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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-17

ChaneallOr - the BxoheNuop oolA
20 Oppose Pacific Cable.
LONDON. May 1.-THE correspondent
here Of tho Associated Press learns on UNI
deniAbIe authority that the chancellor Of
il responsible for the niggArdly financial
support offered by the Imperial govern
mont to the Pacific cable project. but tho
high commissioners Of Canada Barons
interested agents. generally are appar-
emily satisfied from thu Developments Of
the last few days that the secretary o6
state for the colonies Joseph Chamberlain,
fostering the scheme than some Of his COL
leagues. will ultimately prevail on the
home government 20 contribute q consider
pendfture in establishing the projected
cable.
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FOR TIE Dewey HOME FUND.
NATIONAL COMMITTEES lsoUeo Al
ADDRrss 10 AMERICAN PDORIA
srhser4ptions Requested Ter . Man
sien IT the National Caoataa-
EaaA Dener wan 1sssave . ~.
ceapt Deasang Aaoasalss Yostsaat.

- =. -.As~~~p
WASHINGTON. MAY lA-lue n.Aoses
COMMITTEES OF the Dewey homo 1ond. con-
ststinr OF Frank A. vanderiip. assistant
$1,000 ~, - 49, tv.nan,,rv. fshaa H Ala
ss".y - ~. :. ~ - 49,. NE Tsen
sastant - " ~ SsuHS - - :-.s-
Il. u Cofpan. Fsf1y He1.I. ~
ant postmaster general ana Etne =. 49,
erts treasurer a. the United OeAtoa. have
iss,,s<s ~ Snllovan~ a6dreae q Tia p>opas
- 49, Trr,tsH atssA.
=. 80 r.AA
Dewey Home k1n0 MAAloncs Co - ~ 49,
WesuIn9ton ~ y. ~ -. 49, a.
49, -. TS,Cr .sSs ~ fsksn
The Form a invifations 20 hoa0ueto In
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ELEVATORS nEGKS WORK.


BUFFALO. May l6-Thfes elevators are
working today. the monthly men, although
members Of the union. failing to come out.
over nfty. men have been trough; here
work. At the Erie docks the steamer Che
mung , bslnx loaded with package freight
and the contractor has 10 men at work
Al the Tehigh Valley Central ana North
ern docks large gangs of freight handlers
are 1T work. The coal handlers. coal heav-
ers and ore handlers are stifi out.
Contractor Connors and Inspector Dono-
van. appointed by bishop 0uielsy, have
signed an agreement which Il n expected
win end the strike. II viii be submitted 70
the bishop.
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CHICAGO May - ~ysYe,s~xsgrrs ~e~e
hessr - fss sssr~sscr court so<tav ~ Mrs
Ns-csAfTnsc ~sfs ~ n Montana miner
- prove sec iA#0i2fs "a &Aashse~ az Henry
W Martin. rich s'Atesaoau ~ns3 sssA
E. estate f&st Nav
II N s>Asaaae~s ~ Ms MarsaArrcsea thai
hsr asssAera aAa wss = e~rwsEt girl az the
Clifton nn@~. vas e%c~stsv married -
MART. swenss s~w~n years Awo. TIE estate
l. valued ~ tSsA ssss
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IxsrANTLY KILLED N 4 TnAu.
EsRl 81 1tra0oFA Meets Death ~
potteFss Da1, Near LoaaOn.

101b - WUx00O6O AoO9o O00k8 ~
Peters Dax, Near Lonaon.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Earl Of STRAIT
ford. who married Nrs Samuel J, Colgate
In Grace church, New York, last De-
Gambler. was Instantly killed The evening
ct Potter's bar by the Cambridge express.
The earl Was seen sfandinr upon The Plat.
form awaiting = train from London. When
the express approached 1t . high rata Of
speed be suddenly fell forward upon the
rails The body, decapitated and mAngied.
was taken to the nearest hotel. where 10
awaits the cofoner's inquest.
Lord STAFFORD left London this morning.
for his country seat, Wretham Park, Bar
net, Hert2 He was then apparently IN
good health. g
The Countess Of STAFFORD left this even
ing for Potter's Bar, having given instruc-
tons that her daughter should not be In
formed Of the Gauge OF her absence
While on duty AZ Windsor castle last Feb
ruary - an eQuerry to the queen, the earl
was seized with a 1t and his condition ever
since has been . source Of anxiety. He
was In his 9Th year. .
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RETURN OF THE TROOPS.
Secretary Alger II ConslAering the
WisAes - the soldiers and
Their Friends.

