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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
1T WILL GO TO MRS. DEWEY.
Home Given by the American Peo-
pie VIII Be Transferred.

Home Given by the American Peo-
pie VIII BE Transferred.
Washington, Nov. 14-Preliminary steps
have been taken, 1t is said, to transfer to
Mrs. Dewey the title to the Dewey home,
1747 Rhode Island avenue, which the Amer
lean people presented to the Admiral in
recognition of his brilliant naval victory
at Manila.
The matter is in the hands of the Dis
trict Title Company, but papers, 1t is un-
derstood, have been drawn to await the
necessary signature. The conveyance will
be through third party, presumably one
of the Admirars secretaries.
The matter was placed In the hands of
the title company some days ago with a
view of such conveyance, and 1t has been
the understanding that the transfer would
be completed upon the return of Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey. Unless present plans
are changed, the deeds will be put on rec
ord shortly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
HIS RECORD AS A BIGAMIsT.
Monroe's Bids Fair to Eclipse That
Made by FarnswOrth.

Chicago, Nov. H-James Monroe, the al
legged bigamist and swindler, who was ar
rested here Sunday left for Rochester N
Y, to-day in custody of police officers
of that city, to be tried on charges OF
swlndling and bigamy. Monroe waived ex-
tradition proceedings.
Mrs. Mary j. Colthar of Bunker Hill
ILL.,, whom, 1t is said, Monroe married and
afterwards deserted in Rochester, after
obtaining $4,100 from her, identified Mon
roe to-day.
According to advices received by the po-
lice, Monroe's record as a bigamist bids
fair to eclipse that of the candy peddler
Farnsworth, who was recently arrested,
charged with having forty-two wives in
different parts of the world.
The police already have the names OF
twenty-six women, mostly In Eastern cit
les, all of whom, II is asserted, have been
married and victimized by Monroe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15

Commander HemphiII Wires of the
Venezuelan Trouble.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE navy depart
ment to-day received the following cable
gram from Commander Hemphill, dated at
LaGuayra, Nov IA:
1.-THE Detroit arrived to-day. Land
fighting was very severe. Venezuelan gun
vessels bombarded forts with Hotchkiss
6-pounder rapid-ilre guns, unloaded shells,
without result. The foreign men-of- war
lay off the harbor during the engagement.
On return rendered assistance to. the
wounded. The Detroits hospital CORDS
rendered important service. Being no
prospect of further trouble at Puerto ca
bello, came here to await arrival of the
Dolphin. HemphiI"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
FIRING ON THE CORDOBA.
View French Papers Take of BRITISH
Vessels Action.

Paris, Nov. 15.-The Paris papers cons
tlnue to comment upon the firing upon the
French steamer Cordoba by the British
warship Magcienne in South African wa.
ters, but considers that judgment should
be reserved until all circumstances are
known.
The Figaro says:
"If the Cordoba did not show her flag,
the British vessel had a strict right to fire,
III, however, the British vessel really
searched the Cordoba for contraband goods
1t was illegal, as no blockade has beer
announced"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15

London. Nov H.-It was officially ana
nounced this afternoon that the troopshir
Britannia has arrived at Cape Town and
that the troopships Lismore Castle an
Yorkshire have arrived at Durham. IL
was also officially announced that thu
troopship Oriental which left Oct % had
sailed from Cape Town for Durham, and
the Donald Currie Line steamer Carts.
brook Castle which sailed from London.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
REFUSED TO SERVE NEGROES.
Three American Bar Men Have Been
Sent TO Prison In Cubn.

Sent to Prison IN cuba
Havana, Nov. 14.-Three Americans,
Hanson, King and Holland. have each
been sentenced to two months imorison-
ment and 10 pay a fine Of $65 and two
thirds OF the costs of the proceedings, for
placing over their saloon a sign reading:
1--WE cater to white people only"
Their place had been closed January
last, by order Of the civil governor. be-
cause they had refused TO serve a negro
Cuban general, but they had been allow
ed to open the saloon again on promising
to serve the public without distinction Of
color The defendants have appealed the
case the costs OF which already amount
to 5000
A letter has been published IN q paper
of this city, written by another colored
Cuban general. complaining that the own
er of a barber shop had refused to cut
his hair on account Of his color.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
Hobart HAD a Good Dav.

