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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14

En ei barrio Tibes tres cuartos DE-
bora de Ia ciudad de Ponce, una estan-
ois de 400 ouerdas de cafe, platsnos
gulneos inhnidad de srboles fratales
inolaso nisperos y cocos.
La cruza el csmino que desde los bs.
nos de Qlintana oondace . Adiuntss,
y ilmita en- tods su parte este con 81
rio Portuguese, tiene c6moda y espscloss
casa de vivlenda, con correderas debsjo
psrA secar cafe, tahona para Pillar ESQ
grano y molino para venteario, eass
tsara tisada J vlgienda sobFe el camiao
real, otra casa al cortado de esa cen
norno para hacer pan, y variss oasas
mas, para mayordouos agregados.
AdeulSs do los cafetales Que tlene b.
10 sombra, el resto de la estaneia esta
de maisza J monte bien dispuesto psra
nuevas siembras de cafe.
Para preoio de esta estsncia in fofnis-
ra don Fran cisco Cartagena plaza de
Mercado en Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14
GRAN DEP0SlTO
De CAL lADO Y PELETERIA De
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA 6-PONCE

En- este acreditsdo establecimiente sc rs
recibido III extenso surtido de cslzado de
todas classes y las mas caprichcsas formas
para cabailercs, seforas y nifos que sc de-
italian pTeoios SIN CoMPETENcIA. Ed ms
teria!es para zapateros taiahaTteros, IS
completl ei surtido. Tanbien se han Ieoi'
bido driles de hilo osolgado, 1pareila 9 p'-
que, baules de distiptcs tamaf1os precIos,
msletas para viaje, fcareias ordinsriss, 81.
psrgatas de infnidad 6e clases, piel dc Ru'
sia, badanas charoladss, gsmusas para CO.
ches, charoles ffarceses etc. etc.
Creas de hilo superiores de 2 q vsrss De
ancho para sabanas J propia para panta'
lousiilos camisas para senoras Telas de
algodon doble sncho para sabanas.
Ventss ''al por mayor al detail"
P14ca- 10 ds Ahril 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14
126 BibIioteca de ''La Democracan

En- cuanto a Dargars habfa decla rsto que tua
oIoslcj6n le ptInitfa1, i al lsco Gel mpistro.
La baIopeta estrib6 Luciano suplicandole Que
fuese bu,cara, stsrdi6o que Tod}a il q la Ope.
cola Kugeria.
kp efecto, der jeIss bubieeen ido solas ha
biaD crejdo eto &c 81 tor al paso que yerdo Mile
Dsl glars mtd,e amspte de So madre na
da habia va que decir.
Levsnt6se ell te6r de ccstumbre, arte un
salon cas vacfo.
Tambien de las costumbres parisenses lie
gar al teatro cuando la function sc ha empezado de
espectadores que llegandc 0 nirar escuchar
la i'z' sino en- mirar entrsr los espeotadores que
Hegar, OR mas que e uido de as pGtftas Il
las Conversations.
=; Gale dijo Alberto de repepte, 81 yer abrirse
palco principal Gale la condesa G..
Il Quien condesa @. q preguDt6 Chateau
Rersuj.
- oh baron. IS pregunta que 0 os per
dono me preguptais qujen es la condesa c..
u All es verdad diio Chateau Remand: no
eucsntadora vecins.
-JuZtsmeute.
En- momento la cor desa G.. :. repar6 en- Alberto
Y cambi6 81 saludo acompansdo de n sonrsa.
II La conoceis do Chateau. Remand.
ST., exclsm6 Alberto, lie fuf presentado Roma
por Franz.
II Qaereis hacerme Paris el miswo favor que
Franz hizo en- Roma2
Con mucho gusto.
II Silenco grit6 el pdbco.
Los dos J6venes contnuaron conversation, sin
el patio de cir la n6scs.
-Estaba en- las carrerfss del Campo de Msrte iiio
Chateau Renaud.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14
SE VENDE

Una caidera multitubulsr de aeero
que mide il pies de largo por de dia
metro, con SUI csldereta de vapor seco,
esta en- Ia playa de Ponce donde don
Felipe Valllant, puede informar de sd
preclo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-14
lnler6santisim0

Vino tinto de mesa, de la ''Vioicola espa
dola". go cajss de 12 botelias de "a me.
iia5 botellas aiambradas, en- barricss, Ca
lldad tsu bueaa mejor cue el vino fraae33
3atasian Boysan s Ga. Playa lie Poaca
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TnI riiiLirrISEs.

