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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Me invita- usted 8 que veuga d M9xi
co, ciudad donde listed SO dirige, fin
ds que celebremos allf una confereuoia,
en- la que tendr&n participation otros
isfes mexicanos que estkn en- armas,
prometl6ndonos 4 todos las fuerEas ne
cesarias para que nos escolten en- el
trAnsto, empefiando como seguridad
garantia su f6 publiea, su paiabra y
honor. Impossible me es, Senior, aten-
der ese llamamiento mis- ocupaeiones
nacionaIes no me 10 psrmiten pero 81
co e ejercioio de mis- funciones pGblioas
70 debiera aceptar tai intervention, no
ssrlan suieiente garantia la f6 pGb!ies,
Ia palabra el honor de un agente de
Napoleon, dc un hombre que 80 apoya
on esos afrancesados do In naoi0n me.
xioana, del hombre que representa-
hoy Ia osusa dc una dc las parties que
6rmarou el tFatado do la Sooi0dad.
Me dice listed que dc la eonferenoia
que teugAmos, en oil case do que 20 Ia
acepte, no duda que resultarA In paE y
con ella la felioidad del pueblo mexioa
no; quo ol imperio oontarA en- adelan-
te, oolooandome on an pucsto distin-
guido, con Cl soryioto do mis- luoes y oil
apoyo do mi patriotismo. Es Gierto,
SsNor, que la historic contemporaries
registra ol nombre do grsndes traidores,
que han violado sus juramentos y sus
pr0mcsas que han faltado su propio
pArido, sus snteoedentes y 8 todo 10
que hay dc sagrado para ell hombre hon
rad0; que en- estas traiuiones, al trader
ha sido guisdo por una torpe ambicion
de maudo y an vii deseo de satisfacer
sus propias pasiones y a1n sus mismos
vicios pero e. sncargsdo sotualmente
De Ia Republics, salido de las masas
Cscuras del pueblo, sacumbirA Isl en- los
juioios de Ia Proyidenoia esta determi
nado que sucumba-cumpliendo con IN
jursmento, correspondence d las espe-
ranEas de la naci6n que preside y salts
fsciendo las aspiraciones de So concien-
eia.
Tengo nscesidad de conuluir por fall
Is de tempo, sgregar6 solo una Oh
servaei6n : es dado 81 honbre, Senor,
atacar los derechos sgenoss aPodersrse
de sus bienes, stentar coatra Ia vida de
los que defender 50 nacionalidsd, hscer
de sas yirtudes an crimen y de los vi
clos propios una virtud /; perO hay una
eOss que e2ta faera del aloance de la
Peryersidad, es Ell fallo tremendo de
Ia historia. ELLA nos iuxgara.
Soy de ustei ateuto seguro servidor,
BKcgrTo JUAREz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
JustOs p0r pecadOres

La empres2 de la Compaffa Drama
tica jSerrddor< Mari, apesar del gran
cr6dito que tiene por todos los teatros
de America, no Vacila en- ofreoer a los
abonados que depositara ell dinero del
abono en- Ell <Credito Poncefloo, reti-
randolo en- dos plazos: ell primero, des
pu6s de las seis primeras funciones, J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