Paterson, N. j., Nov H.-Viee President
Hobart had a fairly good day, and to-
night is resting easily. lie ate three meals
to-day, and sat up Ia his easy chair most
of the afternoon. He retired early to-
night, and Immediately fell asleep.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
THEY DO NOT KNOW THOMPSON.
Medical College Authorities Deny
Any knowledge of Him.

Keokuk, Ia, Nov. 14.-Ohicers of the
Keokuk Medical College say they know
nothing about Thompson, arrested at ST..
Louis on a charge Of shipping bodies out
of the state. and that IL he was bringing
them here they did not know IT,
The baggage man at the union station
denies that he furnished Information on
which the arrest was made or that he
knows anything about Thompson.
The Iowa law is very strict about dis
section, and there are only about half a
dozen bodies q year 10 be legally obtained,
while 120 are required for the number of
students In the state under the medical
college regulation act.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15
DEMAND ron MARKS RELEASE.
Beers Threaten to Execute SIX Brit-
ish officers.

London, Nov. H-A special dispatch
from Cape Town dated Friday, Nov. 10
says that State Secretary Reitz has de-
lease the supposed spy, Nathan Marks,
who Is confined at Ladysmith, coupling
his demand with a threat to execute six
British officers.
Cen Butler reported, according to the
special dispatch, that he was entitled 70
retain the man until he should rende
satisfactory account Of himself. !
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-15

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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
Ventaia9

gaEAnt del dobso del Canad inspection
e. La em6n de Polka ntena entegada nts sCtda Pr
pago, quedandO assguEado interim lega "a deGnHva.
mi6n P6xas sin restriction
A OCUPACION WAVES DEsAFI0s REVOLUCONE GUERRAs &.
a0guradOu PAGAD0 EODO sTRO CUALQUIERA SEA LA
CAUSA.
a. su sOntO tan bEeyS nO da ugr dud endO ongu
s: Gambia sualQu % P6a dStna ssmpe M 10
sOlSts d assguado
g. P6zas p6can del nonto gurado de
Eauoa, EN- FL Pals D0NDE Sc EFECTUE E SEGURO
esdenoa En- embo tOdss dem Companies Sosda
pagOs Pals dOnds 0fnag ugR
gundss sntorpsOmmos enper1uSlO de los asegurados.
PE1V1leRlo@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
EGran fabriCa de chocolate
DE
E. FRANCOY YCo. MAYAGUEZ. PR.

Dicha industria del pals NADIA deia
que desear comparandols con las pri-
meras de su clase tanto de Ia Isla CO.
mo del estrangero.
La pureza dc los productos emples-
dos para Ia confecci6n del articulo
ofrecen la garsntfs de hygiene tanto
por su rics aroma cuaLtO por Ia salud
que dessrrolla en- la persona que 10 uss
diarismeuto, raz6n por 10 cual SO hs
hecho tan popular tapto en- el pals CO.
mo eu muchss pobleciones del extrsn.
gero. Dep6sito permanente en- la fa-
brica y en- Ponce cslle Castillo N. 8
planta bsjs izln'erds. Ju'io 25 de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
Farmacia

So ofrsce en- venta e acredtado eS,sble-
cimiento que posee en- San German don Jc-
sc D. Carlo
Para informes dirigirse al duefo, en- di-
cha ciudad 8 q D O. J. Non'gas en- Maya
gdez,
Julio 81 de 1899. 3-m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
PRIVuEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

sObre este amamos muy parCurmente ia senci6n del pd
bCO pOr ser la nCa COmpaa6 del COntnents Americana que
sOnCede semeiante Privlegio
us vgnts doranOs pagass prsmO
vene EeseFa e0n qTe S corresponds excsdee 81 vAoG o pE
deho P6 contnua tempo ba
ca susu CubE pmiO6 vensdos 3,
Il dicha POLKA t6 OCCASION Poll
smpO mas largo SIN CADUCAR anesO
interim P68a ygsnte on tornado nand "a CON
RI VAL0R DEL SRUR0 deduosnao sOment
o1 Vensdoay adsdoa LA C0MPANA los dsvongdO
M satsm aanoiO squah a sV nusVo sxaman
uSdlso Cua Eampreanolss sOsOaO AnEsd aasgurdo
stO Sc llama proCeds equdad ygsE los ntereses de
a saaguradOs en- blen de gus tamilas
e in dsrho RESRAURAR P0LIzAE ABAND0NA
OAs Pt sa6n asuH Dc usna salad De @ PEsOs aAdO'
Sqs e hsys p.go p.o. auEsnts IR
PAG0 IIGADo D0TAES D0EAhSy
pnvsEas P6 hqdadg tantos DEC0S DECn0QUgOs VICE
E5EGPIo P6la ds yda P por sum. tOOo A ado
dgen y P6 hqudada sa M dtmas parties De dsh
GaA sNn $780,
abrk condolences pvlegOs mas faVOrabe para los ass
guzadOs que los que ofreCe
EL 9oLdel canada3
supcamos ntagente p6bioo de esa Isa Ia lectura e.
do ae hsmoss condolences evando s sOrprenddos
por sOGedades ganhdasi ant Dc asegu YuesTss vda
Omad ms informea de-
G. F. Storer Ssps,iatndsss-C B. Meh, Agsas gasyal =
baQuNo-Agaiss esaaos Jes6s A Lego Fernando M. Ces
so Agents solicitation lus Yordsn bsx Agantss eoeez
I 81 Ponce klssIn hsEnaaos
inM Fees kaNMm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
TRABAJADORES
PENINSULARES Y CANARlOS

