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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

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OF our lana permit ID. 'i." .''o'n '3
.'lp JUS youth anu '''"-' "' 1''-. -'o-
laiI'
There are 2n.fi9 saloons in the United
States. or one TO every rs persons, ana
one 20 every fifty voters. The Jaw would
DE cyudel hy not q few and perhaps the
greater number Of the present mb.hers
would for "a time at least. continue thoir
practices. bat the power or tho law
backod hv determined public sentiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

letter Of the Hon. W. u. Petit in your
issue OF the 23d, you failed 10 call At
tention 10 another seeming Inconsistency
In his many "And do they not knows"
In paragraph 4. in speaking OF the So
called decentralization OF silver in 1873.
he says that "the panic and hard times
Immediately eusuec," etc. etc. Ii Is true
lse somewhat quallfies this by saying.
but this was doubtless the main cause"
Now what are the facts? From 1898 To 1871.
only sS.o3l23S silver dollars wers coined
by the government. none Of which were
in circulation when the act OF 1873 was
passed. From 1898 10 1871 only {1s2 SIS. 223
OF subsidiary coin was coined. we sup
pose about half OF this sum was In exist
ence as a circulating medium, so that II
every dollar that tho government had
coined from the foundation OF the repub-
lie had been ia circulation in 1873 IL would
have amounted to s222. $50. s2i. and yet since
that time from 1873 10 1896 the govern
ment has coined in silver. SAT- s27. 40. every
dollar OF which has been accepted as a
medium OF exchange upon a parity with.
gold. Wen. the logical conclusion IL That
II owing TO the so-called decentralization
In 1873. and the small quantity OF silver
then I'm use. caused the panic and the
Had OF woes we are now suffering and
free silver is, the remedy. who has not
the addition Of s25o.000000. Tin round num-
bers). since 1873 produced that prosperity
and thrift its advocates contend for, II
would seem that MIR. Pettit's argument
would prove the very contrary 70 what
he intends. The gentleman is doubtless
good lawyer. but il would seem he does
not knew" much about finance. and In
discussing political economy. he is out OF
MS element. j. s. MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

domestic and individual life, in strong
conviction Of tine fact that DO is the es-
pee.al duty of al professors of religion %
lead tho way. and OF all others who az
heart desire the peace and happiness II
our common humanity 10 unite with them
in an Organized and aggressive warfare
against this universally af.mitted evil
and that uon-resistance TO such curse
constitutes cu'pabie acQuiescense in d..
I shall cast my ballot for the candidate
whose lrst speech in the campaign rec
coguizod thc sovereignty OF God and voiced
the Sneakers s0liciude for the salvation
OF America for "Gcd home and native
land" and for the only platform that
hreathas spirit of reliance upon the God
OF nations and openly avows His Divine
authority Joshua Leverns and the Pro-
hiniti0n platform vs.. VI BlCkERS.
Richmond. Va, July 18th, 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
ron JOSHUA LEVERING
The Merits Of tho Prohibition Platform
strongly Set Forth.

]
| Editor OF The Times.
sir-In the present great marshaliing OF
! hosts and futter " banners on the great
| POLITICAL battlefield. there is an army
/ which on account az its freedom from inc
/ dominant spirit CO party sentime"ialisi
| SIS loss prominent than some of the grand
! divisions that have been warning inrout d
/ tine years DO is none the less gallant
army contoudng FOR grand truths thal
were not born 20 die. and which VIII yel
come forth victorious, TO bless the EIanu
eet land under the star 100 skies Though
/ rr-airauv reunlsed again and again. this
Glorious army has never surrendered
though kept back by dirt of superior NUM-
nors and resources. It's ranks have per
refrallv remained n tact. Us banner has
| rarer been furlod-its cohorte have SUE
r.rad and are strong. With very tenn
rorarv reuulse its ranks have received
addition. It's shibholeth is neither silver
nor gold bat IFS grand rallyng cry o.,
.r.r God Home and Native Land DIV
Never eurrerdernc. never wavering TINS
army " Urht comes forth in faith and
courage 20 tie battle Of the ballots or
lf.
The Temperance forces have an along
been hamnercd hv "a lack of unity. on ac-
count NJ divergent flows regarding
methods The great majority have been
theoretical prohhInonlsts. bur the union
of am such in separate political organ
ism has been heretofore Impossible some
hold that The question in its political
lcarres shonld DO settled inside OF the
cr.sfinr party organizations. soma pro
ferel local option 20 national and State
rrohilIforr Jaws. others who aereed f-
sl I| No. % D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
SPECIAL IN DRESS
GOODS.

