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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
STILL HOLDS THEIR CONFIDENCE.
Homer +. Fowler Endorsed by West So
pcrior Business Men.


pcrior Business Men.
Madison. Wis. May 12.-Homer T. and
Walter Fowler, of West Superior. bank
ers. arrested and brought here on
charges Of crooked management Of their
bank. have received great many let
tiers from Superior officials and business
men expressing full confidence in HON.
er T. Fowler's ability as a bank man
ager. A committee of the stCckhoid ers
recommends that he be reinstated as
cashier of the bank. The finance COM
mittee of the city says it has confidence
in Fowler and commends him for his
management. The board of education,
which has money in the bank, indorse
the contemplated action of the stock
holders in returning Fowler as cashier.
Circuit Court Judge Charles Vinge
and Superior Court Judge Charles
Smith wrote letters recommending him.
Fowler has $4,000 Of stock in the bank
As an example of the hard times banks
have had, he says that since 1890 in
Duluth and Superior seventeen banks
have failed. one asclosad and recp d
two have reduced their capital, three dis
continued. one liquidated and one is H.
organized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12

Chicago, May 12.-Following is the
record made by League base ball clubs
yesterday: At Pittsburg-Boston 2,
Pittsburg o: at Washington-Balti-
more 6, Washington 3; at Cleveland
Brooklyn 0. Cleveland Z; at Chicago
Cincinnati s. Chicago 5: at Louisville
Wet grounds; at ST. Louis-Rain.
Western League: At Columbus-In-
dianapolis 1, Columbus s: at Milwaukee
Kansas City 8. Milwaukee 9; at Grand
Rapids Detroit Z, Grand Rapids 10; at
St. Paul-Wet grounds.
Western Association: At Des Mofnes-
Dubuque 1, Des Moines 8; at Quincy
Cedar Rapids 8. Quincy 10: at Burling-
ton-Rockford IL. Burlington s; at st.
Joseph-Peoria s, st. Joseph II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
CUBAN REBELS ARE VERY ACTIVE.
Why They Don't Capture Havana Is VIVA
Puzzles a Fellow.

New York, May IA special to The
World from Jacksonville says: A band
of Cubans under Delgado encompassed
Havana Saturday and Sunday, firing
at all the outposts. Sunday night the
firing was heavy for over an hour, and
1t is said that several Spanish soldiers
were killed and wounded, and that the
Cuban loss was still greater. The Gu
bans are making frequent dashes around
the outposts with their cavalry, and ev-
cry morning from ten to twenty-five
wounded Spanish soldiers are taken into
the city hospitals. General Garcia and
Rabi in Santiago de Cuba province are
active. In fact. they control the entire
province outside of the fortified towns.
The town of Cavul, near the city of
Santiago de Cuba, was raided by insur-
gents supposed to be from General
Rabi's forces recently and almost total
ly destroyed, although within a mile or
so of several thousand Spanish troops.
The store houses were looted, the block
house was burned and most of the
stores and buildings in the place, after
being pillaged, were burned. In most
sections Of the province of Santiago de
Cuba the pacificos are planting their
regular crops. as they feel confidence in
the strength of the insurgents to protect
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
HOUSE COMMITTEES ESTIMATE.
Members Had Hopes Of the Senate -
Business Rushing Body.