Con f4milia 6 ain ella que quipran
pssar Santo Domingo para dedioarse
a las fAen9s sgricolaa pueden acudir
SIN drmora la LICoRERIA DE Don FE.
L1PE CHANDR1, San Justo ndmsro
en- donde obtendran los informes y
ref re ciss que deseen.
San Ju4u de Pto. Rico. 1910
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29

SObre Este lamamOs muy psrCusrmente atenci6n del pd
bCO pOr ser dnCa COmpaa@ del COnnente Americana que
,Oucede semeiante PEvilegio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
ABAD, STEINACHER & co.
INGENIHRO CIVILES

I56 Fifth Avenu", Nuw York.
Sc encargaran de orgsaizlr empresas
para la exploitation de Coucssionss dc
de minas, riegos = obras de interes &c.
neral en- Porto Rico en- oombin aci6n cen
los Estados ,Unidos.
Representante en- Puerto Rico:
JULIO ESTEINAoHER PONCE
Ponce JULIO IA de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los ENFtRMOS

Professor Meir ha g!o dunte vida estudios in
etado psd ceebre fco todOs los
puabos del mundo Habla diez idiomas.
E tsmbien hS cho maravio N YCk Chicago San
Francisco todos loa Essdos de
Ha estado Maco Centre S1r America Chile, Peril Repuhl
Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndres
E. ell 6nico que hs descublsrto
ESos grande maravllosos remedies
que los imNurez de la sng obfe clones
del cerebro perd de nemon buen color bueu pto
enfemeddss del macoues de las rodas
del cnarp cStarro enfsrmeddes del hgado Insomnia Da
nc Dsentata oho horas Fua Esorofua Eue
medades del punou los rim de muer de los nerVos Inpo
fis ensmedade de dolores los musouo huesos
pspaons del eoazoO nfm ida dsPeps hdondez de
boca paas estedd brouquis hdrops perdid del oabeo
sodarss srnajes eufsmedadss de Ia ss las
R'oonendsmos 10 jovnes pierdAu pueden
ourados pontamente por estoa procedmien maravcsos
Tsnemos gran exstsnoa en- bot'ca.
No pidoras, acdos nj venenos.
Los m&s puts meoos uropeo recomedau
do gas para eUfyrmeees oroniosS.
Miles de miles de inorunados que ufdon agos han sdo
ourado habiendn sdo 1Nhucado ~uan" m6dcs
PARA LAS SENORAS SENOaITAS
Tsnemos bun eApecdo haoer desaps d. II las
eruosone Voviendo Ell cults color natural haciend
sparecer oveu dos proedue tos de massage
A3udi
GAle della Lima ftonte la Ctce lado del lmado.
Ponce Julio l5 do 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
BMPRgSA DB COCHGS
de Emilio Palmer

Visiar$ ests empresa hacia Ia Capital {
Vice versa & todss horas del dia 6 de la no
che. Ouenta con cochss C6modos y exelen :
tes parejas,
Agencis cen esta ciudad Luis Mirandee,
siglo XIX. Junio Is de 1899 g. 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-29
Foser y adelgazar :.

