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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-03
GU "a

A causa de graves irregularidades
municipales, ell Gobernador civil de
Santa Cara ha decretado la suspension
del Ayuntamiento de Cienfuegos, asf
como las del Secretario y Contador de
la Corporation. ~
Ese Ayuntamlento desde gu consti-
tuci6n era conservador.
Ell sefior Gown lego a la Habana ell
Is de Enero, salieron a recibirle los
secretarios del gobierno colonial y mn-
chas personals. Tomo possession de su
cargo ante ell general Blanco y ell pre-
sidente sefioriGalvez.
:, FL Consejo colonial ha tratado del
proyecto de establecer un cable subma-
rino, sqae ponga en- comunicacion los
puebios de la costa norte de la isla,
hasta, Nuevitas, con la Habana.
En- vista del tono adoptado Ultima
mcute por una parte de la prensa insu
lar, de la peninsular de la ,extrange-
ra, acordo tambien publican una circu-
lar en- que Sc recuerden los preceptos
del derecho comnn, asf como los de ca
racter extraordinario que se hallan vi
gentes en- materia de imprenta, para
eyitar que por la prensa se cometan de-
litos faltas que queden sin rspriair.
En- uno de los proximos vapores CO.
rreos sc enviaran Cuba ocho milo
nes de pesos, prodncto de la operacion
de oredito realizada por ell Ministro de
Ultramar. ~
Ha sido nombrado Jefe de Policfa
de la provincia de la Habana, ell Coro-
mel de la Guardia civil don Jose Pa
gliery,
Ell General Blanco, deseando solem-
nizar con un acto de clemencia ell dfa
en- que prestaron juramento los Secre-
tarios del Despacho del primer Gobier-
no Colonial, asf como la Inauguration
del nuevo regimen polftico, indult6 de
la pena de muerte impuesta por la Au-.
diencia de Santa Clara al REQ Gregorio
Hernandez (a) Goyo, eonmutandosela
por la Immediate.
FL indulto concedido por ell General
Blanco ha merecido IL aprobacion de la
Reina del Gobierno de S. M. sa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-03
FORES HERMANOS g. Co.
PONCE, 1o-AToCHA-1o

Recentemente han l.cbdo: lie
sfa de seda Cespones gros colores
nsdnas negra Gas Puches Surahs de coores Encae
agcd6n de hilo de seds Guanes cabtia
veos para novas Cntas de seda anchas
fombas case superior de odos
adorDos cazado no de ormas eeganes
hlo de Escoca &. g.
Gran surtidO Perfunerfa: los 6ItilnOs PRO-
duetOs de los mejOres MAS acreditadOs fabrfcsn-
tes q PARIS.
PARA CABALLEROS Un complete surtido die Telas in
esa tales casimires de coore cortes peza
acodonados so dagonaes classes extra recomendabes
todos por calidades superiores.
Extenso surido de Corbaas Chanas negas de coores
versidad de formas nudos donde poda
trar u gusto la persona mas caprchosa
Panuelos de blarcos de coores; Cnelos Punos;
GuaLtes de Cabrita Canisetas Cacetines fnos, g. 81
Camisas, camisitas calzoncillos de lana, camisas
de seda, Paraguas Sombrillas de seda.
Gran surtido de abrigos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-03
ALGUNAS CITAS

8 Parrafos de un artfculo de FL Libe-
raj titulado xCuestion de nombre>:
xEn Ponce durante los dias Z, 8 y
de Mayo de 1897, discutiose Y quedo
aprobado el credo polftico del partido
autonomista- Concurrieron a la asam-
blea mas de Glen representatives del
historico partido y la mayoria de aquel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-03
LITER RATURA ]
LLUvIA2 NEGRA .
A MARIA RIVERA CARBON ELL
lpApA On lIRUAsl

