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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04
INFORMATION DEL DIA
IIabana, 2.

La prensa de Nueva York publica
una advertencia del Consul lngles en- la
Habana, sobre los inconvenientes que
puede traer los subditos de su nacion
el dedicarse al re1oo rterisneo en- Cuba.
En- ell Senado am ericano discntese la
question batallona del bimetalismo.
Han llegado Filadelfia, en- IN vapor
noruego, ell cabecilla cubano Mendez
Capote y otros insurrectos.
En- Tampa es severfsima la censura
de las noticias importantes que sc ca
blegraffsn a Europa.
Del vapor frutero ingles Belzide, que
iba en- ruta de Jamaica a Boston, sc ha
encontrado solamente ell casco en- ell
Cabo Maisf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04

Tenemos en- cartera datos en- ex,rou.
desoladores sobre la situacion nora-
atraviesa ell pueblo de Sabana. orard.
que confrman y amplfan los pubi..d",
en- FL Liberal llegado hoy.
Saldran ca ell numero del ldnes.
Piezas que ejecutara Ia banda de V,
luntarios en- la retreta de mahana
10 Paso doble Gel lo de Cazador..
Cerda; 20 Mazurca <La Bervens do l.
Paloma,, Breton; 80 ,Pequena fantasia,
<Opera Asricana, Meyerber.
4e Alborada Gallega Vaiga.
Carmen Tanda de Walses Rose.
Paso doble final Amaniel Cerds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04
:Quien es Montenegro?

:1uleu es nOuLcucSEO!
Montenegro es aquel reaccionario de
Ponce, de todas parties, amigo de Ul-
zurrnm de Palacio, amigo de Escu-
dero de Gallart, que combatfa, en-
primer termino, contra los autonomis-
tas desde 1887 hasta 1897.
Montenegro nsereci6 que Sc le diese la
inspection de escuelas del distrito sur,
como reconpensa sus seroicios, sus
craudes servicios. Sc lie vefa siempre
en- actiyidad, oombatiendo al elemento
democratico, fgurando entre los del
grupc intransigente, siendo ell alma
,7aate1 del incondicionalismo en- l0 perJ~
del s,s5'
Montenegro no pudo hacer mayoref
fazanas de las que hizo en- pro de los
que suscribfan-y la suscribio 81 de
igual modo-una adhesion los pro
cedimientos del componte. Aquf nc
Sc olsida nunoa aquel escrito aquf nc
Sc pierde Ia memoria: aquf somos Il
que sram0s-
Il case es negro Y muy negro
pues Ponce, que no claudica,
sabs 10 que sgnifica
Montenegro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04
ESTAPRTA DR PONCR

