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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
Getting Over His Ma d.

New York Sept. 2S.-The Evening
Post says: 1t is known that Lord Dun
raves still believes that the Nalkyrie is
faster than Defender. and that with
clear course he thinks that he could win
in the kind of weather which prevailed
on the last two days of this years race.
He wants TO. race Defender again, and
for Americas cup, and probably viii
be accommodated. 1t would be i'm
possible for the New York Yacht club
to race against Valkyrie for the cup I'M
I'll the race with Distant Shore has
been decided. as Mr.. Rose and the Roy
al Victoria Yacht club have a prior
right under the terms of the deed of
the gift But there is no reason why
Valkyrie should not sail for the cup
after Distant Shroe has been disposed
of and this is what has been decided
upon as far as can be done without the
sanction Of the Royal Yacht Squadron
and the New York Yacht club.
The question of the course has also
been satisfactorily arranged and there
will be no trouble. Dunraven is will
ing to accept the statement of the COM
mittee. that they will do their best 10
keep the Sandy Hook couse clear. and
now believe that they will have no
trouble in so doing. This was sine
qua non for the races. as no other course
will be chosen for the Americas cup
races and they cannot be sailed else
where. The public Will be informed Of
the dates for the matches. and IL is be-
lievsd that a patrol can be brought to-
ge;her which Will keep the course clear,
even il the captains of the excursion
boats have not learned a lesson from
the races this fail. Defender will be
chosen TO race against Vslkyrie and Dis
tant Shore without doubt. as the OWL
erS of the latest creation OF HerresAoff
are fully convinced that she is the fast
est yacht afioat. and as one yachtsnan
expressed himself she is a world beat
e" There is no likelihood Of another
yacht being built to go against Defend
err and as Distant Shore will race some
time early in August. in all probability
Valkyrie III will be able 70 get her race
on about the same time as this year.
Want IL Worse than Ever.
London. Eng. Sept. es.-The Yachting
World in its issue Of today says that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
Ohkley Races.

Cincinnati, Sept. 26.-Oakley had the
first muddy track Of the year today.
The feature of the day was the Gem
stakes for e-year olds, one mile. Schrie-
ber's California bred colt, Don GARLIC
won it rather handily from Ben Elder,
in 1:47. fast race for the track. In
the first race, s. c. Wagner of Dayton.
backed his two year old gelding. UNI
brella from so 10 / down to 6 10 /. and
he won in a walk.The last race brought
out beautiful finish between Ingomar
and Grammar, the former WANING by
the mastery riding Of Bergen. Sum-
maries:
First race-Selling; five and a half
furlongs: Umbrella. 6 TO I. wor: Fret
full. to l. second: Pert, 10 /, third.
Time 1:l2&.
Second-Selling: five and half fur
longs: Pete. 10 1. Won: Marq,ise, 8
to l, second; Sir Dixie, to l, third
Time I:11la-
Third-Selling: seven furlongs: King
Elm, 6 to >. won: Rampant, II toll. sec
ond; Flora Ballard, I to l, third. Time
1872
Fourth-Gem stakes. 2-year ODDS mile
worth Si,l50 to winner: Don Garlic, /
To 90 Won; Ben Eder, 10 ]. secon Ann
Garth. 10 |. third Time 1:47
Fifth-Selling: mile: Ingomar. to
s. won; Grammar, to l. second; S,guari
% to 1. THIRD. Time 1:4s&.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
rHErRE FRocD OF TIE SHOWING
democrats Doing Well TO Pay Kxp<sss
Two Nou;hs In the Year.

Washington Sept zs.-For the sec
ori time n twelve months. the forth
coming rnrnthly statement Of ta~ re-
celpts and expenditure. az the govern
ue-st for September vii show an sxcCSs
Il receipts over The expenditure The
surplus. which has noE reached siis.-
-ss will probably be increased . about
S. go 90 BY The erc o. ih= month oy
which tine the rs-9pts are sxp.@sea
~ zach -. -. GO ard the cist1rs-
mems ~ - Go The only o-he- sr-
csr.5on 20 TIE aeAcs- rri~ during TIE
v@ar was ~ Iane last ~n~r t5@ 70
cents ercee6~E TIE expenditures -
nearly tseAa e.s
The October ngAre.. however are sx-
r.e-1-s 10 Sow defe.. % se-ost = sssR.-
ises as dssria< ssksSS srconsh tn pension
ard Interest payments asess viii zs'-
pr1xszaate sls-ss-sSs TIE FsSs.S1 "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

