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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11
THE FLOWER MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, $3.50.
STREET. YORK

important witness of the day was
aged % He could not read or write
and knew only what was told him. On
Tuesday night. Sept. Is. about $50. go
ing by Treworky's place of business. on
Pine street. Treworgy Was there with a
white horse. and a jgger. Treworgy
asked him if he would help him to do a
job. He said he wanted to move a
body. Got on tine jigger and Treworgy
drove un the Miles lane. until about
half way from the foot. and where the
body was afterwards found. Treworgy
got off and went over a stone wall. with
q piece of canvass. Rolled up a bondy
and brought it back to the team: didn't
known whether it was a human body or
rot. Helped put one end on jigger.
Treworgy drove up the lane some dis
tance and turned to the right into the
bushes: took body off the jigger and
carried il irto the bushes and carried
the canvass back. Did not help him in
the latter instance. Treworgy drove
up the lane TO turn and came back.
Not a word was spoken until Treworgy
told him not to say word about it. or
he would serve him the same way.
Didn't ask any questions about the
body: never got any pay, nor asked for
any: was out with searching party
but did not go very near the spot OF
say anything about it. Saw the body
after it was found
First told the story about three weeks
ago to one Louis Tapley. Detective
Tracey had been to him (Fogg) and
told him that he had warrant for his
arrest in his pocket and would lock him
up if he did not tell all he knew. Had
worked for Treworgy since and been in
his place of business.
Public sentiment is about evenly di-
vided. Fogg is not regarded as reliable,
by many. and he was weak at points in
his cross examination, but was not
shaken on the principal facts. Ire
worgy is i'm custody of the county sher-
if, at the Robinson house.
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HANGING DAY.
Most Disgraceful Scenes at
St. SchoIastique, Que.
Outrageous Proceedings at Execution
ofParsIow and Mrs. Poirier.
Other hangings In New Jersey. ke"'uc'y
and Georgia. Friday.

| St Scholastique, Que. March TO-
! Mrs. Cordelia Poirler and Samuel Par
stow were hanged here. this morning
The drop fell at sos. Life was declar-
! ed extinct in 8 minutes, the necks OF
both having been broken.
| Mrs. .Poirier, who said farewell to her
relatives, last night. was firm through
out She took part in the mass. this
morning. and on the. scaffold shook
hands with the hangman. The crown
inside the Jail jeered at her but even
then her fortitude did not desert her
and at the suggestion Of the execution
err she turned and faced the jeerers
and stood erect and prayed to the last.
!! Parslow exhibited much less courage
and was more dead than alive when
the drop fell
The condemned were separately taxi
en- to the scaffold. Six hundred peo-
pie who had remained up all night.
witnessed the execution. Outside
there were 1000 more. The behavior of
the crowd inside was such that one of
the priests had to reprove them from
the scaffold.
The most dis"raceful scene occurred i'm
mediately after the drop fell, when the
crowd rushed to the seanold and tore
away the covering below and tried -
handle the bodies. which were still pull
sating. 1t was then that ather Mclochc
from the scaffold called upon them -
have some decency. Not only the police
outside but those on the scaffold tooE
part in the shooting TO prevent the mob
from breaking down the door of the jail
yard. They all fired In the air. however.
Two sisters of the condemned woman
managed to secrete themselves in the jail
in the excitement and wnen the process
sion filed to the gallows managed TO b,
near a window that looked out on the
scaffold and watched the execution from
there. They had tainted when they wer
discovered. a..
AS the body of Parslow was driven
and was passing the Macomb Hotel in
this place, crowd of drunken men
rushed out and yelled and shouted at the
procession.
AS the remains of the woman were be
ing taken from the Jail crowd gathered
In the road and stopped the curiegr
which consisted of the hearse and Il
sleigh containing her father. and heape.
all sorts of epitnets upon the dead VIZ
man. The police were finally compete !
to clear the road.
The condemned spent n fairly good
night. They slept for while and thea
engaged in devotional exercises AT .
O'Clock a low mass was celebrated b,
Fathers Meloche and Collin. The fam
lies of both criminals were present. Aftes.
mass they partook of food and had IA las
interview with friends.
Mrs. Poirer requested to be buried al S.
Canute, in the plot of her brother. On.
of her last requests was that her orga !
should be brought to the Jail in order
that she might play during mass, but this
was refused. ..
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RIGHT sustenance, and Kept IN position
OF ease, happy thought, pleasing sensa-
tons and good sound slumber? Hun
dreds Of children are puny, slow, with
nerveless supine motions and unintelli-
gent countenances, because the mother
was forced to put oil her energies into
the power to bear them, without the
strength besides to give them the vital
flow Of sturdy health. Habitual use of
Pabst Malt Extract. The Best" Tonic,
makes rich and pure blood. strengthens
the bones and muscles, and adds to the
development of the perfect form. glow.
ing vitality in the mother, which aids
her not only to bear, but build.
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Tiresoms Senatorial Ballots.

