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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

L Is ~
have to be q physician to understand the
causes Of impure blood, or its far.rcachirg
eiecis. When a mans digestion is disor-
ueFcd, his liver sluggish, his bowels mac.
" I'VE, the blood Is. deprived Of the proper
1000 clements, and the sluggish liver and
bowels supply In their place, the foulest
o. potSons. The blood Is the lifc.stream.
When It /. full Of foul poisons, II carries
snq deposits them In every organ and tbs.
slc OF the body. Bone, sinew, muscle, aud
ns'h'tissuc, the brain cells and the nerve
no'es are all fed upon bad, poisonous food.
serious ill.health is bound to result. The
man is weakened In every fiber of his body.
nc IS weakened physically, mentally and
morally. He suffers from. sick headache,
distress in stomach after meals, giddiness
aaI dfoTsincSs, loss Of appetite and sleep
oaU taste In the month, shakiness in the
morning. and dullness throughout the day,
aud lassitude and MI indisposition TO work.
sooner or later these conditions develop
eoh'umption, nervous prostration, malaria,
rheumatism, or so,nc blood or BEin disease.
~ rierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
~, ,ne oest Of Nil known medicines for ambi.
-,Wtofs' Woodworking men and women. II Is
1ac gtcat blood.nakcr aud iiesh.builder.
=, ~ makes the appetite keen and hearty, und
M,ac digcgtion and assimilation perfect, the
nysf active, the blood pure and rich, the
hhr:ges steady, the body vigorous, and the }
uIain alert Where thercis also consupa.
uoa DT. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets shohldsbe
ss,ea. Both of these grca. medicines are
WI sac by all medicine dealers. 4 lS6tiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

10 cents n day pays for n telephone in
your residcncr. Take one and got your
namo In tho now telephone book. IN e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

brooklyn NJ Philauelphla.
LOUISVILLE, April 1s,.-weals bat.
tins lost the Colonies another game to-
day. Killen was very effective. while
Clarke was touched UP rnther lively and
his support was poor. Threatening
weather kept the attendance down 20
I'm Score. H1i ~ u $ 3 Z A r. * ~ = s,,,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

fFoR RENT-DwELLING NO. 40 SIX
IL TENTH street: eight rooms, bath
room, hot and cold water. both gases; ::
brick stable on rear, with laundry. & En-:
.Qulre Of NJ. LEEEERS- g.-ll---.Lr.s - a M Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19
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WANTED.
TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-sl, coo, $3.50 AND
.lHl 500. :: Address R. T. HOWELL,
Bridgeport, Ohio. - apll :,
MoNEY. TO LOANS. ooo.oo. $4,000 90,
-lHk sl5000.00. s20.O00.0o. GEO j. tNIATHI-
SON, Real Estate Agent, 1905 Market St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

r oST-A PAIR OF DIAMOND STUDS,
IL fastened to a small white cord, on tho
street cars between Wheeling and Bridge
port or Wheeling and Bellnire. Reward
will be given II returned to MoLure House
or Pnbst Brewing Company. ..9sz apl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19
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ELECTROMAGNETIC
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Pittsburgh Z. Louisville Q. a
New York .. Boston 2 Is;
Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn q. I.
s.Fetlt Baltimore O, Washington 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

4uC
world Is full
of in stances
W h ere m e n
have done this,
but never in
history was this
accomplished
BY n weak and
unhealthy man.
Ill.health not
only weakens
every physical
function but ev-
cry mental fac
ulty aud every
moral quality.
If a man will
stop aud reason
for q moment,
he does not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19
1 S72a FOR RENT.

NoR RENT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
Il & in the City Bank Building. Inquire Of
The City Bank Of Wheeling. zEEEE: MIRO "a
lToR RENT-oFFICE AND LODGING
II. rooms ut 1906 Market street. Water and
: both gases in each room. Rent verysrea.
sonable. Apply to 1904 Market street.
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LOST.

r OSTs = PEARL AND As DIAMOND
IL scarf pin, containing three pearls and
four diamonds In cluster. Finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving same ut r.
E. schubert's jewelry store. Market street,
opposite postonlce. aglHy5s 8 apl3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19
ro.DAY,s GAMES.

washington NJ BnltlfnOre.lAt iti1l3fl n & i
New York q / Boston. Z. " - 4
81, brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

Dan Lucas. the colored man who was
granted a pension OF $50 a month short
time ago was at the point Of death yes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

W. G. Mccain, secretary Of the Buck
eye Building and Loan Company, and
wife, are visiting friends at Washing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-19

Awash-houseii in the rear OF the resi-
dence OF Mrs. NJ. "A. Sanders, in the
Fourth ward, caught fire yesterday and
the department was called out, but the
blaze was extingulshed without serious
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20
I'm THE vooDoo'S DEN.
BLACK ART HAS LARGE PATRON
AGE IN CHICAGO.

