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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
Doda sin.patica 8
Fernando Marquee y Maria Morera

En- ell vecino pueblo de Rio-piedrss, cele-
br6se en- la noChe del sabado el matrimonio
cat6Iico de nuestro estimado amigo 81 Lcdo.
gn Farmacia don Fernando Marquee con Ia
bella distinguida sehorits Maria Morera
4uiIlot
E acto tuvo 1ugar en- Ia casa de los seiio-
rss Morera, donde se erig6 IN altar da hoe, ene
al Que ohcl6 el curs psrroco de kio piedras,
asistendo selects escogida concurrencia.
Anadrinaron Ia boda los espesos Schira, pa
rientes cercanos de la desPosads
Como las nueve media presensaronse
an ei salon los novios, todas las fniraoas 80
dIrIgieron a 10 senorita Morera, que elegante-
nonte atavlada, resplandecfs en- TODD el poder
do su belleza.
Dsspues de celebrado 81 acto re'igfoso fue
bbseoniada In concurrencia exPiendidamente,
bsllkndose aIgunas danzas los acordes del
Dlsno, prolongandose tan agradable reunion
hssts las once de Ia nochs en- que Sc retiraron
los convidados, entire los que fguraoan las Ia
milias de Font Glilot, Rodrfguez, Garrigs,
schIrs, Daubon, Monclova otras mas
las dies y media los j6venes esposos sa~
Heroa en- coche COP dirscci6n Csguas, donds
u sefior Marquez eierce su profession de fsrma-
G3utlco.
Deseamos q los esposos Marquee una eter-
ha dicha, que Csguas sea para eilos Ia cin-
dad de las gratas expanciones J de los ousces
fecuefdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
HUEiSPHDES

Ligsa de los huespedes Passjeros del Ho-
TEL AURORA. 1
Don Mareelino SolA, don Salvador Sols,
don Mariana AbriI don Luis Rodriguez Caore-
TO- don Carlos Toro Fernandez, don Pearo
LAMA, don Pastor Sanchez, don Lanreano 10
driguez, don Roman Blanco, don Jose MAILS
Va9onez seforita sobripa, sefiorita Tomasa
Ramos don Joaquin Amadeo. doctor Tomas
Vszquez, don Eusebio Buitrsgo, Mr.. r. 1.
Haydoy, don Fernando Veyroa, don Evaristo
Campo, don Javier Cuevss. don Pedro j; Cspo
ystforita hermana. Mr.. Nelson d CiacK' mr.
Ernest d. Tarrfn. Mr.. Hany M. Payne, don
Manuel ssntisteve, don Epgenio Ruiz. Miss
Emma G. Brill Miss Anna Strichler y UNA
iou, Mr.. Stuggsrh, Mr.. Feepie, Mr.. Wnirie,
Mr. Saliva. Mr. Giles, DON Manuel FRANCO
Gins, don Ricardo GAMBIA Garcia, don Ramon
Csavsl
Aurora Marin,
Propietaria,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
LA DEMOCRACIA
Contra MauIe6n

Luis Parez otros han denunciado Jose
MauIe6n varIos mas al Tribunal de policia
por disparo lie armss de fnego agres1on.
e hecho motive de la denuncfa es segdu
sfgue:
Como ESQ de las IL media de la noche
del jueves, Dsmetrio Garcia, Banito A'onso y
tres mas de las turbas de Mauieon. armaron
IN esckndao frente 81 local de la <Federaci6n
LtbreD, en- Ia Gale de la Crus, agredfendo
Juan Guerra, miem bro de aouella.
La gavilla amenaz6 con atacar Ia <fsdera.
c6n, aespues de befar los asociados de 6sta
Uno de dicha gsvila grit6 <Todos los que
tomsron parts en- ell <meeting, del domingo
seran apaleados.2
Guerra, que Sc na'laba Ia cale. trat6
de rebuff de los bandoeros; pero uno de estos
le agrodi6 los otros tiraron de sus rev6lveras.
N.die fue detendo hoy sc celebrarA ell
inicio de fxltas.
Esto no ofrece nada de particular acos-
tumbrados como estamos, registrar diario
un atropello lie csc faccioso. Lo que 81 nos
llama la atenci6n, es que ese tipo, cabeza de
turbas. siga siendo empleado municipal sin
que ell gobarnador tome earta de nsturaiesa en-
ell asunto.
9QnosQue tGndemS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
FL Dr.. Reguero FeIid