Harrisburg, Pa March 1O.-The 18th
ballot for senator resulted: Quay. g:
jerks. ~; necessary Tor choice. ~. N,
election.
Dover. Del, March 10-Three ballots;
for senator We're taken. today, and result
ed: .Addicks. II; Gray, l6: necessary tor :,
choice. Is. No election.
Salt Lake. Utah, March l0-The Lesis-
lature has adjourned and the Repub lean
are jubilant that the Democrats. though
States senator. d, G..es.s,..
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dered several OF my patients TO
get q case OF it. / shall keep
ordering 1t for my patients as
long as I ind 1t benefits them
as much as 1t has.
F. J. HASTINGS. NJ. D.
Boston, Mass.
MY wife has begun to take
Pabst Malt Extract, and Il
feems to have benefited her
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SENTENCE SUSPENDED.
But Helen eouid Mas MOI Asked lenicne
for Mrs. Cody.

Albany, n. Y, March 1O.-In view Of iii ,
Judge Gregory suspended sentence o.
Mrs. Cody.
The Associated Press has received lii .
following statement from Miss Helen
Gould: in the interest of truth Miss
Gould desires to emphatically contradict
the assertion that she either suggested o
approved suspending the sentence in Airs.
Cody'S case.,'s .snfl $50 ! 1ss:hsAs
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already. though she has not
taken enough yet to expect any
great improvement. She has
taken . great deal Of malt and
thinks that, on the whole.
Pabst's IL tho best in reality as
well As IN name. I shall surely
prescribe The BEST" Tonic In
cases where q malt extract is
indicated. CIV. HUSE, N. d.
Dorchester. Mass.
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Democratic Victory in Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me-. March 10.-The second
election in Ward 5. Friday. gave the
Democratic ward ticket a majority of
1870. This gives the Democrats control
Of the city council. A Democratic cele-
bration was held in City hall. this even
ing. One of the speakers was Con-
gresham Gaines of Tennessee, who is
here to be best man at the marriage of
Miss Edith Dingley.
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smiIinsIy Stepped to the scatsold.

Glasgow, KY. March 10.-John Franklin
was hanged, today, for the murder of hi !,
mother-in-law. Mrs. Bowles. Franklja
protested to having experienced religion
and smilingly stepped to the scaffold.
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Louis RoeseI Hanged Tor Murder.

New York. March f0-Louis Roesel was
hanged in Elizabeth, N. j.. at 10.13 A. NJ
today, for the murder Of James G. Pitts
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Pays the Penalty Of Murder.

Savannah, Ga. March 10-John Char
Ion, colored, was hanged here. today, 70.
the murder of Meat Inspector Harry No
Leod, on Sept. 3 last,
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nsratio ountos Of searsmont. pead.

