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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

Senate wben biz v0iui and vote were
for the oliver cause In preferences
TO oil otners. For that cause
ho threw aside party and oil
consideration associated therewith;
and u was hoped ~ those Of bis pslii-
ical faith 10 other matters who fol.
lowed his leaiefship In the silver
rauks, that there would be some con.
sidefa,ion shown him and them by
other parties who atiumo1 to put forth
iteo coinage OF silver ns tue foremost
istuc, and wanted to combine on that
platform. Nov these people, not only
IN Idaho bus outside OF II, are asklng,
II the course followed by Senator Du-
boig was uuselii,h. manly, patTiolic
and right, ami Ia the Interest Of the
people, thea In the light u himself
AMI following being Ignored IN his
own STATE, what diI all his work count
foi2 II, la places whofo . fusion is
assumed 70 be male, the leaders who
stood the brunt Of the sharpost COT Il Oh
yet had Tor the silver cause arc 10
DO trampitd out Of sigh, what may be
looked for ali arounu2
80 far ne regurus tlo situation pre-.
scented, this News expresses no opinion
snd offers no suggestion further than
u remark that bouse divided against
itsol', whether It be a house Of silver
or n house Of gold, IL In danger Of
c3llarsr. The facts AMI continents fe.
icrred to afo cited here as matters Of
current history that mas have d more
OF loss important hoaiins on one OF the
mountaineering political contests tbis
country ever has witnessed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

there o. cheap and ready source
Of motive force, The comparatively
low cosi Of transmitting water power
into electrical emery and the ease With
which the itms can he delivered 10
almost any desired tpot IL shown to be
not more than hali the cost Of pfoiuc.
ton Of steam; hence In waler-rower
localities steam engines are alta decided
disadvanlage. with the facts Ia view
as they are being developed nowadays,
1t should not be- long In this state bsioIe
every mountain stream bfiording any
considerable water power In the
vicinity Of town or settlement should
be utilized for the convenience and
comf3rt OF tho inhabitants Of the
locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
Auciloni Auc,ioni

O Weinssdsy August .btl NJ 1880,
No. $50 south Fourth East street, filt
lot VI elegant furniture, gooi "a ueWi
parlOr iuiuitufc, elglt oak ana willow
fockeTi, hle pianV, lamp, --latest; OAK
took case and GesE cOmOintd, Onyx
table, fine VI siiH chenille AID lnsh
point cuitains, folding bed, niiftOi
'front.'; tufse me bedroom svtp, if,ss
framed Iron bedtttai, lot Of lie iding.
hAll fiu, tambOO CHAIR, line lo' o.
cafpts, chii0nief with mirror toy,
singer SEWING machine, siie urs'".
extension, center nht Otbtr table A..
chaifs. due "a & u sttei range, ttu
burner, lot OF onlnr, glaos aud silver.
ware, 10, VI line picture, te'figeIaiUi,
lhdlea' bicycle sni tnoutaud uthet
uiefui ailirl,t. Eve emery birif.
X. a. AMI Ewe. AucliUuteD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

RECENT DISCOVERIES among the
ruined cities ofsnclent Babylonin are
saii TO carry the history " that people
back to a, loas. 1000 years before our
era. What tue evidences Of this high
date arc Is not yet given, but u would
sotm but natural to suppose that
chronology founded on the ancient
records Of any nation, living OF tx
tlnct, mus, at least be ,qunliy difficult
OF construction 70 that iounde on the
dates Ia tho earliest records OF the
Hebrews. Conclusions drawn In the
Interest OF higher criticism should
therefore be willing to submit to high.
or crltloilm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
WATtR VS.. STEAM.