Este distlDguido amigo nuestro, ha fiado
gu residencia en- San Juan, donde ha estaoie-
cldo un dispensario en- la calle de la EortaIeza
nGmero 10.
All propo tempo trata de organizar una
elinica en- Santurce, cuyo buen exito garanti-
zamos desde Iuego, dadss su competenc1a 81
larga prkctics profesionafes.
10, u hA s4csIente s9 adouisici6n que reaizs; sl
doctor Reguero Felit, n&s de un cumplido
caballero, de exquisite trato social, es IN me-
dco experto acredltado, de conocimientos
NADIA comunes.
eldag frsses de elosio, con motive de una did
eli operac6n que ha reaiizsdo de manera sa-
tisfs ctoria y briilante.
Muchos son los triunfos que le esperan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
A sDSyAz
N0TAg PaaEs CeDBREes

Diciembra 2s.
E casino esps1ol ha acordado celebrar en-
en- sus salones todos los buen bale
de sociedad, una velada baiie.
Tam ben daran dos esplsndidos bales
en Is noche del primero de afo, vfspara de
Estos acuerdos no interrumpiran las va
acostumbradas jaranitas de todos los domin-
gos.
Nos dicen que 81 policis que recibio una
hofstada de Aniceto Hernandez, lie Ia denun-
ciado por atentado 4 la autoridad.
Tambi6n nos aseguran que en- ell 1uzgado
Sc trata de aminorar la falta del tai suleto.
Tambi6n tie nemos entendido que esta
smenazando los testfgos para CUE no cacla~
Y tambien NOS dcen que el <Attorneys sa-
be del asunto esta esperanto los resul tados
En- Ia hnica casa CUE Sc enouentfan las
6rdenes generates dictadas durante ell gobierno
militar es Ia Iibrerfa de don francisco Mar
xuach, Cruz 10 o.
Don Angel sevllla professor de Culebras,
ha recibido 500 cromos de los Estados Unldos.
Estos le han sido enviados para repartir entire
sus compa1sros. E que desee uno debe en-
yiarle un sello de dos centavos para ell fran
oueo.
Aver entr6 en- nuestro puerto el yapor es-
nafol correo En- este buqne ha llegado la
yiuda de don Manuel Roman y su distinguida
familia.
Snplicsmos los suscriptores de <The
Puerto Rico HeraldS en- San Juan Bio pie
dras, hsgan efectvo cuanto antes los recfbos
cue adeudan, pues le es perenfor1o ai agente
recaudar esos fondos para haeer las remesas.
Luciday numerosa fae Ia concurrencia
ane aver asisti6 81 entierro de don Pedro Ote-
ro uerteneciente al concrete de esta ciuoad.
Aupoue sdbdito espanol, el senor Otero era
htio de este pats, donde Sc ie essimaoa que
ria por sus relevantes virtudes
Damos nuestro mas sentido p5same la
ytuda sus hermanos nuestros particuiares
amigos.
Ell PARoUE BORINQUEN es ei sitio mas
coneurrfdo por las personals de Duen tOno que
buscan fresco distraction
En- ell <Hstel Iuglaterras fueron hospeda-
dos aver para almorgar los lovsnes esposos
Calsff one yepfan de Juncos donde scaba ban
de rontraer matrimonio. Aver mismo sale
ron para Manati donds Fl iaran su residsncia.
para ell microbes, q las nueve A. M SO
sefiala Ia recojids de corresponaencla que na
de eonducir para los Estados Unidos eI vapof
sCaracas.1
Hsy mucho di.gcsso entire los electores
daI aefIor Sorisno para jue7 municipal supien
ia. uoroue al vacar el des.lno de propietario
nor Yenu -cia de don Damian MonserraL. Oh GO
TnitA reDuhfcano trAta de fmponer ai ssnor SA
bat--don Erancisco-lesionando dc ese mooe
los Serechos del suplente.
&c recogsn frmss es probable que "
eleye una protssta ante ei Aynntamienso'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
MOmentos de expansion

ri yiernes, consecuencia de ser el ono
nkstico de los esposos Dlsz Navarro, numero-
sss personals fueron visitarle en- su residen-
cia de Santurce
Todas fueron obsequiadas espl6ndidamen-
te. pasAndose alll unos gratos mementos dc
expansion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30

