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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
NOT.AS

En- la noche del sAbado fu6 agredido
en- la Capital ell sefor Garcia Pl8.
lie estropearon b&rbarameLte.
El dtrdcO tuVo lugar en- las cercanfas
de Ia plaza. ALI, junto la c6lebre bo-
tica de Guillermety, que es ell eterno foco
dc infection.
Sc asegura en- San Juan que SO han
hecho algunas deteEciones por los successes
de la plaza del mercado, con un campesi
no de Caguas, de que dimos cuenta el
yiernes.
La jarana celebrada anoche en- ell GEN.
tro Union Cogitef5a, de ests oiudad, que
do muy concurrida. Termlno tan alegre
f,sta las dos de Ia madrugada.
Tenemos noticis de que en- Fsjsrdo &C
ha herido de muerte un individuo. Ga
recemos de todo detalle.
Hpmos tenido el gusto de recibir la
vista de Ez Liberal, peri6dico polftioo
que se edita en- Mansgua, repdblica de
Nicaragua.
Sc dice que en- Humacao se IA come.
tide un homicidio.
Espersmos la confirmation de la notl-
rla algunos detalles del sucesc.
HI entierro' de don Francisco Fer
nandcz Juucos en- San j Juan, resulto m acto
solemne, segdn nos comunica nuestro co
rresponssl.
A 81 asisti6 en- m,ea la Junta Ejecuti
va de la Colonia espsfioIs.
Sc ssegura que, per orden especial
del GJbernadcr, Sc hl suprimldO la esta
oion telegrafoa miltar de Arecibo.
En- Coamo sc encuen mira vacante la
plaza de praoticante administrator del
hospital civil, cuyo destino tiene asignados
treinta dollars mensuales en- presupuesto.
HI Tribunal Supreme hl casado J
anuIado la sentencis dictsda en- la Corte
de Distrito de Maysgti contra don Jose
Sufs Cardona, de San German, p0r su
Puesto delito.
III 81 del pasado sc celebr6 en- ell Juz-
gado municipal de Msysgiiez un juicio,
instado por el jurisconsulto don Jose 4.
Freyre, contra ell capitan de la policfa
insular Perico Guerrero.
El detenido en- ell dep6sito municipal
de SAB Juan, Manuel Elias, fu6 lesionsdC
por ell ret6n Carlos Garcia, el viernes h'ti
mo.
La Alcaldfa municipal de Aibonito,
solioits aspirantes para preveer la escuela
rural del barrio AsOnednte.
Los agentes de la policfa judicial per
Flguen Nieves Cabasss y Jos6 Rodrfguez
Garcia, processdos y rcquisitoriados en- Ia
causa ntmero 4o6 del Juzgsdo de- Maya
gt Z por ell delito de contravenci6n.
Rsm6n Perez, (,) Pende, hs sido
SentenCiado en- esta ciudsd d tres AMOS sei'
f1eses veintiun dfas de presidio correction
por Tobo d don Jose Bus6.
Sc en u mira preso , D. disposition
del JuEgsdo municipal de esta poblacion
Bl indiyiduo Francisco Santiago, autor d'
RR robo don GeneyoGo MoFales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
COMUNICADO
Ponce, Puerto Rico, 81 Ootubre 1900
Se6ores Boysen Sc Co., Agentes de la com
psfita de spguros marftimos La Mann
heine, de Mannheim, Alemsnia.

Muy stfiores nuestros y amigos: Acu
sam % & usted recibo de la canti lad de Gle
to cincuenta ocho pr SOS setenta J cnco
cent4vos u. s. por indemnizaci6n del
seguro maritime sobre provis'onCs que
embarcamos para ell puerto de Arroyo por
buque cabotero <San Juan1
FL siuiestro ocurri6 ell dfa 10 de este
mes ca de sgradecer, como 10 agradece
mos, que la Compafifa inmediatamente
ordenara ell psgo de la POLKA; efoacia que
acredita la honorabilidad de Ella Mann
helm
A los agentes generates, se1ores MI.
llenh. IF g K0rber, de San Juan, y US
tedes, enviamos con estas lfneas nuestras
gracias expresivss por su atencion en- este
asunto,'y quedamos sus sffm7s amigos )
ttos. seguros servidores,
1-3 GOnzdEez BOnnin tE C0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
LA DEMORA ES PELI6ROSA.

