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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-27

Special to tho Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, March 26.-The trial of
Kitty Hays, the Alexandria woman charged
with the murder of Lewis Fink, of Column
bus o. which has been on all week, closed
tonight At midnight the jury had not yet
until Monday if the jury agree before that
time
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Oil Found at FortviiIe.

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FORTvILLE, Ind. March 26-Samuel
Gwinn has completed we'll just south of
town, and, instead of getting gas, he has
the prospect for a good oil well. Expert
enced oil men say the oiI-bearing sand
found is good and the product fine Mr.
Gwinn says. he has had offers for the well,
discovery is in a territory that oil men had
overlooked entirely. and is several miles
from their proposed field of operations and
in a different direction.
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Greene Countx Ticket.

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BLOOMFIELD, Ind, March 26.-The Re-
publican County convention here to-day
nominated the following ticket: Representa-
tive. Wilbur A. Hayes; clerk, John w
Graham; auditor, H. l.. Doney; treasurer,
Columbus c. Ballard; sheriff, John E. Me-
Laughlin; recorder, James p Person: sur
veyor, w. w. Clogston; commissioners.
George w. Marshall and Lafayette Jessup;
coroner, William Axe.
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for the year beginning April l. In the main
1t was for the Chicago agreement but
smaller considerations in the price for ma
chine mining and yardage to apply to To-
cal conditions required long consideration.
1t was agreed that in case of any further
difference in local agreements they shall be
settled by arbitration without cessation Of
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PRINCETON. N. r., March ,26.-Ex-Pres-
ident Cleveland was asked his opinion of
the present Cuban situation last night. In
reply he said: II think the government at
Washington is pursuing exactly the right
course. 1t could do nothing else and main
tain the national honor" Further than this
he would not commit himself.
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EIwood City Ticket.

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ELWOOD, Ind, March 26.-The Repub-
lican nominating convention to-day resulted
in the selection of the following: Mayor,
W. A. Finch treasurer, A " Overshiner;
clerk, James Davis; marshal, Dan Nading;
city judge, w. Fl. Jones; for Council John
Jones, M. l.. Shores, John Wills, Will
Davis and W. H. Smith.
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. March 25.-The
disappearance of German sergeant named
Tschernng from Fortress Monroe caused
the report to be circulated to-day that plans
of the Notifications had been stolen. The
commandant at the fort attributes Tschern-
ing's absence to a spree, and says no plans
Tseherning could have drawn plans of his
own if he had been so disposed, as he is a
skilled engineer.
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Een nend Alder GUNNER.
Il to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SUNIMITVILLE, Ind, March 26.-John
Mcdonald a glass worker, dropped dead
here last night. He had been playing ball
during the afternoon and then went home
to supper, after which he started up town
and fell and expired without speaking.
Heart disease is supposed to be the cause.
He was a robust young man, thirty years
old, and never sick in mis- life.
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Gen. Lew Wallace Predicts War.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 26.-Gen. Lew
Wallace, returning from a hunting and fish
ing excursion, stopped here to-day. He ex-
pressed the opinion that there would be war
with Spain, basing this on Spanish domestic
troubles, the Maine report and present ac-
tive war preparations. He has no idea that
it will last long as the United States could
easily vanquish such an enemy. He highly
commended the Presidents generalship.
When he was here a few weeks ago he
thought war would be avoided.
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DR.. Grigsby Takes a Change.

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SULLIVAN, Ind, March 26.-The trial of
DR.. W. B. Grigsby, of Washington Court
house, O., for the murder of his tenant last
December, has been venued from this coun-
ty to Knox 1t is the general opinion that
is quite wealthy. A suit for $40 900 damages
was brought by the son of Henry Schnally
whom Grigsby murdered, and it will come
up at the present term Of the Sullivan Cir
cult Court
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Bir Blaxe at Edgerton.

