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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-10
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-10
GRAN DEPOSIT0
DE CAL ZADO Y PELETERIA De
DON JAIME RULLAN
tATOOHA 6 PONOE

En- este acreditado estabeci uieute Sc ha
reclbldo ua eXteuso surLldo de calZado dc
todas classes las mas caprchosas foImas,
para cabaileros, sefi5ras y nInos que Sc dc.
Italian precIos SIN CoMPETENCIA. Eu ma
teriales para zapatsros y talabarteros, 70
complete q suttldo. Tsmb-en se llau ietlr
DIDO drllesfde nllo asa fgaao, pafaga III Pi{
Que, bauie4 de uisGntoe IT, nanosfy preclos,
ms:etss para vIs1e, fraLeIas ordlnanas, al.
pargatas de inhnldad de classes, pei DC ku
sls, badanas sharoadas, gsmusas para CO
ches, oharoies frauceses etc. etc.
- Oreas de hilo superlores de , vaYas DO
ancho para sabanas. propia para psuta
lonsiAos J catnisas para sencras, Telas dc
aigodon doble ancho pars sabanas
Ventas al por mayor al detail, -
Po ace 10 de AbrIi S98.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

the principal cause Of i'll health In women.
When a woman suffers from headaches and pains
in the back and sides and burning and dragging
sations and the weakness nervousness and despond-
ency that caused by diseases peculiar to her sex
she cannot enjoy good general health The key to
the door Of heath-thc cure for all disorders Of this
description - is DR. Piercc's Favoritc Prescription
1t is a medicine specially devised for disorders Of
this nature and other. It is the invention OF
eminent and skillful specialist Dr. r. " Pierce for
thirty years chief consulting physician to the Inva
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. y
When woman writes to Or. Pierce she consults a
physician who has practced for thirty years right In
one place. and who was some years ago honofed by
his own townspeope by an election to the National
Congress- He will answer letters from women free
OF charge. All professional correspondence IL re.
gardcd as sacrcdy confidential.
For years kept falling In health and getting and
all the time writes Mrs Annie Duian Of
East stroudsburg Monroe Co., Pa doctored with two
different doctors without relief My system down
and my nerve: weak had ulcers Of the uterus which
felt discouraged and did not any better until
my advised me to write to Or Pierce In May com.
menced taking Dr Pierces Favortc Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery took twelve bottles in ALL
SIX Of each Thanks to God and Dr. Perces uedcines,
am cured aud am Q well woman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
HOT AT LAKELAND CAMP.
NETWORK TROOPS sUFFER-Nor salts
FLED WITH THE FARE

NETWORK TROOPS sUFFER-NOr SATIS'
FLED WITH THE FARE
Tampa. Fla. May 20 (speciaD The list Reg
!ment New-York Volunteers is getting into the
monotony OF camp at Lakeland The first I'm
pressions Of the delightfulness Of the situation
were deepened yesterday There was one draw
back, however. and that was the heat. severs'
men were overcome In the morning. OWNS 10
their stirring about too much In the sun. Nohs
were seriously Frustrated. and due care Is ex'
ercsed now that will prevent any more sucs
cases.
The drilling and other activities were connnea
10 the early morning and late evening. and Inv
middle OF the day will be spent In the shaoe'
There also some criticism OF the bill or farS.
It consists Of baked beans, bareback and corneo
beef Promise has been made OF immediate
reform by the Quartermas,er's Department.
1t was given out tonight that forty-eight .
inch guns will be taken along with the Army
for the attack on Havana. They will be planteo
out Of danger Of the rifles and light field artillery
OF the Spaniards The big guns Of the naroo'
defences all set up to be fired out 70 sea.
and even IL their emplacements were reou"' "
Is taken for certain that the United States nee.
will make them useless. large NUMBER -
mules is to be transported to Cuba. enough "
haul there great weapons.
The removal to Tampa Of the two nesroe~
Young and Johnson. who accused OF XIII
ing a white man I'm a riot on Monday night. dus
to their inability TO get drinks at drug s'oss
for white persons. has eased the tension ~
Lakeland There Is some feeling still among
the men OF the neighborhood. and the colorea
cavalrymen kept closely In their camp;
Apparently there Is also prejudice asaihs'
the Ncw-York and Massachusetts volunteers
1t shows itself In petty ways. There weis
further reports Of murders In Lakeland. wh'c"
were not true. ,.a
company Of Florida State troops excited
much pity yesterday at the railway station,
They were from st. Augustine. and were SEN
back home because the States militia QUOT
of 1000 troops had been exceeded by 600 men men.
Looking over the youthful and not over-ropus'
forms one could understand why their re-
turn was ordered. Some Of their uckier com.
rades came to bid them goodby Their feenns
got the better OF them, and twitching OF tns
upper lip was followed In many cases by down
had been kept at home they would not nav
minded. but to be brought here and then de
carded was unjust.
SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS GOES SOUTH.
South birmingham. Mass. May D.-The usual
drills OF the two commands at Camp Dewey were
held to-day
At 10 q. m. Colonel Woodward. of the 9Th Req
ment, received orders move this evening to Fans
Church. Va. The men at once began to PACK W
section OF the regiment left at $50 o'clock Lns
second and third sections followed at fifteen mia.
utes Intervals The farewell denomination va
the greatest yet seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

