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New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

The Cobble Hill Golf Club. of Ezabethtown.
y. y which was organized last season largely
through the efforts of Judge Henry A Gildersleeve
Of this city who is himself an enthusiastic player.
Il to hold its second annual tournament on August
= and p. The prizes offered are a handicap cup,
open TO the eight who qualify at medal play. and a
consolation cup. open to the other contestants.
The tournament is open to players approved by the
Greens Commttee-H. A. Gdersleeve. X. l.. Hand.
a. C. Bloss and H. NJ. Brittin. on August 2S there
s 10 be a club championship contest eighteen holes.
medal play. for members only.
George 4. Newhall. the Philadelphia Country
club crack broke the record of the Kebo Valley
links at Bar Harbor on Saturday by covering the
course in eighty-fOur strokes, which equals the
bogie OF the links.
Two important team matches set for next Satur
day are Six-a-side contest at Nutley. y. j.. be-
tween the local team and the North Jersey Coun-
try Clubs players. and the meeting between the
Fairfield and Montclair teams at the links OF the
latter.
On Friday the Staten Island Cricket Club Is to
hold its fourth monthly mixed foursomes handicap
Intending competitors In the Norwood tourna-
ment. which begins on Thursday. should remember
that entries close tomorrow with John w AL
baugh jr, West End, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
( CURIOUS INSURANCE SUIT.
ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD MADE IN THE CASE OF
R,YONNE COOK WHO DISAPPEARED
T.; An OPEN BOAT.

ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD MADi. ~ iTi' NF'r' VT -
n,YoNNE COOK WHO DISAPPEARED
l.; AN OPEN BOAT
An Interesting suit has been brought in the city
Court by Mrs Baser OF No go East seventy-third-
ST., against the New-York Life Insurance company
and the Prudential Insurance Company M'S. baS-
Ter seeks 10 recover se0o0 insurance on the life OF
hcr husband. George Pasicr. COOK VINO usap-
peared on MAY 27 las;. or that day he let Bay
onnc in a rowboat on y fishing trip. accompanied
by a ten-year-old boy Hc hshed all day. but ala
not have much lack. and returned 10 the per ABOUT
S o'clock in the evening He left the BOY on the
pier and said that he going 10 continue iishing
The boy saw him row out in the Bay, ana as far
as has been learned the cook was never seen again
Mrs Basler became greatly alarmed az her nus
bands failure to return home. and Instituted
search for him. Nothing was heard OF the COOK
however. until juno 80. more than a month atter
his disappearance o;ncn bottle was washed ashore
at Perth Amboy. ~ tho bottle was a note written
in German. reading az follows:
NV Child lost one oar and cannot find 1t. The
water drifts me into open sea. II IL nearly night
and the waves e hSh bys & ng0w govs his 10 st So f
into the sea; so, perhaps. my last greeting might
yT" ss MeP yGu nor or the m aa me on my best
greeting 70 brother ana ali fa@ws I save my nv deaI and
mercy upon me. Amen
Written IN English the following postscript:
Please scnd 10 Mr cohGn grocer or Mr. ,,I 0rlick; &
I'M '''''"-'' "' wiz c. BASLER
Some time after the finding of this note Mrs l'as-
Ter applied 10 the Insurance companies for the
amount OF the policies her husbands lie, but
payment was refused. the companies intinatlnS
that they did not believe Bascr was dead
Mrs Baslcr Is a plea SAINT featured little German
woman and docs not speak very good English Her
home although poorly furnished. is neat ana clean
She told Il Tribune reporter ycst'rdaE that the
officers Of the Prudential Insurance Company IN
formed her that she must wait until the end or TINS
month before they wouid decide what they would
do and IN the mean time she would hav" 10 pay the
premium on the insurance policy from the time OF
her husbands disappearance. The agents Of the
NewYork Life Insurance Company snld that they
did not want any money from her. but that she
would have 10 wait before they would do anything
about the policy. Thc companies nave slhce hdu
several detectives employed on the case:
Mrs Baser has engaged as counsel Angus: i.
WAGNER. In speaking OF the case Mr. WAGNER
said that the Insura companies believe that Bas-
Ter and his wife planned this scheme 10 get the
5000 and they have asserted that they VIII nor
pay the money. Mrs. Basler insists that she has
not seen her husband and believes that he IS dead
His body has not been recovered. Mrs. Bas!"r has
a lso employed detectives. and the boy who went
fishing with Basler will he OF the witnesses
when the case comes 10 trial. The Insurance poll
cies taken out about a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
TENNIS cRACKS GATHER AT NEWPORT
THE ANNUAL TOURNAMENT THIS YEAR CREATES
MORE THAN USUAL INTEREST.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. l5 (Spcc!aD-The annual ten.
mis- tournament for the championship OF the Tinted
States which begins here on Tuesday the now
famous courts OF the Newport Casino. bids fair 10
outriya anything of the kind ever held In tlis
country. 1t will bring together Ill OF the leading
exponents of the game on this side OF the water.
as well as several OF the strongest English cracks
The presence of Manony. Nisbet ana Eayos. ths
three visitors from abroad will lend u the 'fair
an especial interest. for not since the year "Aen
Goodboiy. the lrsA player. WAS here has D. ioI'
o'sn competitor taken part In Newport contest
The fact that the Engl!snmen are 10 play has lei
Il number OF Old-timers 70 send IN their eh.fIts.
and the list as now made up has never had IS
cgmal for the number ana quality OF the contestants
Malcolm Chace, who has been tdmlldr nS On
the courts for years. bur who dropped out oi IN;
ris last SON has decided 10 play. and IN spite 0.
his lack OF practice he should RANK well up "mons
the leaders Richard stevens. the veteran to'okel
cra. tx arrived last week on his private yacnt M
Is now practising daily FOR the tournament I.arHei
Wrenn and the English players are expected ron
Chicago tomorrow ani a hos; OF lesser cracks
will appear Tuesday morning
The United States Tennis Ass citation orers new
cup this year as the old one became the hnn
possession of the present CHAMPION X. u. WI Ntehh IN
fend his title against all comers, and the caam'
pionship match will probably taKe place on ~, NJ
nEzziing question TO the tennis men here. Ltrnei
is conceded 10 be the STRONGEST OF "c Aile' ~
players. but he has SO often come 10 the ma. ma
round only TO lose heart and drop gu! In a tang
dght that the most conservaiiNe are slow TO na,a
their hopes upon mis- success this week his snow.
10 ,bus far this season. however. proves hlm be,
voni question the most brilliant OF those wac VIZ
go who proved the surprise of las years tgHr.
nament. is 70 be the ony mStSoS nn % Var '
oqslHS meniss hosc already mentioned tho Promnenss
sntT5'Su - uawes' Alfred Goldman ard Hocome Wari
a, ~ Ho;rvard: i; G p sheldon Z; p. Dodge and Ri,a.
Hooker %nssr q H and Fs.8W WreSS S Sf Se~: ;
York j. 6 NceIy q w1sSS N9iSSso E Bs.toa S Go"! K
Bldong, OF Brown and John f Talmase o' Brook
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
NOTES or THE LINKS.
POPULARITY OF GOLF AT THE SUMMER
RTS-TOURNAMENTS ARRANGED.
Broadway & 10Th st.

POPULARITY OF GOLF Al The 81 MMEh
RTs-TOURNAMENTs ARRANGED
No better illustration Is afforded. II one were
needed. OF the inroads golf Is making into the
territory of other sports than the number Of new
courses which have been laid out at the various
summer resorts this season. In the Adirondacks
especially golf to be taking precedence over
other outdoor recreations and while tennis and
golf is of the most popular pastlmes just now.
James Tying, the winner Of half dozen open
tournaments this season: William Shppen, Of the
Morris County Golf club; Or. Henry H. Carpen-
ter. Sutherland Ransom and Walter larom are
some OF the better-known players now staying az
the ninehole course. laid out at the beginning OF
the season, has come to be one OF the best known
In the North Woods. On Saturday the Ampersand
team played return match with the Hotel Cham-
holes. On the latter team were William Runkle.
-. Runke. l.. Colby and Charles Johnson. Begin
ming August 20, the Ampersand club is to hold an
open tournament in which prizes to the value OF
$50 offered.
Paul Smiths Is another place where golf rclsns
supreme this season. In the last week the pic
banks OF Osgood Lake crowded with players
taking part in open handicap. of which Prescott
Metcalf Of. New-York. was the winner George
Bird. of New-lork, who planned the course. and
who is president of the club has recently offered
silver loving cup TO bc presented to the club
member winning the largest number OF the weekly
hardcaps this season The guests Of st. Huberts
Inn have also become enthusiastic over the game,
ana the new course. which was opened recently,
Il proving OF the chief attractions OF the place.
The first weekly handicap mixed foursomes tour
were among the contestants. has just been finished.
W l.. {. Nelson, who had as his partner Miss
Elsie Ogden. of Brooklyn, won the anair from
scratch with "A score OF III. Following Is the sum-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
CRICKET Clubs FIGHTING HARD.
LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION SUPREMACY
NOT YET CERTAIN.

The clubs which form the New-York Cricket As
sociation are engaged In determined struggle this
season for the pennant Of that organization. The
Brooklyn club now leads by the smallest possible
margin. while Paterson and the second team Of the
New-Jersey Athletic club are tied for second place.
In the contest Of the Metropolitan League the New
Jersey Athletic Club has already practically won
ont The Staten Island Cricket Club Is now IN SOC
ond place. and should be able 10 hold that position
to the end Of the The contests for he in
dyidual prizes proving interesting and close.
with j. +. turran at the head OF the batsmtn %id
NJ X. Cobb leading the bowlers. Following are the
records 10 date:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
POITTICS ~ MARYLAND.
THE REPrBLTCiN CONVENTION TO BE HELD OK
AUGUST 2s- no EXPRESSION on THE
SENATOKSiIlp LIKELY.

SENATOKsiIIp LIKELY.
Baltimore Aug Il tSpeciaD.-The Republican
State Convention meets at Ocean city on August
2s State Controller Robert T. Graham will be Il
candidate for reelection. provided he is not ap-
PORTED by President Mckinley to be United States
Dstrct-Attorney at Baltimore. Serator Yelling
ton has been urging his appointment. Should Mr..
Graham secure the Disrict-AttoIneyshlp it i
more than probable that Phillips Lee Godsborough
Will get the nomination for Controller Eastern
Shore Republicans say that Mr.. Godsborough Will
be a candidate for the nomination. whether Gra-
ham runs or not General Allan Rutherford, Of
Montgomery County, is expected to be- the cand-
date for Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals. and. pre-
suming that Mr. Graham will give up his state
office for the Federal one the General and Mr..
GoldsboroLgh may be the only cal ddates before
the convention.
There will be no expression on the Senatorial
question. The party leaders directing all their
efforts toward securing control OF the Legislature
which will elect successor TO Senator Gorman
Governor Lownlcs has announced his candidacy
for Senator. Postmaster-General Gary. Judge
Louis r. McComas. ex-Congressman John V. J."
iFindlay and John r Shaw also prominently
mentioned. Among the rank and file of the party
the Postmaster-General is considered the logical
candidate, and if United States Senators were
elected by popular he would most probably
be tncr choice
Chairman Murray Vandiver OF the new Demo
cratic State Committee has called meeting for
next Wednesday in this city. when it is believed
important action bearing on the campaign Will be
taken. Friends Of Senator German believe that in
view Of the recent reports 10 the effect that he
would not be candidate for reelection. the sen
ator will send a letter to he read at the meeting Of
the committee, clearly defining his position. Be
would communicate with the Democrats OF Mary
land from that place Il, Is reported that one rca,
meeting of the committee is to receive Mr.. Cor
mans Communication and take action it lmme-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
NEW REFORU FOR EII-rlSTTNG

Chicago. Aug. Eth" second contest Yesterday
at the hy-catslng tournamcn, WAS casting for
distances, accuracy combined; cast made with Il
hali-ouucc frog r. Il. Davidson won. S f~et 10
inch. + u. lctterman. Yc'ond. o. feet inches
g. 4. Huhin. thifd, - f'eJ 2j inch
The next contes, closed The tournament. / being
i'hg-iistanco ny-Castiug 1t won bl w. -
Mansncll OF San Francisco. who made
worlds record OF M feet. beating the record Of
lO2i, feet. which has stood for seven years +. y.
Poet was second. with y. feet. and l. IL. Bellows
third. with 81 feet
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
The following stakes to be run at the autun
meailng VIII clase ON Monday. Amgust ~:

meeting will close Monday. August 49,
Westbury Steeplechese--sl go added: handicap
for three -year-olds and Upward by subscription
of $40 each. starters to pay S25 additional; with
81 900 added OF which 500 10 the second and 500
10 the third: weights to be announced three days
before the race Full course. about two miles and
a half.
Mineola Hurdle Race-sl.00 added; handicap for
three-year-o -olds aad upward: by subscription OF
$40 each starters to pay S2j additional; with N,0J
added OF which 800 to the second and SlI0 TO the
third: weights to be announced three days before
the race Two miles. eight hurdles turf.
The Mineola Hurdle Race will be run September
and tho Westbury Steeplechase on September g.
Supplcmcntary entries for the Fall Handicap. at
-ix furlongs. TO be run Tuesday, August ~ close
"Wednesday. August IS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

nection with the rumors duplicating dineren.
n.ighhors one man attempted suicide on his
wife's grave because hc was suspected, ana n
woman after brooding over the horror. took NOR
phine with suicidal intent. Yesterday Mrs. Charles
SpeIlman. n relative Of the Detricks, charged he
satif and there was talk OF lyncEing the father
in-iaw ~ well Ford ana Deerwester, but NJ
violence T. anticipated although the excitement
hero H. intense the developments of the last week
have been such that many are apprencnsjvc OF the
result The sensation now IL tho alleged confess
sion OF Ford to Mrs. William Ellsworth. previous
10 his arrest, that he committed the double mur-
der Ford now denies the confession.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
LOWERED A TEN-MILE RECORD.

Chicago. Aug. l5.-At the Bankers Athletic Club
meet yesterday Fred" Nelson broke the record
for ten miles paced. by almost seconds. His
time IS 220S 40 and % 13 is the Old mark He made
the first mile in 2O6 5-5, second in 4I4. fifth in
10:4s 10 eighth I'm 1737 Is. tenth in % 03 l-5.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
EYClTED OrER 4 DorBLE urRDEP.

Eellefontaino. Ohio. Aug. 5-Thcrc were many
detectives 30 work here ana H. Union Towns hi,
to-day on the ruIrors regarding The double murder
one wr,E ago of David Derrick and his wife. While
TONY" Ford anI Lew" Deorwcster are under
arrest for the crime IL il generally believed there
sra Others who know something about IL la con.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
CINCINNATI. .: CHICAGO. :.

Cincinnati. Aug 1.-THE Colts played their as'
game OF the season here to-day and wer. de-
ieatcd by the E.Ia in close and interesting con-
tosi. Thc feature Il the game tn nLc field
ing 60 tho visitors and the pitching Of Rhincs who
held III, colts dow 40 nVc hits. Attendance.
S"1, Scoro:
D. n. T..
Cincinnati ...........o J. iu 1
Chicago .............l a" % : .
ra'torcs Rhr"s ana Vaughn. Brggs and Ktireigc
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
LIEUT. MOSS TO REPORT ON HIS TRIP.

st. Louis, Aug. 15.-Leutenant James Moss and
the members of the bicycle corps OF the 25th Regi
ment, United states Army. will leave jefferson
Barracks tomorrow and return by rail to their
regiment at Fort Mssoula Montana.
When Lieutenant Moss reaches Fort Missoua his
first duty will be TO prepare a detailed report of
the trip and forward II to the War Department.
The report to be furnished the War Department
VIII contain more minutie OF the journey than has
reached the general public. The quantity of ra-
tions carried. the details Of their consumption and
distribution. the weight of accoutrements and the
detailed manner OF their shifting. the arrangement
Of the repair problem. so that the entire command
was never delayed in progress; the physical ca
pacty OF the to cover certain distances In
tain times. the effects Of hunger and thirst. the
adaptabty OF the wheel to Typographical and me-
tee rologcal conditOnS-a thesc considerations will
be- discussed I'm detail from the point of view OF
military expert
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
PROBABLE FITTRITY STAKES.

ANNOU NCEMENT OF THE CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY
CLUB
The Coney Island JOCKEY Club sends out the fol-
lowing announcement:
The following the probable starters for the
EufllrifX be Tuesday. August 4
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
OruhE GAMES YESTERDAY.

81 Bunalo--icinnto. 10, Purtlo. :
Al Syrd"us'- Syracuse. 3. Montreal u
At Newark rk-Firsi gamr-Ncwark. {: Norfolk o.
Second game Newark. :. Norfolk
AT Paterson Athletics. :. Paterson. 2
Al Providence P>0yL.enee 4. Springfield. &
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

ing tournament and a suburban wdter-horse race
winding up with the time-honored tub race.
This Is the fifth annual scries OF such sports AT the
Horseshoe HarbOr Yacht Club and for this year the
committee H. composed of Joseph VI. Price George
S Towle and Charles :. Gaubert. The other Off
clals are DR.. w T.. Lambert, clerk OF the cOurs-
and Frederick T. Speery, his assistant Tn games
will be started promptly al o'clock ard the prizes
will be awarded in the clubhouse after the nnish
All the women and girls who spend the summer al
Larchmont are good swimmers. and the sports are
likely TO be largely attended.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

Arc winning favor every where as
q mid. effective family cathartic.
They stimulate the liver. remove
all waste and leave the bowels in
IN. 2Jc.
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IA FIESTA
DR SARAH BBRNHARDT

Como e.fsba anuncia5o. IA fiesta
en hoao. de la oeiebEe astista ffancesa
$ ha ceiebrado el IA 9 dc Nopiem
bre.
A las doce y media de Ia uanana,
Sareh lego con So hijo ysu nuera, en-
un carruaje, C~lante dc las grabs del
Gran Hotel, siendo victoreada. Los
n6n1eTos extgaDjesos que sc eacontra
oan cn aQuel lugaf Sc descubr eron al
paso de Ia artjs5a. La ;nmensa sala,
denominada del Zodiaco, doade Sc
e. banquete. estaba completa
nenfe LENA; los hombres n tr+j- de
etiqueta y las senoras con elegantes
trsjes de soiree
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AuIESTRO 7 SlNIESIhu

Van pasando de castano oscuro la
intemperanc1as del yankee, en 10 qu.
conclor4e a los asun5os de Coba.
Por una pate, IS el pueblo Qu<
hace demos grac1ones entuslastas 81
favor dc Ia causa lnsurrecta.
Por otra, graves senadoEes levan-
tan su voz en Ia Camara para desacrs-
ditar al gobLerno eepanol, haclendo
al par IA apologize de ios adahdes ma
2a(gl5er08.
For 1itimo viene la prensa, COZ
! Us faisas notlclas y sus comenta rIo
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ST entire nosotros habiese eetable

81 entire nosotros habiese estabie
cido cstedras cientf6css, Ia insticia
le habrfa discernido lauros, Ia fortu-
IA sus favores. Y ell exito, brillante
porvenir. Porque comprendia en- 81
cerebro, todos los progresses moder
nos en- que Ia ciencia sc encumbra, y
la perseverance, scompana su gene
rosa voluntad.
Del Vale es un m6dico notable
discfpuio esclarecido del gran Pas
teur, refeja en- sus apreciaciones la
profundidad de sus conooimientos, y
en- sus iuicios Ia exactitud de sus
fuerzas y la intensidad de su mirada
inteligente
Fll6sofo de moralizadoras pIacti
cas-, discuIpa las agenas faquezas, J
sus consoles son paternales, cultos,
ilustrados y al alcance de todos los
entendimientos.
Su diagn6stico es precise, cuando
eierce su humanitarle profession; J
poeta de atrevido vuelo, tiene ternu
ras que enamoran, sencilleces qua
cormatve1, J oAar. Il 4Ca subyugap
Como perlodista enlaza a IN car&c
ter granit.co, a cpitura con que ador-
na sns ideas, y IA enterez. en- que
v-rcula su palabra.
E comedido en toaa forma; J su
decoro es la saivaguardia De sus con
ceptos y el distintivo de sus arran
ques.
Su lepguaje es cor,ecto, rotundo,
olaro y persuasive: y no Sc avienen
con sus costumbres y su tempera
mento, Ia nentlra servil, nj Ia baje-
"a repugnante.
Sus habitos son frances, f mes sus
convicciones, y sua procedures inta-
chables.
Liberal de convicciones, busca en-
81 progreso iIustrado, Ell bienestar
3ludadaLo J ,a gcan4eza demOcratlca-
Reopeta las oplniones agenas, GUAM
do las jpzga hoDradas: y la verdad
Ie sirve de bacu.o. cuando es necesa-
cio fagelar Goa ella q los grangeros
sin pudor.
Fin del Vale sobresalen las altive-
ces cludadanas y las virtudes del
nogar: coando rec;ama Ell rafriotis-
mo IN contingente eD6rgico y umi-
noso, alll esta del Vale, del modo
mas oportuno, con su CO -az6n Y sus
ideas; y eu 81 fsnilia dtjA siempre
como corona del aims, So carlno IN
maoulado, el deb8r~ sin psaumbras,
ia abnegaci0n inhnita y Ia usteridad
On OF homer.
Hombces aa1 son 6ti.ee s Ia hu-
manidad en- donde Quiera que exis
ten; y por este q doctor de- Vale en-
Venezuela, en- Espana y en Paris,
di!ata Ia i fooncla dc sus dotes en-
homen&je al progreso universal.
Eatos conceptos, que consagra
nuestro reepetnoso carlno al m@dlco
zabio, al poe1a btiilante y al escritor
en6-gico y honrado, que caigan CO.
mo las hojas que la justicia de nues-
ira puma quiere entrelazar, a modo
de pobre enredadera, a sus lazos in
maroosiblos.
Tomas MARTINEZ AUSTRIA.
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-
j insurrecci6n. va directa, va indi-
rectamente. notandose que FL Herald
y Et World son los princip4les cori-
Eeos de esta eampana.
El cuadro, como Sc We, no es nada
| lisongero para Ia nacion espanoa.
4 { 10 proclaman los periodicos de
Madrid. y "a habran visto nuestros
lectores 10 que dice El Liberal. quien
considera "a, como una necesidad
aptemiante, poner coto las demasfas
de ;os cipdadanos de Ia Union.
A nosotros 10 nos llega "a ca
misa 81 eperpo con tales noticias
Cua quier d1a ee Va armar IN ri
p:zapa De 1nii damonios.
Serfa, en- verdad, terrible, porque.
dadas nueatra situaci6n geografca y
nnestras relaciones comerciales con
ell co'oso del Hudson, vamos & sen tir
hondamente los efectos de la tremo
iipa, Isl es que ocufre.
VerAn ustedes.
NJ e hav orc 7oocep"ra~;
quiza podtemos gapsr
aIeu.'a co 5 n jor
81 50 e gala d en- pt mar
el com bate aterl ador.
Aguardemoe ~ ch' tar
Entire eli zguis Americana y el
J on p no., f. ncs >Ite- opta-
mos roe q >egundo.
La primera sole ba afIado sus
| garras contra los ingleses. los mex
canos los iudioa de! Osste.
Nuestro rey de las selvas ha de-
r.ostrado su vigor y su esfuerzo en-
IS c.rco parties del mundo
E9ren4 es una nacion acostumbra
ia a la lucha y Ia victoria, mien-
, traa que su possible adversaria es, So
amen, uca nsci6a n ercsntil. po1
a5h q@9 ca no en- su h:atoria COR
he hos tau formiuab!es como ei com
oz.o ror ia emancipation Y Ia guerra
del Sur.
Teuemos, ademas, de nuestra par
te, dos 0,uma 4tos podelos1simos:
La raz6n y q justicia,
Ri onomigo en Au saf1a
Sc desborda con exceso;
mas sentira 81 rudo peso
de 70 golpea que &c Espan&
Y cuando en- esta question
sc olga 6! primer cenonazo
oiIemos sin emb&razo.
50 "a v0 la situaci6n !"
D desear setfa, ainembargo. que
So II gase un acuerdo honroso entire
ambas naciopes y que la feicidad
- i. a A-.,l.as Sc cimentase dc
manera positiva, sobce las bases de
una psz abso,uta.
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ELECTRICISTA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estados- Unidos con ura
extensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
rias, alambres J demas accessories, ofrece de
nuevo sus servicios para instalaciones elec-
tricas e todas clases, y para niqnelar objetos
Dor medic de Ia electricidad.
Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1896.
: (CIistina 81 LUIS SALAZAR.
Nota Sc facilitan presupuestos para pain
tas electrlcas. 2Y.p.s.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-12
De Paris
4 Ponce

La persecution contra los doctores
Bois.aux y la Jatrige, con motive de
II muer5e d. madenoiselIe Thomson,
aa originado sescenas lamentables,
eatra o5raa, la >exhumaci6n dc Ia Sc
norita Mandy. qQe muri6, hace mas
de IN ano, dc resultas de una opera
ct6a cue IL hizo ell doctor BolslUx. g