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BOER SPIES WILL BE SHOT

Durham Natal. Oct. Z7.-lDelsyed IN
transrnissionJ-Alsny spies have been ar
rested here and some Of them zili De shat
Or the strength Of representations b. The
mayor % Durham. the governor q Natal.
Sir Walter Francis Reley -HutzhIpsoa.
has prohibited tie landing % al but Brit
ish refugees Undesirable persons q ali
natAonsliiies viii De Figsdly sxCluded- A.
ready there are too many ~ this cssss fn
Durham Il s re2ortsd that enc % the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-28
OCCUPATION OF DUNDEE

London, Oct 27.-The colonial office has
made public the following dispatch from
Governor Hutchinson at PietermaritZburg,
dated yesterday: "The Beers occupied
Dundee Monday afternoon. Commandant
Zeuderberg is in charge. Stores were
looted by individuals who were unarmed.
The hospital was removed yesterday from
the old camp houses surrounding the rail-
way station. The principal medical Off
GERS asked me to inform you that every
thing was going well and that everyone
was cheerful and confident"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-28
Celery
FOR THE
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,

THE WORLDS REMEDY for Dis
ease; restores these great nerve centres to
healthy action. The blood is made clean,
rich and in full quantity. Muscle tissues are
nourished invigorated, and the body is
healthy Immediate relief is given to the
Melancholy
Mrs Jennie H. Steele Vaughns, Ca writes: Il
have suffered for ten years with what the doctors call
of the liver, and had any relief from
the doctors medicine anything else until began
using Panes Celery Compound. have taken about
three bottles and have not suffered any since first be-
gan to take It
Il feel that it has saved my life, and hope all who
suffer as have will give Paines Celery Compound a
fair trial"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-28
The Isthmus of Panama.

It's engineers believe that they have
solved the problem of the successful COM
pletion of this great enterprise. If So it
will prove a great benefit to humanity,
no more, truthfully speaking. than has
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the remedy
which never fails to cure Affections OF the
stomach-for of what use is prosperity
without health? The Bitters invariably
strengthens weak stomachs and torpid
Hvers, and is one of the blessings Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-28

Durham. Oct. 27.-After searching the
Transvaal National bank yesterday the
blue jackets and marines withdrew and
the bank was re-opened. II is alleged that
number of sporting rifles and express
bullets were found in the Boer camp at
Elandslaagte, which has aroused indigna-
ton. General Yule's column is recovering
from the fatigue of the march from Glen
coe. Tha Rife association of Pieter9naritz-
burg has been ordered out for the de-
Tense of the city
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BRITISH PRIVATE OPINION

New York, Oct "a dispatch to the
Tribune from London says: "A curious
cross-cGrrent OF irritation and depression
Is noticeable in london. The chief cause
Is the sad news that General Symons IS
dead. Medical men and the officials have
placed little hope IL the slight rally 70
ported IN MS condition. 5ut the pB5Hc
mind was more mereErlal and Mr.. Wynd-
hams announcement OF the end was re-
ceived In the house OF commons with 4
sudden start. all the members except
small group % trreconc{Is oles uBcoveriug,
and BY ;he whole county with zorros
and disappointment Ths feeling % g1S-
lie irritation was more Subtle. and rot
wholly explicabl@. on ;ne grouns % the
capture q the Hussars There was a
conviction that the courage ard skill -
the British troops. which have drawn
forth enconiurss from the Eaxiish pres.
have been sog5tsauy expended u TIE en-
gsgemeuts OF Glencoe and El2nsisisa sc.
when Il was uncertain that II vas nscss-
sary % defend these 7otats. whlch kave
bean abandoned ~ the concentration q
the troops AZ I-a8yznl,h
'-Ths depression caused By TIA xRs reEs
Fl u1sny circses IN AZ gnressoalnz rezc-
ton against oveE-ennfsaence TIE Geld
soros n Natal hss not usss x..h disaster
X has Eon TIRES estiies aaa aas greatly
Increased SIS aghting pawer - see ssu-
csntFstion q SO fsrcss and ne aaaa-
doazsnt q Al nEsaeatlae 9l4a q DE-
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BOER PRISONERS

