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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-12
kRIANO ABRlL
LbELMIRO J. LESPIER
PARA Ell PRoCESo

NJ Sc vaya hacienda luz
N de las elecciones y Sc yea
> Nj de los hechos atribuidos
b Secretario de Gobernaci0n;
ksltras los tribunales esclarecen
yhnto, insertamos a continuation
cartas de personals respetables.
que intervinieron con caracteI
bfcial, en- aquellas elecciones.
Va Los sefiores Barbosa, Sanchez, etc
pedian al pals datos de esas dos
cartas puedcn aprovechar algunos.
La una la autorlza el que en-
aquella -epoca era alcalde INFERNO
de Rfo-grande; la otra ell Secretario
dsl Ayuntamiento de Manati.
Ambas personals respetables y
veraces
Nosotros tambien desde hoy,
abrimos una information pdblica:
aqui pueden enviar los datos, que
en- pro 8 EN- contra de aquellas
elecciones, posea el pdblico.
Solo exigimos que los que auto
ricen esos datos, sean personals Gle
reconocida veracidad.
Cierto que aquellas elecciones
pasaron va d la historic; pero las
acusacioncs continuan lanzandose,
tomandose dc elias pie para atirmar
que aqui el ,sufragio fue mixtifica-
do por los hombres del gobierno
insular.
SeIiores l.. Sanchez Morales, jose g..
Barbosa, f. Guillermety, Fernando
Nuiiez, Bartolome Llovet.
Muy sefIorcs mfos y de mi considera
ci6n en- el ndmero 1884 de La Cores
po2adenci0, he visto que solicitan de los
hombres honrados pruebas materiales
para escIarecer ciertos hechos que i'm
porta al Gobierno americana conocer,
este humilde servidor de ustedes,
deseoso que sc haga justlcia, tiene ell
gnsto de facilitarles los siguientes da-
tos En- las pasadas elecciones hube
de sustituir por ausencia del Alcalde
sefT0r eimentel este funcionario en- ell
desempefIo De ACADIA, Y al dar prin-
cipio La aperture de los colegios di
orden al comandante de las fuerzas,
para qae rctirase estas su alojamiento
SECURE, como estaba, de la cordura y SEN
satez nunca desmentida de esta pobla-
Dion. No fueron vanas mis- esperanzas,
pues no pudo darse un espectacuio mas
digno y elevado para un pueblo que
por vez prinera hacia uso del sacrosan-
to derecho del sufragio.
Publico en- testimonio de mi aserto
la carta del jefe de policfa para que va
va haciGRdose luz sobre este asunto con
10 cual creo dejar complacidos los de-
seos de ustedes.
DE ustedes humilde servidor,
LOSE Il. Rerach.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-12