Hs fsllecido en- Corozal la apreciable Sc
fiorita Maria Iaoeencia Bsrrfos, hija de ues
tro disting uido correlig onario don Jose A.
Bsrrfos, vocal del eomit6 de aqusl pueblo y
sobrina del vrtaoso sacerdote que lleva
apellido.
Deploramos ell suceso envlamos Ia ape
nada famia los sentimisntos de nuestra con-
dolencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
Sin giros postales

Ds Corozal nos sscribe un amigo, que allf
no Sc consiguen glros postsles, SO passn MI
les aprietos para remitr dinero fuera de Ia
localidad.
Lamamos 10 atenci6n al director general
de correos sobre Ell asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
COs,feresscsN

Anoche debi6 dar una conferencia en- el
Club federal de Maysguez, nuesbro queliuo
amigo ii lIcenciado don jose de Diego, desarro-
ilando el interesante TENS; xEl obrero amerl-
rsno 81 obrero puertorriqueho.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-30
SuCESQRES De NJ. ROMAN 7 G.?
FortaleZa % y Cruz q
SAN JUAN 2. r.
SAN JUAN p. r.

detaI-Importacon onc'a as IL" li0r
de hero uus
Constants
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

the details of the cigarette girls cos
tune In Seville, the city in which the
scene of Carmen is laid. Carmen. you
know. is not a paragon of virtue; in
fact, she is about as naughty as she
can be. / watched my cigarette girls
at the very door of the factories. They
are all we'll aware that the refinement
of a lady's dress is as much in her lin
gerie as in her outer costume. There
are second hand costumes in Spain just
as there are in Paris, London and New
York. / tracked many of models to
these second hand costumers. l saw
one of them buy just such a skirt as
the one / am wearing, which l bought
at the very same shop. / saw her flirt-
ing with her dress to show her brill
liant petticoat. 1t proved that she was
not used to such flnery and wanted peo-
pie to notice her. / make precisely the
same point in the first act of the opera.
Then. the crimson roses which / wear
in my hair-here again / follow the
costume of the Spanish cigarette girl
In spring and summer these roses form
the only head covering OF the cigarette
girls. In winter a bright kerchief takes
their place."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
Venice, the Unique.

From the saturday Review.
Venice has been sentimentalized by
the German and by the young lady of
all nations. Lovers have found it's
moonlight and its water more express
of any other shore. Byron, Musset.
Wagner, Browning, have loved and
died there. 1t has been painted by
every painter. 1t has become phrase.
almost as meaningless as Arcadia.
And. indeed, it is difficult to think of
Venice as being quite a real place, its
streets of water as being exactly real
streets, its gondolas as being no more
than the equivalent of hansoms, it's
union of those elsewhere opposed sem
timents of the sea, the canal, the ISL
and, walled and lowered land, as being
quite in the natural order Of things.
! had had my dreams of Venice, but
nothing I had dreamed was quite as
impossible as what 1 found. That
first night, as 1 looked at the miracu-
lous. many colored facade of ST.
Marks, the pale, family tinged marble
of the Doges' Palace, / seemed, after
all, not to have left London, but to
be still at the Alhambra, watching a
marvellous ballet; and, as it pleases me
to be, in the very midst of 1t, among
the glittering properties" knocking
at every step against some fragment
of delicately unreal scenery, losing none
of the illusion by being so close to it's
framework. The Doges' Palace looked
exactly like beautifully painted can
vas, as If it were stretched on frames
and ready to be shunted into the wings
for fresh set" to come forward. Yes.
1t is difficult to believe in Venice most
OF all when one is in Venice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
In Cnse of Fire.
From Good Housekeeping.