London, Oct. PA special dispatch
from Pietermaritzburg, Natal, dated Oc-
tober "a, says: Mine hundred and eighty
eight Boer' prisoners arrived here this
morning. They include Captains Dewitt,
Hammer, Forthus, Dorey, Van Logger
and Bother"
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CAPE COLONY DlSANNExEs

cape Town, Oct. 27.-sir Alfred Miner.
governor of Cape Colony, and W. P
Schrelner have issued a Proclamation de-
caring null and void the proclamation of
the Free State asserting that a portion of
cape Colony is now Free State property.
Sir Alfred Miners proclamation warns
all British subjects in the colony to their
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To start q Bank atTaIosa

Guthrie o. T. Oct 2T,-It Is reported
here that J. c. strang of this city will
shortly start q bank at Taloga, with
John McAtee, son OF Judge McAtee, as
cashier
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BETWEEN
scontinued from Fifth Page,

vryburg have secured a quantity of am
munition. Commandment Schooman has
seized Crocodile Port and destroyed the
railway bridge there. President Kruger
is in excellent health"
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BOERS AT COLESRuRG

Colesburg, Cape Colony, Oct IA de-
tachment of twenty-four Free State
burghers crossed and re-crossed the
Orange river at Alleman Drift yesterday
Tor the purpose of studying the ford
which has caused the circulation OF ru-
mors Of an intended invasion OF the col
ony from that nnint
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GENERAL SYMONS' BURIAL

London, Oct. 27.-The colonial Office has
made public the following telegram re-
ceived from Governor Hutchinson, dated
Pietermaritzburg, October 20: 1.-The fol-
lowing telegram has been received from
Greytown from D. Greig, a resident of
Dundee, formerly in the telegraph ser
vice: I left Dundee this morning Cen
eral Symons died on Monday at o. m
and was buried the following morning,
close to the English church. There was
firing party aad few medical officers
and few civilans attended the funeral.
There We're no Beers. Colonel Eckett.
Majors Boulthee, Nammersley and Nu-
gent and also Crum, tombstone and Ryan
are improving"
London, Oct pa special dispatch from
Cape Town says General Joubert. the
Boer commander. has sent message of
sympathy to Lady Symons, widow of
General Symons
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EIGHT BOER HEROES

Durham, Natal. Oct. 27.-An interesting
incident in connection with the Glands
taagte fight is reported here. When the
fire of the British guns became too hot,
eight Beers ran forward out of cover and
standing together, coolly opened fire at
the Imperial Light Horse, with the evil
dent purpose of drawing the Iatter's fire
while their comrades retired. Seven out
OF the brave eight were killed.
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me again. Finally he let up. Just as I
went to get up, he grabbed hold o. ne
ana began pounding me against the foor
and wall until he almost stripped me OF
my clothes,
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MAILS FOR THE REFUGEES

Washington. Oct. 2Z-The British gov
eminent has reported to the United
States that large number of people
from the South African Republic and the
Orange Free State have fiocked into Cape
Colony and Natal for temporary residence
during the war and that every effort will
be made to deliver their mails The
British authorities suggest that If this
country puts into the British mails letters
and packages addressed to persons in the
Trapsvaal or the Orange Republic, the
Cape Colony office will try 10 deliver
them to such as are found there or in
Natal. 1t is assumed from this that the
British have list of refugees from the
Boer country. Mail sought to be deliv-
cred by this means must be endorsed by
the Senders via England'
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CANUCKS CAN DIE HAPPY NOW

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 27.-Lord Mimic, gov
ernor general of Canada, has sent this
reply to the cablegram from Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain conveying her majesty's
thanks to Canada for its manifestation of
loyalty and patriotism in sending troops
to assist Great Britain in the TransvsaI.
THE people of Canada have received
with sincere qualification the message
from her majesty the queen, conveying
her thanks for Canada's contribution to
the British forces now enroute to South
Africa. The good wishes expressed by
the sovereign for her Canadian troops. will
inspire them with deep sentiments of
loyalty and patriotism and with a de-
termination to sustain the reputation that
Canadian volunteers have earned in the
past history of this part of the empire"
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A DISORDERED LIVER CAUSES SAD THOUGHTS.
WHEN THE NERVES ARE OVERSTRAINED By
WORK OR CARE, THE LIVER STOMACH KID
NEYS, IMMEDIATELY BECOME WEAKENED IN
THEIR ACTION, AND THE BODY Is MADE FOUL
AND UNHEALTHY WITH IMPURE BLOOD AND
BILE
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A BYE-ELECTION STRAW

