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The times., 1898-12-17
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No C. 0. D. or Deposit Scheme.

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1t was Prof. Labo.de who first discovered. and
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treatment which failed 10 recognize that fact
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The times., 1898-12-17

The Penalty of ShopliftinE.
Rodgcr Murray, twelve years of age.
was sentenced to the reform school yes
terday by Judge Kimball. while Lewis
Zerega, his companion in crime. was sent
to Jail for sixty days. The boys were
caught shoplifting in Market Space on
Thursday night by Detectives Parham
and McNamee
The times., 1898-12-17
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
The Favoritc, Handsei, Wins the
Handicap in 4 Gallon.


New Orleans. Dec. l6.-'Father Bill
Daily, the well-known Eastern turfman,
arrived today. bringing with him eight
horses and three apprentice boys, whom
he viii try out jockeys this Winter.
o'Connor, Days stable jockey. was here
for two weeks and has been riding in ex-
celient form. The feature of today-s card
was the handicap. in which Handsel, with
133 pounds and favorite in the betting, Won
in a Eallop. Summary:
First race-seven furlongs. Disturb
anee. 10 10 /, won; Percita, second; Hamp-
den, third. Time, 1:30 2-5
Second race-Six furlongs. DR.. Vaughn,
G TO :, won; Our Clara, second; Blue Lick,
third. Time, III.
Third race-Seven furlongs. Marili. TO
.. won; Debride. second; Locust Blossom,
third. Time. 1870.
Fourth race-Bandicap, mlie and twenty
yards. Handsel 6 TO ), won; DR.. Shepard,
second: Judge Magee. third. Time, Las.
Fifth race-Stx and a half fur,ongs.
Teunica, 3 10 !. won; Lady Callahan, sec
ond: Hanlon, third. Time, 1:23.
The times., 1898-12-17

in harmony with John b. Day, Frank
Selee made arrangements to take two
teams of ball players during the Winter
to play exhibition games. He will have
among others, Donovan, KeeIer, Dowd,
and Kelley.
The league was still in session at mid
night tonight.
The times., 1898-12-17

Billy Nash called upon Freedman this
morning to fix up terms by which he was
to become captain and third baseman of
the New Yorks. Freedman surprised
Nash with the Information that he was
not wanted because in an interview Nash
has been quoted as saying that he wished
to have control OF the players and work
The times., 1898-12-17

more The Louisville club sold Pitcher
Fraser to Philadelphia. Walter Wilmot,
manager of the Minneapolis club. pur-
chased George Smith from St Louis for
800 and also bought Abbatachio from
Philadelphia for i similar amount. Pitts
burg made bid of S2,500 for Mcclure, of
Washington. but Wagner could not see II.
The times., 1898-12-17
A CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
Crack basketball Teams to Play
Tonight,

The basket ball game which will be
played this evening at the Washington
Light Infantry Armory promises to be one
OF the most interesting league games OF
the season. The opposing teams. repre-
senting the Eastern Athletic Club and th5
Central High School. meet for the first
time i'll a championship contest, and their
friends expect a lively game.
The lineup of the teams will be:
Eastern Athletic Club-PearsOn, e. e.;
Dunn, +. f.; Ellis, If; Gooding, c.; Coli
flower !. b.; Bolger, =. b., and Hughes,
The times., 1898-12-17

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The times., 1898-12-17
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The times., 1898-12-17
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The times., 1898-12-17

h. &. Central High School-Eubank, e. e.:
Sagravis, +. f.: Hutchinson. /. f.. James,
C; Lowell, /. b.; Jones, r. b., and Ruess.
h. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03
SECRETAREA
DE OBHAS PUBL|CAS Y COMUNICACI0Ntl