n seems 10 b. the general impression
that the war with spain now " prac'
tlcaliy ended. although the negotiations
Tor peace MAY require weeks or months.
cuba IN 20 be- free and Porto Rico iu
60 be- ccdod 10 the United states. That
rrrms 90 he Settled
The Philippine problem 'f moi no. easy
one. To undertake the political 5duca-
tion OF eight million fuuls, many OF
whom ar, 1,ugrH and U.h"r hni half.
civilized. Do not go Doc done without du.
consideration " an the cirrunsnncer
ON thc other hand, 90 return th1
people 90 spanish rule On % serious
matter 10 leave thc islands 90 some
European power might crrlte jealousy
IN others and lead 90 another war in
which the United States possibly would
D. Involved.
Were the American people 90 b. con-
suited iu the matter, there would
probably be strong sentiment IN
favor ~ demanding Independence Tor
the Philippines and the establishment
az some nort ~ government there sult-
able to the status Of tho natives 10
would probably hc found that the aa-
tlon would be- willing 10 assist them ln
organising an Independent government
and then guard their ln,cr,sIs arainH
internal disorders and foreign nrgrrs-
sion until the tlmn shall arrive when
they are capable of governing and
dtfendnr themselves, such arrange
mcnt would DO satisfactory 20 AN cone
cerncd. except spain, ani would Insure
peace and tranquility An Independent
republic lu the Philippines. under the
protection N the United states. would
seem 10 be suitable result of the
magnificent Victory ~ Admiral Dewey
Less than tia, would ho 90 render that
Nletnry nlmlll hlrt.n ~ r-lulil.
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, American w'1ld entertain Tor a mo-
ment NJ; just and ba1'rnani gov
eminent MUS. Dr. esiabl sh.i Tor ihf
Tl.pin0s bu, bow. when. and D.
/ w1lml That ls ids question
DO l unn.ni'1iy ih' case tnat tne
annexation oi ine laianaa' or az le's'
'ne m''h''n'a'F '' sIr''me ana OK
CURVE lni''l....'h 'n.'. N'u'l give
'' '"i "f''" JUDI ls "n
l"''' p. OUT own f-'p. p uni "'u''
In' .' win ap'.a'li ii'n Great 'f''a'h.
'-p'h' p'..'"F emma ava some it"
I'' smaller i'"erf u "9'.d D." on-
y '.n.h''n.y h' Germ ins' 90 'l,'-
'.'.E Joy l'u.'il' hef''N'it ny An''fi'
.'''''in'' ''''y W franc. ana I'ii'u'''
ny pam "n''h.t -''n 'rp' i'i'n
."'' pr 'Nh.n INFO iN account "l h''.
'n' "h'lh'r ln ~. '.'ni ni iiA h'lnt
wholly llHrorlrd ID Dc fhall tv0n 90 300
. ha deemed 1iv'.aI.. t1 TAX. t1mpi0t.
and urs1uIyet-f ra-r.taIln OF Che
/ lsIandr. nr, matters which wu bs
/ known boz duo raurss 4f ,Im..
/ % srpecisd that the rfotae1i whom
/ completed and rsady f0f rutm.. Jon
viu leave mo- rap or iloph3lt tg means
VI which other r1piroysrsies may arise
| htrarrr that boz accsp,arar means
reace at once and ts reelection ar th.
/ iart.8n VI any MARI OF 10 means wlf
DO ar,ab. In tho iat.
tsr oyrrt the United states win NOT
have loot anything by reason Of ttt
rasaNntIsnr. atre. fbs content tu rnIrr
o1 th. same me- though maasur-g io0a-
/ Ire o. fs termination were not htr.
considered. Tlh4rt como such pf..
vision viii be adopted r,.
iaunr o. hr Philippines uH
ihlt their disposition shall DE- daiof.
mined az some future tins by tb.
United states. whioa disposition spain
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mite TO any distance. The system ia
popularity known 90 zillnsklH, al
though that naval officer is not COM
rreled with the manufacture ~ the
nrojocl'lea OF the guns. The air 10
clmpuescd and passed along through
various tubes before reaching the gun,
and is used NJ about 1000 pounds pres
sure io the square inch. which is much
less shan The power 81 powder byna-
mite Will be- exploded 40 about 5000
pounds pressure Co lhs square Inch.
The guns them-oIye8 are enormous
contriyances. being smooth bore. nfiy
f.ot IN length. made ~ the best iron
and lu three sections. uiay ate Hanged
and boited together aui supported ON %
carriage ~ stool. this being mounted
on steel raclng rng tho system Of
handling being with an electric motor
Thoy are very expensive analra. and IL
requires fifteen men 60 handle each OF
them. An eastern paper gives the
il.lowirg intcrcatirg account Of ho"
this Is done.
"Ths gunner stands ur0n RI platform
un Oh. iaft side ~ tha c1trllge, uses IL
nrs fsioscupio aight and whom nil is
ready h. pulls lUv,r. which allows ih1
c1mur s8sd air Co.. enter ihe gum ana
100. discharge takes place These guns
ore 900 loaded at tha lr 3D.. and ih'
UrHI ctile la handled nv % separate care
IusH. Tho proioetlo lH about ZEN i0't
boo length Tor the niiern-inch gun, ana
Whfu charged with alI pounds VI dyna-
mite Dr gun cotton. Weighs fully l,11l
rounds. ~ u atHri tube comrulgd NJ
NU'.a fhrre-HiytCtntnH Uf uu inch th.cN
su1 h7H spiral ylns Ht the re7r The
fuse DE- foot IN iHnsth. ana weighs
twenty pounds This fuse contains two
pounds Hud a half uf dry gun cotton
and "a few grains " illuminate ~ mrr-
curry aH dotonator. u Or HDt to exc
I'.le az Impact or as the gunner may
d.sIfo 1H 60 time"
White IL ls omineutly proper 20 onil
tbo dynamite gums deatroycrH. they
might lf applied 10 their fullest ca-
ulcty. In fomr cascs nt least acquire
tho designation of peace compollorf
when their use becomes general u ls
rot unreasonable 90 look for great wars
Co become matters OF history only' ne
Immense destruction which could then
ba accomplished ln short order would
h' cnourh 20 cause the notions 90 turn
their attention 60 other means Of settle.
mUnt
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racrliAn oprosifioN.