Members Had Hopes OF the Senate - q
Business Rushing Body.
Some criticism has been made on
the estimates Of the ways and means
committee as to the revenue that
would be produced by the tariff bill as
il passed the house. These criticisms
overlook the fact that the ways and
means committee estimates Of the reve-
nue. that might be expected the first
year were based on the assumption that
the bill should become a law on or be-
fore May 1. The committee in their re-
port expressly said that while there
could be no question that the house bill
would in any event yield sufficient rev.
enue to carry on the government and
leave a surplus the second year Of its
operation-which nobody even now con-
tradicts-and probably sufficient for the
first year If it could be promptly put in
force, vet IL there should be delay in
its enactment beyond May 1 anticipa-
tory importations would inevitably
cause a serious inroad in the prospective
revenue for the first year.
Here is what the committee said on
this point: What the actual revenue
would prove to be in the year following
the enactment of the proposed measure
into law is, of course, dependent upon
contingencies which cannot be fore
casted with any approach to certainty,
ard will therefore be subject to varying
estimates. Undoubtedly the contingency
which would exert the largest influence In
diminishing the estimated revenue would
be delay in the passage of the proposed
bill, in consequence Of which there
would be large impcrtations of such arti-
cles as wool. wooden goods. sugar. etc.
on which it is proposed to increase the
duty
IF the ways and means committee
had supposed when they made this state.
ment March Is that the bill would be de.
layed as long as now seems probable
they would have said that such DELAY
| would inevitably result in largely multi.
| flying the revenue qualities OF the bill
the first year. through importations O,
wool, sugar and other articles before
| the new duties should go into force. un.
less such retroactive provision as wa,
placed in the bill by the house be main.
tained. The anticipatory importations o,
such articles already arrived and or
their way exceed the fears Of the wav,
| and means committee when they urged
prompt action by the house to proven,
q loss OF revenue for the first year."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
Goes Insane Over Silver.

Webster City. Ia. May III. D. Al
len. one of the prominent free silver men
in this section, has been taken to the in
cane asylum at Independence He Joined
the free silver party just after the NOM
fnation Of Bryan, and since the defeat
Of that candidate he has brcoded over
the result until his mind became affect
cd to such degree that it was thought
best to try the treatment at the state in
ctitutiOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
Whisky DistiIlcrs Confer.

Cincinnati. May 12.-There was an in
formal conference Of whisky distillers
here yesterday at which kilograms were
received from distillers at a distance
The subject of discussion was Secre-
tary Cages proposed change of the tax
on distilled spirits. The sentiment was
universal against the reduction Of the
bonded period to three years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
Thought They Had Captured Pouch.

Milwaukee. May 12.-Richard Asby. a
farmer Of the town of Franksville, Ra-
cine county. reached Racine at $50 yes
terday afternoon and reported that
Pouch, the Waukesha murderer, was at
bay near Franksville. surrounded by a
Gordon of citizens. The sheriff and dep
uties have gore to the scene.
Later.-The report that Pouch. the
murderer of the Harris family, had been
cornered is false. The man iS well
known farmer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
LEGAL.
Administrators Notes.


The andersigned having been appointed 3D.
ministra.of Of The estate Of sussn Robson,
ale Of the county Of Rock Islznd, state o(
Illinois, decsased, hereby gives notice that he
county, q the once Of the clerk Of esid oouu. u
the city II Rock island, st the June term. On
the frst Monday In June next. at which tine
Sd perpops having elaine ags;nst said estrte are
no'.ced and requesfed TO stteDd. for The pufDooo
II having the zane adjusted.
AL perpons Indebted tosG.a estate are Request
Cd 70 Icate Immediate garment 70 ths an4sf-
-iGned.
Dated this - day Of April. A. d. 1901.
eAHrxL koEsoS, Administrator.
JsCKsox q HURST. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12

Springfield. Ills, May 1s.-Johnny Con-
nors. cf this city. has through Harry
Glickauf. Parson Davies secretary, ac-
cepted the offer of Jimmy Barry. the
1o5-pound champion boxer OF the world.
for a eight-round contest ut latter
sails. Chicago. within the next six
weeks. the contestants to meet at catch
weights
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
low. Legislative Mater,

Dies Moines. Ia. May 12.-Adjourn-
ment OF the legislature was delayed
Monday because Of mistakes made in
enrolling bills in the house A concur
rent resolution was passed to employ
Chancellor Emlin McClain. Of the law
department Of the State university, to
get out the annotations for the new
code. the appropriations OF s.. 500 for this
work to be turned over to him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
One Farmer kilI. An,,h.,

Lewiston. Ills. May ls.-Bud Bowman
and Oscar Cox. two farmers. living five
miles southeast OF this city. became in
volvcd in a row and Bowman killed
Cox with a club. striking him repeated
ly over the head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12

