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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29

Nearly ali Oh er papers thpt have had
general circulation hero have been too
LARGELY dsvolod TO Sensational, highly
rob r.d articles on political aud Church
matgtf, and tho poIp1 very generally
ytutn for q return 10 unbiased fgUufi-
VI current evUnts, auI clear" UN-
pressed, logical anu truthful editorials
uu maitefs VI public Interest The
NEWS is frequently dubbed "Olu
Reliable"
IL lo1ss at present as % the nau5n's
birthday wOuli be .nasOI without
appropriate Observance in Ll.lu.
Ihis IB ,ue O. o belief thatn lHrg.
number Of our citizcna viii attend tie
Carnival losuvi;.CB Boo salt Lake.
Hyum Will have o good ulu.umt
calculation, nuu ha- i..utd public iu.
vitau1u g. all who wien To- participate.
Other towns ia tho valley will ais.
celebrate.
Lieutenant II. u. -Iyef is visiting
his Suakr River rauuH uUiOr8 his ut.
patlur. EnBt 20 rHiIi. IIH regiment.
The q. G. u u. ,ad f. H RS sincerely
toEfut the Ions their genial mIHtats
iusructOE They uru pleBiU., how.
ovuf, 90 the appOin m ut OF III ut. H..
b. Buck OF Fort DOUG. ashiaBIucp..
tUl rB the gUntltmAu uaB tine r.,uta.
ton OF BEING "a pleasant anu Efficient
Instructor
At the same meeting the contract ot
street lighting was tImn iy am
aud accvlloI, As pt .v.HH ioI 20 urt
street lighs ana 10 iuaudCae.u.
llghta Tor Ulllcr use, 60 Dos aU.
uum; q saving ola .Uu. 500 10 lhr Gifts
moIU tusu was effect 10y ruHlius q
uwn plant.
Mr.. J. W. Weston, ~ Washington
ID. G., viii UBsumu the uullcb ut ih
li GO VI director o. The COVER m
l4tiyullutal CEuUfimrut station, Ha IA
llce aud tue ptosiuu.Cy OF tue. C.iir..
eau no longer be hold by The uuiu
pefsun.
4 very pleasant lawn foto was bells
"a FRIDAY uvuDiug 90 IIu ruHiIu.c H H'
l.. &. Far Ia honor 90 Melvin J. BAL
lafu, who IL about o.. lu.hF, lI com.
rany with Eiutrs D. a. Roberto, Geo
u. Pypor anu o.lou, one mlsslJu.
Cashier Lyon has returned FROM
Salt Like, where bu upuut three
months o. auilguug i.um tue uilgul 20
typhoid iuvuE Iir mother accom-
panied him 90 Logan ana they vii.
usiabiah "a tcs.ucnuU ai lhrlt own huIu
Tho petition fora cuffsw uftiuauu.
mas been referred tU the committee ua
lANs ami ordinance with the cts
attorney .FsJH.glyI. 40 ordinance
VIII be- iruig 4 ami urgsuutpI ut toe
next meeting 10 tuu g1IugIi
Under tho now law th, n,sparI
valuation ~ properly hut been ipIuco.
at slrh h high nsurH .Ilf ytar tuat tue
BOARD ot equalization vii be over.
wbtimtd wuh pt1luFfr.
Houohcl Bullon, sr, % Rlcnm8uH
bad un arm biUEun between the rI.uW
HuI wuss by "a bUiur'- Kick lasl Wr..
nrsiAy evening, whIig uuuilchlBg the
team.
a number OF couples, evidently
believing that marriage 300 June nf.
b1uud % provo uappy uuiUuf, Wrr
married curing Ia.t wuuk IN Tue Logan
famI lC.
Mrs. Roy McAlis.uf has gang O.
Norunl 10 Juiu her husbauG, wu1 De-
conducting the iu8Iur.a 10 "a drug com.
Iany at that place.
Miss lstbel Sears OF Salt Lake, ha
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WORN ~ EINGHAH.
The nuiictiu'- tns and outs OF Move.
ucuts ~ tho 0id Reliable ,atup,

The nuiIciiu'- Ins aud outs OF Move.
ucuts IN tho 0id Reliable 'atup.