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(PARA 50 ALBUN)
s Ia1o quieres: ;asf seal
Hoy la tinta que gotea
de mi pluma recia y tosca, -
va hasta tt, como la moaca, . ssts
que ell rico panal hnsmea. ss6 Gi
ST la mosca te importuna, sst4
pido, para su fortuna, 80 sE s
que una prsi6n lie combines
con tus manos, que son una
parejita de jazmines.r .r
&c Entire tan blandas paredea.
.p.-cuando mas juntas mas suaves---~ss-
cautiva tenerla puedes, f - -
sin miedo que busque llaves
que la libren de tus redes. @
Aun abriendole las rejas
que con tus dedos lie tejas,
permanecera tranquila; 1..4sa.t4 ). ssp
sobre todo, 81 la deias ss@.ata
sonar bajo tu pupila.
Y no la Tides de osada
porque pretenda indagar
81 tu cabelle es cascada
de fina seda, baiiada %a 4~t%
por una puesta solar. l ssss4~@
Nj des brida tn extraheza,
al observar que procura aso@-,sa aa9ss
saber con toda certeza ss@ & s-7aefse
81 es bella en- tt la dnlzura@as Al ~ esaa
q. es dulce en- I la belleka k4@s -
Dio ell alba su rosicler; I -s~4
Orion, todo su tesoro; ~.es
sus tintes Flora, al primer s.
lampo que baja enoender ~
los haces del trigo en- oro;
en- la paleta grandiosa
moj6 su pincei la diosa, +asa@ -
en- ell cer1leo tisn s@
vi la imagen de una hermosa..
~ esa hermosa no eres tn! M
Bajo tn gracia hechicera,
para ell estilo no encuentro s+tA
nj ell color, nj la manera:
tn hermOsura esta por dentro,
un refejo es la de fuera
Tu caracter que armoniza
la modestia asustadiza
con la eterea idealidad,
es concha en- que cristaiiza $s
en- nacares la bondad. al ~
S A@.yM s.s@ ID &.sssAe @sssse
Tai bondad, que no sc agota,
hace, de Ia parda gotta as3E5ts&4
que hoy salpica tus altares, s o bTS
vuelo de blanca gayiota ..s,s ~.
fiotando en- mar de azahares.
J. A. NEGR6N SANJuRJo.
Febrero, 1898 ,4as3 49, ksFs y
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observation-disclosures.
A las siete de la mailana de aver fon.
de6 ell vapor. Reino CsTstino conducien
do al general Macias.
A Las ocho desembarco ell Goberna
dor.
Muhoz Rivera visitole bordo.
I'll Ministro DOLE tan prontO lego a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-12

Washington, Aug. IA general or
der has been issued to the adjutant' S
office granting one months furlougi,
to the SICK and wounded soldiers and
transportation to their homes.
AT the expiration of their furloughs,
if fit for duty, the soldiers must re-
uport to their regiments.
Those not fit for duty are required 70
report TO the adjutant general of the
army forwarding their furlough. ac-
companied by the certificate of ply
clan stating their condition and prob
able time of recovery
Neither the cost of transportation
nor the rations while travelling will he
charged against the soldiers and sleep
ing car accommodations by rail and
state rooms by boat win be furnished
them.
In lieu Of rations the soldier will be
paid $l.50 per day for the necessary
number Of days travel.
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NEW RULERS.
Lawton Appointed Governor of
Department Of Santiago.
Wood Still Has Santiago City,
Ewers to Govern Guantanamo.
Embarkation Of LIST Division from Santiago
for North Completed. Thursday.