fhere was time when water power
was considered almost thing OF the
past In liz adaptation NJ a motive force
to machinery but tho recent progres,
VI electrical engineering has placed
new face on tho situation. Here In
Utah we are realizing the potency Of
wAtor power In being a cheaper agent
than steam engines for the production
Of electricity, ana Salt Lake city is
being lighted and power Is being
furnished TO machinery at prices
which the steam generators can.
not compete with. In this
particular field only a beginning Is
being made on the Pacific coas,; and
another step may be noted In tao an
nouncemeni, made from California
this week, that tue Blue Lakes water
supply was being utilized there, and
was capable Of developing almost a.
much electrical energy as Niagara
Falls.
Referring TO the last named place,
the Buffalo, N. Y, Express contains
the inioimaiion that the price OF nj.
agAra Falls water paweI, Itansmutei IN.
TO electrical energy ana delivered 10
customers In Buffalo, Is to be
only $50 pes horse power for a
year-ihat iV, about ten cents per
day. A comparison OF this figure
with the cost OF keeping steam
engine gives startling results, showing
at once the utter imposslbllly Of sue.
cesiiul competition by steam users
with those having aocess 10 the cheaper
power unless there are local conditions
which make tho cost OF power sec.
ondhTy consideration. Leaving out Of
view the difference In tho first cost Of
machinery (Which Is vastly IN favor Of
tue Inexpensive electric motor), the
cost OF running u forty horse power
steam engine, for instance. IL given as
at least - per day, against only 81 per
day for power supplied ON the Niagara
Falls and Buffalo plau. And with this
latter all tolls, shafts and counter.
shafts are dispensed with, n desired,
mud The power applied to each machine
Independently, 60 that II can DO used
with Ter gre Co. toontmy. Forty horst-
power thu uted ace mpllshes moro
actual reveuut.p'oduciug work than
'IAy bonr'power from steam (which
m0st aiways be "hept up"l through
tue mr1Inm OF shafts, countershans
Rud bolts.
Ihii 10 "a shywing which shouli
mnRe manufacturers 10 tho Vicinity OF
wl9eF powell turn their attention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

THE CoRREsrONDENT Who makes
an itqulsy u newspaper, aud who
does no, exhibit sufficient good faith
In his own action 10 nfiix his signature
TO the letter, need not expect tho pa.
rer to violate tried and Wholesome
rules to notice him. Anonymous In.
quirits will not 10 replied to or anony-
nous letters DO given space iu the
NEWs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
RAY AND WORK ALWAYS

r.s noted evangelist, ID. l.. Moody,
Informed an audioncs last Sabbath
that he regarded It proper time for
religious people 10 this county to pray
for tho nation to be saved from i'm.
pending peril, and he had bis whole
congregation engage In prayer. The
Idea IL very proper one that rell yious
people should pray Tor tho country's
welfare. They should do II at all timep,
not neglecting the devotional exercise
until they behold athreatening danger.
Dtllyerance from evil IL not only nm
individual but n national need; and
prayer therefor should 20 up from the
lips hnd hearts Of religious people In
all the land. IL should DO In tunes Of
peace as we'll ~ In days Of turmoil.
Aud connected with II should TO
works In harmony Herewith. The
man who prays vehemently
for the peace and pTeserva.
ton u the nation and IL found
shouting with or encouraging disof-
dotly mlbs had better not pray In the
way indicated, that ut least he might
be consistent But n all tho religious
people Of this country were TO pray
always and work always for the ma
done good, tbs future OF the Republic
would be- iull OF brightness aud 10y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
NOTICE TO coNIRAt TORS.

DiDs Will nE NE Rived UNTIL u
- O'Clock noon, August oh. for the ofec.
ton hnd completion ~ machine ahou Tor
The Pioneer Electric iower Company. ogden.
utah
building o 10 90 feet bv ~ foot, with brick
walls anu wondon root irdsaca and concrete
and wooden noofa.
rlAns aud specifications can 10 seen al the
onlco 81 the company NJ ogden,
The rieht 4 reserved TO reject any or all bids
aud waive ali defects
l. X. BANNIsTER
Chief Engineer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

THE MAN who lays around sll Sun.
day en- ceshabille IL rot keeping holy
the sabbath day. Cleanliness L. next
To rodllreis On sunday us on other
days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

Women who signod cali for Won.
aus Mckinley Gut, viii MI meet.
ing for eluu organ ztijn, Thus lay,
Aug. .7th, at RepuUncan headquarters,
women In harmony with the party are
Invited - be pTtseui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

RUDOLPH FALB hs. fiEsiei cut as
an earthquake prophet His later
successes all have gone Wide Of the
marx.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
indianapolis and Return oniy siioo
vim ITO arande Western fiy.

o. Angus 9sln hn4 2y.u ne X. O..
w. Ry. anntunccs round trip rate
sii % 10 InI ana I0.ii ana feiutn.
iickeln eood uuul hrW. llth. Cool
anu delightiui ride q rough the m TN.
tains. TUT u Ia P0lluian STANDARD tuu
tourist siecIsir. Free feclniug char
care
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
A MILLION Gold Dollar.

