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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-17
THE RACES AT BENNING.
Good Crowd, Fast Track-A1thea Wins
First Race.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BENNING RACE TRACK, November IT
Another large crowd attended the racing
al the Benning track this afternoon, the
sixth day of the autumn meeting of tht
Washington Jockey Club. The fields vert
we'll filled, the track was In fast shape
and speculation was heavy.
Tomorrow there will be a full course
steeplechase.
Maurice. Bondman, Goal Runner and
Tyran were scratched In the first race
Monometallst in the second; Golden Linz
in the third; Magic Light and Grandeur ir
the fourth. and Maurice. Lady Lindsey
and DR.. Parker in the fifth.
First race, one mile and fifty yards
Weller tBrien), and even, won; Althee
OCOnnorl. and to 5, second; The Gard.
her Cowman), and 3, third. Time
L47 2-5.
Intyre), to 3 and 3 to 3, won; Decimal
q. Slack, and 3, second, and Grandeur
O'Connor) 3 and l. third. Time, LOB 2-o.
The Entries for Tomorrow.
First race, selling. three-year-olds and
upward, mile and fifty yards; fourteen en-
tries-Lexington Pirate. 100: Hanwell. 100
Matanza, 1876; sagacity. 100: Charagrace
1o6; Tanis. 108; Vice Regal. 108; Uncle
Lewis, 1O6; Domineer. 101; Lindula, 3D.
Speedmast, 9S; Bondman, 9S; Sparrow
Wing 90: Klondyke, 90.
Second race, twoyear-olds, selling, five
furlongs; eight entries-Precursor. 1O6; Wal
ker Cleary, 103; Kitchener, S6; Rough Ri
der, 95; Cupidty, 80; Aibonita. SO: Robert
Metcalf, IS; Golden Rattle, "a.
Third race, selling, steeplechase, two and
one-half miles; eleven entries-Baby Bill,
1871; Bevel, 1877; Decapod, 157; Sibley. 155;
Phoebus, 14S; Champion, 14S; Liffy, 14S:
Mr.. Stoffel, 146; Rose Heimdal, las; Plato,
135: Anagran, 131.
Fourth race, two-year-old and upward,
seven furlongs; twelve entries-Atlantus
100; Diva, lis; Vertigo. 113: Vioris. 10;
First Whip, 80; Robert Metcalf, IS: Lavega,
80; Loeb Raven, IS; James. So; Scion, IS;
Diffidence, ST: Good Morrow, SIS.
Fifth race, handicap. mile and one-eighth
seven entries-Trillo, 126: Warrenton. 120;
Kinnikinic, 112; Brisk. 1o3; Queen of Song,
101 Bangor, 1907 Sir Hubert, s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-17

Cornelius Coreoran of Chicago gave M
hVe children laudanum, mistaking il "a
cough syrup, and all are dangerously Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-17
Government Bonds.


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and brokers. 14l9 F St. members New York
STOCK exchange, correspondents Messrs. La
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CHICAGO. November II Grain.
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Livingstone is for Richardson.


President Mckinley has decided that he
cannot 80 TO Baltimore TO attend the con-
ye1tion- OF the Brotherhood OF Andrew and
Philip, now in session there. The pressure
OF public business and work on his MES
sage - Congress prevented an acceptance
OF The invitation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15

to the mperlectactin of the millions
of pores Of the human body. A bath in
accordance with scientific require.
ments is the best preventative and
remedy known. The methods employ
led by me are the most scientific, ever
Invented or discovered for dispelling
misease. Results tell the story. Give
me trial. This is the Conant system
of baths. A competent lady attendant
in charge of the ladies department.
Office and bath rooms on Franklin
street, opposite Globe Hotel
l8tf q, q. GATES.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15