Ell Excmo. seffor Gobernador G ,nars &
pro uesta de la Sacretarfa del Dsspacho ls
Ooras Edbicas Oomunic c'n' e'y con f.
cha dos de Jauio, h expedid> e. g 'le.t4
Decreto
" A propnesta del S9cretario del Dospa h1
de Obras ptoicas Oomunioac o1es J OF o
Ell psrecer f4varAhla del Oonsej2 de SSc,eta
cfcs. vengo ea disponer ss entienda, que las
Oompaflias de redes telef5nicss Y de alum
brado e'ectrico exsteDtes en- eata isia da
Pue,t) Rico, estau sujetss 4 la depended IA
de dicha Sscretaria de Ooras pdblicas On
nunicsciouea, IS zen 10 que So refere IA
inspeccl6n de los seCyi2ios qn3 prestAn, e.
mo en 10 que corresponds al cRmplniento
de las Ley 5 Y de las egias di2tadss p'ra ou
conccsio1 y estableoimlento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03
hSTAphTA DiI PONlh

Suplicamos nuestros agentes en-
la isia nos remitan las cantidades re
caudadas en- su poder, as como la
n0ta de los suscrit0res on desCuber,
to, para darles de haia.
Las empresas periodisticas tienon
compromises muy sagrados que cum-
plir, de los cuaIes no pueden eIadirse
con prOmesas.
Esperam0s ser atendidOs.
En- el barrio del Csrrio, de esta ciu3al,
sc han robado uus novilla.
Nos dicen que por sospechosos han S'do
detenidos dos indiyiduos por orden ael CO.
misaIio de dicho barrio.
Suplicaros 4 nueSt~os suscriptore3 de
Juneos SO sirvaG recojer los recibos que tie.
Den pcodientssde page Con esta enpre5a'
Nuestro represent ,nte allf es don II r drI'
guez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03

En distintas ocasiones, Ia prensa "a.
ri6dica, sin distinction de matices poll
ticos, Sc hs ooupado con intar6s de es
te asunto, sin que hasta la fecha MIN
guna medida efcsz haya venido meio-
rando M tanto la situaci6n del pobre
telegrafista.
Escasez de personal, maIas line2s,
constantes traslsdos y otras muchas
causas, son ell motive de ese desbarajus-
te que, perjudicando al pdblico, PERU
dica tambiea en- extreme al empleaio.
Ell telegrahsts es esolavo. Para e.
la diversion no existe, su oscuro por.
venir va se cocooe.
FL telegrafsta no duerme 81 10
bace, es con ell cuidado de que se la
puede llamar,y por 10 tant0, intranqaNo.
Tudas las afcinas estaa pernaueutes
en- la mayor parte solo hay un emplsa-
do. Las cabeceras, en- donde abunds Fl
servieio. ell personal es iusufcienta para
atenderlc; De donde result2 qae Sea tan
frecuente la perdida de malas noehas.
one tanto aoaba Ia vida del hombrs.
Sin embargo Do ESQ. ese personal no
se queja; y, j6venes la mayor psrte =,
les We trabajar gastosos Y esfnzlrso
por cumplir su penosa mission.
El telegrsista es ell d'timo de los
empIeados que peroibs sus haberes, Wien
dose a veces sin or6dito con neoas-
dsdes.
En las alegrfa. y en- los aztres, ell
| telegrs fists es el primero que toma par
tie. dapdonos Ia noticia boena 8 nall
pero que al fin acaba nuesta duda
En- las actuales circunstanoias, 8luiGl
81 no este ouerpo preata el mas Impor.
tante servioio2
...-..
DIgno cuerpo de Comunicaciones la
patria os necesita, y vosotros, one siem-
pre- hab6is dado pruebls inequivocas
de vuestro valor Y abnegaci6u sin Il
mites, seguireis siendo feles Gu nplido-
res en- aras de ese amor a II patria.
No dudes que ell noble General Macjss
| Y ell ilustrado Ministro que nos gobier-
ma haran por vosotros todo 10 que puo-
d. favoreoeros, y que ell pals entero os
apiaudira como mereceis.
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+ sPeranza a Y realidad