Weuld not bring hAppintsi to the per.
,2n snneflng with dyepepsio, hut
Hond'a SaunIafilla has cured many
ihoosnn1s OF cases OF this disease. II
tines the stomach, regulates the bowes
ani puts All the machinery OF the
lytlem In good working order. II
creates good appetite ana gives
oeath' strength ard happiness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

The CITY Of Now York has made
another failure In lie effort 10 dispose
OF gold bonds. The monty.lerdlng
fever is not high now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
COAL.
rIlerbeck. Morris a SNOW COMPANY.

oT All Ne cal ssn he 49, nOoE srniNas
TN nEsr u ~ Ne leai - ss1 pAsfLr uArr
rsrtL a. tsft u an hs zeal DIAMOND cuAL
I'M coal sn ls No tsii 81 I'll trHF ANp Nuf
whsissss NM stAcK, ANTHRACITE naiau.
arrAh coal.
CTloe Godbo.Iitis Drug Co. Corner
lol Main street. Tel s0i.
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Allrn,inn. rlnh rrcrlnc,.

The Lsdiss' Bryan Free silver & al
will meet Moudav afternoon ut 2:sO, nj
Mrs. MijRley's, 253 South Filth Eat.
All lsdics INTERESTED ~ silver gro In
vllcl 10 come.
CASSIE &. NEWMAN, Pfss'.
MABEL G.. NEWMAN, Secy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

indianapolis Excursion VIA rio
Grnndc western ny. 900 ON August
asth and 20tb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

a.. r,...... f,..r.s gsss 10 putiiahei daily
earis1 sr,sfisd. II o1Iual solih md Past Temple
lifftit SAT- takn CITY. 49, rtt,t... -
O'Clock. ttt.t.a
On ruetssy ma FRIDAY % each eeef.
Its D1srnrf WHrzLr in magazine i9fm |" i-'
uahsl sysfy HatutdaE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

A GREAT many persons who long
for health would ma more OF II iiih,y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

DURsuASI TO AN ORDER or THE
Hoard OF County Commissioners Of ralt
Lake County, made on August iith. isl
notice ~ hereby given that samples Of and
pfoposaia for furnishing % salt Lake County
Two hundred aud my tgipl voting booths Of
The form and make required BY tho 20 called
Australian election ihw, ore inyitod and will
10 considered BY tho said Board OF County
Commissioners on Monday, August gtth. ls.t.
Atg O'Clock y. IN.
O. y. STANTON,
County CLERK and kx.oince Cork of tho Board
OF County Commissioners o. SILT Laks
county, tthh
ny A. D. RInsE. Deputy clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

HOODS PILLS act harmoniou,ly
With Hood, sarsaparillp. Cure ali
liver ILL. 25 cent'. &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

Ths Nrvs 90 s,is ., ne priosipsi ii1isi,, Nsss
Glands ana ON no passenger uaina leaving We "V
after p m daily,
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Z [; M |

This time line Furnishings
that can be found
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

The astnaned sell HKe
You'd naturally
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15
VEru'PA DE- E'INCAS

Cua cinco Irinutos del pueblo de La
Mariss conquest. de monte, ualezas, pas
to8. algunos pedazos de cs fe vieio en- regu
lar e~tado = como dos euerdas caf6 nuevo de
dos sGas. FL utirero total de cnerdas sers
sobre 30 cnerdas Ga9 6 menos, todas pro-
p6sito para el. cultigo ael cafe en- condicio
nes ve,t josas por es tar cerca de dicho pue
tlo.
Otr8 f-ca e1. e. hs1rio de Tanams t6rmi
no mus i.ipal De AiiuDtas, de 85 cuerdas
mas uset,os. coInI,ue ia Ell su mayor parte
De csfe Euesos tres prnductos, regulsT
sbundafscia d. p;stanos y chsmaluaos, casf
b hitsci6u Gfmnaa para una faEilia. cass
De magui' d. deScascarsr, glsciles, aitezas
is te cssit - para avrim ados slgunas de zibt
s una para der6>ito slEnacen De csf6. E.
qne inteTeSe ms otfa 6nca puede verse
son el gn.s susnriba 20 dua 10 cue vive en- IS
ta.- TsI.; 70 l3 de 1895. -.1asStind
Aate7eiu 1sedsa-G. N d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15

