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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

Capt. Taylor summoned the crew and
passengers and informed them that the
situation was serious, and that all
hands must go to work with buckets
in an attempt to clear the ship. This
was done continuously for seven days,
during which time the Lake Winnipeg
drifted helpless about the ocean. Many
cattle and sheep died during this time
and the life boats were held ready for
launching. The weather was so severe
at one time that several of the life
boats were smashed, and, after one
terrible roll, the cargo shifted, and the
Lake Winnipegs position was rendered
more dangerous by a severe list to
port. This, however, enabled the star
board engine to be worked for a couple
of days, when the heavy seas again
swamped the engine room, and the
bucket brigade was reorganized.
All the efforts of the passengers and
crew in this direction had no effect on
the volume of water she had shipped,
and the crew asked Capt Taylor to
allow the Lake Winnipeg to be taken
in tow. The captain, however, showed
great courage and determination, and
succeeded in reinspiring confidence in
the crew. Ten terrible days of battling
with the waves followed, during which
all the live stock was jettisOned and
every soul on board worked at bailing
water from the steamer with buckets
or shifting the listed cargo.
Just as things began to look a little
brighter and hope returned, it was
found that the wheat. which formed
part of the cargo, had begun to swell,
and large part of 1t had to be jettl-
soned. Every day brought fresh trou-
bles for the unfortunate Lake Winni-
peg.
Several men were injured while at
work. and then the supply of fresh
water gave out, and it became neces-
sary to condense sea water for drink
ing purposes. Gradually, however, the
storm abated, and the battered steam
ship limped into port after one of the
most severe struggles with the ele-
ments recorded for long time past
The Norwegian storthing proposes to
grant 1000 kroners to each of DR.. Nam
sens companions and 5000 kroners
yearly for five years to Capt. Sverdrup,
who is to command the next expedl-
ton to the North Pole, which will sail
in the Fran during the year 1898.
NJ Faure, the president of the French
republic, is learning Russian, taking
three lessons weekly, in view Of his
expected visit to ST Petersburg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

of much Importance, though he has
been told plainly that the British gov
eminent will not proceed with the
treaty thus amended.
His interest in Cuba Is more direct,
his purpose is clearer, and his sena-
torial jingoism has fallen off him like
a worn out garment. He declared there
would be no change of policy in regard
to Cuba and there would be no war
with Spain, saying:
We want none, and we do not be-
lieve Spain wants war. If Spain gave
me a quit claim deed to Cuba I would
not have it,
Referring to Canada, he dispelled
the notion Of desiring to annex Canada
and said that under the British crown
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

Minnesota Flax Equals the Best.
knights TempIars' COncIave.
PAGE o.
Vale Aurora Park.
Base Bali Season Near.
Minneapolis Cycle show.
PAGE 10.
CIevcIand's new Home.
PAGE II.
Business Announcements.
PAGE IL.
Books of the Hour.
In LabOr's Realm.
PAGE 10.
Business Announcements.
PAGE ID.
Weeks DOIngs in Society.
PAGE IL.
WOmHn's Page.
Fashions New Turn,
= fashions of New York.
PAGE 10.
From the Surrounding Hills.
How 1t Feels to BE Talked Through.
Death of j. Wilkes Booth.
Vast Ruined City in Mexico.
PAGE IT.
Dramatic Review.
Amusements of the Week.
PAGE 10,
Among the Orders.
Activity in Stocks.
Bar Silver, 63 3-Sc.
Cash Wheat in Chicago, II 3-Sc.
PAGE 10.
Wants of the People.
PAGE 20.
with Sherman in Cuba.
Largest SpectrOscOpe in the World.
Study of the Clouds
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.SHERMAN'S POUCY VAGUE
He Does Not Hope to Impress His Foreign
Views the Members Of the
Senate.
MORE FIXED In HIS IDERS
rs TO THE 6UBAN QUESTION
Three Greet Republics His Dream Of Americas
Future, as Expressed to the
London Times.

LONDON. March 13.-The Times to-
day published an interview which it's
correspondent in the United States,
George w. Smalley, has had with John
Sherman, the secretary of state. Mr.
Smalley, in substance, says:
After a long conversation with Mr..
Sherman 1 believe that he has no very
settled opinions on foreign policy and
does not hope to make them felt in
the senate. He does not think that
foreign affairs are of the first impor-
lance, or even Of very high Importance;
approves platonically Of the doctrine of
arbitration and may readily enough
follow the presidents lead. But he does
not seem sure that the amendments
proposed for the arbitration treaty are
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
HARDSHIP AT SEA.

