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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
A DiESTRO 7 SlNIESTRO

Para los muchos lectores que siguie-
ron con inter6s el curse de los suoesoa
de Melilla, no sera desconocido ell nom
bt9Fzs. b9Fz 4Is1 soldado Verdi, que en- aquella
6poca de- enI@-sas ss'asnos mo, geDerosos IRE
is1ivos fu6 elevsdo -rt33E r33E ia sanci6n
popular 4 IA categorfa de h6roe.
La fantasia del pueblo, impresionable
2 veleidosa de suyo, lie sac6 un dfa del
,nonton an6nimo. dA@nnG@ q ooe@i ie
- I--<~ruoIa que rsserva La hlstorIa
Ion grandss hnmbres, le relego injusta-
inente al olvido, una vez que sc calmo,
como por ensalmo, aquella esferyecencia
ie patriotismo.
Z ell puudonoroso soldado, cuyos ras
goE de temerario Valor corrfan de boca
IN boca, despertando la admiration de
lag masas, volyi6 adquirir sus proper
clones vulgares.
Al batir lss huestes agsrenas
realiz0 mil h8zaffas prodigiosas.
Mas su efimera gloria dur6 apenas
10 que duran los sueaos las rcsGs
Los peri6dicos relataron con tono 6pi-
co sua proezas, reproduciendo su retra-
to, y los ciegos callejeros, que de todo
saean partido, le convirtisron, al son de
guitarras y de bandurrias, en- ell prota-
gonista obligado de sus romances.
Logr6 fama de valiente
mas no pudo hacer fortuna
eunqne march6 de ella en- pos:
Y 5que es hoy? Moxo suplente,
san retr66uci6a Gzgu,aa,
adscrito San Juan de Dios
jSic transit gloria nae<ndii
Arreglado satisfactoriamente ell con-
fioto de Melilla, nadie en- IL hora propi-
ia de las recompensas y los honores, sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
III Correo

8 Pues bien; despu6s de estas demo.
tracionos y de otras a6n mas expre.iva.
comunioadas por los corresponsa.ss
por todos los jefes de los partidos, ryse
ia, por las indicacioEes qae ahora =
deslizan, que aquellas manifestaolo0s
no ersn siuceTas.
Es possible, en- vista de esto, coute-
piar los successes sin profnuda smAsgurs
81 aquella maaifeetacion no fuS sipssyz
y SIN embargo, con estos adornos !,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04

que hizo allf cosas mny buenas
1. este pego, este lie atizo,
mat6, destroz6 Y deshizo
los moros por docenas.
Contra aquel furioso epjambre
fue un nuevo Cid Campeador,
hoy, en- premio & su valor,
sc esta muriendo .de hambre.
Y cuente ell curioso lector que hace
dos amos Sc esta tramitando ell expedien-
te en- que reclama de los altos pods res la
protection que Sc juzga mereeedor, en-
vista de los grsndes seT sicios que pres
tara Ia patria, durante la campafla de
Melilla.
Tomando este asunto con demasiado
calor, traza FL Did de Madrid las 81
guientes lfneas, que reproducimos fnte-
cras, sin hacernos solidarios de elias.
En- estos tiempos de auspicacias todas
las salvedades son pocas.
Vease 10 que dice ell referido colega:
siEs que el soldado her6ico no tiene
ningdn derecho? Pues t6Dgase ell va
lor de decirlo para que sepan 10 que
de Ia gratitud de la patria deben es-
perar los que derraman su ssDgrs en-
Cuba.
lTiene derecho? Pues reconozcasele
asf no Sc de el triste espectaculo que
Sc esta dando.'
Decididamente.
En- estos tiempos no SO puede ser
heroe.
Si este heroico soldado
- que en- honor de la patria ha derramado,
gotta gotta, la sangre de sus venas.
tratando de enmendar culpas sienas,
ain reoibir IN premio sus fatigas-
SO hubiese, como tsntos, dedicado
vivir del favor y las intrigas,
siendo an POGO ladino,
sin arriesgar la vida tontamente
en- acciones tan rudas como tercss,
va SO hubiese calzsdo un buen destino
con un sueldo cuantioso :. mancs puercas.
No supo ese vsliente
que es hoy de un hospital mozj suple'ate :
entender Ia polftica del dfa
nj arrimarse Ia sombra de Romero. -.
De ese modo hoy tendria
buena rops muchisimo dinero.
La polftica hispana es una farsa,
y todo aquel que forme de comparsa
en- la corte servil de un personaje,
rindiendo al interes pleito homemade,
adquiere mas proVecho y mas prestigios,
que ell soldado iDfeliz que en- la refriega
hace de audacia de valor prodgios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
IA GUERRA DE CUBA
oBsERvAcIoNEs DE INTERE>