Es dada la prensa in Conditional de
esta isla censurar las arbitrariedades
que Sc cometen en- las rep1blicas lati-
no americanas. y hsy que yer como
hincha el tono al re ferirse & esos des
names.
MartilIeo no ha mueho uno de los
peri6dicos de "a ella grey. el DIDO de
sus lectores. proposito de no saoe-
mos que prisiones verifcadas en- IL
persona dc unos perjodistss centfo-
Iamericanos,.y Sc gozsba el eolega, sa
poniendo aspavientCs En- las hrestes
nberales de esta is'a. CT caso de que
tuvieran lugas sqof esas tris,1 imas
historias.
| Acabamos de presenciar en- Puerto
Rico otras mas tiistee, y la prensa
unconditional haila ESQ bueno, y vol
vera 4 censurar euantas veces Sc lie
ocurra 10 que, solo en- los otros es
error.
Recorfierase desde Mexico hasta
Patagonia. sin Trescind.r de las islas,
y no Sc haliasfa, nj tuscado con
candil, nada mas incorrecto, RI 1iculo
nj atroz que la insigne farsa que AGA
ba 5e representarse en- los conf :ios.
No Sc cansa uno de consideraY,
asombrado, ese modo de practicar
principles y de gobernar sociedades.
Y cuando esas Cosas pfesenciamos,
81 a'gua sentimiento nos invade al
recordar las practicas de las rep1bli
cas- del Sur, es sentimiento dc rubor.
al tener en- cuenta que aqueilos son.
sin qae 10 podamos remediar, re nues
tros def ctcs.
Dsj amos ALI el virus, y perdurs
CON tenacidad extrscrdinaria
Obsefvad esas eiecciones hace tres
dfas vesi6 1adas en- EspanA i q ira
mar.
e el voto una De las funciones mas
trascendentales de la sociedad poll
tica.
Es Ia incor movible base del poder
Ne existia en- la pfactIca cuande
las naciones eran dotninadas por Ia
fuerz2.
Pero brilj6 Ia verdad y Sc hizo Ia
tt1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15

Sc ha dicho de la disoluci6n
que era una sombra, y una man
cha. y una deshonra, y una cha-
quillada.
Que escriba cosas tales un Sc
nor particular, anhelante de que
su nombre sueue; que las escri-
ba un chauvinaste de los que Sc
comerfan crudos & los que no
piensan como ellos, perfecta-
mente.
SPero que la publique una hoia
tan simpatica y cu'ta como El
Deyecko Regional2 He ahf 10 que
nuestra imagination no alcanza
q comprender.
lCuan pocos reeursos de l6gica
quedsran para defender actitudes
que no tienen defensa, cuando
Sc apela q las palabras sonoras y
a los epftetos mortifcantes!
No demos ese espectaculo ep
p-esencia de los que nos persi
guen y nos cdian
Disu6lvase 6 no ell partido, de-
bemos ser 10 que fuimos siempre:
hermanos por el ideal comun y
por la mutua confraternidad.
A trav6s de todos los peligros,
nues ira union es nuestra fuerza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15

