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de su gloria, tan bizarra y heroicamente
Romero R01lef0.,
Y Ez Liberal, en- su Diario de la guerra,
entonando ditirambos en- honor de Primo de
Rivera dice:
<Tales son los efectos del triunfo decisive
alcanzado por nuestras armas, triunfo que no
ha sido estorbado nj obscsrecido en- los 1ltimos
dfas por ninguna medida de aigor innecesaria ).
que ha sido mas bien abrillantado por la nauq,ao-
ninest1aa del vencedor, que en- los momentos
mismos en- que emprendfa las operaciones abrfa
las 2'a1ertas Gle la crcez d los qate .taeron oc,s.
sados de simpatizar con los rebeldes.,
vayan ustedes viendo que este lenguaje
es el msmo-salvo las cataplasmas castellanas
= que use en- <EI Pafs> para juzgar al general
Polavieja.
Asf las cosas, 4 POGO andar, han de ce-
lebrar mis- diotribos los mismos que las CEN
suraron por escandalosas.
Como general, Polavieja es uno de tantos
Como polftico es sacristan.
Y Sc ha quedado casi ciego de tanto yer
muertos
II de Mayo. LUIS BONAFOUX
(Paohibida Il. repyod,1cci6n.)
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DecIaracioneS del ST. SagaSta

Ell <1Ierald, de Nueva York publca con
fecha 80 de Mayo pr6ximo pasado, las siguien-
tes declaraciones del Sr. Sagasta.
<Dice ell jefe liberal que 81 no Sc ha reti
RADIO de la vida poftica y parlamentaria, y
que solo Sc ha abstenido de concurrir a las Sc
stones de las Cortes; pero que esta abstenci6n
es puramente temporal.
Considera grotesco inutil contestar 4 los
que lie atribuyen ell pensamiento de favorecer
la venta de Cuba los Estados Unidos.
Declara que todos los partidos peninsula
res piensan de igual modo respecto a la inte-
gridad del territorio, que todos estan dis
puestos 4 realzar los esfuerzos que sean nece-
sarios para sostener la soberanfa de Espana en-
Cuba.
Ell senor Scgasta dice que estima necesario
smultanear en- la Isla las acciones polftica,
militar diplomatica, que este criterio suyo
difere del que sustenta el partido conservador.> ,
De La Lucha de la nabana
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hemos expaesto, ligerfsimas sobre geografa de
Puerto Rico.
En- nuestras escueIas primarias deben ser
objeto preferente de estudio: ell idioma patrio,
geograffa de la Isa, Historic patria, Artmetica
hasta sistema metrico, sobre todo la Doctrina
Cristiana, que es la que moraliza civiliza los
pueblos. @s ~..y~ :.
sInspirar ell amor profundo sincere q
nuestra religion y nuestra patria, debe ell
objetivo de la educacion popular.
Entire las naciones modernas, los mejores
colonizadores son los ineleses. Y ;por que?
No hace mucho que lefamos en- una obra
de Julio Verne una crftica ingeniosa ese exec
lente sistema de colonization.
Para un ingles de las colonias aun de la
metr6poli, el mas bello idioma es ell suyo, la
me;or ciudad de Francia Calais, de Espaha
Gibraltar, ETC., etc, los heroes mas notables,
los suyos, su pueblo ell mas quito civilzado
de la TERRA.
No pasa as! EN- Espana para un espanol
todo 10 suyo es 10 peor; dicen los viajeros
franceses: <Cuando oimos hablar pestes de
esa hermosa region allende pirenaica, duda
mos un instante, va sabemos que es un espanol
ell que habla.,
Nosotros hijos de espa1olos con el sste-
ma educativo que nos rige, ell cual no hay
chiquillo que ignore las victorias de Holofernes
las hazanas de Samson, en- cambio solo los
ilustrados saben que existi6 una Sagunto, una
Numancia, un Pelayo, una Isabel la Catoica,
un Colon un Herman Cortes, ETC., ETC., ejem-
plos dignos, que exaltan y elevau al hombre
hasta ell heroismo y le hacen amar la Macdonald
dad, dar gustoso, 81 fuese necesario, vida
su sangre por defenderla; tambi6n como nues-
tros ascendientes, solo apreciamos 10 que no es
nuestro; solo tiene merito 10 de extraniis; y
basta que sea puertorrique1o ell literato, el ar
tista, ell mdsico, ell poeta, ell hombre de ciencia,
adn los productos industriaIes, para que no
tengan valor alguno a los ojos de las masas
inconsistencies, q. solo admiran 10 O. Sc les pre-
senta agrandado por la distancia, 6 rodeado de
la aureola de 10 incomprensible.
1Se perderan en- ell vacfo nuestras indicacio-
nes? Una Muestru rural.
Humacao, JUNO de 1897.
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Via Crucis
LA rapsOdia del justO) }

Delante yo... seguido los Judfos
con sus palos, sus lanzas y sus pledras;
voy resgnado a padecer: el mundo
con torpe ensalamiento me condena
a el d6bil blanco de las turbas,
turbas malignas que de encono ebrias
me haran sentir ell aspid de su encono
y los rudos azotes de la afrenta.
Que crimen cometf 2. crfmen, ninguno :!
prediqu6 la hunildad la vergiienza,
regue con mano pr6diga, bendita,
la semilla del bien, de la concienca
las nieblas disipe asf, ell imperio,
solo ell imperio magno de la idea,
tiel refeio de Dios, brillo triunfante
desde un conffn al otro de la terra.
Xxx
No hay mas que un Dios =. los doses de-
(leznables,
raqu(ticos engendros dc la guerra,
no pueden nunca sostener sus tronos:
no puede ser que ell Himalaya sea
centro de acci6n de orugas que Sc arrastran,
nj que ell Sefor, en- sus designios, diera
ell cieno nauseabundo del pantano
por espacio las aguilas que vuelan.
No hay mas que un Dos los doses que
(se forman
con razones ningunas y por fuerza
por fuerza volveran hacia su origen,
como ell lodo hacia ell polvo que 10 engendra.
ST haceis de cera un Dios, pues POGO 4 POGO,
con fuego Sc derrite un Dios de cera:
no es igual & la arcilla que es fnita
la esenca del Eterno que es eterna
****
Cada un Dios que sc hacen que 10 hacen
tiene que encumbrarse con violencia
en- cada ser esclavo que somete
tienc un Satan INTEL que rebela
No hay mas que un Dios. son esas las doc
(trinas
que siempre he prcdicado por do quiera,
cual ha sido mi premio p. mil injurias,
enemigos, prisiones cadenas.
Voy, cual JESUS, sereno mi suplicio,
- vfctima que perdona que desprecia,-
al hundirme la lanza en- el costado
ell cobarde Long mos que Sc atreva,
tenga cuidado, ST.. que Sc tina
con sangre de la vfctima.
una gotta de sangre NAL vertida
sangre de martir qle redme sella.
**x
Mientras tanto, camino mas, que quieren
los chacales hambrientos con gu presa
por que Sc pronuncia ell co,asunaatt07a.'
; asi estaran las turbas satisfechas
Y camino, camino, me quejo;
pero va me devora la impaciencia:
quiero tocar up termino que ansfo:
ia Gloria que me espera
TOMAS CARBON
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Los programs para Maestros rura|es

I'm la <Gaceta2 numero 1913 hemos vlsto
publicados los programmes para los que aspiren
al certi6cado de aptitud para desempenar es
cuelas de esa clase, no hemos podido COM
prender un punto que resulta oscuro en- Ia dis
posicion que lie antecede.
ST esos programs solo dan ell derecho al
certifcado de aptitud ;cuales son los que deben
estudiar los aspirantes que deseen obteuer clos
tftulos9 de maestros auxiliares y rurales?
iSeran esos mismos, mas la Pedagogia de
Ter aio para Maestros elementales, programa
de las Normales?
Como hay tantos aspirantes en- Ia Isla
esos tftulos, bueno serfa que sc aclarase ese
punto oscuro en- tan acertada disposition
gubernativa.
Nos vamos a permitir tambi6n una obEer-
vaci6n sobre dichos programs.
Ell de Hstoria sagrada nos ha parecido
mas extenso que ell de Maestras elementales de
las Normales. Util es ell estu1io de la Historic
Sagrada; perO en- los momentOs actuales, cuandO
las colonias espailolas estAn pasando por una
crisis tan trascendental; cuando arde la guerra
civil en- Cuba y Filipinas, consideramos mas
importante que ell conocimiento exte lsisimo de
la historic del pueblo hebreo, que va cumpli6 su
mission en- la terra, como fue la implantaci6n
de la Religion 'yerdadera, para cayo conoci
miento, creo bastarfa en- nuestras escuelas ru-
rales ell estudio de la Doctrina Cristiana, ell mas
hermoso c6digo de leyes moral que sc ha
escrito en- la terra, en- vez de tan extenso
estudio de la Historia sagrada, es mas oportu-
| no en- los momentos actuales, ligeras nociones
de Historic de Espana de Puerto Rico; pues
no hay NADIA que exalte ell sentimiento patri6
tico tan natural en- ell hombre, como ell conoci-
| miento de la historic patria, mas cuando esta
historic es la de la heroica Espafia, tan lena de
ejemplos de valor, de nobleza del mas puro
| patriotismo.
Este e.tudio, aunque muy elemental y
rudimentario, contribuirfa mas que otro alguno
4 amar la nacionaidad espanola, a hacer nacer
en- ell nino campesino puertorriqueho aquel
orgullo tan necesario atil hoy Zen que ell pue-
bio americana trata de absorbernos) de lamar
sc <espafol,> nombre amado que signifca
hidalgufa, valor y nobleza.
| mo ha pensado en- esto el Gobierno al
establecer las escuelas de los campos?
/ Tambien serfa muy conveniente declarar
<obligatorio, 10 mismo en- nuestras escuelas
elementales que auxiliares rurales, el conoci
miento, mas de las ligeras nociones de
Historic de Espana Puerto Rico, que va
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grcso sin discussion e dccreto de de Febrero
concediendo las reformas q Cuba.-Un iiputa-
discussion dicho proyccto sin estar presente las
minorfas FL mnistro de la Gobernacion con-
testo a dicho dip ltado que lamenta el retrai
miento de las minorfas: pero que el .Gobierno
no pucde suspender por ella la vida Legislative.
Sin embargo, ailadio, ell Gobierno Sc Iimita a
proponer las Cortes Ia aprobacbn dc los pro-
yectos que considera Indispensable para gober-
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Partid0 Liberal
COMITE LOCAL

COMITE LOCAL
Sc saplica todos los correligionarios Sc
sirvan pasar por Ia Secretarfa dc este Comite
callc de la Fortalcza, nhmero 10 estableci-
miento del que suscribe, con objeto de que fir
men el registro que con csta fecha queda
alberto Entenditndose, que solo reconoce-
dicho registro. San Juan, =. r., . de JUNO
de lso7.-El Secretario, - Francisco j. Mar
ruuch. 3O-7
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Diar0 de Guayaa daoSd a GApiTAL sl3dA1 desds Est

DIa0 de Guayama aeeSs sa7daa iesds EssS sI
1. o de JUNO pr6ximo en- adelante, un da de
cada punto, sea Ell 1.o de la Capital, seis
ma1lana ell de Guayama, a las siete, asf
sucesivamente. Precios de pasajes:
De Guayama a Capital vice-versa, IS =.
De idem & Caguas idem.... $50
De idem Cayey 8 idem.... 8 =.
De Capital a Caguas idem.... $50
De Caguas a Cayev 6 idem.... $50
Nota.-No sera obligatoria la salida sino
lie los dos puntos indicados, y cuando solo
hubiese un pasajero, abonara este pasaje y
medic Otra: No Sc admite mayor peso de
equipaje que veinte kilos. Ell exceso, por
precio conventional.
Agentes: Capital, Ella Bella Rosita,
Tanca 2. Caguas, ell <Hotel de Filo.> Ca
yey, Comercio del senior Quevedo. Guayama,
Farmacia del seilor Bruno. 45-32
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DoIm;foc no nnnn En- Ia olleria, del
uil'iltoo W VuVo n1mero Gl de la Gale
de San Francisco, al lado de LA CoRREPoNDES-
c1A, Sc venden los siguientes precios:
Detalladas, d 25 centavos una
Una docena, 50
Cincuenta, 81
Ell ciento, S 70.


Invnri2 DE G. TINAUD.-Es digno de
'oJ0''u verse ell esplendido surtido de bri-
llantes de superior calidad que exiben en- ell
elegante escaparate de la joyerfa de Tinaud,
plaza de <Afonso XIII. Entire las diferentes
joyas que nos ha llamado la atenci6n, por SD
gusto artfstico riqueza, que revela ell refna-
miento del gusto parisien, 6guran dos collares
diademas todo de brillantes; petacas y fosfore-
ras de orc l8 kilates, con brillantes; varios
solitarios para caballeros; alfleres prendedo
res para la cabeza, con brillantes; braza!etes y
aretes con brillantes, esmeraldas y perlas, pre-
ciosos portamonedas de orc Is kilates, etc.
De todos estos objetos los muchos mas que
no se enumeran, marcados sus precios fjos,
con la equidad que esta acreditada casa, pri-
mera clase, acostumbra, podra conven
cerse todo ell que visite dicha joyerfa.
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez.

Rafael Castro Gonzalez. ,oTo;a wors9d0T de Co.
to Comisionista- -Mayagiiez Pto- -Rico-Se de-
dica q toda clase de negociaciones especial
mente las de giros, acciones obligaciones
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobros por
cuenta agena, etc. etc. Ofcina Gale de la Adua-
ma, baios del hotel Europa P
IEcHE FRESCA PURA recien ordenada.-
LLOiL Sc vende las siete de la noche 8
centavos cuartillo, todos los dias. Gale de
San Jose, ndmero 81, donde esta una muestra
con una vaca pintada, y en- la Marina, calle
Nueva, nnmero 7.-Esta leche llega en- el fe-
rrocarril de lag 81 de la tarde. 3o-12
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant lngIaterra t9sn ms,
esquina Cruz. Hospedaje con comidas, des-
de DOS pesos en- adelante A. Agudo.-pro
pietario. d.
FL C0MSllI T0RI0 MEDIco- 1ld -oU1RURG!-
II Vo"ooA' o'''o co, de esta capital, ST.
tuado en- la calle del Sol, n1mero 80, trasadase
4 la cale de San Francisco aaa<za SO, altos,
donde quedaran establecidas sus consultas desde
la semana entrante en- la siguiente formal
Intermediates del estdmago, Aigado 6i,atesti,sos,
de s 9 de la mailana.-Enfermedad de la
gargo,eto, ,sari@ oidos, de 10 IL de la ma
de la piez q vios ar;'ao-
rios, de IL - de la manana.-Gratis los
pobres.
Evening journal., 1897-04-06
The sennte 10 snre Riyern.

Washington, April 6.-The senate by
unanimous vote adopted a resolution
reciting the reports that General Ruiz
Rivera. the Cuban commander Is about
to be tried by drumhead court martial
and shot and expressing the judgment
of the senate that If these reports are
true the president Of the United States
should protest to the Spanish govern
ment against such a violation Of the
rules of civilized warfare. This reso-
luton does not go TO the house Of rep
resentatives and becomes effective as a
measure of advice TO the president upon
its adoption. Although opposition was
withdrawn on the final vote. there was
spirited opposition in the early stage Of
the debate and test vote Cn the COM
paratiye strength of the Cuban and
anti-Cuban sentiment In the senate.
The test occurred on a motion 10 refer
the resolution to the committee on for
eign relations.
Mr.. Hale (Rep., Me). who has been
prominently identified with the opposi-
tion to Cuban resolutions. made the
motion to refer. and II was supported
by Mr.. Hoar (Mass). another promi-
nent figure in the opposition to Cuban
resolutions.
The debate was very spirited and az
times quite personal Mr.. Allen Of Ne
braska and Mr.. Gallinger Of New Hamp-
shire clashing with Mr.. Hoar. The Hale
motion to refer was defeated-2l TO o.
and the resolution adopted-ii to o. Mr..
Hoar and Mr.. Hale refrained fom vot-
Ing.
After the disposal Of the Cuban aues-
ton the time was given TO speeches
].
for two hours on the development OF the
American merchant marine and Mr.
Lindsay of Kentucky advocating the
passage OF the bankruptcy bin known
as the Torrey bin now before the senate.
A joint resolution by Mr.. Bate of Ten
nessee was agreed to directing the sur
geon general Of the marine hospital
service to aid the Mississippi river flood
sufferers by the distribution Of tents.
blankets. food and medicine under the
I epidemic fund of 1893 and 10 purchase
further supplies under the present cpi-
1 demic fun1 for similar distribution.
The following nominations were re-
/ ceived from the president.
Minister TO Japan--A. .. Buck Of
Georgia.
Consul at Liverpool-James Boyle Of
| Ohio.
Secretary of Legation az City of Mex
| ico-F. r. McCreery of Michigan.
! Appraiser of Merchandise at philadel-
phia Custom House-Linn Hartranfi
! Of Pennsylvania.
United States Marshal For the Dis
trlct of New Jersey-T. j. Abbott Oi
/ New Jersey.
The senate In executive session con-
firmed the nominations Of Andrew ID
White To be ambassador o. Germany
and William +. Draper 60 he cmhassa
| dor 10 Italy.
Evening journal., 1897-04-06
sr1rcster scoveI Married.

ST. Louis April 6.-Sylvester Scovel OF
cleveland. the newspaper correspondent
who was imprisoned in Cuba and subse-
uuently released. was married TO Miss
Frances Cabanne at the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Ca
haune. Mr.. Scovel Is % years old and Is
a member Of the Union club Of Cleve-
and. the Cleveland city troop and the
Cotillon club OF that city. He was the
lrst correspondent to reach the camp Of
he Cuban insurgents In the fan of 1896
lie was captured by the Spaniards. Aft
or several weeks Incarceration In a
Spanish fort he was released. The bride
a daughter Of one of the most promi-
ent families Of St. Louis. She is 25
years old and a sister Of Dute Cabanne.
veil known on the bicycle track. The
marriage was FASTENED because scovel
is going at once TO Athens as war cor
spondent.
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TELEeRAPHIc BREWTIEs.

The body OF Charles II. Overlook. a
missing New York grocer, was found Ia
me river at Chelsea, Mass.
The United States supreme court set
down the Joint Traffic association case
l,r hearing on the second Monday IN
october.
Secretary Gage has issued a circular
az instructions TO customs officials car
wing into effect the provisions OF the
rsrding tariff act from April l.
u. stern. said TO have been wealthy
retired merchant. committed suicide by
Jumping from the ferryboat Bowery
ray. III health and dependency there
from were. it is believed, the causes.
The United States supreme court has
denied n,otion by Russell Sage TO dis
miss a suit brought against him as as
gnee of the Hastings and Dakota
Railroad company. The United States
charge Mr.. Sage with collusion in the
suit.
The trial o. Alonzo ]. Whiteman Cor
forgery began in New York, the cash
icr and paying teller of the Columbia
National bank Identifying him as the
lnan who got $3.50 from the bank on a
worthless check. He claims TO be able
10 prove an alibi. Whiteman was at
one time a prominent capitalist and
politician in Minnesota. having been
politician in Minnesota, having been
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rhe rresldent l. 1nterested.

Washington, April 6.-The situation
IN the flooded Mississippi district is be-
ing earnestly inquired into by the pres
ident. The Arkansas congressional del
egation, headed by Senator Jones,
called on Mr.. Mckinley to urge the ad-
visibility of sending a special message
10 congress asking appropriate legisla-
ton for the relief of the food sufferers
A delegation of citizens from Memphis
headed by Representative Carmack.
also called on the same mission.
The president had another interview
with Representative Carmaok, r. c.
Graves OF Memphis. chairman of the
relief committee and j. S. Menken, the
secretary. at which the situation was
again reviewed. Mr.. Graves subse-
uuently prepared a written statement
containing all the data in his possess
sion as to the condition Of the sufferers.
Representative McMiilin received the
following telegram from Governor Tay-
lor Of Tennessee: Have our delegation
urge appropriation for flood sufferers.
Property and life can be saved "
speedy action"
Evening journal., 1897-04-06
Lnentinn I'm NIlcllirnn.

Detroit. April 6.-Returns from the
state indicate the reelection of Judge
Charles d. Long. Republican, as JUS
tice of the supreme court and the de-
feat Of George l.. Yaple, fusion candi-
date. Charles d. Lawton and William
j. Crocker, Republican candidates for
regents Of the University of Michigan,
were also elected The vote was light,
and the free silver sentiment was
shown in several of the cities more
strongly than in the November cleo
ton. This appears to have been es-
pecially true in the southern tier OF
counties. In a few cases, on the votes
for city officers. Republican majorities
Of last fall were turned into fusion vic
tories.
A. c. Maybury, the Democratic can
didate. was elected mayor by about
] ZOO majority over Captain Albert f.
Stewart. the Republican. Maybury s
election is looked upon as a decided de-
feat for Governor Pingree, who prac-
/ tically named Stewart as his successor
/ i'm the mayors Office after the courts
| had overruied the governors conten-
ton that he could hold the offices OF
governor and mayor both.
Evening journal., 1897-04-06
OHIO ELECTIONS.
The Democrats Garry Cincinnati and
Make Gains In the State.

The Democrats Garry Cincinnati and
Make Gains In the State.
Cincinnati, April G.-The election in
Cincinnati yesterday was for mayor
and other city officers and members Of
the board OF legislation. The Repub-
lican ticket was headed by Levi O..
Goodale for mayor. and the Democratic
ticket by Gustave Tafel. the latter be-
ing electes by plurality Of 1920, while
the city beye Mckinley g plurality Of
almost 10000 last November, and Cald-
well, Republican. for mayor three years
ago, plurality of 6,755.
Although local issues controlled most
OF the municipal elections, yet the gem
eral results throughout Ohio show
Democratic gains along the lake shore,
the river counties and in the interior
counties. This gives the Democrats
control of most of the machinery for
the election next November of state
officers and members OF the Legislature.
Governor Bushnell viii, stand for a
second term. Senator Mark A. Hanna
is the Republican candidate for sen-
ator. These leaders, as well as eS-
Senator Brlce, are interested parties,
and contributed directly and indirectly
to the organized efforts OF the can
vass
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THE STATUS OF CLUES.
amendments 60 the Raines Law TO Pre-
vent Sunday Liquor.

amendments 10 the ltnlneS Law 10 Pre-
vent sunday Liquor.
Albany. April G.--The proposed amend
rlents 10 the liquor tax law 70 exempt
bna flde clubs and tax the alleged fake
clubs are complete and Senator Ford
and Assemblyman Aids are confident
that they viii attain the end sought X
they are adopted.
In brief, the amendments define a
hona fde club to be one not quartered
.u building with a saloon or hotel or
ther liquor trahicdng association and
lone Of whose directors Is engaged in
the liquor traffic or related 10 any per-
eon so engaged. After thus defining a
olub the supreme court IL to test by ap-
pointment of a referee on the applica-
ion Of any citizen the nature Of the
lub as TO It's bona fde character. IL
bona fide that fact shall be certified TO
w the excise department IL not, the
department. shall compel a license TO be
AIKEN out. The amendments in detail
re as follows:
TO section 2, In place of the three
inc definition that the trafhcking IN
quor is any sale Of less than five gal-
Ions. this IS inserted. "The term 'traf-
GclSing i'm liquors shall include all sales
and the dispensing or distribution Of
liquor by social or other clubs, incorpo-
rated or unlncorporated, which CLUB
maintains rooms or meets In building
in which liquor IS sold by a person,
firm. corporation or association holding
81 liquor tax certificate, or which meets
IN or maintains rooms directly or IN
directly connected Herewith, or ad-
joining thereto or which club employs
or permits to act as steward or Ike
officer or employee any person who Is
the holder of a liquor tax certificate or
he agent employee or relative by
blood or marriage OF any such holder.
Section 90 Is amended TO strike out
the portion allowing the "excise COM
missioner. deputy. special agent OF
county treasurer to begin action TO de-
terminc the legality Of club selling
without license" and insert the words.
amy citizen" This allows any person
believing a club 10 be a fake" to set
review before a supreme court judge.
Evening journal., 1897-04-06
senrohInr For scnIIr.

Washington. April 6.-Some time ago
a weak minded young man named
Scully. living in Philadelphia, disap-
peared, and his parents suspecting that
ne had gone to Cuba appealed to the
state department to find him and return
him to Philadelphia. BY direction Of
Assistant Secretary Rockhil, Consul
General Lee has made a thorough
search of all the jails and places of de-
tention in Cuba without finding a trace
of Scully. He has now reported that
he has found a man named Kelly and
at the request of the Philadelphia au-
thorities the consul general has been
directed to endeavor TO identify him
fully It being suspected that Scully
may have assumed that name for the
purpose Of concealment.