'9MYX5 81 LeScgfsnsga o1h dslnuOE NJ
gr6n Ccllszo, Sc aussnta de aquel pue-
bio, siutiendolo mucho aquella sociedad
por lss muohas simpatisas que alli
dejs.
Programa de las pleas que ejecutara
la banda de bomberos en- 10 retreta de
nlanana.
10 eCastlman, marcha americana,
A. Colon.
20 Popourrits de aires del pals,
Ca npos.
SO <America, aIcha triunfal, A.
Chavier.
40 eLa Pihata,, mazurka, Campos.
SO <Goces y penas,, ,danza, Campos.
90 Star Spaner Banner.
va proposito de las retreats; sno
podrfa la autoridad municipal hacer
que el publico comprenda q. es una falta
de educacion formar flas en- ell paseo
delante de las sillas de las senoras?
Ell paseo por ST es estrecho, y ocupa-
DO ademas por esas filas de curiosos
inpertinentes, resulta impossible para
que puedan pasear las senoras.
La eoonomfa quo introduce ell senor
Mnhoz Rivera en las plantillss de 90
btrusciea de Is psssidencia del con
oaIo, a.oiende la importsntislma oau-
tidad de vEINTE MIL 7 tantos duros.
El senior Mana Rivera trabaja dia y
noche, despaoha l,s asuntos sln subsecFe
tarios no tieae IN momento de repo-
so.
LIE hemos visto nosotrOs siempre eu
su sit!o, rscibieudo a cien personas dia-
riss, leyendo oincueuta sesenta oar
tas, redsctando informes y multiPlicau
dose por cumpiir su deber.
Sin embargo no fslta quien dice que
los secretarios huelgsn.
L. iynoraonia fu6 siempre ciega.
II. lido declarado oesante, en- su DDS
tiuo de Secretario de Ia Junts Superior
de Ssuidad, s don Jose L6p,zy Ortiz
de- Zarats.
En- Ia Capital ha empezsdo publ
carse IN peri6dioo, escrito en- in2ies, 6
impreso er los talleres tipoorafcos de
la Escuela de Artes y OEcios.
Sc titula The San Juan Neaos y vie
ne nutriao de noticias.
Para la Sscvatarfa de la Junta Sa-
perior dc Sanidad, ha sido nombrado ell
intelligence ioven puertorriqueiio don
Arturo de la Cruz Sanjurjo.
| lie enviamos nuestros pla ,emes.
FL cargo estara servido con lealtad y
especialidad.
| Dfcese que aver ha sa.ido en- Ia Ca
pital un nuevo diario, La tri5ue0, que
dirige nuestro oompafiero el sei1or Mstos
Bernier que rcd ,cta el Lido. Sr. Lopez
L.ndr6n.
| We Ia luz en- los Antiques talleres de
La Lategridad Naciossa! y el Hsraldo
de Puerto Rico.
| La Gacetd, por orden del General
Brooke, tendra, 10 mismo que tuvo siem-
pre-, el caraeter de peri6dico Official.
Los nunicipios qnsdan libras para
suscribirse, sstisfaoiendo igual cansidad
que snces.
I'll tribunal miIitar constituido en- San
Juan, prosigas dItimAmente is oauss in
ooada contra vsrios carreteros soldados
| noIte americanos, que mataron 1 un nj
| y
| ts de tierrs.
Como candidate para Ia Seoretarfa
| del Ayun5amiento de IA Capital, ouena
81 nombre de naestro amigo don f. de-
| rico Aguayo.
Nos pareoe muy oompetente y muy
digno.
El seiior Aguayo presto. durante lar
60 tempo, servicios como alcalde de
! varies puebios de la isla.
l.. Corte Suprema de Justicia ha ern-
pezado ga 81 senalamiepto de juioios
orales.
e alto tribunal inioi6 sctiyaIente
aus funciones.
Aver presto juramento ante IA Corte
Suprema de Justicia ell nuevo Registra-
dor de la Propisdsd, en- GnAyaina, con
Jacinto Texidor y Alcala del Olmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-12

SO Oye IfOVeTs SeDu1rdH duUIdntU Sc
ocuparan de escuelas, de caminos, de
moneda, de aranceles, de azucares y
de cafetos: dc todo menos de ese fa-
rrago de suposicienes y acmSuctOraeS,
que es pu7d majaderia.
PLURIBUs UNUM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-12
Rfo.grande, 4 de Noviembre do 1895

EGlO- SIduut, + ue ANOs iSllibie oc AO~
,Se;zos don lose 4. Rcrach.
Muy sefior mfo amigo Debo ma
nifestarle en- contesta q su atenta que
efeotivamente ell dfa mencionado dc las
pasadas elecciones me dio usted orden
de retirar toda la fuerza publica de los
alrededores de los colegios electorales
no habiendo ell mas leve desorden en- la
poblaci6n.
Qneda como sienpre q sus 6rdene'
afftmo. s. S.
Ramon IeodsTguez Ranaito.
Manatf, Noviembre de 1898.
Sr. don Mariana Abril.
Ponce.
Muy distinguido sefior y amigo: Ten
go especial gusto EN- felicitarle arden.
temente por gu artfculo inserto en- el
peri6dico LA DEMoCRACIA nnmero 2O56,
que listed tan acertadamente dirije, I'll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-12