Sc nos dice que ell care Ell azucaf
&C esta veKdiendo uno 8 dos centavos
Dor libra mas caro- que en- otros dfas.
No hay forma de que los precios de
los artfculos de primera necesidad se
reduzean a un precio tai que ell proleta-
rio pueda mantener su famllla SIN
grandss eacrifcios.
Tras de cscasear Ell trabaio, cuestan
mas caros aIgunos comestibles.
Aproposito de La noticia que publ.
camos aver, acerca del celador senor
Monzon, cumplenos rectifcar un con-
cepto. ;,
No fu6 Monz6n quien suspendio ell
parte a que en- la noticia Sc alude, sino
la propia interesada al tener noticla de
que solo ell hombre impulse al culpabie
a cometer dicha falta.
Ha Ilegado por fin este puerto, uno
de los barcos que Sc esperaban con car
gamento de bacalao.
ST, como esperamos, ell artfculo es pa
ra expender a precio modico-segun
nuestro comercio sc proponfa no hay
duda que ell pueblo esta de enhorabucna.
FL barco que aludimos, fondeado es-
ia manana en- ell puerto, es la 'goleta
<Morales,, procedente de Luxemburgo
con 512 terzones de bacalao.
Han baiado de precio algunos de los
frutos memories que Sc expenden en- la
plaza del mercado.
Nos informan que las habichuelas
coloradas, que estaban ounce o diez
seis centavos libra hasta hace POGO,
| hoy sc cotizan a doce, las blancas a
diez, que costaban a doce hace tres
| dfas.
| Aver fueron denunciados los yends-
dores de leche Francis co Nieves y Vie
toriano Maldonado, por expender dioho
artfculo adulterado.
Hace dos dfas que no es tan sofocan'
tie ell calor que so sentfa principles de
la semana.
+ FL bar6metro marca % grados cen
tfgrados la sombra, y de cuando er
ouando sopla la brisa que refresca Il
atmosfera.
Esperamos pase por estas ohcina'
don Alexandra Santiago, fabricante d.
tintas, recoger las etiq ,etas que man
do hacer.
/ COMANDANCIA de la Guardi;
Civil de Ponce. : Debiendo celebrars.
ell dfa Is del conrriente mes y en- ell lu
gar que ocupan las ofcinas de esta Co
mandancia la subasta de suministro d'
pienso al ganado de este 20 Escu adr6r
efecto a La misma en- ell entrante aflt
economieo de 1898 a 90 bajo las ba
ses que en- el expresado local Sc hallar
para general conocimiento, se admlteI
proposiciones hasta las le de la ma
mana de dicho dfa, con motivado fin.
| IS
Hoy hemos recibido ell numero de
Natevo Mundo, correspond iente al df;
20 de Abril uItimo. Contiene dicht
ndmero interesantes y ricos grabados
de ilustres marinos espafloles de bar
COS de la marina de guerra nacional
Entire est os ultimos sc hallan los 81
guientes Acorazado Pelayo, iden
Calsto6aI Colon, idem Carlos =, iden
O9uendo, idem Morto Teresa, torpedo
ros Habano, Barcel6 otros, asf co
mo varios caf1oneros.
/ El referido niimero trae interesantei
trabajos que nos proponemos reprodu-
Cir en- breve.
Circula Ell rumor de que ell monitor
americana Werrinaack, ha sido echadc
a pique por los fuertes de Santiago ds
Cuba, al querer ell monitor forzar IL
entrada del puerto de dicha ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04
CARTERA DELA lS]A
De La Cozrespoadencia.

No sabemos 81 es sueno 8 reaGdaa
pero nos parece que por alguna part.
hemos dido decir, que los elementos Il.
berales autonomistas preparan un res.
petuoso, pero energico razonado ma.
nitiesto- -protesta la naci6n al paf.
por la situacion anolmal en- que se on
euentra en- esta isla ell plan auton6mjco
y ell incumplimiento de las disposcio.
aes decretadas por ell gobierno central
Que para la publication del aluddo
manifesto protesta Sc ha consultado /
los 4s miembros que forman el comR4
provincial del partido, y que de ellos -
han votado por la affirmative, pues /,
colectividad quiere descartarse de Ia.
responsibilities, que podria concep.
tuarse como tacita aqulescenca al actual
estado de cosas, 8 de lamentable debi
lidad. Las consecuencias de ese mani.
Gesto no Sc pueden preyeer, pnes 10,
iefes del partido inspiraran sus aoto,
en- 10 que aconscia ell deooro eli pres.
tigio lie la colectividad.
De Morovis nos escrben que ell y
por la .noche ell ioven don Francisco
Miranda 20 fue he1ido gravemente con
un machete ..en la cara un antebrszo
por Manuel Bechet, en- momenlos que
aquel prestaba seryicios como conan.
dante de patrullas. FL agredido solo
portaba un debil palo.
Bechet fue detenido en- la jurisda.
cion del Corozal por una pareis de |,
Guardia civil de Morovis.
De Y abucoa nos escrlben:
Ha causado muy NAL efecto la crca,
lar de la Secretarfa de instruction
Publica sobre suspension de los era,
menes clausura de las escualas hasa
SO de Junio. IA que obedecs est.
disposition? Sc comp rende on Ia ca
pital, donde casi todas las familias hsn
emigrado al campo, por tenor IN
nuevo ataque de los yaaakees, pero 10
en- ell interior, donde no exlste igM
motive. Consideramos que el clerrs d
las escuelas fomenta la vagancia ent'i
los niflos.
1 Ia LdllcCluO Gu MOIpFIs uoHa DplV Z
res Torres, esposa de nuestro baa
amigo y correligionario don Herscio
Rivera, alcalde de aquel pueblo
La muerte de dicha se1ora hs Hdo
muy sentida por todas las clases soes
les, que han dado elocuentes pruebi
de simpatfa la familia de la fnads
En- Yabucoa estan por las nube' '0'
artfculos de alimentacion, y ademas e' 4
casos. FL arroz puyita Sc yende Al
centavos libra las habichuelas, u
los garbanzos a 80 y ell pan d 20 cen'i
vos, falto de peso.
Con sl pan hay monopolio, pue' un'
solo fab ri ca ell aitfculo y psga 10
demas duenos de hornos para qus
lie hag n competencia.
En- Ciales la situaeion es difieil; per
cosa digno de ioa, ell comercio no aba"
como en- otras parties.
Sc presenta en- dicho pueblo una Due
ma cosecha de cafe, y los eampesn'
siembran machos frUtos memories.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04