MEASURES AGAINST FOREIGN GREED"
THE PHILIPPINES TO BE KEPT AT HOME.
London. May 2O--The Madrid correspondent
Of The Daily Mail" says:
The Spanish correspondents say that Gi-
braltar has received within a fortnight 100000
tons OF coal and large quantities OF ammunition
The new Spanish Cabinet nearly came to grief
on Senior Gamazo's demand that Il should not
be bound by the outgoing Ministry The Gov
eminent Intends TO increase the means OF de.
fence Of territories exposed to foreign greed. and
is considering the necessity OF keeping a basis
OF operations in Spain.
I'm the Philippines a majority Of the people
are loyal. and the Americans and their few
native allies are unable to conquer another acre
OF soil Spain will therefore keep at home the
1000 troops intended for the Philippines until
further notice. and will Immediately send the
Cadz reserve squadron TO Manila to chastisc
Dewey
THE COAST DErENCES
The Madrid correspondent Jf THE Daily
Mail" commenting on the great activity dis
played In strengthening the coast defences Of
Spain. says:
Special naval and military vigilance COM
mittees have been formed to watch the ap-
proaches to the harbors. The reasons for this
are unknown. but possibly there are fears OF
an American naval raid, or there is q prospect
OF European complications. Captain Aunon. the
newly designated Minister OF Marine. who favors
an active naval policy. especially at the Philip
pines. ha, had long conferences to-day Thurs
day. with Admiral Psrmeio whom he will sue
ceed.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

London. May 2O.-Aiexander Goilan. the Brit
ish Consul-General At Havana, has been gaset-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
FRIENDS IN THE FAR PACIFIC.
CORDIALITY SHOWN BY AUSTRALIA AND MA
WAII-DESIRE TO ENLIST IN
Roth COUNTRIES.

coRDIALITY SHOWN BY AUSTRALIA AND HA-
wAII-DEsIRE TO ENLIST IN
BOTH COUNTRIES.
Vancouver. B. c., May 2O.-Advices brought by
the steamer Aorang. which arrived here yester-
day from Sydney. show that in both Australia
and Hawaii an intense feeling prevails in favor
Of the United States az against Spain
Australians are anxious TO join the United
States Army Colonel Bell. the American Con-
sui at Sydney, has had offers from hundreds OF
men wanting to go to the front. Two trained
hospital nurses also offered to go to Cuba or the
Philippines.
Australian merchants are debating the ques-
ton whether or not Australian trade with the
United States is likely to be seriously Interlereo
with because OF the outbreak OF hostiiities De-
tween Spain and America.
When the Aorangl left Honolulu. on May ii.
the Hawaiian Government had not received any
official Information Of the declaration OF war
with Spain by America. President Dole has con-
nrmed the statement that he had carried pack
from Washington a bill drawn up at washing
ton placing the Hawaiian Islands under the SOW
ercignty Of the United States In the event OF
war President Dole refused to say whether or
not the Government would take action on the
bill.
American Consul Haywood. at Honolulu had
so many applications from Americans desiring
to offer their services to the United States Gov
eminent that he decided 70 open a book for en-
listment purposes. The list will be kept until the
Washington authorities can be heard from
There Is a movement among one hundred Amer
leans here 90 10 San Francisco and there en-
list a body.
When the Aorans left Honolulu the United
States warship Bennington was preparing 20
leave az soon the expected British warship
arrived. The Bennington will join the fleet on
the coast. She could sail on very short notice:
The officers do not know what the British vessel
Is coming for. but the information Of this pro-
gramme came from Admiral Miller. Comment
ing on the fact Of the Bennington being relieved
by British warshp from Esquimault. The
Honolulu Bulletin" says: Instead OF the Ha-
waiian Islands being annexed as a war measure.
the prospect Is that they will virtually be aban-
doned by the United States until the war Is
over. II Is understood from several sources on
good authority. that the United States has al
ready asked Great Britain to dispatch a cruiser
10 these islands in order that the United States
vessels now stationed here might be permitted
to return homo and do their share in protecting
Pacific Coast cities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
RUSSIA AND THE PHILIPPINES.
OPPOSITION TO THE UNITED STATES. ENG
LAND OR GERMANY KEEPING THEM