OO CI
m. y las n.
Escuela dominica III ~
servicio religioso
salon esqnina dclarro
vAPoRES QOhA-.
NOS DE LA ,f.ED sL .nrr.
Ell yapor PHILADELPHIA saldra
como sigue:
De San Juan para C,vazao y Veae-
zateI0.
Noyiembre 10, Diciembre 8, Enero 5.
De Ponce para Neeo York.
Noyaembre %, Diciembre 81, Enero
ls /. las 10 a. IN.
Ell vapor CARACAS saldra como
sigue:
De Ponce para Curazao y Venesuela.
Noviembre "a, Diciembre %.
De .Sa,. J,1an para Neto York
Noviembre 8, Dic:embre I, Enero
4 las 10 a. m.
Precios de pasajes en- orc americana:
Primers Segundg
New York $50 s35
Curacao els x10
Puerto Cabello go <I5
La Guaira go go
Ninos memories de 2 amos, mitad del
pasaje.
Pasajes de ida y vuelta, 10 pS de
rebaja.
Los vapores de esta lfnea han sido
construfdos en- Philadelphia expresa~
mente para este trafico, con comodida-
des muy especiaies para pasajeros en-
plean de Puerto Rico a New Y ork al
rededor de cuatro dfas y medic.
Agentes en- San Juan: NfLLAR g
CoMPASfA.
Agentes generates: MORALES 4 Cox
lpASfA.-Playa de Ponce.
LA MERCEDES, de Angel Mattey.
Alberto un despacho de oigarros, ciga-
rrillos picaduras de todas classes, ep
Ia Plaza de las Del cias, tengo ell gusto
de ofreoerlo al publico, doude en- contra
ran vitolas de todss clsses y precios,
elabor adas Gnicameute co Ia mas RIGA
hcja de Jaynya.
.'once, Ootobre 5 de 1898
El Rep~esentGaste, G. CAsALs.
Nbre, 8 1898 l m a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-12


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TOOELE CASE BEFORE CTFR1.
Dispute Over the Partition Of c,-,..
Property. =
supreme Court Decision In ,w.,
Water case Disiric, Com
Notes

Judge Cherry has been s--...
day taking testimony ln b. .
Edwin r. Rice and ErnYi
mond. 2, al Judge J. ". urv.. ~
.peared FOR plalntlr and Ati5r,s, 2
NJ. Zane for defendants. =
This IL a Tooelc county GAIA. t...
stipulation " the parties lntsr,..',
was tried here.
plaintiffs asked Tor ludrmsr.
INK that defendants be- u...i y
make an accounting OF am.Y,..
legged 10 have been received by ~.
the use and occupation " ~.
premises IN TooWe county and Il
partition of the real property s-
Ing 30 q acres. or Tor al.s
property.
The complaint all'-
have a 2-s interest In the land al
by William Hammond 90 h.s VIZ
children ~ tenants boz lYm....
The questions Involved af. 4fi.
many acres should o. rlr..e
tplalutlns claim o. acres sale5 \
divided, while defendant az
should only DE- go. and %. ~
0f 1900 0r 1850. tho ALLEGED yti.
crops from 1891 o. date.
The case had not c0nciul. q 40 -.
time.
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TtlEGRAPHc BREWTlts.