Entire tanto, en- la propia seeretarfa
duerme un expediente en- que ell Ayun-
tamiento y la junta municipal de Ponce,
por unanimidad, designaron don Ra-
mon Marin para la escuela superior de
Ponce.
Don Ramon Marin es ell patricia sin
mancha; el consecuente liberal el
viejo periodista de La Cr6nica, de El
Pueblo, de LA DEMoCRACIA ell hombr
que cumplio sus deberes cfvicos hasta
la abnegaci6n que sufrio la carcel y
ell destierro que ocupe las bovedas
del Moro; que lucho por los derechos
de su pals que no hizo fortun1 Y que
necesita a los sesentiseis amos ocu-
par la catedra y explicar historic y
geograffa matematicas unas doce-
mas de alumnos oficiales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04

/; Hubo concurso para proveer In es-
cuela nombrar al terrible adyersario
de nuestras libertades?
sHubo oposici6n en- que lograra de-
mostrar ell candidate sus aptitudes y
sus sufciencias?
No; no los hubo. A Montenegro sc
le designa porque al; porque Sc lie con
sidera ercedeasts ; porque -. Dios sa-
bra por que.
Ahora tendra Mayaguez una escue-
la superior 80. superlorfsima.
Gracias al decreto -. petrssinao del
ilustrfsimo senor Secretario de instruc
ci6n.
i Qui6nes colocan en- los puestos
de importancia a los incondiconales?
El pals respondera a la pregunta.
Nosotros nos limitainos d sentir la
amargura.
I a decir con la tristeza
que en- nuestras almas no cupo,
contemp,ando 4 cierto grupo :
Bendita sea tn 11etreza !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-04
| DIESTRO 7 SINIBSTRO

La Secretarfa de instruction publ
"a nombro don Alexandra Montene-
gro professor superior de Mayaguez.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25

tonic and remedy for women. I do
not think it can be recommended too
highly. Respectfully yours,
MRS. r. H. STUDS.
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Hayden of Marion,
Ind, writes:
Before commencing the use of
Paine's celery compound l was treated
by many doctors and tried many rem
edies, but did not get any better.
seemed to be all broken down, L was
tired all the time and my constitution
seemed to be giving out l weighed
only lis pounds last fall when L COM
menced using Paine's celery COM
pound. In less than two months 1
weighed 124 pounds, an unusual weight
for me. L have had better health ever
since and have felt better this summer
than l have for years.
My little daughter was away from
home on visit, and came home look
ing as if she had had a hard sickness.
I went right away and got her a bottle
of Paine's celery compound, and she
has had better health since than she
ever had in her life, eats hearty and
is growing fast"
No woman in any way out of health
can in justice to herself and her family
fail to take Paine's celery compound
when it's power of restoring health is
so abundantly proved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
Az KoFFoRp CONVICTED.
Found Guilty of Sheep Stealing In
Emery County.