one lot Of wool Challies. 1sc. goods.
special. DC ward. An ,,-..t
aG-lnCh excellent quality Inc Au-W@ol
Black Serge, specially soou f'iNr' -i''
8S-inch very handsome super sfaoe'
Rioh Lrstre Black Mohair, regularly ''c'
special. 50c yard al l,.t,~..,
An Immense lot of BACK ana 'e.ol
llr'ls Goods Remnants. in desirable
ianofbs Nm. sea sons best s.urs, az prices
No. clear them out qlichly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
SIPS WHITE SHIRTS CSC.
EACH.

Here IS the best constructed Dress Shirt
on sale i'm this city. FOur-ply short. oren
bosom (0niy ten inches long. neck
band closed in front made OF splendid
muslin. carefully worked huttOn-hoies and
eyelefs. patent gussets and seams REIN
for Soc. eacn - ,
Fine Dress shirts. extra long GJ y
irchaa ouen bosom with two wide
rieats open front and back, very stylish
and dressy, made Of exec iieht mlsiiil'
natont eussets and seams. reinforced back
ana front regular Sl25 goods al soc.
each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

Colonel a. s. Buford president OF the
State Board Of Agriculture colc~x
Thomas Whitehead. Commissioner "a
Agriculture; T. II. Bigger. his clerk: and
Mr.. Edward A. Evans. OF the Stata
Weather Service. will leave to-morrow
for tho meeting OF the State Board OF
Agriculture. which will convene at &
O'Clock +. NJ Tuesday. July 2s. lSss
at the Blue Ridge Springs. Va. A largo
attendance and an important meeting y
expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

ing the Eastern consumer with the silver
OF the Western producer ,..
ID 1894 Great Britain imported Se''ssi .slS
OF silver. and exported yo.9-s2:s. nda.
during thst year. imported s'-.S'o..-'. and
r,,'orfeG B.. lp,.f.J-a net import 81 silver
- ,t,...,,,,,.,., %, So. III. ca, which. al ne
coming rae OF SlN3' TO t"s rupee and
iss grains Of plic silver ia the rupee Is
4iA1.Ss6 n-e silver ounces. -,,.
Examine now tho statistics O, s'INer Pro Pro
duction The world 8 ottpu, OF my s',',
Ounces Tor me years lss--' was 90 io'
lows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
EXTRA RIBBON SALE.

The Il and 15c. Heavy Grade. All-Slll
Satin Ribbon. In all the new. bright, and
beautiful cOlOrs. reduced TO DC. the yard.
The II and 2Oc Heavy Grade. All-Slik
Satin Ribbon, in all the new. bright. and
beautiful cOlOrs. reduced 10 -. the yard.
The - and zoe. Heavy Grade, All-Slk
Satin Ribbon in all the new. bright ana
beautiful colors. reduced TO l4c. the yard.
The very desirable and fashionable Nio-
let Hello. and Purple Taffeta Ribbons.
i'm all widths, are here in abundance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

but sale price is &c.
Infants .Siips.--Ne kprico only WE'LL
made garments and az ridiculous prices
Tor this sale
Real value SOC, sale price 2jc.
lnfants' Long Dresses, fine cambria.
yoke OF inserting neatly trimmed, real
worth 100, sale price SOC.
Infants Long Dresses You'll pro-
nouuce this a bargain AT 81. well made.
good cambria. Hamburg trimming. yoke
70, inserting but price these AZ 15c.
Infants Long Dresses AT 81. were our
regular sI.39 garu ent. well made. neatly
made and trimmed.
Infants Long Dresses At Sl.25.--Fine
Nains00k. fun size, well made extra
real worth 81 80, but price them IN this
sale al Sl25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
sc. LAWNS 3 nc. YARD.

One case beautifully de-
signed, fast color Scotch
Lawns and Fine Batiste,
the regular Sc. goods-spe-
cial price, SIC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
CHILDREFPS WEAR.