One of the passengers. of the Beaver
lire steamer Lake Winnipeg a man
named Dapp, has described the ter
rible experiences of that vessel on her
long passage across the Atlantic. The
Lake Winnipeg left st. John, N. B., on
Feb, IA, for Liverpool, and arrived in
the River Mersey on Thursday, twenty
five days out. 1t appears that the first
mishap occurred on Feb. IT, Very
heavy weather was experienced; ire
mendous seas swept over the steamer
and water poured into her engine room
to such an extent that her fires were
extinguished. The pumps were put to
work, but they became choked, and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
BULLETIN OF
THE ST. PRUL GLOBE.
SUNDAY, MARCH, IA, 1897.
Weather for Today
Snow and Warmer.

PAGE L.
London Idea of Sherman's Policy.
House Republicans Caucus.
Loans Still Expanding.
Reed Named for Speaker.
England Expects War.
WeyIer Wants Millions for War.
PAGE z.
Meiggs Also Wants Liberty.
DOran and Stone Disagree.
PAGE 8.
Monument Associations Work.
Legacies for Nurses Valid.
ews of the Courts.
Bulletin on Tuberculosis.
PAGE 4.
Editorial.
Kaiser's Naval Credits Refused.
PAGE 8.
Ozmun Bill Passes the Senate.
CIOugh VetOes PeddIer's License.
Mountain Iron investigation.
Caucus of House Democrats.
PAGE @.
Flood at Memphis Unprecedented.
Chicago Lake Front Cases ReOpened
R6rLOH Investigation COIIapses.
PAGE 4.
Minneapolis Matters.
Haney Acquitted.
Drew Again Arrested.
PanncefOte Visits Mckinley.
PAGE 8.
Pilgrims Of for Carson City.
Yacht Club Not Ready to Build.
New Demand on the Minnesota
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
AID FOR HESlNG.

Chicago Gold Standard Democrats
VIII IndOrse Him.
CHICAGO, March 13.-The gold standard
Democrats have enlisted. in the municipal
campaign. At a meeting tonight they adopt
ed a motion, amended by ex-Mayor John p
Hopkins, requesting the executive commit
tee of the National Democratic party of
Chicago to call convention in the largest
hall that could be procured for the purpose
The committee will meet next Wednesday and
the convention will be held not later than
March %. The foregoing action was taken
by unanimous vote, but spirited debate,
indicating that the sentiment of the meet
ing strongly in fover of Washington
Hesing independently for mayor, preceded the
final result.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

at Aldershot showed that there has
been unusual activity. AT Connaught
many secret consultations of chief Of
ficers have been held from early in the
morning until late at night. From Col
chester similar statements have been
received. At the Horse Guards the ar
rangements for the Easter volunteer
maneuvers, usually completed by now,
have been practically ignored
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK-Arrived: Etruria. LIVERPOOL.
Paris, southampton. Sailed: La Bretagne
Havre; Fulda, Genoa; Aurania, Liverpool;
Persia, Hamburg; Massachusetts, London
BREMEN-Arrived: Maachen, Baltimore
LIVERPOOL-Arrived: Victorian Boston.
Umbria, New York. Sailed: Cutie, New York
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st. Paul, New
York.
BREMERHAVEN-Saile Stuttgart, New
York. Arrived: Dresden, New York.
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Silver Conference.

DENVER, Col, March 13.-Senator James
X. Jones, chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee, and Daniel J. Campau, Of
mittee, arrived in Denver today. In an inter
view, Senator Jones said they were here
to consult the silver leaders
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

Kansas City has demonstrated that
the number 49, is one of i'll omen. A
woman committed suicide there In
room No Is of a hotel. Her son ha6
been released from a, hospital thirteen
days before, and she had lived in Kan
eas City thirteen years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
A BIG CUBAN WAR BUDGET.
WEYLER WANTS 500, 900, ooo

NEW YORK, March ia Havana
special to the World says: Three large
expeditions from the United States are
said to have landed this week 100000
rounds of ammunition, 1900 stands Of
arms, small rapid fire guns, one ten
inch gun, three tons of dynamite, 800
machetes and 1000 hand grenades. The
landing of the large amount of supplies
has revived the rumors that an attack
is to be made upon Havana.
The palace officials have issued CT
ders for the immediate concentration Of
more troops in the suburbs. The be-
lief that Spain is hard pushed is
strengthened by the order of Gen.
Weyler directing the planIers and the
merchants in the interior cities must
hire guards to protect their property.
The insurgents think the end of the
war is approaching, but appear to be
sanguine. The reason for their en-
enlargement is apparently but slight.
1t is generally thought that Gen. Wey-
Ter recognizes that he cannot hold the
interior if the troops are TO be with
drawn from here for the Philippines,
and will gradually surrender all but
the fortified towns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
EVENTS TODAY.