Castle Dale, June 22-The jury i'm
paneled in the case Of the state Of Utah
VS. Alb Kofford this evening brought in
verdict of guilty"
The defendant was informed against
Jointly with his brother George, upon
charge of grand larceny, but the de-
PENDANTS demanded separate trials, and
the case against Abner Kofford was
first taken up. In the trial of the case
the only question seemed to be one as
TO the ownership of the 200 head of
sheep, alleged in the information TO
have been taken by the defendants, the
state, by it's witnesses, endeavoring to
prove that the animals were the prop
erty of one John o. Jones, and so al
legged the ownership in the information.
The evidence of the states witnesses
was all to the effect that the sheep had
all recently been remarked, but indi-
cation of old marks could still be seen,
and these old marks were those used
by the prosecuting witness, Jones. and
that there were also indications of
brands which had been picked out,
these brands being also similar to those
used by Jones.
The sheep were discovered by Jones
in Paradise, in this county, in the pos
session of the defendants, and immedl-
ately upon his discovery he took pos
session of them and drove them back
to his herd in Sanpete county. Before
his departure, however, a committee
was appointed by the sheriff to make
a thorough examination of these sheep
and a record was made of the result of
this examination, which was read in
evidence on behalf of the defendant.
This record showed that few if any of
TIE sheep showed indications Of he old
marks claimed by the witness Jones,
and only two contained indications of
Jones brand.
Samuel A. King acted as prosecuting
attorney, the defendant being repre-
scented by Attorney Ledru r. Rhodes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25

1t speaks volumes for Paine's celery
compound that of all the many wo-
men who have recovered health by its
means very many were induced to take
it through the persuasion of other wo-
men-sisters, mothers or friends.
When a sick and feeble sufferer is
seen to gain steadily in health and
vigor from taking Paine's celery COM
pound no room for doubt is left to the
most stubborn minded person. This
joyous transformation from sickness to
health is going on in thousands of
homes this spring.
Here is the eXperience-like that of
hundreds of others-of Mrs. R. II.
Studds:
1876 N ST., N W., Washington, D. c.
Wells, Richardson & Co.:
Gentlemen-Paine' celery compound
was recommended to my husband by
his father who told him to have me
try it, for with other remedies l did
not seem to be getting better. 1 was
suffering from nervousness, and my
baby seemed to nurse it from me, as
she did not sleep more than Is to 20
minutes at any time. I also suffered
from indigestion and very torpid liver.
| find that Paines celery compound
not only comes up to what you say,
but that it is, without doubt, the best
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
Discovered By a Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that. too, by a lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined, and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered a way to
recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle
of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was so much relieved on
taking first dose, that she slept all
night; and with two bottles, has been
absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther LutZ. Thus writes w. c. Ham
nick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot
ties free at z. c. M. I. drug store. Reg
ular size SOC and 81. Every bottle guar
anteeQ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
Eureka Will Have g. Band.

Eureka, June 24.-Eureka is at last
to have first-class band. A meeting
of the musicians was held last night
The merchants guaranteed to furnish
uniforms. The band will give weekly
concerts. One enique feature of the
band will be two lady cornetists who
are artists in their line.
The following is the roster of the
organization: Solo comets, Frank
Beesley and Paul Ludlow; first cornet,
May Gitchell; second cornet, Josie
Gitchell; ]. BOstwick, first alto; George
Moore, second alto; George Gitchell,
slide trombone Qeader of band); John
Hood, baritone; John Dooly, B bass;
Mike Cannon, triba; Frank Morley,
duan drum: James McCurdy, bass
drum and cYmbals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
INSANE MAN At LARGE.
Made His Escape From the State Asy-
lum at Provo.