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FORT WAYNE, Ind, March ga strong
south wind saved the town of Edgerton,
this county, from destruction by fire this
morning The Fort Wayne fire department
was called there and took a special train
on the Nickel-plate. Fire was in the Oak
Harbor Cooperage Company factory, en-
ploying $50 men, and damaged the works
S. 900; covered by $1,000 insurance.
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KEY WEST, Fla, March 26.-Rear Ad-
miral Sicard, with his wife and daughter,
left Key West this afternoon on the
steamer for Miami. They are going to Mas
sau and thence to Palm Beach. The adj
miral expects to spend several weeks rest
ing at Florida winter resorts. Captain
Sampson has taken formal charge of the
fleet. The usual ceremony in the change of
flags was omitted.
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victims of Canadian Pacific wreck.

FORT WILLIAM, Ont, March ga
Canadian Pacific Railway train, made up
principally of colonist cars. bound for the
Pacific coast, has been wrecked at English
river. Frank Mardian, of Detroit, Mich,
vas killed and c. w. Marks, also of Detroit,
was seriously injured. Among the seven
teen passengers slightly injured in the
wreck were c. A. Downes, of Detroit, and
H. S. Shackford and j. c. Clark, of Wind
snr Ont.
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James A. shawhan.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal


ANDERSON Ind, March 26.-James A.
Sbawhan, aged sixty-four one of the pio-
neers of this county died at his home in this
city to-day. Mr.. Shawhan had a very wide
acquaintance, and was one of the men who
saw eastern Indiana evolve from wilder
ness of forests to one of the grea test manu-
featuring centerS in all the country. The
funeral will be held Monday.
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John Rich, repairs. no told numbes1 South
Meridian street, $3.50
William Renter, frame mousse AA1nnt1A
street. $780, - .zs.a.
J. F. Jones, frame addition, 1io brooAsses
avenue, 500. ~ss
Valentine K0erneIs frame mouse #fAs
and illinois streets Kl,1H5,
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AN INDOORS SUNDAY.
Rain and Fresh sOutherIS Winds Pre-
dfcted fcE Indiana.

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Forecast for
twenty-four hours ending Sunday at p.
m:
For Ohio-Threatening weather and prob
ably rain; fresh southerly winds.
For Illinois-Rain; colder in northwest
portion; southerly, shifting to northerly
winds.
For Indiana-Rain; fresh southerly winds.
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Eighteen Warrants for Operators.

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 26.-State
Mine Inspector Fisher caused to be issued
eighteen warrants for the arrest of violators
of the mining laws in this county Some
were for violation of the law in regard to
the construction of a mine, and others for
violation of the law providing for examina-
ton of certain employees about mine. :
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HenarisI<- County Primaries

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE. Ind March 26-The result
of the Republican primary yesterday shows
the following nominations: For represent
alive, James NJ Barlow; clerk. Zim T.
Dougan; auditor, Charles NJ Caviness;
treasurer, w. n. Lakin; recorder, William
l.. Wilson; sheriff. Henry !. Eaton; prose
cutting attorney, John Mccormick; sur
veyor, w. F. franklin; commissioners
John w. Whyte and j. A. Winnings; cor
oner, II. S. Curtis. This county has long
refused to give a second term to an office
holder, but William L. Wilson succeeded
in breaking the custom, being nominated
for recorder against five competitors.
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The Noble Anniversary.

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GOSHEN, Ind, March 26-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. H. Noble to-day celebrated their fifty
ninth wedding anniversary Mr. Noble is
one of the oldest pioneers and most promi-
nent business men here, being engaged in
active business life.
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Cbangea I'm Pastorates.

CHICAGO. March 26.-Rev. DIR. William
McAfee. of Columbus, o., has been called
by the First Methodist Church of Evanston
and will probably accept. Dr.. McAfee win
succeed Rev Frank M Bristol. d. D., who
has accepted a call from Presidnt McKin-
iey's church, the Metropolitan NJ E., of
Washington. DR.. Bristol will assume the
pastorate of the Metropolitan next Sunday.
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Suicide of DIR. John F.. Cross.

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VTNCENNES, Ind, March 26.-The city
was startled this morning by the announce
ment that DR.. John f. Cross a well-known
practitioner, had committed suicide last
night by taking morphine.
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Robert A. w. Define, Musician, Dead.