New York. Sept as-Wfniam 4.
Brady today issued a manifesto 10 the
effect tina, Champion j. J. Corbett
would make no further objections To
any ARRANGEMENTS made for his meet
Ing al Dallas With Fits mmons hut that
he would so 20 Texas directly after his
exhibition next Monday ana prepare al
once for the fight.
Ar. Brady says that Co-bett would
surely fight. ana would allow nothing
upon his part to prevent the meeting.
Ee is absolutely confiden, OF Fitzsim-
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TO BEST HI KIT CARSON.
Remains offs Noted Infi.n Fighter to be
Removed tn santa Te.

Del Norte, Colo, Sept 2s.-AsranSe-
ments have been completed whereby the
remains Of The noted scout and Indian
fighter. Colonel Albert Henry Pfeirer.
are soon 20 be removed from Del Nor;s.
where they were buried in 1850. 20 The
national cemetery al santa Fs. the go--
eminent barring the expenses The
body OF Colonel Pteiffer VIII be inferred
BY the SIDE CT that o. Kit Carson at
Santa Re. in compliance with wish
EXPRESSED By Colonel PfssreT just prior
- -
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Sept -.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and continued cool Friday. warner
Sa turyfay.
During the past txenty-four hours the
highest temperature II degrees. re
lowest ~ degrees. and the mean ~ de-
srees with partly cloudy. coo8oer wealth
er gentle northeast vind and higher pres
sure.
Thus far .hf. month the average tenn
perafure has been 7s degrees.
For the past seven years the average
.eulperzturs- for the month OF Ssp;eFnb~r
has been - degrees. and for the 1sss day -
dsrreeS FRED l.. JCHSsDN.
Dt,esrEsT-
Washington, Sept E.-FoiloS1nz - ta>
forecast up III! p n FritaJ.
For Kznra<-Fairs esst@-iY WINS
For OKLAHOMA And rn<iian Territory
Fair: Winds shifting 10 eStt-rfy
For Cosorzdo-Falr. WINS shifting 20
south. warmer
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KILLED AFTER TIE INQUEST.
Bakersfield CalIfornians Mob an Indian
Who had Done Murder

Bakersfield, Cal. Sept. 26.-News from
Kernville, that Phillip Seybert, in an
alteration over a game Of cards, was
shot and killed by Willie Archer. an
Indian. Archer was arrested. At the
inquest a verdict Of wilful murder was
returned, after which a number of ci-
tiZens took Archer from the officers
and killed him. He was found with
six bullet holes and several knife cuts
in him,
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Wo, Thirty Thousand DonarS

Cincinnati. Sept. 2e-It is currently
stated in sporting circles here tonight
that sam c. Wagner OF Dayton. Ohio.
who backed his horse. Umbrella. down
from 80 u !. 70 TO l. won $50. 600 from
the hookies at Oakley today OF this
$4,000 came 70 him from Riley Grammar.
Umbrella proved the greatest mudder
on the track
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

Keep %. O. aest- Tsaax rzas.- aid
the phaosovaer People 1isi .hisk
better ~ yoa fsr -
--fxrhxv~- S@N The tsozgts.ss., 20
Ply s~.ns get ire satsess "a. -
rao~~ orr r<sssss t.ss n2z3 is-- .4.-- -
~zvs s<r -
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WICHITA EAGLE PRESS.

proposing 30 early, for won't have
you"
And he passed virtuously down the
street while the cssshed widow went
on singing In = lew voicc while
there's life there's hopeA
1tmaS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
Worth Tea rhoasa Sorerelgns.

Newmarket, Sept 2S.-J Il. Houlds-
worth's bay colt Laveno won the Jock
ey club stake. worth 10000 soyereigns.
today Lord Elles1lere's Chestnut, fl
- None The Wiser. was second. The
latter horse gets 800 sovere. Sns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

Herbert Moir, who proposes to build
syndicate yacht to challenge for the
Americas cup, has been almost mum
dated with letters, the writers of which
offer to subscribe towards the project
sums varying from $3.50 to $1,000 AL
ready more than $780, has been Offer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

Denver. Colo. sept - Governor
Ncfrsire said this afterrccn. ~hen IN
formed that the National Eu-.zn- 49,
ISOLATION had condsnn.5 h.rr for AZ
lowing sElifzstinx a. GlIf-t,. ~So5oly
but q 20! - knsv@ xouzs ssy TIA:
vas responsible for the G.iIs,t ssIlGSt.~
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HOTELS,
ATTENTION.!