Belfast. Me-, March 1O.-Horatio Dun
ton. a prominent farmer of Searsmont
died at the home of his son in this city
today, aged 50 years. He is survived by
six children. two of them being r. F. AMI
j. r. Dunton. lawyers of this city. foui
brothers and sister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11

Ihave seen very good results
from the prolonged use OF
your Malt Extract, Tho BEST"
Tonic, and I find the prepare
tion very beneficial. especially
for nursing women.
DR.. F. BECKER.LAUR1CH.
New York, N. Y.
I and Pabst Malt Extract .
very good tonic. and have or.
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Senator J. *. Jones of Arkansas. who
has been i'll for some time at Washing
ton. suffered another setback. Friday.
The physicians reported his condition to
ne more favorable at night.
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and at least give the BEST" Tonic a
trial, if not for her own sake, for that Of
her child. Let her provide for baby as
nature says every mother should.
To produce magnificent children was
= supreme aim among the Greeks. those
lovers of perfection in those rigid ath-
letic exercises which aggrandized the
glory of the body. For without q perfect
body how can . babe at once begin to
fight the battle of existence with con-
quering energy, or how derive those
elements of hardness, pure blood, calm
nerves and bright mind, if the mother
is not prepared, helped and insured
against too great weakness, given the
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Or the Deadly Grip, Utterly vanq1is6ed 4
A.s III ~ Aass2. III a@s,e
By The Family Medicine Chest Of Dr. Flowers Remedies

La Grippe with its dreadful sequences Of insanity mbe
city death or lifelong misery-has met It's conqueror
- Pneumonia ~1v..d .Es..
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EVENING SESSION.

The Senate met at 745 and was called
to order BY the President.
House report of the committee on agri-
culture. reporting ough to pass, resolve in
favor of the York County Agricultural
Society, came up for acceptance.
On motion by Mr.. Merrill of Somerset,
the report was laid on the table pending
acceptance in concurrence.
The following b.lls came from the
House for their first reading. and We're
severally read the seconu time under sus-
pension of rules, and passed to be en-
crossed:
PASSED TO BE ENGROSsED.
Bill an act TO prevent incompetent per
sons. from conducting the business OF
apothecaries.
Bill an act to abolish the common coun-
Gill of the city of Waterville.
Bill an act to amend section II of chap
ter 1893 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1897. entitled IAN act to incorporate the
, Warren Water Company
Bill an act to amend chapter 226 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1919 ms
and Special Laws of 1852 relating to the
, free bridge across Salt pond in Bluehill
BIN an act to Incorporate the Freepor,
Village Corporation.
! Bill an act to legaliz the call issued for
| holding the meeting of the Methodist and
Baptist Meeting House Corporation ot
/ Whitefield.
Resolve in favor of West Lebanon
Academy
Bill an act to Incorporate the ST. Gro. \
| Water and Power Company
| Bill an act 10 authorize the city of Lew
is.on to take water for municipal and do.
mestlc purposes. House amendment :,
adopted in concurrence.
Bill an act granting the Dennysyills
| Lumber Company additional rights
on motion by Mr. Adams of Penohscot,
ii was
Ordered The House coneurrjny tha,
when the Senate and House adjourn, sha,
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DeteiIs Of Fogs's Testimony.

.;uckspor,, Me-. March lo--The most
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4 YOUNG MOTHER

II
said, as she exhibited v
baby, II must confess tn
health and the almost pl
velopment and good heal
due to the use of Pabst
The Best" Tonic. TIL
feeding the child was sue
at first that / became I
and exhausted. BEST !"
recommended. I took it
to build at once. Baby
show the effects within a
continued its use for mo
til l went out into the c.
and neglected to take my
with me. l lost fifteen pc
in six weeks, and could SC;
" feed baby. Since return
ing. some three weeks ago,
I have again been taking
Best" Tonic. l have
gained six pounds and the
little one is again progress
ing. just think, he is nine
teen months old, weighs
80 pounds. and l have not
weaned him yet"
Let every mother apply
This To her own AYnerienCA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31

FL honorable Mayor General, CO.
msndante en- Jefe del departartamento,
a propuesta del Secretario de suscribe,
de acuerdo con ell Consejo, Sc ha SER
vido resolver, que los abastecedores de
carnes freseas, los carniceros tabla-
jeros, quedan exentos, de ahora en- ade.
lante, de todo pago de contribution al
Tesoro phblico. Que las panaderfas y
hornos de cocer pan, quedan tambien IL
bres lie toda contribution al Tesoro.
Y que los Ayuntamientos Colecturfas
anotarau en- la relaci6n de bajas del
tercer trimestre del aho econ6mico ac-
tual, todos los industriales compren-
didos en- los dos casos anteriores.
Lo que por orden superior sc hace
pnblico para general conocimiento.
San Juan, 81 de Enero de 1899.
C0yetdno Coll y Ioste,
SecretarIo de Hacienda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31