London, Oct 27.-The parliamentary bye
election for the Bow and Brimbley d.
vision Of Tower Hamlets, London, held
today to replace the Hon. Liolel r. Hol-
land, Conservative, was fought on the
governments Transvasl policy and re-
suited in a big victory for the govern
ment the Conservative candidate. Will
lam Guthrie being elected. The Conser-
yative majority was practically twice
that secured at the election 'of Mr.. Hol-
land. Throughout the campaign Mr..
Spencer opposed the war In South Africa
and Mr.. Chamberlain conduct OF the
negotiations with the Transvaal govern
ment. He was so persistent that he was
dubbed by the Conservatives throughout
the canvass 'Boer sDender." His cleo
ton literature denounced Tory patriotism
as invoking the slaughter Of British
workmen for the German milionafres on
the Rand" and declared that orders for
clothing and gblankets were given by the
government to German concerns and not
to British. Mr. Guthrie. moreover. was
accused by Mr. Spender of being a men,
Der of the board Of directors OF a. in
surance company which had raised the
premiums on policies of officers going %
the war while he pointed out that no
American insurance company had In
creased the premiums during the Spanish
American war. The constituency. which
IS mainly Of the working classes. never
pumped for Chamberlain and war.
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BOERS STIRRING UP NATIVES

Cape Town, Oct. PA telegram from
Buluwayo, Rhodesia, dated Monday says:
"A Boer force is threatening Chief
hhama and Chief Linchwe. who are 10y
al to Great Britain. The two chifs' coun-
try lies at the extreme northwest of the
Transvaal and includes Bechuanaland. 1t
seems a gross mistaoke for the Beers to
provoke war among the natives The
probable explanation is that the Boer
force intends to destroy the railway 10
Buluwayo, which runs through Khama's
country, and thereby prevent a move
ment by Colonel Plummer's Rhodesian
force to go to the relief of Mafeking.
Already there have been stories of a
Rhodesian armored train engaging the
Beers some distance north of Ma fel-ino,
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COLDIN oyEDay

Take Laxative Bromo Oulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money i il falls
TO cure. E. ". Groves signature is on
each box. &c
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New York. Oct. 27.-Captain Charles II.
Lester, United States army. retired. died
tonight as the result OF an operation Tor
cancer OF the mouth.
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RECRUITING AT MANILA

Manila, Oct 27.-l0 D. NAN informal
meeting was held there this evening of
men proposing to proceed to South Africa
to fight for the British. More than a
hundred Englishmen. Australians and
Americans decided to go. They organiz-
ed a party and believe they cansecure 200
mode men. The volunteers include ex-
soldiers, frontiersmen. Englishmen famil-
lar with the Transvaal, and commercial
clerks.
London, Oct. 27.-Great preparations are
being made to welcome the New South
Wales Iancers at Cane Town TOMORROW
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Indian transports is being fitted out to
convey the Boer prisoners elsewhere.
BOERS HAVE EXPRESS BlIIiiFTS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-28
NOtiCiaS
generates

Importaute como siempre vlene ell
ndmero del dfa "a de este mes, de nues-
tro querido colega La Correspondence.
Felicitamos sinceramente su director 7
redactores.
La prensa de Inglaterra Sc muestra
favorable al desarme europeo.
Sc encuentra en- su residencia de Ma
yaguez, nuestro distinguido amigo don
Arturo Bravo del alto comercio de aque-
liza plaza. Damosle la bienvenida.
Inaugurase en- Espafa una epoca de
regeneration al decir de los periodicos
que Sc ocupan de la cosa publica. Con
Gatslptjyo ell administrator de la adua
Guelva Sc ha fugado con diez mil
'----- tde los dcrechos cobrado, y al dar
"a de su fuga, ee firma iadmfrense
,edes! Gun amante de la regeneracioD2
4 II Pobre pats
He aquf la nota de los regalos hechos
ultim amente para ell bazar que se abrira
en- los pr6ximos dias de pascuas
Sefiorita dofla Justina A. de Albizu,
un par foreros de color /; seiiora dofia
Rosario G. de Arce, un par tiestos poT
celana de color seiioritas Barnes, un
par fioreros cuatlo muilecas biscuit.
SNo podrfa obsequiarnos ell caballe-
roso jefe de Policfa de esta ciudad con
una copia de los parties diarios que pro-
ducef
Esperamos ser complacidos.
Por haberse empastelado una galera
de composition tipografica, nos vemos
obligados retirar Ultima hOra un
suelto de redaccion.
Manana aparecera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-28

