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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

Els decir, que la Constitution pue-
de modihcarse en- virtud de una ley
"a petici6n del Parlamento insular;
es decir que la autonomia puede
spsgarse en- nuestra terra. como un
fuego fatuo, puede passr pov nuestra
cielo como una estrella fugaz
Lss C6rtes aprobarAn la Constitu-
ci6u. porque tendra en- las C6rtes
mayoria el partido liberal. Pero
nuestro partido, cumplida su mission
redentera, instaurado 81 nuevo dere-
cho, descendera triunfalmente del
poder al seno del pueblo y del seno
de la aristocracia subira al poder sl
partido conservador
Entonces iahn quedan amos! Jas
cendera tacbien al Gobierro ell par
lido conservador de las Antillas7
Creemos que ST, creemos que ell par
lido Unconditional transformado por
la evoincion, alecciopado por la lu-
cha, puri6 eado por el dolor, pondra
80 alma nueva al servlcio de una IL
bsrtad moderada, como antes su al
ma vieja al servicio de una tiran1s
desmedida.
Creemos que 81: pero creamos que
NO: que no suba al poder ell partido
conservador peer torriqueno q nm
tempo mismo y levantado por el
partido conservador nacIonal. Pero
alguna vez ha de subir y seran lac
CAmaras suyas.. alguna vez. aunque
no sea mas que por coincidencis,
gobernarAn los conservadores q un
tempo en- Ia Metr6poli y en- la colo
MIA. mo es mas dificil y existe. en-
el cielo, la conjunction de los assros ?
Pues meior existira en- la TERRA la
copiunci6n de las sombras.
Entonces juo sc scordarau los con
servadores de los incondicionaie :
lei alma nueva defalma viejsa Aque
imperio absolute sobre los hes h %
violentados, aquel perenne dominic
de las coneiencias oprimidas, ,qle
LA absorei6n completa de los neg
clos pdblicos, aquella fusrzs politica
civil, eclesI astica. militar, de que hs
dispuesto por tantos amos ell pastido
reaccionario sno herira 50 espiritu
CON IN VbblOu u0 uu SucllO TU"duO y
una verde esperanzag
Hoy mismo, uno de los 6rganos
del partido Unconditional acepta la
antonomia, como una desgracia
Probablemente es y polftlco seris el
respeto de los adversarios del reg.
men al regimen triunfante por la
fuerza de los hechos, por la fnerzs
de las Ideas por Ia foerza de la con
cisncia nacional; Squiea asegnrs 81
respeto del adversario en- el pods,f
Unas ca naras conservadoras
Puerto Rico pueden go icitar Ia refor-
ma de 10 Conssituci1u. y unas Cortes
conservadoras en- EspaGi, nodifica-
rzn en- sentido restrictive cl amplio
sentido de la Constitution antono-
mlstaf. ...-
he aqui el peiigro. p.ro. antes de
que hiers, como ia rayo dc tormen-
t., el espiritu del p.is, he aqui e. re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
EncuadernaciOnes

Las personals que deseen encuadernar
la obra que publicamos en- nuestro fo-
lletfn sea Gel Conde de Monte Cristos
otra obra cualquiera, pueden dirigir-
Sc al encuadernador de esta imprenta
don Ricardo Rolan, Gale de Isabel MT
nero so.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
B,iena modida

Por orden de nuestre alcalde, sefior
Gauthier, Sc estan construyendo eamas-
tros para las presas de esta carcel, y
en- breve Sc haran tambi6n para los
presos
Buena falta hacfa esta disposition,
porque hasta hoy, los infelices reclusos
casi venfan durmiendo en- el suelo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
Adhesion
Sr. director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Presente.

PreSente.
El que suscribe, vecino de este ba-
rrio, hace constar que ann que es vo-
luntario, y Iha pertenecido al partido
hallandose en- un todo
conforme con las idaes que sustentan ell
partido Liberal Autonomista, que di
rige don Luis Munoz Rivera, Sc adhie-
re en- TN todo Ell.
Ponce, Quebrada-L Limon, Enero IA
de 1898. - Vicente Martinez.
Aconseiarnos a todos nuestros bue
nos amigos, no dejen de visitar desde
ell lunes proximo ell simpatico estable-
cimiento de los scnores A. Vergara &
Go (antes Ella Hortensia>) en- donde Sc
vaa realizar al costo infinidad de ar
tfculos propios para regalos y otros de
gran utilidad.
Tambien veran nuestras bellas los
famosos co.s6s franceses que gozan de
tanta fama, marca Aavora y que ven
den dichos amigos s uno.
Servicios prestados por ell cuerpo de
Policfa y o. P:
Detenido Pfo Paez, por escandalo.
Denunciado Hilario Apon, por tirar
piedras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
Ell ARPA E0LICA

