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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
DISCUSSING PLANS FOR
PORTO RICAN CAMPAIGN
Important Conferences at the White
House Between the President and
His Advisors

NEW YORK, July IA Washington
special to the Herald says: Rear Ad-
miral Sampson and some of the vessels
under his command will leave Santiago
the latter part of this week for Porto
Rico, as President Mckinley and his adj
visers believe no time should be lost in
operating against the Spanish force there.
Rear Admiral Sicard, Captain Crownin-
shield and Captain Mahan were at the
White House this morning discussing
naval plans with the President and again
tonight they were closeted with the
Chief Executive, Secretary Long and Sec
rotary Alger, perfecting plans for the
joint action Of the navy and army. These
plans will be communicated to Rear Ad-
miral Sampson before his departure from
Santiago. Secretary Long, after the con-
ference tonight, admitted that general
plans for continuing the war were under
discussion, but what their nature was he
naturally declined to state. The first
measure to be inaugurated will be the
enforcement Of an effective blockade.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18

ships would be considered Colonel Hech-
ner believed then that American vessels
would necessarily require conveys. To-
day, however, he said the bids of Ameri-
can transportation companies would be
considered with others.
The second change in the programme is
that the feeding Of the prisoners will be
turned over to the transportation COM
panies. The problem of transportation Of
these prisoners seems somewhat con-
fused. Should American vessels go to
Spain with the prisoners the ports of
Spain might, for some trumped-up rea-
son, refuse the landing. This also was
discussed at a conference this morning
which Secretary Alger and Colonel Hech-
ner attended, but bids from American
ship owners will be considered.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18

the United States requirement as to space and
ventilation, for the enlisted men, The United
States Government will deliver the prisoners
on board st Santiago Proposals to state the
per capita price for transporting officers and
for transporting enlisted men and for their
subsistence and delivering them shore at
the Spanish port. Subsistence to be equal to
United States army garrison rations as fol-
lows
ONE THOUSAND COMPLETE RATIONS.
Pork, l Ito pounds net weight rs; bacon,
lilo pounds. net weight $50; timed roast beef.
lilo pounds, net weight 700; -four 125. or hard
bread, net weight 1000.
Vegetables-Dry beans rs; or rice, 50; fresh
potatoes S00 onions, 200; coffee, roasted so;
sugar, $50; vinegar, so; soap, 40; salt, 40; pep
per. black, rs
Needed transportation above specified to
report to the chief Quartermaster at Santiag go
between July 80 and August 10. 1898 Payment
will be made when evidence that the prison
ers have been delivered is presented to this
office; Proposals should be addressed to Colonel
Frank j. Hecker care Depot Quarterma ster
U. s.. A. building, New York. and will be
opened at II o'clock a. M, July 20, 1885,
M. l. LUDINGTON,
Quartermaster General u s A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
DESPERATION OF THE
MADRID AUTHORITIES
Pleading for Morocco's Neutrality,
Which They Threaten to Enforce
If Necessary.


Special cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1898. by James Cor
don Bennett.
GIBRALTAR, July n.-Senor Emilio o.
Jeda, Spanish Minister at Tangier. who
returned there to-day, states that he has
received instructions from Madrid to use
every effort to force Morocco to declare
itself neutral. His excellency will to-mor-
row call together the representatives of
other powers in order to bring as much
pressure as possible to bear on Mohamed
Torres, Moorish Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs.
1t has been resolved to enforce neu-
trality If necessary, and If Americans
should try to disembark they would be
massacred by the Spanish population. An
appeal will also be made to the powers
ish waters. This proposal is said to be
favorably viewed by the French, Rus
sian and German Governments.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
FOR TRANSPORTATION
OF SPANISH PRISONERS
Formal Advertisement Of the War
Department for Steamers and
Supplies.


WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE formal
advertisement issued by the quartermas-
ter-general's office of the War Depart
ment for the transportation to Spain Of
the Spanish officers and men who surren-
dered to General Shafter, was issued this
afternoon. 1t will be inserted in newspa-
pers published in New York, Philadelphia.
Boston, Baltimore and New Orleans. The
advertisement is as follows:
War Department. Quartermaster General s
Office, Washington. d. c., July II. 1898.
Transportation of Spanish prisoners of war
to Spain.
Sealed proposals are invited for the trans
portation of the Spanish prisoners of war who
surrendered to the United States forces from
Santiago de Cuba such other ports of Spain
as may be hereafter designated. Their num-
Der is estimated at 1000 commissioned officers
and $4,000 enlisted men. Cabin accommoda-
lions are to be supplied for the officers and
third class steerage accommodations having
suitable galley accommodations conforming to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
HOW TORAL'S ARMY is
TO BE SENT TO SPAIN
Programme So Changed That Bids of
American Ship Owners Will Be
Entertained.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Herald's
Washington correspondent telegraphs
There have been two charges In the pro-
gramme first contemplated for the trans
portation of General Torals army from
Santiago to Spain. American ship owners
may send in bids, although Colonel Hech-
ner told me yesterday that only neutral
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18
RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT
OF BROWN UNIVERSITY
DR.. Andrews Accepts the Position Of
Superintendent Of Schools

in Chicago.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 1.-THE res
ignation Of DR.. E. Benjamin Andrews as
president of Brown University, to accept
the position of superintendent of schools
In Chicago, has been received here by
Rev. Thomas D. Anderson, secretary of
the Brown University corporation. The
resignation Is to take effect at once At
the request Of DR.. Andrews a meeting of
the executive and advisory committee
mas been called for tomorrow to take ac-
ton upon the matter. Dr. Anderson,
when interviewed, said that DR.. Andrews
resignation was regarded as final and
would be accepted
NO action has been taken as yet In re-
gard to a successor for DR.. Andrews.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18

Mr. B. J. Blythe, 1925 Market street rect:
Denver, Col, says: "Was miserable 9ser M ITOm
dyspepsia. Nothing would Tlrad o ISs 80
Sg Mrs Jennie Hickey, New Rockford, Eddy
Co., n. D. says: Suffered from rne Mnn-
tism and kidney trouble Consumes zee n MS
sary M Gnqe 10 Remedies and cured myself
Mr. Edmond Pait lS S21 BeTkelie fb T Iey,
Berkeley, Cal, says: rS sun gaIk Had no
faith in doc doctors Decided to try Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure and it completely cureo
Samuel n. Cole, Kalispel. Mont, says:
Suffered greatly with rheumatism. wrote
Munyon for advice. Medicine came ana
Mrs. Ferguson, 142 9TH street, San Fran
cisco, CAL, says: Suffered many years
with an aggravated case of catarrh. Mum
yon's Remedies quickly cured me"
Guide to Health and medical advice abso-
lutely free. Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch SITS
Philadelphia.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18

Hospital Ship Docked at Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE chartered
transport Olivette, which arrived off
quarantine last night with 272 wounded
soldiers from Cuba, locked to-day at the
foot Of Pacific street, Brooklyn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18

Misses and Chill
dren'S Tan Lace
and Button and OK
blood Lace Shoes,
pointed toes and
tips and spring
heels, sizes 9 to IL,
"A" width only;
reduced from 81 80
clean them out.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-18

Boys Calfskin
Button S h o e S,
plain broad toes
or London toes
and tips, sizes
21s to 81; re-
duced to So
cents, regular
price 81 50. They
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Ii l. Bells Q ,nqGsLs, Atocha
; ds = Gahrer. - acabza de reel-
Dir 400 sonEreros psrs se1orzs,
s=1orItaz : rll3ss a mss s1egante
Fsrlsdz6 ds adcraos para los mis
0lsuos Y 81 nas boEito surtado
De aneriGaras one ha llegzdo 4
Poaee hasts ahors, a precios hini-
tsdfsi1os.
10 al
FOR SALE. Three carriage
oFEs II every cheeip prise Wills
Street. a0 81. SIS
Manuel HeIiIEa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

