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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29

h'ic i - liillc one horst >iN by tel.
'"nc'' >>niim up in Indiana named
tri:nI,ichrr whose alarm ~ tI, Wiu-
ln, ont OF sectional lrcllil. border, on
desperation. He rr:i~ons. If indeed
Sirh c.ilrnl.iilnII> can he called reason
ln@. upon Inc assumption that his con
Stl'lrncN are Il harrow pi,.l,.lir,rl, in
tolerant and ianaticaI people. vlin
don KNOW niiIci and are not cnIrlhlc
"i learning much; as>.Inin;, this linn
sell. he Is appealing To hos. prrj,idirrS.
plHyin:; To he galleries. Il, il were. i'm
lrayiiIS about his intentions To advo-
cate tlir-rcdurtinn of Southern repre-
scli;ttiun in Congress tOa basis of its
voting strength against the present re-
presentation based on population. This
littlr congressional donkey is one of
the many whose Jobs are dependent on
the pcrIrtuaiinn OF strife and hatred.
fortunately, however, for the Amcri-
can republic, men whn nrcprcscnt people
oi this class are ut Il discount among
statesmen, so that their hystcricul
rawlings and frclzicd paroxysms are
usually rctailcd to such apprccativc
congressional audiences rs empty seats,
aud such officers of that body whose
presence is obligatory and who take
advantage of the time to dream Of
their own dear donkeys brnying,
kicking and snorting and raising cain
generally i'll the Quict,lle of their
green, waving pastures. These people
are Il necessary evil in all governments;
they arc bell buoys on the trcaclerous
sands of garrulity as warning to
others that man is mighty near akin to
the jnckass, the latter gentleman being
only handicapped in the Ineligible
expression OF his ideas. The good
sense and patriotic motives of the CON
gress of the nation will ever pretlomi-
nate, and we have no fears of such q
partisan innovation being thrust upon
the country, especially when the cause
is championcd by statesmen of tho
Crnmpncker calibrc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29

= About 150 privates and non COM
missioned officers have deserted from n
Vermont regiment which was ready to
start for New York to embark for Ma
ni1a
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29
G. S. MINOR and the
TEN CENTS STORE.

Barton Building No. &c. Granite Row,
Where Spot Cash does the work.
Special prices to Merchants every.
where.
SPECIAL-We have good, young
bay mare mule, 6 years old, in perfect
condition. Will sell cheap or ex-
change for good horse.
G. 8. MINOR g. Co.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
VERY DULL MARKET.
Nothing Definite Is
Heard About Gold
Imports.
STANDARD STOCKS WEAKEN.
American Steel and Wire
at Market
Gossip.
STANDARD STOCKS WEAKEN.

This was a decidedly dull day in the
stock market After the sharp decline
last week and the substantial rally
Monday it was not unnatural for a
quiet day to occur.
Some readjustment of speculative ac-
counts is going on and the talk about
early turning of the corner of monet
airy stringency perhaps was little too
confident yesterday. Nothing definite
is heard about gold imports although
there are numerous rumors. Sterling
exchange rates are 74c lower in Boston.
In New York the rate on money on
the stock exchange was COS per cent
yesterday.
Stocks fluctuated somewhat irregu-
larly and without feature. The tend
ency was to soften, and it is not a bad
sign that on weakness the market be-
comes dull. General Electric advanced
4, Sugar III, both; receding later, and
standard stocks weakened about y all
around. The few gains recorded offset
most Of the losses and at 2 p. m. the
average of leading stocks was but Il
lower than yesterdays closing. 1t
seems to be a waiting period with
money market developments, particu-
larly next Saturdays exhibit of bank
averages, the main point Of interest
although the Transvaal situation is of
more Importance as a stock market
factor than is admitted generally
The New York stock market opened
strong: American Steel and Wire 49,
Atchison preferred 651s, c., B. & O.
n06 II. !
eral Steel 56%, Leather 25, Leather
preferred 7S%. Louisville & Nashville
86A, Manhattan 1041a Missouri Pacific
4S1A, Brooklyn Transit IS, Northern Pa
eific 545s, Peoples Gas 113, Rock Island
113Sz, Sugar 154, st. Paul 1851, South
ern preferred 571a, Tennessee Coal &
Iron 1854, Tobacco 119, Union Pacific
As, Union Pacific preferred 76k. The
market opened higher on an active de-
mand we'll distributed through various
departments of the list. A number OF
the specialties showed gains of nearly
a point. There was a large absorption
of Southern Pacific at an extreme ad-
vance of 11s over last night.
Some of the leading specialties were
advanced, notably Sugar, General
Electric and Tennessee Coal. Not much
response occurred in the general list
heavy sales of Leather, Southern Pa
cific and Manhattan being deterrent
factors. An easy tone developed in the
entire market before eleven O'Clock;
there was no special pressure against
the standard railroad stocks. A jump
in General Electric of four points,
coupled with bidding up of Sugar and
the local stocks, gave renewed firmness
all around in the second hour. The
movement was short-lived, and prices
tumbled away generally, General Elec-
trio reacting 2. Substantial losses oc.
CURED in spots, and there were more
liberal offerings of the grangers and
Southern stocks. Pressure on the
market continued after noon, notably
on the New York street car stocks.
Consolidated Gas rose 21a. Rubber
preferred sold 21a under the last sale.
The following quotations were made
yesterday on the Boston exchange on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
22,482.OO 16,64O.O7

