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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
Phone rs.
Judge j. A. Ruckholts bend.

Judge John A. Buckholts died at his
home In this city yesterday afternoon
at 2:l0 O'Clock after an illness Of several
weeks. lie was in his 7Srd year and
had made his home in Bryan for %
years, being engaged most Of the time
In the practice OF law. He Was a Ma
son and a member Of the Methodist
church, and leaves q wife and one
daughtar, Mrs. 7. v. Adams Of Calves.
ton, who, with her husband, was at
her fathers bedside At the time Of his
death.
Judge Buckholts has long been
prominent man in this section Of the
state, and he has hundreds warm
friends throughout the state who vii
deeply regret to hear Of his death.
The Biographical Souvenir Of Texas
contains a sketch Of Judge Buckholts
a. follows: "The Buekholts family
traces it. American ancestry back 10
sometime in the seventeenth century
when two bothers, natives OF Prussia,
landed in the new world aud cast their
lot with the pioneers Of South Carolina.
Ii was here that the Buckholts fathers
lived and died. Their descendants,
however, gradually scattered and drift
ed apart, a portion Of them going to
Mississippi, in which state John A.
Buckholts was born on the 18th OF DC,
tober, 1925. He Is son OF John e..
and Abilene Blocker Buckholts. Ills
early life was spent and his edutation
received in Mississippi. In 1916 he EN-
listed In the Mexican war, in the LIST
Mississippi rifles, under command of
Jefferson Davis. Following this, in
1880, he came TO Texas and located In
Milan county and engaged in the prae,
tice Of law. Later he was elected 10
represent Milan county in the state
Legislature, and in 1863 was elected dis.
irict Judge Of the third judicial district.
lie moved 10 Brazos county and located
In Bryan in 1870, and IL at present
county Judge Of that county" This
sketch appeared In 1890.
The funeral will take place at 10
O'Clock this morning from the family
residence under Masonic auspices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
san Diego IIarbor Mined.

San Diego, Cal, May Is -Lieutcntant
Meyier, United States Army. who has
been intrusted with the work Of plant
ing the mines In san Diego harbor an.
nounces that the work has been com.
pleted and the entire channel u now
protected.
II il expected that a small steamer
to BE- used for patrol duty will come from
San Francisco soon Until arrange.
ments are perfected for maintaining the
patrol, Lieutenant Meyler has adopted
temporary rules that will be- no less Fl.
fective Scntinels will be placed in
boats beyond the mines with instruc.
tons TO warn incoming vessels, aud 2.
FOUNDER brass gun, now mounted nc
Ballast point, will back up the men in
their warning Any incoming or ont.
going vessel violating the rules adopted
by the war department respecting TIE
harbor, viii be brought to by a shot
across her bows.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Washington, May %. 1t has been as
certained that the cable from Santiago
that was cut by the American warship
81. Louis was not the line controlled by
the French company running from san.
tiago to Hayti through Guantanamo,
south to Jamaica This information
was communicated 10 the officials Of the
government by Mr.. TURNER, the gener.
al agent OF the French Gable company
In the United States. General Blancu,
therefore, is not isolated from the rest
Of the world but can still communicate
with the home government by either
the French cable going to Hayti or to
the English one running TO Jamaica.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