GGuillermo Wives, Doctor en- Medi-
Gina y Cirujia de la UniverSidad de
Madrid, y OcuIista, certifca:
Que en- su larga practica ha com
probado cOnstantemente la sOrpren-
dente eficacia de la &Emulsion de
ScOtt~ para combatir la .debilidad,
raquitismo y bronquitis cr6nica de la
mujer y del nino, varias dftcciOpeS
de los OjOS Qate 7'ecO7lOSca3e por eau
sa, una atonia general del organis-
mo, una diatesis escrofulosa.
para que conste. expide la pre-
sente en- Ponce, Pto, Rico, Il. de
Mario de 1900. GUILLERMO WIVES.
ONos participa don Vicente Bermddez
hab6rsele extraviado l5.pesos orc entire
la Plaza de la Abolicion la esquina
del Cometa.
Ell que los enouentre, 81 quiere hacer
una obra hon ada, puede devolverlos al
referido senior, que 6l gratiGeara.
NOVEDAD: Simon Pierluisi detalla
en- su almacen ron veto superior a
los pJecios de sesenta Y cuaren nta
centavOS b0telIa rec0mienda Ell .pri-
mer como calidad especial Y tan
bueno como Brandy Hennes;s.
Tamhien tiene de yenta papas del
Pals ffescas de su acreditada marca.
Gale Mayor numeFo 90.
Ponce, 20 de Mayo de 1900. N a
Repetidas veees hemos liamado la
stencion sobre Ell alumb brado publico, y
hoy Sc nos queian los yecinos de la calle
Mayor, trozo comprendido entire Luna
y Aurora que lieyan mas de siete dfas
eH la oaeuridad por negarse dar luz
los faroles de ese trsyecgo.
Amenazados constantemente de rebog
~ hurtos, bien mereee Ia pena que la
sutoTidad tonne eartas en- Ia question
alumbrado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Hasta las tres de la tarde del dfa 10
de JUNO proximo, sc recibiran en- las
sfcinas de Instruction Publiea, pianos
y presupuestos generates para la cons
trucci6n de dos ediicios en- que ha dt
instalarse la Escusla Normal 6 Indus
de Faiardo. Para detalles v6ase la Ga
ceta Official soioitenlos directament
en- la antedicha oficins.
San Juan P. r. % de Mayo de 1900.
Goo. @. Grof,
Comisionado de instruction INFERNO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
JULIO ROUvIER

mdeStrO de Obras y agrImensOr OTrece
sus serVicios PROFESSIONALS, como des
llndes, mensuras, particiones, pre-
supuestos de obras, trabaj0s de deli
neaci0n, y dibujos de todas clases, CO.
pias etc. Gale la Villa
Ponce, Mayo 3 de 1900 Lima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
DR. JULIO r. LAMouTTE
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

Ofrece sus seryicioS profesionales er
la calle del Castillo, numero %.
Consultas de a IL y de 5.
Ponce, Mario % de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Eu oompailfA de la distinguiia fami
liza de nuestro amigo don Jose Miguel
Morales, embaroo por este puerto para
los Estados Unidos, abordo del Cara
cas-, la senora esposa de nuestro amigo
don Luis Bravo, de Mayagii9z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
MAMUEE. GaRAL0EZ BOSCH
k8OGAD0

Ofrece sus servicios perfesiona es
en- la Gale le Luna namero 10.
Horas de cOnsulta de IL 2t
Ponce, % de Mayo de 1900 m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

La colonla yenezolana de San Juan
sc dispone celebrar una fiesta iiteraria,
con motive de la aparicion de los restos
del Marisoal de Ayaeucho, acaecida en-
Quito, capital del Ecuador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Ell tenici1a R4ldiris manifesto en-
carta que dirije nuestro colega III
Diario, no ser cierto que ei pertenezca
al partido republicano.
Dice que eada dia esta mas enamora.
do de las tenias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
PreeiOs DOE fHmeEOnPl
Repertoire de la compaiia
Ia. aotabEes comedfas fraueesas