Real estate owned by the companies System is
today valued 81 and consists of thirty completed buildings
and land upon which tytwo additional buildings are now process
lof construction.
The Erie Company has paid sixyhe quarterly dividends the
rate of during the years its history and
has recently declared dividend No. I'd per cent PAYABLE Novem
Der $780, which places the stock per basis
The stock listed the New York Stock Exchanges and
recent sales have made 800.
The Erie Telegraph Telephone Company through ownership of
Stock controls the Northwestern Southwestern Cleveland Michigan
and Wisconsin Telephone Companies operating North Dakota South
Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin, Michigan Arkansas Texas and Cuya
hoa County Ohio, which includes the city Cleveland making this
the largest organization under the Bell Company country
The total number of subscribers system as now COM
posed January st 8o9 $685. which, compared total
$4,000 October 1st $780, shows nine months of
1920 the rate of increase during the year will
make total of Io855 subscribers January Ist 1000.
The remarkable growth in the the telephone indicated by the
above figures has made the expenditure nearly
during the months ending June 3ot $780, extending the toll
line and exchange service.
The proceeds from the sale of these will provide for the re-
acquisition of the Wisconsin Telephone Company and for the
chase of stock the Cleveland Northwestern Southwestern and
Wisconsin Companies these indebtedness
and the stock issued pay the extending exchange and long
distance service; also for the purchase erection of build
ngs for the of the several companies.
The legal organization of the companies physical condition the
property and accounts have been reported upon by experts
Subscriptions for the received at our offices until
Wednesday, o'clock NJ unless earlier terminated
at discretion.
We reserve the right to reduce reject subscriptions.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
cHoMard. Croebv- 8 CO.. Boston Letter. :.


Boston, Nov. I4-Wheat opened Vas
lower on the decline of 1sQ5sd. at Liver
pool. The selling of wheat this morning
was liberal, based almost entirely on dis
appointing English cables and our firm
close of yesterday Liverpoops second
advices were fully I'D under last night,
with arrivals of foreign wheat large and
depressing Buenos Ayres crop expert
predicts a great wheat crop for that coun-
try this year. Northwest receipts con-
day, against 2416 the same day last year
and 1l15 the same day last week. A pri-
vate Liverpool cable reports the weak
ness there as poor to the poor demand for
spot wheat. The particular feature was
the buying Of nearly million bushels of
December by Mclean Brothers. 1t raj
good deal of comment. Bradstreet's
weekly statement of the worlds supplies
showed an increase of 6.92S, 600, and Prime
reports that the past week has been an
excellent one for the growing winter
wheat crop.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
fimsiss N Sgv t5: S i5S 3 SSS
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, Nov "A. = Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows Available cash balance, $29l, OIL, :
50, 741, 494; United States notes in the
treasury SIS, 467. S44; treasury notes of
1890, s992779; total receipts this. day,
81. 83S, SOS; do. this month, s22, 725, 74O; do.
this year $213. 625, 9O5; total expenditures
this day. S1,6S8, 600; do. this month, $24,
273, 900; do this year, SOS, 124 1852; deposits
in national banks, $50, 122,204; silver bull
lion $50 160 000
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15