Miss NJ. Stella Shepard arrived from
Waco yesterday.
rs. Wilcox Of lola, was visitor to
the city yesterday.
New Irish potatoes. New Irish pola-
toes. r. NJ. Wilson. II y
Mrs. T. NJ. Ewing Of Pitts Bridge was
\ In The city yesterday.
When you want 10 ebjoya nice drive
get one Of Ira Gooeh's nobby turn
outs. 1876
Livery services for picnics and country
trips promptly supplied by Ira Goocb
at low prices. lG6
A complete and splendid assortment
Of fishing tackle and sporting goods, at
u. $. Reads drugstore. lliif
Miss zenobia Daunis OF Navasota, is
willing her grand parents, Major and
-sSrs. j.. ,. sEsirot.
,<oa sna Eiter June LIST, the BARRIERS Of
r. - haye decided to shave for the IN.
= 'Iorm price Of Is cents straight. 1856
A complete line Of the novelties OF
Writings, Ilurds and Cranes stationery
In the latest ,ints and sizes at b. :.
Reads drugstore. llIft
Miss Mary T. Carr entertained some
OF the young people most pleasantly
one evening the past week compliment
airy to Miss Currie Of Houston, who il
visiting friends here.
Buggies, surreys, hacks aud closed
carriages at Goochs livery stable. lie
can supply your wants in the livery line
promptly and NJ very low prices. 1876
The lrsl AMI second regiments Of
gallant Texas volunteers.are at Mobile
patiently awaiting the order to go "a
the seat Of war, while the third and
Burth are at Austi n equally ready iol
~-dnty.
! make a speciality Of compromising
prescriptions, nothing but the besi
+, good. used, which insures good result,
for the sick ones. Bring them to me
u. S. Read, the druggist lliu
Mrs. T. b. Gillepie aud daughter
Miss Lille Kate, left yesterday fol
Uvalde 10 witness the marrige Mr. lob,
Gillespie, brother Of our townsman,
Mr. 7. b. Gillespie, and Miss Eva Wal,
J, ling, a sister Of Mrs. Gillespie, who Il
we'll known here.
Joe b. Reels insurance companiel
have al adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war viii
Spain. For accden, and life insurance
either IN lodges OF siraigh, life compan'
les see Joe b. Reed n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
NO BATTLE REPORTED.
Washington Authoritls. Ignorant az 70
the Truth Of Rumors.

the Truth Of Rumors.
Washington, May 2s.-There was
revival in the sensational war rumors in
Washington yesterday after week Of
comparative quiet. The rumors ragged
all the way from the capture Of the little
Mangrove with crew Of 10 men to the
reported destruction Of the entire Span
ish feet by SIMPSONS and schley's
combined forces. They were circulated
with persistence. notwithstanding their
denial by the department heads A the
day rolled along the officials themselves
became apprchensiye, as was shown by
the frequency in which they called for
the latest newspaper bulletins. AZ the
close OF the day. however, it was again
announced In the most positive manner
that the navy department had no news
to warrant the reported engagement In
the Windward waters.
Concerning the reported capture OF
the Mangroye aud the loss Of other ships
Secretary Long dismissed these stories
as purely coniectual and unsupported
by facts Word had come from the cont
mander Of the Mangroye since the time
OF the allegei capture, showing that the
ship could not have been In the hands OF
the Spanish.
Inquiries as TO the whereabouts Of the
Oregon brought a reply 10 the effect that
the hattleship was .afc. Nothing could
b. learned Of her location. IL Is pos
siblo that the kilograms said TO have en-
anated from the vessel recently wer,
not filed az Key West, but were brought
there on some dispatch boat from the
Oregon, which Is cooperating with ouI
fleets.
While the authorities would not give
any direct information as 20 where Ger.
vera's squadron was, IL Is believed he Il
in the harbor at Santiago de Cuba, an,
Is bottled up by either Sampson u
Schlcy.
with regard 70 the invasion o
Cuba" said General Miles, II hav,
nothing 90 say except that the Unite,
States will in due time bring Cuba un
der its control, by judicious method
and without a useless waste Of life Tn
United States l. too great, too stronl
and too powerful 10 commit any foolisl
act In connection with the proposed IN
vasion. As for myself, have only Q
say that no officer i flo 20 comman'
troops who, from any motive whatever
would needlessly risk life or the bullet
Of the enemy. have never sacrifices
the lives Of men under my command
and do not propose 10 subject them 6
any unnecessary risks In this campaign.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
GREAT NAVAL ACTIVITY.
American war.hip. In the water. Around
southern cuba.

southern cuba.
Copyrighted. isas i.y the As.oriatod Prs,
On Board the Associated Prrss Dis.
patch Boat Dandy, Montego Bay, jana.
lea, Nav q The waters south OF Cuta
have suddenly become the scene OF great
naval activity Commodore Schley who
left Key West last Thursday with the
battleships Massachusetts, and Texas
and the armored cruiser Brooklyn. Is h..
lieyed to H. cruising Of Cicnfuegos and
Santiago de Cuba.
When the Dandy left Key West last
FRIDAY morning Admiral Sampson was
said 10 sail for Cienfuegos by the east.
ern route, the two fleets thus complet.
ing the circuit Of Cuba. The uaitieship
Iowa followed Commodore Schlov ON
Saturday, but was oyertaken of Cape
San Antonio by the torpedo boat Du.
pont with secret instructions. Tho bat.
tleship increased her speed, and when
last seen she was guarding the entrance
TO the passage between the Isle Of Pines
and Cuba. The Dupont went toward
Cienfuegos.
Five British warships are now in the
vicinity OF Jamaica
The Spanish l2O0.ton passenger steam.
err Puerisima.C Conception is here. She
Is afraid 10 venture out.
The numerous rumors n 20 the sight.
ing Of the phantom Spanish fleet in this
vicinity are quite unsubstantiated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