Ell conocido establecimiento tis SOM
breros s'La Bella borinquefia'' de Juan
Cabrer, acaba de recibir ell immense
sartido que esperaba de cascos de som
breros para scfioras y una variedad ele-
gantisima de adornos para los lnismos,
negros y de color combinados segin los
altimos modos de Paris, precios su-
mamente baratos. 5-3
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Sr. Director de- La DEMocRAcIA.
Muy seflOr nuestro de la mayor con.

Sr. Director de- La DEMocRAcIA.
Muy seflor nuestro de In msyor con-
consideraci6n
Rogamos usted go sirva dar publ
cidad en- lss Columns de su ilustrado
diario las siguientes lf1eas.
Los que 80 iben, lamsLtsn de todo
corsz6n la marcia de esta ciudad para
la.villa de Arecibo, del ilustrado iuriscon.
sulto. hijo de este suelc, nuestro distin-
gaido amigo y digno Juez don Enrique
Gonzales Dardes, quien con tanto acier-
to venfa desempeh ,ndo en- comisi6n ell
Juzgado de l. Instancia de esta ciudad,
donde en- Ell POGO tempo que 10 hzo se
capt6 las simpatfas de cuantos le trata
ron y supieron apreciar sus altos y no
bles sentimientos. El vacfo que deia es
inmeneo. I'll vecindario de esta ciudad
en- general lamenta su ausencia & la veg
e.ue tiene en- ouenta las raxones porque
le ha abandonado, las cuales oreemos po-
derosas.
Abrigamos la ,peranza de que en- bre.
We le veremos por esta ciujad, en- pues-
to de mas importancia.
Sirvan estas lineas de cordial saludo
d, deapedida al sen n Gonzalez Dardes.
Y s usted sen " director, le anticipa-
mos las ma. Gu unplidas gracias.
s. s. @. B. s M.
Francisco Il. Arey0lo, Domingo Sc
p,tlceda, Ramon Vdzquez, Felipe f..
N0z0rio.
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Presidencia del Honorable Ayuntamien
to de Ia ciudad de Ponce.
AL PUBLICO

Ultimado 81 repartimiento municipal
para Ell corriente afi, econ6mico de
1898 d 80 y vencidos tres trimestres
del mismo, Sc hace pdblioo por el pre-
sente que en- el termino de ditz dfsz
contar desde hoy debsn los contribu-
yentes concurrir & la ofcina de Recau-
daci6n d satisfacer 10 que adeudan por
dicho concepto, esperanto 10 verifquen
en- atenci6n a 10 avanzado del afio y
Ia necesidad que hay de fondos para
cubrir las atenciones del municipio, ain
dar lugar al oobro por spremio.
Ponce, Mario % de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-28

Conspaisia Anoniaa0 ae la LmS
Electrical de Ponce. : Esta Admins
TRACTION Sc We en- ell case de lamar la
atencion de los senores abonados, res
pecto las condiciOnes a a" y 81 de
la Tarifa que prescriben que ell ..pagO
de las Quotas mensuales Sc yerificara
precisamente por adelantadO, incu-
rriendO en- ell cOrte de la luz aquellos
consumidores que dejasen de abonar
sus Quotas dentrO de los primeros 10
dias del mes. Este preceptO, aunque
penoso, ha de cumplirlo extrictamen-
te esta Administrator en- yirtud del
cual no puede COnceder plazos para
| Ell pagO, debiendO advertir, al propio
tempo, que una vez presentadO ell
recib0 y no satisfecho dentro del ter
mino marcado Sc procedera al corte
de que Sc trata.
La Administrator suplica a los
senores abenados participen la mis-
ma cuandO resuelyan cesar en- ell uSO
de la energia electrical fin de evitar
perJuiclOs de una y Otra parte, pOr
cuyo motive hace precente que, mien
tras no reciba ell OpOrtunO ayis0, Sc
entendera que ell abOn0 continue vi
gente.
Ponce, Febrero "a de 1890. - Ell Ad-
ministrador Wenceslao Sire y SOler.
I3-l5
Conel fin de que los jardines de las
plazas de esta cludad, que Sc estAn re-
| lformando, adquieran Ell mayor embelle-
cimiento, ruego las familias bondado-
sas Sc sirvan hacer los donativos de flo
res y demas plantas que estimen conve-
nientes para Ell indicadc objeto.
Ponce l6 de Mario de ls99.-- Lttis
Po7rat0 DOrid.
DR.. Jos6 II. AmadcO. NH6dioO
Cfrui am0. Ponce, r. RE '6fono 113.
Ofrece sus servicios professional en- la
calle de la Tore entire Villa > Reina.
Agosto Q de 1898. llm.
@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-28