Santiago de Cuba, Aug u.-3.25 p.
M.-Major General Henry W. Lawton
United States Volunteers, has been
appointed military governor OF the de-
partment of Santiago. and BriGadier
General Leonard Wood, United States
Volunteers. has been requested to re-
main governor of the city of Santiago
under General Lawton.
Bidgadier General Ezra Z. Ewcrs,
United States Volunteers, has been APP
pointed governor of the city of Guam
tanamo.
The transports Mantee and Berkshill
will sail North. today, with the 21st
ana the balance Of the list Regiment
thus completing the embarkation of the
LIST Division.
The embarkatiOn Of the "a Division
VIII begin. tomorrow.
Captain jacobson of the German
waistlip Geier. was taken over the San
Juan battlefield, this morning, escorted
by Major Milcy Of Major General
Skaters staff.
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ONE MAN KILLED.
Stoker Of Bancroft Killed in Engagement of
Isle OF Pines.

New York, Aug. IA special to the
New York Journal from Key West says:
The gunboat Bancroft arrived, today,
from the Isle of Pines. bringing news of
fight with the Spaniards in which one
of her men was killed.
Ten miles from the south coast of the
Isle of Pines. near Santo Domingo, the
wreck of a schooner was sighted The
Bancroft's launch, with a 1-pounder on
board was sent out, and the schooner,
seeing the launch, sailed for Puerto
Cortes. Soldiers on shore fired at the
Bancroft's launch, which replied with her
1-pounder, eventually compelling the
Spaniards to fee
Stoker Emanuel Naulqueers was killed
by bullet through the left arm and
chest. The launch soon afterward lowed
away the schooner which proved to be
the Carmite, loaded with firewood The
Spanish loss must have been heavy, iudg-
ing by the launchs effective fire.
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AT MADRID.
Various Opinions on Results
of Peace 0vertures.
The Press as a Whole Endorses Pres.
McKinIeys Terms.
Universal Expression Of Satisfaction tn 1t the
War is Over.
AT MADRID.

London, Aug. 12-The special dis
patches from Madrid indicate the diff
Guilty of ascertaining the exact pro-
cedurc in the peace negotiations.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Times telegraphing at 7.15, Thursday
evening, says:
The preliminary negotiations are
advancing steadily, though perhaps not
quite so quickly as could be wished.
The short reply from Washington, to
the last Spanish note, which reached
Madrid, today, must be regarded as
merely forerunner of more detailed
communication that may be expected
in the course of the next few days.
1T says the President will take into
consideration all the points raised in
the last Spanish note and will embody
the conditions as whole in a formal
document, the text Of which will be tel
egraphed to Madrid for acceptance
with the least delay possible
Until this latter communication is
received, it will be impossible to say
whether the Cortes will be assembled
at once or only at the close of the ne
gotiations."
The Madrid correspondent Of the
Daily Mail says: THE cabinet, today.
considered the protocol which arrived
this Thursday morning. President
Mckinley accepts the Spanish reply
with slight formal notifications.
The first condition of the protocol
is an armistice. This will be immedl-
ately declared. The conditions are the
same as those proposed by President
Mckinley Senior Sagasta has cabled
NJ. Cambon an authorization to sign
the protocol, to which step the Queen
Regent had already given assent.
The cabinet council, tonight, alsn
discussed the instructions to be given
the Spanish commissioners for the ma
gotiation of peace The question of the
Philippines will be the chief point for
consideration and on this the precise
intentions of the American government
are not known"
The Madrid correspondent, of the
Daily Chronicle telegraphing, Thurs
day night, says:
The minister of war, Lieut.. Gen.
Correa, declares that it will be diff
cult problem to dispose of the repatri-
ated soldiers, since there is no room for
them in the barracks
The Pope has authorized the Span
iSh government to reduce temporarily
the salaries of the clergy, in view of
Spains necessities"
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AMERICAS CUP
The New York Yacht Club Ac-
cepts Challenge
OfRoyal Ulster Yacht Club to Race for
Coveted Trophy.
Usual Committees to Arrange Terms and We
Will Win As Usual.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE New York
Yacht Club at special meeting to-
night, unanimously voted to accent tha
challenge of the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club to race for the Americas Gun
committee was appointed to select
the yacht which will represent the club.
to arrange the date, and place of the
race, and all the Other details
The meeting was presided over bv
Commodore j. Pierpont Morgan and
though short one was decidadlv
unanimous and enthusiastic. The tele-
graphic correspondence leading to tha
call for the meeting to consider the
challenge from the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club in behalf of Sir Thomas Linton
was read.
The committee of flag officers, N. Y.
Y. c., consisting of Commodore Nor
gan, Vice Commodore Lewis Cass Led
yard. Rear Commodore August Bel
mont, Secretary ]. V. s. eddie and
Treasurer f. w. j.. Hurst, then drew
4 resolution which was adouAed unani-
mously, that the flag officers, secre-
tary and treasurer he and they are
hereby appointed a committee with
power on behalf Of this club to accept
under deed of gift such challenge for
match for Americas cup, to arrange
the terms thereof and select a yacht to
represent this club therein and by mu-
tual consent With the challenging club
to make any arrangements as to dates.
courses. number of trials. rules and
sailing regulations and all other con-,
committee shall have the power, in
this discretion to add to their number.
Said match shall be sailed under the
direction of the regatta committee.
pursuant to article X of the constitu-
ton.
The following cable was prepared
and sent to Hugh Kelly. secretary of
the Royal Ulster Yacht Club;
Committee appointed with full pow
er to act on challenge and arrange de-
tails. Challenge is to be binding and
carry precedence. Must be accompan-
led by name of owner and certificate,
name, rig. and dimensions of challen-
ging yacht as specified in deed
of gift Your committee will
be warmly welcomed. Vice Com
modore Ledyard sailed on@' the
Etruria. Saturday. Will gladly confer
with your committee on his arrival III
liverpool if you desire.
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TO ACT As ESCORT.
5th Regiment Will Attend Late Col Began S
Funeral in Boston.

