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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11
SO BKBIiOteca de LA DEMOCRACEA

e cogieron entire los dos evkndole, pesar de su des
esperada resatencia hasta ell orco del pozo en- cuvo
oorde Ie hlceron sentar los pies cogando en- eli
vacfo. - -
-Ten6is cinco minutos para decdiros, querido &C.
for La Chesnaye.
-5Sobre queG-pregunt6 ell pa6ero ouya naturalez.
energlcaj salvsje adcta recobr6 la supremacfa Al
verse con la muerte
-Es necesario que Leafs de corrido ese pergamino
mo Sc F70'
-Lo veremos.
no quiero hacerlo. wv 0n0
-Entonces morir6s,-dijo Plbrac con aoento ora
vey solemne, La Chesnaye grit6 :-lSois unos asss
nos o0A
-Queremos saber 10 que dice ahf-insisti6 Pibrao
La Chesnaye se volvio eohando espumaraio Dor Ia
Oocs CON IL mirada sangrienta sonriendo despreoati
vamente-Podreis matarme, pero no habr6is CON
segudo aVerguar 10 que dice Ell pergamno morira CON
una esperanxa: con la de vengado.
nl pahsro pronunci6 estas paabras CON un tono +a1
que hIzo estremeoer Enrique de Navarro dac;r 4
Flbrac fuera sf Tened cuidado senior d. La Chesnaa
ye' hl tempo pasa es precise vivir 6 morr
--IHe aqui mi respuesta! exolam6 La Chesnave ou
"a mrada brlll6 con sombrfo antusiasmo Viva ii d.
que de Guissi fMuera el rey de Navarral
u antes de que pudiesen detenerle ne arroi6 al no
Enrique P-Drac dieron grito, mirandose con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11
ABAD, STEiNACHER G. co.
INGENIERO CIVILEs

I56 Fifth Avenue, Nuw York.
Sc encargaran de organizsr empFesss
para Ia exploitation de concesiones o@u
lie minas, riegos y obras de interea ge.
oeral en- Porto Rico en- combin aoi6n de
Do Eatados Uuidoa.
Reprasentsnte en Puerto Rico:
IULIo E. SrstxAGasR Powoa
p0n"o Tulio IA Ia 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11
MUY IMpoRTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para COM
pra venta de Acci0nes def ~CreditoD
y de la qLuz El6ctricao, en- la Agen-
cia de negocios de Luis l.. Yordan
DaVila. Cristina, Ponce. Enero 30.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11
La VTEA&1CH
COmpanIa de VapOres itaIianOs

Ell vapor aiano CENTRIC AMERICA negara este puerto
del 10 de este carga para Saint Thomas Santa
Cruz de Tenerife G6nova N6poes Venec Lvorno Teste
pasaeros uamente para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz de Tene
G6nova, NapoIes Barcelona, via G6nova.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-11

Para iuformes generates diigirse consgnatarios
sta plaza
FRfFzEy tUMBF 7 Ca
Ponce, Diciembre 18 de 1899
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
CLUB NEWS.

The woman's Literary union will be
represented By Its president, Mrs. Charlie,
y. Fisgg, Ars.:Philip II. Brown. Mrs..
Lucy N. Sawyer, Misc Charlotte j.
Thomas, Mrs. George q. Frye. at the
biennial meeting OF the General Eedsra-
tion vf womsn's clubs which occurs In
Milwaukee In June.
The wAyside club IL happy In the pos
session OF savsi Of great historic value.
Il was presented to the pfsssssnt. Mrs.
A. r. Polistsr, by an ex-membsr Of ths
naval reserves and 10 mosaic Of many
pieces Of the monitor MontAuk ourieusly
put together and highly polished. "with
the magic Of this nsw wand" the prssi-
dent hopes great things for the future.
The Cosmopolitan club disc used our.
rent politics yesterday aftsrnoon. Next
week tie club will meet on Wednesday
on account Of Fast Day.
The Japhssh club INST With Mrs Chas.
n. Jones. Mrs. Stanley Aodsoch con-
Quoted the authors hour which was very
pleasantly spent with Eugene Field. The
club is finishing its work with thorough
rsvisw Of United States history.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
PORTLAND AND ITS ATTRACTIONS