WARRINGTON. May G-Secretary Al
ger - in receipt Of many letters and tele-
graxns urging him 70 tsue orders to have
the Washington volunteers sent direct to
matter careful consideration. but has not
reached = decision. Asked tonight what
would be done. he said he could not answer
the question just at present. He arpreciat-
ed the desire Of the soldiers and their
friends to drst land ~ home ports, and II
X does not interfere too much with the
at San Francisco. or create too great an
extra expense, II may be done. These and
other pertinent questions are being inouir-
ed into. and the decision viii depend upon
tho result Of the inquiries.
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Instead az Coming Heae ON Cruiser
Ne VIII Take Matt aseameP.
NEW FORK. May IA special to the
Herald frcm WaAhsn9ton says.
Capt A. 9. Barker. who will Temporary.
~ command the Agate staten. will. vA.n
relieved by Admiral Watson return home
by NAH steamer The Boston VII rcYse
harns under RE command Of Capt w. ii.
Whiting.
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Gen. nies - 00DoxaDtenA tAo Ovoo-
uatien e the 1Danash.
NAD0ID Nay M-3ea. Riaa. In COM
mad a. 10 opaniah txoopo remaining
N rs Pnilppino Islands. Has entered into
an aar0e1nont With MAI 0em. Otis for the
Immediate opanaah ovacnAkiO0 c1 Zan-
boonR ard JosA 1Ao seoemer Leon
Who viii occupy Joao and render honoss
to the Spanish nag on the departure q
the SpAnish troopes TIE Leon Kill wiz
tAe vessel win g mt b Gen. Rios with
the steamers Porto Rico and UrAnuA
Tho opaniah general VIII supertntsnd the
evacuation The dispa&ch further says
ths Americans VAN not occupy Zamhoanga-
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In Revenge they Set Fire t. . VA
la9o ana DvAoA Inhabaaan1a.

laae ana BvaoA InAahatan1s.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. May 1.-THE Ger.
mans are making China feel the weight OF
the mailed dst since the Chinese III treated
Germans In 0hantung. Late In Apffl .
large force Of Germans went to the village
Of Kuochiachuan8, near Kaochou. ana
forcibly evicted the Inhabitants. When this
had been done tha Germans ret IRE to .
part Of the village. At Pekin1 r,1m0re Sf3al
~ around that tia emperor u likely to
de or be murdered. which = much tia
same In China.
The emporor 10 said to b very IN again.
and the empress dcwager has postponed
one Of the highest offciah in Psking said
he did not believe there was any chance
whatever that his majesty KHAng HNa
you'd again b on The throne. The OF
6owager and probably knows the plans Of
the ''old LADY ~ well - any ona In the
capita! ana a. opinion = thsx kuanE Hsa
again.
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MAJORS ASKS To HE snor.


OGDEN. Utah. May rs-TNss n~esr.rx .,
HysxsaHa city Judge asrs agasscaneeA the
~ssssce q 1sstn oa Abe Ma sers .s;onys~s-
sssssa. an April ~. TAe prisoner essxrtsd 10
Pc asose aud sentence Wiz - carried on,
sa Soly nstween 10 a. N. ard q "a, Ma
fe-s snc~ed - ensssson when eeniexcs VA
ryasc1neei- TIE 6essnM moved fos 4 new
trial
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Loueh, Augustine Z Co.
STORMS SWEEP THE EAST.


DETROIT. Mich. May H--Severe storms
were general throughout the state today
Hudson. Cairo. Coidwa4er. Marshall and
Brant all report conslderabae property
damage, but no lives were lost. A Free
Press special from Hudson says:
Near Alvordston, just over the state line
In Ohio, the storm destroyed q small brick
school building. There were about fifteen
children in the building besides the teach
er, Miss Flossy Fisher. Ten of the chIi-
dren were injured and Il u reported that
two viii surely die. Miss Fisher was pain.
fully cut about the head. Tho building
was turned completely over On its side
and then fell TO pieces.
In Detroit the storm struck the south
western part Of the city and did about
$4,000 worth OF damage. Forty houses
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ADMIRAL WATSON SAILS.
Successor Of Dewey at Manila
Leaves for HIS New POst Of
n1fy.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 16-Rear Ad-
miral John g. Watson. who win relieve
Admiral Dewey In command OF the Asiatfc
squadron. sailed for his post on the steam
er City Of Peking this afternoon Ad-
miral Watson has been In command Of the
Mare Island navy yard. but Vas relieved
by Rear Admiral Kempf Admiral Wat.
son 10 accompanied BY hts personal stan.
Leuts. Marble and 0noWdcn.
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nEaaIAn KEEPS Rlcnr ON.