shmas nsaabes de T mpente No hay despaa La Emulsion
de Scott ha cdO e curndo enemedad podos dzado
E DR. German S de Lond Ell acee de hgado aao
tejdos una nc6n hoS los microbes de tuberculosis Apopmdo ono
reqen et los deSye compeo De modo de
enemedd SCI dene embmente Los hpofoso onca
peranen sstem entero La combination los pufca
los dos gastada foae
los 6n dgestYo En- Emulsion de Scott aeHe eA "dgedo artificial
iSo aSmlldo
hos adeOHd reme1o
as "ped
A.
De SCOTT BOVINE, QULMCOs, NUEVA YORK
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ssguradO pusds re0r 0uQsr del mundOy oo,rSs
uior osupaO6n sin psgar pEtmA extra.
TOta ss oOnosdsn para psgo
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schronienia. Tam poza tenn
zclla alz luea n, . drzwiami ksiaze
Petronow schowal Geese swe-
60 majatku, jako v miejscu
najbezpieczniejszem
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katy Hy)seie= nasotwarte pole.
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ME: mogla, gdyz byly
w4zamAu tkwi'
jeszcze klucz. Gtdy przessutki-
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wylozone ciemnemi kwadrato-
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nj, q nastyehHztsajdowaly sic
.rozety ir,ne upiekszenia.
Hrabina szukala ] snalazla
Z. tych roget kt6ra ma
pierwszy -rzut Okla wv niczem
Cd innych sic ME r6znlla.
"a silnem cisnieciem reka
hrabinej najwyzszego mietjsca
rozety, poczelo skrzypiet,
:potem grzeehotat Gala $cia,r
ma .odsuwala sic powoli ku
Idrugiej Zrobila. sic wielka
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tajnego, wyjscia kt6rego pier
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byla takze Sepa latarnia q
nadsniaspeek kluczy.
Szybko zapalila hrabina
swiatlo " latarni. wziela klu .
zee DO |. ssiebie, a po'tetm jeszcze
[spiaee ss=dziecie wnios|a: M
wsehody Z, =. zloh ! " - ma: stopn ! a
X tajemne drzwi "a sob9azam
100 g3 go 50 III " sAi II
|knela.. 8,
! Przekonawszy sic IS, re s.' wszy.
stko#jest.w porzadku, szwr6ci,
Ia wzrok7swo " gore, skrzy'
zoWa@a rece iswestchnela.
Potem zgaslla swiece, pod
nios}a Olge, wziela &c sobt
slepa latarnie | poczela szybr
|ko uciekae. ]
y W : \ f'ssYl Il by'y to bardze
glebokie,akodczyly sic dopiet
70 przy zelaznych drzwiach
kt6re ~niezamknlete, ]atwc
dalyssie ~=otworzyt.
Wsski nizki sklepion,
Schodnik ciagnal sic "a d lra,
mi Szybk'o e.. bie 'g|e przezzetf
Ehrablna, ~ doszla DO ma}ege
sklepu, ma kloregoSpowaleIna
4elaznym lah:ucl1u wish Ia
r6wniet z q a calklem i, FAR q !:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-15
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" MIN ii dlalej szukat
], c ! ,ll;Ell|;' pp Is A n ~ astz
Edjablem Y En- zwiiaa i; IN, IN Ten
ni l;y,l'l;'i AZ; zro'lb'il i.l ~ Po !, is:
lWproMadzjli!?n 81 wrzeszczzallaa
ksisstna. Ale Y I mojje rece
ora vpast n,isil I. u
oastulksaalat1tY ;1 500
Polb1iegia DO %ppratedw6rza
zia,nltlkowego II tam
ws1tty5.wsiela ma pfzeshInu'eh y,
ci take MIC . hrabinej mic
,wiedzieii, Jeden : nich Pc
;wiedzial,. z ! '||w# sok ! sobok
|pokoju ksiecia widzial swia-
lilo j cieh poruszajac y sic lecz
" kllku minutach swiat'o e
zniklo.
o 1l;tne' 70 bylo " zbrojown'
i. 1esz,e'.z,1e. Ia poblegla kSistns
|dostsJss y draei rsz /, ss .|gl
Jak poprzednio TAX teraa
napr6zno.
Powszechoem bylo mnie-
mamie, ze Scigana znalaz}a
lyle sposobnosci j mime
czujnosci4 pfzesladujacych v
zamku. ..>
tBez. zw1ekania rozkazala
ksiezna. ably " ehNili gdy
|jeszcze me1ezyzni y zamkr
szukali, siuni poszli dc
Elssu j we wszystkich2k::erun
kach go przes'ukali.
Tysiac rulbli temu. kto q
tego VEGA zyjacego dostawi,
wo}ala, "a. tysiac4 rpbli Z:
ybeka1ta'Ap' 44 !,
To=p|owt6rzone przyraeeze-
electromagnetic *iudzi nsdzlejs
|dobrego zysku U, popedtd|,z!t};a ief
lido ezynu, DO wiedzlelis re let
PAM sloma dotrzxlna. IL
| znowu p~olowanie nasludz
Irozpoczeto W. leslie, jak t
ldotychczas.w zamku dzialo.
Ksi@tnas pozcstala5 jeszcze
Kazala mieszkajacego " boez.
nych Observation-Disclosures zam,
Ky przywo1ad5. III zEI'w'ziela so "a
przxes;lEll,op;hlgs,a abY' IS talnych
wyjSciach = budYnku pf,o'y,ies-
81.
szas,grooz1:ony smiefela,, jjs i. .
Wsszystkiem ME powie, wypo-
Wiledl;zzlial 1 .stary, czlowiek co
uiie7d 5a'
Heabiaa I<atowska ptaed
zapalezyWae nieprzyjseiolka
uciekta do zbrojowni, " kt6-
rel drsz,w1i= z,~ai,lmnknawszy znalaz,
u sic ". V ci / z no sci. /
/ ,Rss0sezatkowo wielce sic TEN
nastraszyla, przepro-
Waadtz:a7nia jej dalszej uei l':.'s
potrzeboM,a,la. Swiaat t u
chciala sic wr6cit ilampse :
pokoju ksiecia przyniest, leca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-15

