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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

Ill vlg1Eaute nOctuTnO del JreuitO II
lAhorraE Poncefao, Rafael Yillafafla, fa6
hace ndrhes atropclIado porcuatro sol
dados sImericanos.
Anothe uno de estos volvio agre-
Idirle, smenazandole con I'M revolver,
| el caal no lego ! disparar, gracias d Ia
loportnna llegada de dos policfas ame-
ricanos cue 10 condujeron la carcel.
Como estos atropeiios son gratultos,
pues Viilafa5a no hace otra cosa que
jcnmplir con sus deberes de vegllante en-
las inmediaciones del Credito, Ilamamos
la atencion de las autoridades america
mas para que no dejen pasar sin IN ener-
1 gico corrective, los desmanes de esc sol
Idado, que segun nuestras notieias Sc
ihalla detenido en- la carcel.
Dice nuestro colega EI Itlspurcial de
Mayagiiez, que el vicario de aquella pa
rroqula pone obstaculos 3 las personas
que desean casarse ciyilmente, negan-
ooles La fe de bautismo con futiles pre-
|textos.
Hombre, digo,s cura, este no .esta
bien,
diez de la noche, un americana demos
tro su regocijo en- Vista alegre, xdispa
rando tiros sin saber a quien,s como
dice la danza.
Llovieron algunas docenas de pledras
sobre ell divertido americana.
No ocurrio ninguna desgracia, por
fortuna.
Nuestro colega La Irib1na ha reel
bido noticias verfdicas de que la muer-
tie del DIR. don Juan Pablo Rojas Paul
es Incierta.
Los Srs. G.. Bonnin & G, . acaban
de reelbir metodos para aprepder ell in
giles sistema Ollendorf que venden a
caGa uno con su clave.
Ponce, IL lie Diciembre 1898. d.
En ell bale llevado efecto anocne
en- Ell Casino, RENO bastante animacion.
Las bellas poncenas, como 81 iempre,
hacienda gratas para los caballeros las
horas que pasan en- su companfa.
La belleza ell arte fernando un CON
cierto halagador.
La retreta dada anoche por La banda |
lie rnusica del Cuerpo de Bonn beros en-
Ia Plaza de las Delicias, resulto muy
Sc ejecutaron muy bonitas pleas que
fueron del agrado del publico.
Tambien Ell sabado por la noche hubo |
retreta, tocando la misma banda.
La epidemia variolosa esta hacienda |
en- Ciales. Hasta ell dfa % |
del corriente, Sc registraban allf So Ca
SOS de viruelas, habiendo falIecido a.
de esta epidemia, un sol |
dado americana.
Anoche Sc celebraron algunos bale |
cltos en- las GALES menos centricas de |
esta ciudad.
Reino en- todos ellos bastante orden. |
Y cs que Sc va caimando Ia eferves
cencia de los animos.
Sc VENDE. Una partida de mulas
precios sumamente barato.
Y Sc compran vacas lecheras recien
paridas. Informara, don Simon Moret.
Diciembre 7 M.
En- Malaga ocurrio el ounce del mes
pr6ximo pasado un horroroso lncendlo,
habiendose quemado 81 easas.
Cinco personals que .suiflefon quema
duras horribles han perecldo
En- la mai1ana del sabAdo proxlmo
pasado, tuvo lugar en- esta ciudad, un
examen particular en- la escuela de do
ia Rosa Carmona de Larramendl. For
maron elJtribunal examlnador los seno-
res don Ulpiano Colon, don Jose Use
ra, don Juan Cuevas Aboy y don Emf
liano j. Dfaz.
Ell resultado del examen fue caiitiea-
do de brillante.
ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ
-Abogado Cristina ndmsro 81 Horas
dedespacho: de IL de la mafiaDa y
de Q s 5 dc la tarde los dias laborables.
6 Nbre 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26