The above is the title OF new Illus
trAted book published By George W. MOI
ris. In 1t are shown over so full page
half tone pictures Of Portland's parks,
streets and places Of interest. Rivsrton,
Underwood and Cape Cottage parks are
ell illustrated In nns style. the pictures,
like thoss In the rest Of the book being
all nav. Portland's business and resi-
dsnos streets are shown In illustrations
that are remsrka BILE for their olsarness.
All the isian1 resorts come In for their
share and It Is . book that cannet help
being most popular with visitors the
coming season. we'll written dsscrip-
tive matter accompanies the iiiustra-
tions making 10 book OF value for thoss
who wish TO sss all there 10 10 see In
Portland and vieinity. There has bsen
some talk Of issuing some such psblies-
zion In the interests Of the Old Home
week affair. and Mr.. Morris has proposed
10 the city govsrnmsnt that copies Of this
book be used for the purpose. IL Is cer-
tsiniy publication that could be used
with credit to the city.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
ANOTHER SMALL POX CASE.
Man Named Bert Lovett- Found Sick
with the Disease.

Portland has another small pox patient.
He is "Bert" Lovets, hostler, aged thirty
years, and roomer In the old Dyer house
at 10 Commercial street.
Tuesday afternoon Lovstt's mother,
with whom he lived called ut the resi-
dence of the Oity physician and requested
his aid for "siok man." He went with
her to the attic Of the Dyer house and
there be found Lovett. siok In bed and
with the disease just beginning to break
out on his face and hands. The ply ysician
felt fairly positive that he saw before him
. case Of small pox but he decided to
await the advice OF the board OF health.
He ordered the Lovstts to keep away
from the other inmates Of the house, in
cluding five families. ana telephoned his
suepioions to Drs. Merrill and Cummings
Of the board Of health. They directed him
to watch the case and make further re-
port to them.
On Wedneday he again visited Lovett
and the eruption had then progressed
sufficiently to positively oonvinos him Of
the character of the disease. He reported
to the board and yesterday morning the
physicians Of the board Of health made a
vlsit of inspection. 1t was decided that II
',Jas q case Of small pox and the polics
department. was at once tslsphoned for q
Gletail to guard the house. The inmates
were placed under strict quars tlns and
the ominous red flag fiuttered to the
brseze.
Last evening Lovett was moved to the
pest house ard the other Inhabitants Of
the house whose sanitary conditions are
not of the best, will be CLOSELY watched
for Developments. The disease requires
from ton to fourteen days to manifest IT.
self and no new cases would probably be
noticeable for several days
Lovett was the first of the diphthsretic
Jail patients to bs removed to the pest
house last winter. and was released from
1t only about two months aga
OF course 1t is impossible to tell where
Lovett contracted this disease. 1t may be
that he took it from some of the steerage
passengers OF the steamship Vancouver
which brought another case Of small pox
to Portland some weeks ago. put this Of
course cannot be determined at this time.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
STATE OF MAINE.
supreme judicial Court.
CUMBERLAND, IS.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
ORDERED. That subpoena be issued to The
Norton Door Check aud Spring Company. cor
poration organized under the laws OF the State
OF Maine and located in Portland IN the County
OF Cumberland and State OF Maine, TO appear
before q Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court,
10 chambers at Portland, within and for the
County OF Cumberland. on the first Tuesday OF
June, A. ID. 1900, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
by serving said respondent with said subpoena,
an attested copy of the within bill and this order
thereon. thirty days at least prior TO the said
iirst Tuesday OF June. that said respondent may
then and there appear and show cause, II any 1t
has, why decree should mol issue as prayed
for.
ORDERED. That notice OF the pendency of
said bill be also given by publishing an attested
copy of said bill. and OF this order. one week in
the Portland Daily Press, newspaper pub
lshed In said Portland (belng the same county
where the suit Is pendlngl, the first publication
to be AZ least thirty days before The return day.
49, g. C. STR0UT.
Justice Supreme judicial Court.
1Astrue copy OF Bill and Order Of Court thereon.
aprl2-1w
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
BOSTON ALUMNI
or Coburn Classical Institute wnl
Banquet.