AImacen de musica, pianos instru
mentOs.
Gale de xLeono, Is, esquina Sol
20 nee
VeDta de pianos nuevos de la excelente
DC marca Ch0ssdfgne JrSres con sordina rs
estudiar, medelos de salon concerte: !:
duraci6n garantida por ell registro de serdi
ns, sonidos brillantes, asi como de la mejor
marca naciopal existente Estela Berna-
reggi.
Variada esoala de precios
Accessories para los mismos, m1siea de ea
tudio recreo, etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
BSTAPRTA DIR PONCE
Just0s elOqi0s

La Correspomde,scio recibida aquf
hoy, publica. una interesante carta de
esta ciudad, donde Sc hacen justos
elogios de las gestiones administrati-
vas realizadas por nuestro alcalde don
Luis Gauthier.
Sentimos que la falta de espacio nos
impida traerla a estas columnas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
COMPAAIA AN0N|MA De LA LUZ
ELECTRICA DE PONCE
SECRETARIA


La Junta generel ordinaria convoca-
da para ell ella IA del actual no pudo te-
ner efecto por falta de representation
legal.
En- consecuencia, la Junta Directiva,
en- session extraordinaria celebrada aver
acordo que aquella Sc efectde ell prdxi-
mo iueyes "a del corriente d las de
su noche EN- los salones de la Camara
de Comercio; al efecto Sc eita a los
senores accionistas con siplica de su
asistencia, 'advertidos de que ell acto Sc
llevara 4 cabo, y en- Ell Sc cum plimenta-
ran las disposiciones contenldas EN- ell
artfculo % de los Estatutos, cualquiera
que sea ell numero de los accionistas
que concurlan ell.
Vo Bo El Presidente, Enasli0 P0:.ate-
10. El Secretario, y. @. Pas0reN.
l-5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
la Union Artistica"

Esta simpatica troupe de aficionados
dara maflana domingo su segunda fun
cion en- ~T4a Perla.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

va 10 sahe ell senior Labra, I'll, que ha
siempre en- un partido polftico
peninsular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

AL PUBLICO.-Por ell presente ha-
go constar que de hoy en- adclante, no
reconocere, documento asf publico CO.
mo privado, nj carta, nj autorizacion
de clase alguna, que no este firmada d
mis- ruegos por mi fntimo amigo y per-
soma de toda mi confianza don Antonio
Conde y Toro vecino dc esta Villa;
siendo por consiguiente nulo y Gle min
gun valor ID que Sc prcsente tirmado
por otro quefno sea Ell sitado senior
Conde.
Adiunta.1 Enero l3 de 1897.
A ruegos q Juan Bautista VGlez Y
Gonzalez por 10 saber frrnar.
ANTONIO CoNDE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

Detenido Justo Rodriguez, por ha-
llarse reclamado por el delto de leslo
mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
EI doctor AmadeO

Sc encuentra en- Ponce, de regreso de
Nueva York, nuestro estimado amigo
ell doctor don JESUS Maria Amadeo, y
hoy nos ha hecho atenta vista.
Reciba nuestro cordial saludo de
bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
0tra function

La conocida actriz dramatica seilora
Santiso, fayorablemen.e conocida en-
todos los pueblos de la isla, celebrara
esta noche una velada literariao drama
tica ell barrio Coto- laurel, en- compaflfa
de su hija, la senorita Carrillo, y con ell
concurso de varios afcionados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

Por motive de de haberse negado 4
devolver unas cabras realengas, deteni
das en- ell dep6sito de reses, sc nos dice
que al encargado del mismo, Sc lie for
ma expediente.
Sabemos ademas que los animales
que allf sc encierran no son atendidos
debidamente, pues muchas veces no Sc
les suministra ell forraje nj ell aqua ne
cesarios.
Trasladamos a nuestra celosa autori-
dad local que tanto Sc desvive por
atender a los servicios munioipales.
Sc esta distribuyendo Ell algunas bo
ticas ell numero 5, ano de Gel Correo
de Americas, publication neoyork kina
que contiene varios artfculos interesan-
tes profusamente ilustrados.
Llama la atencion en- dicho periodico
un concurso para Las personas que for
men ell mayor nlmero dc palabras usall-
do las letras contenidas en- ell tftulo
mios especiales pgra boticarios, valua-
dos en- 1925. Para los lectores que
envien las listas mas extensas de pala
bras, hay tres premios que valen unos
5000.
Gel Correo de Americas, segun en-
tendemos, Sc recibe para distribuir al
publico en- todas las boticas, pero en-
cantidad limitada. Para obtener mas
ejemplares los boticarios pueden diri-
girse a los droguistas por mayor, indi-
candoles la cantidad que desean del
nr6ximC nJimerO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
EI peIiygro
Ell renedio

