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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
VI. j. CONNOLLY ASSOCIATION.
This Well known Association Gives
a Successful Ball.

The w. ]. Connolly Association held
their first annual ball last evening at
Woods Hall, and fully six hundred peo-
pie were present The march was led by
the Standard Bearer, w. J. Connolly. and
Miss Mamie Larkin. The committees
who had charge during the evening
were:-
Floor Manager, j. J.. Clark; Assistant
Floor Manager, E. j. O'Gara.
Arrangement Committee. J.. Duffy,
chairman, P. F. Reardon, ]. J. Hanley,
J. A. MeKenna.
The officers of the association are:-P.
]. Farrell, President; w. ]. McLernon,
First vice-President; T. D. Vespe, Second
Vice-President; G. A. Brown Financial
Secretary; j. F. Hanley. Corresponding
Secretary; NJ. ]. DAILY, Recording Secre-
tary; J.. F. Kelly, Treasurer; j. F. Hill,
Sergeant-at-Arms; e. j. Kehoe, Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Among those present were:-Mr. and
Mrs. P. j. Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. John Feehan, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J.. Gavan, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. t. O'Rourke, MT.
and Mrs. M. Crafty. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick ]. Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. =. Hosey. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Curtin, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. j. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. ] j. Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Moutre, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Hughes Miss Annie Dolen, Miss
Mamie Moran, Miss Mamie Connolly, Miss
Annie Connolly, Miss Maggie Burns, Miss
Katie Lunz, Miss Annie Radigan, Miss
Katie Bart. Miss Rosie Dolen, Miss Idliie
Mack, Miss Mary Radigan, Miss Lizzie
McKenna, Miss Kent, Miss Hannah
Coughlin, Miss Lizzie O'Brien, Miss Mag
gle Flynn. Miss M. O,Nefll, Miss Kate
Dearin, Miss Julia Dearin, Miss Mamie
keenan,, Miss Minnie Elmer. Mesrs. FRANK
Gourtnan, S. Gavin, John Trimm, Max
Canar, William Farrell, A. Fftzhenry, j.
Fallon, G.. Eckert, ]. Coan, Neil Sheehan,
w. ]. Pendergast, w. j. Sheehan, s. J.
Whalen, e. Fitzpatrick, j. Corbett, J..
Coare, John King, William Morgan,
Charles Williams, John Thompson, j. Boz
len, F. voss, w. Mitchell. Thomas Egan,
Michael Grady, John Finan, Thomas
Coughlin, ohm Farley.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
DARK BOULEVARD NO MORE
Commissioners Tell Line
men They Must Keep
the Road Lighted

After organizing yesterday and making
their appointments the Boulevard Com
m~issioners adjourned for lunch and after
that held another meeting. In view Of
the fact that the electric lights on the
Boulevard have been a very uncertain
quantity, just as likely to be not glowing
as glowing, the Commissioners deemed =
advisable to call the linemen and trim
mers before them and impair a word OF
warning. Commissioner Lewis said
1--WE wish to give you one word Of
caution before you enter upon the duties
assigned to you. Pull won't go with this
Commission. You must pay strict atten-
tion to duty if you expect to get along.
You are each responsible for the con-
dition Of the lights in your several dis
tricts to your Immediate foreman, and
he is responsible to us.
I'VE want the service kept in the best
possible shape and unless this is done you
may find yourselves replaced by men who
will do it. / feel confident that you APP
preciate the situation and realize that
only by strict attention to YOU duties
can you give the public that which they
pay fora properly lighted boulevard. Do
this and the Commissioners win be salts
fled; but if you don't do your duty re-
member my caution: Pulls don't go.
President Birdsall announced that the
Boulevard would be divided into two see
tions, to be known as the north and south
half lighting districts. Linenan A. w.
Rake win have charge of the north half
and Lineman w. J.. Dooley the southern
hall.
The lamp trimmers' districts are as fol-
lows:-Bergen Point to Fifty-third street,
Bayonne. William Cullen; Fifty-third
street, Bayonne, to Montgomery. street,
Jersey City, Charles Faber: Glenwood
avenue, Jersey City, to Shipper street,
West Hoboken. JOIN Hamilton; Shipper
street to Nungesser's. John Phaff: Wee
hawken loop, Richard Bauberry.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
FREMONT CLUB BALL.
The Affair Was One of Che Events OF
the Season.