Washington. July sl-Thc President
has appointed ftrlluHudo W. Peck %
Chicago commissioner general 0f tho
Paris exposition.
The comptroller ~ tho currency has
called on national banks Tor "a state
mrnt NJ their condition 40 the close OF
business rhursinN July H.
Miss jennings, thr nurse. the neWs.
paper correspondents aud several dis.
charged soldiers who arrived 90 New
York ON the Seneca an "Wednesday last
were released from quarantine today
u De- said In official circles ln Madrid
that no dispatches having been received
recently from capt Gen. luugu the
spanish government De- considering a
means oi restoring communication with
cuba,
CnrHan and Mccartney, for rlme years
thn leading stock brokers ln Washing
tom made an assignment today %
Charles ~ Robinson. one uf the FIRMS
employees. The liabilities arc stated az
f2iilii, Assets, H'Gula. Tho fliurr ls
Hctihrd Go bad Investments ana LOSING
HprCulnilluH. The firm hrcIma known
hrUuf huut the country owing 90 allie
CATIONS that through % senator's aud
others on national prominence spegu-
lptod boo sugar while thu tarin bill was
pending,
capt otto lehfsldt wen known by
all marine mon along mo chain ~
Hkrs iH dead, 90 Milwaukee. Wis.
after am Illness uf three wreKs Hs
tIHk 1000 active part Boa thf ClNl Wfr,
h.us 900 ufN"Ur Hl ihH navy 900 she
hltueshIp u'wrurIa, which captured
many prE.a
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LAND At MANZANILLO.
Spanish Reports Say an American force
Is There.
ATTACK BY SEA AND LAND EXPECTED.


Madrid. July 90. II ANA private
dispatch from Havana Says that an
American force landed near Manzanli-
lo, province u Santiago de- cuba. on
Tuesday evening. The Spanish troops
guarded the approaches ~ the bay. the
Dispatch adds. and opened IRE on the In
vadcfH. 90 which the Americans replied.
An attack on the town by sea and land
was expected by the time the message
was sent
The crows 81 the spanish runBoits
which wcro sunk. reached th' land. ana,
according Co. the Havana message,
saved most uf their klts.
TROOPS LEAVE CHtCKAAfAUGA.
Chlcknmnuga National Military Park.
On. July % -rhrec regiments. the
Fourth ohio. Third Illinois aud the
Fourth Pouuryivan.n. composing tho
second br'rndc. nut division. nrft corps.
commanded by HHr. Cen. Haincr. ieft
Camp Thomas thlH morning for Now
port News. wher transports are exc
pertrd 90 Doc 'n waiting and 10 On probe
anI. that the command Will EN into
Porto Rico ln "a Nrry short time. HIin
onc r1 and men Ir rejoicing over the
prospect ~ active service. The next
command tu leave win hH four liHht
batteries uf artillery a NJ lilIuuIH r. ~
ponnsyiyunIl. a uf Missouri iul fnr
Twenty. Indiana. 10 lH possible
that thry Will leave either tomorrow ot
sunday. Accompanying them. or f1i-
lowing 100 short order VIII Dol the f fu1f
corps and The reserve hospital and am
bulnnro c0rps N De now generally hn.
llgtr1 hnrH that Gen brooke viii sue.
coed lu tnflng thn whole NJ the FIrHt
corps with him 90 Porto Rico. 1ne
corps numbers about $1,000
don. FUi Grant has boon given COIN
mnnd " tn brigade.
The Chattanooga police have received
from Gen. Brooke descriptions NJ
number " soldiers who have doaert4f
from various regiments no Camp
Thomas. and they arc doing al thUs
can 90 uslFt The army officers I'm urpfrs
handinv them. m notorious "MIiwly"
ht Lyle. iH On be- cleaned up today
This b. not because 0f any acfupirH 0f
HnnHH NJ duty uu the part W ihH or.
cuplntH Of ihH street bat because gUn.
Brook uriUrui Lyle cleaned up no once.
Ito gave the occupants until tonight ~
have The rubbish removed nni the
ground In perfectly clean condition M
by tonight th0 Midway" m NOT cleaned
Mp Gen. uruoko viii place proves.
guard around the entrance % che street
anu no soldiers VIII hn allowed tu enter.
The Midway fir aume time ha-
caused considerable Hirknrar
Captain Gcdde, detailed by che N0r-
wrrIHn government Co witness Tho
movements N United States troops dur
ing the war la ut camp ThomiH ilr
has just returned from s1ntlrl whore
Dr. witnessed thC attack 90 th' city.
It, Will accompany Con. BrD1krH az
uUllfluu 10 Porto Rico
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wmy GrN. GAncIA ~ VAIN.
Letter he wrot" 10 zen. shsfter diving
Mnnsnna for ~. rnmr.n.