ssgas 1isss ISs psri5aIoos dstfca
|pital, en- breye scran declarados hbres
de derechos eli esta isla los alimentos y
artfcaIos de- Pranaera necesidad para el
consume.
FL Ayuntarniento de Hormigueros So
mete 4 Ia aprobacidn superior las ii
guientes economics, que trata dc intro
ducir en- el actual presupuesto rebaja
del sueldo Alcalde a so: ell del Depo-
sitario 4 Is; el del Cclador de consn-
mos, d 25 Suppression de la plaza de
escribiente de matrfculas, que disfruta
de s 80 de sueldo.
Tambien SO propone dicho Ayunta
miento suprimir inmediatamente ell i'm
puesto de consumes, nombrando al
efecto una comision que estudie cl modo
de hacerio.
La Junta Directiva del xCentro de
Recreoo de Fajardo, la componen los
apreciables seflores don Esteban Lopez
y Jlmenez, Presidente vocales, don
Juan Penedo y don Jorge Bird Arias,
Secretario: don Jose Garcia Becerril,
Tesorero: don Enrique Bird y Arias.
No dudamos que tan distinguidos
amigos, elevaran a gran altura dicha
asociaclon.
Sc vende una accion del Casino de
Ponce.
En- estas ofcinas informaran.
Diciembre 8
Serfa conveniente que en- ell departa-
mento de correos de Ponce debiera ha-
Der una mas personals que hablaran
Ell castellano para evitar confusiones en-
este ramo.
Sc ha dado ell case que un paquete de
La DEMocRAcIA que iba para Guayani-
liza fuc mandado a Guayama, perjudi-
cando asf los intereses de esta empresa.
Yea ESQ ell senior Administrator de
correos de Ponce.
Actualmente Sc cotiza ell cafe en- esta
playa los precios siguientes
Ilion IL
Machacado ...... lS
Lustrado .......... 90
Segun dice La Zsibaau, ell joven
ponceno d. Modesto A. Tirado, que tie
ne en- ell Ej6foito Libertador de Cuba ell
grado de Comandante, ha contraido
con la seIorita Rita Masso,
MIA de don Bartolome Masso, expire
'idente de la Repdblica Guiana.
Dice un periodico que en- los Estados
Jnidos, va a contraer matrimonio La
lermosa acaudalada viuda de Colgate
lue tlene 80 amos de edad con ell vene-
able Duque de Stratford que cuenta
10 primaveras.
ESQ va no es casarse con un hombre:
$50 es casarse con un tftulo.
Desideratum: por fin acaba de deci~
lir la ciencia medica que las manchas
Y pecas que tanto afean ell rostro del
bello sexe, desaparecen en- pocos dias
usando Ell Renaedio Itrco de 14mazz
Queuaclon. Numerosas son las damas
que deben la restauracion de su belleza
4 los sorprendentes efectos de este pre-
parade que despues de llenarse de fama,
en- Turqufa donde fue descubierto
luego en- Europa viene este bello pals
donde sus 1naravillas son tan conocidas
vende en- las principales farmacias de
la Isla. Deposito G. Mulet, Maya
giiez. walt.
Sc desean comprar yuntas de bueyes
buenas y nuevas.
Para informes dirigirse don Simon
Moret.
Ponce, Dcbre. de 1903. I'm alt.
FRANCESCA TOMAS TIZOL- Pro-
fesora en- partos.- Ofrece srs servioios
ca la calle de Ia Salud pdmero 10, fren-
te los baflos de Navarro-Ponce, ID
de Nbre. 1898 aflo v. 9.
Sc veade en- CUATRO MIL Pc
SOS una nagnffica casa de mamposte-
ria situada en- esquius, la Que renta so
pesos mensuales.
DiriJirse d esta impreDta. l malt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

car Ru;z 40 desatiende ninguna
nacesidades ae de la poblaci6n.
~ y oonpa actigamente de laI
u,a .nnoc;6n de nm Hospital, que sirva(
emnaYo abrigo q los pobres de
4urisdiccion.
M Para que dicho edihclo no resu.I.
voso los vecinos, sc aprovecna'anh
"a construction las maderas qus sGD
ron al montar ell puente oei ITO V'u'JA r
ca. ~
Con esta obra ganaran mucho los po
bres ell Sefior Ruiz ell APPLAUSE dei 4 ue
bio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

Aver por la tarde y en- ell trayecto
comprendido desde la Audiencia hasta
la Gale de Mendez Vigo, por las del
Castillo y Wives, sc perdio una cartera
con cartas importantes y algunos valo-
res. Sc suplica Ia persona que la haya
encontrado, Sc sirva entregarla en- la
Gale del Sol no 2 8 Ell esta redaccion.
Sera gratificada. 2-3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

Ell centro de instruction y Recreo de
de Coamo ha tcnido Ia atencion le inyi-
tarnos para el bale de sociedad que
tendra lugar en- sus salones Ell dia 10 a 4
Enero pr6ximo, con notivo tlel ID ami
yersario de sufnndaeion.
Agradccidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-26