New York, May %. ~ dispatch from
Mauila via Hong Kong asserts that Ad.
miral Monteio, commander Of the span.
ish squadron destroyed by Admiral
Dewey Is to bc contaminated ON the
charge Of oowardice, Thi, dispatch al.
so alleges that the captain Of the Span.
ish revenue cutter Callao, moro recently
captured by a boat Of tho United State,
Meet as She was entering Manila bay. is
TO be shot Tor not returning the Gro OF
the Americans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
Mrs. crumnaeksr Dead.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, May g5.-Mar.
garet Crumpackor, aged IS. wife Of J.
A. Crumpackcr, circuit judge and asso.
ciate justice Of the territorial supreme
court, Is dead, after an illness lasting
several months Mrs. Crumpacker came
here from In Porte, Ind, with her hus.
band last December when ho received
the appointment TO the judgeship from
President Mckinley The remains have
been sent 10 la Pore for burial.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Port au Prince, May 2j-A io.,.
newspaper The Marin, say. Rlr Ad.
miral Osborn %, the British ugy5. who
left New York ON Sunday ou board "a
Dutch steamer, ,uV 40 Cuucu "A
Spanish squadron composed OF five crut.
or and five torpedo boat de.ruvcri
or torpedo boats. Tho Spanish officer.
are reported 10 have said they would not
accept battle except with an equal
number Of ships and that they would
avoid encountoring superior numbers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
Mellne'. Mlnl.try WIN stand.

Paris, May %. The cabinet met and
filed some appointments, indicating
that the Meline's ministry will not leave
office aud that NJ. Lobeg, the minister
for colonies, who failed 10 obtain re.
election to the chamber Of deputies ON
yeballoting last Sunday, will not retire
until the Niger convention is signed
which is imminent.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Austin, May 20. Eugene Burt, the
wife and child murderer, will hang on
Friday. The governor has refused TO
interfere and so notified sheriff White
IN writing
The governor also refused 10 interfere
In Charles Kugadt's case, who Is sent.
enced to hang at Brcnham tomorrow for
the murder Of his half sister.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

John Finley entertained a number Of
his friends Of the younger set very
pleasantly last evening.
Is it possible that a few Of our good
housekeepers will let their old beds stay
unelean and unheallhful, when they
have had the best opportunity for the
last two months-to have them cleaned
that our town has ever had-a machine
that does not iniure the feaihersi ISL
sheriff +. VI. Black came down from
Hearne ON the afternoon train yester-
day and Immediately left in a buggy
for Madisonyille with white man want.
Ell ia Madison county on charge Of
theft Of horse.
pay special attention 10 prompt and
comfortable livery service for dTummers
aud other transient persons, and take
/ good care u all boarding horses en-
trusted 10 me. Ira Gooch. 100
! Z Mrs. II. Rohdt has the thanks Of the
PEagle Tor one u the loyliest boquels We
haye seen this season, sent to tie Office
yesterday from her beautiful and well
kept flower garden.
/ We learn that the l.. L. Patterson
Feather cleaning Co. will move In few
days. II you haven't had your feather.
all cleaned you should see to it al
once. l5l
Now you need not say your bed Is q
new bed, for you know some OF the
feathers are twenty years Oil. llneeds
cleaning and you need not doubt il. l5l
Refresh yourself at the American
Beer Hall in the Zenatu block. Free
lauch every afternoon from to
O'Clock. 1855
Adams celebrated Geranium Boiated
Talcum Powder, Zoe box This pow
der sells for 2ic elsewhere. Sold only
by Sam b. Wilson q Co. liltf
BasebAlls, bats, masks and gloves al
me lowest price at b. :. Reads drug
store. ll4u
Try me on Window Glass. Putty, eta
Myers. lbl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