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Hotel Note Heads and Envelopes We don't what you
have been paying you
such exceptional prices before for these suppe For limited
time will print you Envelopes No. Ia XXX your
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-xayissrs..--Sos Tell ne vky ron
stole that wztcaY Prisooer-'O Ga.
jest 20 while away the time "-Pnsis-
d~iphia Eecord
-Niibenk-'swhz. an inxizusseans
man Parweii Isl DerringfoEth So1
nus- hare seen him ~hes ~ vile ~ss
With hsra- Pack
Frs. Physaesar-''Is - = cass tAs;
deraaaSs . CONSULTATION Sreozd
Psys,clAs-'-I thin< i a Isse p4tsss,
!. extremely yich~
-SeiI-"fs BE ore o, :hs foar Hra-
jredy~ BELIZE wozldn'. - scrprSae3-
.Es Dicas cas-. 7. &c o.s e. t1@ s>sxA.s-
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acrrcsl.ofYs Will Build 1t.

Bristol. r. l., Sept. 26.-Sir Arthur Pa
get of the British legation at Washing
ton has ordered the Horeshoffs to con-
struct two and half rater to be used
for racing in British waters The boat
will the twenty-seven feet water line
and will be finished in Mahogany. The
hull will be covered with bronze.
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mons defeat, and gave il out unofficial
" that Corbett was in splendid condi-
ton and would show up at the ringside
as good as he has ever been seen under
similar circumstances.
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ISN'T SURE ABOUT II.
Choynski Doesn't Know Whether He Will be
fkohs Second

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Joseph 3. Choyn-
ski, after an absence of five weeks. got
back to Chicago yesterday. Choynski
went to Boston TO meet his old foeman,
George Godfrey. ''Old Chocolate" but
the meeting was declared off because
of the indictment Of Walcott and o.
Brien. who fought the night previous 10
the one set for the Choynski-Godfrey
go.
1t Is now known that Fitzsimmons
would like to get Choyncki as a second
10 back him up in the fight with Cor
pett- No one known better than F'itz
the qualities that are responsible for
Choynskrs reputation as the best sec
ond that ever welded a towel over a
man in the ring. FitzsimTnons can at
test to these qualities by reason 70 the
service rendered him by Choynski in the
Peter Maher fight.
The fair-taired Californian had not
heard personally from Fi;zsimmons on
the subject. He had read that the
Cornishman had hopes OF getting his
services. Il would not be adverse 20
seconding FiIz." said Choy-nski last
night, but i would mos; seriously OBJ
ject TO playing second fiddle to anybody
in FitZ's corner. Ii l am TO second him
/ want TO have sole charge OF him in the
ring, and not stand like a dummy sub
ject 10 the advice of any other man ne
may have in his corner. ] never agree
to that If i have charge Of a man /
want il in such a manner that / will he
solely responsible. do not want some
'pudding-head' 70 tell me what TO do and
how 20 do il. Yes. IL I second Fitzsin-
mons. il will be under these conditions
only
Chcynski admits that he was sick
man on the day he was 20 have fought
Godfrey. but contends that he could
have remained the full limit Of TWEEN
~ rounds. he states that il is true
thar Davies gave up some money in or
der 70 call the fight of, and this 81 a
point where il was Impossible 20 pro-
coed with IL Had Davies waited an
hour longer the club would have been
compelled to pay Choynski his training
expenses.
Washington. Sept. eG.-The local as
semhly Knights OF Labor tonight adop
ted resolution expressing sympa my
, with the Cuban insurgents Sai also IS
sued E call Tor = mass meeting 81 Cuba =
syrapathizers in tAis city.
Washington. Sept 2s-Guy Y. Henry.
lieutenant colonel o. the Fifth cavalry.
stationed al San Aaatcnio. Tex. has
been transferred 10 the command OF
the third cavalry. with station ~ JEFF
ferson Barracks, Missouri.
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st. Louis Races.