Agradecemos 8 nuestro qrerido COM
pafiero de Mayagiiez Gel Impartial, la
slouiente nota congratulatoria que con.
sagra 4 nuestra replica al manifesto de
Guzman Benitez.
<Felicitamos a Ella Democracia, por
gu magnffco artfculo <Puerto Rico
Americana -Liberales y radicales-La
Anexion escritO valientehente en-
defensa de los partidos militantes en- ell
pals de los puertorriqueiios todos.,
Segun dice La Correspondence:
Nuestro bien estimado colega Gel
Territorio, empezara publicarse en-
10 sucesivo como diario de la maiiana.
Hoy debe tomar puerto ell San Juan
ell vapor catalina, que Sc juzgo nau-
fragado, ,segln cables que llegaron q es-
ia ciudad.
Asf 10 dice ella Correspondence, en-
gu iltimo numero.
AL doctor don Jose J. Sanjurio le
han sido robados de su casa de la capi-
tai varios objetos de valor.
Lo sentimos.
Ha sido desestimada la instancia
presentada la Secretarfa de Estado
por varios comerciantes de Anasco, pi-
dienio la SUPPRESSION del pago de ccnsu-
mos.
De nuestro querido colega El Terri
torio, no hemos logrado yer hasta ahora
~,
Es que no sc nos envfa, 8 que desapa
rece en- ell camino por fltracion2
Muy proLto aparecera nuevamente
la venta, ell afamado Sacdlonab6, que
con tanto exito fabrica .nuestro estima-
do amigo don Demetrio Vazquez.
Comunfcasenos que la limpieza de
las letrinas de la calle de Isabel, extre-
mo Este, sc veritica en- ell GAUGE seco del
rio A consecuencia de este, desarro
llase en- aquellos lugares una gran pes
tilencia.
estamos en- tempo de epidemia vario
losa.
Tome nota la policfa.
Suplicamos las personas que vengan
d leer peri6dicos esta redaccion, ten
gan la bondad de no llavarselos.
La sociedad de tip6grafos de eta ciu
dad, sc dispone imprimir una obra cen
trabaio de todos los escritores puerto
rriquenos, con ell fin de propender al
fomento de la sociedad.
Su directiva ha recibido va algunos
originates de los escritores: Kiera
Palmer, Manuel Maria Sama, Eugenio
Astol otros. Que siga adelante ell
pensamiento son nuestros desees.
Don Tomas Bernardini Sc encuentra
en- Vega Baja, ocapando su puesto de
Juez de Instruction.
Don Carmelo Rodriguez ha sido nom
brado auxiliar de. Escribano don Oscar
Porrata de Aguadilla.
Via;a por la Villa del Norte ell como
sido vlollnista cubano Brindis de Sala.
Parece que viene Iecorriendo los pue-
bios de la isla.
CD
Ell coche numero 81 ha sido denun-
ciado por abandonarle su conductor.
Los denunciantes fueron los guardias
Jose Torres Pedro Renta.
Del mismo modo 10 fue ell numero
II por ell policfa Juan Cabrer: siendo
conductor do este tlltimo Santiago Ba-
rros.
Por estorbar en- la via publica y ha-
Der ensuciado las GALES con rabos de
cana, fueron denunciados carros de la
hacienda <Restaurada,. Ell denunciador
10 es don Eduardo Torres.
Ell General Henry ha donado al Ayun-
tamiento de esta cIudad con destino 1
Ia limpieza de las GALES de Ponce cinco
carros ounce fnulas.
Esta tarde, las cuatro, Sc hara Ia
quema de basuras en- la plaza de Ia Abo-
llcion.