Robert A. w. Define died yesterday morn
ing at 723 East McCarty street, as the re-
suit of street-car fall. He was sixty
seven years old and for many years was
well known as musician. He came here
from Germany in 1871 and taught Danu
Union Band for many years and belonged to
a number of frateTnal organizations. A
band of one hundred pieces, made up from
the Musicians Union, will escort the body
10 the grave this afternoon.
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Henry Phelps.

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CARTHAGE. Ind, March 26.-Henry
Phelps, aged seventy-one, for sixty years a
resident of this place, died last night after
three days illness. Mr.. Phelps was an ex-
soldier, and well known in this vicinity.
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Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
rs he good proofreader2'
Never saw a better. 1t took him only
day and half to discover all the errors
INCA theatet programme.
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III. Buck and j. H. Handy were chosen.
but were not instructed. c.. A. Robinson is
the only candidate for the honor that has
been announced so far.
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speeIai 30 the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 26.-The In
diana operators and miners, after two days
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Stations.
Local Observations Saturday.

Bar. Their. r. II. Wind, Weather. Pre-.
a, ms 1925 IS 90 South. 1t Rain. o.04
p. M. Bob SO So South. Threatg. 0.0S
Maximum temperature, So minimum tenn
perature, Al.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temDeraturc and precipitation March 26:
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3T.Ei Conde de Monte -cristo
i91


puse s pass la brida prestndo4a tado <Msdsah>
ls mejor voluntad del mando tregando drspuss loa
4bOo frances al daso del oabslio aago Ia uochs
dando yueltas por los Campos Eliseos He vsto luz
yeutana de la del conde, aun hs crfdo
sombra dstras de las cortinas. .Ahora Valentine,
urara que el conde ha sabido que deseaba poseer
aqael cabaIio, que ha perddo que
yo p udiera eomprarle.
Qaerido Maxmiliano, dij, Valentino, sois dema-
siado fantasti, o....i Oh amareis mueho
tempo s. :. hombrs All fatdiarfa al
de una passion mon6tona la P.ro,
gran DIos no ofs qas ne llsmsn9
-iOh! Vslentiaa Iii, M,xi aiiisno, 40 ; por la
rendiia de las tablas dad deio siqusra
para que lie bese
Il Maximiano, hemos dicho que seriamos ell ano
para ell otro dos woes, dos nbras
ii All -. gustes, Valentino.
- Qaed 4res oontsnto sgo 10 que ne psdfs
II On! 4 | i -.
Valentine snb,6 sobre banoo, pas6. no uu d.
do sino toda mano por eneima de las tabaf.
Maximiliano larz6 grto de algeria, snbien-
aose sobre las tabias, apodero de aqnelis
.nano adorada estamp6 ella sns iabios arden
te~ pero al panto la decada mano 80 des'zo entire
las enyas, y Ell joyen oy6 Vaentns, asustada
tai dc a sansaci6n que aeahaba de exp II nentar
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CASINO DE PONCE

Convocatoria.- En- cumplimien
to de 10 que prescribe ell artfculo
"a del Reglamento, Sc convoca a
Junta general los socios funda-
dores ell Jueves 80 las ocho de
la noche, suplieando la asisten-
cia.
JUNO 27.-El Secretario, Ma
teo Mayoroz -El Presidente, G.
ScIatI.
Tras larga y penosa enferme-
dad ha fallecido en- la Playa de
Ponce, la respectable senora dofla
Josefa Alvarez de Vazquez, per-
soma estimada por sus virtudes.
Enviamos sus familiares nues
tro sentido pesame.
La casa mercantil de esta plaza
G. Bonnin y Comp, ha recibido
$50 sacos de arroz valenciano.
Ell martes fondearon en- este
puerto ell balandro <Juanita>,
procedente de Aguadilla, y ell
sValenciano, y la goleta eGuada
lupes, de Mayagiiez, con carga
para varios,
El <Juanitas trajo 81 sacos de
.patatas Y 4 de habichuelas.
El dfa % sc hallaban trece bar
COS fondeados en- este puerto.
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Recort0S