Dora, DtO11i ia. DEM Monde, Los
Rantzaut, FL Amigo Fritz, Durand
Durand, Clara Sol, Sorpresas del Di-
yorcio, La Femme d Papa, Aasdgeo,
Cabeza de ChOrlito, DtUOrc0yg Difun-
to Toupines, La extrangera, Franci-
lion, Odette, Frou Frou, Fernando,
Felipe Derblay, Sergio Panine, Sar-
gentos Franceses, Ferreol, Teresa
Raauin. Dana de las CG551ettds, Ma.
rimonfo de OLYMPIA, Suplicio de una
mujer, Las tres jaquecas, Mr.. Alton
so, Dos HfYn3dndS, Noyela de la vida,
Maria Ant0nieta.
ES II RE III oS
(De Ebscnl
Casa de muneca, Los ApaFecsdOs.
Tn enemigo del pueblo.
r. 7OSTAND
Cy1.d7s0 dc BsTger0c, Los Pilletes,
Paris fin de SiglO, SerEicio obIigato-
rio. l. Abb6 CoHstantin, COrte de-
Napoleon Thermidor, La Sphinx,
TEATRO ESPANOL
La Loca de IA casa, Maria Rosa
Mariana. D Iocura o santidad. Muer~
te Civil, La de s. Quintin, Serafina
/ Ia devota, Realidad, DOna PePfecta.
Hombre negro, SiIencio de muerta.
Rosario, Raza Vencida, EE Cqstkqo y
TERRA baja.
NOTA: No Sc repetira ninguna
i t0bra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Llamamos la atenci6n de nuestros Iec-
torres hacia Ell anuncio de la importante
casa de los sefiores Piza hermanos de
esta ciudad, que insertamos en- sitio pre-
ferente de este numero.
FL surtido que ofreeen es expl6ndido,
razon por la cual merecera la mejor de-
manda del comercio.
Aver medic dfa, despu6s que fu6
snspendido por la hora ell juioio oral que
g celebraba en- esta Corte, circuio una
hojs impress, titulada <Ante la histo
ria8, que autoriza con su firma nue-tro
amigo don Fernando j. Matfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

En- Machuelo arriba s. vende naa
estancia a una hora de "a pobfaci6n
compuesta de tFeinta y tres cuerdaa
cafe frutOs memories.
Para informes diFijirse a ia Gale
de Wives ne. - 1 =
BAHaTlsEMO- Tn hermoso CO..
che de cuatro asient0s Tnuy c0m0dOs
acabado de saiir del taller
Don Jose Pima infoEmara.
Mayo % I'm. y.p u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
MANUEL,LE0M PARRA
Ab0gddo
n. VI. de GOicOechea
PrOcttrdd0r.

u. VI. de GOicOechea
Pr0c,pador.
UNION Sol No IL. .-TELEFoNo so.
CoNsULTAs SO IL am. y1A4 pm
Mayo 8, 1900.
I'm pariente del sefior don Luis Gu.
velje nos hsce notsr dos equivocsoiones
en- que incurrimos al dar cuenta del fa
llecimiento de dicho senior : Ia prlmera,
que no falleoio "a Adiuntas sino en- esta
ciudad en- Is casa de So hijo poIftieo
don Jaime Oliver = ia segunds, que
cuando fue votar en- Adjuntas, no sc
hizo trasladar en- h8msca sino que fue
por sus propios pies aoompanado de va
rios amigos.
Publicamos estas sclaFaciones, aunque
no tienen importancia alguna, por com
placer al dicho pariente del sefior Gu
velje.
Ha pefecido ahogado en- Ssnturce,
al ir a tomar un banjo de mar ell seflor
don Luis Scamaroni.
Aver embare6 para Venezuela y la
America del Sur nnestro estimado ami
90 don Carlos Wyman, en- asantos re-
Iacionados con la representation conner
ciaI que ejerce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Al teatro, pues, esta noche pasar
un ratio divertido, sgradable J por POGO
dinero.
Ha embarcado en- ell vauor IsLa fEe
L'tr'ady con Tumbo la Habana, Ell joven
Artlsta puertorriquefio don Juan Nadal
Santa Coloma, tan aplaudido de este
publlco cuandO vino en- la compafifa e.
ra AgttsticG.
Va contratado para trabajar en- Cuba
con la compaffa de zarzuela de Casti-
llo.
Feliz visje lie deseamos al amigo y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

BOYSEN & CO., Ponce playa J ase-
gur0s contra incendios y contra riesgos
maritimOs. s.-Tambien Sc aseguran va
lores por cOrreo, bajO cartas certifI-
cadas, d premio sumamente baratO.
Mayo o de 1900 o ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Ha trasladado su domicilo d la ciu-
dad, Gale de la Reina no. II
Horas de consulta: De 8 a 10 A M.
y de 2 a P. M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
oRGOL PAsAsELL Encuadern