ST. Louis, Sept 26.-This was a day
for mud-larks to show their ability.
The track was soft and the air chilly.
Summaries:
First race-Six furiongs: Robert Lat
ia, to 1, won; Hibernia Queen, 20 l,
third. Time 1:19h.
Second-Six furlongs: Utopia, to 2
won; Hex, 8 to 1. second: Maxima, II
to 1, third. Time 1:191s.
Third-Mile and ahalf. selling: John
Hickey, to 2, won; Billy Mckenzie, 8
TO 5. second; Enthusiast. 10 ., third.
Time 2:441a.
Fourth-5Seven and half furlongs:
Crevasse, TO 1, won; Sumo, 8 to ). sec
ond; Assignee, 5 to 2, third Time :3SH
Fifth-Mile selling: Haroldine II
TO l. won; Freddie l.. T, Is to second;
Probasco. 8 to 5, third. Time 40.
SiXth-SiX furlongs: Elano, to 1,
won; Servitor. even. second: Wells
Street, to 2, third. Time l:17&.
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Other Races.
New York, Eept 2s.-There were
some close finishes on a fast track
until the fourth race was run at GraV-
send today, when a thunderstorm turn
ed the ground into a Quagrirc. The
Brockwood handicap was run in this
mud and was a laughable affair Coun-
ter Tenor and Rey Del Carreres were
equal favorites at the opening but Ccun
ter Tenor was in the place or honor.
As soon as the flag fell, Rey Del Car
rieres Jumped into the lead and widen
ing the gap with every jump, was doZ-
en- lengths ahead as they came into the
stretch. Then Doggett took a nap on
his mount and Rey Del Carreres won
in a common gallop by three lengths
while Counter Tenor was twice rs lar
ahead of Dolabra.
In the second there was splendid
finish, and until the last jump IL look
cd like anybody's race. Adeibert led
10 the last furlong. when he vas chai-
lenged by the good thing, Hessie, ana
was beaten a neck in hard drive,
while Marshall was only a head be-
hind him and in the third place.
The Youthful stakes was a fine con-
test. too. Right Royal and Rloomer
set a rafting pace with the odds-on
favOrite, One ! Love. trailing behind
with Prince Lief last. They ran this
way into the furlong when Right Royal
quit and Prince Lief made jump or
two, and like fash was ir front and
stayed there to the end, win ming by a
neck from Bloomer who was head
in front of One ] Love.
The first race was an easy thing for
Ben Amelia, who was well backed, the
fayorite. Allegro, being an 'also ran"
Walter was the favorite for the fifth
race, but Ina was too much for him.
She ran second to the last furlong,
when she caught Walter n a drive
end won by neck. Rey Ei Santa Ami
ia was the favoTite in the sixth and
won easily. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs--ISen Anne
liza, 3 to I. won Belle Annie, to ], second
Sebastian, TO 2. third. til me ITO.
Second-Miie and a furlong, selling:
Hessie. TO l, won: Adelburi. to 1,
second; Marshall, Is to /, third. Time
l:51A.
Third-Youthful stakes, five and a
half furlongssellIng: Prince Left, 5 to
|. won; BlOomer. IA to /. second; One
Love, TO ). third. Time i:07%.
Fourth-BroOkwood handicap, mile
and A sixteenth: Rey Del Carreres,
IS to 5. won: Counter Tenor. to 5. Sec
ond; Dolabra. to /, third. Time 1914
Fifth-Six furlongs, selling: Ina, S to
1, won; Walter, / to 2, second; Golden
Rod. 10 to 1. third. Time i:l7A
Sixth-Mile and a sixteenth: Rey FL
Santa Anita, to 2, won; Discount, 3k
to 1, second; Peacemaker, to /, third.
Time :502.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

Following ~ the record Of temperature
IA Wicaif@ yesterday as taken a. ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
NOT THROUGH WITH BOLLN.
Ex-Treasurer of Omaha a Bigger Rogue
than was Supposed.