parece oue el Creador ha ordonado que despues
dc Ia sangre ell huido vital seminal sea "a 1 SUI y
aIruna p6rdfda contraHatufal de 81 produclra
aiempre resultadOs deSastrOS0s.
M1ichos hOmbres han muertO de enfermedades
corrientes tales como las del coraZon, Gel mgauo'
de los rifiones, Intermediates pulnonares, etc.
nor haber Dermitido vitahdad gaStarse, ex-
noni6ndOse asi ser faciles vict1mas de estaS
Intermediates cuando algunas ca1as dc nuessras
modicinas, tomadas tempo haprlan lmpcdoo
estas debilitantes perdidas, asf Perseverance Su
VifaIidad para resistr los ataques de esas pell-
grosas enfermedade ..-,..
MuchOs hOmbres han negado lenta. pero segura y
de estAs perdidas, sin saber Ia Veroaoe'S osu1~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05

EI dfa treinta, los inoondicionales nos
excluyeron en- aquel pueblo sestnta J
seis individuos que estAn Teconocidos CO.
mo electores legales por hSber votsdo en-
las altimas elecciones unosi por poser bic
nes real y efectivsm otros. No obst n
te, ellos registraron limosneros qnie
nes sc suministran socorros por La alcadfa
municipal, segnn sc scredita con las rela
clones que obran en- las ouentas de Depo
sitsrfs.
Amigos nuestros solicitaTon pr6Vio
formal jursmento La exclusion de las lis
tss elect torales de oohenta y nueVe indivi
duos que no eran electores cspacitados por
diversos conoeptos; pero SO decidio en-
sontraIic, & sATlsFA CCIuN DE LA MESA que
tenfa mayorfa repet5licQnG. Las perscnas
ouya reousaeion fu6 deneg ada, no pres
tsron ell debido jursmento de tener de-
recho electoral, requisite que uaicameDte
Sc e1igi6 nuestros correligionarios 7 no
& nuestros sdverssrios.
TOa BaIl
Con ell pretexto de h1ber coneurrido
momentos despues de alberta la ofeina de
inscripciones, Sc depuso al Juez federal
doctor Reguero Feid, sustituy 6ndole con
un mozalvete sin importsncia: no merece
que nos ocupemoS de su personalidad.
Despu&s, los republicanos procedieron
txoluir electores legales nuestros, inclu-
yendo por su psrte una infnidad de indi
viduos de Bayam6n, Catafio y Capital,
sin estar presente muchos de ellos.
Los correligionarios que Sc presenta
ron ese dis fueron rechszsdos con nece
dsdes por la msyorfs Unconditional.
El Juez don Jose Manuel de Loirs,
independents q 10 CroS1s espaf1ol rem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
Rafael Cortad a
CALDE6 6Ef1O De COBRE.--PONcE

servicioS
lcores lie del
racn continues nterntene
Tambien soran ubos de
-
Los trabaos garanzan entregan punuaad ron
ce 10 de Agosto de 1900 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05

Antier fu6 rsptsda la i6ven Regina
Hernandez por Gregorio Virella. Este Sc
encue mira detenido.
En ell deposlto municipal de esta oiu
dad sc halla Ell sujeto Manuel Pagan, aou-
sado del rspto de la joven Rita Ramirez.
En ell barrio de Gusrsguao arriba-
B lysm in "a orillss de una quebrsds, Sc
encontr6 aver ell cadaver de Justine Rios,
con sefiales evidentes de Der sido asesi
nado.
El ssbsdo tom6 possession de su cargo
ell m6uico Director de cuarentenas Mr.. III
8. Math wson.
Hoy inicio sus sesiones en- esta ciudad
Ia Corte de Distrito de Humscao.
Nos dicen de la ciudad del 0 ste, que
los republicanos tieueu una csndidatura
para las elecciones muDicipales, en- que no
6gura Mateo Fsjardo.
Que jngada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-05
Ultima hora
ROR TELEGRAFO)