1AN Z 1AA H.
No ma erefa qas puediese hsba-
t9zlse n coastrsaseozate. por los re
'nlt1dos q1e venro pubiies.do AT
LA DENoCRACIA, n1Uy Lsmilds
naate Y sin habesle saLido n urs
inca De los zsuntos que voy ira
ta0do; "a qus sleuien 81 La N11e
"a Era, psreoa que qaie7e ser ds-
feD2oE de las Hetqfros, vsuos
% conplzceTlo.
L. sUplico ca11do a,e eorteste
10 Sc f7aeta xaaty adenfro, como sue
l. dee.rse po- shi, pnez desda lus-
Co. 70 d%Jo l. reoonoesr qu7 mis-
a=casCs oOaoc ni=1tos mis- 0ia-
rlss ccnpaeaores 70 na pernitiraa ,
haccrlo Ia como 70 aeeso> Espe
70 i0dulgencsa Y gus teagz csl1n2,
pero nucha. paeE de-de shora ls
zdvIeTt9 Qsse % no peLeo.
Enpiez2 IL tecoi6a
eUu se53f CGs.ea CEa~o. (ane
ta, - ne I.snao sefior) ".e aueja
n lss ool1m d. algupc. peri6-
1icos loozls.'' Evt7 80 - cierto.
so.aueDta II bago an Ia DEMO
CRACIA, corf3Fne z a7elsrte, v eE
unz hc5a sg--sa b. ! ~abro <E=-
tal36 Is bomb p j = Indiferencis
eon4as q Aloalia DE- egts Cie6ad
ha edo, vizto = lido las <sin q
naEnera5let> ouejas dsnunciss
4a7 dlcs sc vlenen hacienda 0e
7scaadsioz s nlorzlidsdes reall-
z8d2s e = extr5uo oriental de Ii
cs!ie de AErors, sitio deaonin sdo
<Flsta-al.gr4.> I
Paedo jQsts6ezr d0nde Quiers,
que son 11uEarsblat, las aueiss
, oe2u1cias QBe se vIeneo hacieo-
do d8sds 81 aIo 1894, ea o1e fGe
dssaaado dIchs trox3 da calle para
TssldIr las meretGicas hss1a Is 70
chs, paas bds5asse adanss las CO
ieccionea ID perI6dieos, preg6nte-
eele q los zlcaldss Que dentro ese
par10do han Fsnido dese1r en8rdo
ese cargo eG la 1ocslidad = serau
coaven1.dos, que no exagero, IL
Slgue . psri61iao 5on este
motive dice que Ia iastscis 10 Sc
eH Ia vara del Alcald-
y 10 duda el autor conssbido de
que "a hallara en los J3eoes mu-
nlclpales 6 De priuera instancia.
y h2sts Il la Ca nara
lasalar SIN dada el conanlcante|
ignors que t.l ca Rars-ss Gris-
tsese no tisue Il ulsion De zdni-
nistrar justiois Tanbisn pids
jzstieia los generates ~HenrFy y
Brookse.
Vanos poF psrse, 10 he eneon-
lrsdo jusacia ST Ia vzra del A.
caide. Por4as este, spasar De mis-
escrItos al autauiento que va
son tres los presautzdos, asrts
particular : de1ancias vsroales
que le hs hecho taubi68, q nads
Ie hs p-sstado ste2ci6n, cue es-
Dero 10 hay dad2 que las denks
sutoridsdss que nonbrsn ns ha
gan Jastlola, sstoy seguro de ellos
, soDEs 10 qae ms dice de ls ca
mara Insular Gle 10y AS grsciss
Dor Il leocIo7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18
hCUERDO DEL CONSEIO