Camp Dalton. South birmingham,
Mass, Aug. 1.-THE arrangements
We're completed, tonight, for the at
tendance of the 5th Regiment at the
funeral of the late Col, Began, Of the
9th Regiment, tomorrow. in Boston
and the command will leave on two
trains, the first at AS and the second
at $40
The regiment will leave the train at
huntington avenue, and after escort
ing the remains, Will take the cars
again at Maiden.
The following sergeants have been
selected as body bearers: Howe, Co.
+; Howard, Co. A; Davis. Co H:
McGrath, Co. X; Donald, Co. l.: Yves
colt, Co. G; Gustafon, Co. Il: How
ard, Co /.
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Aug. n.-Thunder
storms and rain have occurred in the
Atlantic and east Gulf states and the
upper Lake regions.
The temperature has risen slightly in
the lower Lake region. the upper Ohio
valley and in the Atlantic states, ex-
cept on the immediate coast. where it
has remained stationary. The pres
sure is relatively high over Nova SEQ
tia. the south Atlantic and north Pa
cific coasts and in the Rocky Mountain
regions, the middle and upper Mis-
souri, valleys.
Showers may be expected in New
England, showers followed by clear
ing weather in the middle and south
Atlantic coast. Generally fair wealth
er will prevail elsewhere.
The temperature will rise slightly
in the Atlantic states and will else
where remain nearly stationary.
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KEEP IT ALL!
The Government of Territory
Acquired from Spain
May Cause Some Anxiety and Con-
sideration by Administration.
But by All Means Keep Every Square Foot
and Mile

