri HfJo

nventar aouna cslumnia contra camarads, sgsmos
Dantes que despues de haber recorrdo Ia Cannenie
re toda loDgitud, drg6 Ia cale de NosilIss
entr6 en- una peonena stnada a ado izquerdo de
las alamedas de Meillao sus6 apresuradamente los
ouatro trauos de esoaera oscuIfsima, comPrimen
do CON una mano los latidoe dc corsz6n % deavo
delape de una puert. entrcabiea que dejaba yer has
IA ell fondo de aquels estancis.
AN era donde viyfa Ell padre de Dante' -
La noticia del srribo de FL Faro6n no haoia ue-
gado ell anciano que subido On IN ais - oou
6aba an cIayar estacas tenebroea psra mas
capuchioas enredadsrss que subian enrososoas nA'
la W.. -.
De repente sinti6 que 10 abrszabaD por dst'a''
oy6 una que exclansba:
-, Padre mfo -. Padre milo
Ell anciano di6 n grito vovi6 IL oso*zs pero q
YER Al hijo is en- sus brsso' PAido 'e"o'0
-. ,,..o A..
Il Que tisnes, padre exclAmo 81 jovsn lsno 90
nquetud: . estas malo ia. IA "a;
mo. no. qusFido kdn, 40. pug m;o h'o p1 uia- II.