~Llres, NoViembre 5
DEMoCRACIA Cagusa.
He sido vfctima de la mas cobarde
aores'on d CONSEQUENCES del telegrsma &C
mentado por eae peri6dico bsjo rubro
SIGUE LA FIESTA.
Picornel Cardona portose como IN
yaliente en- medic de las turbas, impidien
do que me linchAseu. Los amotinados
permauecen en- actitud hostil desatiando
federales.
Pueblo completsmente alarmado.
Seguir9 comunicando detslles.
BenignO BfentSs".
No preoisa comentar.
KS Ia propsganda del psrricidio por 81
rotten.
SIGUE LA FIESTA.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

Six months of schooling has done
wonders for Juan Guriendo, the 1T
tie Filipino boy, brought to Kan.
sas by Lieutenant Colin II. Ball, Of
the Twentieth Kansas regiment.
His picture taken on the deck OF
the Tartar upon the arrival of the
regiment al San Francisco shows a
bare footed, unkempt lad clothed
in roomy khaki trousers and bat
tered campaign hat. Now clad IN
neat knlckerbockers with collar and
tie and wearing shoes and stockings
Juan is qune presentable.
1t was at San Fernando that the
regimental mascot made his debut.
He wandered into camp in the alb
brevlated costume of his country
and proceeded to cultivate the Kan
sans. Quick to learn he soon pre-
vided endless amusement with his
cleverness IN going through the
manual of arms with a bamboo
stick for a gun. He was easily
enamored Of an existence with Fun
ston's fighters and upon the return
Of the regiment to the home land he
was encouraged TO stowaway and
was brought back with the regiment.
With the muster out Of the regl-
ment at San Francisco he became
the special care OF Lieutenant Ball,
who determ; ned to give him al
education. Lieutenant Ball had a
desire to test the capabilities of the
Filipino and ascertain his true
character az 1t would develop amid
civilized people. Accordingly Juan
was enrolled as a pupil in the pri-
mary school, after two months OF
preliminary instruction under Lieu
tenant Balls tutelage. The boy
was very much IN earnest and ap-
piled himself with all the Asiatic
zeal. He made wonderful progress
ana IS now able TO converse intelll-
gently and writes very Iegible
hand, spelling nearly every word
correctly. lie has demonstrated
his ability to take care of himself
in all of the rough and tumble
games OF boys of his age and is very
popular with hi, schoolmates. -Kans.
City Star.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

The Delaware Electric Light
and Power company of Delaware,
O., is arranging to supply the
whole town with a hot water heat
ing system; the water being heated
from the exhaust steam OF the en-.
gines. In all manufacturing now
adays the utilization of bypro
ducts, hitherto thrown away, marks
a distinct advance. In the making
of electricity, either for light OF
power, where the current is pro
duced from dynamos driven by
steam engines, there results a large
amount of waste steam-the ex
haust steam which is usually
thrown away. This steam still
contains more than three-qnarterS
of the heat originally impaired te
II nv coal burned under the boilers
In this hot water system for the
entire town the greatest by-pro
dnct of the electric light and pow
er business becomes a source OF
great income. The steam is frs
used in the engines; after which Il
masses as exhaust through feet
water heater, which heats the fresi
supply of boiler water. The feet
water absorbs only about 10 pc
cent of the exhaust steam, the re
mainder being then passed to I
large steel heater of small tubes
surrounded by water.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
The vessel is the Norwegian iron

The vessel is the Norwegian iron
ship Superb, with a rich cargo of
ore. which was picked up in lati.
tude 36 north, longitude 3G west.
totally abandoned but in first class
condition. Vessel and cargo being
valued at fully s20O,0oO.
The prize was sposSen-on May
20, in latitude 1904 north, longi-
tude 2O.O4 west, by Captain Jones
of the British steamship Chiver-
stone, which arrived at this port
yesterday from Carthagena. Des-
pite the fact that the Superb.
which is a full rugged ship, was
manned by only six men, there
were no requests for assistance
made to Captain Jones, who stated
that signals displayed showed that
the vessel was proceeding for Glib
raltar. When last seen he calcu-
lated she was proceeding ut the
rate of about four knots.-kansas
City Star.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
House
Record.
] 4 Estate Deals Of the Past
Week.