Provo, June 24.-Some sensati0Q was
created among the officials Of the state
asylum last night by the escape of a
male inmate, and as yet he has not
been found, although there has been
some clIe which assures his recovery.
A posse Of six men are in search, and
the officials of surrounding towns are
apprised of his escape and kind of
dress.
The inmate, whose name for various
reasons will not at present be made
public was lately brought from Salt
Lake City and committed to the asy-
lum. He is 81 years old and at the time
of escape wore overalls and blue jun
per. Up till a week ago he was al
lowed to work at various jobs around
the asylum, but having made an at
tempt to escape from the dairy man
was placed under lock and key. The
mode of escape was as follows: By
means of a piece of steel which he
had procured in some unknown way
he pried open the transom and made
his escape into the hall. With his in
strument he then removed the iron
bars which were fastened by means of
screws. Being in the third story he, of
necessity, manufactured rope of his
blankets and securing one end to an
iron bar successfully and apparently
without injury lowered himself to the
ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
JUAB COUNTY JURORS.
An Unusually Full Calendar of Grim
inal Cases to Try.

Nephi, June 24-The county com
nlissioners took an adjournment yes
terday afternoon until Monday, the
9th. when they will have their final
sitting as a board of equalization.
The clerk is busily engaged with
preparation for the July term of the
district court mere. There is an I'M
usually full calendar of both civil and
criminal causes, as appears by the
clerks docket, and a list Of 20 trial
Jurors were drawn TODAY, under the di-
rection of County Attorney Pike, as
follows:
George Whitaker. Edward D. Cox,
Mammoth: Joseph Z. Belliston, Nephi;
Titus Billings, Eureka; Thomas Ler-
well, William z. Mendenhall, Mona; A.
W. Palmer, Nephi; D. c. Harrington,
Eureka; z. NJ. Gillespie, w. II. Enders,
Mammoth; D. d. Bowen, Eureka; John
Pyper, George W. Foote, Nephi; Jo-
seph Jensen, Levan; II. F. McCune,
James B. Wright, Nephi; George w.
Hodgins, Eureka; Thomas Trauter, ia
cob Bowers, Nephi; John H McChrys-
tai Eureka
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
DESERTED HER LOVER
And Castle Gate italian Mourns
Her Cost,

Castle Gate, June 23.-An Italian by
experience lately that he will remem-
Der for the rest Of his natural life.
Through some agency he began CORE
spending with some female in Grand
Junction. Photos were exchanged, a
request from the lady got Frank. to
cough up enough dough to bring her
here to act as guardian of his shack"
while he worked on the section. She
came, fat, dark and forty, and stayed
several days with him, but got dis
gusted with him, everything and
everybody, and the other day, while
the poor dupe was spiking ties, lit out
on No. 2 for pastures new. When
Frank Putchi came home from his
hard days toll expecting a warm sup
per, he found the house desolate and
empty. His inamorata had fed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
SENATOR robson LOSES.
His Suit Against the Railway De
cided Against Him.

Fillmore, June 24.-Judge Henderson,
on behalf of the plaintiff, and j. w.
n. Whitecotton for the Oregon Short
Line railroad, this morning resumed
their arguments on the law Of the case
of the railroad and cited numerous au-
thorities, after which the court charged
the jury that the contract upon the
back of the pass that plaintiff used
was valid contract, so far as it went,
and it went to the extent of releasing
the defendants from ordinary negli-
gence He also instructed them that
such a contract was not against pub
lie policy, as was cOntended by counsel
for plaintiff, but that if the plaintiff re-
covered it must be from the gross
negligence of the defendants, and upon
the question as to whether or not the
injury to plaintiff was the result of
gross negligence on the part of the
defendants. After arguments by coun-
sci the case was given to the jury, and
after being out about two hours and
hall returned with verdict for de-
PENDANTS of no cause of action.
After some other miscellaneous work
the court adjourned until the October
term
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
same WAY With BOYS.