The annual ball of the Fremont Club
was held last night at Pohln1ann's. and
| it proved to be a most enjoyable event.
The winter BAN room was beautifully de
| corated for the occasion, the national
colors predominating. Prof. Eckert's or
chestra furnished the music. A number
of prominent Republican politicians were
there, and many fair women graced the
assemblage with their presence The
grand march was led by Floor Manager
Otto E. Dahl and Miss Madge Hutton.
The Assistant Floor Managers were
Messrs. George Wiltshire and Frank
Mathes.
Charles e. Seibert was Chairman of the
Reception Committee. His confreres were
Messrs. John e. Macarthur Frederick
Frambach, John Doscher, Frederick j..
Stuhr, Henry B~rautigam, Henry Ortlieb,
Robert M. Henry, Samuel H. Monroe and
Morris Heiney.
The Floor Committee consisted of
Messrs. Fl. w. Logan, chairman. Adolph
Dobke, a. K. Grassman. Joseph Hoff-
man, F. ]. Lembke. William F. Redmond,
William D. Gregory, Otto Bauer and John
Pforr, Jr.
Among those present were:-President
Charles Sefbert, Nice-PreSldentS Henfy
Ortlieb, Jr., and John Doscher Treasurer
Robert M. Henry, Miss Mary Meyers. Re-
cording Secretary f. J. Lembke. Core
spending Secretary Andrew Knox, Serge
ant-at-Arms and Mrs. George Sanders,
George Wiltshire, Miss Kantzelman, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel II. Monroe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Dobke, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. F..
Grassman. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoff-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Gregory, Police
Captain Holderer, Fire COMMISSIONS
Mills, William Davis, ex-Freeholder Nor
ris Heiney, the Misses Heiney, Charles
Borns, Frank Martens. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morgan. Mr.. Ind Mrs. William
Holderer, George Veroe, DR.. and Mrs. q.
J. Abbey, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Johnson,
Miss Efie Hutton, Miss Helen Cappes,
Harry Bennett, John Ray, Daniel Wal
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. George Alters, ex-
storekeeper Johs ". Theurer, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCaughn.
The Franklin Social Club, Anchor Ath-
letic Club. Merry Companions, Lincoln
Union Republican Club, and other well
known organizations were represented. A
supper was served at midnight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

WESTrSHORE
-RAILROAD-

THE NfAgarA L ROUTE
Trains leave franKin street. U>oftn 11ssll
minutes Later from foot W. 42u street, \. Il,
Terminal station al Meshawken. = Ia sv M
be. reached via trains of n. J. J. hu's is
penn. X. r, Depot at Jersey Clty w.. point.
3:l5 A. NJ. daily for Hayerstraw. west Rol nS
Cornwall. Nswburgh, ki I sn}Ias and A0~
b. 1920 a. daily, except SUMS ~
Sransten's West Point DIN ,r, h1pgssehh. CAS-
kill Mountains, Albany, Saratoga ana N
George. Parlor Car to AIpahss ,,rr dai,v
for Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, 69llalo'
Niagara Falls, cleveland. Detrois' G IN
Louis next afternoon. Dining Car attached.
C. 3.45 P. N. daily except sunday t91 So
gers. Cranston's West Point. Cornwall, New
bbnrgn and intermediate stations to Albany.
Saratoga. Montreal and Eastern Canaaa;
5:45 F. NJ, Chicago and ST. Louis Llmltsus
daily go minutes later from foot ". 4zd
street,, for Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, SUI
falo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit Slef
land. Chicago and St. Louis. paahss
1870 P. NJ. daily, for Utica, SYRACUSE H
s.t5 p NJ daily, for Albany, Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto.
Detroit. Cleveland; chicago ana 8 S a, L & Il. /:
c, 3:15 P. NJ. Jersey city. X Statohi
3. 1l:2o :. a ! Nh G, az $40 p i. Y s2a street,
rs A. M; ESQ, AIS. 5;l5, 500 'ss:4' ana
Newburah Locals: $1,000 A. NJ; 400. 500.
.Daily. ~sssundays only. Kingston Local,
Wagner Sleeping Cars for Albany, Utica,
Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara fasts,
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago on tnrousa
Westcott's Express check baggage through
10 destination. For Cab or Carriage, phone
1870 or 6s6. Thirty-eighth street.
For tickets, timetables, parlor and sleeplng
car Recommendations or apply
Nos. 33S. s39. 726 Fulton
street Annex Office. foot Of Fulton street e.;
broadway: Nc. 6l West One Hundred and
Twenty-ffth street, and at Station.
E. LAMBERT. Gent Passenger Agent,
Grand Central Station. New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
THREE YEARS FOR JOHN SMITH.
He Kept a Disreputable Resort and
Robbed a Man of His Watch.