Met-Seibert Concert, $50.
SOusa Concert, SIG.
Grandfather Martial Law, SIS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

Godfrey Hunter may yet succeed Joe
Blackburn as United States senator
from Kentucky. He has been unani-
mously nominated in Republican ca :
Gus
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

The Fifty-f1fth congress need not ex-
pect any attention whatever until at
ter March IL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

Having failed to use the muzzle on
others, the police department is trying
it on the dog.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

TIC EnOFt 10 Make Hampton HOadA
Given Up.
NORFOLK, Va, March 1s.-The cruiser CO.
lumbia and monitor Puritan are reported
spoken by a vessel which arrived at New
port News today. Tremendous head winds
and sudden northeast gales forced them to-
lie to for several hours and as the progress
OF the two vessels is very slow, from the
Puritans size and condition. they are said
to have given up the attempt to make Hamp-
ton roads and started instead for Port Royal
to dock the Puritan there.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

HAVANA, March 13.-Via Key West
Capt. Gen. Weyler has forwarded to
Spain for approval by the Spanish
cortes the public budget bill, amount
ms to s35,000e9o in addition to an ap-
preparation bill reaching the high
mark of $93,oO0,0o coo. The latter bill,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
HUNTER NOMINATED
For the Senate by the Republicans
of Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 13.-Cou-
gresham w. Godfrey Hunter was to-
day nominated on the first ballot at
the caucus of Republicans Of the leg
tslature for United States senator The
vote was 3S to q against the field as
follows: Hunter, SO; Holt, Is; Lewis.
5; Yerkes, 2. There were five absentees.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09

A juicio de algunos, este golpe del doctor
Batances obedece al prop6sito de contra
rreetar Ia notic,a publicada hace aigunos
d;as diciendo que estos operar1os nsoian
desistido de seguir pagando d'chs voinnta
ria Quota"
Es tai ell descaro y la audacia con quo 81
guucs pilletes de Ia Capital suelen iievar .
caSo sns fecho fac, que hasta los mas lnol
fe -eutes no pueden menos de asomorarse
E. ell caso que auteanoche un muchacno
como de IL aflos de edad. desco' &c On SON
brero de los que sirven de muestraiio una
tienda, COZ. la mayer naturalidad del munoc'
sin preocuparse de 81 algoieo le ooservaoa'
sigui6 con paso natural Ell camino que trala
Sue,ts que fue avsado tempo nm goardia
dc O Ptiblico. quien couduio 81 ratsro 81
cuartel de poiicia-
iTELEFONOH-Se venden..dos, mny o.
ratios, casi nuevos, del sistema 'll.
Dirigirse a doL Julie S. Bruno Gnay.,
Ct sit
Ell director de La Integrid9G, ha salido
para Arroyo,
Han contraido matrim 1nio en- Corozai !os
j6venes don Andres Rivera y Ia senorita
Cruz Valiente.
One sean felices,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09
[UFORMACION DEL Ola

OTONO
En- ell Otofo 90 snvia,An reflerz g para
cubrir las bajas ocurridfs en- Ouba
AL PERU
E Gobierno ysrkse IA pasado nota al del
PERT reclamando algunas indemnizaclones.
Ell DAUNTLESS
El G ,bieryO americana tiene terminada
Ia information rsspecto este remolcador.
FILIBUSTERI5MO
All tn.r 1ticia de que en- Jacksonville j se
orsparaba una expedici6n las autoridades
han tornado serias precsuciones.
PORT GAL
E. c,itica Ia situaci6n de este pals. Para
or .texer la vida de los monarcas el Rey
Hum ber to de Italia mandar& dos buQues de
guerra Lisboa.
EN- REO1A
En- Metzoos ha tenido lugar un encuea
tro entr. las tropas turcas griegas.
L,s turcos Sc retiraron Con 80 maertos.
MEGA
Por el Mioi> terio griego la abdioaciJH de-
Rey ,rgs.
NOTI las DE 4 GUERRA
Ell cabeci la lido pereci6 en- un encuen-
tro Que tuvo lug.r en 1efesto- Villas.
Las fuerzss do los caf1onercs As.t01ft
| Lopes CTsst,na que maron IN csmpau'Ante
en- la provincial NJ -taIzas.
| s. guen las presentacioDes.
| Aver 10 hicieron rs rebeldes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09