Chinren's short Dresses az 2Jc.-Fine
cambria. trimmed with inserting. yoke or
checked camlrlc. full and we'll made, ana
worth - per cent more than inc price
CMldrens skirts. sizes 20 . years
fine c4mbric, deep hem. regularly worth
4sc.. but as we must sell the entire lO'v0p
garments we say Sic. the garment.
Chudrens skirts. JDc.. 5izes 10 q
years Hamburg trimming and tucks.
Misses skirts az 25c.-fine cotton. full
SIZE. deep hem and tucksi q bargain az
Misses skirts az 5oc.-Good quality cot
ton. fine Hamburg trimming, well made
and fun size.
ChHdren's skirts At G5c-A bargain at
$50. fine cotton, tucks, and deep ruiile
Misses Skirts at 35c.-Elegant quality
cotton tucks and deep hem. cut fun size
ard a decided bargain at 3oc.' but In THIS
saia az 800.
Chlldren's Pants. well made, good cot
ton. worked huttOu-lOles-
Size J. value j. i-2'.. sale price Dc.
SECS ., 3. and 4, value l5c.; sale price
sizes .. G. and Z. value zoe, sale price
Sizes s aud o. value 25c., sale price 2oc:
Chndr-n's Pants. fine muslin, worked
huff0n-h0ies trimmed with Hamburg ana
sizes md .. value 300. sale price 25c.
sizes and D. value Boo. sale price 2lc.
sizes and o. value 39c., sale price olc.
sizes +. s. ana o. value 5Oc., sale price
chidron's Gowns at n. 81 81 H. AMI
45c. exceptional values. oil made 10 our
order of best cotton. and flushed as you
want them. their real value would re -
per cent higifr.
ChHdrcn's White Aprons fine lawn.
neatly made. exceptional salue DC.
tHiI- Arr0u at 2gc., regular worm
40. lut We want you TO own tnem' 20
price tlfm at 2.c.
ChuCreu's Aprons at 50c.-Ch aeHed mus
lin and plain white lawn. , iss embtQil-
srv. VOL made. q bargain at terr but
s.lo price win be SOC.
CrfIr.n's Aprons an Soc Fine lawn.
low lCcE. short sleeves. Swiss clnbroid-
r-v Very ueqtiv maIe. a bargain al &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

Richmond Va, July 81. 1896.
Editor OF The Times:
sr.-In your courteous criticism Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
J
INVENTORY CT E A R :
ANCE SALE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS.

70 Carpet Brooms well made, cool
corr, double sewed. g.. each. regular
price Zoe.
Patent Folding Ironing Tables. wall
made, 5Oc each. regular price 5oc.
5o Cocoa Door Mats. plain aud red Dor
der. 2ac. each. regular value 90.
only. largo size Cocoa Door Mats, red
border 5Oc. each, regular price sJc
'Mikado' indicated Tissue Toilet Pa
per. wire loop. 10 packages Tor no usu-
ally DC. package.
Chinese LIQUID Bluing. one-quart bottle.
&C., instead Of loc
10 spring Floor Mop Han1les, Dc. each;
regular prico Zoe. each.
Full Size Banded Japnnned Toilet Sells
Water Carrier. Stop falL root iD-I's-
ular price Si-ILyeatOry sale Price, zoe.
Largo size Galvanized Refrigerator
Pans with TWO handles. Joe. cach' tesu-
IS Save ''e-' Hsmmocts. the best hammock
in the market 50 l-2. ne.
. barrels Tin-Top Jelly Classes Doc
dozen. ,,...
Mason's Improved Fruit Jars white ..Ii,,
flint glass Tho only jars IN when you
ygUl have no trouble. Keeps fruit sweet.
Euy ONLY White Flint Glass Jars.
pinis zoe dozen
Quarts. 6Oc dozen.
Half gallon. 72c. dozen.
To close out .he balance Of ice-'feam
Freezers. we name these special prices:
one only 2-quaJt Com Freezer az ti'lV'
Isiva only. 9-quart Gem Freezers, sloO
On. onlg. 4-qCart Gem Freezer, Sl-'J.
One only, 2quart blizzard Freezer
Why drink impure water when fhteIs
ara sold so cheap? To close out Dat
sace OF stock we name special prices
Two only. Flat-Diak fIileI' gray S''"o
ware. TripOu disk. Al Sl.N.
Six only. Success Filters, natural lilp-
oil block filters best in the market S-.oo'
regular price $50 l.,-,-..
Best quality Bromo lepain Che"ssns
Cum tablets TO package p"s'7 'O'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
SKIRTS.

style al 75c.: former regular price. s.
styles az 81; former regular price $40
and Sl39.
styles az 1926; former regular price
81 80 and Sl.65.
styles at sl75; former regular price
81 % and g..
STYLES 1T 81; former regular price $3.50
10 800.
styles at 81 former regular price $3.50
aud s. 30.
An made as you'd make them. elegantly
trimmed, best quality muslin and cam
brio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
CORSET COVERS.