They want to be comfortable too,
that's why we bought so many of
these wash suits, more than half
have been sold, got a pretty fair
suit for SOC and 75c, but for $1.25
or $3.50 we can sell you fine one;
good as other stores would charge
you $500 for and then wouldn't
give you your money back if
everything wasn't right; our best
ones come at $500 and $3.50.
They'll all come from the wash
whole, too.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
VOTING CONTEST AT coALv1L1E.
Two Young Ladies to Be Selected For
Honors.

Coalville, June 2S.-The voting con-
test for Goddess Of Liberty for the
Fourth of July is becoming interesting.
Tonight Miss Lizzie Walker led the list,
with 233 votes, followed by Miss Ella
Fisher, with 161. There are IL other
names on the list, with votes ranging
from 1 to so.
Little Maggie wilkins, daughter of
Mr.. B. Wilkins, one of the Coalville
volunteers now en- route to Manila,
leads the list for Cuba Libre, with
so votes, and Little Essie Hartley is a
close second, with 80 votes. Five others
appear on this list, any one of whom
for either position will represent it well.
Thus it will be seen Coalville has plenty
of material, and to spare, should any
of our neighboring towns need any.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
"CHRIsT FROM BEAVER CITY,
So Young Man Proclaimed Himself
at ST. George.

st. George, June 21-Sunday after
noon about o'clock a young man came
down to the temple and tried 10 get
in the lot, but finding the gates locked
Jumped over the fence. He then went
put on the lawn, where three fountains
were flowing, standing in turn for
few minutes over each of them He
then went around to the temple door,
where Mr.. Bennett found him Mr..
Bennett, the gardener, asked him who
he was The young man replied: Il
am Christ, and have come to save you"
When asked where he was from, he
said he was from Beaver City. The
marshal was sent for, but the young
man left. Going upon the street he
met an Indian and asked: DO you
know Christi The Indian answered:
ugh, yep" whereupon the red man
was blessed. Finally the fellow was
caught in the brush. His name is
Woodhouse, and he has been calling
himself Christ for about three weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
Tintic Personal Mention.

Eureka, June 24-Ed J. Gilbert, one
of the best known mining men in
Wisconsin and Michigan, is doing the
district, with the purpose of making
investments
Ed Pike will arrive this evening
from Zion Having been elected grand
chancellor of the K. of P. Edward
will be met at the depot by the Eureka
brass band and escorted to the l. o.
0. F. hall, where he will be crowned
with laurels befiitting his station.
The citizens of this camp have de-
cided not to celebrate the glorious
Fourth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
PROGRAMME FOR THE FOURTH.
How Logan Expects to Celebrate In
dependence Dav.

Logan, June 24.-The following is
the programme as arranged for the
meeting here on the Fourth:
Singing of America" by the audi
ence. Prayer, Patriarch John Need
ham. Columbia" children's chorus,
under direction of Professor Alex
Lewis. Address, Governor Wells.
Selection, Otte orchestra. Address,
Bishop Orson F. Whitney Star
Spangled Banner" Frank Baugh
Music, Wellsville band. Toasts. Clos
ing prayer, Rev. n. &. Clemenson.
A programme of horse and bicycle
races has been arranged for the after
noon, and a game of baseball between
the married and single men will also
be played during the afternoon on the
3. Y. college campus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-25
Washout Near Castle Gate.

Castle Gate, June 29.-There was a
washout two miles below town this
morning, caused by a cloudburst. The
traffic on the r. G.. w. railroad was de-
layed several hours. Considerable dam
age was done. The section hands have
got a stiff job before them. The rain
storm was very severe. Price river and
Willow creek both rose to the danger
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strange that political greed should be
so avarieious when it is considered that
the gentiles themselves, sectarian and
non-sectdrian, constitute the dominant
political power in Mormondom's strong
hold; and, furthermore, it is not less a
matter of surprise that the prominent
religious journals of the east should
lend themselves to such scheme.