Todo el p IS sg1ards b.. con anhe
10 profun9fsiuo cue sc sp~ohara Ia
2roposic:67 fob:e empr6sti.os pr
eatada por 81 aenor Ministro de
Gfae:s y Jasticia y Gobesnaci6n.
Apenas tuG conccIca. se a!ab6
a opossunioad del proy1cto. su i'm
portauc;a indiscutibIe, su forma hs-
bl discreta, = Ia sencilez con que
tesoIvia, 8, cnando menos, alivia be
ia crisis economical que nos ah ge
Aquf. en- nuestro pupitre. tenemos
cartas que exp.asan el ap'auso, y a
Ia par el deseo de var coavertida la
proposition en- una franca hermosa
realldad.
Vease el resultado dei Il timo Con
S. il de Secretaries celebrado eI 30 y
De. que dimos cuenta aver.
FL 5. nor Mnnoz Rivera ha defsn
dido su obra con brio, con tesoo, con
hsbiiidad suma. psrssv@rante hasts
e 1it:mo momeGto, dedicsndo tai
emp no todas las energ'as de su es-
pfritu.
Ha merceido bien &c su pals
z el pals sabra h cer justicia 81
actitud, diciendo que h'zo cuanto
puao para dar IN eorte q tan Iamen
tada situacion
I'd que modo Sc remediaran las
cosas? SC6mo saldran los Munieipios
de sus afanes y penurias? ID que
manera Sc ssiviara 81 caiamitoso es-
tado per que strayiesan las claaes
pobres7
Por de pronto, creemos que nada
muy POGO puede hacsrse con e
ansicipo de 3 600 pesoa, porqua la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03
AC!0 NECESAR!O

Son dignas del mayor elogio
las elevadas 6 inco ntrovertibles
razones qne aduce nuestro Gle
ga III Liberal, sobre la aperture
de las Camaras.
NADIA mas justo que esa peti-
ci6n.
Planteado simu]taneamente el
regimen auton omico en- Cuba y
Puerto Rico, aquelia iala arden
do en- desastrosa guerra y esta
disfrutando de una octaviana
paz, no hay para que decir, que
aqui mejor que ALA podfa y d.
bla desarrollarse el sistema con
exito SECURE.
Ahora b;en nos explicamos
que habi6ndonos sorprendido ca
81 en- el acto de constituirse nues-
tras Camaras,el calfeable pro
ceder del gobierno yankee, Sc
suspendiera momentaneamente
dicha aperture, para dedicar las
actividades todas del gobierno q
la organization de nuestros ele-
mentos de defensa.
No dudamos que justificados
motives tendrfa nuestro ilustre
gobernante al privarnos de la
oportunidad hermosa que nos
brindaba la apertura de esas Ca
maras, para hacer llegar al mum
do entero Ia protesta mas vibran-
te de este pals, siempre leal y
amante de la nacionalidad, con
ira toda ingerencia extrana en
ell desenvolvimiento de sus asun-
tos interiors;
Pero organic da va, en- forma
espler dida, la defensa del terlito-
rio rechszado con gloria nues-
ira el primer empuje de los bate
rias enemigas sancionado por Ia
confanza pdblica el proceder del
Gobierno central rigiendo en-
Cuba, en- toda su extensio :, el
nuevo regimen, creemos Fl me-
mente que es llegad, ell momen-
to de desarrollarlo aqu1, en- toda
su amplitud.
Tanto mas necesalio es esto,
cuando ell pals reclama en- los ac-
,uales MON eL tos, aciagos para
todos, la organization 80 sus
fue1zas autor omicas la ce acion
de te do expe dienteo y attributes
del antique sistema, para atender
resueltamente problema eco
n6mico, que SO agrava por instan-
tee, y que Los amensza con la
ruina Y la mise1ia mas espanto
sas que pueden saijir a un pue-
bio.
Els necesario, #, alb olutamente
impres cindi ble que nuestros hom-
bres elegidos por 81 voto popu-
lar acudan donde ell deber les
llama, & ocupar su puesto de le
gislsdores, lara responder co
sus actos & % que el pals tiece
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03
JAYgJYA