John T. Smith, a negro, who was tried
for the second time in the General Ses-
sions Court yesterday, on an indictment
for larceny and receiving, was convict
ed. AT the previous trial the jury dis
agreed.
Smith kept a place in Second, near Mer-
seles, street, which was a resort for dis
reputable females, both white and black.
On June 4. Thomas Reilly, an elderly
man, visited the place and remained for
two days and a night in company with
Rose Clark and Grace Smith, white
women. When he had spent all his
money concluded that it was time to
go home, he found that somebody had
appropriated his watch. The women told
him that Smith had it, but Smith de-
MED it.
The jury, yesterday, did not believe his
story. Judge Blair, this morning, sem
fenced him to three years in State Prison.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
WORK OF SECOND CRIMINAL COURT

KID
Victor Gerard. Of No 1,2o9 Summit ave-
nue., was this morning fined $40 in the
Second Criminal Court for assault and
battery on Mary Gerard.
Patrick McGinness was fined the same
amount as a disorderly person on COM
plant of Thomas O'Brien, of No. Goa
Grand street.
George Kane. of Rose street, Newark,
was fined 81 as a disorderly person. Pat
rick Powell, of No. 1877 Laidlaw avenue
was. rearraigned On a charge of assault
and battery IN Gustav Miller, of No. Y
Laidlaw avenue, but the case was again
laid oyer until tomorrow morning.
John Clark, of No. 7s1 Montgomery
street, and James Dunn, Of No. s07 Fourth
street, two carpenters. were arraigned on
counter charges Of assault n battery;
Clark was held in $500 for the Grand
Jury. Dunn was found not guilty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
ZABRISkIE STREET FEUD.

Trouble has been brewing for some time
between Mrs. Andrew Ryan. Of No. SO
Zabriskie street, and Mrs. Isabelle Perk-
ms, her next door neighbor. whose resi-
denees is No. 81. Only an alleyway separ-
ates their homes. Mrs. Perkins recently
put up a spite fence" Sx5 feet. which
shuts out the light from one of the
rooms of Mrs. Ryan,s home. Mrs. Ryan
tore down the fence, but it was put back.
Mrs. Ryan threatens to take legal steps
against Mrs. Perkins.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway of America
i'm Eject November 20, 1898.


Trains leave Jersey City as follows;-
FOR THE WEST car
SIS A. NJ, Fast Mail, with Buffet snr chi
/ eago. NO coaches to Pittsburgh 1.-,or
9.l5 A. NJ, Fast Line, with Nestlpuie
36'1t 4 NJ the eelebrated Pennsylvania LIN
tied, the pioneer of this class OF ths vsstinuie
Compartmenf, Sleeping, Dining, obserxauon;
| and Smoking Cars, lighted ~ stalaonpai ttshn-g.
Ghieago. Cleveland. Indianapolis, Loulssiiie'
st Louis, Cincinnati and Toledo. rxnrass
} "a p. M. Chicago and st. Louls eiSy
viii yestibule Sleeping and Dining cars, uais
r. St. Louis and Chicago. Through SleepNls
Car for Nasny wsst sS1a E Eaaalsas.' With vsstibule
slaen,na cars. daily to Pittsburg and Snlcaso,
| Dining Car to Philadelphia, and eltlspuls -
Naie a . NJ. Express, Sleeping
and Dining cars daily to Cincinnati ana ~.
a Loa 10 X p M. st. Louis 100 A. M, seeoho
n msrnins Sleeping Car to Cleveland; s,osn,ny
q IL nj Pacific Express, Pullman oleSprls
s,l9 = Pittsburg. Connects for Chicago daily
and Cleveland except sunday. p,,,,man Buffet
ssgy =; "a nar "a Altoona, East Liberty. Pits
Burg. and points West Y H~NsesTnS n THE
BAETfMoRE. WA sS4TFHs
ror baltimore. washington and the s s%inn
at s.1s, ss4a, - ~ P PIE al aaf e9;onsressional
lng ta : Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania M Ta
rad Dining Can. - Pin ans :, Sa so night 1siS on
sa anaasyssl s,aai III Limited tied Parioz Cars and REM Penn,
syiyania Ha,1fpg cars, and SIS F. NJ. and Y; 90
night. For Baltimore only, 70 !
days raR PHILADELPHIA.
Exnress for Philadelphia, 6.Ss, u, IL, t az
81. SIS, ~ fB aoi1a c cam. a' n. lsl2. ia
~ s1s s.i2. AIS. 44s, 4.4f. 512; sl4 DINING
Car; sl6s Sc IA 81 III, "a T. do IA Pennsyivania
Iddmnitei). i0.is, liz DINING csr2 "a q ,ribs
fIining carr: liz so : I 1 H, Ill, e15 P. N.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
NO COURT or SESSIONS.
Cases Set Down for Today Go Over
for One Reason or Other.