Lo son, q nuestro juicio, cast toda. Ia
que encontramos en- la prensa ma1riI5h,
relacionadas con Ell relieve del genera
Martinez Campos, que es ei hecha MS
culminante de estos dIas. Pero eo15
nos llenarfa demasiado espacio reproi.
cirlas todas, iimitamos nueMro trabaie
1 dar 6 conocer alguuas. Helas aqai.
FL D,a
"Hemos leido, sin embargo, que > a-
determinado general va Cubs, peiirs
libertad de acci6n en- 10 politioo, porge,
cree que la causa espafiola demands re
soluclones muy espsnolas. Esto puei-
ser uua frase 8 un programa. CaAGd.
el general Wives atiZsbs Is division ra
tire insulares peninsulaEes, decis esa
auxiliaba la causa de Is pstria. Ca1z
do ell general Tacon vefa en- cada cris
lo un tiiibustero, declsraba que le In
pulsaba la causs espanola. Cusnd0 4.
'nombre del general Ricafort esJab
mezclado con la trata de negros, IN
bien procedfa por la adhesi6a s Ia cans.
de Espafia el capitan general DE- Ia gr4
Antllla. Todos estos, y otros generates.
hacfan frases: no nos atrevemcs scs-
tener que hicIeron patria, aun cuani
10 inteutaron con verdadero empeSo
Con frsses pareoidas, por el teI.o "a.
naturales v hermosas, SO han ahuyessA
do muchas adhesiones. ProcuIemos To-
dos en- los momentos actuales sumsr II
mayor pdmero. Vsyan Cuba les &
nerales espafioies 4 engrsndecer Ia eags
de la patria. ST no faeran 4 ESQ, spArI
que teudrfan que saiir de la Peninsula
P6ro hsgan la causa espafiola sin dana
a los espaholes; hagan Is eausa de E,I
psfis sofocando las ideas de paTtdos "a
pafioies. Convene teperlo presente b5
mas que nunoa, por las conseouenciA
de la equiVooaoi6n que pudiera en- Is,
psdecerse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
AyisO

Los cue snScriben ponen en- c1nocimls-s
del nblico que hssta Ell eiia IS del satrsn''
mes de Fsbrero csngearsn las eontysssha'
one tcnian en- ci~Cuiaci6n en sus Hasss 60,
numeros l Y 3 y con ell rombre de = \ lrlss
Compafia Pasada dicha seeha NJ GeIiFa
nsrecho reclamation do ninguns sspees
TO que retcrShn aigana 60 SD pDdav
JsyDya, 20 dc Enero dc 1895 Pc isa
mGses
SIS al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
GU 3 A

Los actuales momentos no
pueden ser mas apgustiosos para
In patria.
Debfan los pan tidos polfticos
de la Peninsula y de Cuba pene-
trarse de tan importante verdad.
venir & la concordia ante los
desastres internacionales.
Mucho dudamos ESQ, sin en-
cargo, porque lsS pasiones po'fti
cas- puestas. ahora en- juego en-
am bas parties, muy leios de sere-
narse y yer los acontecimientos
lon los dolores que verdadera-
aanente tienen. Sc exacArban hasta
revestir aqu6llos con los tonos
que a eada cual Ie iuspiran los
lntereses & que esta 1-gado cada
cual.
De ese modo, mientras estan
AS opiniones divididas en- Madrid
con respecto a la disoluci6n de
las cortes op nando unos que ell
Aeiior Canovas tiene la venia real
rara tai acto, y negando otros el
hecao, desarrollando en Cuba su-
:sosdeplorables que denotan las
intrigas profundas y los hondo~
elesacuerdos que existen entire
los defensores de la pat'ia.
Ell relevo del general Martinez
Cannes ha sido Ia niedra de to-
cue para la manifestation de es
las ttistes divergencias.
Sabese que ese lamentable re-
levo no fue originado porque fra
casara en- Cuba la po ftlca del
,;eneral Martinez Campos, sino
debido & un hilo de intrlgas a.
gnadas en- la Habana Y en Ma
,lrid por los que. incapaces do al
zarse al elevadfsimo criterio del
caudillo Que en- nuestro concepto
ieprssent6 mejor en- Cuba & Es-
ana, con el heroismo de su b a
70 y la magnanimidod lie eu CO.
azou. piensan que ioltapdo la
ienda & Las pasiones, es como S.
La de domar la revo uci. n ca
lana.
Ha nacido de abf una serie DE-
fcciones que han debido copmo
yer extraord nariamente lQs5rg,?,lss
mos en- las dc-,~>--,,+.- 3aas "a - "UA
/. a d;ria,sa5, IS capltaIes en q"e
,s.pss@1 ? 0ua seaifNI Jos O. fueIzos para 80
Bcar la revuelta.
Azcarraga, ell mini tro entu
iasta y active que tan poderosa
1nente ha contribufdo q ono ne
ta.ten en- Cuba elementos con Que
-.,,Don1or ol ,.oG~ At reDeloe, lie
90 ! presentar 81 dim sion, ha-
ciendo que bamboleara una vez
II as el ministerio
Y no es todo; que en- Espa1a
es cosa corriente ell inopinado
&ambio de ministries
Los diputados reformistas Gu
banos han protestado contra la
conducta de los one, de ku parti-
do, tomaron parte en- las tramas
cue arrojaron de Cuba al general
MARTINEZ Campos. FL jefe de es-
ia agrupaci6n, senor Conde de Ia
Mortera. actualmeute en- Madrid,
Ienunci6 inmediatamente por te:
l5Zrafo. Z, sin que sepsmos por
QUE, el sehor Apezteg1 ia, j7fe del
grupo intolerante de la gran an
til a, tambiSu present6 su dimi
sion.
aQu6 va q ser de Cubas Sc pre-
gunta, on zozobra, ell patriotismo
iLograr6 ell general Weyiei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04

"Ante tat sitnAei6a, no nos expliea.
rfamos que Il Gobierrp se descnidase p,
momento en- la preparation de los ne.
dios necesarios para continuar Ia Eae.
IRA.
ST, por su descuido, sc acndiera dssas
siado tarde, su responsabilidad seris ire.
menda.
Y "a defensa serfa impossible.
Poroue, por su propia voluntal. "a
brfa asumido toda la responsabilida3 q
los suoesoe, no queriendo acudir Goa
tempo al poder Legislative, hnieo orga.
nismo con autoridad constitutional "A
ia representa- la yoluntad do Is n4ei5g
para deoidir, en- nombre de est,, 3.
sus destinos."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
DE LA CIUDAD DE PONC
AL PUBLICo

Necesitando este Mneieipio pyovser 0slas
plazos de ejecntores De aprs mio. pae6eE 8
4Spirsntes presentar saS solicitudss, - .
crttsrfa de este AynrtNmisEtn. en- t@
aliro de ceh1 diss que prIacipisI&1 ess0E-f
20 desde el en- que yea Is luz este ayiso
Ponce. IS de Enero de 1895, XXI A5s.s'-
Juan JOSE Petoiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
.LO QUE CUESTA LA GUERRA

De un notable artfcolo titulado III
Issoro de Cuba y Ell Gob;srnO, que
inserta nuestro estimado colegs FL Co
rreo, Sc deducen las siguientes prove
chosisimas eusefanzasr
LO QUE Sc HA GASTADO
ssi1esGe nn.sserzo .hltimo, ell Gobierno ha
dispuesto de los sigufe recurs99ss:-4-
PeSetuS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
Sc yende

nm casa De madeva, sifa EN- IN Gale ie =
Gran Via, reoien contrufsis, propis l'SFs. q
regnlar fAmilia, con sn solar eorresPo1t s~
te -
I'll Que la interese puetie difijirse -
ma donds 80 inf0rmara.
Peace, Disismbrs aide 1889 In H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
oUENTO DE JUANITA

Cuando Jusnita era muy pequenita, go
herma7o la hiZo un banonito q la orilla del
ri ) dondc pudiera baflarse bajo,la sombra d.
los arboles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
10 QUE QUEDA

al tamsisn los de ios habsres del eier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04
LO QUE Sc HA GASTADO