C0ra-2nQ0a
Oata-is0.os
nay-TtHoshy. ssosis; wild. ssas7.
etrAw-A.
HOtAsoea-Oe.
lie.
1RseRrseh. &C.
CHiekans-7e.
Turkeyp-ee.
Dsekse5e.
Coal-SofS, ne.
exc; cows - hsifsEs. sxo0S,Se; oaives lX
Hsss-anos4@
0Aoop6a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
Executors Notice.
stsss Of George lrixser. lseeaaed

The undsrs'Gnsd hsvi-G Dsen appointed exees-
tors Of the lost VIII sna testament d 6eovGe
Mixier, late Of IL eoup'y of koek lslaod,
ttase Of Illinclo, deceased. hereby q &c nodes
that they NJ appear sefcr he count, oours q
Rock Island county, ~ n nee Of the CLERK q
said eo1rt, IN the eifyo took Isiand. 1t ths
Jolly tern, on the fr-s xcn1.y IN July
0 ,ainst soid estate ose No; d sod requeets1 q
. tesd foe The puEposs Of .sytng the sams -
led. An errone tncs |" ed 70 said estate 0eo
req sssssd 70 naks iDmfei .te paynsct 70 ths ~
1 st<a this ~ da7 =. - "A D. 1877.
HANK NIxfga.
NnAkLEs K mfxTER,
xxoentoeu,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
A Figure of Speech,

Hc-What's the matter, my dear?
She-Im SPECIFICS with anger.
Then she talked blue streak for 10
minutes. Detroit FREQ Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12

Bordentown. N. J.. May 12.-Mrs. De.
liza Stewart Parnell, mother Of the late
Irish leader. and who 10 now in Ireland.
wiz sail for America next month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
yictims Of the Duel.

Critic-The hero and the villain hat
Q duel last night ON the stage.
Friend-Who got the worst Of itf
|. Cxitic-The audience.-Twinklea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12

Athens, May II. = A dispatch from
Arta says that an earthquake shock
lasting thirty seconds was felt thera
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
HIT HAS HIS EYE on JOHN RITZ.
All Perhdious Albion's Atlantic Fortresses
Are for Our Undoing.

Are for Our Undoing.
Washington, May 1.-THE considera-
ton Of the senate amendments to the
sundry civil appropriation bill was fin
ished by the house yesterday and the
bill sent to a conference. President
Cleveland's forest reservation order was
the subject of much debate, and the
house voted not to concur in the senate
amendment to annul the order, with
the understanding that the conferrees
should arrange an amendment which
would have the same effect During
the debate Lacey remarked that Hart
man assumed that President Mckinley
would repeat the mistakes Of President
Cleveland. Il don't think there is any
man on the face Of the earth such a
blunderhead that he could make one
thousandth part Of the mistakes made
by President Cleveland" retorted Hart
man. L didn't support President Nc
Kinley, but thank God he is an Ameri-
can president and the first one we have
had in four years.
The most interesting debate, how
ever, was on the appropriation of $780,
600 to improve Pearl harbor in the
Hawaiian. islands. which was rejected
by a vote of IS to So. Hit Of Illinois
past and prospective chairman of the
committee on foreign affairs, earnestly
urged the Importance of taking steps
to confirm the title of this government
to the harbor in view of the senate pro.
posal to abrogate the Hawaiian treaty
Hit said in part: The senate ha.
now before it q bill which will abrogat,
the reciprocity treaty. There Is a con
tention on the part Of the Hawaii gov
ernment-and that contention would b.
supported with the utmost strength thai
could be given by the governments O
Great Britain and Japan - that tn,
| grant in the supplemental convention
| would fall with the original treaty and
| thus we would lose Pearl harbor. Tn,
| treaty in which is expressed the consid
| Grafton granted to the United State.
| for the favor OF reciprocity says ex
pressly that it shall continue while tina
| treaty is in force. That consideration
was the absolute exclusion Of all othe
| governments in the world from an.
right to lease or hold any part OF tn
territory Of the Hawaiian Islands.
I do not wish to discuss the ques
| ton Of annexation. for / think it ha
| nothing whatever to DO with this ques
ton II the Hawaiian islands wer
| annexed tomorrow the necessity fer tn
| adoption Of this amendment would re
| main Is urgent as ever. We have trie
| for thirty years to secure naval station
In many psrts Of the world. and not on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12
Rockhiu to Succeed DENLY.