Working of the Charm-Love PO-
lions and Similar Things Dis
pensed by Observation-Disclosures by
which Negro Conjurers Get the
Cash of the GuIIibke of Both Races.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
The mysterious rites of voodoo instead
of being upon the decline among Northern
negroes. seem rather to obtain a tirmer
hold every day. Civilization would appear
to have little or no effect in lettering the
ooiored race from patronizing 'voodoo
doctors" and squandering money on con
juring spells"
Such is the opinion of Dr. L. Z. Orchard.
a well-known SOutherner, who has de-
voted time and study TO the subject of
voodooism throughout the cities on the
hither side Of Mason and DiXon S line.
Il can state of my own knowledge" says
DR.. Orchard. that there are now in Chi
cago at least seven voodoo doctors prac-
ticing among the colcred people, appar-
emily with considerable profit to them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20


d eed ana electric lighted Runs SOLID Jacksonville
new York daily
''' $50 ~
An trains 70 S u ssand7sm make all local stops
G Yorka
Waycross Cincinnati
sleps and
lord
WaSero
ar car to Bruins
o
savannah
tana
p IN urdays
rand Ticket Agent De
W. Manager
" 6 McFADDEN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

selves. In Philadelphia 1 know of tnree
voodoo doctors in the neighborhood of
South street alone One of the Quaker
city practitioners of 'conjuring' has a nat
ional reputation among the colored people.
He is Eben Massey, and his age must be
about 80 years, although negroes will tell
you with awe that he has long passed his
one hundreth year. Pittsburg rejoices in
a female conjurer. Chief of Detectives
Roger O'Mara introduced me to her some
years ago. She was then living In the
neighborhood of Grant street and doing a
thriving business among the colored folk
But 1 believe the police have since put a
stop to her career.
Despite the education which he receives
to-day, the negro is still primitive being,
and spells, magic, and the like-the stock
in trade of voodooism-appeal forcibly to
his credulous nature. He does not stand
alone among the races of civilization,
either, in this particular. There are Witch
doctors among the Pennsylvania Dutch,
and only last year a case was brought
to light in Ireland where the black art
had been invoked with fatal results.
st takes considerable persuasive power.
plus strong financial considerable to
gain admittance TO the sanctum of a VOC
doc doctor in cities where the police organi-
cation happens TO be active against such
imposition. Money, without other influence,
will avail you nothing. AS for me- nave
many friends Gold acquaintances of ante
bellum times) among the colored people.
With the aid of Georgia darkies, who
knew me or my kin. / have frequently
secured entrance where it would have been
mighty Dangerous for any Northern white
man to attenpt to penetrate.
For instalce. no later than ten days
ago 1 was brought by appointment TO visit
a Chicago jvoodoo doctor of prominence in
his profession. My colored guide led me
to fiat house in a block specially favored
by negrf,es of the richer sort. The house
was Verg neatly kept, nor was there any
thing Vi the fiat dwelt in by our 'cunjurer'
to hint at the mystic performances which
were gone through within.
THE grizzled old doctor was inclined Ia
be angry when he discovered that a white
mon had come to patronize him, Clearly
no feared police espionage. But after a
biief talk about the South and the dis
sovery that we both hailed from the dis
itrict about Atlanta he perceptibly relaxed
Then my mentor told him that / wanted
4 a spell-'a cunjuhin' spell he called it,
10 charm back the errant affections Of a
certain young lady. This interested the
old doctor at once.
Abs done got fine chah' ms. subj he
said Does yo' want de po' mans chah'rn
er de gemman's chah'm?
How much is the gentleman's charm?
/ asked.
'Gemmen's chahm s. dollars, sub; DO
| mans chah'm two dollars fifty
IT took the sseutlen1ans' charm. which
completed my conquest Of the doctor. Hav.
| ing first obtained my money and carefutlt
examined 1t. TO guard against mistakes
he drew the curtains az the end OF tke
room in which we were standing. Their.
4 was then exposed to view as queer look.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