THE CHICAGO MARKET.
(Reported by j. L. Mclean
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
DON'T RIDE ON A PASS

Boston, Nov. IA. = Judge Colt, in the
United States court today, decided that
an employee of railroad injured while
riding on a pass given him by a corpora
ton, even If it was a part compensation
for his services, could not recover dam
ages. The case was that of c. A. Whit
ney, a baggagemaster, against the New
York, New Haven and Hartford road
Plaintiff claims he was seriously injured
in a wreck May T. 1885, and sought to re-
cover $25, 600 damages.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. a. - Money on call
firm p. c.; last loan, 6. Prime mer-
camille paper, sax. Sterling exchange
firm at iS5Ad1a for demand and at 4.S0s4
"a 81 for 60 days. Posted rates, 4.S13d
& 50 and 4. S661a Commercial bills, 4S0A
Silver certificates, $1,000 Bar silver, ssh
Mexican dollars, 4S1a. Government bonds
strong
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
THE COTTON MARKET

New York, Nov IA. - Cotton futures
closed very steady; November 7,23; De-
7.8I; March, "a; April, 1856; May, 7.8S;
June 7.39; July. 1885, August, 7.35
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15
WALLS GIVEN HEARING.
Clinton Man Now Charged With Man.
SLAUGHTER and Not Murder.

Providence, Nov. 4.-William Fl. Walls
of Clinton, Mass, was given hearing in
the central district court today on a
charge of killing Edward Patterson on
the 18th of October. The original COM
plant against Walls charged murder, but
the authorities today withdrew the
charge and substituted manslaughter
The court held Walls for the grand jury
under bonds of S6O0O
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-15

New York, New Haven & Hart 2l5 PIG
Old Colony ...................... 90 2l0
Union Pacific ................ AZ AN
do 2 c Noun preferred, 1874 76
West End Street .............., SO 9S1R
do p c Cum preferred. .. lis
MINING STOCKS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-28

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twoja ks1o9a.zznlle,> musiny ia m,et
konieoznie!. I 81. !.
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kmiotek rozesmiai sig wesolo.
serdeozni.. 1o.'ll: !. m, :, 81 bsd Ii,
ten; ki 9 Is. .n,jdsle. P n.
rozohyllt3Veszy1. VS. siealniie,gze; ukar
,at piers nag. !,I.'.= II '::.= I5i #
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koszulii!! .'.t =.
I'D: 4
z;S ssliIaasrna. jest ia wsohodnia
legead4e me-: parawdsA p'ekn2
ftawiia g|'Fl|Il ALI. oto teraz fakt
prawdsiw1YE,:pl a POI
" jednej III wielklch ak,ljc
sr u fa=n'i 'l,@' !. kebieta' pi;ekns.
bogata, uwielb'ana przeA, wasy@t-
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Lq 4 dig .otaYoz.a''.ll j.. :povhleb.
sAN'emy tye,e:= !; 1a IL kwiaty pod
p i i r.uloealol pos<iiad.9a wszYstko,
ffwasystho. 80 tylko. sapragna'd, i .
ezem =zzasnarz,d mogia, wszys,ko;
pr6cz fBzezesoia. "
=|A BIazcAYnnt'a, kapry6na, znudso ]
"a povodzenlem:i zabswq; ME J
x7iedslAaa co mySled, abt'Yy: ~: g1krocld
|NniieanoSpe, diugio dnie i podx,ny.
|W tel .chwilr wiaaaaia =epoczyva v
wygodnym fotelu svego salonu;
::w,p6l.1eza W ko}o. nici porozrzuoa4
ne zac2ete robotkl, zeszyty mutt
kkisiiqlAlUj; k1t , CO CO CT ch: villa biie|rze do
rsbl odkiada i znowu blerze.
1 gdY tax pizelrzuoca kartki.
jednej z .tYch kxi&zssk=, raft =:
padkiem IA legende o Koszu!l
szcz,tessll1lwleepo czfowleka 4
!. = Przeableggla ia wsrok,em i "a
=mysli}a sig: cb vile. -. .,~.
Nasle, JJaak k .*l ktos, kt6remu blya=:
a,e zmy6'. riaspodziana, a trafha,
!:er ~ala sis Z siedzenla j ME zwaza
lac, Is me byfo n,kogo " pokoiu,
zawoia}a: III:
- Me ulalo sic .dotad nlkomu
zzralesc szc1!!sllwego mezc,yznY !
.ot6t5ja: znaJdy ma peD*no ~ esliny
kolnete;! # z
F. l JUL Gaia z;'jjeta swoim projek-:
tenn %uradowana, u sobie.: notMa
zaalaz}a rozrYwke, 9 ,o,:ze{a
natychmiast poszukiwan,e.
ZnajomYch mla{a u, W miescie
mn6stwo; wiec, gdy saNn jej W
posudniowych:i wlecznornYeh go.
E,dzinach. snspetn'at* s'e 3sdneml
twarzyczkami kazdei zadawala
pYtanie. .:
Cry jestes szczes' wa ?
NlestetY, mijaty:dnie i vi A,good-.
ne. a odpowledz 70 wszys'kcb
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-28