Omaha, Sept 25.-The Bee this after
noon prints a new chapter IN the scan
dal connected with the peculatiohs OF
eX-T-easu-er Henry Bciln. who was re-
Gently forced to resign. having been
found sea 600 short. II develops. accor-
ding 10 discoveries OF experts in check
ing UP the books. that large sums were
diverted in intsres: on school funds
which the law especially provides
should GO to the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

..Yor'Rr writing novei with purpose.
I believer Oh vs-zi' ''What Is II " ''Ie
serr-Chicazo Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
Wnnt IN Norsr than Eyer

London. Eng. Sept es.-The Yachting
World in its issue Of today says that
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MADE FOLKS LAUGH
GOOD HORSES PLOW THROUGH TIE
MUD AT GRAVEsEND.

Comes Up In Time to Catch
the Brookw God Handicap and Spoil It
Fey Del Carre-es Proves the Best Mud
ster of the Lot and Wins in a Common
f,.Iron-Fine Finish In the Second. Hes
sie the Good Thing, Ninnfng-Muo-
Iarks' Day at st. Louis and Oakley
OfEer Faces.
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Washington. Sept. eG.-Tha local as
semhly knights OF Labor tonight adop
ted resolution expressing synpa my
with the Cuban insurgents zai also IS
sued call Tor mass meeting az Cuba =
n In ..l-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-24
Ponce. Enaro % dc 1895.

t ca y Ia Ia tenaz perseverance,.
Va d organizarse 81 comjt6 auto
nomista, Y los mismos que, porsus
hondos desenganos 8 por sus pre-
iuicios respetables, no quleron
6gurar eu ese centto, nos otre-
Glen prostarle su concurso franco,
leal y valiosisimo
Como no, 81 en- Puerto Rice
naciaron, 81 en- este linc6Q del
planeta vinoularon sus intereses,
81 en- este paraiso formaron su
famijia s. Sir, q, ,2mBrsnd9n p, 5. J IA IS aoliaa l
'fidad en- que SO copfunde el des-
tino de dos puertorriquenos que
en- la isla tienen su porvenir, que
hacia Ia isla Sc sienten atraido@
por uu afecto que no porece ia
mas, V cue para la is}a anhelan
bienestar, gra0deza y honra!
Necesario es que el domingo,
4 las tres dala tarde, provios los
requisites que Ia convocatoria
exige, aoudan al meeting auto
nomistas bastantes 4 desmentir
las a6rmaciones do Ia prensa
reacciouaria, que EN- tono de sar-
CASINO y de burla, juzgandonos
impotentes, nos invitaba 4 que
M comit6, q one orga :
nuestra huesto, i que
nos levanta@emcs del poLYo
Ponce sahrd roivindicar el brl-
IIo de su historic, on que no hay
y mantener .el peesti
gio de su band8ra, que ostara
ro5a en- pedazos por los terribles
embates del tempo; pero que no
osta abandonada por los que, re-
CT su5 manos, sup'o
ron ievautarla Y sabran sosteuer-
Io 4 costa de todos los saorificios
eontra todas las tiranfas
En- ese mismo teatro dondeI
naoi6 robusto el paytido autono
mista, nacera briitante el nueyo
apto in duda, por sus
prostigios, por su9aptitudes, para
5alvar, 81 fuera necesario, al pals
sntero del deshonor Y del viii
pendio que en- su f onto caer1an
81 parmities8 Ia ruina del ideal y |
Ia verguonza del telruno
Ponce sera aiampre Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-24