r,.o following real estate trans
,o been recorded by the
s'.rE Of Court since our last issue
:. A. pharr, to Corporation o'
~ IBERIA, Lot of ground on
,.;, street bounded north Liet,
,,,.r south Vendor, east Fulton
.ot west Main stree; $1,000;
Ew. Bauman; notary c,,
u;ss .Julia Broussard, to Claude
,.oste. Lot of ground and I'M
a.0vements bounded north Lot 6,
s.oth Weeks, east Vendor, west
:. :. 5000: J. G. Leblanc, Clerk
dlourt and Ex-oilicio notary.
ferdinand Colivet to Natole
Gioyani ct ais. Lot OF ground and
.a,,oment on Providence street:
sono P. /. Renoudet notary.
/ Andre Bonyier, to John o.
p,0v;er. Lot of ground and i'm
o,orement in Jeanerette; Sll5O;
Inles p. Robin, notary Jeanerette.
Alcide Duchene to Etienne Dug
. Lot of ground and improve
meuts bounded north Lot Z, South
eullot. east Loo Is, west Finney;
AZ. Mnller, notary.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Harrison Der0pn, to Amelle
Segura.
Ferdinand Chauvalan to Marie
A. Dominique,
Alexandria Freemolt to Blanche
Beauller.
Jeff Butler, to Ellen Elgier.
SIS. Ha Alison to Bertha Baum
garten.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
The Cuban Post office Scandal.

The postmaster general has is
I sued an order removing from
<ohre Estes G. Rathbone, who
bad been suspended by a former
anler from the position of director
\ general of posts of Cuba, and de
tailing Martin Fosnes, an inspect
'mof the postal service, to perform
the duties of director general of
posts until further orders. Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General
Brlstow has b Ell relieved from
further work in Cuba and has
sailed for home.
To-day's action in removing
kathbohe, Postmaster General
Emory Smith said tonight, was
not taken because of any fresh
aeyelopnent inthe Cuban postal
frauds affecting the deposed di-
rector. Mr. Smith was not pre-
pared to say whether or not for
mf Director Rathbone would be
u s1itStcd Tor any connections he
nay have had with existing con.
s'''on Of affairs in the Cuban post.
y department. The determine.
''O' q tle question, he said, would
Oe left entirely with Gen. Wood,
'le military governor of the is.
land, who would be guided by the
a''e'opments shown by. the inves
usatlon concluded by Mr.. Bristow.
%i hatllbone, Mr.. Smith said.
"o''u moi leave the island as lie
would be wanted as a witness. il
'1e cases of the other officials
rsal'lst whom charges have beer
Preferred.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

Three very young children in
Hyde park, two brothers and a
sister, were struck with the spirit
of commercial enterprise last week.
They procured a large sized dry
goods box, lemons, water, suga.
and ice and in their front yard set
up a lemonade stand. The father
came home in the evening and was
delighted at the business activity
Of his little ones.
'Have you made any money!
he asked.
sOb, yes, responded the elder
boy, "we've made a nickel"
"Whers is it! Let me see it
said the father, with well-feigned
enthusiasm.
NWe've got it all right, but sis
ter's swallowed it.'-Kansas City
Star.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
The Armament Of China.

-ne V'i'hese armament, in one
20 resembles the American mill.
= system. Each province has
0sl army, just as each Ameri
s'a'e mas Its own militia, and
lncfe Is an imperial army
posed exclusively of Manchus
tFElars, which, like the United
III, regular army, is not subject
'"e ofdefs of the head of the
,'''ee Or state where it may be
y N'eu' But there the resem
e ccases. The Chinese army
AZ. l'ioVince IS and indepen
e. command, under a general
-. 'e'eiVes a certain snm. tt
n . specified number of sol
from the provincial revenues
generals receive onlynomi
'tles' and hence, to keep "
nl'y OF their stations. ar,
-, g squeeze money out O
Or somebody. Thei
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