The Boston Alumni association Of CO.
burn Classical institute win hold Its rfth
annual reunion at the Copiey S7usrs
hotel, Boston, Saturday evening. April
2ist.
All the graduates and former pupils oi
the school, net only Of Coburn, but 81
well its predecessors, watervilie Classiosl
Institute and watsrville academy, err
cordially invitsd to attend and bring
their friends. A large attendance IL sx'
peoted.
The guests Of the evening win be Rev.
Nath snisl Rutlsr, ID. D.. president ol
Colby college, Rev. George q. Lorimer,
d. D., LII. D., pastor of fremont Tempe.
Mr.. Edward II. Clements. editor Boston
Transcript, Mr.. franklin W. Johnscn,
A. H.. principal Ceburn Classical insti-
tute. Miss trace n. Rowe. soloist.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
THE sTREETsl THE srREETsl

70 the Editor Of the Press:
A frequent and friendly visitor to Port.
land, speaking OF Its streets said: "Port-
land 10 not exactly . dirty city. but 1t Ii
not wsli-kspt city Said . rssident
I'VE spend thousands OF dollars on our
streets and they are In miserable condi.
tion.' 'sDo write an ARTICLE" said the
wife OF one Of our best known citizens
'about our streets" Ii the streets ara
left muah longer as they are. filling eyes.
clothing and houses with dust, spreading
aissass. giving ground for belief In ths
unpleasant reputation rs to the city's un-
healthfulnsss, there will be an outory
whioh will be heard where the outcry
should be heard, though just now do
not know whore that is.
Before We have an "Old Home Week, F"
let the oity be cleaned. and frst OF all let
Its streets be MADE tidy-lst the winter's
accumulation Of dirt bs removed. Can
not the streets be slsanedf
A Native OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
NEW YORK s. HARLEM RAILROAD
co. BONDS.

Aessrs. Harvey Flax 81 Co., of 30 Mas
sau street. New York. and 10 Congress
street. Boston, offer for sale s.. 600. 600
Of the New York g. Harlem RAILROAD
Company 8 l-2 per cent gold bonds at
s1l5ss and Interest, yielding per cent
on the investment. Messrs. Fisk have
already sold sa,ocO. 900 Of the bonds and
Whist they now offer are the balance OF
the issue of sl2, o0O. COO. The bonds are
delivsrALis May /, when the present
mortgage. now bearing z per csat. will
be paid aud cancelled, thls Issue then
becoming the f1rst and only mortgage
on the property.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
FIRST ONE IN FOUR MONTHS

01At04 OAss 4~s
Bor the first time In four mouths Q
Gloucester fishing vessel arrived In this
port yesterday. She 10 the schoonsr A.
L. 1inord and attracted considerable 1t.
tentIon about Commercial wharf whore
she first tied up and ut Custom House
wharf to which she was towed In tie sf.
tsrnoon by the tug Ben Hur. The Clifford
brought about $1,000 pounds Of fish.
Several small boats and sloors ALTO nr.
rived and brought fare altogether oi
about 20. 600 pounds.
The schooner Ellen from RooklAnd
went to the Maine Central wharf during
the afternoon taking 1t0o barrels Of
cement.
The steamer Pomsranian Of the AllAH
line will probably sail at about eight
o'clock this morning. She Is to 60 to
Liverpool direct and is to take q cargo OF
about four thousand tons and about 45O
head of cattle.
The steamer Cum berland arrived during
the afternoon.
1t IL not expected that the elegant new
steamer Tunisian Of the Allan line will
arrive at this port before tomorrow or
Sunday. She comes by the way Of Hall
fax.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
RARE OPPORTUNITY OF VISITING
TaE PARIS EXPOSITION.

The sailing of the new palatial twin
screw steamship Tunisian Of the Allan
line from Portland ON Saturday, April
21st, offers superior advantages. A few
weeks hsnoe all the steamers sailing from
New York and Montreal will be over
crowded, hence the necessity Of taking
time by the forelook. The Tunisian 10
all that could be desired. She is elegant,
large and speedy. She carried ll62 pae-
ssnsers on her first voyage. For tickets
and further par ticulars apply to 4. p.
Mo6owan, 40 Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
A PAINTER INJURED.

ABOUT halt past three o'clock yesterday
afternoon Frank Mccarthy a painter.
who was at work painting the front Of
the building occupied BY the Maine Saw
ings bank ON Middle street. fell from the
ladder ON which he was standing to the
sidewalk. q distance Of about twenty feet
he struck on his head which was hadly
cut, but no bones were broken. DIR. Way
was called to.attend aim and says that
the man will recorar
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
HOLY WEEK AND EASTER SEI
VICES.

The services OF Holy Week and Easter
Sunday at the Cathedral, Portland. win
be conducted in the same imprsssiv Q
manner as In former years, On Holy
Thursday Bishop Healy bieased the Holy
oils followed BY . procession Of the
Blessed Sacrament to the repository. 1he
Tenebrae will be served this evening
with the solemn way Of the CROSS In the
afternoon at three O'Clock. There will be
a sermon this evening, Solemn high mass
on Easter Sunday will be at 1890 =. M.
An elaborate musical programme will be
presented aud also at Pontihcal vsspers
beg inning at 3 p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
N HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.