-Pnes aquf tienen ustedes una
bien tresca. que acaba de llegar de Ia
monts na-repuso la aguadora.
Despues de ponerse de acuerdo.
quedaron en- entregsrle la nina al
ANA en- ell domicilio de esta, y la
hora convenida sc presentaron los
elegantes senores. acompsnados de
una mujer anciana que llevaba una
ana recien nacida, envnelta en- un
panuelo. Entregaron la criatura Y
se despidieron, quedando en- que vol
verfan al POGO ratio para lleyarle ro-
pa la nina y anticipate ell page de
una mensualidad.
La criatura no cesaba de llorar, y
no obstante sus ansias de mamar,
observe La nodriza que no podfa sga
rrar el pecho. A'armada. y en- v sta
De que los padres tarda ban en- volver
march6se & la casa de Socorro soli-
tando que los facultativos de guardia
reconocieran Ia criaturs. Asi 10
hicieron, resultando que el inocente
ser padecfa una gran extenuaci6n y
fuerte fox on a la boca, por cuya
eausa no podfa msmar.
Alarmada la mujar, solicit6 que
Ia accmpanase un guardia de orden
pdblico al domicilio cuyas sefas le
habfan dejado los padres, para ma
nifestarle 10 que ocurrfa respecto a
la salud de la nina.
Y efectivamente, acompanada del
guardia se dirigi6 la calle de dona
B rbara de Braganza, rdmero 4. que
era donde le manifestaron que habi-
taban. Pero ali, por mucho que
preguntaron, nadiesles di6 raz6n del
elegante matrimonio
En- vista dc este, Ell guardia, SOS
pechanGo SO tratab ba de un suceso
misterioso. recomend6 al anna Sc pre-
sentaee al Juz zgado, 10 cual hicierou
embellishments
En- su virtud, Ell Juez ha comen
z2do & instruir las oportunas diligen
cias en- averiguaci6n del supnesto
matrimonio
Ell case es hoy la comidilla del dfa.
puas no fa'ta quien supopga que los
apueatos j6venes pertenecea q eleva
da posici6n, siendo motivo para qua
entire las comadres del barrio don de
habita Ia nodriza, circulen estupen
das historias de amor y narraciones
de novelas por entregas.
ANGEL GUERRA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15
4 ADlESTRO SlNlESTR0

Hab'a Ell Pais. de San Jaan, y
sostiene que Ia disoluci6a sunqne
aparezca justihcada es, no obstante,
ahora mas inoportuna que nunca
Ha aquf uuo de sus argumentos:
Hoy, que Sc despejan los horizon
tes y So acercs & pasos a@igautado2
hacia nosotros la bandera de Ia vic
toria, serfa horriblemente cruel aban
aonar el cam po de la luz. para vo:ver
"a espalaa & la ensena radiante que
augura ell bienestar de Ia patria ido
atrada."
Muchos respetos nos merece la
opinion del colega. que, sin duda a
guua, rtf ja las impresiones del Di
rectorio, cuyos miembros son am gos
nuestros muY caros.
NJ quisi6ramos contrariarles; pert
nuestro criterio sigue, en- este azun-
to, rumbos opues.os.
Muy lisonjsr y rnuy conso'adora
es esa creencia de que la autonomfa
esta al caer, como el f.uto maduro y
en- saxon que pende de las ramas d. !
arbol..
Qaizas, como asegura ell coles ga.
avance q pasos agigantados la ense
n de Ia victoria
Pero nosotros,por mncho que esfor
zamos la vista, r. concentrando en
ella tods nuestra atencion. no logra
raos divisar, nj cerca nj iejos. esa' di
cha suprema cue visne sobre este
pafs. a toda prisa.
Y adn dando d. b arato que aef sea
que la hora de! triunfo esta pr61ima
4 sonar. precito es convenir en- one
81 partido autonomista puertoreique
no no ha tornado arte nj parte en-
tan fausto. acontecimieDto que cfre-
ce todos los caractsres de una sorpre-
sa inesperada.
Es cosa puesta fuefa de duds y que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15

~ 3nb eS
de los bsreoS ao dcorGzddaS T.ne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15
EN- CASO De GUERRA
{ De EI HerazGo de Madrid. J

FL impostante periodico Tie Was
hingto. Post, correspondence al If
Marco actual, publics eli siguicute
-articuio que pub icamos para que Sc
tenga idea en- Espaha de 10 que pien
ssa los noree- aulericanos acerca tie
auestras fuerzas y elem@ntos. de resis
tencia IN
LAS FUERZAS NAyALES DE LOS EsTA
DOS UNIDos CoMPARADAs CON LIZ S
DE EsPANA
"Existe una imp mpres;6n bien d. fni
ds en- los efrcuIos administrators =
'es que Esp4i1s acogesfa muy f4vora-
b emeate una guerra con nuestso p ais.
como una escapatotia honrosa par
sus actuales diff culta les. En- otros
esminos, Ell Gober espanol ent;en
de que no puede veneer Ia insurrec-
ci6n cca5na, ni:ntfas que esta con-
gencido d. qge una guerra con 10,
Estados Uuidos concluirfa apoderan
icnos de la isIa de Cuba.
En- este caso EsPafia tendrfa las
simpatfas de Europa.y SC economiza
ia la hun,iilac.oa de una derrots / n
puesta par sus propios subditos. Cor
estos antecedentes. la comparacion DC
las escuadras de Espsh, AmEfica
prest nta un estudfo interesante. pues
to que la guerra --si llega 8 estalIar-
quedaifa enteramente linitada & las
fuerzss navales de ambos paises, fue
ra de 10 qleda ocurrir en- el interior
de la isia de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15
Av|SO IMPORTANTE