UnGUL FASA Ell knCuaueTHd-
dor. Tiene ell gusto de poner en- CO
nocimient0 del publico Y de su hume
rosa clientele que ha trasIadadO gu
taller la Gale del Amor, bajos de la
estaci0n telef0nica proponi6ndose com
placer los gustOs mas exigentes, puds
al efectO cuenta con elementOs y ma
teriales prOpiOs para clio.
Ponce, Mayo 5 de 1000. IL 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Una persona responsible solicita en-
alquiler una casa de precio m6dico en-
sitiO cOnyeniente de la pohlacion. En-
esta redacci0n iRformaran Mayo 6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

HOraS de conSulta: De 8 10 A M.
y de 2 P. NJ.
Naof en- Comerfo IL orilla izquierda
del Plata. Me erie en- uu almac6n don
de me scariciaron los suaves dedos de
una triguela salerosa encsrgada de ola
sificar mi aleurnis. Tan alta fue esta
considerable, que he vivido siempre, por
dictamen de la triguefa, entire la ckose
superior. Vine Ponce la universidad
tabacologica de Colon Gonzalez San
TIM y ahora, porque mi vida sera bre-
We me llaman breva. Y breva fx de
SigLo, que es como deeir, que no llegs
nunca envejecer.
Dios mfo Spor que no me hiciste
6oticbe, para cue sc hubiera eternizado
mi exissencia2
Llsmamos la atencion de nuestros lee
torres sobre ell documento historico que
publioamos en- otrO sitio.
Es una carta interessntfsima del Ge-
neral Juares al que fue emperador de
Mexico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Sc ALQUILA la casa numero 30
en- la calie de Wives. Informes Ra-
fael Mayoral. SO s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Tomas Mensanto Y 3artoIfa. Agen.
te general de negocios Y solicitador
en- esta ciudad de La :" New York Ii
fe Insurance Company Gran com
pa.nia de Seguros de Vida.
Ofrece sus servicios en- su Ofcina
calle de la Luna namero 10 Ponce.
Mario de 1900, lima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

The only american Hotel IN Ponce.
American cooking american beef
Rates
DoIlas so 2. $50 per day.
Ponce p. Z.
Simonpietri G Bre,toIIia.
Marina & Aurora Streets.
. SPARKLETS = o sean aparatos
para hacer en- pocOs minu-
tos SODA WATER, aerear leche, vi
no y todo liquido que Sc desee hacer
esferv0cente.
De venta precios m0dicos en- la
herreria y fundici0n de ROBERTO
Marina %, Ponce. P. R.
Mayo, "a de 1900. 3vs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
us. La Noehe do san BartoIomt

vooadO al tomArls pOr L'O de ArnemburgO m'rmar6:
E,tabs de.sr nadO Noe dsssuvsir6 Ia s'Padi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

q HOS5 UHSNO3 OUaHIO 30 I'D" !" NUkAAIJu u7UO
la Ultima de abono. as
Is Sc alquila una c6moda y ventilada
casa en- la calle de la Virtud, ianto d
la Estrells, sitio Ell mas c6ntrico. Tie
ne baIlo, luz el6ctrics, casa para criado,
tres aposentos, sala, comedor, cocina,
l:trina, casa para tinaiero y galerfa Co
rfida.
Para informes, dirijirse al admins
trador de LA DEMoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

La Ultima funcion Gel Cinemat6grafo
seri esta noche. La empress Sc proPo-
ne Ciar las meiores vistas de 50 reperto
rie. cue aun no son conocidas, y repre-
ducir las que mas han gustado como IN
obsequio de despedida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
ABONO POR IL FUNcI0aES

Palcos altos y bajos sin entPadas,
48 pesos. Palcos altos y bajos sin
entradas numeros |, 2, IL y I8; $50.
Grilles altos y bajos sin entradas, $50,
Lnneta con entradas - pesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
TROPICAL :HoUsE

Electric LigAt-Eire escapes
JSh0aoer- Bath
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Ha pefecido ahogado en- Ssnturee,
al ir a tomar un banjo de mar Ell seflor
don Luis Scam2roni.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30
LiSta de los artiStaS Dor OTden alfaDetiCO
ACTRICES:

Aragon Carmen, Bajatierra Maria,
Davila Carolina, Imperial Maria, Ma
RI JosEFINA, Mantilla Juana, Rosario
Lopez, Royira Maria, Santos Enri-
quota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-30

Ha fallecido ea Csfacss Ia honorable
matronl doTa Palar Persza de Bolet
madre amantfsiusa del distiuguido lite
ratio amigo nuestfo dYn Nicanor Bole
Perazs, s quien eAviasuos nuestTo pesa
me sentido.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-06
TAYLOR WANTS ELECTION LAW.


FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 6, 190O.-Gover-
nor Taylor had just received a telegram
giving the results of the Louisville con-
ference when seen this morning by a
correspondent of The Associated Press.
He declined to discuss the matter, saying
it would not be courteous in him to do so
until he had been officially informed of
the text of the agreement. He said, how
ever, that the passage of an honest cleo
tion law for Kentucky was all that ne
asked and no personal ambition of his
should stand in the way of securing It.
The news of the agreement reached last
night in Louisville was received with
great relief in Frankfort. The strain of
the last ten days has been very great and
any lessening of tension was most well
come to the members of both parties. Not
a single member of the Legislature,
Democrat or Republican, is in the city
and none is expected before late in the
afternoon or tomorrow.
1t was 10:30 o'clock before Judge Yost
and Mr.. Sweeney, the Republican at
torneys, arrived from Louisville; Gen.
Daniel Lindsay, of Louisville, being with
them They had the agreement and carr
ried it at once to Governor Taylor's office,
and the door was locked upon all out
siders. 1t is generally believed that Gov.
Taylor will accept the agreement,
although he has as yet given no positive
assurance that he will do so.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-06
GOEBEL'S FUNERAL.
Citizens of Covington Turn Out
to Do Him Honor.

COvINGTON, KY. Feb, 6, 1900 The
special Goebel funeral train arrived here
at O'clock this morning from Frank
fort It consisted of a baggage car with
the casket and floral tributes, coach for
the pallbearers, Judges of the Appellate
Court, Legislative Committee and others,
and a Pullman with the relatives Among
those in the Pullman were Arthur Goe-
bel, of Cincinnati; Justus Goebel, wife and
children, of Arizona; Mrs Braunecker, of
Ohio, sister of Mr.. Goebel;, MI, and Mrs.
REYNOLDS, of Cincinnati. Mr.. Reynolds
is a brother-in-law of Justus GoebeL Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McCord and other per-
sonal friends were also in the Pullman.
The caSket was removed from the
Capital Hotel at Frankfort shortly before
four A. M The hearse. followed by car
riages and many pedestrians, proceeded
under the electric lights TO the special
train which left at four A. M. The demon
stration in honor of Governor Goebel in
the city and county which he had rep
resented in the State Senate for twelve
wears was i'mpressiyely simple. A large
detail of police was stationed about the
depot and another detail kept the streets
clear from the depot to the Odd Fellows,
Hail. where the body lies in state.
With the reception of floral tributes
carried In the procession, ehere was no
attempt at display The relatives had
been driven to their respective nomes and
not single carriage was In line a guard
Of honor consisting of fifty neig hpors re-
ceived the body at the depot ana anotnss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-06
A SHERLOCK HOLMES.
Mr.. Geraghty's Unique
Method Of Trying to
Detect Anonymous
Writer.