Quick, intelligent work is imperative
when a persons clothing becomes ig-
nited. Your first move should be to
get the person at length upon the
floor. The easiest and safest way to
accomplish this is by tripping. Then
roll him over and over. This alone will
go long way toward smothering the
flames, but at the same time lay hold
of rug. coat or anything thick with
which the operation can be more
speedily and effectually completed. A
pailful of water will answer the pur-
pose. perhaps, but do not take even
ten seconds to obtain It. IT is Of vital
Importance that you make use Of the
nearest means. Strive to keep the
flames away from the upper half of
the body. for that is the most vulnera-
BILE portion Of the human anatomy.
Should your own clothing catch fire.
Il will require all of your courage and
training to enable you to act ration
ally. The natural and almost over
towering impulse is to run. Don't;
II only makes a bad matter rapidly
worse. Lie down at once and roll your
self up in anything which will assist
In smothering the flames. Fire has a
strong upward tendency, and II will
soon envelop your whole body II you
remain on your feet. The danger Of
your inhaling the flames is also great
ly increased, and internal burns are
pretty uniformly fatal.
SO far have used the masculine
pronoun. but all Of my directions apply
with even more force to the women.
II Is a sad fact that three fourths OF
those who suffer from burns belong 10
the fair sex This is attributable In
large measure, 20 the inhammable
nature Of their dress.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

before loyal public this season, but
he finds this inadvsable, although his
condition has been much improved by
his long rest. Mr.. Russell has a new
play ready for production when he
re-enters the ranks.
Mansfield is quoted as declaring that
not only is acting in England neither
as subtle nor delicate as in this coun-
try but that American audiences are
pure minded and well-bred. highly in
tellectual, and absolutely superior to
those of England" and that 1T is
absolutely ridiculous to assert that an
English performer could be coarsened
by appearing before such cultivated
and distinguished assemblages as we
have In every part of the country. East
or West, large communities or small"
Naturally most Americans prefer to
think that Mansfield speaks the truth.
But this expression of sentiment comes
as surprise from an actor who has
repeatedly written to the papers to
air his views that Americans are a
lot of blockheads. and that he must
take his art TO England in order TO get
proper appreciation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

ward and Vokes are playing in NeA
orleans in their new skit THE Head
WATERS, which is said to be the best
oILeflng that they ever made.
BARLEY Campbells White Slave" is
stln popular play, even after twenty
years.
Anna Held Is undecided whether to
remain in New York and continue her
successful engagement there or go on
the ROAD, according to contracts.
James O'Neill, who visits Savannah
this season, is to have q new play. He
is to appear this coming season in
The Christian King" written for him
by Edward E. Rose, and assures that
this season will be his last in Monte
Cristo."
Adelina Patti has once more said
farewell and has sung Coming Thro'
the Rye" before a tumultuous British
crowd.
No one" observed Augustus Thomp-
son, the other day, has happened on
why l have named so many of my
plays after states. 1t is because it
erWise be consumed by the audience en-
deavoring to localize the incidents. I
have been chaffed a good deal because
OF my running through the list of the
various segments of this country in
designating my outputs, but I shall
Keep on the same tack just the same.
IAN inscription in a dressingroom of
the old Baldwin Theater in San Fran
cisco" says Frank Daniels, Contained
more truth than poetry. 1t read:
Aping the rich keeps actors poor -
The actors life is not one of entire
sunshine and prosperity. any more than
is the life of the everyday man in
other professions. Everybodys friend
Is, unfortunately, nobody's friend. The
uncertainty of the life of the actor is
perhaps little more pronounced than
in most professions.
Sag Harbor" will come South to-
ward the close of the present month,
playing Norfolk, on New Years night
This will be the first chance the South
has had to see play which has re-
ceived such praise.
Calve has been criticised for wearing
a petticoat of crimson satin in the first
act of Carmen" Perhaps you think"
she says, that this satin petticoat is
too rich for a Spanish cigarette girl.
But it is actually the most realistic
thing in my costume. You know, l
went to Spain to study my costume. and
it is absolutely correct. I looked up
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