Cum pleme dar cuenia de nm acto
de carload que al!via la desoIada
situaci6o que vi<nen atravesando las
classes d5sheredsdas de este poblado
Empez6 nuestro apreciado y celoso
Alcalde, don Juli5 q fau, por desig
nar-como Autoridad-una peseta
diaria para socorrer & cada uno de
los enfermos mas necesitados que se
hallabsn atacados de la vir7els.
SO s1linistrando al mi mo tempo de
su peculio particular a'gunos 5000
rros en- metaiico, ls vez que mantas
| y esterss.
Pfeviendo ei estado lastImozo q
qu= pudieEan llegar, por la faita de
recursos, los erfermoe, se abrio des-
| D. e,-y S ioiciativa de don G4bino
Ledeama-una subscription Ia cual
contribuyen con lc centavos cada
dia ei AIcalde don Julio Grsu, Pbro.
don ] & Navas. ssnores Battle Her
ma ros, s. nores Homar Y M 2ptaner
~eno.es n. Canal & CO senores
D.fendini Hermanos, don Gabino
Ledesm&, don Luis Ledesma. don
J3st G6mez Il, don Antonio Ser
bia, dor joe Hudo, don Jose F.ol
D 5lpech, don J a r mfrez y don
Antonin Villar, Con cinco centavos
don R-fael Saome. don Jos ( d W
lez, don FrancIsco Rodriguez Co on.
don Fernin O oaya, don joe de
Post;go. don Gloy Hssnandez y don
Juan Hernandez Ademas otras per-
sonas que algunas veces Sc asooian
tan meritoria obra.
De- este mojo cuentan los enfer
mos pobres de Jayaya con Gu sucu-
!eDto b;en Prepafsdo alimento- "a
que Sc ponen seis pesos de carns) y
conqu sc leg atienda osras neeesi
dades msrced q coyo socorro Sc les
hacenmenos aEaIg.s las horas que
pa amen Ell !echo del doloy
Enca'g2se de saliv gscoger e
6boIo de Ia carload ei comerciante
don Jose A. RaL-frt z; coLf -cci6aase
lei a:muerzo diario en- ia casa de
t. NIB en- cometciante don Luis Lsdes
ma. y h y dispuesto por el ssn ;,
Alca ide-un gaeTaia para atender
sa dis:rib- cion.
A Ia par Dc esto Sc cnnda tan meri
s{ainoo proceder el csritativo )
apreciable senor don Eniiio Pesez,
as como de "a se nor b j, del mizmc
nombre, que 81 su hacienda La
Monserrat-n dan limosnas de arroz
pan cafe a los neeesitados que 6
sus puertas lIegan, amea de la racion
Idecasne en- detefmioados dias de Ia
semana Aceo que dichos senores lie
ivana efecso sin la menos ostentaci6n
10 cual hace que sea doblem, nss meri
torio.
| ben poi todos Y 81 iamos Ia
uublici lad este acto de bsnefcencif
amor y carload ea por que aocione,
de tai lndoie --cFeenos debeu
/. jsrse ocultas, paxa qae Eeciban e
benep'acito general los que cnmplen
tan isndablc como sagrada mission.
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derecho a esperar de ellos el
afanzamieuto de la autonom{a. y
con esto la salvacion ecor 6mica
y ell acrecentamiento de las fuer-
zas defensivas de los altos inte-
reses de la patrie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03
COMUNICACIONBS

Nadie desoonooe la importancia de
este servieio. el que cada momen-
to Sc observa cuan defciente resulta
a pesar del esfuerzo que por neiorarlo
realiza ell digno personal quien le es-
ta encomendado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03