Fighness, who is an excellent shot, pro-
yides shooting for his friends at his sand
bingham House over 10000 pheasauts
are reared there, partly by incubators and
partly by hens The game room IS the
largest in the world, holding 5000 or 1900
head. These are released in the woods,
and there is excellent shooting for his
Royal Highness.
In Aiken. S. c., William C. Whitney has
very big game preserve, and in LenoN'
Mass. he has a magnificent woods stock
ed with animals big and little where ne
INDUCES in autumn shooting.
Neither of these, however approaches
the New Jersey farm which Mr.. CleVe-
land gave himself for birthday glLt'
Nothing-even George Gould's FurlouSh
Todgs-eduals it in accessibility to clvillza-
ton. .,..,.,,,
Mr.. Gould's Catskill preserve is proDaply
the finest in the world in point OF gam;
like Mr.. Cleveland, he is fond oil snfai,
sport rather than of stalking deer " cnd
such big game. During the season w
,,onne nheasants are let out at dusk on
Tho Could preserve, and at early Dawn
Ntr Could and his friends start out ioi
tha forest The birds by this time nave
commenced to feed upon the buds OIL ne
traos others are on the ground. for
three hours there is excellent wing slo"e-
L
ing. 4;- ooo acres
ga ;s Enclosed with barbed wire renee
twelve feet high, or eighteen wires uesp -
The superintendent, with supply Oh
men. is employed to watch and take c@ie
of the game. .....i,,e- inventions
-, Mr. Cleveland's preserve will be the
rahbit warren This will be very s, ,l,u..aa
70 George Gould's rabbit warren L LiI,te
Iorg narrow tents Will protect me r ~, ,lss
froT, the weather. Each hutch IS wv ~ ii
I inOt' NV 4 feet square. The back ana ana
s;des are protected by strong WOOD ,.' ar,u :,
oach rabbit has his room ana sle 'l'.,r
Mace. AS soon as the rabbits are grown
tsaV are released to become Wild
'' IT, ;e proposed to keep the Jersey ", pls =.
- ~ = owned by the Cleveland syndicate
ss' -orae as possible and as wild. NO sa Iho
90 .n he shot unless by the huntsnen VIZ
VIII The keeper will not be allowed
1o,,d game to market. -.
enrinp and fall the syndicate wiz sno III
~ and at other times the preserve ~" ~
~ I'm hidden in the very heart Oh ne
th,clflv populated wood, unused, VAIL, LEI
t sarO 5is distinguished head owner TO V'S''
If
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

READ UP.
READ DOWN.

Tampa, "a Miles JacSso
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT JAN a. 1898.
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to fence in the thousand acres with a
wire fence which shall mark the hound
airy OF the preserve. There VIII be LODGES
puilt at frequent stations 10 prevent
trespasses.
The preserve will be stocked with quail
pheasants and rabbits. And they win
employ gamekeepers to prevent poachi1g
In the center there win be a club house
for members.
1t is proposed to conduct the preserve
on the cooperative plan. The grounds
and buildings, which VIII cost ahort sa9 -
&c. will be maintained by subscriptions
only the members Of the club and their
friends viii be allowed in, aud they can
live for months at a time a. the club
house by paying specified dues just as in
a town club
There are several of these great game
preserves in this country, although Mr..
Cleveland is the first statesman TO indul ge
in personal one In England His Royal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