New York. July "a dispatch from
Santiago gives the following nG being
q letter sent by Don. Garcia ~ Gen.
sh1ftofi
sIr.-on MAY 18Th. tho government
81 Ne" i'publi, Of cuba ufdUrtd mo nH
commander NJ tho cuban army in the
east 90 cooperate with tho American
army Following the plans and uhgy-
inr tho ufdorH 90 ~ cnmmrul'r. l
have done my best NE. 60 fulnll m.
wishes NJ my government aud I have
been until now one uf your most faith
ful sulpfdinntrH, hunuTluU myself in
carrying out your orders nH Gar aH my
powers have allowed ms On do 10.
'"fhe city NJ Santiago surrendered 90
the American army, ana urwH vi that
important event was ElNuu Co WU hN
persons entirely foreign tu your Htlu.
l have not been huuured with single
word from yourself, Informing me about
thr negotiations fir peace ur thu tUruh
uf the chpliultiiun hy the SpAu.nrdH.
The important ceremony W thU SUR
rUudHr of the spanish army aud tho
taking possession uf The city hy your
SELF took place later and / only know
Of both events hy pubic reports
- was neither huuurHl air, with "a
/ kind wuri from you Inviting myself ut
any nillCrr nf my stan Go represent the
] Cuban army ou that memorable uCcl-
sion.
Finally I know that you have Ieft In
| power 90 SANTIAGO tho Same Spanish
/ authorities that fur three yvurA 1 have
/ fought ns tn enemies nf the indrppn.
/ dcncr Of cuba. I bUr CO. say that these
| authorities have never been elected No
/ Santiago hy thu residents ~ the city
! but wore appointed hy royal DEGREES VI
/ the queen uf spain.
= would HTter. sir, that tho army
under your command should hiya
| taken possession ~ tho city. the rar.
! rlrnn and the forts. / would give ms
! warm cooperation 90 any measure you
| may have deemed best under American
military law a. hold the city Cor your
| army and On preserve public order un-
40 the time comus Tor you To fulul thr
solemn pledge 90 establish ln cuba "a
! fVo ANA independent government
made boy the people " tho United
| States
"uut when tho question arises ~ app
| pointing officers BOO Santiago dc cuba
under The peculiar circumHiuncgl Of
l your thirty Year, strife against aplln'H
I rule L. cannot sUr but with tho dugpe1,
. regret that such authorities are not
/ elected by thr cuban people but are
the same ones selected hy tho queen uf
/ Spain and hence arr mini It1rs tu de
ffud AGAINST the Cuhana the Spanish
l sovereignty
"a rum0r too absurd % believe.
/ general nGvrihca the reason of your
measure and ri your order fHrnliling
my army 60 go into Santiago fnr fear
OF massacre and revenge nimlnHt tnD
. SpUuinrdH. Allow mo. H.r. to protest
against the shadow NJ such an idea
: We are not ftNuEDH lrrnrlng ihr rulrl
NJ civilized war We me- poor rag,
god army aH ragged ana as moor ns
/ wars tho army uf your fhrrflthurH u
B. Ia. u ID
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MINOR MENTION