Segun dice La Zlib,aa. ell j6ven
ponceno d. Modesto A. Tirado, que tie
ne en- ell Ejefeito Libertador de Cuba ell
grado de Comandante, ha contraido
natrimonio con la senorita Rita Masso,
hija de don Bartolome Mass6, expire
sidente de La Republica Guiana.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10

money was to be used ia paying the
difference in transportation price Of
ticket of what the railroads asked,
and what he got per capita.
Messrs. A. L. Chic, N. D. Tilson,
L HeiIbron, M. L. Stanley, W. M.
Wakefield, O. p. Taylor, c. B. Ellis
and J. L, Whatley all made talks,
and all seemed to be taken with the
Lemlng idea OF getting people here,
On motion the trade was closed
with Mr.. Leming to have the eXcur-
sion come here and the following
committees were appointed to solic-
it for the $3.50: West Side, Louis
Heilbron, j. NJ. Benefited and Thos.
H. Estes; East Side, L. A. BYrne,
F w Offenhauser and ] w Gardner,
On motion of ]. L. Whatley the
committees we're ordered to report
tomorrow night, February II.
Several off-hand speeches we're
made as to the needs OF the city in
regard to inducing immigration
here, after which the meeting ad-
ioarned.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
Lady Detained.

The East Side officers arrested a
woman yesterday, from an Iron
Mountain train here, on telegram
to hold. They carried her to the
Bickham House, awaiting develop
ments. The message was first sign
ed by the city marshal of Augusta,
Ark. The woman says she was
leaving her husband only, and had
committed no crime. This morning
another message came to the Off
GERS, signed by the husband the
purport we did not get but we learn
that the husband will be in tonight
on No. SO, and will then patch up a
truce with his wife and get her to
return with him.
The lady IS locked up at the Bick-
ham House, in one of the rooms,
and is being cared for at the officers
expense.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
216 East Broad Street,
Chicago Dental Rooms,
DR.. H. NJ. SMITH PFOD'r.

Teeth extracted without pain,
SOC, by his.new method. No chloro-
form, no ether, no bad effects and
absolutely no danger.
Best Set of Teeth ... $500
Gold Crown .. .... 800
All kinds of dental work at reas-
enable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed. No charge for examina-
ton.
BSy- 1189 East Broad Street, Tex
arkana, Arkansas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
Want to Exchange

Ten acres OF land, with seven
room house and in frst-class
condition, good improvements
and all under fence, adjoining
the city of Texarkana, for some
rimbered lands in Little RIVER
county, Arkansas. Will give
you a bargain.
TeXarkana Exchange,
WHATLEY & WAKEFIELD, PrOp'rS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
BUSINESS MEN MEET.
Discuss the Advisability OF
Having an Excursion Run
Into the City.
THE BAND ENGAGED TO PLAY.
Committees Appointed to Meet the
Kansas Editors, To-Day-0ther
Matters Talked About.

The meeting called for last night
to meet Mr., ]. r. Leming and hear
his proposition as to running ex-
cursion sinto this place, from the
northern states, was attended last
night by a fair sized crowd CT our
leading business men.
Judge L. A. Byrne, was the first
speaker on the floor, and he said he
wished to be heard on a subject,
perhaps foreign to the one the
meeting was called for, neverthe-
less, it was pertinent to the occa-
sion. Here the Judge said that the
Kansas newspaper men would ar
rive here tomorrow, today and
that Messrs. Edwards and Moffett
would hold the train here two hours
or more to give the Kansas Faber
pushers a chance to see our city,
and the Judge suggested that we
raise enough money to hire the
band and entertain them with mu-
sic, and, if possible, give them a car
riage ride over the city,
The Judges motion was acqui-
esced in, and Mr.. Louis Heilbron
was made a committeeman to hire
the band and arrange for all ye-
hicles he could from voluntary
source.
Mr.. Whitley through Judge
Byrne, offered his cars free to the
service of the newspaper men, and
others asked to be put down as Of
fering carriages and other vehicles.
Money was contributed topay the
necessary expense of the blowout.
Mr. ]. Y. Leming, then address
ed the meeting, stating that he was
an excursion promoter, and finding
Texarkana city of some eight rail
roads and admirably situated for
manufacturing purposes, he
thought he.could bring in here on
an excursion great many meu
who could be induced to move their
plants here from the north. To dc
this, he would only require a nomi-
nal sum to be raised by the citizen.
to help HIM out, as he had TO offel
low rates to get the people to come
on these excursions, and theil
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
Senior De Lone Writes a Let
ter to His Friend Canale-
jas, But Forgot to
Tell Him to
Burn 1t.
IN A PECK OF TROUBLE,
He Calls President Mckinley, a Low
Politician Afraid of the
Rabble