Three cases were on the list to be tried
in the General Sessions Court today, but
two of them fell through. John Smith
Howell, who was indicted for engaging
in the policy business in HobolSen, failed
to appear when his name was called and
his bonds were forfeited. Patrick Lon
dregan was his bondsman.
John Mulvey, Owen Mulvey, Patrick
Moran. Dennis Quinn and Thomas Duffy
were ready to be tried on an indictment
for robbing Sabine Ciardo, in Harrison.
but Chief of Police Callahan reported
that he had been unable to find some
material witnesses and the trial was
postponed until further notice.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
RESULT OF A FAMILY ROW.

John sp~ankenberg, of No. 425 Garden
street, Hoboken. was held in $500 pail by
Police Justice Potts in the First Criminal
Court, this morning, for the Grand Jury.
He is charged with having assaulted
Frederick Foss, Of No. 63s1z Henderson
street. The assault was the result Of
a family quarrel. Foss' head was cut
and he was otherwise badly battered.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
TONIGHT AaD TOMORROW NIGHl

And each day and night during this week
you can get at any druggists! kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. ac-
knowledged to be the most successful
Bronchitis, Asthma and CONSUMPTION. Get
q bottle to-day and keep 1t always IN the
house, so o a check ybur cold at
opee. Price &c. and SOC. Sample bottle
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Leave PennsyIvania r. r. Depet.
ia A. M. daily for EASrON and interme-
diate stations.
SIS A.. NJ. daily for WTLKESEARBA
ESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
the West, and principal local points. Dining
Car and Chair Car TO Buffalo
12l4 2 NJ daily. excent Sunday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
Auenons at Home.

an 4. family of my own said a West
arn von,an toa New York friend. there
i ! little custom which IS often amusing.
ana which is i think. quite original. The
ia finer IS !, millionaire. and, unlike many
ric1, fathers ne leaves his checks blank
when he signs them, and never asks any
Questions one result of this is some
ti,,as -tbo,,ehtless expehditure. / won't
sav extrav eance because the daughters
would not willingly disregard their privi-
laoa ant when one makes a purchase
when she afterwards regrets. instead of
raf,rning n ~ most women do. an auc-
tion = ba1d IN the household. and the
srtie,a Il sofia "a the highest bidder. The
a,,atinnear l. 4ha original purchaser.
acamatimas ne ~auetfon Is verv amusing
~ r,arnar ~ the sale shows ! wom-
an,s n,,n1gnp When was there last a
aross mb;cb cost 5000 was knocked down
- o,aa ~ tba sisters for s15. There were
: atbar bidaers The a,,ctioneer was
- stsa asointea hit she didn,t know
.a-s4 = rn,rcba sar rad entered INFO an
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

Philip McManus, tender ....--..-. I2e
p 1rracev tender -s..... 720
Nsic5aal stevens tender 720
$500 Ferris tender .......... 720
Shss Dalv tender s.. 720
noniel Dondorf tender ....... $50
Henry M. Hefich. tender ..-.-.- $50
HI resolution was adopted unanimous
w. the Republican members voting for it.
Freeholders R~iordan, Heating, Clements,
Kenny, Simon Kelly, Ripe and Fitzsin-
mons were appointed a committee to re-
wise the supply list for the Institutions.
and they viii report at the meeting to
be held on Thursday. "A request from
the Boulevard Commissioners to have an
office assigned to them was referred 70
the Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings when appointed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
BANK


n National Bank OF Jersey City in the State OF
New Jersey. at the clese OF business December
4. 1888:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06
THE SLATE GOES THROUGH
With Very Few Exceptions
Freeholders Appoint eau
Gus Nominees.
4 LONG WEARY NIGHT SESSION
Complete List Of Those For
Inmates Who Received
Places and Their
Salaries.