Mayor wild, % Mcrcur o. IN town.
u. y walker and family have gone
60 California.
Tomorrow DE- advertised a. Lam
drums DAY ni uHrnDId,
Hon. David Evans came down from
ogden o. visit the capital
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Hansen have
returned from The coast
wesley Macarthur. who escaped from
the asylum az Provo, has boon recap
iurCd
Tho courts have taken vacation.
judge N0rrtll hold % short Hchfi1u TO-
day.
Murray viii soon BE- henri from 10
the front ia old OF tho Rcd Gross Ho-
ciety.
Tho company or n. c. Htwca. play
lnE - Yankee In cuba" has gone 10
pieces 40 cripple Greek
umcor Tom. Hutton and ". q. Scars
today lHft Tor Logan canyon where
they VIII hsh Tor ton days
John o. Reed. Esd. VI ths Butte In
tafmuuntlln, ~ down On q short visit
iic D. stopping nt me Kenyon.
Anton H. Hotter q native ~ Nor.
way, now NJ Salt Lake. was admitted 60
citizenship hy judge Nuucli today.
Superintendent Cnlnc NJ the water
works hlH discovered number uf
iufrayiiunf lf ihH aprlukllng ordinance.
Airs naulc RlIburn % this city and
Mt CHARLES IT. lillrhUr ri Is mNl ftr
werr married here luzt nlght hy i,uv
u. m siuDlmAn.
Abrams. mcnta ate made 90 proc
gram 40 the up.ulng of Pioneer park
ln Monday. There viii undoubtedly
o. q h.g turnout
\ lawn social viii BE- given this sycn-
Ing 40 the corner of Fourth West and
Fourth R1uih streets by the ladies Of
~ rairlck'H parish.
EN.ouccn i.luuoknianl ~ Hawaii
uiHsrd through ogden yesterday moru-
ing she was accompanied by her
maid ana secretary.
The nrc department last evening OK.
tiugurhcd small blaze Ia the Amcfi-
can laundry, opposite station No. !.
Dave Alargetts had nfty feet of gnr.
den hose stolen from hla place on See
oud WcHt between Flfih and Sixth
South streets last evening
Tho Verdi club " tho Twentieth
wand - 10 Lagoon nest Wrlnralty,
4 nuH musical program has been arr
ranged by Prof. Joseph J. payncf
saitalr has a chuiren'n musical car
nlyal today ono thousand children,
under pr1G Stephens direction, ur1
auglng there, ana tho pyrat chnie bat
De OF Manila WIN show tonight
ON Thursday. the 2Sth. there VIII ox-
eutslonH from an points in che statv.
an ull lines ana CO. ull The resorts. n
will be % biz day ana thrrH Wis be-
thousands uf visitors here.
Councilman Romney returned from
tho East this morning, tie was ou hls
way 90 New York ana got 900 Tar as
! Chicago when he heard OF hlH wlfc's
Illness Mrs. Romnry n now getting
along nicely.
A day az Saltilr IL tho ucNt thing
ON the RED Cross program. ogden
| ladies viii assist o. make the affair u
successful one. and next Tuesday has
] been selected az the day Tor giving the
0u,Ins. Everybody will turn out,
Chris pichl and John Armstrong, the
| former city prosecutor in the police
court. the latter driver VI the patrol
wagon, have returned from hshlng
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In Dull Times