Monday Night-The BaIdwin-MeI-
Web"
Tuesday Night-KIaw e ErIanSer
Opera Company in 'FOxy CUTLER"
Wednesday Matinee and Night
BaIdwin-MeIviIIe Company in ''The
Charity Ball" and 1.-THE Black
Flag"
Thursday Matinee and Night
..The Bankers Daughter una
"Louisiana.'
Friday Matinee and Night
"Reaping the WhirIVvind" and "a
Young Wife,"
Saturday Matinee and Night
"Louisiana" and "777."'e
Playgoers had last week The
Belle of New York and Rose
Coghlan. Both played to large audi
enoes. THE Belle of New York" was
seen Wednesday night and Rose Cogh-
Ian closed the week Friday night, pre-
senting Forget Me Not"
The Theater will be open every night
this week. About the best repertoire
company on the road is booked for
every engagement except Tuesday.
Tuesday night Jerome Sykes presents
Foxy CUTLER" This is looked for
werd to with a great deal of inter-
est. Besides Sykes, the company in
cludes julius Steger, Harry MacDon-
IAIw 7 80
Eleanor Kent, Grace Cameron, Lillian
Seville, Marion Bent, Marie Christie
and other favorites.
The Baldwin Melville Company,
which played an engagement in New
Orleans last week, will arrive tom
row and will open the week with 1.-THE
Devils Web"
Stuart Robson's engagement is look
ed forward to with a good deal of in
terest and pleasure. He has a strong
support, four members of his company,
until this season, having been stars
at the head of their own companies
Robson's engagements all lead toward
Savannah. His presentation of Der
tie, the Lamb the other might in New
Orleans was a great event This is
his first appearance as BERTHE" in five
years.
Sol Smith Russell is spending the
winter in Washington. 1t was thought
that the condition of his health would
enable him to resume his appearances
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
NOT FAR
Is THE
CHRISTMAS

And are you ready? Have you
responded to that earnest request
Of your child for a new wheel
on Xmas day? Lots of the fond
fathers have profited by our time
ly advice, and have been In to
get one of the right sort of
wheels, and so far we have sold
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
The Largest Number
of Juvenile Wheels

in the history OF our business.
But we can supply more and oh,
how we entreat you now-to come
and buy. Just for a minute
think what a magnificent gift
it is for your child. A gift use
full. health giving. affording lots
of pleasure, not for a day, but for
years to come. Think what it
means in punctuality at school,
in readiness for an errand, and
II you are inclined to be selfish
in the saving of car fare-then
think and think well that of all
the places you know of where
wheels are sold-this is the one
place where
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

The Philadelphia North American
says; The greatest mental effort re-
quired by an audience nowanights is
to guess the color of a girls petit
coats in the short time granted before
she makes a kicking expose of them.
Well trained audiences have come to
regard this as an evidence of extraor-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
ANNAH THEATER.
BALDwIN-MELvILLE co.

BALDW1N-MELtlL co.
Tomorrow Night-"The Devils Web"
Ladies free usual conditions.
Wednesday Mat.-"The Charity Bal"
Wednesday Night-"The Black Flag.
Night Prices-1o, 20, 80. Mat 10 and 20.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. HEAVY
WRAPPING PAPER, JUST THE
THING FOR EXPRESS PACKAGES.
APPLY BASEMENT. MORNING
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

Human Hearts" a story dealing
with Arkansas life, will be the at
traction Christmas matinee and night.
Sorrows mark the play; there are tears
in plenty, but there is a supply of in
cidents which provoke hearty laugh
ter. All who have seen the play will
welcome it's coming.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

The star in rlaw and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

Young Corbett, who knocked Terry
out is demonstrating nightly in Phil
adelphia Lyceum how he did it. He is
playing in with Juno and Mord's Bur-
lesque.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

The report comes that Sadie Mar
tinot in 1.-THE Marriage Game" is
worse than Nethersole was in
"Sappho." The New York papers
characterize it as the drama of the
gutter and garbage barrel"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

BARLEY Campbell's white Slave" is
sun a popular play, even after twenty
years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

Ward and Vokes are playing in NeA
orleans in their new skit THE Head
Walters" which is said to be the best
offering that they ever made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

Anna Held Is undecided whether to
remain in New York and continue her
successful engagement there or go on
the road, according to contracts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

binary dramatic ability, from Ellen
Terry down.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

James O'Neill. who visits Savannah
this season, is to have a, new play. He
is to appear this coming season in
The Christian King" written for him
ny Edward E. Rose, and assures that
TINS season will be his last in Monte
Cristo."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-15

The Knickerbocker Theater. New
York, refuses to admit holders of tick.
cts purchased of spectators. Pri'
waite detectives are employed to put
people on their guard. The specta.
tors have enjoined the proprietor of the
theater against doing this, and the mat.
ter is before the courts.