Algunos pueblos hacen con la
Iibertad 10 que con los fdolos.
Lo ordenan primero para derrl-
barlos despues.
Entire un tirano y un falso de-
m6crata opto por ell primere, por
que al menos tiene la franqueza
del despotismo.
Muchos hacen de La democra.
cia una especie de manto real, pa
ra enVolver entire sus pliegues ell
esqueleto de sus odios. -&**
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giiez un peri6dieo semanal polfti
co independence, tituIado E1 po
brecto hnbludor, baio La direction
lie don Adolfo Medina.
De nn periodieo mayagiiezano
eCircula eli rumor de que sc
trata de intervcnir oficialmente
en- la regularizaeion de los precios
de venta de algnnos artfcuios de
primera necesidad, como sc ha
hecho eli Cuba
La fonda SLa Unions, de Cal
zada, calle de la Villa, sigue
atrayende parroquianos Tor. sus
excelentes eornidasy y cenas q pre-
clos modicos.
De Gel Imparcial>, de aver:
xProcedente de Halifax ha en-
trado hoy a las once ell vapor in
giles xElliots. El Domingo 1ltimo
tuvo IN fuego casual bordo SUI
friendo parte del cargannento ell
buqne, las cuales reparara en- Pom
ce.
Ell cargo consiste ell bacalao,
harina y arenques y viene parte
para aquf = Ell resto para Ponce, ,
FL distinguido poeta mayagde
zano Lcdo. Riera Palmer ha pu-.
blicado sus cantares en- un vold-
men.
Segnn vemos en- La prensa ma
parece que ell dfa %
saiIeron en- ell tren tropas para
Aguadilla. Ignorase con que mo-
two.
N BELLEZA SIN PAR
/ Puede haber NADIA mas exquisite
mente hermoso que una joven a
punto de contraer matrimonio, Y
cuya tez, suave como teIcio pelo Y
pura como La nieve Immaculate,
con toque hechicero Gle carmin
mace pensar en- Ell sonroio de ana
'osoy LA hermosura del cults pue-
lie obtenerse infaliblemente usan-
10 ell Renaedio taaco Gle Amazz
Quevados, agente maravilloso que
,urifica la plel, hacienda dcs-
'parecer lasgranulaciones, man
has, pecas y cuanto contribuya
. empanarsu belleza. De. venta
N todas las farmacias y deposito,
Suillermety, Vale y Cancio y 6.
Iulet-1o Agosto.
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bien Y ielmente con ell original
de su contenido a que me refero.
Y para remitir al sefior Director
del peri6dico LA DEMocRAcIA, pa
ra su publication, la libro de or
den del senor Alcalde y con su
Vo Bo en- Maricao 4 diez y ocho
de JUNO de mil ochocientos no
venta y ocho. .-idea-ertre paren-
tiSis- no vale.
Pedro III. RDmsrez. - 70 Bp--El
Alcalde. Y. LiQuet.
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reputaciones, dignas de conside-
racion y respeto, de Las liyianda-
des de una mujer lijera de cascos,
vfctima de sus propias impruden-
class
Nuestro amigo don Teodoro
Santiago, de Coalno, ha reeibdo
un telegrama de Caguas, partici-
pandole que es inexacto 10 que
dice La Correspondence sobfe
10 ocurrido en- San Lorenzo a los
sehores Polanco y Beamu,l.
va ell colega capitaleno, como
dijimos aver, ha rectificado ess
noticia.
Por ES Liberal nos hemos en-
terado de que nuestro buen amigo
don Santiago Oppenheimer, que
salio hace POGO de esta ciudad pa
ra San Juan, sc ha vuelto a encar-
gar de su destino en- las oficinas
de Hacienda.
Deseamos al estimado amigo
todo genero de satisfacciones en-
la Capital.
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SOLEDADES