sza.sHHa=z sssssss-.g sss; sssa:=ss. &C
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lstanpaaslfktofry hmaiem dz.eck,en
pamNssa Nh. !. z7 |H|Ezz1alsllfz !
zElaazl1lpYt.anlle i es,s'g Is M kobe,
NJ t''s'IIllsl \ ], II ys ,s / l aapltaul
uaniechnai sig dobrotlwie:
Prsecc..ystt st piierwszy wiersz
tegooi hlst5u,l. 4, - ], k,6ry wlasaie odpi-
sysNa1em1zeki. podajao jej zaIi-
|sanaa cswiaItlkee,a s
List ten zaczyna4 sic cd slow.
20 m6Jj ojosr, jaka ia jestem.
8 1czesllwal'
{. :M}oda kobiets zerwa}a sig Z
krzes{a:
III A. vice Jest IA sviecie ko-
beta szcze6liwasi: ejciee jja==zna!!
! " il zn !'lss take: mole.
|:%s 70. = = ',..-s ..E -#-~@5 -"-'F.F {.
dsiecke = :odpart .proboszcz.
= o.. ktds= o5r4r9 gu ojcze
!! gds,e ]a widziec MONA!
- Me ma jej juz we Fan
eli, jest obecnle we. W4oszech,
PREY naszych raannych zoln,erzach.
=Nazalsko jej hrabina Amelia
GRANDPA, ia. sana, u kt6rei tax
czesto bywaies. f
- Onal
Nazajutrz pc tel rosmow'e.
Iociag unosil poszukiwa Ike:
~szczescia " stronie Wfoch.
We Wloszech: przednia straz'
:francusk'cgo woiska rr1yjefa JAZZ:
tr. Z - ..-sa -. - "s-sI. - ..a .. sr.=' ..t
u6m;echem: Ma ma, ami jednej
hrabinY mledzY narni!'' -
Ale podr6zniozka nalegals:
ona VIE napew7no. zo sic ME myl,,
s!arssY ofcer::~s
<SzuEa panl hrabinY GRANDPA ?
Owszem znajduje sic W pu}ku, ale
]q swszyscy jedynie pod im'e~
mem: siostry Ameljl. Prose- "a:
! poszli do ambulansu, :aggtzie
ewszad sfYchac bylo pl'rzycis'one
jenl rannYc i konajaeycb.
Prey oieh, jak ani6i. t.okoju 10
wyr1zsm": ma tN arzy.
.:ostrra1 mt.}o'siedzla opaatrruje ra .,
Mfoda. kobieta zblizyia SIG
niesniato:= - >"5:'
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sem - czy Siostra5 s~zczesliws?
- Q pau, drroga! tax, tax !
odparla ko r,1 "
nym ukmiechcra. .I@a
- 0 ~tYle,t*1oi ilo moznA bye
szcz ssl.wa ga: ziemiiii;w oczeki*~n;u
t5ego CO Bog. III p'1rina re
" A weo,slio'sstroo kocha' q, us
milos6 Boska; t u 8 sie: 20 mnie
ME .:dmie;; ,y||55: ' dl,arui mi koszuIz k,dra
masz ma :sobie:: aaa 'l@s
Lekk, ,umieniec oblai ts arr
szarytki, E I.==
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parla za1ksiopotana, .
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trzeba ~: 5ie,jakoon'ecz1nn1e.
znko'nin,ca zmieszata sic @iesz.'
cze bardzi4j szE= o.5 =
N.e-mam ie1 szepneaa
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b ulans., \; spotdarlem ID % bandaze.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-28
Gdzie ~szczescie?