San Francisco, May 25.-The Oceanic
Steamship company has been wiped out
Of steamers by the government and as
every available vessel in port is other.
wise engaged IL is probable that the pas
sengers booked to Honolulu by the he.
landia will be turned over 20 the Ocean.
dale and Oriental Steamship companies
for passage on the Doric.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Robert l.. Dinwiddie, who has just
graduated with distinction on the 9th
instant at the Bellevue medical college,
New York city, has returned home and
will enter upon the practice u his pro-
fessiou in this city. lie Is the only son
Of the late Major Dinwiddle, formerly
well known throught Texas as the
prsident Of the agricultural and me
chauieal college at Bryan, Texas. San
Antonio Express.
Ladies', ! keep and sell th, IA mou 4
Meals Enamels. A full line OF all kinds
Of Paints, Gil -, Putty and Machine
Needles. Try me. J. Allen Myers. ISL
Paints, Oils, Paints. Sold oy J. A.
Myers. l5l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Ed II Hardin, Waco; + NJ Black,
jacksonville; Joe g Booth. Austin J A
Robinson, Al Langfeld, New York; N
J Jacob, II d Harrison, New Orleans /;
W G Smither, Houston; viii Goldstein,
Chas D Golding, stLouis; Ralph SAKE,
Boston; A l. Fulenrider, New Orleans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Copyrighted, isps, by the Assoc aicd Pres4
st Pierre, Martinique May 2b.-Tho
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror Is
being coaled by the Spanish steamer Al.
ioante. The Alicante lies at the mouth
Of Fort de France harbor. II was all
along supposed that she was a hospital
ship, but there is no doubt that she car.
ries a cargo Of coal for the Spanish war.
ships. Her pretension TO be a hospital
ship were obviously put forward as u
blind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

San Francisco, May %. The young.
est volunteer Of the present campaign
has come TO the front. lie Is Douglass
Dodge, aged seven years, and he was
slowed away on the City Of Sydney.
When the young warrior was put aboard
a tug to go ashore he fought stubbornly
the deck hand who had him in charge,
still strong in his determination TO 90
with the soldiers who gave him three
hearty cheers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
Graded School Promotions.

II you find errors affecting your
child apply to the teacher, and il you
10 not get satisfaction, call on me
and l will take pleasure in giving
You all the information at my COM
mand. Very truly yours, (
I. =. MISTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

San Francisco, May 25.-rhe famous
Tenth Pcnnsylyania regiment of yolun.
toers, numbering GO2 men aud ~ officers,
have arrived here. Great preparations
were made for their reception at the Ter.
ry, and a royal welcome was given them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

London, May %. The Paris CORES.
pondont Of the Daily Mail says he hears
that Senior Castillo is charged to On.
deavor to float loan Of el0,OOO,O 900 on
the security Of the tobacco monopoly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

London, May %. A dispatch TO The
News from Port de Paix, Hayti, says:
Admiral Ccrvem l. believed 20 have
divided his fleet II Is said the Vizcaya
and the Alphonso XIII have been de.
stroycd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