Nos escribe IN estimado amigo reslaente
eu la Oeiba:
.sEl dia 10 del actual al ccnstitulrse 81
Ayuptsmiento de Luquillo, ncurrleroo 81
acto 6 conceiales que habian de que, &C.
g6o La Lev debe componerse el Aynnta-
miento de dicho pueblo, porque los demas
habian sido incapacitadcs por ei Ayunta-
miento y la Diputacion.
Dsspnes de tomar possession, procediose al
nombramiento do Alcalde, y verlfcada Ia
votsci6a, resultaron votos taVor oei
actual alcalde don jose P. de Lena, y 3
votos a ,vor de otro concejal cuyo nomore
no recuerdo ahora. ,.<
C,m1 hub0 empste, el alcalde suspeaoio
la session para CO t nusrla el dia signlente
proceder a nueva votacion; pero tropezo con
la d,fi .ultai de q.e no podfa 81 Ayunta
miento constituirse leg llmente, pues para
clio se nee sitaban z concejales, sea Ia
mitad mas de que, como dejo dicho antes,
debs comconsrse el Ayuutamiento de dicho
pueblo sQu6 h.ce ell alcaldea Pos propo-
ne al Aynnt smlent q le don Jo-e M n
cia, conceia ncapa",tad' por Ia Dlputa
cion. formsra part d., Ayuutsmiento para
poder constituirse legalme tie; proposlclo
Que l6 aceptada, acordandose dar cuepta
al Gobsruador G ,neral, que aun no na oi
cho es'a ooca es mia
Oonstituido asf el Ayuntamiento proce
di6se nuevs yotacion para aicaide, re
sult6 elegi'o como era natural, 81 senoi
LENA, pu $ decidio Ia votaci6n ell cence1al
nombr ado por ell Ayunntamiento, sea oon
Jose No G ,rcfa.
SQue le pareces IUn c"nceJai nomprau'
por un Ayantami sntol
Nj en- el Africa creo que sucederia este.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09

los liberales one ma SO sacrifcsn por sus
idea 'es. sin du Ia porqae en- la redacci6n de
aousl peri6dico hsy alguuo que le qulere
NAL. 6 bien porque ell citsdo periodico sc
hace eco de noticias, que no llevan ei seiio
de Ia exactitud. cumple mi deber manlfes
tar. volyieudo por los fleros de Ia ]usticla'
que el sef1or Urrutia se encontrapa en- ios
Ranos de Coamo ell dfa que los Con '1ales
Hberales present taron la mocion proponien-
do aleuuas economics, que no pcdta mr.
maria Der tan justifcado motivo.
Pero lego concurrio la session oonoe
se ratificaron esos actos, y por clerto que
apoy6 con So voto sus companeroe' Pefo
ESQ que favorece al senior orrutia ~ sion
cia La VanguG- ola :
T.mhi4n 10 censuta porqne reclblo en- So
caaa Ia visita del sef1or RiVero, de paso ha-
ce extensiya su ceusurs al senior Green yer
no de Urrutia
.Paro. acaso La Vanguordia cree que es
-, ne,ado racibir en la casa de c1aiquler
iiheral Ia vi ita particular de IN adVersario
noIfticog LOS hombres que redactan La
VnngxardFa est4n dispuestos cerrar las
nnertas de aus casas a cualq0ier caDallero
oue los visite, si en- politlca no partlclpa oe
SOS idealesl
ESQ pareca ravelar ell stsque que dlrlge
al sefIo Urrntis. y 50 yerno ei senor gree
ane no fueron q recioir al senior hlsero: que
no tomaron parte en- ngona N AMI 'staciol
40 las one Ie hicieron Gus correig onarios
a1a s6lo q, limitaron q recibir en- 50 casa
10 Waits de este distinguido cabaiiero IRA
t.rle com1 la3 perso-as cu!tas trataa los
caballero.
Ulmtl6n de graciss amigo Director por
ast. ohaennio ordene como siempre a su
EZ Co, responsal"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09
EI. COLLAR De LA RE1NA