Pewien potezny k16l Wsohodu
xachorowa{. Pr6bowano2 rozhych
lek6w. znoszono :ziola o.: cudowne'
mccy, ale niestetY,n mic ME poma'
gallo. Pan kraju,. CO. =siega}: cd
merza do mora. ucaak, ze
potega jego i w}adza maja kres.
Chnroba stawa}a sic z dniem kaz-
dyn grozniejsza, mla& sig coraz
gorzej gorzej. Ii
Zebral1 sig derwisze,': zebrani
mzdrce parodu. radsa dtugo. taiem:
ME, siwo poohylajac gtowy; radsqq
j uradzli, Re. jedra rzecs "tylko
monarsse :xdowie powr6oi65 zdo3s,
miano.>cie, jesli go .obieka "
koszule szczesllwego o1towieka.
Wyruszyli gonce W eztery .stron1
awiata, ma p6}aoc. ma potudnie, ma
.gsch6d; wyruszYll rYcerze / dwor'
soy paziowie i ezuka]q, szuxaja
s.czesliwego ozfowieka. "* 3:
Minq} mlesiac, drugi i trzeci, ,
c.terech stron wracaia llczn,
Waioch la,,5 wIslshcY: Nlestety. nj
gdaiie:na:s ,emi oa{ej, ME znaleAi AM
]eduego sxcze6liwego czfewiesxa. . e.
157ss.sssaasA Ale OTTO; 4gdzY sic zbl,4at4s dc
pallaeu, ably pauu .te:sumurtnq swi i,
stowa6d :nnwine; s}yssa : daleks
piosenke. = e.
]: 8 Piosenks wesola, zna6 z lex.
ki II wy,si., ,t,I y p,iiiersi:; !. Cd u p'6 III s,e u.
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sw,yoth: .kr.ydfach5 unosl. ": !.
~ s II Mi ry ,,, !, ,,,I: atansli dve,.
soy ipa.iiopv,e'i. pat'r.s i stuohaja
skad piynle5nIu,ta. ..=; w. .s*
Iz:55=aE :ajs : :daleki, sserokt al het
niebem SIC stly ~ bia1y konlk plul
oiagnies ped skwarnem s&ohoeni
poiudnlaj mad plagiem "poohylon,
idzie chtopek ubogi i 6piewa weso
d. szI A. s:=s
{ w 9lEt ohsora do sieb.'
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-10
cOMPANIA ANONIMA
De La LUZ fLECTR|CA De PONCE
AnunciO

La Junta Directiva en- session ordina-
ria celebrada aver acord6:
10 Recordar los g. flores abon ado,
la condici6n l2a. de la Tarifa que die
<El abonado que sustituyese una lam
para de menor capacidsd lumfnioa DO,
otra de mayor potencia. abonark d ls
Compafifa, por via de indemnixaci6r, 81
importe de una anualidad correspon
diente la lampara dc mayor potencis
que kubiere usado sin consentimient
de Ia Empress.>
2e. Cortar la communication dai
por rescindido ell eontrato con el con-
sumidor que usare alambre, bombiila q
otros materiales el6 :tricos que no scar
procedentes de esta Compsf1fs.
80. Hacer presente s los sen ores abO
nados que tenor de Ia condici6n ga.
/ de IL tarifa, Ia reposici6n de las bonn
billas que sc inutilicen por el uso POI
|ptro motive ser&n cedida p0r Ia Com
pafifa EXTRILTAMENTE AL cos
| TO en- beneficio del consumidor, d lot
precios siguientes:
BombilIas americsnas lison de l.OOO
horas de duraci6n:
De tujiss Al otvs. De I6 bujia
| Al otvs. De 80 bujfas "a ctvs. De so
.fss = LOO
BonbilIas alsmanas, Severin Senate,
de SEQ horas de duraoi6n:
De bujfss 80 ctvs. De Is bujfsf
80 ctve. De 80 bujfls 38 ctvs.
Eta Admin 'traoi6n se complsce lie
m " 10 ate ici6n do los Ell lres abonados
.cerca de 10 diferencia que existe entr.
los precios de las bombillas y duraoi6I
que ies garAntixan sus respeotivos fa-
bricantes.
Ponce, Mayo de 1899.
81 Administrator Ws'aceslao S:tfs
Seller. ! nal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-10
ALCALOIk MUNICIPAL De PONCE
Al P1bIic0.