The wiuamuck has received a neat
little cugiuu, winch IL 10 tuu dynamo
10 light tue mine anu mill BY tlyctfI.
city.
Approximatlug tho shipments TOT
June a, . 900 TONS, Biugham'- outuut
Tor the nfst hair Of 1909 will reach
80, 900 tons.
rbu boys who have been Jlgglng
PstrO ore shipped three carloads last
Monday. They will clean up tue bins
today.
rhU Ola Telegraph has q great move
on this month, aud its shipments are
liable to exceed those Of any previous
month for over a year. Tue grUss
tonnage Tor June will probably reach
1880, 400 OF which Gomez from the
late Nelson. Eukman strike.
George Hirsch, Colonel Gray, A. a,
Avery nud james X. shaw nave
alaftsI work on the NnbCy Hanks, a
promising claim az the head VI Mark.
nam pulCh, AMI will continue opera.
tons Indefinitely. 40 has about 100
feet Of development, and there arc la.
diCntiOns thnt good ore body Will
soon DO opened up.
Another Hhipueut OF 10 tons has
lust been made from tho MOnleZuma,
out H. output b. now slowing down ~
the main work ID sinking aud raising
for air connection. THIS will be- made
about August Let, Manager Sluokloy
IA looking Tor better prices Tor silver
later on, ana will only snip when
obliG "a to clear the bins.
Since Elmer Hin leased the Key.
stone mine, three months ago, he has
done large amount Of deadwoTk 10
put II In condition for extensive pro-
duction. IL has been bothered with
bad niT, but nu upTaiso N now within
10 foot of making connections which
will obvlnto the difficulty, and when
completed the Keystone will be ready
TO made steady output, having stop
ing ground blocked out Of no present
limit. Twenty.thtee men are en-.
ployed, anu Mt. Hill proposes ~ make
thinEe hum from this on. A consider.
able shipment II coming from tue
Keystone this week, and its output tho
rest Of tho year IA llaUlo 10 DO several
hundred tons per month.
The plans al the Winamuck arc 10
largely increase tho pTrtent force I'm.
mUdiRteiy after the Fourth, and work
mine anu mill TO their full capacity.
Since the freshet nothing has been
below the POO level, as a matter of
economy; but the wafer Is now rapidly
TUceIilg, ami lumIs Will kn put 10
work ABOUT the lat after which the
mill Will start In on steady grind.
AnaiTs at the great Dalton a Lark
mine were certainly never In No pros.
pefOus "A condition 40 nj this time.
Daring the past few weeks surprising.
~ large bodies OF tifst.claHs ore have
been encountered, one Of whlch--ln n
drllt from the 90 level-Was showing
20 ieot Of solid mineral when our 10.
porter visited the property Tuesday, A
great drGwback IN lack OF facilities Tor
handling the wealth OF ore, anu this Is
10 be remedied by opening now wurE.
Ing shaft Ia Dalton ground. Operations
In an uprAisu to connect with this
shalt, winch IL already down 300
feet, have been retarded come.
what by bad air, but the
dllcully hes now been overcome
by tho use OF IN electric motor, ana
connection will be mHue some time Ina
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IINuICs MINES AND mills.
DEVELOPMENT worn at ibat Camp a.
seen BY she LureisR Democrat.

seen Nv Ahe Lufehn btnoefnf
Tho Gemini started up last week
with iofoe Of 90 men. 4 large ship.
ment Of ore iS being prepared which
Will DO made ia a iow days.
A car OF ore IL being prepared for
shipment at the Lucky Boy. = 3f0Ot
vo!n N being developed which gives
promise u proving n goOi thing.
Pros. Marcus JOnel, who has leased
tho Sunbeam, has put on large
force OF men and the development Oi
this splendid property will b1 rapidly
pushed.
Baxter 4 woodmausee arc hDvlng
WORK dOub on the York, near silver.
The shaft b. now down eighty feet with
tiue showing Of good vein matter at
the bottom.
The Tuiro ~ working the usual force
AMI the ground broken proves 10 BE-
well miuerallzrd. The company con-
template putting Ia a plant 10 operate
machine drills In the near future.
Tue road 10 the G5Ilya Il completed
anu lhu work Oi grading for the engine
aud machinery has begun. The
hosting plant from tue Colorado
Chief In being removed 10 the doiiya
where II viii DO used to operate the
property.