An anonymous letter writer has for the
past month been sending communi cations
to MIR. John Geraghty, one of Greenviile 3
prominent citizens, which have caused
him considerable annoyance. The writer
apparently is a woman. Captain Nugent
and Detective Pearson have been working
on the case, and they expect to make an
arrest in a few days.
The case is rather singular, rs tnere IS
no apparent intention of blackmail. The
letters, of which there are about dozen,
make unpleasant assertions about Mr.
Geraghty's conduct Each letter contains
a repetition of the previous charge.
Mr.. Geraghty, who is a respectable mar
ried man with two grown up sons, at first
considered the matter a joke, but as com
munications, neatly addressed by fem
nine hand. began TO pile up. he became
worried. The police were notified, and
they are now hot on the trail of the often
der
Previous to notifying the police Mr.
Geraghty devised a little plan of his own
to detect the anonymous letter writer He
ruled lines on a large sheet of paper,
forming a staff as in music. Mr. Ger
requested them to place their names IN
rhe spaces, at the same time explaining
that he was arranging a unique piece OF
music. In this manner he obtained ABOUT
100 signatures, but none compared WITH
that of his tormentor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-06
ALDERMAN|C ASP|RANTS.
The Seventh Ward Has Any
Number of Hopeful
Candidates.

The semi-annual meeting of the Seventh
Ward Democratic Club was held last
night at the New York Bay House, Ocean
and Wilkinson avenues. The all important
subject, Jersey City's water supply, was
fairly discussed. After considerable dis
cussion a resolution was unanimously
adopted favoring the purchase of the
Flynn plant. All the members agreed to
make an effort to get all the ward voters
out on February 1S to cast their ballots
for the project.
A discussion of the new clubhouse pro
ject resulted in the unanimous consent of
all members to put forth extra efforts to
secure the building.
For the past month Aldermanic bees
have been working overtime buzzing in
the bonnets of several prominent Demo-
Gratis. There are more aspirants for Al
dermanic honors in that ward than any
previous year. One member, who has a
reputation as a conservative, estimated
thai twenty solid Democrats are looking
for the nomination. 1t will be decided at
the open primaries to be shortly neld.
Among the possibilities are Alderman
Peter Ehrhart, whose term viii expire TINS
spring; Joseph Blaese, President Of the
ward club; Patrick Hanley, Joseph Duff,
William Walmboch and Otto Weisz-Ham-
burger. Alderman Ehrhardt has an
nounced that he did not care for
an election but it is probable that
hardt has announced that he did not care
for an election, but it is probable that
with a little urging he would accept.
Joseph Blaese has been for years an ac-
tive Democratic worker. and should he
express a desire for the nomination, ne
would doubtless receive the full support
of the Seventh Ward Democratic Club.
Patrick Hanley is a saloon-keeper on
Ocean avenue, and he publicly announced
at the Davis ball that he was out for the
nomination. The announcement was quite
a surprise tosthe organization Democrats,
who had previously been unaware of Mr.
Hanley's rising popularity. They are won't
to consider men only who in the past
have worked for the Democratic party,
and in looking over the records they fail
to see the honored name of Hanley Mr..
Hanley, however, is a true opfimIst, and
can see nothing but rosy visions of sue
cess He wants the Aldermanic nominal
ton, and he is indifferent as to noW it
comes If the Democrats won't nominate
him, some of his friends say, he will run
on an Independent ticket, and If Mr.. Han
lev is to be believed. will roll up the larg-
est vote in the history of the Seventh
ward.
Joseph Duff is a well known plumber of
Danforth avenue. He is a member of the
ward club, and would doubtless receive its
endorsement if Mr.. Blaese decided not to
run. At future meeting there will be a
longer discussion of the Alderman1c pos
cihf1tfiac
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-06
A Pet Dogs Remarkable Escape.

Tha ..Tines' recently printed the story
of Va fox terrier owned by Henry Lane.
Of Waterville (near Waterbury,, getting
wedged in a deep crevice in a cliff where
he could not be reached and the action
dynamite in the crevice, with the humane
intent of averting death by starvation.
The sequel to this story has appeared in
Waterville in the person of the dog him
self. The family of Mr. Lane were greatly
surprised, naturally, when he walked into
the house last Tuesday morning. He was
greatly emaciated. of course, not having
had square meal for eleven days, but
apparently all right otherwise. Evidently
the dynamite had not been near enough to
harm him, and the shrinkage consequent
upon his enforced fast had in time been
sufficient to release him from his rocky
tomb All of which goes to prove the old
adage that every dog is bound to have his
day, tight pinches and dynamite to the
contrary notwithstanding.