HELENA, Mont, May M-Goy. Smith
has written . letter to Gen. Merriam, cali
ing his Attention to q preas statement that
the general had ordered Lieut.. Lyons, Who
Was 1t Ateouia With prisoners. 10 take
tentsun 20 orders from anyone else than
the commanding officer. Tho governor
takes exception TO this, asserting that no
part OF Montana II under martial law. III
continues:
Whiio I Am willing TO give I'll proper
and legal aid 10 tho officers OF Idaho or
TO unE.d States soldiers 10 the arrest OF
criminals II must not BE- supposed that
lently permit even FedAeal troops 90 tisre
gard the clvu law or tho process Of civil
authorttle1.e
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at IOBfa. May IA dApateh from
lattlr Rock to the Post -DispAfrh says that
forty ssrtker attacked forty coiored min
efs behind = ssockade near Huntington.
Airing volsey after volisy a, them. Two
men on guard at she stockade returned
the are Killing one OF the strikers.
Jehn Wright one of the guards Vas kill
ed. and the other. James Campbell, was
seriously wounded. number or new
quarts have hsen posted about the mine,
and trouble IL feared The coinrei miners
were imported from Illinois several days
ago 10 take the places OF strikers
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snsemns a,IrRoap FEEDER.


CHICAGO MAJ N-TAe e.Asesga Great
Nestern ssAs parrAass1 - RaAsr asrs e.
vii ssxsn te se.sste !, "a 1ssrs re-
tsasr sne ~ fsss svse~r- szsvxs fssrs Hss
@r< - Massate Mira sAr~nxn Meth
s~sS ass FsrhaaIs. SNase~ sf AA<ssss
rtn~ss-sssre rsses T~aa8sGf ssaekr<y. a.
TIE cr~As Wsseer~ GAsn seee .0fnNs q
STATE Ehe rssee pAsa scr sAs rNaA
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Uavona Wass Never - Healthy -
THIS T1ne 81 the Year.
HAVANA. May l&-MaJ Quicker reports
Z case Of yellow fever, but 1t 10 the only
existing case and be believes that the pa
will recover.
Havana has IN altogether exceptional
health record for this time OF the year.
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Prasslans Reject the Canal Dill.
BERLIN. May i6-Tbe committee OF the
Prussian diet has rejected the canal bin
by Q vote OF II to II.
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TROOPS REACH KowLoos CITY.