Washington, May 1.-THE gossip
about the state department is that AS
sistant Secretary CT State Rockhill, who
is soon to be succeeded by Judge Day
may be nominated for minister to China
to succeed Minister DENLY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-12

Washington. May 12.-Among the ap.
pointments sent to the senate yesterday
by the president was the following: AL.
bion w. Tourgee, Of New York, consu
at Bordeau, France; Henry B. Cheat.
ham, of North Carolina, recorder Of
deeds in the District of Columbia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
co NJ / NICADOS

Dos lfneas para el amigo Matos Ber-
nier, contestando la gacetilla publicada
Ell su periodico Ell ell dfa de aver.
POGO me importa no rectitique. Los
Tribunales de justcia han declarado yo
no era pasante del senor Guzman Be
nitez-Ahora olga ell pablico 81 es no
IN absurdo 10 contrarlo y que afirma
ell senior Matos-sEs que aqucllos fall
taron i la verdad?
Como xglorias que tengo adquiridas>
puedo citar a aquel senior, la de que a
los seis meses de estar con mi bufete
alberto, fui nombrado Teniente fiscal
de esta Audiencia, cargo que deserpe-
ne cuatro meses, por sustltuclo. re-
glamentaria, Fiscal de tan alto Iribu-
nal, 10 que, aunque disguste al senior
Matos, no logre por ser pasante de un
abogado que entonces no existfa en- esta
ciudad, y 81 por mi competencia pero
fuera este, lie parece poca gloria al Sc
nor Matos, ell que 20 haya venido a
Ponce con solo mi titulo viviera du-E
rante ano y medic con Ell producto de
mi unico exclusive trabajo profesio-
nal, sin ir recostarme en- bolslllo aje
no? No todos los que lean estas lfneas
podran decir 10 1nismo.
NADIA mas dire en- la prensa sobre ell
particular: ell que interese otros datos
sabe 8 puede preguntar donde vivo.
Feline CnsuIdltc EOic0eche0.
Ponce, FebrerO 0 de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
Ell COLLAR DE La REINA

envejecido, y dem asiado, nocesita
esa cantidad pala que Sc produzea
un efecto Immediate y poderoso !;
pero una muier de treinta amos,
como vos los tenfais, madame 6
an hombre de cuarenta amos, CO
mo yo, cuando hemos principiado
a beber el elixir de vida y iuven-
tud, solo necesitan beber dlez go
tas, aquel 8 aqu6Ila que las beba
encadenara la juventud y la vida
en- el mismo grado de encanto Y
energfa.
IA que llamais periodos de de
cadeucia ? pregunt6 81 conde de-
Haga.
"A los perfodos naturales, Sc
nor conde. En- ell estado natural,
las fuerzas del hombre crecen has
Ia los treinta y cinco amos lle-
gando & esa edad, permanecen
estacionsriss hasta los cuarenta.
Desde los cuarenta amos, el hom-
bre principia q decaer casi imper
ceptiblemente hasta los cinouenta.
Entonces los perl0dos Sc aceleran
precipitsn hasts Ell dia de la
muerte. En ell est2do de clyiliza
ci6n, esto es, cuando el cuerpo Sc
gasta por los excesos, los pesares
y las enfermedades, las fusrzas
del hombre cesan de crecer d los
treinta amos, y a los treinta y Gin
co principian d decrecer. I bien
entonces es cuando ell hombre de
la naturaleza en- ell momento en-
que esta estaeionaris, 8 fin de
oponerse q su movimiento de de-
cTescencia en- ell mismo momento
en- que iptente operarse. Aquel
que poseyendo como 20 ell secreto
de este elixir, sabe combinar ell
atsque de manera que la sorpren-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10