Corset Covers az SOC; ten styles, fine
quality cambria, all shape necks, and
trimmed in lace embroidery and insert
ing. real value 90 and Zoe, but at this
sale soc. the garment
Corset Covers at 75c.; elegant goods,
choice styles wei made. and trimmed IN
many STYLES. wcn worth 81, but our sale
price 1Jc. each.
Corset covers at 81: four styles. finest
quality sImhric we'll made neatly and
profusely trimmed; a positive barsain~at
81.
Corset Covers at Sl.2j. two handsome
styles, cambria. and trimmed with Tor
chon lace. fun and well made, exceptional
value at 81 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
NOTIONS.

"Dandy' Combination Russell Dressing.
16c. package.
Whitmoro's GiGlt-Edge Dressing, Ice.
Koko Soap similar to Ivory), &c. cake.
Tar Soap for mechanics, 4c. cake.
Genuine Imported White CASTLE Soap,
&c. cake.
oak Talct m Powder &c. large box.
Sleeve Extenders, lie. pair.
New Shape Hip Pads. 29c. pair.
DC. Leather Belts, narrow widths, &c.
each
- and 33c. silk Belts, now 19c each
Large Size G-Ounce) Palm Soap, BE-
dozen cakes.
Entire line Of 25c. Belt Buckles. now
Zoe. each.
25c. Link Cuff Buttons (sterling). Zoe.
pair
80 and Toe Purses and Pocket-Books.
39c. each.
Large lot Il lie. All-Linen Handker-
chiefs, reduced 10 &c. each.
DC. Leather Belts covered buckles),
lie. each.
A lot Of 15c. Pun Boxes, reduced to
Dc. each.
2 1-2-yard SIX Corset Lacers. &c. each.
lie Beyel Glass Mirrors. 1Oc each.
Large size Stockinet Dress Shields sc.
pair.
Regular 25c. White Kid Belts. Ole.
MONDAY ONI,Y)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

A special IN eXtra-wide az 20 1i-inch)
elegant quality Fine Cambria EmbrOid-
cries. new ana beautiful designs, regular
25c goods. at special price, i lie. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
19C. WINDSOR TIES,
y nc. EACH.

Extra Weight Fine Al-Silk beautiful
Plaid Window Ties. the equal OF most 2Jc:
ties. none better az Zoe. anywhere, special
price here, l. lie. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
IN NEW SILKS.

About $50 yards of the
very handsomest, very rich
est and most desirable extra
heavy Taffeta Silk that ever
crossed a counter-Stripes,
Figures, Persian and Ores
den designings i'll all the
very SWEETEST and most strik-
ing color combinations. Our
re gular 60c., 75c.. S9c., and
81 Silks all cut to the clear
ance price of SOC. the yard.
Remnants of Black. Fig
ured, Changeable, and Strip
ed Talfeta Silks, the Soc,
69c.. and 75c. goods, at 39c.
the yard.
Remnant of Black, Figured, Changsable
and Striped Taffeta Silks, the so, % and
75c. goods, at 39c. the yard.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-20
AGENCIA CONSULAR De FRANCIA
H n PONCE

Por decreto de esta fst hs dictsdo en- Ell
abintestado del ciudadano frances senor don
Iguacio Muri Y Romanf Sc ha dispueeto, q
fin de cubrir deudas, Y los gastos del jnicio,
la verta en- pdblica subasta de los bienes del
Gnsdo radicados en- 81 hsrTio dc Aguas-blan-
cas- del t6rmino municipal De Yauco, consis
tentes ep
u prsdio de terreu0 de once cuerdss mas
& menos con siembrss de cafe en- production
Y en- Ell una casa de MADEIRA, cobjiada de
bierro galvanizado, de doce yaTa, de largo
per echo dc aucho, cojindante 81 terreno; por
II norta con Jon C!emeptino Mori; por Ell
sur con Ia q1ebrada del Naranjo; per ell Is
te con don julian Pietri J don Luis Dasts 7
Dor ell Oaste con don Ramon Ruiz.
OTTO preiio 3e teTrepo de seis cGerdas mas
& raeras c0n siembTas de cafe en- production
colindaute por el Eorte con don Luis Das
10 don JOSH Martioi; por ell Este con don
Julian Pietri = por e Oes6s con don Ramon
Ruiz.
El acto del remate tendrs lngar en- eata
Agereia Consular ell dfa % del mes de
Ahril proximo & las dieZ de la m*f1aua y Sc
,sdvierte one 20 So admitirSn proposiciones
Que M cubFau les dcs tereeras parties de Ia
tasacj6b escendsute an mil dosciemto Gin
ruenta peRos moneda ccrTfdnte, siendo de
cneuta del r. niatists e. psgo de los derechos
res ies.-P nee, 9 de M~rz3 dc 1895 La
gent consulasre de France snte9tsao, DE La
HoNGRAIs. In 2 V. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-20
UN CONVENIO
HISPANO AMERICAN0i