Chinese OorFtsons DisoRDe1 o01
British F1ag Raised.
HONGKON0, May 16.-Part Of the Brit
ish troops sent into the disturbed territory
session Of Kowioon city. The Chinese
garrisons were dtsarmed the British AaR
was hoisted without disturbance and fifty
men Of the Welsh fusileer regiment were
left to garrison the town. No news has
been received from the Hinteriand expedi.
ton
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=
AansV, Nr. Cnsyu1 aaA III. nax1na ~9u
Have 20 nesw hsaeG." asoesea 1Gs
WosA INST = eaasienan named Van Wyck
49, 1aeeregeA1 - ths0f
1sr IL Arst tins the mayos vns
asooseA
TIT = seseesesiy enise.~ ~ aAenfsG
ne waNeed 70 knOw - 80 Ii -
esy0sng - shs Hind
nsss things ars not eas(ly proved.
suteeeod ~ connsl
nsvsr AAd anx csnnsuf1en With any
fIseo9 ea1l5ag MyWhmeD - IT, world"
soenee1 the nayer. Ten know : was not
enssfsstsd IN pools when ron asksd the
qussesou- Iota know that and yeo wanted
70 osdnQ ~ r. The purposs of creating
~ inesssaen sAas ana dsnand that
you gsn0 euk H. evidences hsso and sAsv
-. : .m co1necses wsIn poos Soonns any
-, 49, = s'.a s.s.a 80
~A...- 4. 80 .-1... ..'s - -
-. -. - 49,. !. " sAr
- 80 -
$ - - -. - - 49, y -"
-. - - ~ M No .ou'0
.Ass - ev'oen'v ~.
-. - 80 ~ u'.sssea
- -. - -. - a1."s = c.n : snese %
- 4. -. -. "'-1s Hn DscA-
va FsanssI
,.s. nss 20 July Des "sns
!. - - eas sauc n'ez1'SSs
=. =. 1o.'1a'son' vsns 20 go on rec
-. = en1a
wae Applause ~ this. aEd Mr..
- eo shs seni-ei-afms 10
- se.1 49, ~ snotssr osna-
i. = inc mayor saad y ne xneW
-. .s.1- 49, uans noosss no
- - - esosso. Ana ihAa y taey
49, 49, - - as wouIa oofne pretty
--.s.s." -
:. as4o - sCnses g Foeace
:. :. -. a VT. 70 u1sta.ed
ss ss@n = - sece ana ssr
Aeesssssa . Risef Han.
1ns appointment Of Mr. Hess - Dolics
eennasutanss vas sons Int ssanutAly. bot
revealed nssAsng ssartiing. Nr. Po~eii
wes appointed . commisssonas, % the
mayer testified. because Mr.. Lanterhaeh
- easd that Mr.. Piatt wanted the ao-
sentiment asasd that way.
Ana you looked upon Mr.. P1att - .
oan anfAerissd to speak for the RApubiic-
a party IN ba-paftissn mnttersr asked
-. Aoss.
Not ~ > nepartisan manner" said the
0ayos. y thought he Was the hoan Of the
RAounltcon party. Whatever 10 said they
81 aoTeed 90. Whn he took suuR fhey
opeeoaA."
1s. vsn Wyck addsd that he haa = very
htoh regard for Mr.. platt. The MAYOR
aalA he spent lesu than no or s&oe In his
eiect3en campaign
He stated that after h,s norninafion h
he'd givsn abont nm to the Democratic
- uon 1ne money Was not given %
~. Srek~
Inc mayor was then excused. Mr.. Moss
saylne thss ~ would not nssd him again
tnls weea.
po1ee CemmiMioncr sexton was called.
Ne ssh he might have asard Of perhaps
aeeen aa'sesd gamnang places IN the city.
Ne said be did not know their exact tocA-
uoos he had told Chtef Dsvsry that tAer
ought 70 - closed up. Mr.. Mos quoted
0ateuent from daily Democratic paper
watch eAid that there were Ia Greater New
1er& mere then ~ pool roomA, Mr.. Sax
~ ~ uot know II Il WAs true. He had
epoken to Chief Dsssry about T. Nr. Moss
and Mr. oextun had IN angry controvesy.
~ latter refusing TO AnsweF questions
which ha aid were tnsulting. Mr.. No0
0uhJectad the witness to Z long saries Of
euesttons rsEardinG tho removal Of ex-
Chief of Polkrs AeCuiiaxh. For some time
his vo,ins against Accui,ash. bal finally
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torneys. Unless the unexpected happens,
every mine In tho Occur d'Aienes excecs
the Bunker hill will close down Thury-
day.
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Men who EnlisteA In Engtneertn
Corps 90 RetuPa Hone.

GAN FRANCiSCO. May l&-TwO hun
dred and ninety members OF the Second
regiment United States volunteers. were
mustered out at the Presfdfo today. The
discharged soldiers were stationed at Homo
lulu for several months.
The Second Volunteer Engineers, Third
battalion. 80 men. comprising Conway l.
from Denver. Company X, from Salt Lake:
Conway X. from Portland. and Company
l., from San Francieco. were mustered ont
today and WIN leave for their homes At
once.
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His Advance Guard Within Seveu
Miles of San IetAen

MANILA, Nav ie-Cen. Lawton's adj
vance forces have left San Miguel and
are moving In the direction OF San Isidro.
A rainatorn tmpeced the progress OF the
troops ana severed the line Of eommunira-
ton when the force was within seven miles
OF tss destination.
NEW YORK. May IA Dispatch from
Mania Announces that Ger. LAYTON has
driven the insurgents cus Of San Isidro and
nov occupies the town
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Unosss Grew Prem tAe CAaxseeaoa
Meets OpDssasaee ~ Apasvs-
MANILA. Msy 1.-THE unased States
syuzseg ChoxieoanQ haa agf1vu1 haeu Efe0
Hsa0koAD. 0Ae teucAs1 a. Ap6SFi. cam
0un1oatu WITH ~ CAt1e1 otA4ao Gznr
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sHoors powx a snEHrvr.