The Freebooter slate as agreed upon at
the caucus last Friday night, with a few,
a very few changes, was put through at
the meeting Yesterday afternoon. The
Freeholders had taken a recess until four
o'clock, and after having some refresh-
ments they went into caucus in their own
office. A crowd of anxious candldates
who had been slated, but who did NOT
know but that something might happen
to the slate, awaited the results. 1t was
five o'clock before the Board was ready
to meet and then the meeting was held
in the General Sessions Court room on
account of the crowd. Freeholder Rior-
dan offered a resolution making these APP
pointments and it was adopted
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

REPoRT or THE CONDITION OF THE HUDSON
~ County National Bank at Jersey City. In the
State OF New Jersey at the close OF business.
December ], 1885,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

County of Hudson. ~;
H.. ". Hardenbefgh. Cashier OF the above named
bank. do soiemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
]. w HARDENBERGH.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to BEFORE
me this 5th day Of Dec
AID. WHITE,
Notary Public OF New Jersey
+. C.WASHBURN
Co~rrect-AtteSt: }A.ZABRISKIE.
~tCQRNEIIUS ZABRISKIE.
Directors.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

NY - GEoRGE wuRTs.
Secretary of State.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

tsreses que devengan los oubas,
La tercera eeouadra, ouya salida
se prepsra, Sc compondrh de los
acorazsdos Cardenal Cisneros,s ,
&Princosa de Asturias,> @Victo-
ria. , Numancia, @Lepanto,s ,
~Alvaro de Bazan.p ~Do1a Maria
de Molinap y Marques de Victo-
ria.D
W sshington, Jnnio % Sc ha
proclamado en- ell Senado. con
gran animaci6o, la anexs6 de Las
islas H.wai. I'll vapor @Panank~
ha sido subastado, adquiriendolo
ell Gobierno por la suma de cua-
renta y un mil pesos.
Londres, Junio 2e-En Black.
head ha sido botado al aqua el
aoorazado ingl6s @Albion.~ inun-
dSndose las plataformas, en- las
que habfa inmensa multitnd,y aho-
gandose so personals.
Habana, id. id.-Han entrado
en- puertos do la isla varios bu-
ques neroantes. entire ellos trasat-
lanticos importantes, oondueiendo
where's. Ha sido suspendida la
fiesta de las verbenas, oelebian-
dose en- compensation un gran
festival en- los muellss, en- donde
se dieron bales, cuyos produotos
sc dedioaron s las cocinas econ6-
micas, instaladas para repartir
alimentos gratuitamente. Varias
partidas reconcentrsdas en- Puer-
to Allegro con objeto de recibir
vfveres han sido dispersas, To-
grandose deiarlas en- sitnaci6n spu
rada, por falta de aquellos. Ha
salido de Cienfuegos para klnsg-
tong ell vapor &Adula,> lleyando
a su bordo pasajeros. Dicese que
oil captain ha protestado contra
ell bloqueo por considerable inefi-
caz, puesto que no ha tropezado
en- la trayesfa de Jamgioa a Glen
fuegos con ning1n buque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

ninguna de las mejoras agen-
cias aat:c.aras 10 Paris.
cho departamento a6 man Que
40 puede hsber sucsdiio ia
cosa pnes los avisos de los jefes
de las escnalras americaaas
dan a enbender que es absolu-
tamente falsa tai vcrs:6a
EI Seorstario Long desp SIS
dc leer el despacho h dicho
textRalmente:
E una historic iateresanse
pero incierta. Estoy SECURE
q aa en- Madrid mismo la reaa
tan { lisa Viene de Parts por
IN conducto que no 50 deter
nina despnes de atravesar la
capital de E pana. No no
hay NADIA de verdad en- ESQ.
Las noticias que Sc han reci
bido esta tarde de SchIey na IA
dicen sobye csc combate.
Sohley guarda y bloquea la
bahia De Santiago de Cubs, por
mas ssque en- el ministerid de-
Marina Sc cree que Cervera no
esta allf.
La batalla naval que Sc indi-
ca en- los despachos que prece-
den, dice "El Ptogreso', de
M adrid. que dc Paris le comu-
nicaron habarse verlf1cado ese
combate en- el que fueron echa-
dos pique des buques ameri
canoe, sufsiendo avsrias IN
crucero espanol.
D. Londres dicen que Ia
forma como dice "El Pregreso"
que recib;6 ese despacho de-
muestsa que es false, puas SOLO
su cotresponsal posee Ia tai
noti-is, que no la han .rec!bido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24