Por ell saldo favor del mi
nisterio de Ultramar en- Ia
cuenta corriente en- ell
Banco de E<paha..... 1900. 600
Por pr6stamos del Bsnco
de Espafla.. 157 500. 900
Por negociaci6n directa en-
Bolsa de billetes hipota-
carlos en- Cuba de las emf
stones de 1886 y de 1890
(aproximadamente) ..... 35.O00.OO0
2Os. $50 600
FRANCIS
Por ell prestamo del Bsnco
de Paris y de los Paises
Bajos os............ 80. $4,000. 600
Sc We, pues, que, en- los 1ltimos nue.
We meses sc ha gastado en- Cuba a raz6n
de mas de SO millones de pesetas men
suales, pues 81 de un lado hay que tener
en- cuents que algo quedara de los recur
sos extraG6 111nrR.slfs, en- cam
insa l92puesto que allf
2gudauo, que Sc pueden cal
@75 millones de pesetas.
& pesar de tan cuantiosos dispen-
dios, estGn va retrasados tres meses los
pagos de todas Las atenciones de la isls,
excepto los de la Dsuda, no sabemos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04

jSic transit gloria nea,adil
Arreglado satisfactoriamente ell con-
fioto de Melilla, nadie en- Ia bora propi-
ia de las recompensas y los honores, sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04

Un dia un viajante de los Estados Unidos
Ia encoutro y la dijo que la pondrfa la cart
ara, blanca y hermosa 81 le prone tia ser 81
csposa cuando fuera muJer con este obje
TO le envio una gran cantidsd de jsb6n city.
nombre debfa guardian en- secreto. Juanit
de az comArca.
Era admirada por todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-04

rogo con gran fervor Ia Virgen que le
descubriera el secreto de la blancura -dt
Juanita
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30

To tho Editor OF tho lntellGencer.
SlR-The P0pocratic organ (the Reg
Ister), says In Thursdays issue that
there IL farmer In Ohio that can't pay
his rent of the farm he has under lease
| can well believe It, AIR. Bryan and
his party said four years ago that the
farmers were getting too much for
their products. SO they arranged the
tariff TO cut prices down. The farmers
Themselves can tell best how we'll Mr..
Bryan and his colleagues succeeded.
The farmer suffered under Mr.. BIS
hands worse than any other person.
4 glance at the schedule proves this
How could farm products be other than
from 60 per cent TO GO per cent cheaper
ROw than before Mr.. Il. intorccdcd for
the welfare CD OF the farmer? THE
thing TINT surprises me is Air. BIS COL
lJsSnl nerve IN asking farmer 10 vote
for him on the platform OF what he
believes ca II the farmers are satisfied
with the prices and times they are
having, I hope they Will vote for him
az there Is m doubt he will continue
them and help them the way he did
when his district sent him to Com
gress.
Oh, yes, Mr.. q. ls 4 friend of the far
IncrS; II the Register VIII kindly show
us how he ever Increased the price OF
the farmers or any other working
mans labor We will esteem II favor,
II the Registers "srent cOmmonc,.'
should BE- elected. That Ohio farmer Will
do well II he saves his household goods
JOHN RUSSELL,
Wheeling. Oct. 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30
PATRIOTIC SONGS
Awaken Great EnthusIaSin Among rSt-
Grams for the Cause Mckinley Repre-

Awaken Great EnthnslnSin Among frt-
Grams for the Cause Mckinley Repre-
SCENTS. 1
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. .o.-The
Union generals arrived here about noon
to-day and we're met al the station By
4 committee OF veterans who escorted
them to the Hotel DuQuesne. This
afternoon public reception was held
and this evening the generals attended
catnb-tire at exposition hall. given
by the union veterans patriotic league
and che Allegheny War Veterans AS
socls tons. They were escorted 10 the
hall by fully l.G00 veterans
Between 1000 and 5000 people attend
ed the campfire and the speakers, Gen
erai Russell A. Alser. o. O. Howard.
Jack ". Burst, OF Illinois: AdJutant
General Thomas J. Stewart and Cor
noral Tanner were enthusiastically, APP
pl2uded when telling points were made.
A feature OF the meeting was the
singing OF America" by the big audi
encc. led by Chaplain McCabe, who is
now q Methodist bishop and in attend
ance at the bishops conference now
being held In this city. The chaplain
also sang I'VE are Marching, Father
Abraham" etc, which aroused the
most intense enthusiasm among the old
soldiers present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30
DAYTON AT WARRINGTON.
A Ron'lng Greeting from Marion County
Commitments, Ani u TOAD speech.