About July 9th will witness the re-.
sumption OF work at tho Eureka Hin
niue and mill. When all Is IN Teadi.
meas both will be operated to their full
capacity, 100 stamps dropping at tbs
mill anu two shi l. woTking nj the
mine. This viii give employment 10
large number VI men.
A. l.. Hyde OF Salt Lako visited tho
Buckeye on Sunday anu expresses
himself well pleased with the Present
showing. An order has been given
Tor the sinking OF the thAlt depth Of
fifty ieut more, making IN all 12J feet.
A car OF ore Is belng prepared for ship.
ment TO be mado In few days.
Work will be- commenced on the
P0cahonlRs the latter part OF the week.
This property lies on the Sunbeam
vein anu promises 10 enrich the own.
eTs when developed In systematic
manner. The groupings show good
values In the precious metalsan when
"a reasonable depth Is reached will Ger.
tainiy lead 10 paying ore,
Parties returning from Deep Greek
report having met the luton Pacific
olllcials, who loft hero last week, on
their tour OF inspection through tue
district. Many ptOspeolofs anu min.
ing men Of tuAt section feel confident
that railroad will shoftly enter that
region which viii facilitate the trans.
IOttatiOn Of ores too low In values 10
be- hauled by wagon such u great dis.
tance. That dlalIict has a great future
AID n railroad 10 the "Opon sesame" to
the vast treasurer 0' gold aud silver
hidden therelu,
Tho Mammoth Mise after q shut
down Of three days, owing 10 the drop
ping Of tho cage 10 the bottom Of the
shat and doing considerable damage,
started up the nrst Of tho week with
the usual force Of men. The new engine
ana other machinery purchased from
Fraz.r 4 Chalmers arrived during The
" eel, anu viii DO put in place us soon as
possible. The ciuJheTs used nj the mill
will DO Iransierred TO the ore bus 10
cruRh the ore before being taken 10 the
stamps,
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tscr v.tiIn, Hon, ami M-. %. d..
whitney. She returned home Sun.
aur.
Winfield Faro nearly sovcruI a
thumb duuuF tho fura pot. of th.
wtDb, while cH.ulIus WOOL
Ia Bururrr, the merchant, %.
M71iuc.ioL is oal1yirga vist O.. foll.
iiyUH nero.
Attorney J. G.. WaItar iscrJ wing o.
Welt ir.W hIa HH'uT, N.aa EI.tu Wal
tors q l.gum7nI, ludiauI.
Miles Nl'uo Morton of AiL. Cam.. ,
Plp DO welding H,r HtHG SITE. w. W.
WUIusac uif.I. city.
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Jolly hi'ofo now coming tom the
LltE shat Will DO rH.rei 90 hotter ed.
vantgge through ils new outlet, aud
the mines will tlHn IH n shape 60 cut.
put 400 tons per Hty 900 ru easily than
the I...uut SOC uet Dol handled. Al
every IUiut the b vriuH a,r showing
handsomely, anj t1e Only hitch 30 cS.
psclty iof handling THE Increasing out.
put This the Mnrag fuuHt iB deter.
mined 10 overcome, sud VITA the Inn
UrovCmsuts Ia progress 10 viii un no
surprise 30 the daily Yield reaches o
round 400 tons before Tie trason DO
over Tue product g. 90 pfc.un, largely
hI8tclass. a steady output % hlEu
gIadp, consisting VI hard gray carbon.
hfCs carrying 20 pcr cent lead, is also
C1minr iom tho Richmond Fbaii,
above tho Dalton, anu i1.ms n feature
VI uo,u iu tue C1muany'a operations.
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NEWS OF THE MINES
But One Transaction Recorded On
Change Today,
RICHMOND ANACONDA, 1uE STOCK.
Mining Movements In the Districts Of
Park City, Tln,io aud bingham
dips aud spurs.

The ontite business done on 'chango
today issummed up In one sals-ihnt
or :. 900 shares OF Richmond Ansconda
at 1 cents. While the bears made
attempts to drag the stocks down to u
minimum, sellers were somewhat
obstinate ana 10 most cases would not
give way to tho pressure brought 20
bear against them, hence tho,scarclty
oiltansfcrs. The asking quotations re-
mainoi about as usual, but bidding
generally ruled lower.