Senor Dupy de LONE, as a letter
writer has proven a failure.
He wrote his friend, Senor Cana
Iejas, his impression of Mckinley
and the United States in general,
and the New York Journal came in
possession of the same and publish
ed it autographically, and DeLome
did not deny its authenticity.
The letter, in regard to Mckinley
says of him:
" The presidents message has un'
deceived the insurgents, who ex-
pected something else, and has par
alyzed the action of congress, but I
consider it bad. Besides the natur-
al and inevitable coarseness with
which be repeats all that the press
and public opinion of Spain have
said of Weyler, it shows once more
that Mckinley is weak and cater
ing to the rabble, and, be-
sides, a low politician, who
desired to leave door open
to me and to stand well with the
jingoes of his party. Nevertheless,
as a matter of fact, it will only de.
pend on ourselves whether he will
prove bpk and adverse to us. l
agree entirely with you; without
a military success nothing will be
accomplished there, and without
military and political success, there
is here always danger that the in
surgents will be encouraged, if not
by the government, at least by
part of the public opinion.
1t is said that De LONE will be
recalled, and it is only,a matter of
a short time when some one will
take him by the slack of his pants
and cause him to walk Spanish
from the land on some stage plank,
to a steamer bound for his beloved
Spain. Speed the day, we say.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
Sewerage Mass Meeting

The citizens of improvement Dis
tricts, numbered, one Q) and two
(2), Texarkana, Arkansas, are re.
ouested to meet at the East Side
9th Hall, on Friday evening, Feb
ruary II, 1898, at o'clock, p. m, to
discuss the sewer problem and to
devise ways and means of placing
the outlet further from the city.
Done by order of the Council.
Attest, }. N. Cook, Mayor
J. r. MURPHY, Recorder.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
For Sale at a Bargain.

My residence and six lots on Pine
Street, also shingle plant, wagon
factory, and steam fixtures to run
the same-grist and feed mill all in
good running order Will sell at a
great bargain. Call on G. A. Hays
or on premises for particulars.
I'm DORA MoTZ.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
His Remains Buried.

The remains of S. Fl. Sitter, arriv-
ed here last night'from Shreveport
over the Corton Belt railroad, were
met at the depot by committee
of Knights OF Pythias of this city
and carried to the residence of b.
C. Vandeweghe on Rose Hill, where
they remained under surveillance OF
the order until 10 o'clock today,
when the funeral procession formed
and buried all that was mortal OF
this clever man from sight, in the
beautiful cemetery of Rose Hill,
May his ashes rest in peace,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
House for Sale.

The two story building. on the
corner OF 9th and Maple, belonging
to Ms Wallace, will be sold for
$500 cash if applicant applys soon.
Also the cottage adjoining will be
sold at bargain. Apply to
If DORA MOTz, Pine Street.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
Want our Customers

To know that we have the best
exchange and real estate con-
nection of any concern in the
southern states, receiving and
sending out more mail than
any similar concern south of
the Ohio river. Consign your
stuff to us if you want it sold,
and we will realize on same tor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10

| ouis Heilbron,
The Leader.
Fine Watch Rspairer.
...r mounting speciality. r.
DAN ....e gf Watches aud Dla-
l.t,,I.e,.r shown in Che ely s.
1rI.r, solicited. All goods
~I a'th guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
Want Everybody

TOwait for ourSaturday auction
sales. Those thatneedhousehold
or kitchen furniture, stock or
anything else that we may han
die.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-10
WhatI0y B Wakefeld'S
WANT COLUMN.
Wanted to Purchase

A neat three or four room cot
tage house, for cash at once
Must he cheap and in good
neiphbOrhOOd.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13
THE SIMPLEST CURE FOR INDI-
GESTION.