cue actualmente go discuten podran
decir 81 han alcanzado estas colonias
Ia suma perfection. La Rep1blica
dominicana cuenta solo cincuenta
amos de vida independence. Sali6
de la colonization espanola, en- item
pos de absolutismo y de tinieb!as,
para caer en- las abyectas manos del
haitisno. Mentira parece que, a
despecho de esas sombras, haya rea-
liz~do los progresses de que en- su
humiidad SO enorgullece.
La guerra contra E-pana la dej6
eXaEgus. porque puso todas sus po-
tencias al servicio de su idea; cue
daron yermos sus oampos, muertas
sus industrias. destruidc su comercio,
incendiadas todas sus ciadades. ex-
ceptuandose Ia capital de Ia Rap1
blica Al dej4rla Espane, en- 1865,
era un mont6n de ruina., era an
caos
Pues bian ha anda3o a saltos.
A despecho de sus revoluciones y
sus spotlsmo>, trcp:ezos necesarios
ds Ia prim era adad, renac;eron en4a
'3epublica, a agricultura, y el co
5nercio. y las iudustrias; lovantaron-
aa, pnjantes, las ciudades; abrevia
las djssaGeias la eiectricidad; roco
rra la Iocomotora ID sabana. Y saiva.
yeucadora las montanas; predica el
pari61ico, truona el ogador, caota cl
poeta; IA escnela primaria de- b-oza
en Ias intaligencia-; II normal pone
luz en- el alma De "a j lveutua que
ee amorosa aurora aa los pueb os,
prepasa el institute, cindadanoe; Sc
suav:4an los instintos. Sc dulcihcan
las costumbreS, Sc veri6oa el progce
%. % marcia Ia civilization
NADIA inportan los interv2los IN
flames Los vieios mol3es estaa 10
to-. J u vsntui, Iona DC 81. n,s
"a fcenta, empuna, sedienta d. g oria.
Ia bandera Es1a inioiada en todos
los secretos del progreso. Ella hata
ae ga AIT la esp eaajda el hogar de
Ia lib rtad.
Hiirora biea: 10 decimos con tol8s-
los res p222tos deb:d2s-sa- i la1 "a Terra eD
que damos d lnz estos conceptos y
IA naci6a que Ia posee: to3as eSas
ignoradas ejecu5crias de a Iserub
ca dominicana, y todas asas gal,ardf
simas prom esas De veoturosa reden
cion. tienen indafactiblemante sn
or1gen en il .prollfc.a vlrtuaiidad de
Ia independents a.
EUGENIO DEsCHAMFS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-24
PnIlIIII Dbl I)Il
IIABLA MONIORO

Ei itustce orador doa Rsfael
Montoro, ain.a y vesbo del parrido
autonomi,ts cubano, scuba d- /
brar en- Nadrij una M'ere err con
nucstro qne.ido amigo Aateoio Cor
ton. refesentc ! Ia politica : guida
por ci au tonomlsmo en- Puerto Rico
Hasta hoy no couociaeaos {! pare
cer de Manto7o, psro nos causa gran
sdtisfaccion ver, que aut3ridad tan
reconoci3a Ell la poiitiea eo!onia',
que talento tar previsor como 4 sc
Il u Montoro, Venga, coiaofdenta :
mente, Il estar de acuerdo con 10 q1e
en nuestros Ii limos att1cuIos h mos
venido eSponiendo 10, te lactcfes d
LA DEAiOCRACIA, estos JoveEes 4
qui-nes sn1chos niegan cxperiencia
poIiJca per q hech :, 5e que nuestra>
cabezas no pelham canas
D-sde so1a{oyes hasta uttIttayistas,
caifi icajivos que sc eStan d2ndo O.
t5ompicen 5. Sc nos han a !. a 10 po.
unoS y por otfos. con la sana intrn
ci6d X: cogtsa II nae tfa p opa gaasia
que mas palri6tita ~ puede ser, nj
mas convcniente para nuestro pare,to
S,mos iovenes, pego h smos psn
s4do mucho IL el porvenlr de- nues-
ITO qoetiJo pals AI'entras otro
tu@ men ttanq MOS y sati t. il 5 nos
!, tros r. b itnosies Ia hofas 81 su< Il }. =
i4 los Ell nae>tro pupitra. 81 SO
icdaj IL nue,f As il hi acionss y Ia
1+t9 |, >ras H. II fl1F II ros afstraea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-24

No hace mucho que. discutiendo
nosotros con EL Buscapi6 sacamos a
relucir ell ejemPlo de Inglaterra; y
entonces nos dij ell amigo Fernan-
dez Juncos, que el ejemplo no era
admissible porque sin duda ignorctba
mos que Ia monarquia inglesa era
muv distinta de la espsnola.
Pero hoy es Montoro quien presen-
ia el ejempio de Inglaterra, cayendo
desde luego, en- igual ignordncia que
nosotros.
No vamos, puss, en- mala compa-
MA.
D1mdsiajo extenso seria ir exa-
minando punto por pinto la anter-
Uie1c de NJ ntoro con Corton, pero
con 10 exoresto basta para demos
trar que no son tan descabellados
nuestros empen IS, puesto que veni-
mos coinci5ir con una de las inte
iigencias mas competentes en- mate
ria colonial.
MARIANA ABRIL.