The closing figures were as follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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LOGAN.
Cache County happenings.

LooAN, IVAN Jusr %, iso5
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The Fourth Of July voting ooatssl
closed on Saturday, evening with the
IllluMInE TnauIL.
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Junction Jots.

Tue Fourth OF July voting ooat.sl
closed on Saturday, evening with the
following result:
Rose uuiani,ti. Columbia .................si.g 80
Lillian Mrt oy, ltahs..s....s.ss. sHHt ~
NIHH hfaWWUIt s.ss.ss s,sss.- q, ti
May brown uE1ru.ssHsssssss.sss'sss va
tu toe second district court Ida l..
Conway has brought suit for divorce
from lnOmha J, conway. They were
married IN 1857 aud have three emil.
den. DctrFuon and failure 90 provide
IL the alleged cause fOT thb
Ia the matter Of the estate Of Capt
George II. Laiayfo, duceutd, who dlcu
suddenly on tho Southern Pacific train,
aud whlse residence was IN Hons
Kong, China, "a petition has been pro,
srnteu In probate praying for thv APP
poinlment OF w, +. Adama ~ special
administrator ui hib personal ta,atC,
valued at s. 800. w, r. Adams wtH
appointed win bonds OF 81 900, siguuu
by Z, IL. Brough anu J, q. Nye.
The Ogden committee on the Fourth
Of July celebration has boon denied
special rates by tho railway companies
because salt Lake CITY got red ucou
rates Tor tho Carnival. The committee
has published a statement OF the facts
anu recommend the citizsns Of Ogden
and Weber county 10 Withhold Their
patronage from Salt Lake resorts for
tue balance Oi the year
Tho controversy over tho assets Of
tho Brigham Cily Mercantile anu
Manufacturing association was CLOSED
up on Saturday, tue court making
partial decree OF settlement dlslOsing
VI the whole case. About $4,000 viii
DO divided among the judgment credit.
Oft,
TIE warm weather OF yesterday
Affected religious people sOmewha
the churches had a slim attunlAuCo
The Tabernacle choir lot yesterday
morning Tor MRni aud Provo, where
they give co cefls.
George White has been granted .
divorce frOm his wife, Ada II. White.
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rARK CIrY NEMh.

The Records Account Of worh la . hat
tnniuu, nininE District,
There will BIO no salo Of delinquent
stock on the Int COnstellntiOn assess .
meut as all slogkhUldprs paid up IN
full. The new engine has l00n placed
rnd In IN running order and works
like u charm. 1t 10 Of tho friction pat.
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'"'"" N"""I ""T T "IHH''
Republicans aud Democrats 1T
alike wondering what action the Dem.
oontio convention viii take la reEarI
10 silver, Many Republicans, probably
a majority, ind0Tse the stand taken by
the bolters, aGd many Of that humbrI
would rather vote Tor Democrat on O.
silver plolgOgm, than Tor Mckinley o.
a gOld platform, There q few who,
Notwithstanding tho Ho,iou OF the 81.
Louis convention, sill uelioyo tina
IA BY hope i.T silver lies IA the Re.
publican party, and there are very
few who consider silver Of secondary
importance.
d. +. Cummings IT., hiss spent O
very prOniablu week m Cache valley
Ia the Interest n the DE9ERFT NEWs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-06


Los candidates para la presidencia de
los Estados Unidos, cuya election SO efec-
tuara ell de Noviembre del afio actual,
son: por Ell partido republicano, que es el
que hasta ahOra tiene prObabilidadee de
veneer, Mr. Mac Kinley, Mr. Morton, Mr.
Sherman, Mr. Alger, Mr. Reed, Mr. Allison
y Mr. Harrison; por 81 part;do den6cra-
ia Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Carlisle y Mr. Whit
ney, La convention republicana ae ha dc
reunir en- JUNO. "La Discussion" de la
Habana tratando sobre qui6n ha de ser el
successor de Cleveland, dice:
"La question de Cuba puede ser uno
de los temas de Ia election al, antes de No
viembre, no SO ha resuelto aqui Zen Cuba)
y en- los Estados Unidoe; aQuf por estar
tan adelantada Ia obra de la pacifcacion
que, va, la termination de la lucha sea
question de POGO tempo; alli, porque se
haya reconocido la beligerancia, ,sin agriar
las relaciones con Espaha, porque ee
haya renunciado reconocer esa beige
rancia. Si la question sigue alberta, ser
vira para alimentar Ia propaganda patrio-
terra de los dos particles. Cada uno de los
dos candidates procurara parecer mas an
ii, espaf1ol que ell otro. Si- como no 10 ea-
peramos-al llegar 10 eleccion, es grave la
situaci0n diploTnatica y ha estallado, va
& estalIar un corf1ioto con Espe1a. Mr.