favorite way of dong this is to
draw the money for 10000 men
carried on the muster rolls and
only pay an actual force of 1000
men, pocketing the difference after
yielding tribute to the imperial
officials at Pekin. When inspec-
tion time comes the Chinese gen
eral employs coolies TO represent
the missing soldiers. The inspec
tor is not fooled, but, upon receiv-
ing satisfactory present, is con
vinced that the army is in first
class condition.
These armies get their orders by
edicts, issued from the throne. ad-
dressed to the general in command.
At least one of these armies is al
ways well equipped and disclplin-
ed, but the others range from a
mere rabble to forces fairly drilled
but armed with variety of out
of date weapons. Target practice
is still performed with cross bows,
and in one rank Lord Charles
Beresford saw three different kinds
of rifles, of various calibers. He
says that many Of these troops are
fine physically, and asserts that
the notion tnat they are towards
is a mistake. For instance. the
so-called Mohammedan army, while
composed of a rabble, is made up
of fierce fighters, who know no
such word as fear.-KanSas City
Star
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

The presence of the Japanese
crown prince in Paris has remind
ed some one of "A good story.
1t was at the time Of the exhibi
ton in 1867. A Japanese embassy
went to Paris to treat for three
free ports in France, in return for
which France was to have three in
Japan, The negotiations proved
short and amicable.
"Make your CHOICE" said Japan,
1--WE will choose afterward."
The minister of foreign affairs
selected Yokohama, Yeddo and
Han Yang.
The embassy made no objection;
they simply smiled and went on
their way.
Some time afterward Japan sent
word that the three ports mention
ed were agreed to, and in return
Japan desired Havre, Marseilles
and southampton.
This last named gave the French
officials fits. They never laughed
so much before, and certainly
never since. southampton a French
port. No, it was too good. Gent
ly, bit Enthusiastically, they explain
ed the situation.
"Why, Southampton is in Eng
land.n they replied.
.We knew that" came the COO
response: '.but then Han Yang Is
in Korea"
Whereupon, the French officials
collapsed.-Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

Inquiries sent out by the Chlca-
90 Record to correspondents
throughout the Middle West as to
crop conditions now prevailing,the
labor outlook and the effect OF the
present state of prosperity upon
the vote at the national election
this fall, have called forth numer-
Gus replies. These replies, says
the Record, indicate three things;
First, that crops generally. except
wheat, are excellent, that labor
conditions are good and that the
Republican vote in the various sec
tions covered is likely to be IN
reased.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

Friday morning 22nd inst, when
an Iron Mountain railway depot
was opened, a white man was found
lying on the platform. He was
told to move or the police would
have to be sent for. He replied
that he wished they would, as he
was sick and needed attention.
DR.. Surghnor was notified, and
when he reached the man he was
dead. There was nothing by which
to identify him, but the name G.
A. Smith on scrap OF paper, in
dicating that to be his name. The
following note was found on his
person:
"Kind Friends. One and All
If | should die before | wake,
please send my body to Midland
City, or the address to my mother,
Mrs. Mary II. Higgins
There are three pOstoffices called
Midland City: One in Ohio, one in
Illinois, and one in Alabama. DIR.
Surghnor will make inquiries at
each place. The unfortunate had
one copper cent in his pocket.
The body will be buried by the
city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
The Heroo Turned Somersaults.
How an Acrobat Once Substituted
For the Elder Actor Southern.