Este Gocumento, que su tempo
no Sc dio ia pubicijad Y que shora
v;ene s dlhouitar el fapido eastigo de
nuchos rebeldes cogidos con las az
mas en- Is n1ano. dice asf:
= Las dos parties tespectiyas, MI
tuamente deseosas d. tcrm1aar aEnis
tosamente toda controversial sobre el
efsctos de los tfatados vigentes en
dctero,inados casos DC jurisdiction y
pEocedimientos juo;cia.es. y conse
cuencla De las razones expuestaa y &c
las cbservaciones cambisdas ca va
rias noeas y conferencsas a1terioses,
hicieTon por ambas pas tes deciara
cion &c Ia inteIigencia de los dos ca
biegnos En- la ma;eTia y aceSca de Ia
recta aplicsc:6a de dichos tFatados..
Ei senior CaideIon y Collantes de
claFo 10 siguiente
10 N,ngua ciudadafo de los Es
Ia 1os y idos sesidenfe en Espzna,
~us advacentes o sus posesionSs de
UItsamar. acusado de actos dc sedi
cl6a, infdencia 6 conspiraoi6n contra
las instituciones, Ia segurldad p1Dlica
Il intsgfidad del tesrigorio, 8 ccntra
e Gobi@rno Sapremo, . de cua!quier
otro crimen, podra ser sometido a
1ingun Tribunal exceptional. sino
exc.usivan,ente la jurisdiccioa OK
5inaria, fueEa d<l case CT que sea co
gido con las aFmas en- la mano.
p Los qae. fae-a de este d;timo
caso. sean arrestados 8 presses. So con
siderara que 10 h8n sido de oEd@n de
la sutoridad civil, para los tfsctos de
la ley dc. II de Abril de 1921, aun
cuando 81 arresto 8 la pris:6n Sc haya
ejecutado por fuetza armada.
90. Los qae sean cogi3os cen las
armas en- la n.ano, y, per tanto, ssten
comprendidos en- la excepcidn del ar
ticulo 10, sefaa juzgados en- Consejo
de guerra ordinaiio, con arregIo al
articulo 20 &c Ia ci1ada ley; pero, aun
en- este caso, dizfrutarzn para su de-
fensa los acusa EOS, &c las garaDtias
consignadas en- Ia citada ley de II de
Abfii d. 1897.
70 En- su Consecuencia, al en- les
cases ren.ionad>s en el parrafo ter
ceFo COMO en- los del segcndo, Sc les
permitifa les acusados nomb1ar
procure dor y abogado, QUE Pc dTan
comunicsr con clos cualqui-t hors
propia: Sc les dara oportunamente
copia Sc la acasaci6a y una hsta de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-20
ADlESTRO Y SINIESTR0

Hace dfas qua las fuerzas leales
andan & GAIA de Maceo, que seg1n
parece es mas eacurridlzo que una
anguils.
Cuando mas segaro 10 tenemos. Sc
nos escapa de entire laa manos con
una igsreza que va quisieran para 81
muchas lie res.
Sempre f&ilan nuestros calculos,
8 bien porque un telegrof sta Sc duer-
me sobre 81 aparato, como pod11a
dormirse un general sobre sus laure
leg, va porque uno de los jefes en-
cargados de cortarle Ia Eetirada. de
caer sob-e 81, Sc cae de IN nido y no
acude a tempo para cortarle NADIA, nj
stn ell hilo de la ex!stencia.
Estos casos van picando en- histo-
ria.
Y asf nadie 10 deamocha,
y aunque sin cesar SO eecucha
que no pasara Ia trochs
resulta a| fin que es muy trucha.
Y ESQ que para impodirle ell paso
SO ptiliza toda clase de artefactos, Y
40 Sc repara en- gastos nj en- precau
clones.
Ea la Inca de Mariel Majnana.
segdo las L timas noticias, habfa apos
tados 16 900 infantes, 600 ginetes, y
IA canones.
Adsmas Sc crey6 corveniente colo
car alambres y horniiIas e'6atricas
para producer txplosiones, Ell case
necasario, y hssta Sc scud;6 81 auxi-
lio de Ia pirotecnia para avisar cual,
quier intentona del enem; go por me-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-20