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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13
NOT WILLIE TASCOTT.
Chicago Policemen Thought They Had
Caught Banker SMELLS Murderer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Sergeant Moon and
Patrolman Larkin. of the Harrison-street
police station, think they have arrested the
long-sought willie Tascott the alleged
murderer of Banker Smell, who was shot by
a burglar in 1883. The prisoner says he is
John Farnsworth. of Columbus, o., but a
careful comparison with the description of
Tascott has caused the policemen to believe
that they have the right man at last. Little
credence is placed in the identification, how
ever, as Tascott has had plenty of oppor-
tunity to change his physical appearance
during the last ten years. Farnsworth Was
arrested to-day at Clark and Van Buren,
streets.
Many men have been arrested who bore a
strong resemblance to Tascott, but all here
tofore proved to be cases of mistaken iden-
tity. The murder created great sensation,
and detectives watched for Tascott all over
the world in the hope of securing the reward
of $4,000 offered for his apprehension. After
to-dayS arrest three police who worked on
the case when IaScOtt was sought tor were
called in All three failed to identify the
suspect. 1t was found Farnsworth was
without the scars which existed on TaScOtt' S
knee, hip and arm. He also had false teeth,
While TaScott'S front teeth were filled with
gold. Farnsworth is taller than Tascott and
not as old. John Lang, who was RESPONSE
BILE for the arrest of Farnsworth when
questioned. said his right name was William
X. Johnson He said he was arrested in In
dianapolS several years ago on suspicion of
being Tascott, and since then had devoted
most of his time to q search for the famous
be mentally unbalanced and locked him up.
FarnSWorth is still held prisoner.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13
ORDEN PUBLICO DIsBANDED.
General BIancO Now without a Police
Force for Havana.

HAVANA, Nov. 12.-The Orden Publico
has ceased to exist since yesterday. The
trouble leading to the disarmament of the
force began with the protest of the Third
Company on Thursday morning before the
palace. At that time General Solano, chief
of staff of General Blanco, addressed the
men and sent them back to their quarters
on COmpostela street, where they gave
cheers for Spain and General Blanco. Gen
eral Arolas military Governor of Havana,
ordered more than 1900 troops quartered
in the outskirts of Havana to march into
the city, where they arrived at ilightfall
AT the head of portion of these troops
General Arolas marched toward the Orden
Publico quarters, where the protesting
Third Company was drawn up in the street
under arms. The regulars refused to charge
or fire on their brother soldiers when or
dered to do so, in the hope of intimidating
the men, who were finally persuaded to re-
tire to their quarters. Minor uprisings oc-
CURED during the night among other regi-
mentS. Barring these incidents, the mill
tary have maintained thorough control of
the city. The sum total of the casualties
Thursday night was a lieutenant colonel on
General Arolas staff wounded in the hand,
and another wounded seriously. The city
has again resumed its normal tranquility,
although regulars are still quartered in the
principal streets and parks of the city as
precautionary movement. 1t was ex-
pecCed by the leaders of the demonstration
that the Guardia Civile and part of the ar
tillery brigade would lend their support,
but they did not. The Orden Publico was
partly paid before it disbanded.
The military precautions continue, regu-
lars doing patrol duty, being Quartered in
the squares and streets of the town. 1t is
understood the ringleaders in Thursdays
rising will be arrested. Everything is quiet
tonight.
Colonel Livermore and Colonel Thompson
oft frr.Vpa Motto
Major Allison and Captain Page left this
morning for Matanzas, whence they will
go to Manteo and NeuVitas.
The Spanish commission to-day delivered
to the American commission a note giving
official figures of the latest embarkatlon Of
Spanish soldiers from the island
At the sale of small gunboats by the Adj
miralty yesterday the Alsedo fetched So 600
the Intrepida 81. 100. and the Liger s.. 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13
WANT THE BLACKS BACK
WILMINGTON, N. c., WHITES ANXIOUS
FOR NEGROES TO RETURN.
Messengers Sent to the Woods to En-
treat Terrorized COlOred People
to Return to Their Work.

WILMINGTON, N. g, Nov. 12-wilming-
ton is rapidly settling down to its normal
quietude There has been no further clash
between the races. The new city govern
ment is exerting every effort to reassure the
negroes in order that they will resume their
labors at the cotton congresses and ship
ping wharves. The mayor this morning
sent negro messengers through the woods
adjacent to the city to urge hundreds OF
their race who are hiding, to return to the
city and assure them that they can come
back tc the city with perfect safety. Many
& them, men, women and children, are
reported in a starving condition. The cor
oner's jury held an autopsy this morning
over one of the negroes killed in the riot.
The verdict was that the negro came to
his death at the hands of parties unknown
to the jury. The verdict will apply to all
those killed. The Board of Aldermen elected
a new police force of one hundred men this
morning. They will serve for thirty days
or longer at the discretion of the mayor
and chief of police.