Cleveland tendra Douchas probRbilided -
de ser reelegido. Son, 10 verdad, las
1nicas que tiene; y este, acaeO, explique
su conducta nebuloaa en- Ia question de
Cuba; porque, al, como Presidente, Sc ha
mostrado circunspecto, es noborio que, en-
las Camaras, los polfticos mas allegados s
81 figuran entre los que 80 agitan on favor
da lCs apnnrAEiataa
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TnETPu DEasLAY

aotante entire 81 oentro izquierdo 81 centric de.
reoho, bsstante caliente para los exaltados
bastante tibia para los tfmidos, oosa asf como Ia
letra de Ia Marse|lesa CON Ia mtaica de Ia reina
Hortensia
Por 10 demds, al color pol{tico de gu candi
datura le importabo muy POGO pues como ar
gumento deoisisO oontaba con su dinero, era
10 m6s acertodo.
Los proyeotos del senor Moulinet disgusta.
ron muoho al duque de Bligny, quien orefa que
h@biendo ssbido 50 sueggo reunir taa ooueidera-
BILE fortuna solo debfa ocuparse en- haoer que 81
le gezase>
Manifestole az disguato con la familiarjdad
algo impertinente que era el tono ordinario de
Bus conversaoionea con el exmiembro del Tribu-
nal de- Comercio
-1Q16 mosoa le hs picado ueted para
meterse en- politioas-le dijo-5No le parece
que los asuntos pdblicos van bsstante MALI IFS
singular la a6oon que tienen las personas tr- n
quilas mezolarse c&ndidamente en- tsles enre-
dosi 5Sabe listed 81 los electores serdn bastan-
te neoios para elegirle?
-lPero, quarido duque, cuento cen ellosi
-Veremoa 10 que oueata.
-1QQe os importas
Me imports mucho Me he oassdo con
una hiia hnios, ? aa le antoia uated darle una
hermana
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con ruidoEo brillo Por regis general agrado
los hombres, pero sus naneraa ibres y varoni-
les le atrajeron Ia crftica de todss las mujereH,
I'll duqne no haafs osso de ella, J los tres
meaes de matrimonio sc IL euponfa tan separado
de au mujer como era poaib!e estarlo, hacienda
le la oorte la bella condess de Canalheilles,
una irlandess de oios azule', profuodos Y cam
biantea como ell color de las gaas del mar.
Ia duquess ooqu"tesbs con media docena
de eleg .ptes jovenes, de rizados cabellos ire
prochahles peoheras que le acompanaban to-
das parties
Llsmaba aqoella pequens fslaDge de ga.
lsnteadoreH ''au tiro da aes", le conduc1a con
segura mano sin rieego de volosr.
Ia sequedsd de su corszon y Ia pobress
de su temperamento la popfan, adeuas al abri-
go de uns Horpresa
Desenabara zsdo de su hija empsz6 madu-
rar Moulinet importantes proyectos
Tomo ascretario y Sc enoerraba CON 81 dia
riamente durante muchas horas en- una hermosa
habitacion que bautiz6 con al nombre de biblio
teca, aunque no habfa en- ella ibro alguno.
Puso sobre el esositorio un tratado de eco.
nomfs polftios, aseguraba su hijs que de dos
& cinco de la tsrde dormfa sobre 81 tranquila.
mente
Suponfa la baroness que el exmiembro del
Tribunal do Comsrcio sspiraba diputado, pues
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De Bayanon nos escriban que ell guar
dia municipal Juan Exp6sito, sospechando
que un muchacho llamado Jose Rivera
reno unos av1os 10 montar, 10 condujo al
deposito aplicandole I'm soberano compon
to. Despu6s 10 puso en- libertad. La ma
DIRE del muchacho. cuyo cuerpo esta lleno
do cardenales, Sc fu6 en- queja al alcalde,
deapu6s de haber sido visto por el m6dico
titular, sin que del asunto SIC haya dado
cuenta 81 tribunal competente.