sss wanted for Robbery opess %
. FostiiAae.
FAiEFTEY. Me-. May ss-As Msy1>n-
Berg. kaa-. sswn &C. sAs STATE si.e aarsf-
esa ssiiss sAw. Sheriff IA Ccsesean- e.
w s&ssnxsne c~arty. Kansas vas shssr Ara
.ssssTsgv kssse<s sAts --~-ntrx hs NssssA N
lsestT ~hsm Be ~ss atseartsna Ia arr~zs
IN ta~ eSco1assr Hexie vAs Asailr SO.
sarcnFA - Ncw~1s. Hsxse vae x1s4eA -
lie shsyge es ro&ne-y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-19
MAS RESPETO SENIOR IUEz!

eDon Salvador Picornell, Juez de
instruction de Utuado, sc di6 prisa en-
mandar conducir preso por La Policfa,
desde Lares aquella ciudad, al honra.
DO sefor don Laurentino Estrella, al
cslde dc Camuy = que estaba acciden
talmente en- Lares, porquc dtS que ju,
gaba & los prohibidos, la Corte de
Justicia de Mayagiiez, hubo de interve
mir, amparando al caballero del excesi-
vo cello del senior Juez.
Don Salvador Picornell, Juez de ms
trucci6n de Utuado, como tai tenfa en-
su poder nota de las requisitorias libra
das por su compafiero de esta ciudad,
para la busca y captura del procesado
Pedro Francisco Curet tanto amor
demostro por La administration de JUS
ticia, que efectivamente eucontro d Gu.
ret; pero en- lugar de prenderlo, 10 to-
mo su lado para que le auxiliase en- las
funciones judiciales. GQue amigos tic
mes Benito y sentandose en- la misma
mesa despacho del senior Juez acom-
pafIAndole todos los pueblos donde ha
lido admlhistrar recta y sana justicia.
Don Salvador Picornell JuGz de ms
trucci6n de Utuado, sabe muy bien que
Pedro Francisco Curet fu6 preso por
orden del seilor Jefe lie las fuerzas anne
ricanas destacadas en- aqueila cindad,
& fin de ser conducido Ponce para
juzgarle en- las causas que por falsedad,
estafa, infedelidad en- la custodia de do
cumentos ? otras mas, Sc le sigue en- es
te juzgado, no habiendo lido la carcel
por certificar ell m6dico que estaba en-
fermo; y es 10 cierto que sigue en- la
mesa despacho del senior Picornell ayu-
dando este seiior impartir justicia.
Don Salvador Picorneil; 6s precise
tener mas respeto q la Ley. Ella no
distingue de gerarqufa social para impo-
ner correction al delincuente es item
po de que la justicia Sc muestre sin ex
clusivas nj privilegios. Ell c6ligo pc
nal castiga al ciudadano que con como
cimiento de la perpetraci6n de un deli
to aI6ergo q oc~lta al delincuente, y
con mas rigor, 81 squel es funcionario
pnblicoO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-19
REMI MITIDOS
NO ES .CIERTO

Segnn he leido en- ell simpatico pc
riodico Eg Ierritorio, Ell San Juan
Neaos dice que los madestros de Puerto
RICO Sc haltas satisfecltos con las reffor
mas so6re snstrucci61s pelblica.
Como professor me creo en- ell deber de
manifestar que no es cierto, porque el
Mag,sterio no puede estar conforme
con que Sc lie reduzca a crftica situacion.
Puede que haya un punado de macs
tros que aplaudan las tales reformas y
que pretendan detener la gran corriente
de censura que hay en- Ell pats; pero
bien Sc sabe que todo apostolado tiene
su Judos.
Sentirfa que 10 dicho por ell San eFua,s
Neaes fuese un hecho, pues los profeso-
res que asf juzgan este asunto caen de
lleno en- ell ridfcaIo, aan ante los mis-
mos confeccionistas del Plan, quienes
tienen conciencia, y esta es juez inexo-
rable.
Las reformas rectentan al Msgisterio:
asf 10 reconocen sats dutores.
No cabe ell aplauso y la protesta.
La entereza es virtud, Ell sevilismo es
vicio.
Con la primera sc sirve la patria
grande y la patria pequefla.
JUAN CuEvAs ABoY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-19
cOMPANlA ANONlMA
De LA LUZ ELECTRICA De PONCE
AnunciO