IN ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE
De Hunacao, goleta americans Julia
con carga para este puerto.
| DESPACHADOS
.Ninguno.
TRAVESIA ENTRADAS Ola 90
De San Juan, Trasporte americano
Msssissippf, oon carga y consignado al
gobierno. 81
| De Guanica, cafionero de guerra ams-
ricano <N. S. Fish Havok, {.
TRAVESIA DESP
Para New York, bergantfn america
no <Stephcn G. Hart, despachado por
ell gobierno.
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE =
De Vieques, goleta americana EN-
oarnacion, con ganado yacuno y pasa-
geros para este puerto.
Don Ramon Husrta, don Juan Sane,
Justa Sane y una nina y JIana Monse-
rrat.
CABOTAJE DESPACHO
Ninguno.
TRAVESIA ENTRADAS Ola 80
Ninguns.
TRAvESIA DESPACHADOS
Para Santiago de Cuba, Trasports
americana mississippi, despaohado por
ell gobierno americana.
CABOTAJE ENTRADAS
De MayagGez goleta americana <San
Julian2 con sal.
De Mayagiez goleta americana <Gua
dalupe, con sal.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJE
Para Mayag6ez goleta americana <Pa-
quote de Arecibo, con carga general.
Para Vieques, goleta americana EN-
carnaci6n, en- lastre.
Buques en- puerto de travesla
Y. 8. Fish HaacA, Blake pendientes,
Tenea4ra Isabel, Paz, ". E. Store,
Pepe Ramirez y Annae e.. Rickerson
cargando, Coro NJ. descargando.
CABOTAJE
julia, San ,.1uka1s q Guadalupe des-
carganGo.i -
Salacia pendiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31
E1DICTo

DON Remy Beugeois, Ag lnte consu
lar do Francia de esta ciudad Pre-
sidente del Consejo de famil; de Ia
mesor sdbdita de dicha Naci6n. doils
Margarita Delucca y Tacoronte.
Csrtifico y hago constar que pol
acuerdo del Cox sc o de familia de la
menor tdbdita francesa dcf1s Margarita
Delucca T4coronte, constant to en- acta
fechs Is de los corrientes, go vender&u
en- subasta ! dblice por ell Tutor de di
ca menor, don Evaristn TacoTonte las
palticipaciones provindlvisas a la mis-
ma, pertenecientef, qne Sc pasan s rela-
cionsr.
Una sexta parte proin diviss, y una
participation de las dos sextas parties
tambien proindivi.as valoradas en- dos
mil doscientos veinticinco seisoientos
pesos respectivamente de las fiucas 81.
guientes
Urbans. de altos de MADEIRA
con bajos de mamposterfa sechada de
bierro galvaniz ,dO, coz su cOrrespou
calle del Comercio que dA frente por
el Norte y linda por 81 derecha entran-
do que es al Ossts con casa dc den
Francisco PARA, por gu izquierda CUE
es al Este CON otra de Ia sucesi6n 81
monpietri. sntes, hoy de don Rcmy
Buroeois : por su espalds, al Sur coD
propiedad de 10 sucesi6n Deluc0a. Tiene
dicho solar dc Area mil treints y dos
met os, los colgadixos, novei,ts y IN
metros, la csrca veintiseis metros y 81
patio caatro cisntos treinta y tres me-
tros, otrs sexta parte provindiviso y
uua participation de las dos sextas par
tss tamb'6n provindivisas, jastipreoia-
das On dosciertes veinticinco pesos de
dicha moneda, respeotivamente de ID
finca siguisnte:
/ Vsbaus.-Casa do mampoatssis con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31
Cartera
de Ponce