A c0utlnu2sl0n pubiIcaTEos o
inforne dsdo por eI Consejo de
Secretaries, sobre lss prstendida.
facultades del Ayuntamiento dc
Ponce
Como, poT virtad de ese a.unto
se la dicho que el sehor Ma1oz
Rivera es ey1egzsi9o de Ia autono-
ma del municIpio, vean nEsstros
lectoreG e3e inf0rms, sen el que &c
pidc u zutonornia, pero Ia autouo-
mia gerdId, Ia Que tieue a1tes que
ser precedI1s de la volUrtzd po-
pular manifesto e l0s comiclos.
,El Consejo de Secretaries, 10
ssistiendo el Secretario de Haeien
ia, por hallarse ausents, opina
que el Ayuntamieuto de Ponce,
como t0do. los de la Isla, debe
continUar f1ncionando sin modi-
6cacion algun8 en las leyes cons
tirutivas del regimen municipal
vicente aI reslizarse la conq a
lie La IsIa POI Ios 4. L. Unidcs de
America
\ esto por "a r.z6nes siguien
tee:
Il Por que coz arreglo 1 IN
principle DO derecho international
seguido = contrnado pror = Union
Americana, las ieve5 raanisipaIes
vige1te= Cd ell territorio conc us
tado, deben ser respeta3zs, lnte-
rfn 40 resaelva otra cosa el poder
legislative de Il Nacl6n conquis-
tadora.
- Por que q ia reforna de un
ORGANISING tan esencial como cl de.
ios municiPios, debe proceder IN
Geteuido estudlo, que eu este case
no se hs hecho, de las coudiciones
P1lftlCas . juridicas del pueblo en-
one Is reforna - de sar &plicada.
P0r que, si'la alteration es
tablece la c0mpleta autoremia de
los 4 Ayuntanisntos, cato no ea po-
sble sn iestruir en- gran parte ell
.mperio absolut9 y supreme del
Gobielno Milits- existente en Pto.
Rico
\ y "a de respeta - Is leeis-
laciOn vigsnte al efectusrse In con-
austa, no Puede concederse ls
sut0nomla ampl1sina que reclana
ei Ayuntaniento de Ponce, por|
que lss f4caltades detsrminsdas
en el artfculo So de la Cons
titaciG2 Colonial estAn u &cci6n
y funciones az las Secretarfas
del DespachQ, que establece el
articulo - de Il misTna Cons
acci6n Y fanclones que
toy Gs1ue el poder militar: SIDE
mas, por que dicho artfculo = Sc 4
rehere q los municipios LegaJDsezate
c97sstttHidos, este e, por Fufragio
universal, COMO prescribe ell r6gi-
men autoEonista, estando To- &C
taaleE AyuutamIentos de Puerto
Rico de una Larte coastlfuidos por
"a safrzgio estrecho : limitado del
antigua regimen, y lie otra por
nom0ramleut0s que hscla d 81 vo-
luutad d Gobernsdor para cubrir
plAZas vAcantes.
En- resumeu, el Conseio de Sc
cretarios es t0talms1te aiicto q la
Independence sutor6nica de los |
Tnunlcipios, siemPre que deban 81 |
origeD al Prioipio democratico de
IA voluulsd popular, libremente \
manIfestada CT los oomlcios, prin- /
eiPlo qae 10 sc cumPle en ninguno |
de l0a exIsteates eli el pals. Puer-
t0 Rloc, &C dc Octnbre de lsss.
I4. MEfoz z--Presidente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