La Junta Directiva en- session o.dina-
ria celebrada aver acord6:
10. Recordar & los seflores abOaados
la condici6n 12a. de la Tarifa que dice
~El abonado que sustituyese una Ii
para de menor ,capacidad lumfnica por
otra de mayor potenoia, abonara la
Compaffa, por vfa de indemnizaci6r, el
importe de una anualidad correspon
diente la lampara de mayor potencia
que hubiere usado sin consentimiento
de la Empress
2s. Cortsr la communication y dar
por rescindido el contrato con ell con-
sumidor que usare alambre, bombilla q
otros materiales eleotricos que no sean
procedentes de esta Compafifs.
80 Hacer presente los sefiores aoo
nados que tenor de Ia condici6n 81
de la tarifs, la reposici6n de las bonn
billas que Sc inutilicen por el uso por
otro motive seran cedida por la Com
pafifa EXTRILTAMENTE AL COS
To en- benefcio del consumidor, los
preoios siguientes: -
Bombillas americanas E iison de 1000
horas de duraci6n;
De s buifas At ctvs. De is bujias
At ctve. De 80 bujfas "a ctvs. De oe
| oufss ) LOO
Bombillas alemanas, Ssverin Senator
de 500 horas de duraci6n:
De bajfas 80 ctvs. De 16 b0jfai
30 ctvs. De 80 bujf.s SO ctys.
Esta Administrator se complace LA
mar Ia ate ,ci6n de les en- ,res abonadoa
.oerca de la diferencia que existe entire
los pic sios de las bombillas y duraci6I
uus las garantizan sus respectivos IA
| Drics ntes
Ponce, Mayo de 1890.
| El Admin tra ador.- We,scestd0 S..frs
Sslxr. ] NAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-19
THE HALIFAX AND BEnMUDAS
CABLE COMPANIA LIMITED
Gompdftd dn6ninaa del cable
directo q las ARtiitds

Mr.. Joseph Rippon, agente general de
la sooiedad anonima del cable, cuya of
clna central esta en- Londres 33 old
Broad Street, nos remite un mapa pc.
queno en- que describe la red general de
los cables que Sc ligan con ell directo
las antillas.
FL mapa muestra que se nos remite,
divide en- 4 los puntos principales de
las conexiones, sistemas de telegrafos
mbinados contratos verificados que
colocan 4 la compafffa en- condolences
do hacer un rapido y eticaz servieio, de
gran rcserva en- ell contenido dc los ca
bles con gran reduction de precios.
He aquf la combination cablegratica:
slo La fnea de Bermuda es practi
camente una CoRexion, toda por Cable,
entire las Antillas, Boston, Nueya York
Irlanda. No hay mas que dos tras
misiones, saber; en- Halifax Ell Can
so, pues Ia COMMUNICATION directa entire
Jamaica y Halifax, Sc obtiene, merced
a I'm arreglo especial, en- Bermuda.
20 Los convenios que tiene hechos
la Compafifa mencionada, ponen su
disposition tres Cables Atlanticos, por
los telegramas desde Canso para ell Con-
tinente Europeo.
80 Una Completa Lfnea Terrestre
y Conexion por Cable d todos los pun
tos de los Estados Unidos, Canada,
IL, los contratoS de exploitation de la
antedicha lfnea con los Telegrafos de
los Ferro .Carriles del Paeftico Canaden-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-19
.TEATRO

Anoche, ante regular concurrencia, sc
pusieron en- escena Ey Chaleco Blonco
Las, Canapdnadas y Ch0tedur Mua.gaxc
En- dlchas obras trabaj6 toda la com
pshfa y con ano01e, logrando un desem-
pefo ajustado que les valio los mo
destos artistas de la Gira, muchoc
aplausos.
Descolla1o on como siempre la sefiora
Nunez; las senoritas Ramos Dueno,
los senores Tizol, Nadal, Rodriguez
y Loubriel, destacandose entire todos
Emilia Nunez, que probo una vez mas
sus excepcionales condolences, en- ell di.
ffcil GesempeIlo de A,egelita en- Cha
teoatc M0rgauc.
El publico la aplaudi6 con entusias-
mo, haciendola repetir un nImero y
pidiendo con insistencia su salida la
escena para prodigarle mas ovsciones.
Fu6 la heroina de la fiesta, deio
confrmado ell nombre con que la bau
tizara ell publico inteligente, desde la
primera noche la joyita de la compa-
MIA, nombre justamente adquirido, pues
Emilia domina La escens como una ar
tista avezada matiza acknowledgements
todos los caracteres; tiene mucha Wis
comica muchfsima gracis; y para re
mate de tan buenas cualidades, esta do
tada dc excelente organization musical.
Por ESQ triunfa siempre, y triunfara en-
ell porvenir que lie reserva ell arte esce-
nico.
A ella, sus oompafIeros de La Gir0
y a la empresa, nuestra felicltacion.