OPPOSITION TO THE UNITED STATES ENG
LAND OR GERMANY KEEPING THEM.
st. Petersburg. May 2O-The public and the
press here are evincng great interest in the fut-
Of the Philippine Islands. Much hostility Is
manifested toward any scheme by which the
United States Great Britain or Germany. indi-
vidually or Jointly. are to retain possession Of
the islands and some Of the newspapers urge
the Russian Government TO endeavor to obtain
from Spain lease Of some OF the Philippine
Islands. In order that they may serve as a Rus
sian fooc base In the Pacific.
CHICAGO CANADIANS OFFER SERVICES
THEY WOULD LIKE TO GO WITH GENERAL MER-
RIFT TO MANILA.
Chicago. May 20-The following message was
sent yesterday:
To President Mckinley. Washington. d. c.:
have the honor to offer you n full regiment
OF trained Canadian American soldiers. MAORI
~ have been under flre. We desire service with
Merritt GEORGE A. BARNES.
Lieutenant Colonel.
Most OF the men In the regiment. as we'll as
Colonel Barnes himself have at one time been
connected with the British Army. either as reg
uars or In the militia service In Canada and
England. In addition to the full regiment al
ready rendered. the Colonel has about four
hundred men on the enlistment rolls and II tho
regiment offered is accepted and another one
10 desired ne will. he says, be able TO enlist tho
second regiment on short notice
CARLOAD OF LEMONS FOR EXPEDITION
San Diego Cal. May 2O.-The Chamber OF
Commerce has shipped to San Francisco a car
load Of lemons consigned to the Red Cross So
ciety for the American soldiers and sailors In
the Philippines. The fruit was freely given
by the growers in this county One box OF the
finest lemons is addressed to Admiral Dewey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
ted * C. NJ @. (Knght Commander OF St.
Michael and ST. George)
vICE-PRESIDENT CAPOTE COMING.
HE HAS POWERS TO MAKE A TREATY AT
WASHINGTON FOR THE CUBAN

WASHINGTON FUN lnrs NtohN
REPUBLIC.
Kingston, Jamaica. May 2O.-Sehor Domingo
Capote Vice President Of the Cuban Repub-
lie and formerly one OF the ablest lawyers In
Havana landed from an open sailboat on the
north side Of jamaica, near Falmouth. to-day.
With him was Gervasio Sabio. q sea captain.
SeHor Capote IL on his way to the United
States TO consult with the American Govern
n,ent He Ia understood TO have full powers to
make an important treaty. He and Captain
Sable are now in quarantine.
Senior Capote's mission is not to supersedc
Senior Estrada Palma. who has the full conf
dence Of the Cuban Government, but II Is felt
that the Vice President Of the Cuban Republic
can more effectively present certain views Of
the Cuban chiefs.
A SECRET CONFERENCE AT RIO JANEIRO.
Buenos Ayres. May 10. via Galveston. Tex
A dispatch received here from Rio Janero says
the United States Minister there has had a Sc
crct conference with the Brazilian Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
STAIN TELLS THE STORY IN A RED BOOK
Madrid. May 7o-A Red Book has been pub
lishei containing diplomatic documents referring
10 the events beginning with the arrival OF General
Stewart L. Woodford. the United States Minister
at San Sebastian. and ending with tho rupture OF
peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.

LARGE QUANTITIES SENT SOUTH FROM ST
LOUIS.
st. Louis May 2o-Captain Duvai. Commssary
OF Subsistence. L. s. A. has let contract for 5000
pounds OF bacon. to be furnished by ST. Louis
frm Captain Duval has shipped immense
amount Of other Amy supplies South from here
The largest and latest shipment consisted Of two
carloads Of beans 1000 pounds to the car seven or
eight carloads OF -four. ten cars Of bacon. 10000
pounds: four cars OF soap. 10000 pounds: $1,000
pounds OF miscellaneous supplies and 1000 pounds
OF plug tobacco. This shipment was about equally
divided between Mobile and Tampa.
In addition to this there two carloads Of
what Is known as Issue stun" consisting OF -four
bacon. etc. consigned to the volunteer troops In
camp at Austin and San Antonio. Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
THE EXPEDITION TO MANILA.


Colorado. and battalion from Wyom'hs' o''
now on the way here from ogden. s..,.s.-,
There 10 a scarcity Of cars on the 1outhe ,.n
Pacnc but the company Is DONG al ~ -.
power to get the Eastern troops mere as SUI uA
AZ possible Neither the City OF Sydney nor .ne
Australia has received any supplies yet Tor the
trip to Manila. Carpenters are putting ny
hunks and other temporary structures TOT tne
a week to get the vessels ready for departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
CRITICAL SPANISH NEWSPAPERS

Madrid May 2o-The Spanish newspapers CEN
sure the Governor OF Hong Kong for permitting
the American warships to revctual. and they say
they cannot understand Great Britain allowing tho
United States 70 cat the British West India cables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

PRINCE HENRY NOT GOING TO MANILA.
Berlin. May 2o-The officials OF the German For
cign ONCE say that Prince Henry OF Prussia who
Is now In China. has intention at present OF 60
Ing to Manila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

CONCILIATING PHILIPPINE CHIEFS
Hong Kong May 20.It is reported here that
the Spanish Governor OF the Philippine Islands
is conciliating many Of the insurgent chiefs with
high appointments. while other chiefs are sue
ceeding In federating the rival tribes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

Two military masts
with signal yard. z
.mokes,scks. 2 turrets.
one forward. the other
ian. A modern srmor-
ed cruiser.
/ Two mastA VII n
military tops. ? smoke
stacks. . turets. ono
forward. the other sss'
ram bow. A modern
armored cruiser.
Two military masts,
with ,lsnsl yards. 2
srn lksstacks. 2 turrets.
one forward. the other
AZ. ram bow. A mod
iern armorsd cruiser.
2 i0-lrch guns. s'ng'y
in bnrb-,,e. one 'ot -
ward. one AFT ! mill
tary mnst between TWO
large smoaes;acks. }
guns IN sponsons IN
contra, battery on each
side. A modern ar
morei cruiser.
one gun on top of
coming tower for~ari.
u pole mast. | large.
lshort smoNes,aek Just
AFT OF the mast, ami =
smaller ore In front OF
same. a third amoke
stack Just AT OF the
main one.
The herald., 1898-09-07

sarily die prematurely. 1t does show, how
ever. that there Is enough injury done to
sufficient number Of individuals to make
the death loss distinctly higher on the ave-
rage. Again. 1t Is admitted that death
losses In excess among drinkers are not
necessarily always due to drink. The coin
cidence between excessive drinking and
lowered vitality may be partly due to bad
risks taking to drink, as well as to good
risks becoming bad because OF drink. Or
the whole. however, the teetotal
habit. not only before but afteI
middle age, mubt be counted as q
favorable indication in judging OF pro.
posals for Insurance from persons moi
known to be careful and moderate In thu
use Of beverages"
The herald., 1898-09-07
California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Porter Bros. COM
pahy sold today at open auction California
Pears--Rartlstt. l2a@1.s5 box; B.urrs
Hardy, 1.50.
Prunes-Gros Grain, l6c01.1b single crate;
German, l509oc; Fallenbsrg, so@7bo; Silver,
Fiums-schley. 45@soc single crate: Egg
&C.
Peaches Orange clinss. so@s6c per box;
Late Crawfords, 30095c. ,'
Ten cars sold.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Porter Bros. COM
/, Pears-Bartistt, io5@sss box: Beurrs
clairgeaus. l.3oQ1.60.
Tallenberg, Los; other varleties, Oe@1O0.
Plums-Egg. Soc@1.1o single crate; Golden
whitH Sornichon.. asc W. Gn1rats t6c. -.
sssd: sSsei sasaSs aSh SSai ss go
The herald., 1898-09-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices o,
Produce