4 q s ss5 800 lgesls Hass .Sgsaass
.ud1les:rEz,et:nIliita,iInni I ej 81 :a'fy
y,yIte<;nt, US p71o,ir:u,'ssFs1yyl'eo' ..it,.i:
.ziemi. Ropucha, awid il,o'c'''1l|i
zwab ID yvitalt Y y, stojja &c sjIlas 'lE|I|
zielas i la /, a ~ k 4 4 X WYchtod 7'f'Il
5d.zse.Iz ot+vorze neg kofYta9;z 40 .|l|
1 szla presto ma hrabide. HIN
!. Maya Mzdryggnsla
widok obmie n'lg. zwietrsatk a.
kt6r. jej ~ c rs q o oi';l: nis So
bylla a. tax z%acofana terazz2
jakies niebespiie ;s;l's' 'stt's
zwiastowaalo.
Tylko : tr 'pI'1l7 =, przezwy-
Gt=#&&3# EHtl5a I7 .tEs5s2S" 3HI9&#I
eiezyla straszna htojazh; podje-
IA latar ME wbie:ggla Il! % 9. o two Z
rem stojacego wejscia.
Przywarla znoWu drzNi
/ zamknela lie acz z trudem.
Ucieka'a d4lej a dalej.
" kohcu znalazla sc .przy
wyjSciu, kt6rego <otw6r: do
sluzy by1 podobnym, a przez
kt6ry. prawie czo'gajacs sie
wysz]a ma wolne POW etrze.
Przecisnela sic przez zara-
stajacc wy]scie krzewy ! zna:-
lazla sic pod wolGem niebem.
Hfabina zoajdowala sic W
waskiej pieczarze skalnei v
leslie; ponad MIA sjakby Pc
przez chmury przesuWa!Y sic
qwiazdy. 81.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-19
Joking with an OmciaI.

They tell good story about an attache
of the courthouse on Leavenworth street.
Two jokers began ''monkeying'' with his
telephone the other day, disconnecting it
and otherwise bOthering the official.
Shortly afterward one of the jokers called
-.p the officials from another office and in
troduced himself as being the chief oper-
ator at the central office. For heavens
sake see what's the matter with your tele-
phone up there" he gruff1y spoke to the of
fetal. "Whatever's the matter / don't
know, but your electric current is flowing
like mad into the central office here and
there's about an inch of it on the floor al
ready The official grew pale with fright,
and he rushed into the office of the two
JOkers. Now you've done it." he began to
fume with sincerity. The main office has
just called me up and says that on account
of your blamed fooling the electric current is
submerging the central office, and the girls
are quitting work Come in here now and
fix that up The two jokers expressed sor-
row to the official, went in and pretended to
tighten u screw and then went down eel.
lar and took turns in having spinal menin-
gitis.-Waterbury Democrat.