The Home family were favored with .
very pleasing entertainment Wednesday.
Miss Dow brought In o fine phonograph
ana gave variety Of selections rang
Ing from grave TO gay, including
spssohes, songs and instrumental music
of high order. The ladies and their
visitors fully appreciate the kindness Of
the sntertainsr !. giving . bright and
happy afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
ROssINI CLUB.
The stsbat Mater wa. Rendered Quite
Arti.tieaiiy.

A. Kotzsehpar hall yesterday after.
neon at 40 o'cieek the stabat Mater
was rendered by the Rossinl ehorus, un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Llswsllyn b.
Cain, In . manner which was quite ar
tistic. The chores was heard 10 the
hesb advantage while the solo parts ware
sung with much delioaoy Of expression.
The full programme was;
Grave. Chorus
AndAnte Amoroso. Soprano Solo
Miss Alios Wood.
Larghetto, Chorus
Allegro ALEC solo
Largo Chorus
Allegro. Chorus
Tempo 9iusto, Soprano solo
Mrs. EVELYN Day White.
Allegro Moderate. Soprano solo
Mrs. Evelyn Dsy whits.
Allegro Moderate, Alto Solo
Allegro. Chorus
Tempo Gihsto, Chorus
Largo, Alto solo
Allegro. Chorus
Large, idoloe sempre,l Duet
Miss Harriet Foster, ,Miss Julia K. Noyss.
Pre- s.o afsai, Chorus
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
GUMPTION.

FfEETIINE does not have gumption till one has been
Ef1[l4 properly cheated" Persons Of gumption
N[][lIl Using Ivory Soap, women who have trusted
lN4U themselves too near the precipice Of false
economy and who can now appreciate the true econo
my in soap made Of pure vegetable oils and other
high class ingredients but made in such quantity
to bring the price within the reach Of the very poorest
family Indeed it is the very poor who most need it, for
they can least afford the extravaganza Of soap
~
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

Yesterday went on trial the action Of
G. Q. Chapman OF Portland, surviving
rastner. vs. Captain Andrew j. York Of
Portland to recover about $1,000. bal
sncs alleged to be due on accounts be-
tween plaintin's firm and York. relating
to Atchison and Santa Fe stock sold York
during the years 1899 and 1898. Foster &
Rsrsey for the plaintin and Bepjsmin
Thompson for the defence.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
Petitions In bankruptcy have been nIsd
by Edward q. Gay, Pennington; Everett
Z. Hatch, Chester; Elbridge q. Keene.
Chester; Charles .. Davis. westbrook
Frank o. Wslker, Bradford; Thomas ID.
Bsaulleu, Biddsferd; Tilson II. Baker
New Portland Daniel W. Richards, Ben
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13

tity enc msy wish. Tns advertise meat
gives some interesting particulars and all
desiring thsss buns or tomorrow should
read them. Eatira hot GROSS puns on
Good Friday is time honorsd Englisb
custom and many in this country con-
tinus IL
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-O,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
baking simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors:- Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
EAsTER SALE or LADIES' HATS

In the spacious stare and rsoms Of y.
II. Butler, 2b7 and 26l Middle street. .
special sale OF Trimmed Hats and I'm
trimmsd Hats ID now In progress. There's
wondsrfui display Of beautiful hats for
ladies and missss, and tbs low prices are
. surprise TO Portland shoppers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
MEraoDIsT UNION SERVICE.

All the Methodist Episcopal churches
of the city will units in . communion
service at Chestnut street church tonight.
The following olersymen are expected
20 be present and assist the pastor In the
service, Rev. E. .. Thsyer. ID. D., Rsvs.
W. q. Bovard, Il. s. J. NcAliister, II.
E. Dunnack, j. X. Clifford, y. h.
0rifiith ana A. G. Traften.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13
STATE OF MAINE.
In Supreme Judicial Court,
IN EQUITY.
CUMnERLAND, IS.
= z tEasNaFEFf -
Charles S. Penhallow