Pueden diriiirse al Lcdo. don Francisco
Garcia Gar6felo Gale de Aguiar. 90 Hsba-
La, a,--las personals que deseen adqnirir.el de
re- no optar 4 una N5tsrfa en- Ell turuo pre-
4 reIte de dns flcs &C cicios eT sgens dos. e.
Coba 8 Puerto Rico, y en- pobl&sion innor
pcrfsute.
eseiende q cerca de Sc 900 con arreglo : cu
ys suma So admiten ofsrtas. Pago de cortAda
Dara infsrmes doctor NJ Martinez. en- ri
vapor Maria Herrera; don Rafa.l Suhira
Pence; en- In libreria de Acosta San Juar. 4
el interesado en- Ia Hsbsna. Ponce. 2t do
Marco de 1996. Ind.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-15
DESDE MADRID
SUCESO MISTERIOSO

Madrid tiene misterios iaasondables
como dir1a IN poeta curl. Pero
misterios que dan idea del reba
jamiento moral a que han llegado
squf to9as las clases sociales
S-bido es que existe en- Madrid una
Inc1ssSa, de la cual me propongo ha
biar en- estas cr6nicas, pues en- uno
de estos dfas la visita,e minuciosa
mente. A ese establecimiento van
parsr los b JOS absndonados por sus
padres.
E.to no sc comprende en- mi pals;
ali, como dijo EI Cari6e:
''toda la que es madre crfa."
Pero aquf eata justifcado ESQ,
cuendo es la miseria la one obliga a
una madre 4 desprenderse del hijo de
aus entranas, antes que verle morir
lie hsmbre.
Mas Jay! que no todos log que van
4 la Inclusa, son h;jos de madres po
bret; los hay tamb:6a salidos del Sc
GO de dsmas aristocraticas. one para
ocultar un desliz, arrojan ALI ell fsu
to de- sus amores.
Para demostrar este. voy rejatar
81 hecho ecurrido aver, y que ea hoy
a comidilla de la prensa.
Hace tres amos Sc inco6 an Madrid
un proceso que dnrante alg1 l tiempo
preocupo la atencion pdblica por las
circunstancias especiaIes que co0cu-
rrfan en- 81. Me re6ero al "N,no ven
dido. cuyos padres compareeieron
en- el barquillo de los acusados.
0 TO suceso analogo, y que podsfa
titularse ell IN no abandonado D.
pzeocupa en- estos momentos las an
toridades judiciales de Madrid.
En- 81 primer proceso fgur6 una
mujer que. con ell pretexto de vender
sgua. tiene en la Piaza Mayor, y al
aire lihre, una agsncia de contrata
ei6n de amss de crfa; y otra vez vuel-
We aparecer en- Ell escenario judicial.
El suceso naisterioso es ell siguiente
Anteayer lego a Madrid, proce
dente de Santander, una muj r., con
ell obi ito de co'ocarse de anna de crf.;
como u GguadOyG tiene fama para
bu@car esta cIase de acomodos. la
mouta n ga fu6 recomendada & ella, Y
al efecto, POGO Sc present6 en- Ia
Piaza Mayor con obj de megoctar
una casa donde criar, manifestandole
Ia corredora que por el momento no
terf4 ning1 encargo
Cuando estabau tratar do este Sc
acerc6 al pussto pna sonora y IN ca
ballero, ambos j6venes y egaute
mente vestidos. y dfrig endose q la
aguadora le expresaron su deseo de
buscar una nodriza. que diera ell pc
cho q una nifis, b ia de ella.
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