Produce
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. a-Wheat--
Quiet; December, 11lM.
Barley-Not quoted.
Gorn-Lasgs Gpsn-5s d1se,4 4yosdllow. od ns. l,1o tdo
extras. 4oO@4.is.
Wheat shipping. 1:lo for Mo; ! and 1.l1N
for snSei m1lsg 1aI 1S@ asn;sf brew
6ats-Pcor to fair. 1.1o@l. IS: good to
choice, l171l01. .22h; fancy feed, LIZ; gray.
!. l.12h91. .17h: milling. 1.l7h@1.a6; surprise,
MIllstutts. .Miadlinss, 4 ls.oooa.oo per ton;
bran. 16.50016.60.
;sSEsSS;ias, :iss,'s; sa7s sa;s' ss'.s VI sss
vsgetables,onlonss. eSa,s q so97se per GENITAL:
squash, Is; string beans. 1s@g21sc. ,
Lms Rss sss RssasPna small sasi aSfs Sfsss' sss;
Fresh Fruit@Pears. Bartlett, 1.25@1. 10 per
box; peaches. box, 50075c; strawberries.
6.00@S.O0 per chest; nutmegs, $4,000; canta-
lopues. 500soc per crate; apples. 4oc0
Citrus Fruits-valencia oranges, =: Mex
lean lines, repack, 100000; common, Cali
fornia lemons, 1.50Q250; choice, 3.0004.00.
Eggs-store, 14@17c per dozen; fancy
: ss:s;;as:'ssE . 'sss, as's sis
PoultrylTurkey gobblers, 16@17c per lb. |;
old roosters, 4.&@450 dozen: young roost-
p6Slsrs sSs siS si, frys55ss R:se; i%ss %
1.50 pair; old pigeons. 1.90; young pigeons.
The herald., 1898-09-07
Conditions 40 Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Sept, e--Today's stock
market was variable and Irregular at ali
times, but was mora or less under the con-
tinuing influence Of the shrinking Surplus
reserves Of the banks and the stiffer rates
for money. General speculation was al
most at a standstil and the movement Of
the market was confined closely to special
stocks. the trading being highly profitable
throughout. The opening was Ia sympathy
with London. It became quickly eylds snf
however, that no outside interest had been
enlisted here, and the profit bears attacked
the list In weak spots. A number Of indi-
vdual stocks showed conspicuous strength
all day and rally in Peoples Gas drove
the bears to cover and made them more
cautions. The strength became general in
tho late dealings under the leadership Of
st. Paul, and the close was strong at the
best prices Of the day and generally at
level above Fridays close. The fear Of In
terrupted traffic through fever quarantine
was q factor in the early weakness, espe-
ciaily In Southern Railway preferred. but
e.! at The same % time there wa. an advance Of
frmness in Louisville and Nashville, on the
prospect Of resumption OF Havana tranllc.
Baltimore and Ohio was heavily bought BY
the banking interests all day and showed
an extreme gain Of flve points. Other strong
features were Denver preferred, AtohieoIi
preferred, Reading flrst preferred, Denver
and Gulf. the PAolnc coast stocks and the
grangers. In sympathy with 81. Paul, on
the heavy advantageous showing In the lat
ter'y annual report. The dominant factor
a the situation, however, contipue4 to Be
The absorption oe money by the United
The herald., 1898-09-07
Money Market Outlook

This London Shareholder, in its money
market outlook. says: "At times like these
the cautious speculator who can afford to
lock his stock up till things are brighter.
often has his best chance of making money.
The general position is more hopeful than
Is usual at this period of the year; no stale
speculative account is now In existence
whilst investors have been making holiday
for the past six months, so that there Is a
large surplus OF funds awaiting invest
ment. Consequently. instead Of quotations
sagging during August, It Is quite probable
that they will! be steadily maintained at
about the present level. ripening for q
strong Improvement In September or Octo-
Der. Gilt-dgeed securities are ruled for the
most part by the condition Of the money
market, and 1t II quite probable that We
shall see a moderate rise in the value OF
capital during the nsxt two or three
months. mainly as result Of the current
rise Of municipal issues. Several foreign
government loans are projected, among
them one from Japan, while Holland keeps
steadily drawing gold from the bank, and
the United States may at any time begin
to withdraw the yellow metal. All the
circumstances combine to cause this dis
count rate houses to put their rates up"
The herald., 1898-09-07
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade IN
Cereals

CHICAGO, Sept. e.-wheat was very
steady during the first hour. although the
conditions were regarded as bearish. Some
Of the early transactions were at We or
strength in corn had an influence on wheat.
and besides there was good deal Of pr>fft-
taking by shorts. Offerings were small,
with the competition sharp. and prices
held nrtn for time. The enormous receipts
In the northwest were regarded as discour-
aging. The strength with which the market
visible supply statement was completed.
which showed 1,220Ooo bushels increase,
compared with 656 900 bushels decrease in
the year before. The increase was some-
what heavier than expected. and prices
the highest. point previously made for Sep
tember, and Nc below the top for Decem-
ber. At the close September was Nc lower
and Decsmbsr A9Ac higher than Saturday
Lower temperatures and reports Of kill
Ing frosts in some districts strengthened
corn early. The fear that the government
deterioration since August l. however, act
ed as a partial counterweight to the gem
eral bullish surroundings Of the corn pit.
December left of Nc higher.