Charles 5. Penhallow
vs..
The Norton Door Check and Spring Company.
Charles y. Penhallow OF Boston, In the Cone
mohwealth of Massachusetts, complains against
the Norton Door Check and Spring Company, q
corporation organized under the laws OF ihs
State OF Maine, and located at Portland, in the
County OF Cumberland and State OF Maine, and
says
First-That the defendant corporation was
duly organized under the laws OF the State OF
Maine. and has an established place of business
at Portland, In the County OF Cumberland and
State of Maine.
Second-That your complainant Is the Treas
urer Of said defendant corporation.
Thrd--That at meeting OF the stockholders
of tsaid defendant corporation, legally called
York and state Of Maine, on the fourteenth dav
OF June, A. ID. 1899, the stockholders of sail de-
fendant corporation voted 10 dissolve the same
and 10 authorize your said complainant as
Treasurer Aforesaid, to commence and prose-
cute the necessary legal proceedings for It's dis
solution.
of said defendant corporation. and there are no
existing assets OF said defendant corporation
requiring distribution.
Wherefore your complainant prays;
First-That IL may he decreed that said Tho
Norton Door Check and spring Company be dis
solved and its affairs wound up.
Secondhand for such further and other relief
In the premises as this nature of SAID complain
ants ease may require andto Your Honors shall
seem meet.
Tnrd-That the writ Of subpoena be granted
TO your complainant directed TO said Tho Nor
ton Door Check aud Spring Company. thereby
Honorable Court. aud then and there TO answer
all and singular the premises and to stand 70.
perform aud abide such order and decree there-
CHAs. s. PENHALLoW.
WILFORD G CHAPMAN,
So oicitor for Complainant.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-13


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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-28
WnIIe fiaIsen coIIege.

Preparations are poing forward for
extensive Improvements at Willie
Halsell college. aud next year promis-
es to he a year Of advancement and
activity at the college 5000 will be
expended upon the main building and
in the erection uf new dormitory 70
boys. The main college building Will
get a new rQof and be raised story
higher, Tie upper story to be used by
the college societies.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-28
Probabilities.
purest drugs at Foreman.s.
Fair tonight and tomorrow

Purest drugs at Foremans.
Badgett's store is being repainted.
Low prices ON paints at Foremaq's.
Blake Gore is down from Bluejacket
today.
NJ. L. Patterson is down from Az
ton today,
A good thing for the tooth you will
find at Gus Nichols.
DR.. Stuart, OF Mountain Grove, Mo-,
is visiting In the city.
Tickets for the big minstrel show
IS, 25 andl35c at Foremans.
ASK your grocer for Red Cross ball
blue. Large OF. package &c.
Soaps, fine perfumes and elegant
stationery at Peoples drug store.
Finest and fattest sides Of beef
tender and nice, at Gus Nichols.
Two trains daily on "The Choctaw"
between Howe and Elreno. See agent.
When you 30 to buy hluing, ask for
led Cross ball blue. Large package
5 cents.
Mrs. Lee, mother Of Mrs. J T.
RatcliiT, arrived this morning from
Parsons.
John r. McIntoh has been appoint
ed government census enumerator at
Chelsea.
Mrs. S. II. Mayes and daughter, Miss
Carrie returned from San Antonia,
Tex, Monday.
Jake Guthrie came down from
Seneca today, where he had looking
after mining interests,
Misses Allie Williams and Louise
Chandler went 70 Chelsea today to
attend the Epworth league conference
The college faculty and pupils we're
going picuicing today at Bracketts
farm, but were disappointed by the
rain.
A peep into Gus Nichols ice chest
will show you that his meats will be
kept fresh and appetizlng even in the
hottest weather.
John Franklin came in today from
Southern Texas with a train OF W. u
Halsen1 cattle. Frank Billingslea
is also expected today.
The leading Indian Territory news
paper-the Daily and Weekly Chief
tain. 40 cents y month for the Daily
Eod dollar year for the weekly.
Frank Howard, Of Baron, l. T., but
formerly Of Vlnita, having been may
or OF the town once, was here today
en- route 10 Claremore to attend the
republican convention there next
Monday
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-28
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
An Obsterperous Grand Jury Witness
ResponsibIe.l

One OF the rooms occupied by
the census office in the court house
is the grand jury room during
court sessions On the walls of
this room may be seen splashes Of
ink, on one side it is spattered
from floor to ceiling, and Super
visor Darrough is kept pretty busy.
explaining To visitors the cause Of
this defacement Of the wall OF his
Office. The story is that at a ses-
sion Of the VinIta grand jury not a
great many years ago an obstrep-
erous witness and a member of the
grand jury got into fight and the
irate juror threw an ink well at the
head of the witness, breaking it
(the ink well) against the plas-
tered wall. Darrough threatens to
put up a placard bearing the in
scription: "Done in fight" to
save time and breath in answering
ouastiona
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-28

ST. LOUIS q SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY