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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
MoRrGAGEE's SALE OF PERSONAL
.gROPERTy.

will be sold nj Public Auction on MONDAY,
August 9th, 1897, AT o'clock y. m, in the
store situate l20 Washington street Provi-
dence r. T.. by virtue ~ the power OF sale
contained in that mortgage made and exc
cuted bv Hermann G.. Bernncr. dated Feb.
runry nth 1877, and recorded I'm said Provi.
dence in per sonal property mortgage book No.
a. nj page 2U7 the conditions OF said mortgage
having been broken: Z large mirrors,
small mirrors, barber chairs, 4 show cases,
20 chairs safe gas and electric fixtures, car.
nets. oil cloth benches, tools, stock Of hair
goods perfumery and oil othor pcrs1nai prop
Srtv now contained I'm stores lOS Mathewson
street and 10 and l23 Washington street,
Providencc, and mentioned and included In
said mortgage.
BY order of the mortgage who hereby
gives notice OF her intention % bid upon said
mortgage property at the sale thereof.
FREDERICK RUECKERT.
~ Wey bosset street
Providence, X. l., July %. 1897. jy2s-lo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

no less than five times. He is as thoroughly
familiar with the constitution as he is well
acquainted with its prominent men.
Having weighed the arguments on both
sides, his opinion is that no conflict is pos.
sible between the two countries, and it was
his strength in this belief that made him
smile yesterday when talking about the mat
ter at the Continental Hotel Paris France,
and that made him deride the mere idea that
war might result over such frivolous matter.
I'm the first place, )" said Marquis Ito in
opening the conversation, II wish TO contra
dict n statement published. This is that /
am here charged with an official mission TO
strongly protest in the name of my govern.
mont against q usurpation fraught with peril
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
NOT GUILTY OF CRIME.

The developments today In the mystery
surrounding the murder bear out fully
the dispatches Of the Associated Press last
night John Weeks was arrested In
Huntingdon not as n principal In the
crime but as one possessing valuable In
formation. which might lead 90 the .appre.
hension OF the real murderer.
This morning DeiectiSe Arnold author
lied the Associated Press 60 state that I'm
his opinion Weeks is not directly guilty
of crime. in him officers think they have
man who may aid I'm the discovery Of
the whereabouts ~ Charles Boinay who Is
ye-v much wanted.
TIis forenoon Detective Arnold was
closoted with Weeks for nearly two hours
In an effort 90 get from him some sort OF
n story
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
Weeks Arrested For the
Nichols Murder.
BOinay, His BrOther-in-LaW,
Also Wanted, Escaped.
Man Under Arrest Known as a Hard
Characler--He Had Pistol. e.

Bridgeport Conn, July % John
Weeks of Huntington was arrested yester'
day afternoon and brought TO police head
quarters in this city, The police are con
fident that he j. one of the men who
robbed the house of George Marcus
Nichols in Daniels Farms last Wednesday
night ard murdered the owner ana shot
Mary Nichols, the dead mans sistor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
NO OFFICIAL MISSION.

Nothing could be further from the truth
The statement is inexact i'm every particular
I'm the first place, do not think IL pos
sible that any opposition manifested in Japan
TO the annexation Of the Sandwich Islands by
the United States Will take any more extend
ei form than a mere protest made-remember
this point-made in order that the interests
OF Japan in those. islands may not suffer in.
Jury.
Japan Is simply seeking to protect herself
and her subjects, and this she has perfect
right to do; this she is in duty bound TO do; /;
but that she Will look after her interests in
othor.than dignfed, diplomatic way is alb
surd.
1.-The Japanese are bound 10y sentiment and
sympathy 90 Americans. From the very be-
ginning OF modern Japan IL Is America that
has given her every mark Of friondliness, en-
couragement and support. There IL not
single European country that has manifested
such strong feeling for Japan as has the
United States from our very birth AZ n consti.
tutional country.
ANY little feeling OF irritation there may
be felt by any one in Japan against Americans
il due, not to Hawaii, but 10 the fact that
Japanese goods have been so heavily taxed
in the United States This, however, is a
commercial difficulty, not political one. 1t
Is one that exists every time one country
taxes the products of another and thus ham.
pors or prevents tho development Of any par.
ticular industry.
Except, then, from a commercial point 81
view, the question is of trifing Importance,
and apart from II nothing but the frendliest
feeling exists in the Japanese public and
the japanese government for the United
States and the American people.
Now, what interest has Japan In the
Sandwich islands, There are something like
22,mO or %.OlO. or, say, $4,000 japanese sub.
iects there. Those, you must remember are
not the best class Of our people. The ma
iOrity 90 thCm are drawn FROM the poorest
ranks in life, and are simple emgrHnts. In
Additinn. lapAn has certain treaties OF value.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
QUEEN VICTORIA DEBTOR
To Doctor Horne 500 For aD G C.
livered Fifty Years Ago.

Janesville, Wis, July 8.-Dr. WI.
Horne has been 10 the pos office many
since lsls. but ne has never yet rece.v =,
chock due him from Mrs. Guelph, othen
named Victoria, Queen Of Great Britain AMI
Empress OF India. ~.
The debt of the royal family TO DR.. Horns
is $40, or about sl0O. In his 30 years of lons
waiting the aged physician has sent many dus
bills TO Windsor and Sandringham palace, blt
never an answer came back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
ANOTHER NOTE PROTESTED.
Mr.. vOSE INTERVIEWED.

Mr.. Vose was secn today and said that
Mr.. Wall was not on his paper for any
such amount ms $40, 900. Mr.. Vose also
said that by the last of this week he
would probably be able 20 make a state
ment
Mr.. Wall Is large owner of real estate
IN the vicinity of Chestnut and Broad
.treets and Walls court.
he Is one Of the best known men in
local financial circles, altb ouoh he has not
been In active business since about 1850,
when he was succeeded in the banking
business BY Mr. Clinton X. Weeden, now
Of the firm of Weeden a. Kendall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
FOR STEALING BICYCLE.
De Rosa Fined in the Eighth Dis,
trict COurl Today.

On July is Joseph Tatro Of jackson let
Andrew DeRosa a peighbor, bicycle for
10 hours. TO go 10 Rocky Point
DeRosa did not come back. so Tatro
gave the case to Deputy Sheriff Colvin,
who arrested Dekosa In Moosup, Conn
this morning
In the Eighth district court this morn
Ing DeRosa pleaded guilty to stealing the
bicycle and was fined so and costs, the
whole amounting to nearly S3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
Marquis Ito Declares
There Will Be No War.
Fight Between Japan and
This Country Impossible.
He Says the Emperor, Minister and
People Are opposed TO II.

Now York, July 2s.-The Herald today in a
special from Paris says:
II war should ultimately break out between
the United States and Japan, 10 will be in
!, ite of Marquis Ito personally, as we'll as
Officially.
The former prime minister OF the Japanese
empire is a strong friend OF America. His ad-
miration for the United States Is not based
on mere sentiment, for he visited the country
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
REPORT

OF the condition OF the COMMERCIAL Ma
~ TIONAL BANK, at Providence. in the State
Of Rhode Island at the close OF business, July 2Srd
1872
panies, CorIorations. Trust Funds and Funds In
escrow, firms and individuals, aud will be pleased
TO meet or correspond with those who may desire
to change their present bank or open new ac-
cnu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
DIED SUDDENLY.

Laconia, N. H., July 2s.-Judge S. w. Rol
lins of Meredith died suddenly of apoplexy
this morning. aged ~ years.
He was member of the Belknap County
Bar Association and had been solicitor o
Belknap county. He was appointed Judge o.
probate in 1874 retiring on account Of ag'
limit i'm April, 1875.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
TRUST IN THE UNITED STATES.

"Thc question, then, i-, Will the japanese
10 protected will the treaties be kept
Aud, Speaking both for myself and voicing 1
think, the sentiment of the Japanese people
no one doubts for moment that upon the
proper representation of our case 20 tho
United States those treaties will ~ carried
out 80 tho letter and that Japan will be
treated with the utmost fairness and honesty.
This being the case, you VIII realize quite
~ strong as ] do how impossible h any seri
ous conflict between the two countries.
Tho emperor, | know, will not support
any brlhcosc policy. All my friends in the
ministry or IN tho control of the different
branches % the government are 81 the same
mind as the emperor upon this subject, ana
Japanese public sentiment IN one ofestrOug
friendship for the United States.
Thus the Hawaiian question cannot pos,
s'hly bring about conflict. either armed or
diplomatic with the Americans, In sn'te OF
the jingOcs"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

have for years"
DIR. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address.
-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

:" K. 2. q. SHUTS, OF WInterset, iowa,
|" inventor and manufacturer OF
A'A Shuts Safety whifiletree Coupling.
writes OF DR.. Miles Heart Cure 1.-Two years
ago an attack of LaGrippe left me with q
weak heart. had run down in flesh to
mere skin and bone. could not sleep lying
down for smothering spellsi frequent sharp
darting pains and palpitation caused a con-
slant fear Of sudden death, nothing could
induce me to remain away from home over
night. My local physician prescribed DR..
Miles Heart Cure and in few days l was
able TO sleep we'll and the pains gradually
lessened and finally ceased. l reduced the
the doses. having gained fifteen pounds, and
am now feeling better in every way than /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

The News Sclf.Educator Feature Is
a valuable helper to all. Young and old
are reapin0 'h~ 'encilts thcrcfrom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
Cereal Coffee Drinkers BEWARE

n you have boen Deceived and tried one Of
the cheap bran substitutes now ON the mar.
kef, claiming 90 De the original and 90 have
great food value, and you got pound of
poorly rosstea pran Tot yoar %. hnn Door.
from, bran ID, don't be- discouraged but try
GRAfN-O. n IL made from solid grain.
o takes tho place ~ cofee al q. the price. Get
packag- of your grocer today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

An attractive 'ad f" I'm The News will
bring the desired reult
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence, ssi
I, Abram Barker, Cashier OF the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
81 true TO the best OF my knowledge aud belief.
ADRIAN BARKER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 2sth day
OF Ju " 1897 GILMAN u JOpP,
Correct Attest; Notary Public.
THOMAS HARRIS,
ISAAC VI. POTTER, Directors.
J. X. u NIuMrINGALF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
Amount $4,000 and Paper
Was Held in Bristol.
News of Protest Lei TO Rumor of
Mr.. Walls Failure.
When Seen Mr.. Wa Ref rred The News
Representative 10 Lawyer.

Rum ors of the financial embarrassment
of Mr.. Beriah Wall constituted the sur
prise of the day In local business circles
They grew with amazing rapidity and
became absurd, and there was talk TO the
effect that the veteran banker had been
on the wrong side of the market, which
Is denied rs absurd.
No definite statement has been made
relative TO the assets and liabilities. but
1t Is claimed that Mr.. Wall has paper out
amounting to $3.50, 600 and that he is en-
dorser on several large notes, particul arly
those of Seth NJ. Vose of Al Snow street,
for Sl5. 900.
His friends claim that there will be no
assignment
WOULD NOT TALK.
Mr.. Wall was seen by News represen-
tatiye today. He said that he didn't care
to be interviewed for fear he would say
too much and then referred the reporter
TO his counsel, Mr. James Iillinghast
Mr.. Tillinghast stated that he should
prefer To have MIR Wall do the talking.
The attorney stated however, that nots
given by Seth Nj. Vose and endorsed by
Mr.. Wall had been protested at bank at
Bristol
1t Is also understood that anoth or en-
dorser was son-in-law of Mr.. Vose and
that a similar note had been protested In
this city.
ANOTHER NOTE PROTESTED.
At the Merchants National Bank
ote left for collection was protested but
ar. Barbour of that institution had
nothing to say except that there is pos.
sibiIity Of the matter being straightenei
out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

Cattle 1900
Sheep IL, 600
heavy shipping hogs, 8 40 a 8 7211
Sept wheat puts. s1IsA> calls, 735s
Sept wheat curb 72ss1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
MANUFACTURING coxpANfna.

Quotations marked by a are for less than
$1,000 par value OF stock.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08

Combatan nuestros advsrsarios
con lealtad. pues tienen de sobra con
los recursos que le presta la privan
"a. y no POGO hsn aprovechado pro
d0nso sssG con So absolute domination
en- los csntros ofciales.
Obrando co -rectamsnte, sc vera
que nesotros, & pesar de nuestras &C
tuales desventsja as, lograremos sacar
una respectable minorfa.
Como los villanos de pasadas epo-
cas-. 500 tenemos hoy por hoy nm
robusto palo. para combatir contra
ell soberbio poseedor de haciendas y
oastillos.
Pero tenemos dos cosas MS fuer
tes, mucho mas, que la coraza. y la
lapza, y ell escudo de reluciente acero
Una es la raz6n. encarnada en- Ia
asticia
Otra el APPLAUSE del esp{ritu publ
co.
Merced estas dos fuerzas pode
roslsimas. llegara ell tempo en- que
no veremos copiada, en- Ia politics
puertorriquena. la ominosa escens
del j.ie o de Dios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08
pues cate. al fin. no ha de ser
el uitimo deserg n
que tendra que padecer.
CUE
PARADOJA ALARMANTE
del Heraldo de Madrid).

Dos dfas hace que Sc ha publicado
en- el diario of cial On decreto sefls
taudo las condolences de Ia recluta
VOLUNTEER
Doce mil hom5 5res han de admitir-
Sc con destino, por mitad, Cuba y
Fiipinss.
No Sc trata de aumentar los con-
ii gentes, sino de cubrir las baJas ma
surales de ambos ejercitos por medic
je un teclus amiento voluntaiio, y
neior difiamos, por contrata, para
-vitar sin duda. que aumente la
preocup sci6n db'ica con ell anuncio
te que vsyan q U.tramar nuevos re-
fuerzos.
Al mismo tempo Sc MA la pu
b!icida la idea de que pueden sa
carse del eje cito de Cuba TO 900
hombres sin que ali produzca ef.oto
-sta disminucion del ele .cito. y como
40 deja de h4ber contradiction entire
"a primera disposition y el anuncio
lue da origen estas rs fl .xiones exi
je de nuestra parte no dejar pasar tn
asuoto que tanto afects al pals sin
exponer CON franq ieza y laltad ei
taicio que nos merece.
Venfa esta ado sugestionada la OPT
aion publica por Idea de que habfa
lue seguir mandando gense a la lila
lie Cuba. hssta que el presi ient- del
consejo hizo declaration de que no
.nviaria un hombre mas.
D. 10 q no ten1a nocion el pals
es de la posibilidad del regreso de
,tros soIdados que squellos a qaie
aes las heridas 6 fermedades des
oide el china como materia inuti !;
pero acontece que, comp vivinos de
sorpresas, Sc ice la nacion por
:onducto relativamente autosisado,
que 81 apuran las cosas, pueden So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08
LiberaIes

Dtspues de sells amos que por NJ
error del partido autonomiHta pro
clam6 ell retraimiento abandonau DO
el campo electoral los adversarlos,
error, que o por haber s1do las ins
piraci6n de levantados sentlmlen TO,
de dignidad, ha resu .tado menos fu
nesto, vue.ve hoy el partido a la
urnas, porqoe asi 10 aconss j. la
periencia, que no es otra cosa que Ia
ense lanza fccnnda del tempo on los
acontecimientos, que surgen Sc
desenyueIven en- ios pueb os clvili-
zados. por virtud del cumr imiento
de las ine excusab!es leyes del pro
gceso.
En- esa lucha no va resolverse e.
Liberales, cual de los dos banGos ep
que estA divIdida la opinion del par
tido autonomists, tiene la razou. Ell
las diferencias que los separan. por
question solamente de proc dimien
tos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08
A LAS URNAS, LIBERALES

Retiramos nuestro editorial de
hoy, para dar cab da en- el primer
lugar al bien escrito Manif 9sto
que ha publicado el Comit6 d
nuestro partido en- Ponce.
Els una obra de propaganda
liberal, bien pensada = mejor
sentida.
Los distinguidos correligiona-
rios que la suscriben, mostrando-
SO & Ia altura de siempre, con un
entusiasmo Y una actividad dig
nos de los mayores eucomios, IA
cen solemne llamamiento q todos
sus correligionarios de este dis
trito electoral, que pueden y de
ben hacer uso del voto. para que
acudan, como IN 500 hombre, a
eiercitar su derecho en- los comi-
COS.
La DEMOCRACIA une su voz
modesto q la autorizadfsima vOz
de los miembros del Comil6.
LA DEMooRACIA formula igua1
llamamiento en- nombre do Io-
intereses de la co.ectivldad, que
son los propios intereses del pals
Els necesar o que todos los pue-
bios del distrito den etocu -ntes
muestras de que en- Q los laten y
Sc agitan, con formidable empuj9.
las soluciones propagadas por
ell partido liberal puertorriqu uell",
y que son verdaderos ba Lar5es de
nuestra evolucion pol1tlca.
A Ponce, especlalmente, cor
respondele dejar bien senUada La
bandera, por sus antecedentes
hist6ricos en- los anales do nues
tras lucha>; por la fama de su
civlsmo; poique en- esta cludad
tomaron forma concreta las aspi
raclones autonomistas, y porque
este ha sido, tamb 6a .. prlnclpal
palenque dome 50 mostrar con
vigoroso e>tuerzo, la idea del
pacto de nuestro partido con el
que dirige ell senor = gasta; idea
triunfauue hoy, y que ab.e a
nuestro pals tan amplios ho~i-
Zontcs.
IA las urnas, hberalesl
No se1a bueu Latrl. ia, nj buen
puerJorrlqu, no, Q. q Q, pyudlen-
do hacerlO, no colres POI da q las
levantadas tx5ltaclCnes de este
Com t6.
Hab.an en- esta forma los di
rectores de nuestra agtupacl6n
On 7 once.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08
Dice ell art.cQIo Il.

Dice el art:cqlo u
Se7d1s a.uidS, no Sc coBapa4tcfda para
ffeet, otguH +, t0s papett taS a1scU, .aS
Q4s hso faeren tttte tgt0ttS y los que no
coAat5fag :" no ssoIts p ~ ae pc ) u $.
Il p1ttmo~ a. TUo0s AB5OLUr. Me hTE
ToDos Los INs0RlTo5 Ell >tNsOtLEo. o.
Ri rI1NEN Dehhoho a EMIr Il So vorU
o-la ~4oa. 4 81 u 2, pei u I4ee = ma
yJr, nut. u 23J z5UJ pes7tas & lnh blii-
tacio- Ee-n1otel ,4r. rernus pulltlcos eI
rsestdente de ~ 80 = ;tb,G que ca amen
te "ey-So snapst ese c..,.q sssy rt,et.r
Us 1e sos 1es6 II otGh,Los efs eSCu ] u.
ToE.c O. q - seuo0.ta6 re a gttnt l.
mae .t,S q D.l@tactOMeS rTo0sscs4tes 8 Il los
esoTut ss.oS.
L. subrsy .do es Il oopia fntegra del apsr-
taao dei arttcuo l23 IL l. l. y.
III castlgu lddleaiJ, VeAso Oh q alticu 10
Iz7.
T5cganlo en- euenta los Presidentes d. las
mesas.
Eilos solameate son los rasponsa ables 81 no
admit II q Votar III IndIyIdao luser.Io en-
iss lI5tas.
LIS Alcaldes, T3nientes de Ale4ldes s R,-
gtoores qu5 peesllaa cJl=g % 81 los cuaIes
10 seau electores, esLaa l.upa lid Is N .tsrigl
mente de Eutac, Il ado que - col y a. Sc
DO en slmdita snaate, ssstJ O.: las och9
5n pnut0 us Ia .a4aa.
For n0y termtAatnJ5 = aeon sci ando & io5
eiectores G-aigau on el bJisllo IL r6fuIa
personal, y, a scr pJslole, los que vive1 en-
.os Camps Ia nztcieala do la cabalg4dara
que los conoLzaa a. puebic
I hasta maffana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08
PR RFlL DBL DIA
SEMEJANZA

a veneer!
Con este epfgrafe, un peri6dico
Unconditional convoca sus biza
reas huestes toques de clarfn, redo
b as de tsmbor y tronadas de calones
y fu@iles.
II .rara tarar6! Ram. PLAN. raca
tap.am !! PIN. pom, pun!
LA m1 lea no puede ser mas mar
csi. en efecto.
Solo. faita ponerle. para que tengs
mas caractar, estos versos de Espron
cede:
Hurra, cosacos del desierto. hnrra,
La Europa os brinda esplendido botfn
he squf que tenemos 4 los incon
dicionaies mas gallardos que nunca
mas v.lientes que nunca, dispuestos
a ganar una victoria que nadle les
escatima nj les MEGA.
iValiense triul fo!
Un tr.uufo que tienen asegurado
TEMPO hs. por Ell favor por 81 privi
Is o, por 9 monopoilo. sin hab srlo
obGenldo en- n1ngda case en- vlrtud
del propio esfue,zo
Comparamos ell pr6x'mo torneo
electoral. con el Jwtcio de Dios de que
nos hablan las cgonlcas medioevales.
e. partido conservador, es ell orgu
iloso caballero que desciende la
arena armada dc todas armas, go
bre brioso cabai!o, y gaarnecido ba
10 ell acero y ell hierro desde la ca
beza hasta los pie.
e partido liberal es el pleb 20
que 80 planta frente a su val5eate
competitor apenas vestido con una
mala III aica. sin IN NAL roc.n que
montar. y portando. como Il aica ar
ma, nu toso- g arrote.
LA aIegoria esta hen aplieada, 81
SO tiene en- cuenta las respectlvas
condolences en- que luch an ambos
partldos, ,desde ell punto de vista of
clal.
Anaden las cr6nicas, QUE campeo
mes hableron bastante fsiones, ,o6bi
les y rulnes que, & pesar de todas sus
vente as, antes ae entrar en- IL
"a 6 on momentos de apuros llama
o al sus cslauOs para que les ayuua
sen 8 psiear contra el siervo, 81
desp eg b N recarsos arteros, lndig
nos 80 toda lucha leal
Dlcese que los incondiciona'es, no
obstante Las ventajas que diefeatan
y aun cuando tienen ast garada la
msyorfs, SO peoponen formar chan
chuilos en- algunos pueb;os.
81 proceden en- ia. gulsa, harAn :.
NJ mas nj menos 10 mismo que aqua
tlos ealer0sos campeones de La Elad
Media
A luchar francamente y sin do
b ez
n ada de artimanss y sutilezas.
n ada, tampoco, de palabras inh
tiles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-08

carse del tjercito de Cuba hat diez
mil hombres para aumentar e con
ting nte lie F.ipihss. y tai noticis,
: enaida por los osganos dc publ
c,dad, ilev4 & eodos los h cares una
esperanto y IN coasuri que no de
be alimensarse 81 no IA de ser salts
feoho.
10 { mas podrfanos desear eae "a
campsfa de Cuba hubiesa entsado
en- un peiiodo tan bonancible que
permisiera ir reti ando de ali pate
del elefeitc!
Los ataques Gu'nes y B jacsl.
los flecne nres comb es en- . cadente
y los datos que de Ceba Sc recioen
por diseintos conductos. nos hacen
sospechar qu- no esta Magoaiens
para taf -tanes, y Por esto creemos
deber imperioso acoger con bastante
seserva la indication que nos refe-
rimos.
FL n1nero de enfermos que frsen
los barcos que regresan la Penfnsu
Ia, el de bajas dehnitivas que ali
ocurren, 81 de estanci2s &C ospital,
nos tJOnSA2 Il @CSO = ( tAO ~ -
davfa en- Ia posibIiidad del regfeso
dc esa fueIza u.i,. sin que Sc tome poI
oaestros enemigos como sint1na dc
evacuation, d. qac sea sbsolnta
mente necesaria en- cuango en- piece
Ia epoca de las lluviss.
E,a indicacioa mas nos pagece una
manifestation del cesconcierto que
caracteriza 4 esta d dssveGturaIa etapa
lie la vi ia nacional, que Ia rcsultante
de IN estado de cosas que permita
sacramento abriga iiusiones tan IL
sopjeras,
5Cree eli tniaistro lie Z Guerra de
buena fe que Sc pueden sacar 10 600
hombres de Cubs?
ST 10 creyera hab'ia que pregan-
earle por~ei fuad mento c=l decreto
4e recluta tend,1amos que indicar
Ia conveniencia que los primeros
que saiieran faeran aqueilos que por
estar gravemente enf-Tmos han de-
mandarse a la P=ninsula en- plazo
telativamenta breye.
Es question esfa que reviste,
auestro jnioio, una importaucia ex
cepcional bajo caa 4oier aspecto que
Sc la mire, y por esto Q hemos e
! irla de IA mano eG tanto siYva de
terna las mc6staciooes hciosas