New York Id. i'd.
Dist1 ese en- c! Senado de Was
hipgson sobre la anexi6n de Jas islas
Halw.i
HA llegado eli vapos "Hatto,"
arrestsndose Macaliister, que lleva
ba Ia naufcs gada fxpedicioa 1T ye'
Mr. Faure. presidente de la Re
T r1biioa feanceea. ha uombrado Mr..
Stans m;nistro plenipoten ciasio en-
IConstantirop'a
Eo Qu;to ha h=cho explosl IN
poivorfa. ocasionando muchos muer
sos Y granaes destrozos en- Ia pobsa-
ci6n.
H4bsna, i'd. id
Las C&maras, ea 81 asnnto de las
reb IS De los alguiiereF, han acorda
90 s. olga a los propietsrios.
H4 sido ratIfoada Ia disposition
publicada sobre el traf 20 de marcan
cfas que vepgan este puertoen bu
| oucs cen baaderas neutrales,b stante
solo una simple inepecci6a para ev; sa'
audes. Sc sxcsp'da la importacio1
de susCancias alimenricias. S. anbo
riza "a ealida de az1ear para puertos
neutrales
Los per'6 i;cos del arior solioi-
tanex9ncion dc derechos por 81 carbon
y los vfveres. acordando sal lga ia n
gensero para tx2minar las minas
descubiertas en Guanaiay, de las qus
8. exrrsjo carbon, que sera renitidc
con nfgencIa p la marins, para qre
10 psueben, fa de que 81 conviens
Sc hsgan grandes xtrscaiopes.
| Sc han 1eurito ios t. bsq@eros
nom brandose una ccmisi6n que ges
tione De los fsbIicant=s y as ausori
dsdes Ia maneya De reanudar los ira
baios. seb ] 4ndo go por j1fnales
A fines dc semana ssldra de Ssgu:
ei Mgrtiene", cuyo bpque admit
pasaia para Csyo Hneso.
H HsllaRqe en Csyo Hueso 80 re
poste en 81 nayoria ye' K ,es''
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UFORM ACTON DBL DIb
h bana. Junio 10

FL Consejo ha acordado prohibir
la exportacion de Is plata.
Telegrs{fan de Madrid que el du-
que de Almodovar, Ministro de rs
tado, ha celebrado una larga COME
tencia con el Embajador b'itknico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03
New York id. id.

En Cayo Hueso ha sido absuejto
el apreeamiento del vapor Panama. =
conducieudo Ia carga q esta ciadad
para subastssla.
Pasis i'd id.
Mr.. Faure hs declara3o en- un
discurso Ia mas extricta neptsslidad
ante el cor f cto hiepanc-vankee-
Ell consul espanol en- K'ogaton ha
proh bido al vapor ipge Olula" y
a otros ses VI, is Cuba.
Z " Sampain esta en- C4yo
Hueso aprc visjonando Ia escuadsa.
e buque "Colum bja" sufri6 gran
des averfas en- Il ch oqne con otro
megcante.
FL b3na id. id.
Las Camasas han aprobado 81 2ro
yecto de ley pre- hibiendo Sc lieven &
cabo deshaucioz &c habltaciones Gu
20 aIquIler no excada de IL pesos
mensnales, en- las presentes circuns
tancias.
An.es de aver sali6 del dique el
vafor ''Santo Domingo.
Aver entI6 oi m ntt v;deo".
La escnadrs americsoa, compuesta
del low y, M 4ssac achaseet", Broo
k va, sT xa,", "Amezonas". MAR
b,ehsrd", ,'Mjneapci>', otro ctnoerc
seis barcos mas corrieroa el maste
81 oeste le Ia boca del Canal de S 81
tiago de Cuba, rompiendo 81 fuego
contra las baterfas del MORO, que le
contessaron en- union de- . Punts
Gorda'' FL crucero "Co.6a' estab
fondeado, deja adose yer desde m
efoeya. Les ya, K .es disPararon 20
canonazos, proyecril, 81 Elm CO asar
ning1a dsno. E bon bardeo duE6
res horas y cuarto. retIrando5e con
grandes aveiias IN trasatlantico. y
IT, m b;en ave,fas Ell Ia popa del i
W.. causandose fuego abosdo de
otro acorazado &c l. escuadra enem; ga
Madrid ii. id
e. Congreso adcisnta Ia discusi6n
de los presupueseos,
LA prensa piJe Sc d'ctGn EeV6'5s
Gedidas contra los acaparadores de
plata acun4da, con intento dc de
preciar los billetes.
Ssbese que b.Tdo g. "a escua1rs
americana 1ue opera en Fiip;oas st
hs presentando IA ep!de mia variolo
sa. causando estrsgos en- las tEipgia-
clones.
Ha si6o denunciada upa carts de
senor CASTELAR,, reproducida en " II
Naclo9ai.'
Un peri61ico franc {, dice que )o
americanos han ordenado la so Ida d.
una expedie On orgauizada en- Fdi-
pinas
Ia esnbajador france en- Wishing
ton y desnas comisionados para 10
5ratados de comercio .h&n convsnid'
sc api'q1e las importaciones fran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03