{ De Ei Liberal de S. Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

que en- la junta del censo electoral GO
ieDrauo 81 dia 0 dei corriente, se pidie-
ron 40 lnciusiones, repartidas asf : So
(cincuentitres) pao'cs ortodoxos, 900
{ seiscientos noventa liberalcs. No
hay duda que los puros tienen rnayorfal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22

Una vez aprobadas por las
Cortes del Reino la presente
Constitution para las islas
de Cuba y Puerto Rico, no
podra modificarse, sino en-
virtud de una ley y d petit
ci6n del Parlamento insular. u
Art. % sdicional de Ia
Constitution auton6mica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
Viai0rOs

vIdJ0t 10
Han salido qara Mayagiez nuestros
amigos don Rafael Sanchez Montalvo
don Rafael Colon Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-22
Ell CoRREspoNsAL

Las oanas uei Sofozal nan enviado
al senor muhoz Nl'era un estandarte
azui paiiuo oon ef'.a inscription en- seda
orc. aus eeo"eus "ee 'oroSof Luis
Matisoz RiUera.
Ell Comite liberal del mismo nuahlo
ha enviado otro estandarte nuestro
Presidente.
Y ademas ha llegado al Comit6 nro.
vincial otro estandarte color rosa con
esta.inscripcion. Tica Eesnd,a7ez Jun,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
IDEA.

The county commissioners, II Is true.
acting upon the inauence brought TO
bear by the Albuquerque CITIZEN. have
ordered a survey and estimate OF cost for
the building OF Il wagon bridge across
the Rio GFande near COehiti Indian
pueblo 70 be made. The Herald and the
people OF Bland do appreciate The
CITIZENS work In this matter, but the
actual construction OF this bridge will
be more appreciated and mean more 10
the COchiti mining district and Berna-
lilo county than a mere survey and
estimate OF what the bridge will cost,
and will forever remove a lurking doubt
that this preliminary step Is for the
purpose Of winning political prestige
Bland Herald.
THR CITIZEN has acted upon the idea
that the bridge Is a necessity TO the
county and would be a great benefit 10
Albuquerque and Bland, and fails 10 see
any politics Ia IL. II there Is, and any
prestige ia 10 be gained by the building
OF the bridge we are willing 10 concede
the prestige TO whoever II may be due.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
TaE P0IITICAT 0TTTooK

The San Marcial Bee has nc desire 10
detract from or attempt to disparsge the
value of the congressional work OF Hon.
H. B. Ferguson TO New Mexico and her
citizens. He has faithfully represented
the interests Of New Mexico at Washing
ton. and Is entitled 10 all the credit such
q course deserves from his party. II IA
fOreOrdained that he will be renOminated,
aud the opinion is general among his
friends that he will again meet with sue
cess at the polls. This is simply the drift
Of expression previous TO an analyzatlOn
OF the conditions that will prevail when
the republican nominee Is named. The
republican party OF New Mexico contains
many men the equals OF Mr.. Ferguson
In brain power and political sagaeity. and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
Controlling the PrIes of Wheat.

Events during the past few months In
the Chicago wheat pit has shown how
powerful One man sal be. Throughout
the whole OF civilization the increase In
the price OF bread has been felt. This
power OF a single man, however, Ia not
40 great az that OF a single medicine In
relieving and curing many diseases. This
Is HOstetter Stomach Bitters. and its in
huence for good extends TO all lands
When the mouth tastes badly In the
morning, when appetite IL lost, when
dizzy spells come ON. when you are easily
tired and have no desire 20 work, take a
wineglAss Of the Bitters before meals and
you will feel like a different person.
This one medicine controls the health Of
aYaTYbOdY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
LITTER FROM FRANK BOOTH.
ne writes an Interesting one From the
Convent HoSpital. Kew West.

he Writes an Interesting one From the
Convent Hospital, Key West.
The Booth brothers have received q
lengthy letter from their brother, Frank
Booth, n OF the now famous "Rough
Riders. The letter Is dated Convent Hos
pital. Key West, July %, and regarding
bis wound he says:
my shoulder Is all out Of whack-dis.
located. Don't do any good 10 have II
pulled. II drOOps and looks az II II we're
crippled, but the doctor will get the bull
let out ~ o o as ! get stronger, and will
then Ok up the shoulder. can move my
arm from the elbow. and TO day / was for
the FIRST time able to move 1t about three
inches from the body, side motion, not
upward"
He says Of the people Of Key West:
1.-The people OF the town are getting
patriotic and send US fruits, ice cream,
11wers, cigars, tobacco, etc. One god
Cuban, who is the son Of the owner Of
the factory, gave the boys there General
Hospital, Tobacco Factory No. ~ 1000
cigars a day or two ago, and every one a
suit Of uuderclOthes.
~"Cayanaugh has 10 have his arm dressed
every day, and he will not be ready for
duty for three months. Say, some Of the
fellows suffer terribly. | am not even
hurt or have | been sick 10 what some OF
them are. A fellow died In the irst bed
In the next ward about 1910 p. m. to day
/ stood and talked with him last night |
thought he was very sick on account Of
the way he brsathed, even though he had
gotten up and was airing himself. lie
was shot through the head, aud got brain
fever. Some OF the fellows are wounded
and have the pneumonia, and oh, say,
there IL lots Of sickness with the wounds,
and the conyalescents have a yeritable
hell out In the tents, a. they are not cup
piled with mosquito netting on their beds,
and the mosquitoes here are something ter
fible,~ attacking night and day-the most
persistent devils | ever saw. They are not
as large IA the Louisiana article, but fill
up and get the size Of a largo horse fly.
81 can tell you that Capt. Luna, Haskell
and Keyes we're right there, aud were %
brave AZ any officers on the neld. could
not see much, but Mattocks, u squsd
leader, was all right. He and the other
boys talked encouragingly to me after !
was hit. Wood aud Roosevelt are o K"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
"CAN'T SOLDIER HERE"
AT Least That Is What the Prlnter-SOldier
BOYS Saw,

~ 80 AaeA - aaN - INV 9NAAANA
Boys Say.
The following extracts are taken from
a letter received from Howard Bromagem
to an attache Of The CITIZEN. Howard
decided TO desert the silent cliekers OF
thought" to become a soldier boy" lie
Joined Harry Chapman at Whipple. Tie
enlisted at Las Vegas and is regarded as
M Of the typographical freaks Of the
territory. He says:
Before DR.. Smith came here we were
drilling six hours every day. but he has
cut 1t down to three, claiming that six
hours we're too much TOR raw recruits.
Chapman and the Albuquerque boys see
very readily where the doctor Ia right.
there are no two ways about that, for
there IL no way on earth 10 soldier
here. IL you miss q roll call
your name Ia Dennis, Two Of our som
pany have already served In the guard
house for missing drill. IL doesn't pay.
The drilling and hot sunshine seem 20
agree with the boys. We are all healthy
and hungry, We are sunburnt to a
FRAGILE and the frazzle Is sunburnt too.
"Some fellow got hold Of a copy OF The
CITIZEN and II would tickle you to death
to see with what ayidity the crowd de-
yOured II IL was like a letter from
home.
There is considerable kicking among
the boys here. They think they are
abused because they have no pie, and the
smiles OF the pretty women who greeted
US In Albuquerque are also a void in our
hearts.
There are now seven companies here,
and II Is a sight 10 see them drilling on
the parade grounds Our regiment will
be completed at San Francisco. II Is
generally understood we will leave here
about the FIRST for the Philippines, II we
leave at all"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
A HIND0O ADEPT.
Now In Albuquerque-Prof. Harding's
Wonderful Powers.
WILL coSvTucE TIE sKEPTIcAL.