\ morning elismpIrify suggests ihe
trial az an experiment. hS the city
Council ava experiment. ha.ns ths cx.
emrU1r ~ I.f torlr from tisa'Irn and
ib1. h.v hon be- nlli.d as sultianti-
aHy o. popular loan. rha Iia would
Do. o. .Hf.iai ono were % nor Tor Boo ac'
tblt tlDu I'D onp wty j. is use.. pol. and
Zoo tb- Other way lmpoaHhir Tho city
tpa mo- ilNef 90 exempt anything tom
stlte taxation. and therefore cannot
change sxistlne regulations. ami % is
hipiiy worth while FOR 1t Co DO 'n,h
tWgrs in that bahaif as 10 bias already
dome The bonds are already cErmpt
from municipal taxation. and That iH
tbe limit or ils aolorf au'hIuiy
Another contemporary h1s taken SO
uran itrolf 90 oppose the position iak.u
by ule "Noar" on this questions hu.
aa The opposition contains nothing o.
fchutial and raises no ir.us f1r deter
imitation. ihIs pap,r hlH tHl nov o..
Trained from further comment
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Na,wlthsiaullns tho peace tank
now prevalent. the war 10 sini In
proFrlu ana the means Tor aud by
which % Is to be carried ON arc r,W
subjects NJ general interest one 90
those that has been spoken of but ln.
differently described because hut uttla
used Hp 90 nr 10 the dynamite nun.
mort destructive weapon In moro
ways thao one if handled Improperly
ThUHe un the cruiser V,suylus nre
operated on 900 euur,'y dlnarant prln.
elliptic from any other guns that tha r.a.
pie of Ih' world are familiar with ana
.h1t hui few can understand oven az.
tor 70 hos been explained to th1m.
They have some M tho qualities az tha
ship which carries hpm-angInea.
bo,l0H, c0uprcvsors and coolers -as
VOL 1a % variety OF Intricate mJ,nu.
cry these hsIug. however in house
o. short distance away from which IA.
WolegtIIu7 age fired.
A scientific article on this subject
shows chat The dynamite. on gun cot
'Un, 600 explosive g.H,.u. or whatever
.he explosive material may hs. De- cone
t'nyl Zoo taa prlj r.la only This
prul,.ala Do called au "larll tuiirpl"
hy cine mluu1uulrs. ana BE- exploded
ny means ut fuse. |slml5A % auy
powder gums Dynamite or any other
h'sh cNplgulyo ceuu1t bo used ln an
ordinary cannon. because the rowd .r
would rsplNdH tho dynamite before ID
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srArIs ~ AnnrAns.