cantidad es demasiado sxfgua para
atender a todas las necesidades que
surjen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03

En- Cayo Hueso ha sido absue'to
el amiento del vapor "Pauama."
conducieudo Ia carga q esta ciadad
para subastsrla.
PATS ii. id
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03

Ell CORR REsPONsAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-03

cesas Ia secc'6 On ga de las Tarifas.
New Yor K. Id. Id.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-05-24
sTEAMBURG AND VICINITY.

MAY 21.-T. l. Ferris and wife, OF
Wheatlacd, visited at George Ferris
Sunday.
p. G. Knapp and family spent Sunday
at George Schmidt's, in Adams.
Lulu Haggerty has gone To Hudson
where she will remain for the summer.
Word has been received from DR.. Uri
Bates, who has been In Seattle for two
months, that he started last week for the
Kloudyke.
Miss Teresa Kane has been spending
the past two weeks Ia Hillsdale.
Miss Kate Priestly has gone to Albion
where che will work In photograph
gallery.
Mesdames Eliza Carey and William
Pettis spent Tuesday with friends In
Reading.
The Misses Blanche Wolcott and Lib
bic Bates were guests of Reading friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Wilson visited friends In
Steamburg the early part of this week.
Miss Agnes Madden and brother, Will,
have recently become happy possessors
of new wheels. John Kane is also try
ing to keep in the straight and narrow
way with his new wheel. A first class
amateur.
Bryan, the youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Kalder, hss been dangerous
ly III with catarrh of the bowels for the
past week, but is much better.
John Snyder and wife, of Cambria,
called on friends here Tuesday.
Through the management of path
master Kalder there will soon be gen.
eral "making over" OF part OF the poor
road from Steamburg to Hhlsdale. All
whose course of travel causes them TO
frequently pass over this road are invited
TO help, either by labor or otherwise, to
make the road better.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-05-24
Preaching and PracticinR,

The Boston Transcript tells a school
story which enforces the lesson that
preaching is of little use without prac-
ticing. In q school in Boston not far
above the primary grade, the teacher
was one day reading a story, the sub
ject of which was borrowing. She
supplemented the reading with some
remarks of her own, which she closed
with this parting admonition: "Above
all things, children, when you have oc-
casion to borrow, never forget to re-
turn the borrowed article. Do not put
the person who was kind enough to ac-
commodate you to the trouble of send
ing for it," While she was speaking, a
knock was heard at the door. Come
in," said the teacher, as soon as she
had finished her sentence. A pupil
from another department entered, and
stood waiting. "Well, what is it,
please?" said the teacher. Miss Blank
says" the visitor called out, in a voice
loud enough to be heard all over the
room, will you be kind enough to send
back her blotting-pad which you bor-
rowed the other day!"