Como Sc ha observable que hay al
gunas casas en- esta Ciudad cuyos due
nos O ADMINISTRATORS no han pre-
sentado la planilla o declaration sobre
Sn valOr EN- yenta Y renta que pre-
viene ell Reglamono VICENTE para Ell
mpuesto la riqueza Urbana, no
obstante los ayisOs que para clio So
han dadO de haber yencido ell pla-
10 que Sc senalara para la presenta-
cion, Sc avisa por ultima vez para
que 10 verifiquen EN- la Secretafia de
este Ayuntamiento los que SO ha,ieH
en- dichO case dentro del termino de-
cincO dtas que nuevamente Sc les con-
cede; pasado ell cual tendran seis Pc
SOS de multa cada uno Y Sc les for
mara de oficio, la planilla sin que
tengan derecho d reclamation algnna
sObre las rentas que Sc les senalen
segun So determine en- el. citado Re,
giamentO.
Ponce 8 de Mayo de 1889
FL Alcalde,
Luts Gaufte,..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-10

de ruedas especiaies montadas y dis
puestas de un modo que Sc evita, en-
cuantO es possible, la fricci6n que re
tarda la marcha de las maquinas La
!ocomotora arrastro ell tender y los co
|ches de viajeros IL millas en- ell espa
clio de once minutes. Hacia la mitad
del camino la velocidad alcanzada fue
de 04 millas decimas por bora.
Ell inventor esperaba llegar d las 100
millas por hora, y dice que confia que
sus ruedas faciliten a la maquina cubrir
dos miilas por minute, siempre que
tenga via bastante segura Y larga para
que pueda lanZarse todo vapor con
la libertad necesaria. La maquina fun
ciono bien, sin sacudidas nj tracciones
violentas y relativamente con POGO
consume de carbon pero ell viaje fue
desagradable para los periodistas in
vltados, causa del fuerte viento que
azotaba los coches en- su rapida carre
ia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-10

Los que suscriben, PrOfesores de
|esta Villa no pueden menos que hacer
publico ell interes demostrado por ell
celoso Alcalde de esta, en- bien de la
educaci0n juvenil y del personal que
cOmpone ell Magisterio.
Algunos de los firmantes no recuer
dan la fecha, 81 es que la hubo, que
solo Sc les debieran dos meses, Mar
20 Y Abril }, de sueldo, casa y mate
rial, habiendo tambien cobrado casi
todos sus haberes que desde ell ano
1889 Sc les adeudaban
Bien por ell senior Sanchez
Aguada, Mayo 2 de 1899. Benigno
Millayes, Federico Torres, Juan Loin
Santiago, Juan P. Rodriguez Epifanio
Estrada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-10

El cOrrespOnsal del Times en- Sebas
topoi, ha yiajado por la Russia euro
pea con ell Objeto de descubrir alguna
selal de parte del gobiernO moscoyita
tendente poner en- vigOr la alardeada
proposition de desarme del Car NicO
las.
Sus ObseryaciOnes demuestran 10 con
trariO, Y este respecto dice que hay
mucha actividad en- los arSenales: que
ningun soldado ha sido retiradO de las
fronteras que los ministries de Cue
IRA Y Marina tienen mucha vigilancla
y hacen muchos preparatiyos para la
defensa que no hacen menci6n del
manifesto del CZar: que en- Octubre
|NOviembre ha habido mas eJerclto
que nunca que con mucha prontltud
Sc entran refuerzos al Oriente y sc
aumentan las guardias de la frontera
ruso-turca, pues Nicolas no Sc duer'
me on la ceniZa.
En- Nueva Jersey, E. U. de A., Sc
han hechO pruebas con una lOcOmOtOra