rir. Despues de 81. soy 70 el le-
fe de la familis. ST sobrevive Ia
seforita de TAverney, os Ia doy
en- matrimonio.
Charpy miro con horror ell ca
d.ver del baron, y el cuerpo De
Andrea con desesperaci6n. Fell
pc se arrancaba los cabellos con
ambas mauos, y lanz6 hacia ei
snelo una exclamation que debi6
oonmover ell coraz6n de Dios so
bre gu trono eterno.
-Conde de Charny, dijo des.
pues de apaciguar la tenpestad
que le agitaba, me comprometo'
en- nombre de mi hermana que no
me oye, & que ella sacri6cara su
felicid1d d Ia reina, y 20 qu'zas
s4re algd1 dia bsstarte d'"hoso
para sacrif :arle mi vids. iAto-'
sen ,r de Chsrny, ad,6s mi Gun
do!
Y, saludando 8 Olivier, que no
saba como aleiarse sin pssar Ger.
ca de una de las vfctimas, Felipe
levant6 6 Andrea, la tuvo estre
chada en- aus brazos, y de ese
modo d. j6 expedite el paso al co ,
de, que desspareci6 por el cuarte
de tocador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09
BSTAPRTA DR PONCE

Auoche go celebro Ia primsra velada del
Casino de Pouce CT II la cooperation de / g
arti ,tas de zsrzuela sefiora Pastor, sehores
Ooreg6n Bulk .dor algunos mas que no
recordam mos en- este momento.
La primesa estnyo muy bien, pesar de
h .llarse algo afonica. Todas las zarzu litss
puestas en- escena, obtuvieron esmerada in
terpretacion.
Muy bien la orquesta dirigida por el ami
90 don Arturo Pasarell.
Antes de termnarse Ia velada circulo una
ecta entire los conc0rrentes benef1clo &c
los citados artistss, que pr dnj1 una cani
DAD IesI etRbe, SD ooItar la suma u Is
sportarapor su cueuta IA Directiva.
Lo mas granada dc Ponce Sc d siiaDa ren
nido anoehe en- el Casino.
ia auimado bale fac ell coronamiento dt
la fies ia. .
FL presidente, sef1or S~h1 &c muitipll
caba desvivia por atender rodos.
e. Ayunta mieuto ha comisionado lo
concejales don Jose Pou don Arturo 1rae
para que. en- union del Arquitecto munlcl
pal se1or Domenech, redacten un pre- yect
de ensanche del actual cementerlo, que
va muy pequeno para Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09
B1B1IOTECA De sLA DEMOCRAC1A"

Juana supo la prisi6n del carde-
nal.
Cualquiera otra mujer hab,ia
qne lado aterrada por esta vigoro-
ga ofensiva; pero Juana no tenis
va miramientos que guardian. tQue
era una question de libertad on
la balanza, al lado de las cuestio
mes de vida 6 muerte que en- ella
SO amontonaban todos los di,s.
Al saber la prisi6n del cardeIal
ell esc4ndalo de Maria A 70
Lieta:
La reina ha quemado sus ma
YES, 80 dijo calculando con final
dad; no le ca possible Tetroceder:
R-husando el transigir con ei
cardsnal Y pagar 6 los joyeros,
envidia I'll resto, 10 cual pruebA
que cuents conmigo y que no sos.
pecha las faerzss que tepgo mi
disposition.
H. ahi De que piezas SO compo-
MIA la armadura que Jusns lleva-
ba, cuando IN hombre, medic
exento y medic mesanjero, 81
pressnt6 ants ella de sdbditn ' le
anunci6 one estabs sncargado de
sl.eyarla a Ia cort-."
El IN .,j-re encargado do IL
.arl. /. corte, qr-ria eondueiria
al cuaito i Il rey, psro Jasna 10 d'
con ssa d str q, que le es biei
conocida: /.
-C.bailero. vo= annals - r-'
na mo es verdadf
-lPode:s dudario. seh IRA con
dess: respondi6 el measAjero-
-Puss bien; en- nombrs dc ss
. amor l-al y de ese resp u Y.
ar f,.as. / h reins, "a eon1af
~. r. .ond i. p-im-fo al caaI
, 1, A /. seiaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09
CARTA AMOROSA