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= MARIE BRIGABI 4 ROGER

COGNAC --Por 'aDor frances NegO
otra remeaa de este cslehrado COGNAC
bida, la mas pura Y Ia mas sana que SO i'm
porta auui Sc ha!la de vente en- 9! aims
cen de A RAUSCHENPLAT San Juan
calle dc Tetuan nnmaro Is. 12-l
Sc encuentra en eata Capital hemos
tenido nuchO g1sto en- estrechar su mano,
nuestro querido amigo ei sefior teniente
coronel don Agapito Pioazo, C0rnandante
u1i!itar dc Humacso.
La sef1ora Presidenta Provincial de
Danas de Ia Cruz Roja, ha recibido del
Befior don Candido Prados, vecino del CO.
roza1 So so destinados los fondos que pa
ra auxiio dc los heridosy enfernaos de la
oampaha de Cuba, tiene esta Connisi6n.
La policfa municipal de Rio piedras
ha demostr2do una veZ mas su pericia en-
81 ha1lazgo y capture Dc rat0ros. Recien
tenente le fueron robados 4 un veciuo 4
potes de pintura bien pronto dieron con
ol ladron en- Santurco y fueron ocupa-
dos los referidos pot3s. Trabajaron con
actividad el CabO don Francisco Fernau-
dtZ y los guardia4 don Ar2nanoo Martinez
= don Ramon Pifiero, pero el Martinez fu6
el que tuvo Ia suerte de cojer al caco y
ocupar la pintura. iBian por dicha policia!
So cotiza caf6 en- Ponce: Corriente pa,
RI Cuba $3l. Pueblo, $245. Hacienda sin es-
ooger, s26. Id. escojido $264 a $2ea. Yau-
co, de $27 $28. Caracolillo dc $29 & $393.
Ha rendido la josnada de Ia vida en-
esta Capital, 10 estimable sehora do1a
Mercedes Carrero, viuda de Gonzalez, ma,
Dire amantisima que fu6 de nuestro esti
mado amigo ell sef1or @ mandante de in
fanteria don Vicente Gonzalez Carrero &
quieD, 10 snismo que & toda su estimable
familia, enviamos nuestro mas sentido
p6same.- Descanse en- paz!
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Francisco Cap6 Illas en- ell que impugna
derechos de la Succession de don Vicente
Fernandez en- cuentas presentadas por oil
depositario don Juan Segundo Ortiz Pun
tos son estos que debieran delindarse con-
venientemente para evitar las crfticas de
este vecindarioo
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Al "Heraldo", de Madrid, le escribe su
corresponsal en- Ia Habans:
'' En- los proximos correos marcharan
algunos generates y jefes, y no hay que
decir que habr& ''interviews." Partiendo
de Ia base dc que todos diran 10 que sien
ten, pues nadie tiene derecho dudar de
clio, en- el estudio comparative de 10 que
digan habra algo de inter6s. Cada cual
cuenta de la feria segdn la va en- ella, y &
este 81 es verdad q. es diffcil que se sustrai
ga nadie El general Weyler no Sc oculta
para decir que 81 no echa a nadie; Ell que
SO va, 8 SO vaya, es porque Quiere.
Sc Ahors bien; 10 que 81 no esta dis
puesto hacer, es autorizar icencias. I'll
que SO vaya por su gusto su convenien-
cia, &c va defnitivamente. jPor que ocul-
tar que Ia marcha de dignos jefes en- estos
n1omentos es objeto de comentarios y has
ta discusiones? z Sc explica; todos ellos,
por el tempo que llevan, conocen al ene-
migo; iban siendo practicos en- el terreno;
tsnfan sus fuerzas acostumbradas & su ca
r6cter; ipor que SO van en- estas circuns-
tancias, en- que es tan interesante aprove-
char los momentos? Fernando parte del
pdb'ico que observa, hemos de decir que,
sean los que quieran nuestros juicios, res
petamos sus determinaciones. Ellos tie
nen, como el que mas, conciencia de pa
triotas; sabran 10 que hacen."