The fact that a genuine Hindoo adept
is In this city, who possesses those rare
powers, exercised only by the great
religious brOtherhoois OF India, will be
pleasant news to persons interested in
science. The reporter who called on the
gentleman, Prof. b Harding at Grand
Central hotel, room 81, Railroad avenue,
where he is present staying, found the
adept an extremely interesting per.
sonage.
Prof. B. Harding is apparently not yet
over 40 years OF age. He Is a we'll built
youngish looking man with a scholarly
look and an expression OF the eyes which
seem to be the only physical sign OF his
difference from the every day person.
Prof. b. Harding Is a member Of the
r. Y. 8. Brotherhood. Madras presidency,
India.
He entered the priesthood at the age
OF IA years and vas thirteen years en-
gagged in mastering the curriculum OF the
order. The principal features OF these
studies, Prof. Harding states is the develop
ment OF the more subtle forces Of the
human organism or what may be termed
the science OF the soul. This study leads
TO the acquisition OF powers which ap-
pear mysterious TO the ordinary senses,
but which are only the result OF know
ledge OF natural laws, OF a more delicate
kind than those which are more gen.
orally understood.
The order to which Prof. b. Harding
belongs is many centuries old and
possesses records dating back over $500
years with traditions extending far be-
yond that period.
According TO the custom Of the order
IN India, Prof, Harding il allowed to use
his powers for the benefit Of any one who
may need them for a proper purpose for
which he may charge a small stipulated
fee.
He IL forbidden by the rules Of the
order, however. TO use his powers for the
financial benefit Of himself In any other
way than by the fees for his personal
services.
After a certain time Prof. Harding,
whose life ia devoted TO the cause Of the
order. will be recalled TO qualify for a
higher position yet in the brotherhood,
and may perhaps not have the oppOrtun.
ity 10 again travel and mingle with
others outside the order, as he ia now
doing. Since he has been In this country
he has been called upon TO exercise his
powers for a good many useful purposes,
and has gratifying letters from many
many well-known persons who have
prO6ted by them.
The healing art Is greatly practiced
by the Hindu adepte. Prof b. Harding
has himself effected remarkable cures.
A boy named Ralph Jones residing al
Portland, Oregon, who was totally para.
lyzed In his lower limbs for three years,
was enabled TO regain the Use Of them
and was restored 10 perfect health by
Prof Harding.
The wonderful Hindu has done many
useful and wonderful things In addition
to those mentioned. aud has the warn
endorsement Of those he has served by
the exercise OF his powers In many
strange and various directions.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
FOR over FiftY YEAR.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over afty years by millions
Of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. II sOOthes the
child, s0ftens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and Ia the best remedy
tor diarrhOea. II Ia pleasant TO the taste.
Sold by druggists In every part of the
world. twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is lncalculable. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01

iectly at any time and as often az you
please Besides the Graphophone affords
wonderful entertainment IN the WAY u
reproducing the music Of bands, orchfa-
trss, or vocal or instrumental soloists.
No Investment will return 80 much In
pleasure "a the purchase OF a GRAPHIC
phone. II Is the perfect talking ma
chine. Write for Catalogue No. 30, to
the Columbia PhOnograph Company, No.
72O-722 Olive street, st. Louis, Mo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01

from among the number a selection will
he made that will give Mr.. Ferguson no
advantage at the hreak-away. throughout
a. T.cD ~ OF q e outcome. Mr. Fergus
soi l. too much in touch with prevailing
political conditions not TO know that
This ia going to be a republican year In
politics; he il too we'll posted not to know
that the uncertain element Of his party.
numerically strong and always doubt
ful in design. have a weakness for In
Ing up with the republicans when they
are convinced that In national affairs
that party will be in power for many
years to come. And again the silver
craze. a strong factor in the success Of
Mr.. FERGUSON at the last election will
no longer be an issue In local or national
politics. II these, and many other con-
ditions we have failed TO name. backed
no by a republican opponent who will be
Mr.. FergussOn's equal from every point
OF view, don't cast a cloud over the pros
pectiye success OF tue democratic candi-
date, our prophetic machinery IL out OF
repair. For u delegate TO accomplish
much for the benefit Of New Mexico II Ia
necessary that he should be Of the party
In power. IL Is una iulterated foolish
ness to expect a republican administra-
tion TO shower fayors upon q democratic
territory. We desire many favors In the
gift OF the present and future republican
congresses. The champion OF our needs
and requirements should approach the
shrine OF prosperity clothed In republican
garments. fortified by republican ideas
that will bear fruit, and be in a position
10 vouch for the political integrity Of our
people In the cause OF good government.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
EAILuRKs IN JUNn.

Dun's report shows that in June of
this year 796 general stores failed, IA
against $50 last year. The liabilities OF
those who failed this year were t4,S2l,-
$50. and those last year t~4,440,9O2. One
thousand three hundred and forty four
grOcers failed In June, 1898. against LII
In June, 1897. The liabilities OF the
former were 81, 7O4 .9?s, as against S4.SO9.-
1859 In June. 1877.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
PACIFIC OUEAN GABLE.

The United States il to be connected
by cable with Hawaii. the Ladrones. the
Philippines and Hong Kong, The ar
rangements were begun months ago, in
anticipation OF the annexation Of Hawaii.
The cost OF the cable will be 100000,
which is a tTiAe to the Pacific Cable
company, which Is capitalized for $780,
100000. Where the American leads on,
telegraph, cables and the like improve
ments follow hard after. The United
states Is the great promoter OF the world.