Sc nos informa que mry pronto Sc
|entregaran las patentes todos los CO.
merciantes que contribuyeron con dis
tintas captidades cubrir ell deficit que
resultaba en- ell presupuesto por la su-
preston de los derechos de carnes y ha-
rinas.
Tambien Sc nos informa que para
complete conformidAd del gremio de
dttallsta Sc publicaran los nombres de
todos los que hayan aportado cantidades
con dicho fin.
Los cables recien llegados anuncian
grandes terremotos en- Mejioo. La cate
dral, de un valor inapreciable, asf como
gran parte de los edi6oios publicos han
sido derrumbados.
A nuestro amigo don Miguel de Po-
rrata Doria, lie han reconooido los dere-
chos que tiene la possession del isiote
Caja de Muertos, para la exploitation
de fosfatos calizos, mediante Ell canon
anual de $lO0y 25 centavos por cada
tonelada de fosfatos que exporte.
Nuestro amigo el estudioso joven don
Manuel N. YordAn, acaba de recibir
carta de Washington del seilor Charles
D. Walvet, director del Departamento
del interior, notitioandole que su Geo
graffa de Puerto Rico acaba de ser
destinada a la Inspection Geologica de
la Biblioteca nacional.
Felicitamos al amigo Yordan por Ia
prueba de consideration que acaban de
de obtener sus estudios geograGcos.
Parece que en- Aguadilla no ha sido
poeible ell advenimiento entire las agru
paciones antag6nicas de la localidad.
Asf 10 dan entender los informes que
han llegado esta ciudad.
Nuestro estimado colega de Mayagiiez
FL Porvenn de Borinquen reproduce
nuestro primer artfoulo Proble,nas Eco
n6n,icos;; Bancos 4gr5colas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31
En- YNsIcO

Aunque con aspecto bastante desme
drado, de vejez premature, lento en- Ia
marcha, inc6modo en- los asientos '
maIchando sobre via bien POGO cientf-
fcamentc trazada, ell ferrocarril de Pom
ce Yauco IIena sn objeto y supple con
ventajas a los vehfculos de sangre que
lilo tempore Sc estilaban. Es un ferro-
carrfta la espa1ola y era l6gico que
pasara con 81 10 que con las reformas
polftico- administrative este es, que
sc iba hacienda empujones, como de
mala CANA, pero sin que por clio dejase
de producer ell inevitable Nancy de toda
empresa antillana.
A pesar dc todo, repetimos, ilena su
objeto, y pudimos aceptar la invitacion
que nos hiciera un amigo, para que con-
curri6ramos oil sabado al simpatico pue
bio.
I'll sefior Amill nos aguardaba en- la
estaci6n y nos obsequiaba luego con la
fnura y galanterfa que le es caracterfs-
tica.
AL par que nosotros tomaba asiento
en- ell tren la orquesta que desde Ponce
iba Yauco para Ell baile que habrfa
de tener efectO en- la noche.
Durante ell trayecto resonaban sus
aordes dispersandose por los agrestes
contornos, oon agradable sorpresa de
los curiosos campesinos, para quienes
la danza es siempre lenitivo de penas y
suggestion de alegrfas.
El bale tuvo efecto Ell la noche. Ha-
cfase espensas de los senores Luchetti,
Bartolonaci, Blasini, Mariani, Cesari y
j. M. Gatell, abanderados para ell OBJ
jeto. Hay que oonvenir en- que estu-
vieron la altura de la mayor sociabi-
lidad justo fu6 que la concurrencia
correspondents tambi6n dignamente.
Ralnillete de bellas y elegantes da-
mas, juventud masculine atenta culta,
profusi6n. de dulces, de vinos, de lico-
res; ell agrado y la oon6anza en- los jus.
tos lfmites de Ia cortesfa animadas
conversaciones EN- espaiiol, intercaladas
do frases inglesas, muchas de elias con
ell sollo aan de la gramatica de Ollen-
dorff conversaciones en- ingles, saipi-
mentadas de frases espanolas, con ell
6revet de la pronunciation sajona. 7
sobre todo este la luz y ell perfume
las notas musicales tiotando en- ell am
biente y contribuyendo la expansion
y la algeria.
Debi6 tener lugar ell baile en- el club
de esgrima, sitio muy apropiado para
clio, pero hubo de impedirlo la natural
consideration amistosa guardada una
familia de la vecindad, uno de cuyos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31