da y detenga en- su vuelta sobre
81 mlsma, vivira como 20 vivo,
81 ismpre joven, 8 al menos bastan-
te joven para 10 que le convene
hacer en- este mundo.
i Dios mioi senior de Caglios-
tro, exclam6 la condesa, entonces
supuesto que erals dueflo de esco-
ger vuestra edad, spor que no ha-
beis escogido veinte amos en- lu-
gar de cuarenta?
-Porque, senora condess, res
pondio sonriendo Cagliostro, me
convene ser siempre IN hombre
cuafenta amos, sano y complete,
mas bien que un joven incomplete
de vein te amos.
-lOh! iohi exclam6 la condesa.
-iEbl sin duda, madame, oon-
tinu6 Cagliostro, q veinte amos Sc
agrada a las mujeres de treinta;
a los cuarenta Sc domina q las mn
jeres de yeinte Y a los hombres de
sesenta.
Me rindo, caballero, dijo la
condess. Ademas scomo disputar
con una pruebs viva?
= Entonces yo quedo deshau-
ciado! exclam6 con lastimera voz
raverney. He hecho la experien
cia demasiado tarde!
Ell s, II IT de Rlchelieu ha sido
mas diestro q1e vos, dijo senci
llamente La Ferouse con su fran
quezi de marino; pues siempre he
dido decir que ell mariscal tenfa
cierta receta.
-Ese es IN rumor propagado
por las mujeres, dijo riendo Ell
conde de Haga.
-tEs esa una raz6n para no
creerlo, duqueS pregunt6 madame
Dubarry.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
OPINIONES

Empieza la prensa a hacer aprecia-
clones sobre elias tambi6n los hom-
bres publicos mas importantes.
Dice ell senior Maura que ell decreto
del gobierno deja muy atras al suyo,
representando aqu6l, por 10 tanto, un
gran progreso.
Ell senor Romero Robledo, que no ha
interyenido para NADIA Ell el nuevo plan
de reformas, hablendo ell senior Cano-
vas desatendido sus observaciones.
Respeta los motives que haya tenido
ell senior Canovas para ampliar las re-
cormas de Maura, pero insiste en- que a
la guerra Sc debe contestar con la que
Cree Ell senor Romero Robledo que
las reformas no pondran fin a la guerra;
pero cumplira sus deberes pol1ticos,
hasta donde Sc 10 permitan sus Green
fias y su dignidad personal.
CRISIS
Ell ministerio portugu6s Sc halla en-
crisis por no haber podido dar solucion
al problema econ0mlco.
SIR. CASTRO
El Academico senior Castro ha sido
encargado por S. NJ. ell Rey de Portu-
gal para la formation de nuevo gabi-
nete.
Han sido disueltas las cortes portu
guesas.
HORROR
En- Creta las tropas turcas incendia-
ron IN barrio de Conea, acuehillando a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
CORRESPONDENCE

S.. don B. r., Utuado.-Nan los
dos tomos.
Sr. don J. E, NJ, Manati> >-Tomo
nota de su apreelable del para com
placerle,
Sr. don f. P, Utuado. Hemos to-
mado nota de la suya del dia 6. Le he
mos abonado treinta y cuatro pesos en-
gados por ell amigo don L. c.
S. don G. G., Aibonito. Sc lie re-
miten hoy los DIS tomos del follet1n.
La encuadernacion .mporta "a ctvs, La
publication del anunclo cinco pesos,
hasta ell dfa % de Febrero.
Sr. don J. l., Utuado.-Iomamos
.nota de su estimada para complaeerie,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
BfBLioTECA DE ola DEMocRACiA"