The recent report ~ the adiutart
general of the United states army
shows that % large number N the stntps
are iu nrrrara regarding their quota
0f troops under tho Presidents second
call. This b. condition of things that
hlH nn .rcf,I,ire at iii 90 sections aud
mono whatever 90 hackwardntSs or re-
luctaucc. though these have been mug
Fcaiei in % moderate sort OF way ln
THU country and Ice others. The facts
in Tho ease are that our resources as
o. men have not yet been fairly drawn
upon. Ton times the number of troops
called Tor could easily have been
raised and then the hblllt,H OF the
nation in that line have been hut
touched, but by u1 means
drawn severely urDn and
many stages from depletion
one cause of the delinquency was The
severely technical and occasionally
foolish system uf examinations which
ucro carried 900 az places, uut there ace
other causes uns Of which iH iptly and
truihuIly s.i Uut by tb Sow York
world as follows
"rh.rs are. Co. Boz autr. certain other
fyIH relating Zoo lhH main uuv which
should hni VIII mot exercise mIilify-
lnE rrHUt upon IhH srurnful ,TfIUHmE
uI our trlutuilhullc observers, Here in
Sew York There afr HHW. thing lIhr "a
HUufr OFF military organizations lug-
rolling iHr Goo favor uf boiling solicited
Go Nll TILE states quota, lu Texas the
governor Oh developing on his latent
diplomacy Doe krpinE peace between
rFHl enlisted regiments which want 90
r1 On ih. 'front.' ln california The guv-
.IuIL recently diFhludri company
and had nfiy counties from which 20
H.ItUt o. HuhHitutr company Col,
'rNHu took ONE regiment out nf Ne
buHkh, leaving behind 5000 men whose
names were on the enlistment rolls
t.r tho ume organisation"
o. BE- observed that such Instance
could ha related truthfully OF ovory
a'at.. viah, $40 know 90 troubled that
way We have asked In ihe most earn.
,ft manner 20 Doe permitted 20 recruit
600 Infantry regiment but our imp0r.
tuultlos are without avail 90 far; while
thc experiences ~ some of our cavalry
men 90 halns sent % herd stock fr,pld
0f 90 nsht spanlarla ate not ln ha
l0aHl dogrge Inspiring 90 the trN.pgtl
Or encouraging 20 others,
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The Supreme Court Of this state re-
Gently dealt with question of great
importance 10 many people. relating
~ 20 docs 90 the construction and
operation " the homestead law. In The
case spoken a. ElIna Is kImhlu aul
wife had temporarily nOgentod them
selves from thoIr homo iu this city
h. being engaged in missionary work.
IN the Southern states and h.8 wife
and chlldron accompanying him 90
times. The whole paf.n1 N absence
was four years. hut ihc place here
was occupied w Thorn at least n
month In each year and hey had AL
ways regarded 10 as their home. a year
ago last Maffh the premises were Fnid
under execution pursuant Co o iudE-
ment properly rendered. and OFF, soon 90
the defendant was advised thereof De
Instituted proceedings for recovery
and to remove the cloud fiom bis
title. 10 i0rt the cl8o in Che trial
court and appealed from the ludgmon-
20 the Supreme Court, with the result
Of the lower tribunal being reversed.
The opinion was ry Judge Miner
and h broad.m.ndad. cnmmon-aenno
exposition Of che equitable phase ni
practical iurIsnrui,nc.. that is. while
upholdinE the law aa DO BE- a. every
point and admitting an the neeeEflry
forms a. well az technical procedure,
~ nccompiiHhca substantial justice.
which ~ exactly what the law u for
and what the couria-the mouthplccos
OF the iaw-arc presumed % cnuncIaie.
Judge Miner holds. among other
things. thnt even n the abandonment
on the part ~ the defendant had been
wilfui and continuous 90 could not NJ.
feet the rights ~ Innocent parties
whom the statute was draIFncd % PRO
tect by the exemption laws 10 other
words. the rIght Of a wife and her
children to be- sheltered and protected
II superior 90 the flght ~ any one else
a. deprive them IT such shelter and
protection. This has the rlEht rims to
g.
In nll this there l. no reflection
whatever upon the trial court. Or ~"
plaintiff 10 the case. Intended. Ml
Judges do not conairue the law alike,
else the rcvisory and corrective tribu.
mails % abundnnily provided every
where would be- useless incumbranceH,
u h the contemplation ~ erroneous
constructions NJ tho result of human
fainbllty In he best estate that causes
the iaw-msklnt power 10 provide
against them. on the score ~ person
Ut integrity an. legal ncumcn our
State IL blessed with % judiciary equal
10 majority and superior GO many
i, II not at an likely that Injustice
will ever be- wrought To any liugaut
or the community as result ~ either
intention mr. neglect ON the part n any
judge. hut on the nrccfiulumcnt ~
legal principles more or less abairuso
a rigid adherence TO forms and con-
s,ructionH may In some cases work
harishipa. and II T. a matter " gratin-
cation when these arr avoided.
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Under a scare heading. FHi1y.r og-
ier Standard contains tha followinF'
"Tho report hos reached thIa office
that hirh d.ruliaf.fH N ihn church
dominant Boz ihif State have begun u
ontaaug fDr fusion. that the Bishops
ana the ildOrs ore even now. three
boiling ihs brethren ana elurss'lng 'hrm
fur fusion. Tho statement o. made
hy people ~ n.l1 Standing On the
church. md iu q tuIiiIun 90 know What
o. rolnE No.
The sinister purpose In such publloa.
tons HH tte foregoing o. Co raise tho
cry % Church d.tiaiion" Tor which
there o. rot tho ii.fhicst foundation len
any ~ the facts rotated, 10 they nre
facts The church docs not control re-
mans political yitwH lt does not DE-
rect hll political preferences g. 1i-
yite tu him if iu be o. good ana useful
ctiyan. In M way G.la That counsel
interfere with hs freedom 90 political
uciIon hot rather urhDids 90. iiocnuf
O. person holds high or d low position
in tho cmrih D. b. roi itt..1 from
exercising iha privilege m citizenship;
mihnurh certain politicians. 60 suit
their own ends, have sought 20 have a
barrier raised ln that regard Any
oiii0Ill or any m'ml.f Doc me Church.
is 90 full liberty NJ b. chooses 10 oxer-
else NJ privileges % c.iIsrnshlp In That
rFari, 60 "huiiDnhalc" others In Dr..
h1lf uf iu.on or a'llns, u. unlrfi DE-
should make of himfelf nuisance By
helug Offensive ot No. may remain per,
fcctly Quiet ON the subject Ana his
action. or M action ~ many citizena
IN rither direction. is in no sense an
indication that thr church dominant
IN this state" o. IN any degree con,
crrntd IN % crusade one way or th'
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runLic srrAKISu.