eche encima el perfodo de Ias lluvias
con todas sus conseouencias. han d'
ponerse intransitables todas las sen
das.
SAlvo me1iori, psrecenos que ei di
chose perfodo de las lluviasi quo tan
to di6culta la campana, ha de tavo
recernos bastante, pues con tanto Ito
yer es muy fscil que Sc 10 moJen lo'
papeles a Maxine Gomez.
La estaci6n lluviosa, con su CO
horte de aguaceros, chaparrones J
turbonadas, podra mediar en- esta ira
gedia intermin&bie como el deatr ca
maelina de los antiques, poniendo
los insurrectos en- remojo y con 9
aqua 81 cueilo, y cortando el nude
gordiano del problema de la guerra
cada yez mas intrincado.
Ea cuanto SO shran las cataratas
del cielo, seran hombres al aqua.
E. Ia mejor msnera como pue.te
ahogarse la insusrecc;6n.
Con IN diluvio parcial. qae inur
da Ia isla de CnbA hasta cubrir todas
las eminencias, excepto Weyler
Que es una eminepcla de w.
Sin embargo, aun sou cepaces
Maximo Gomez y Macao De refagiar
Sc en- IN area, y qus3ar a fl 'te sobre
las sguas "a borotadas.
7 mas considerando one mo y
otro saben naaar y guardian la ropa
Jay! Pero las nubes que amens-
zan no deshacerse nunca, mas que en-
ell espacio, estan en- los o JOS de Csno
vas-que es b.zco-y en- los de nues
tros poifticos mas cons p(cuos qae DO
ven con la c!aridad qa= deb;esan ver.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-20

tutos revisados, consigna que & toda
persona acusada dc lnfidencia Ie seia
lfacilitada copia dc la acusacidn, con
una lista del Jurado de los testgos
que han de presentarse en- el juIcio,
tres dias antes de! misno; que en- to.
dos los casos de fal ciase podra el
acusado hacer So amp'id dtfensa por
medic de abogado, quien tendra libre
communication cen el toda hora pro-
pia; que podfa en- su dtfensa hacer
cualquieE pruebs que pueda pfesentar
por testigos habiies, y tendra deFet no
para compiler & SUI testigf que
comparezcan ante el Tribunal
90 Todas estas disposiciones &c la
Constitution d. las actss del Con-
greso estan constante permanente
nente vigenfes, con exception :
caso de la suspension temporal
auto del Ha6eaS Co'pNs.
40 Las disposiciones aqui con;
nadas Sc aplican expresamente tod
las personas acusadss de inhdenca
otros cafmeues capitales en- les Est;
dos Unidos. y pox 10 tanto. asi seg1
la ietra de Ia ley como tambIeI en-
vistud de los tgstados vigentes, Ia
sxpxesadas disposiciones aIcarzan J
com prend6n q todos los espa1oles re-
sideatcs 8 estsndo dentro dsl territo.
.io de los 1stad Unidos.
FL senor Ca'deron y Collantes en-
tooces deciaro 10 que sig0e:
En- vista DEL sarisfaccorio a,reglo
de esta question de una maneta tan
propia para la conservation de las re-
&ciones amistosas entEe los respecti-
vos G3biernos. y fin de oar al c.:
oierno de los E,rados Unidos la m8
complete segurIdad de Ia sinceridad y
buena fe del Gobiegno de S. M en- la
msteria, Sc n1andara por real orden ia
extticta obses Vaci6n ceI prEsente Pro->
tocoIo en- todos los dominios de Es-
pafia, y particuiafmente en- Ia isla Gle
Cuba
In Gestimonio dc 10 cual hemos
6fmado alternative mente este Pfoto-
coio. -Flrmado FeYnd9sdo Cakder6n
y-.te oss an - E.-.r,,>14s2 Ca gb CH-
sing