Hemos visto ell cuadro pintado por
don Felix Medina y que SO ha puesto 4
la venta.
Represents Ell sitio de Ia carretera de
Hormigueros 4 Mayagiiez, donde Sc Ii
bro ell combate entire las tropas ameri-
canas = espaholas.
Els un hermoso cuadro que recomen,
damos los amantes del arte pictorico.
Restaurant elias Columnas,.-Cena
para hoy 81 de Enero de 1899.
Escabeche de gallina, i'd. de sierra,
Arroz con polio, Pernil de cerdo al
horno, Butifairas al gusto, Biffteak dc
lomillo, Huevos- q la o,den, Ensalada
de lechuga, Tortilla con petipois, dulcea
de varias classes, Chocolate, cafe, leche
~ queso.
Los m6dicos de todo ell mundo la re-
oetan; Los niiios de todas edades la
toman con placer Sc crian rosados sa
nos y robustos.
Tocuyo, Venezuela 80 de Mario
de 1894.
Sef1ores Scott y Bovine;
Apreciados sehores; - Hace algun
tempo que uso en- mi practica la Emul->
sion de Scott, que ustedes prepaparan
y me ha parecido siempre una nuena
preparation.
Su sabor agradable, su facil diges-
tion y pronta asimiiacion son condicio-
mes que la hacen recomendable en- todos
aquellos casos Ell que Sc haga necesario
un reconstituye,ete rdpido q seguro.
Los niflos y las personals mas delica-
das la toman sin repugnancia.
Soy de ustedes alto y 8, g.,
E. 4. Montesieos Aguero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-31

Mr.. Curtis Guild, por ell Departamen
to de nj Massachusetts,; i Mr.. Kennedy,
por ell de Ohio Mr.. Charles w atkins,
por ell de Michigan.
Aver domingo ha debido celebrarse
en- Camuy ell acto de entrega de las ban.
deras.
Para esta fiesta habfa dispuesto gran
des tiestas, tales como descargas por ,as
fuerza de artillerfa, dianas, retreats
bale.
La autoridad local, nuestro amigo
don Laurentino Estrella, Sc multiplica
en- todas esas expansiones del patrio-
tismo.
Reproducimos: ella muerto en- Ia CT.
pital ell dfa "a del corriente, de pleere-
cia, Rebeca Anmil, de 90 amos, natural
de Jamaica, esposa de Mr.. Albert
Sier del mismo sitio. Sc suplica los
periedicos den la noticia.
Ell ciudadan americana Mr. Holland,
da ell alerta al pats para manifestar que
MIR Anderson que Sc dice pastor protes-
tante, es un aventurero que ha dejado
muchas deudas aquf en- Ponce.
La Correspondence de Espa5a babia
de haber ingresado en- el penal de Ceu-
ia un ex-Jefe del ejGrcito espanol 5
quien Sc lie impone cadena perpetua, cor
motive de la campafia de Puerto Rico.
! iSera ell Jefe aludido ell Unfortunate
San Martin? Sc ha consumado en- Es.
pana una vez mas la injusticia hist5-
RIGA.
En- cambio Weyler que debfa estar
arrastrando un grillete perpetuo, y Ma.
cfas que debfa ser despreciado, viven
con honores en- plena Villa y Corte.
Previa responsibilities los Con-
cejos municipales que no oumplimenten
| Embellishments la orden del general
Henry, cursada por gobernacion, Sc
dispone ell pago sin demora de ninguna
especie, a los profesores de instruction
publica.
Los giros sobre Espana van camino
de la cumbre.
En- la capital Sc cotizan al % por
ciento que subira mucho mas apenas sc
haga ell canje.
Ha despertado profunda senssci6n
en- Arecibo ell crimen cometido en- Ia
persona de Jose del Carmen Cortes,
euyo cadaver resulto con % heridas lie
arma blanca.
Permanecen ignorados auu, los auto
res del crimen
Sc dispone ell claustro de Catedrati-
cos del Institute Provincial, llevar q
los tribunales al peri6dico americana de
la capital. Nosotros creemos que 10
mejor es desprsciar al aventurero audaz;
y en- cuanto al periodioo puertorriqueno
que 10 sigue en- esa campana, el pueblo
deducira sacanda consecuencias.