Dijo la esposa un amigo
Leal ; tu esposo tie engafla
Y ella lie diio, ! hay tai mana :
No te divlertes conmigo I!
I'm mentiroso enemigo
En- anonimo papel
lie dijo : tn esposo INTEL
TIE engaf1a y ella creyo,
z al esposo aborrecio
7 no vivio mas con el.
Esto da por norma cierta
Que esta mas acreditada
La falsedad embozada
Que La yerdad descubierta
Viva ell corazon alerta
Y aprenda a DIR la passion
Que en- ell mundo al coraz6n
Hieren, 81 bien Sc repara,
Las verdades cara q cara,
Las calumnias a TRACTION.
Eusebio BI0sco.
Habfa un hombre tan snmamen-
tie dfstraido, que una noche al ir
a acostarse, viendo que no habfa
nadle Ell la CANA, comenzo la
marse a gritos, dieiendo
--Pues, seflor ! d6nde me ha-
bre escondido ?
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ESTAFETA De PONCE

nos eI Sly ul6HIS CeitSTaHid, TSCiUi-
do hoy
<Ayer de madrugada, viniendo
a la Capital ell yapor xAntonio
L6pez,o sin astillar y pc rseguido
cafloneado por un buque ameri :
oano, embarranco en- Playa inme-
data Punta Salinas. Para ale
jar de el al barco enemigo, salie-
ron <Isabel III y sConcha,s cru
zandose algunos disparos sin que
ocurriera novedad en- nuestros
barcos.
Procedese salyamento del ira
satiantico.S
Llamado por graves atenciones
de familia, sale esta tarde para
Mayagiez, nastro compaflero se-
for Astol.
Estimamos muy juiciosas y
oportunas las siguientes conside-
raciones que hace EI Liberal, So
brs Ell conato de envenenamiento
oourrido en- esta ciudad hace al
gunos dfas:
<Sabido es que ell hecho roman
tico de intentar envenenarse en-
Ponce la ioven Isabelita Delgado,
serprenaida dentro de un carrua-
lie, & las atlas horas de la noche,
por la policfa de hygiene acompa-
NADIA por Ricardo Wives y dos jo-
venes aiegres, dio orfgen & que
cierta parte de La prensa de aque-
la ciudad quisiera sacar partido
de esas correrfas nocturnas Y del
oonato del suicidic que las siguio,
3 fin de utilizar ell lance como ar
ma polftica para combatir a de-
terminadas auteridades.
I de ahf ell toUe toUe que Sc
formo Y los ataques embozados
que fulminaron algunos peri6di-
cos, esgrimiendo ell Cristo de la
meralidad, y las calumniosas es-
peeies lanzadas, sin refecxi6n nj
nj examen, contra personas muy
respetables.
Pero desc6rrese ahora ell velo;
los hechos, envueltos hasta hace
POGO en- la penumbra del misterio,
aparecen, en- descarnado relieve,
con sus preparedness vulgares, Y
todo sc reduce d una aventura pi-
cante con ribetes romanticos, Y
los mismos periodices que, imi-
taei6n de don Quijote, salieron 3
romper lanzas gallardamente en-
pre- de las donceilas menesterosas
y de las huerfanas desvalidas, Y
de la virtud atropellada coniesan
su error y cantan la palinodia.
No era la primera vez que las
dos j6venes mensionadas verifica-
ban escapatorias nocturnas, de
fndole. pecaminosa, como Sc des
prenda de I'm artfculo que en- xLa
P,squena Ant,llas inserta don Fe-
lix Santiago. iy tanto va ell
cAntaro a La fuente !....
Lo que no pasa en- an afio, pasa
en- un dfa.
Pero, por 10 visto, hay quien
opina que las .liviandades no son
tales liyiandades mientras perma-
necen encubiertas.
Y ouando surje ell escandalo
tratan de escusar 4 los que venfan
provocandolo en- sus ligerezas,
utilizandolo como arma para f.
nes particulares, hablando en-
nombre de La moral escarnecida.
Inmoralicad, y grande, cs la
de querer valerse como instrumen-
~ para desfogar inquinas y herii
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PSooH SOpfF duutI cen