Washington, Aug. 11.-Plans for the
temporary government of Cuba and
the territory which will be acquired
from Spain as the result Of the war
are now under serious consideration
by the President ana the members of
the cabinet.
Porto Rico as an actual ACQUISITION
to the territory Of the United States
will he placed in charge of military
governor. who will exercise a super
visory control of all the functions of
government under the direction of the
President. until Congress shall deter
mine upon a permanent form of gov
eminent for the islands.
The President under the constitu-
ton and laws has no authority to go
beyond this preliminary ,or temporary
stage in the establishments OF any sys-
tenn of governmental control ana al
though It is altogether probable that in
his message to Congress on the sub
ject he will exercise his constitutional
privilege of making recommendation
and upon Congress alone will dcvolve
the responsibility and duty of determin-
ing the character of the political re-
lations which Porto Rico shall perma-
nently bear to the United States.
There are reasons for the belief that
the President himself favors a colonial
form of government. and that this
view is shared by the cabinet.
Canada is cited rs having a model
colonial government which is satisfac-
tory alike to a majority of the people
and to the mother country
This system, however, it is believed
can be put into operation only after the
lapse of a considerable period of time.
and after the people have demonstrat-
ed sufficiently their ability to govern
themselves inteligently in all local
matters.
Upon the evacuation of Cuba ii is be
lieved to be the intention of the Presl-
dent to establish for the whole island
a temporary military government SINH
lar to that now in operation at San
tiago.
When order has been fully restored
and the people have settled down to
their peaceful occupations. it is be-
lieved TO be the view of the President
that a convention of representatives or
the people should be called to vote on |
the question of form of government |
for the islands.
The presence Of the army of the |
United States would be a guarantee
that every citizen who would sub |
scribe to an oath binding himself to |
support whatever form of government |
should be agreed upon should have the |
right to vote for whom |
socver he pleased to represent him at
the convention.
The action of this body. however.
would have to be submitted to the
United States for approval or dsap-
prevail.
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COMPLETING THE CIRCUIT.
More Than Hall Of Porto Rico Now in TeIe.
graphic Communication.

Washington, Aug. 11.-Gen. Greedy
has received dispatch from Col. AL
ing that the telegraph lines have been
extended. first from Ponce, through
Guayama and Arroyo to the head
quarters of Gen. Brooke; second,
through Guayama to the headquarters
of Gen. Wilson: third. through Ad-
of Gen. Stone; and fourth, along the
coast of Guanica. These lines all ex-
tend to the cable station, and they play
the United States in communication
with more tha{ half Of Porto Rico.
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FOOD FOR THE BOYS.
Whole Cargo Of Prepared Foods Sent to Cuba
from Boston.

Boston, Aug. lin response to the
cablegram of DR.. +. G. Bracket. who is
at Santiago experimenting the distribu-
ton of supplies for the Volunteer Aid
Association. the association, today, for
warded to that point large amount of
prepared foods. The shipment was made
on the steamer Barnstabe of the Boston
Fruit Co, and will be trans-shpped at
Port Antonio ia, on sailing vessel for
reach Santiago before the departure Of
the 81 and 9th Regiments. but in case it
does not, it will be distributed among the
troops there located who are most in need
of it,
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THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

London, Aug 11.-Mr. J. V. S. Oddle.
on behalf of the New York Yacht Club,
acknowledging the receipt of Sir Thom-
as Lipton's challenge for the America $
cup, forwarded through the Royal u
ster Yacht Club, says:
The purport of your cable is most
agreed BILE and will be considered as
soon as a meeting can be called. Your
committee Will be warmly welcomed.
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TO RELIEVE TROOPS.
Two Generous Donations for Supplies for Our
troops al Manila.

Philadelphia, Aug n-Secreta,y
French of the National Relief Asso-
citation, today. cabled to United States
Consul General Wildman, at Hong
Kong, $1,000 with instructions to use
the money to buy food and supplies
for the troops at Manila, and to have
the same shipped as quickly as posi-
BILE.
One hundred dollars was also sent to
Major James T.. Pitcher, the commits
sioner agent at Jacksonville, Fla, who
is in charge of the hospital supplies
there.
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THE 1.1O-29 REUNION.
Annual Meeting Held at Portland and OHicers
Elected.