FL viejo mariscal, que nupca Sc
ruborizaba, sc ruboriz6 entopces:
y respondi6 al punto:
-sQueTeis saber, Sc fores ,en que
consiste mi recets2
-Ciert amente que 10 queremos
saber.
-Pues bleD; en- cuidsrme.
-iOh. ioh! exclam6 la asam-
blea.
ii Nmas nj menos! dijo ell ma
riscal.
-Pondrfa en- duda la receta,
dijo la condesa, 81 no acabase de
yer Ell efecto de la del sefIor lie
Csgliostro. Al, St nor brujo, te-
ned cuidado, porque aGn no he
apurado todas mis- preguntas.
-Haced las que gusteis, ma
DANA.
-5Conque decfais que Ia pri-
mera vez que hicisteis uso de
vuestro elixir de vida teDiais cua
renta afosl
-Si, madama.
-tY que desde aquella epoca,
esto es, desde ell sitio de Tro-
ya7....
Tn POGO antes, madame.
Sea asf; shabels conseryado
cnarenta amos?
-1s 10 estais viel do.
-Pero segdo ESQ, csballero, re-
puso CoDdorcet, nos probais mas
de 10 que sienta yues' 70 teorema.
-sQu6 es 10 que pruebo, Sc
nor marques?
Nos probais, no ,6lo Ia per-
petuaci6n de II juv "iud, sino
tambi6n Ia consers on de la
vida; porque 81 teI - cuareDta
amos desde la guerr. lie Troys,
es que no habsis mutt jsn d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10

-Verdad es, senior marques, no
be muerto jamas; 10 eontieso hu-
mildemente.
Sin embargo, no sois invul-
nerable como Aquiles, y sdn 90
digo bien llamando invuln erable
q Aquiles, porque Aquiles no 10
era tampoco, puesto gu, Paris 10
mat6 de un fechszo en- Ell talon.
No, no soy invulnerable,
ESQ con gran pesar mio, respondi6
Cagliostro.
-lEntonces podeis ser muerto
morir de muerte violenta?
Ay. ST
-lY como habeis hecho para
escapar de todo accidente durante
tres mil y quinientos amor?
-Ha sido una suerte, sefior con-
de; tened d bien seguir mi raeio-
cinio.
va 10 sigo.
-Todos 10 seguimos.
-lsf, FL repitieron todos loa
convidados.
L cada uno, manifestando ell ir-
teres mas ipequfvoco, Sc puso de
codos sobre Ia mesa, J presto 3
mayor atenci0n.
La voz de Caglioctro rompi1
en- silencio.
-lCu4i es Ia primera eondiei0u
de la vid.2 duo movivnio con
tanta .legancia como f f.cilid ID do-
hermosas Y bIancss maro= carga-
das ID soItij entire Ia que bri-
llaba la de Ia seu Cl. opstrs CO.
mo la tstrella polar. la salud,
20 Q. verdadf
Sin dada, respondieron t.
dos.
" la coadici6n he la 'alal
es....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
La MUJER I LA POLLINA

\ TN ricacho de Tocina
Sc lie murlo de repente
la mujer, y al dia sigulente
Sc lc muri6 una pollina.
Con sentimiento profundo
llor6 pollina y senora;
mas pas6 ell tempo, y ahora
va diciendo a todo ell mundo:
=; Ay ! He llegado d saber
al fin, por mi suerte fiera,
que una pollina cualquiera
vale mas que una mujer.
Pues desde aquel golpe rudo
que va hace un ano lleve,
cu2ndo a un tempo me quedG
sin mi pollina y yiudo,
con asombro veo yo
que muchos me cOmpadecen,
y otra mujer.... ST me ofrecen;
.pero otra pollina. no!
FELIPE Pdreg y Gonzdlez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10

los cristianos en- nnmero de trescientos.
Al quererse refugiar en- los buques
surtos en- puerto fueron arroiados al
aqua.
Los puques de guerra franceses Z in
gleses desembarcaron sus dotaciones
para protejer d sus compatriotas que
han tornado asilo Ell los consulados
Puede que este suceso de lugar a fu-
turas cOmplicaciones nternacionales.