Preaching and Public Speaking ls the
tito Of volume iust placed before The
public hy Professor ". l.. Nelson ~ the
-. Y. Academy Provo. % H. Intended
as q manual flr the usg Of preachers VI
the Gospel and public speakers general.
ly The author places before his read.
0rf subject new i1 many flr whom u
Or specially Intended. hut those who fol-
low the augmentation throughout can
hardly fail 60 be- Impressed with thu
Importance of the matter presented.
We can but briefly touch upon the
contents of the volume. After consider
inF some objections 10 careful W para
ton for puhllc speaking. the author
rlveu the following as thr qualifications
uf speaker. iila mind should DO we'll
stored with knowledge and he should be-
humble. In the next chapter h. treats
OF Do" subject matter ~ sermon. and
this ls followed by chapters ON the art
OF thinking. ch1upcleustics ~ the SER
mon. kinds of sermon. methods N cum-
munlcatInT thought. analysis N the
sermon and rhetorical and clOcutionnry
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der. who viii pcruse the volume. wit
nnd lu II much N value 90 him 40 q
public speaker
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sermon entirely different from iha,
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Tho Florida Philosopher Of July a
mh abe following friendly paragraph:
- lady writing from au adjoining
county sIN., rierring o. tne MlrmDus.
u hn Hurnu-.l 90 see thlt Gao nght
g".. u1 Doc your paper ~ tha panpie
WOULD usH time t1 road ana nud iut
think ihay could not alaI.r th.m M
ih.N uN. ! llr God wiz caus. r.ima
i1 Doe sorry and ashamed w what thay
say AMI have u1uH asIIust AUf r0lI
mon Who have lUu th".r cnmflri4hlr
homes and como DO Florida. ana ar,
MliInF thmuHh the HInI iu the hot
sun tTyinf 90 fANy souls, AMI their only
reward WIN como from Unl Himself
when their work 10 flushed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

cnlcss Cen Merritt is ml.p,,.
by those who have hnavr t.,''i'' 4
years. Il Will be AruIniii.. ,'.. '.l''
90 surrsndsr that assumed d,.,,,.. ,ii
10 the Philippines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Ger. merritt has been lr Mann,
deys' and % is not unrsls5aaIl,,.
poet that important events has. 'i'
occurring iH that time. va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

The political pot Is slmmetinr. and
may be expected to reach the boiling
POINT b. the middle Of August. In
preparation Tor the coming campaign
Tor members OF the legislature aud
Tor county officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

gresham with his arms fun u ballet
giris. they are more tender u consr ''-
mems FEELINGS DO Mcxico than on ihis
side OF the border.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

II Gen. Skaters troops are kept In
cuba another month The general Will
have a whole army u immunsf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

Having the measles at ,h.r iu,..
DO spaln'a affairs may save th. i,,..'
&C. the young king.