! Querido Teo6lo: Te ruego encareci-
damente te pongas en- camino al recibo
de esta, pues temo que llegues tarde
para hacer nuestro preparativo de boda;
de modo manera que resulte mas eco
nomicO.
clos Muchachos. venden baratisimas
coronas y velos, flores de azahar, cintas
preciosas de rasos; cachemires, gasas,
sombreros, batistas, flores, cnbre-corses,
guantes mitones de seda, alpacas, po-
plines, rasos, suras, esencias, polvos,
motas, colchonetas cubre camas. Da-
masco, punto para mosquitero mu-
chas cosas que me Gallo.
iAhl Tambien tienes para que hagas
una elegante levita; merino y cache
mires.
Ven pronto pero. con dinero.
Tuya hasta que compress,
SALUSTIANA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09

que 40 pudiese hallar q Nicole.
Es impos,ble pintar las angus
tias que sufri6 cuando cada uno
de aus emisarios vino q anunclar-
le que eran in6tiles todas las pes
quisas. -,
En- ese momento recibia Oculta
6rdenes tras de 6rdenes para que
compareciese en- la cAmara de la
reina q responder de So conducta
respecto del collar. ,.<
De noche, y bien velada. sali6
nara Bar-sur-Aube donde tenla IN
palmo de TERRA, y habiendo lie
eado all{ por caminos excusados
ain haber sido recc cnocids, tomo
tempo para examinar su verda-
dsra situaci6n.
De ese modo CANADA dos 8 tres
dias. hallandose q solas eonsigo
misma, "a daba tempo, y con ell
tempo la fuerza para sostsner
CON una s6lida fortifcaci6n inte-
rior el edificio de su. calumnias.
Dos dfas de ,ledsd para esta
alma profunda eean Ia luchs { Gu
yo fia dsbian quedar domados e.
cuerpo = ell espfritu, Ia eonvic
zion obediente no Sc volveTia "
como un instrumento peligrost
contrA Ia culpable, = IL s:ngre
hsbria adquiriio la oostumbre d.
circular alrededor del cora101 siI
sub,r jamas Ia cara para reve
lar .n ella Ia vergh "a Ia cor
pres.
l.. seina y ell rey que manda
han IN .ca-ls, no supieron su ins
tal ~ 81 en- B r-sus Aabs sino e
Il "a. .,.nto eu qae est,ban J
pr~s -s.is h .cer la guerra d,
yi.r - ~ expreso para qua
tfs,-- es.tonccs Tue cuAnd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09

Es tempo de que volvamos
aanellos personajes de nuc sta his
toria que han sido r+legados al se-
gundo cuadro por la necesidad y
Ia intriga, igualme 'te one por la
ve dad hist6rica.
Olivia SO disponia & hair por
cuenta de Juana. cuando Beausi
re, advertido por I'm aviso an6ni-
mo, iadeante despues del descu-
brimiento de Nicole, sc halo Goa
doci 10 hasta sus brazos y la arre-
bat6 de cala de Cagliostro. mien-
tras que M. de Reteau de Villette
apuardaba en- vanO al extreme de
d. Ia calla del Rey- Dorado.
Para hallar 6 los dichosos aman-
tes. que Nj. de Crosne tenfa tanto
interes en- descubrir, madame de
La Motto, que se vefa chasqueada
puso en- csmpaiia 6 cuantos eran
sua sfiliados.
Como se concibe facilmente.
Juana preferfa vigilar por 81 mis-
ma sobre ga secreto, 6 dejar que
otros 10 manejaseD, y para Ia bne-
na Administrations del negocio que
ellis prspsrsbs era Indispensable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-09
CARTBRA DR. LA lSLt

Ell dfa 16 sc sacark p1blioa subasta, por
tercera vez, el servico de Ia condncci6n de
correspondence pcstal de Csgnas Huma-
Gao vice versa.
Gree IN college capitaleiio que San joan
de Puerto Rico Sc, 4 una de les zas mas
f,ertes de l.s Antilias cuando Sc concluy an
;os trabajos de fortlf .aci6n y art'l 'adoiqne
vienen raaticAndose detras del Oastliio oe
s N Crist6bal
| En- Cadiz dos de loa deportados cubanos
indnltaaos 6.timamente solicitan vnlver 80
nafs. poraue se esta1 muriendo de hamhre