Few men punish their stomachs Tor
the sins Of their business Folks eat
three times a day In dun times and 10
good times. ana II they eat they must
have things TO cat ana they will buy
those things Of the man who tolls them
that h. has them FOR sale. Folks may
not buy as much furniture Ia dun
Times. nor as much % some other
ihlngs which can he waited Tor. but
ihey VIII buy what they have 20 have.
ana they will think about buying what
they want In dun times people select
the artlcles-and continue 90 think
about thcm-whioh they propose to
pifchasa wheu times are good. but In
dull 1r good times. rsplc should COM
slider whathcr they are getting value
received or paying TOO much for any
article. Now f1r one article used In
every household. AMI that u baking
powder, what brand are you uangf
II u iH "salmir' % ia useless ~ say
any more about 10. for SALTAlR
BAKING POWDER IL guaranteed 20
give perfect satisfaction and " not
found 90 be- AS guaranteed your money
viii De refunded. n u on sale at all
groccrs az Use per pound, and In these
times the price and QUALITY % SAL
rAfR BAKING POWDER ls worth
considering.
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streets ~ Manila have given away 20
weary shuttle and % auilCn trudre.
II Is pluful ~ Hec 90 many sr1'li
boys vaHnntly taking part in the war,
and most uf the Wrr here have never
been out NJ their native Villages uhlil
now The hoylah appearance De- not le.,.
senod by the uniform, WHICH looks nl-
most a buflesquc. light straw hat
hirh iu the crown and Wide Do inc
hrlm. IKE that of typical stage hfi-
pard. blue striped DHitus clothes.
lilac. leather hat lnd loot snr 90
many sorts Many of che poor fellows
have no shHrr nt 600. and they get their
feet shoeNur.N laDar1'ni in me c'nn.
Try ~ De- said that over aiNi' pct cent
81 the army hospital cases 1rc feet
ffeicrcd from ih1ruf.
Tho spanish army FurgosiH comic
opera There ate hurly stan officers
warming about The cafes and beer
sll0onA spanish officers might Of any
rate devote tvu OF three hours per
dry tu 'hc question whether tnDro u
anything lu the world WIfFe thHu 800
officer asleep ON 90 hHcr shop lounge
M the forenoon when the enemy Dr. no
tn gates IT tho city,
The rank ana nle can only hc plu0d.
Thprr are whole regiments uf strip
linFs sent out from Spain piuturer1uHly
nttlrd ready and willing % DO any
WINK NNAN NlNNNN 'NNWNiN NNI' '''N'AH i Nff'f %
from death nut thty cannot hEht Dee
cause they nte not trained unl ihoIr
leaders are Incapable.
Thcphlpplne uatitH.liko all other KIN
dred MALAY races. cannot Dc any light
ing AZ rule. except NO close qunrirfT.
alnahlng with hs heavy knife. Tn
weapon On much the same. De- u called
mhchcts or holo. uf knmpllHn 90 patang
or kfis. Tho plan ~ action Dr. IA same
to rush iu Unexpectedly and hack
about swiftly without the slightest
attempt at Hclf. preservation.
Tho Mausor rifle. TOO, ln hard work,
g. found 10 be- r. mistake. N has "a
case ~ i've cartridge which have uli
80 be used before any Others car ha in.
sorted That l4 To- say. " soldier h1s
occasion t1 Ore three cartridges be-
must go on and wHrte thH other two
or ciae leave himself Zoo meet possible
sudden rush with only two rounds ln
hin rifle. Perhaps II may he The fault
Of the mem ur their misfortune 10 hD.
Ing undrlliod. but they are often knltTd
while In the act ur fuiuldlnH their rlilUf.
Whatever Do the explanation. there l1
something wrong In troops With rifles
md hnyonets being driven steadily
back hy natives armed Win knlNtn.
The Insurgents have H1uir guns hui
most OF ihr wounded sulnish soldiers
roen In the streets have knife wounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-22

Cincinnati. July "a special h0,-
pIhl train arrived at Newport, Ky.
thlH afternoon over mo Cincinnati
southern 10 brought as alex ndirn
from Tampa tu thr hospital no Fort
Thomas. making u Total uf 500 now
iu fhs hospital 40 that place.
Two dead bodies were taken from
thH brln aud the reilcrurr lf ihr Hur-
rlHus and other attendants plurrl
sensational reports lu Newport and at
fUr. Thomas 80 names ur other ln.
formation would hr given out. hut 10 d.
denied that iho two Victims dI.i from
yDlHw frygI The hospital train had
morning ana quite q crowd was at
the depot TlrrH ar no wounded Hil-
di.rs IN The llsi, but many are serious.
~ sick,