serve. Some of the gentlemen interested
with MIN were Col. A. r. Kuser, who was
on Gov Grigg's staff; Eberhardt Voll-
mel, Charles c. Engel John Kuser, B. c.
kuser Richard Cooke, Charles Zwirleln,
George Van Doren, II. J. Dougherty, c.
T. Allen and others, mostly all good Penn
syvanians and Jerseymen.
They have met week after week to dis
cuss plan and to see how they could
hest negotiate. this tract of country at
the least expense and with the best re-
suits
And this reminds one of an incident in
Mr. Cleveland's life which is of such re-
cent date that few even of his personal
friends know of it. For years Mr.. Cleve-
land has been an ardent sportsman, and
whenever he could tear himself away from
his business he has gone to Trenton, N
j., and from there has taken a branch
trip into the woods-going ten miles by
cart and afterwards on footl His chosen
Stopping place was the. farm OF Johh
Shook
After Mr.. Cleveland bought his present
nome at Princeton a year ago he MADE us
visits more frequent than before; ana as
soon as duck-shooting time came he TOOK
monthly visits into the Trenton woods
putting up at the home of John SHOOK
The last time he went the old farmer
greeted him with tears. 1T is the Iast
ume you will ever shoot here, he salu'
My house has been sold over my heio'
sud l will have TO move"
Nh Cleveland reassued the old farmer,
end later in the day returned with pll,
o. sale. He has bought the farm ana
John Shook is to be his tenant.
Inc tract of land which the Cleveland
eame Preserve Syndicate controls con
sSts Of 1000 acres. 1t takes IN severn,
farms, all of which are admirably adap-eo
10 the purpose in view. Many OF these
farms have large wood lots upon them
with the trees growing so thick that man
I4s never penetrated them. In WINTER
TINE The farmers hew wood on the OUT
skirts of the little forests, and leave ILe
interior to grow thicker and thicker every
season.
Running through New Jersey there are
numerous streams which make the srouin
very valuable for hunting purposes 10
,le game can run wild without lach u
!goa or water. II is well known az
mat any piece of land can be stocked ioi
q game preserve SO long as there is run
mag water. But drain the land ana tulh
We streams aside and you cannot keep
Ie animals in prison. They VIII loi'o"
NE line of water wherever il goes.
Gus fact was speedily ascertained ~
george Gould when working upon MS game
preserved There were too many STREAMS
" suit him. and he drained several CT
Hfne1 them aside. He soon found INA INA
|e land which he mad drained wos worm
ss for hunting purposes and that an
- he restored the natural course OF tne
Ealer he would be limited to very snlaN
!gnJlns ground.
'4e plan of the Cleveland syndicate IS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20
Mr.. cleveland TO HIMSELF,
Makes a Birthday Gift of a Fine Game
Preserve.
o
oting
PFGNGFV0.

...e,op. n j., March 1S.-on March
-. ,sa7 Grover Cleveland, poor clergy
" san was born at Cromwell ~
7.st Friday, sixty-one Yeas from
D. dav. Grover Cleveland, lis5ln-
NC .ssaa American citizen, purchased for
.s,f q beautiful gift. He gave himself
p'- l.rgs slice Of land located in the very
If New Jersey. to be- used for a
s ~ ground for himself and children
~ Inns as they shall care to hunt In
a a., of where his father sought souls Re
will seek recreation.
In spite of efforts to keep it quiet the
fact hes leaked out Chat for month
past Mr.. Cleveland with party of
friends. has been negotiating for a large
tract of land, to e/used for game pre-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

1t is interesting to record that in 1895
lola, under an assumed name. visited a
Paris clairvoyant and published three
column account of his interview. He was
informed that a terrible scandal would
take place in two years time, IN which he
would be involved, and In the end he
would no longer be able 70 remain in
France. A Jew. It was further foretold,
would be mixed up in this affair. the ef-
fects Of which would be very lasting
This looks ike an uncommonly good shot
on the part of the seer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
RAILWAY.

SAVANNAH SHORT
Pasen Schedules
rtest Operted Columbus
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

Nothing SO Effective as Inference-Mrs.
scandal-"Of course, DR. Nipper, ] mem
ton no names!" Dr. Nipper-"Certainly.
madam, quite right quite right-where
none are necessary. It's practice, be-
ueve, that has received the sanction Of
the very best gossips. brooklyn Life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

"A feature OF interest at the next com
mencement Of Roanoke College. at Salem,
va. on June Is, will be the graduation Of
one Of the five students from Korea now
at that instituton-Kiu Beung Surh, who
will be the first Korean to take the degree
of bachelor of arts in America or In the
world
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

Ex-viee president Stevenson vas given
,i,,rn, and sincerely cordial greeting
~, wa ~ ~ ogDeared the other Gay on the
~ s 80 Inc limited States senete lie was
no., y astaened when he presided over the
s-,r1', MOI only for his fair and impair
IA rulings. but because o. mis- estimab!e
personal qualities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20

Miss Helen Could and William koc .se
~ MS have become rivals in the matte r
felier IA aoUers, Roses ana orchids q re
OF ra nshSy of Of both and each is trying to
me M ~ other. Miss Could has JUS re-
G &C q over loo years old and cost IN the
-,e,rhborhood Of $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-20


Line Savannah Atlantic Rail-
Al Helenaw
All and
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north
dBryans eetsor a
POPE General c. c. MARTIN
L. Soliciting Agent
N
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-25