Deofase que 81 almirante Ger
vera cstaba en Santiago d : ca
ba y 81 comodoro Schiey salif
de Rev West dirig 6ndose
ese puerto con eus barcos.
LIE sigai6 en- et vapor ing Z
"Iofemier el corrresp 3nsal de
Baily I -iegfaph", que asegn
re que Sch!ey baso6 en- vano a
Carvera en- el golfo mejicano y
en al mar de las Anti.las.
En- vista de clio Sc dirigi6
Schley q Cienf 1egos pero por
Ia disposition natural del puer-
to nc p4do enterarse de nada.
pues apercibi6 Il punte dc los
nastiles de tres 8 cuatro gran
des navfos que estaban dentro
creyenso fuesen Ell "Vizcaya",
eI O4uendo' y los demas
las 6tdenee de Cervera
Los insurrectos le hicieron
desistir ie tai creencia, envian
dole ua bote con un em;sario
cue le anuncio formalmente
que Ia escuadra espznola no
estaba alii,
Schley Sc dirig;6 ertonces a
Santiago de Cuba.
El expresado oorresponsal
del Daily Teieg aph7 continue
siguie idole hasta qae .e obiig6
3 abandonar'o IA fueTte tenn
poral que le hlzo arfibar
Kipgton.
Washington, 2o de Mayo
En- ol depaftamento de marina
20 hay noticias de que haya
habido ell combate naval que
segda {" Ell Progreso" =, de Ma
drid, tuvo lugar y que cuenta
Don grandes detalles. En- d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-24
/ 3r.Ei Conde de Monte -Cristo
1872

de Mad de Nillefort que le considera ell resu-
men de los como om.entos humanos admirado de mi
: padre, que segdu dice ha dido formular
con mas eloeuencia ideas mas elevadas dolarado de
Ednardo. que pesar de niedo d los grandes oios
negFos del oonde corre eneuentro apenas le
nif, s abre la mano, donde siempre haia aig1a ju
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-Pnes ben Qnsrdl Valentine, ii las cosas son o.
mo deca va dsheis ssntfeIs cfeotos de su
preseacls. 81 bsrto de Nj Drcef Italia
es para saoarle de las de- LIS bandtios Mad.
Dangars, 90 para haosrle regalo real
drastra voestro hermsno delante de la
pa de sn casa noalo les salve La vida.
kste hombre ha recbido evIdente.nente el pOder de
infuir aobre Ioa aeonteeimentos, sobre los hombres
sobre las ; jama4 ha qsto gusto mas ssncillcs
unados una nagnltclencia soberana. Su sOursa
dace ouando dlrige que olvd6 ouaan annar-
ga Ia eneuentran otros O deodme, Valentina. os
sonrefdo as vosa Oh 81 10 ha heoho aaf, 80, els
{ faiiz.
-Yo, dijo la joyen, oh / Dios mfo Maximiano,
nj siquiera mira mas hen, paso por casuali-
dad, vuelve los oios d otro lado i Oni generoso
posee mirada proanda que lee 1nea que
le supoD6s, porque Ia tavese, habrfa visto que
soy desgracada porque habera sido generoso, al
sola triste medic de casa, me habrfa
protegido infuenca que eJsrce y passto que
81 representa-, segdn deei e papel del SOL habera
oslentndo mi coFaz6n de rayos. Deoid que
anna, Maxmiliauo Oh ID os INFO que sabsis
y,s2 los hombres siempre ponen rostro risn. no
Official de oinoo pies ocho pulg das vos, que
m bueo bgote gran sube, pero hacen de
ma pobre joven que sabe mas que orar.
"a Oh Valentino ; enganais os 10 juro
-Si asf no faese. vsanos, Maxlmiano; ii ma ira