SohN''Urhnt anu Nuuu speech.
Special Dispatch 10 tho lntnlilgencer,
MANNlNGroN, W, Va Oct co..
The campaign In this section OF the
Second congressional district was given
u great impetus here yesterday, tho
occasion being tlS, prcscnse or Con-
gresham a. G. Dayton, who has n very
warm hold upon tho hearts OF the pC0-
pie OF Marion county, on account OF
his earnest laborS In behalf Of the I'm.
mense mineral wealth NJ this section,
by working theoretically Tor slack
water navigation In the Hondngalsela
river.
Notwithstanding the fact that his
coming Ind not been thoroughly ad-
vcrtlscd beforehand, and that at this
time OF the year thu farmers are busy
gathering and storing their crops. a
large and enthusiastic crowd gathered
upon the streets and shortly after noon
were treated 10 some delightful music
by the Warrington Cornet band, after
which the crowd eagerly gathered at
the Opera House To hea" the Little
Giant OF Barbour county discuss the
issues OF the campaign In his usual
eloquent and fcrcible manner.
For more than an hour the crowd
which iilled the opera house, listened
attcntlvcly to the discussion and expo,
sure OF the Chicago platform and were
highly pleased at the way In which Il
was handled. The speech delivered
here To-day was the eishty-second one
delivered by the gallant congressman
during this campaign and was freely
applaudcd.
During the progress Of the meeting
the Hon, John ". Mason, OF FalrmonI,
arrived and was introduced for short
discussion. which he gave In his mas
terful style. and which was very con-
vinclnI TO all present. The crowd was
composed OF farmers, mechanics and
ldbnr!nE men. Ladies also lent their
presence and influence TO Insure the
success of the meeting. Marion county
Is going 20 give more than her usual
vote for protection and sound money
and will not fall 10 strike death blow
to the tariff reform and free silver her.
agtag
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30
THE couvlLLE nysTrny.


Joselh hubtrt nilW Marguerite nu iinl,
Sentenced for lilo Murder,
Copyright, 1890, by the Associated rrcss)
PARIS. oct, 2o,--Joscph Aubdrt and
Marguerite Du Bdls, hlp mistress. AZ
ter having been convicted OF numbering
Emile DelahoNf, the young stamp col.
leclor, whose body was found In II
packing case at conyillc In May last,
were sentenced To-day, hubert was
condemned to penal Sorvltude for life
aud Marguerite Du H1is was sentenced
10 three years imprisonment
The trial was known Nv Tho 'Cnu-
Vile Myatery," ana has filed many
columns OF tho French newspapers.
One evening In May last Il man and IL
woman coming from purb not of At
couvlllc, q place OF about four hundred
inhabitants on the Western railroad.
The travellers left u packing case In the
baggage room with n trunk. This bag
gage remained at the station all the
next day and tho railroad employees
noticed II sIckonlng smell coming up
from the case,
The station master ordered the box
to be opened and found the body OF Il
young man. The man and woman were
arrested md gave false numcs.
No difficulty was found IN establish
Ing the Identity OF tho corpse. II was
that OF Julian Emile Delah0fl, former.
ly living with his father, a well-to.do
brlck-makcr In ParA.
The trunk contained the mans
clothes, II developed that young Della
hon was n stamp collector and had
valuable collections which WAS the
cause OF hls death.
He wanted to sell his collection and
the malo prisoner. hubert, had several
meetings with him. AubOrt mnda an
appointment with young Delahpir at
his residence. The same evening, May
~, Delahof. Mr., received telegram,
apparently slgrel by his son, ANNOUNCE
Ing that he had sold his collection OF
postage stamps and was leaving for
Chicago.
Marguerite Du Bois made complete
confession. She said that when, on May
Il, she returned 10 where she lived
with ALBERT, the latter pointed to n
corpse on the floor and said they quar-
relied. lie took a Ratchet and struck tho
man, although ha did not wish to kill
him.
The murderer exhbItoa extraordl-
nary nerve, but finally broke down and
admitted killing young Delahoff: but
he declared he had not stolen any,
thing from his victim.
II was proven that he had taken the
stamps. ALBERT had been disappointed
In literary aspirations and turned to
crime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30
DEATH TO DEVELOPMENT
Would he Bryan's EieetIon-Now Capital
VIII be Kept from West Virginia.
SnsrIai DISnatch 10 tho IntellirenrR-