csntsstando al O5serrador Q
Fl Corre0 De Puerto R5c0. Oneida
spiszsdo hasts - mana.
Ia despacho De Washington
lice que g scaba De zabe- ali Gus
cUsuAo Il rendici6n de S7ntisgo
De Cuba, eI general Bisaoo, q
general PsBdo = otros espsholes
&c represen tsci6n Ed IL ISL habfsn
hecho el conplot d. proc. anna
en- Cnbs una Republics Hispano
4 Dericapo.
E7 Ia II .bans habfa de estallzE
Ia rev3lRciou coptrs "a soberania
De Espsns.
Blsneo iba a ser 81 cabeza dsl
0oVImieuto de los insarrectos
s. lbs q prescindir, = cor ayuds
del eleYcito = soluatarios. To-
compensation espersbsp IN exl-
20 felix.
Pando fac 6 Msri5o Y otroe
ags1tss d ctras repdblicas Hlspe-
20 Americana con eI in De Que
est0s reconociesen Ia nuevs RaId
0IIcs.
La derro3a De los espa6oles di5
Al trasts con FL co0plot.
Il cuerpo Is bonberos ha re-
eibido va el naterial para in9en-
do que lie IA .efa f2lts = el pr6xi
mo Domingo dsra principle q sas
aszubless 7ensusIes, 10 que 40
pods hsee- por falts de msngue
rsF. 4 LIS De L. t&rde del
aismo Domingo, hars u siuu
lscro de incendio En- una De las
c2sas de l. pl4zs principal.
1 s. tzn abundsate esta de rs
terslas 81 caerpo DE- bonbaros, Dor
aus 10 proportions a los de "a
Playa los 9ae tants fats las haze?
Monserrate Valentfn quiso era
aGa. prendas o1e peTteo-
-ia1 julia {afz, para veT si e-zu
5 no fals.s, 7 a polieia, que 10
de esos eyd1seaes, creF6
Druieate coaduclr Z l. Cared,
donde So eocaantra dst4nldo.
Pasai4ros De- vapor FRANCES
Aiolfo Montez, Cecilis, Soffa,
7 Csstris Coma, Dioaisio Jones,
Rodrigo. Eafeuis MeIero, |
Hip6lito Gauthier, Rosa Blonditz, |
Gsrvasio MeIeado, Enrique : e.
fsnis Aercsdo. jose y Fernando
Hsrnaadez, Jossfa Foderick, An
1Tes = Jaime Robert, Lalss Bl2n
30, Bsuiss Vazquez, Pedro Figus
rea, N aria T. Robes, Agastfa /
jose Eduardo 2 Manual
Mulol, Juan SzEtoni, FsrDs.do |
g DE ilez, GailierDo j sccbs, Hon
tscrzs Rind, Tomas SabEra5, |
Eafeaia Robert, III. Jacob, Ea-
fenis Jacob Y Eufsuis Mallol.
Dice III colegs de Mayagu Z,
1ue en sqgella ciQdsd se trsts de |
sstsDleceT classes uocturCas Y gra-
5aftss, de Z iacsci6o popRlar. Va
"a Ia solicitado uno de los salones i
isl G Consistorio, que Ia sido oe
lido por el AyantanieDto para
lieho losble hns = que pronto Sc
Ibrirs Ia natricals para IN curse /
lie lsctGra
Ag-sdsosmos Al ap-ecisbis Co
ega nayagdazauo La Brfl5G, lss
igaisntes liCsas cue noz dsdics:
"La Democratic, squella hoja /
me hbr6 tan mencra5lss canpa-
zs 81 q pals, cQando era M cTi
men fustigsr Las dssvsrgdenzas
lsi csciqulsno, vuelve otra w
Ia palestra bsjo e cc7petense
Iirecci6a del IlustrAdo conps1sio
)0n Mzria7o Abril. EaTiAnosla
uazt-a rerd1al sziTTIn1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