In the ball game at Navasota ye,ter-
day afternoon the Bryan team was de-
feated by score Of p to "a.
John Wilcox has gone 10 n. Worth
10 tike charge OF farm for DR.. Adams.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Mollie Ma ok. Christine Oprsteny,
Jennie May Nicols, Mamie Robinson,
Darthrla Zuber, Lucille Demaret,
Ella Tucker.
SECOND TO THIRD GRADE.
Girls Alberta Adams, Minnie Bar
row, Irene Board, Ruby Connelly. Al
lie Conway, Minnie Coufal, Norma
Dennis, Estelle Edge, Beatrice
Hearne, Marion Heenan. Pearl Holl-
man, Corinne james, Lizzie john
son, Annie Bell Kirk, Mary Leh-
mann, Sadie Mawhinney. Willie Ne
Dougald, Helen Poverty. Fannie
Smith, TenLie Stuart, Gladys Tooke.
Clemmie Villarett, Addie Walthall,
Maud White, Bessie Wooten, Minnie
Zanetti.
Boys Charlie Adams. Willie Boy
EFT, Frank Buchanan, Howard Bul-
lock, John Collins. Tom DAILY, Travis
Davenport, Allie Dunnca, Willis
Halves, Maurice King, Claud Marett,
Frank Scanaliato, Langston Spell,
/ JOhn NesmlrOvskl.
THIRD TO FOURTH GRADE.
j. j. Adams. Blanche BuchaAan,
Darlington Davenport, Annie Halves,
Ollie HAYES, Willie Johnston, Maud
Marett, Joe Scanaliato, Jim Thomas,
Roy Wick, Albina Marek, Angelina
McConnico, Epsey Zanetu, Rudolf
Winter, Gussie Whitman, Smith
Young, Clemmie Harbers. Otis
Hearn, Joe Opersteny, Jim Tom
Lawrence, Carleton Jones, Pam
johnson, Sophie Berger, Minnie
Tucker, Rudolph Myers, Harrie Pew
erly, Albert Wooten.
Gussie Buchanan, Erma Collins.
Cora Garth, Irene Hartman, Ruby
james, Pearl Kern, Blanche Mize,
Mary Roman, Jack Chambers, Law
renee Conway, Jimmie James.
FOURTH (a) TO FiFTH GRADE.
Clarence Andrews, Bell Andrews,
Roger Astin, Mat Bethel, Writ Boy
EFT, George Brandon, Seth DeMaret,
Jack Gordon, Colman Hardy, Robert
Mawhinney, Roger Nail, Willie Rose
borough. Johnnie Sims, Felix Taylor,
Dale Weddington. Homer Wallace,
Mattel Gregg, Louise Harris. Ray
Montgomery, Julia Parizek. Bertha
Stewart, Annie Wasatka, Marian
Young
(bl Winniired Bonneville, Arthuisa
Dean, E,nmie Foua,ain, Mary vii.
COX, David Kern, Henry Rohde, SIN
Spell, Robert Webb
FIFTH r. SIXTH GRADE.
jim Conway, Wade Cox, Willie
Peacock, Marshall Spell, Rodney
Tabor, Frank Webb, Lucille Wyse.
SIXTH TO SEVENTH GRADE.
Willie Evans, Julius thinner.
mann, Grace Hecnan, Verbie Kern,
Alice Myer, Hattie McConnico,
Sallie Webb Patterson.
Nome Adams, Tom Adams, Johnnie
Chambers. Elma Campbell, Chas
Friley, George Franklin condition
ed, Jessie arth(conditioned), Henry
Holman, Irene Keeling (conditloned),
Mary Kaczer, Ella Nicol, Mary
Stubenrauch, Lizzie Wilcox, Lucy
Wilson.
SEVENTH TO EIGHTH GRADE.
Boys 49, Algie Benbow, Osborn
johnson.
Girln Clnrn q rn,,n Ern Grnnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26

Hittie Stuart, Clara Wetter, Lena
Wetter. tLilla.Graham McInnis was
not present at the last examination;
but. having taken the highest stand
while at school, she was promoted on
account Of general excellence
Ernest Elite, 0zella Doremus ICON
ditioned), Chas GoOch, Fannie Me-
Morries, KItsey Sims. Bernau War
ren, Allen Wilcox.
EIGHTH TO NINTH.
Esther Boatwright, Edna Christian,
Josie Robinson, Mamie Sims,
Viyienne Webb, Edna Zuber,
Robert Bate, Claude Bell, Stuart
Harris, Willie Higgs, John W.
Payne.
NINTH To 1ESTH GRADE.
Cora Griffin, May Bell HortmAn,
Emma Holman, Mary Pitts, Mag
gle Pitts, Alberta Paris (condiiioned)
Marie Shields, Waldine Sanders
Emily Thomas, Aubra Tabor, Hattie
Webb. Alice Wellington.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
FIRsr TO SECOND 0RApE.

Joe Hrdlicka, John Oprsteny,
Jacob Boehme. John Berger, Ray
Johnston, Claire Sanders, Lounie
Griee. Luther Barroa, Bert Frank
lin. Marion Franklin, Eddie Smith.
Willie Fucker, Mabel White, Lucille
Bate, Nellie Cole, Clara Berger,
Mollie Ma ok. Christine Oprsteny,
Jennie May Nicols, Mamie Robinson,
Darthrla Zuber, Lucille Demaret,
Ella Tucker.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-26
SEVENTH no EI0HTH GRADE.