Portland Me-. Aug. n.-At Long lsiahd
the 1-10-29 reunion WAS held, today. me
following officers were elected: President.
Adoniram J. Littleiied, Cambridge, Mass
vice presidents Jerry S. Douglass, PORT
land, Charles II. WEIGH, Boston. VIM. Z.
Cole. Norway, John @. a. Jumper. Lew
iston. George S. Aver, Saco; executive
Charles H. Frost, Charles ,.
Emerson, BENZ NJ Redlon.
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HOME FROM THE PHILIPPINES.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE follow
ing was received at the state depart
meint, tonight: VI
Consulate of the United States
Hong Kong. Aug. n.-Moore, Wash
inston:
information Gen. Corbn, steamship
Sydney. left Nagasaki, 9th; Austria
lia, 29th; Pekin, 9Th. All direct TO,
San Francisco without stop. (Signed)
Wildman.''
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| Washington, Aug. 1.-THE interest il
government circles conferred. today.
| in the press dispatches from Madrid,
as the first news of the decision of the
| Spanish government would be made
public there ana there was no likelihood
| Of anything being known officially in
Washington, during the day. rs to
SPANS decision respecting signatures
| to the peace protocol.
After the close of office hours, Sec
rotary Day drove to the White House
and had half hours conference with
the President He stated that no fur
Their word had been received from Am
bassador Camhon. but admitted that
he expected a call from that gentle
man, tomorrow. Certain members If
the cabinet expressed the opinion that
the President would have some news
for that body when it met. tomorrow,
which was construed into an intima-
ton that the ambassadors call prob
ably would be made in the morning
Officials show no loss of confidence in
their original opinion that the Span
isjh government will authorize NJ.
Cambon to sign the protocol just as
it was transmitted from Washington
to Madrid, last evening.
The naval war board, led by Acting
Secretary Allen, called on Judge Day,
about noon. 1t was believed their
purpose was to impress upon the secre-
render of important strategic points t
the entrance of harbors, such as MORO
Castle at Havana harbor condition
for the cessation of hostilities. 1t IS
questionable, however. whether it is |
not too late to amend the protocol in
its substance as proposed by the war
board.
A rumor was put aioat, this after
noon, to the effect that Secretary Alger, |
in anticipation of the beginning of the
formal peace negotiations had cabled
Gen. Miles in Porto Rico and Gen. Mer-
rift in the Philippines orders that
looked toward d cessation of HOSTILE
ties. When his attention was direc
ted to this rumor Secretary Alger pro
nounced it to be without foundation
and absurd and his words were prac-
tically repeated with emphasis by Adj
infant General Corbin, through whose
hands any such messages must pass.
The publication of such stories, more
over. was deprecated as tending to en-
courage the Spanish government to
further and passive resistance.
AS n matter of fact, Gen. Miles seems
TO be pressing forward with the great
est energy and cablegram received
from him. late in the afternoon, re-
norted the forward movement of Gen.
cobvan in charge of one of the divis
ions of the American army and the en-
s,,ine skirmish Ernst's brigade is
also rapidly advancing along the road
+o Aiboniti and what Miles described as
worry important capture at Coamo,
Tuesday.
Merritt undoubtedly is pursuing his
Continued on page %
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5.h MAINE REUNION
At Peaks island Closes With Election Of
Officers.

Portland, Me-. Aug. 1.-THE 3lst annual
reunion of the 5th Maine Regiment Asso-
citation closed at Peaks Island, today.
the following officers were elected: rieH'-
dent John Kelly, Somerville' wee P'eA'-
dents, James Shannon, Saco, john Jordth
Deering. L. p Prentiss; secretary, N H.
Iougee, Nashua; treasurer Frank +.
Goss, Auburn. --------
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Col. Bogan's Body Lying in State.

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE body of the late
Col. Fred H. Began of the 5th Mass. In
fantry, U. s. ", was removed from his
home, at Boston, Thursday, to the ward
room of Ward 3, Charlestown, where it
will lie in state until shortly before the
funeral services, Friday morning.