lr 2%%A-A E0 VIZ Qe &s5e1E ~ Il n
Emperatriz- Dice taubIsn que tsn
% el Rev Ham5erto como Ell prfu-
cipe DC Orleans csersu antes de II
sno.
A las dos de Ia uadrugada del
dIs de aver deeIar6se uu .neendio
en una casa De ls caIla de Ia Salad
coBtigRa a. suti2uo cazrtel de Vo
iuntsrlOs. l.. bouberos acpdie-
ron taEeBte, sofoczado e. Ia
cendIo, que - cres intencionsl,
= Ia media hcra.
NaeYe ltlBaiGs fueroa dsnun
eiadas aver por iufrscei6n 81 Re
glsnsnto DE- Hygiene.
Los peri6iioos de los Est43os
Unidos Sc ocapzn del hzch0 d.
qne The Tunes Dc Nuava York
bsJ4ra 81 precio De tres csntavot
u1uero 4 un cent2vo.
e administrator de aqaal gran
oeri6iico dice qae gsDsra ma
dinero veDdiendo el pari6dieo &
ests a'timo preoio.
Don Rln6n Mats dor Jos6 R9-
drfgaez ' don Secundino GsuGier,
nan sido denunci2dos por teuer "a
tablecimientos De pRlperfa Sin Il
se3Cizs.
= sEaacisdos por IA policta fue-
ron aver, Maths La Hs1s, poT te-
aer ar Ia calle d. Ia Villa Z pstio
an complete sstsdo de sEciedsd; !
Jos6 Ortiz, por atropellar Z joe
Fern aadeZ; F=i=rico Q lintans, por
iLfrsoci6a al Raxlsn=nto de ca
rrusie-; j Jse RIbas, por reparar
asa casa sin tsaer Hoencia, ' siste |
lduIss por escsndalos = pre-
ferir palabrss lnEorsles.
Sc hall2n dstenidos des3s syar
n 81 Dsp6sito 1uniaipal jose Ma /
ii B3r5os1, Dor lesioues 5 Rafael !
Benag2r, ' Miguel Ferna 7dez, p0r /
rapto de Ia j0ven Ton.ss Vzrquez
G ji6n.
Aver entr5 e. nuestro p7e 70 Il |
gapor frances S1IcdG0T eu astre
' COZ passgeros, { Ia coas gE aai61 /
De ios se6orss Mayo Hsrnanos Y !
c..
Jaicios oralss para el 81 del CO
-risrte Jazrsdo de Gaayzua,
contra Ezequial GatierreE, por rap
TO. Ponenta, Sanchez; d fsnsor,
Casaldue; ProcBrador, ) Schroeder.
Iibre. Juzgado de G4s-
yans contra Joss Viosnts Davi-
%, por les.ones. Po1ents, Prssi-
isDte; D3fsnso-, Css3ldEc; Proca /
rador, Schorodsr. Sitaaci6n, hbre.
FL vspoE Marin Herrera trsj0 |
ssinte v tres kilos seniIls de Il
oaso, para los ss1orss Mlycl Her
nancf; mil treoe kilos pspel para
y 2 g8rrlIlos Y ocho csJas usquInas as
1sadAs para Ct ig4rros, esto dlEino
20csignado 3 los senorss Fritze
Land = Conpadla- Adsmas un
,sballo para don Felipe Valiant.
Por e honorable sehor Mayor
Tsneral del Departmental, sc Ia
ilsp7esto que Ak 7eptusudoss los
sus nailan sido xpresanents sbo
idos por su 6rdeu, todos los i'm
1ueEtos est2Dlecidos en- ests isis
'or e. go5isrno espalol v princI
1Almsnta L. contribuci6n terrific
'ial y de industria Y comercio,
'ootin 6en en todo al vigOr al Co
no los Rsgismentos pr0mulgsdos
'2rs 81 distribution ) cobro.
h y2por sleu,an VeasciG que
II II n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18
k0TtCIAS 6ENERALES
Eu esta imprenta Sc
s0IieifaH dos d tres
appendices para las
caIass

kn o. trssports -Ka,tis ERdsk1,
enaarc6 aver para lou Estsdos
UOidos j primer Rsgimiento de
Ipgenieros nilitares que sc halla-
bs en- estR ciudad-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18
CANTARES

E amor de IL nHJer
10 eoDparo d IA palasls
que arde nacho, dars POGO,
y No Slumbra, pero q0snaa,
Dicen qne las alegrfas
son vfsperas de pssar;
d. ame csBtsr ahor2
para msnanA ilorar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18
-41at07ss0 Ros dc G1.Gxyscs

La uadre da una .jovsa aScio-
oaCa q canL0 entrs en IN aluacsu
de ud.ics.
-Osne asbed una romargs de
tlP!s.
Tome Gsted se6ora.
-:Cu3ato vsie:
-Uaa psseta
No sirve para nj hiJs.
-5Por que, seho14a
-Por que nj hija no csnts mas
cue romsnzzs de tres pssstas en-
adelante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Eatrs padres de fsnllis:
-Estoy indign2do contra ni
hijo. Figdrate que snoche 10 Va
10 4 esss Y psrdi6 81 ei Casino
doscie1tcs duros.
A Dios grseiss; 81 nfo no
ale IA dado en 81 vida 81 meuor
disgusto.
-sY qns edad tisne?
Dos sn3s y medic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Era Ia uadrs de rn uIto,
1e IN ni1o Que dei1rsbs:
Fran s1s ojos dos fusHtex,
I los del hijo dos llamss.
No rias, hijo, no rfss,
.!Q1s Es parties las entrsdass
Llora Para que 50 enjRguen,
81 verte llorsr, mis- lsgrImasf.
-<Aquel psjsrito, rnsdrs,
Qae tleoe ei pico de plats,
e cuerpo De aznl de cielo
I de oTo dno las alas. -
Gallo e. nino y qued5 quieto.
Las pGpilss Epag1das,
Como qusdan en (. nido
Pollaellos que 81 cierzo mats.
Z dedaldo si dorufa.
Flsndo qae Va DO lloraba.
Bss6 Ia nadFe Ia boca
De- IN cuerp8eto ain alma.
D-sd5 sntooces cuando trflaa
LIS aves sn Ia albora6a
A1autrss que caHtsr izs oye.
Ella lie, llors r csDts:
~A4ael pajsrIto, Uasdre,
Qae tiene = pieo de plata,
L Il cusrpo de azal de eielo
I de orc foo las ALAS
-17a502sso Ros dc ft.QT.SY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18