The elder Southern once wa.
acting the hero in a romantic play
which required his leaping from a
window in a tall tower to the stage
below. where he ali9hted on a
mattress behind a wooden rock,
and Immediately made off rapid
ly into forest. One night he hurt
his ankle and vowed he would
leap no more. Accordingly the
next day his manager hired a pro-
fessional circus performer to do
the actual leap, while the actor
would slip back under cover of
part of the tower wall and descend
by safe but unrOmantic ladder
to his dressing room.
The manager provided the cir
Gus man with a costume precisely
like SOuthern's and sent him to
the theater to practice. The man
made the jump and set up a loud
complaint.
"Wat's the row!' inquired
young member of the COMPANY
who happened to be at the play
house.
"Why, look here" exclaimed
the professional, "this ere drop is
too easy. A man with a wooden
leg and two glass eyes could do it.
Now, if they'd let me turn two
somersaults in the air as | came
down | wouldn't make no fuss"
"Capital!' cried the actor. Do
it,"
"You think the old cove wouldn't
mind!" said the athlete, doubt
fully.
"Mind!' returned the young
player. "Why, he'd be ticklsd to
death and probably raise yonr sal
ary as we'll"
That evening, when the part of
the performance was reached
wherein the hero took leave of the
heroine, Southern was gratitied to
see his substitute crOuching in
the shadow of the easement ready
to leap.
glove, goodnight good night
cried SOthern
"Stay" pleaded the heroine,
clinging round his neck. "Stay!
That leap is death.'
"Nay, my sweet! it's honor. |
leap, 'tis true, but what in my
heart doth bear me up! Inlne I'M
age, love! Good -night-go ood mighty
He kissed her frantically on the
forehead, tore himself from her
embrace and rushed across the
open space into the shadow.
"Jumpr he missed between his
teeth. Out into the air shot the
circus man, whirling round twice
like the fywheel of a steam en-
gine, and lit like bird on the
highest point of the rock. The
applause came in thunders. The
man bowed stiffly and walked off
into the wings with his arms fold
ed.-From the Weekly Telegraph
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
to the Cha rtcr
Of the State Rank OF
New Iberia.
STATE OF LOUISIANA !

> "A T. of LOOl OlolA4N y.
Parish If Iberia.
Be it known that on this 23rd day
of March A. d. 1890, before me under
tsigned authority, personally came
and appeared: Gustave Pessau, Alexis
VOORHEES, J.AP Suberbielle, J. b.
Brown by Suberbielle, Ed. L. Estorge,
Albert Estorge, T. w. Muller, A.
Daigre, S. G. Harry, Nc Muller, NJ.
Bergerie, P. Z. Bergerie, and J. p.
Suberbielle representing by proxy,
following: L. P Patout, l.. J. Burgrlc-
ries, Walter j. Burke, A. l.. Monnot,
f. Ga1an, f. Demmande, c. /. Mon
not, c. P. Binnings, F. o. Schwing,
L. Wormser, Dorval Tullier, H. c.
Boas, DR.. G. Pierson and Jos. A. Pro-
vost, who declare that they and each
of them are shareholders in the
STATE BANK of New Iberia, Lou
isiana, and that acting in conformity
with law, a meeting of the share
holders Of said Bank, was held at the
office of said Bank in New Iberia, La,
on the goth day of October 1893 in con-
formity with the call and in the man
ner set out by law and as recited in
the process verbal of the proceeding
filed with the Secretary of State, to
which special reference is made.
The call for said meeting, having
been regularly issued by the Board of
Directors, the publication for more
than thirty days, having been made
in the New Iberia Enterprise, and the
same notice having been mailed to
each shareholder, prepaid, addressed
to his proper post Office, his place of
residence, more than forty days be-
fore said meeting, the said meeting
being specially called for the purpose
of passing upon the proposition of the
increase OF the Capital Stock to FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and all other
requirements of1aw having been COM
piled with, the proposition was sub
mitted to the shareholders, and each
shareholder present in person or by
proxy voting in favor OF said increase,
by the vote following, to-wit: SHARES.
Gustave Pesson voted in person IS
Albert Estorge voted in person 10
Maurice Bergerie voted in person I
T. w, Muller voted in person 5
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30

One of the richest prizes ever
picked up at sea is now making
her way across the Atlantic to
Gibraltar, in charge of six seamen
from the British ship Senator.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-06-30
"Hello, central!"
"What number, please?'

"Hello, central!'
"What number, pleasee"
"Give me Pekin, and connect me
with the palace of the DOwagel
Empress"
"All right"
ais that the Empress?'
eyes; who are yOu!"
~ am Paul Kruger, President
of the South African Republic"
"Well!
III merely called you up to ad
wise you to load your capital into
a jinricksha and get ready tG
trek"