- 8 DE- -

Isa nota etalmi mantle dela1fa es n
81 comlpate naVaI ocurrado ea
agnas ae pan 7 uah de fuerto IL
go. 49,
!echo nerolco. Gel que dan exac-
ta idea les detalies que pnpllcar
mos 2 yer La prerIsa capt aIeHa
trae aun mas noticIas, 4 manera
de nltimas pineeiau as que reaIzan
IA lmponenfe peileza del QUAD dro.
Fue On comoate home erIco alar-
de pros lgaoso ae osadIa 7 sc va e
ior, oontra un enemlgo mas Iaer-
te lucha deslgual, ne 81 cu0rir
de georia e los valeroses tripn-
i ianteN ae s. es7'pr aeI 4s1oslst { s, :,
apaue Hna pag ina Z ae-Ds 9 = Z q aps =
fastos de e marina espan s'ia. .
El segunao ae estos pafcos So
10 eempiesanaeD.e g. 1'eso. go
Las aperlas SUI fI1 as t'oI e sses
froHes lueron pastante serias IN I
proYeHtn de pompa xpiosIva Pc
nelIo pof ID nIufa ue papo1 slsse' .Asa
arraDa &c "a ilnea ae nosac.oI's
doans via de agaa sn los fenaos !,
olla Domna = Ploso = Ss.pas- ~ =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-25

Todos los dias negan / nues-
ira mesa de redaccion diversas
eartas de. Ia isla, fornulando
una pregl1nta que neva trazas
de conxertfrse en- intermlnable
inc6gnita
kCuando Sc verifca la aper-
tura de las Camaras?
Estas palpitaciones de Ia
opinion pdblica demuestran la
ansiedad del pals.
su ferviente deseo de que
se realize cuanto autes 10 que
es fundanento esenela del
regimen autonomico
NADIA podemos contestar.
por ahora, 8 tan jalstlfcada
pregunta-
Solo asegurames 4 nuestros
amigos una cosa:
Z es esfa:
El partldo liberal cont1naa
en- su puesto, sin la varlacldn.
mas mlnina, SIN retroceder IN
Solo apice, con IA fifmeza u 81
decoro de siempre.
EEL partido liberal trabaja sin
descanso per ell bienestar = ell
prestigfo de este pueblo. que
son tambiAn 4less de- Ia patria.
PoR ESQ pide reiterad adamen-
te. .fa tara del Parlamento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-25

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han 8efAPr1ps nm
sA 81 ssli l1e Acep1a
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80; g. - s. = s''a - - -
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-25

En u mes actuai ~ sido expor.
tados pd las I'd uanas de a isla.
7ol.x q ne dc azuoAF, ie6. 2s5
miel, Ne cueroa, y 2.00o do
cocos )ei ~ Gie carga; laS3.75
De 81 y 16t M X ak;7o.
d (ieho9 ut6X han side des
pae No. M - adua
Is de Ponce aziicar, 1l2.S4 Xxi.
los, miel, 2so. 61; cneros, TOO.
Segun dfceres que publica La
Cdrsssp0ndencid, los aut0nomis-
tas xhist6rfcos. no dsaean formar
parts del gsbieSi1o qne saiga dc
ias CAmaras, 81 estas ilegan a
pnstss sss GA
II Es pr babis en estc4 dias
celebrs III infeyJlEsc Ell Hrecfbr de
Ia LesvssHo Hondsaeia, con Ell jefe
ddl pkftido liberah sobre asuntos
de actualidad.
Ha fAlleoido Cd q hospital dc
Isares el SOlsfado Miguel Berdn
Q,3. A
50 li6 sue onto llegaran
M Capi6al eoEi8 randes caiiones
Krspls para h defensa de Ia pla
nnt0 al oeinenterio de Mari
40 M el camino que condnce i
gag6cz, fue hallado el cadayer
d9 Jla&n sancio DupreY, que fne
inuertc Rxxr sn vecinG Ramon
Hart tfnez. ssssssn dcclnrabion pres,
tada por Hipdiito D1sz, siendo
det9nido eI m atsdor.
Ha side propuestaaxpara una
reoom pensa el j6pens moreno
Martin Cepeia, vali1nt& auxilias
artiu uerfa que per}8del brazo
rechQ en- San Cristobal Ell dta
xeE Ebon4bardeo.
Esto& fu6 81 que alseSer harido,
dijo 4 su capitan Que Ann 10 que
daba nn brazo y Ga eI eucio ten.
dido agarrd I'M proydOf ilaman.
dp 4 s0s compaferosxn3ka que ie
&yndusea ! levantarlo, porqne no
Podfa. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-25


N0TlClAs GENERATES
Sc nos dice qnsek ssnq Alcal
de de esta ciudad ba pr Gsentado
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