La sneontre en- el Prsdo, IL
ssgGf por Ia cslie de- AlealS, Inc
go entranos en un& Iglesls y des
pa6s sn una past7lerfa, de In cusl
saIi6 { log pocos instantes. Psro
de prcoto ne fIle impossible ir
nks l=jos.
-sAlguna iaterrnpci6n de eo-
Ines eu Ia calIs7
No; entr6 en una ioyerfa.
Tn pelaquero haoc circular IN
propsoto, en- c0al &c lee:
<Sa rlfsTa entire los parrcQuis-
nos una borrics y otros objetos
de perfunerfa.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

L. nuier h2rrads es como il
violets, para encontrarla hsy qss
escadr hsr los carnsnas de In vi
ia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18
IF &C Or TES

Grso qu;etsd d corsz5n Ii n I.
al CUE 10 se le Ia nsda De lzs ala
banxas nj de Las sfreztss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Nots: Como no soy s1scritor
la EIng6a peri6dico l. supllco 4
Il c3ntrlnoauts q - q7s quIere
ssgEIF Eieaoo defsnsor De lac Se-
t1srds : atacarms q nj, ne renl-
Il III D6mero de- peri5dioo don-
e 10 hags, u 5ar6eria dc AGocfbG
para podsr leerlo : coutettsrle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Sc XENDE IL hermoso ropero
con una luna de VenecIs; = IN Ia :
vsvo toeador &c nogal.
Informarau Los -Aackrtcxsos.
s-l3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Laigini, ssesino d. Il Enpera
trfz de Austria, b. sido senteraia-
do & csdsns perpetus.
Lzigiri "a dicho que Ia faita d
recursos para visisr lie inpidi6 rsa
lizsr s0 proP6gito De uztar sl rey
de Italia en yez de asssinar 4 il
Emperatriz- Dice taubi6n que tsn
% el Rev Hamberto como el prfu-
cipe dc Orleans csersu antes de ID
sTlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

CAsTA CLAR0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-18

Il vapor Maria Herrera, llsga-
"a : cate puerto, 81 dis q 7 sal
d-8 para Sarto Domingo J Izla
ds Caba, adEnItisado passieros A.
precio da costunbrs.
Consignstarie,s Frstzs Land & C1.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-16

All orders will be given PROMPT Mt.
tention, and estimates furnished 20,
Lighting and Power Plants; also. at.
tention is given to House and Marin,
Wiring.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-16
Circuit Court Notes.

The jury decided that W. Z. RoWell
was on the wrong side of the road
when he collided with Mr.. J. B. Con-
nell and his bicycle, and they there
fore found for Mr.. Connell in the sum
of $4,000.
w. H. Cummings has filed motion
to set a date to hear the motion for q
new trial in his case against {. }
Holt.
The Jury found Hing Kee not guilty
of the charge brought by the Republic
of having opium unlawfully in his
possession and he was discharged.
Haole, defendant appellant in the
suit brought by Kamokulehua, mas
filed notice of discontinuance OF ap
peal.
Punahou was appointed guardian o
Kaheana and Keliiaiai Punahoa.
Judge Stanley decided yesterda!
that c. C. Conley must pay the cost
of court and libellant's attorneys fee
in the divorce suit of Josephine *
Conley.