tro, tales como ell sostenimiento
del Asilo de Benefcencia. del ma
nlcomio, etc, etc.
A los senores accionistas so les
reservan todos sus derechos para
cuando Sc regularicen reanuden
los antiguos sorteos.
AVISO A Los HACIENDA
DOS DE CAFE. Desean,io pre-
yeer a nuestros clientes del int
rior de los horseguies de vaqueta
para mayordomo que tanto consu-
mer, esta casa ha resuelto man
darlos construir esmerad amente
en- ell pals, ofreeiendolos d precios
reiativamente limitados.
Piza Hermanos, Is. en- c. Is
BE vende barato un piano Pie
yel en- buen estado para aprender.
Infornaran aquf.
Las baterfas def MORO de la
Capital. segun dice <La Cores
,ondencia,s estaban preparadas
,ara hacer fuego sobre ell crucero
smerlcano que bloquea aquella
costa a la distancia de 7.4Oo me-
t'os, tan pronto Sc aproximara 4
|; distancia de cinco Kilometres.
De Areeibo nos escri ben que
estl casi terminado ell precioso
kisko construido en- los iardines
dela casa-cuartel de ejercito di-
rigdo por Ell captain Garcia Gu
yary destinado a recreo de los
ofidales.
MISO los fabricantes que
Est0an de Leon ofrece en- venta
lefla SUP erior trazada como Sc le
pida.
Teefono n1mero 81.
Pone, JUNO Z de 1898. l m. d.
FL ia 27 sc efectuo en- la Ca
tedral con toda solemnidad, la |
bcndid6n de la hermosa handera
regalaa por la senora del doctor
Franeia al Battalion xTiradores |
de Pueto Rico.>
La jlra sc llevo a efecto en- la |
plaza d Alfonso XIII, a presen- |
cia del eneral Ortega.
En- vita de las circunstancias
que atravesamos, esta
casa ha rsuelto poner sus artfcu-
los al alance de todos, vendien-
dolos recios sumamente limi-
tados. 'ero esas mismas circus
tanclas ms obligan a hacer todas
entas absolutamente de
contado.
Sucursade Piza Hermanos. i
Atocha. 5 sd.
La maiana del 27, uno de los
cruceros afericanos que yigilaban
la costa della capital, disparo dos
canonazos la goleta xBoHnauen,
que venfa de Vega-alta para di-
cho puerto con carga de vine, |
ron y mantca.
Esto diceEZ Liberal.
La Corrapondeacso dice que
viendose la oleta precisada a en- |
caminarse hcia ell crucero, pu-
sieronse al labla ambas tripula-
clones y fue luego puesta en Ii
bertad.
FL Lcdo. dn Arturo Aponte
participa su numerosos ellen
tes que ha traladado su bufete a
la calle de Crsina, casa nnmero
8.
Maye Z de lI9s. I'm alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-29

Envenenada flor que das la muerte,
si es la vida ell besarte
dame la vida annque me des la mu rte,
dame la muerte y viyire al besarte.
ANTONIO CoRToS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-29
De H Liberal /:

sogan Sc nos informa, la Dipu-
tasion provincial al suspender ell
sorteo de La Loterfa que habfa de
verihcarse ell dfa 80 de Mayo, hf
zolo instancias de varios accio
nlstas, poseedores de mas de
2l.o60 billetes, aplazando dicho
sorteo para cuando terminen las
circunstancias presentes.
AL iniciarse La nueva serie, in
dependence de la que existfa,
persigue como fin ell allegar recnr-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-29
Dos propositos laudables.

Dos propositos laudables.
La Comision de obsequios a la
escuadra nacional ha entregado al
sefior Brigadier de Marina dos
novillos, ocho cajas lie cigarrillos,
mil tabacos y ocho cajas de vino
Jerez, para ofrecer una comida
extraordinaria a los buques de
guerra surtos en- aquel puerto.
Tambien Sc propone destinar
parte de sus fondos al socorro de
los heridos y de los que hau pere-
cido defendiendo la patria.