NouIu he Bryans EiretlOn-Now Capital
VIII he Kept from West Virginia.
Special Di2patch to tho IntelIiGences.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Oct. 20
General Dacey, or New York, president
OF the V!rginia's Railway Company,
wired General Rober:: Avery secretary
Of the company. who has been In this
city for few days. as follows:
~ have thoroughly canvnssed the
financial situation ando am firmly con-
WINGED that the SUCCESS OF Bryan would
most seriously retard the construction
Of the Eirginia's Railway and the de-
YelOpment Of coal mines along Its line
and bring disaster TO West Virginia. l
have taken special pains 10 ascertain
the feeling In financial circles in this
country and Europe and am satisfied
that no money can be had for new en-
terpr!ses until the gold standard Is as
Sured in this country. While l am Il
Democrat OF the most pronounced kind
and hope 70 remain ons, / shall work
and vote for Mckinley, and II he Is
elected l will put at least a thousand
men on the VIrSinia's railway within
sixty days following his election. The
opening OF mines and development OF
timber lands Will speedily follow.
Il am not politician or emplOye OF
the national Republican committec,b but
am deeply Interested in West YIrglnla's
development.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-30

two ohio river steamboat pilots, one
,,tbcm q Wheeling man, may soon pose
=, steamboat mRgnates away down In
an out. of.the.way corner of. out.of.the.
way Mexico. the land OF free silver and
snv.ceut dullurs, The WhEfltng man
"A captain Asa Booth, nephew OF the
y,,eran John Il. Booth, anu tbs other IS
,srlsIn James Sanford. OF Cincinnati.
10th Of whom have recently been on the
,ay.nmeny snag. boat 4, a. Woodruff
% Pilots.
y,ntIlfc IN Old Mexico yesterday after
NAM ~ an lntellIscneer reporter. lie
,b,pk. that there Is q fine opening for
S,arboats oti the American plan on thu
rspanapa and Eauchilai rivers, which
IAN INTO the gull at the port or Cqatsa-
co4.o1J Imagine Asa Booth pronounce
ipg that namel. He and Captain Sand
Ard expect t. receive valuable concca-
s5ns t,nm the San Miguel Land Com
,1rv. Of Cincinnati. which. has 10000
srrss Of land OF the Uspannpa river,
Sbcut my miles from ita mouth. They
have decided that instead Of pursuing
he usual ruurse-tdking a steamboat
wl,b them from the Ohio or mississippi
they will build their boat at Coatza-
cn1lcns. They think OF building u
Steamboat ot about the size ~ the Iiber-
rs or II. X. BEDFORD. aud In thd;eveHt OF
theft going TO Mexico, Will lsaSe early In
IsnuITy
Already numHer Of Cincinnati peo-
Me have gnn- 10 the san Miguel COM
plrys land, and a large colony from the
ohio valley Is to 20 there in the near
future The building OF the 'rehaunte-
PC railway across the isthmus OF that
rL.1e. has caused boom inSlthe reSinn
AID NrssrS. Booth and SANFORD expect
10 reap some Of the pecunlarY- benefits.
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other roll call and the names ~ those
whJ,l left We're gotten, The president Ind
faculty had chapel almost ultno, but
say they Will expcl the whole crowd II
they can make out u case agaInst
them. They VIII meet to.n,yht to take
action. H
About week ago W. g. cutrghtan
assistant professor resigned from The
management Vt the team. the asSoCla-
ton being about $500 IN debt ,fho
students elected II. i. Doris manager,
but the athletic faculty would no, req
oEniEn the election, nor accept Cut.
rights resignation. Thh led 10 com.
rllratlons In the schedule and caused
the dissatisfaction among tho team
which illuminated In the rotOuA denl.
onStratlon by tho sympathetic students.