Boys - Algie Benbow, Osborn
johnson.
Girls--Clara Gregg. Exa Gregg,
Lizzie Grice, tLilla- Graham Mclnnis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-23
PAG1NA sELECTA

LA bellezo! Lo qete ss, no 10 so6e.
mos por ahora con certio1,tD'bre naate0ad
tico; qatizd no 10 sepaanos ,aat'aca; pero
qete Ia belzeza es algo, q1e Ex1sTE, .1ate
paLpita en- Ia moturdlezo, y qete asa CO.
mo la ola gete Uego q la playa roanoe en-
espatnad, ella, al Uegdr d cielos q TERRA,
ronale en- heamosetras, en- leces y en- colo
res; y q,1e al Hegar d las sociedades y q
los i1edictduos fnfatnde en- las rasiozaes,
6uenaS m0lds, he1naosetrcts de tdtHo o
he11oosatr0s de trogedid, baf5dndolas ga
CON las olegres claridades del one0raecer,
ga con los rojizos q cdrdenos resfola,edo-
res de la tenepestad;' y que al Hegar al
cerebro halna07ao, t02atea1oto l'or las nat
cheo,tn,bres crd,eeos de iagrdt0 21ieo1,'0 q
crdneos de 2olustictoud a1tfstic0, como
to1eteu Ia Tara de Uolcdoa resiste,acids y
d,oezus de la costr0 s6ltdn de la terra
oortt brotu7' en- hi2oie7ates rios q pe1adchoS
de fatego, c107ado e1acate,atra Ell cerebrO del
hona6re de ge1aio, por 6l broto como 1oor
subzime crdter en- nad1maoles y bronces
mode1odos, en- he,azos e,aceradidos de PIN
torres, en- c0natos de p0et0s q cre0cto2ees
mil, graciosas, bellds o sublinaes,; y que
oE Hegar al nadrttr tonaa pdl0br0 habna0-
n0, y dice entire Dolores: cREo; q al lie.
gar al h6roe, dice entire so1agrieutGs vtc-
torios:: MUERo; q que al Ueg0a al sabto,
dice, espa,etaedo dsdas' Sc; q que a
Uegor al coros6a dice, 5es0edo idealcs
AMo; q que al Uegor q todos las .juoe,e
tudes, dice con todos las olegr5os de u
naofsana.. vIvo; q que al Uegor al bordc
de todos los sepuzcros, dice al cner en- me
dio de .tantdsttca roada de tristeaas q es
peraqzos: EsPERo; q que todo este Il
rea1i@a en- la oaaturolezo, q en- la socie
dad, q en- Ell hooa6re. .iah! que la be-
Heza hace todo este, 'aadiep patede negar
10 SIN negar sat loropio ser q sin heNnai
Uarse en- la nada, y nj am hs<adie''aos o.
en- ell0.: qate l0 6elleso Sal0renaa Ju6 q lie
na' los megros abismos de sile,acio q ne
g4a&g'a del coos CON las diUta0s lal20it0
Clones de la creaci61a.
| ECHEGARAY Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-23

s. le ha dado siempre al S, for Mu
floz Rivera, como urn de los ma
conveucidos desde 50 juventuo1
Y ese jfbaro, csc contumaz enemi-
90 de los incon dicionales. es hoy ell
blanco de todas las iras de sus her
manos en- polftica; Soorque7 Por-
que ha llegado.
Ahora. cuanto q Ia afrmscion de
oue Ell pafs es ortodoro bastara ape
lar al testimonio del ssfor Cansle
j IS, que acabs de legar de allf, Sc
gdu aijimos aver. y dice que la gran
masa de la opinion en- Puerto Rico
esta al lado del sefor Munoz Rivera
Asi 10 aseguran tamb:en las cartss
recibidas por el 1ltimo correo.
Sin embargo. ell seiior Moret hara
ell i timo esfusrzo en- pro de la Goa
cordia antes de aconsejar al general
Maclas la .formaci6n del Gabinete
insular.
Y resumiendo, ebay dano slguno
en- que hoy no hayan en- Puerto Ri
co mas que agrupaciones autonomis
| tas?
En- Espana 10 somos va todos
hasta ell senor S vela. segha reclen
tes manifested nes ESQ mismo OF
ma ventsja para que la obra de
partido liberal resulte grandiosa S
todos los hombres de buena volun
tad Sc uner, Los que cizaflan y lie
van el recelo todas part.s, por N d!
autonomistas que sean. resultarai
siempre fuerzss perdidas para Ii
pros peridad dc aquella isla.