been reached at last. When you lalu
your hand upon my lover, You reused
a spirit in me that nothing but your
own destruction can satisfy. Where is
he, Mr. Trohm? Where is silly Ru-
fus and all the rest who have vanished
between Deacon Spears house and the
little home of the cripples on the high
road? They have asked me, but If any
one in Lost Man S lane can answer that
question it is you, prosecutor Of my
mother, of ourselves, whom l here de-
nounce in face of these skies where
God reigns and this earth where man
lives to harry and condemn.
And then I saw that the instinct Of
this girl had accomplished what mere
human acumen had failed in. For the
old man-indeed he seemed an old man
now-cringed and the wrinkles came
out in his face till he was Economically
ugly.
"You viperl'' he shrieked. "How
dare you accuse me of crime-you
whose mother would have died in Jail
but for my forbearance? Have you ever
seen me set my foot upon wormr Look
at my fruit and flowers, look at my
home, without spot or Flemish to mar
it's neatness and propriety. Can man
who loves these things stomach the de-
struction of man, much less Of silly,
yawping boy? Lucetta, you are madl"
"Mad or sane, my accusation will
have it's results, Mr.. Trohm. believe
too deeply in your guilt not to make
others do So"
"Ah," said he, "then you have not
done SO yet? You believe this and that,
but you have not said sc"
"No," she calmly returned, though
her face blanched to the oolorlessness
of wax ct have not said so yet"
Oh, the cunning that crept into his
facet
"she has not said it. Oh, the little
Lucetta, the wise, the careful little Lu-
oetta!"
"But will, :" she cried, meeting his
eye with the courage and constancy Of
a martyr, though / bring death upon
myself. will denounce you and do it
before the night has settled down upon
us. 1 have lover to, avenge, brother
to defend. Besides, the earth should be
rid of such monster as you"
"Such monster as 1? Well, my
pretty one"-his voice grown suddenly
wheedling, his face study Of mingled
passions-"we will see about that.
t~,ma inst stem nearer. Lnastta.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15
LOCAL

A Climatic
Aztec ton
Nothing but a loca
remedy or change o.
c Innate will cure 1t.
Get a well-known plial
maceuticalremedy,
Ely's Cream Balm
1t Is quickly Absorbed
Gives Relief at once
Opens and cleanses thu
Nasal Passages.
Allays inflammation,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15

TO MISS knollys, you might take that
road. But Mr.. Gryce will expect you
to be very quiet. The young lady ex-
pressly said before she came into this
place that she could do nothing if for
any reason Mr.. Trohm should suspect
that they were not alone"
1--WE will be quiet, assured him,
anxious to hide my face, which I felt
twitch at every mention Of Mr.. Trohm's
name behind the screen he thus offered
for our use. Loreen was already behind
the hedge.
The evening was one Of those which
are made for peace. The sun, which
had set in crimson, had left glow on
the branches of the forest which had
not yet faded into the gray of twilight.
The lawn, around which we were skirt
ing, had not lost the mellow brillianoy
which made it sparkle, nor had the olus-
ter Of varied hued hollyhooks, which
Get their gorgeousness against the neat
yellow Of the peaceful doorposts, shown
any dimness in their glory, which was on
q par with the setting sun. But though
I saw all this it no longer appeared to
me desirable. Lucetta and Luoetta's
fate, the mystery and the impossibility
Of its being explained out here in the
midst Of turf and blossoms, filled all my
thoughts and made me forget even my
own cause for shame and humiliation, il
not sorrow.
Loreen, who had wormed her way
along till she crouched nearly opposite
to them, plucked me by the gown as
approached to where she was, and,
pointing to the hedge which pressed NJ
80 close it nearly touched our faces,
seemed to bid me to look through.
Searching fora spot where there was .
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15
ago or,eu up ana apanuoneu luz une
other.
The rescue of Lucetta followed after

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other.
The rescue of Lucetta followed after
more or less difficulty AS she had
tainted in falling she had not suffered
much, and soon we had the supreme
delight of seeing her eyes unclose upon
the face of Loreen.
"Ah,' she murmured in a voice
whose echo pierced to every heart save
that of the guilty wretch now lying
handcuffed on the sward, 81 thought I
saw Albert, and he was dead, and r.
But here Mr.. Gryce, with an air at
once contrite and yet strangely trium-
plant, interposed his benevolent face be-
tween hers and her weeping sisters and
Whispered something in her ear which
turned her pallid cheek to glowing
scarlet. Rising up, she threw her arms
around his neck and let him lift her.
AS he carried her-where was his rheu-
matism now - out of those baleful
grounds and away from the reach Of the
maniac's mingled laughs and cries her
face was peace itself. But his-well, his
was study.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15
Compound Vapor and Sham
900 Baths.

Most all dis
eases are caused
by poisonous sec
retions, which
clog the wheels
of NATURE.
The name and
the symptoms
may be different
but the cause Of
disease can u.s.
11a11v ha fraoad
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15

TO RE CONTINUED.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15
SYNOPSIS.


CHAPTER Amelia Batterworthl who had
done clever detective work, is called upon by
MIR. Gryce, a professional detective. to take up
an interesting case. II.-He tells her that in a
certain village several persons have suddenly
disappeared. In this place lives family Of the
q Mss MT GySs desires Miss
work. III. and IV.-Miss Buttefworth goes to
visit the Knollys home. finding there Misses Luz
viii %a V and aSa shsa erStheE
dimes with the family and lie taken to her room.
She remains awake during the night, and, hear
Lucetta, who gives unsatisfactory reasons for
the disturbance. VIII. and IX.-Mr. Trohm, q
neighbor visits the Knollys.. Lucetta is terri
terworth receives a letter from Mr.. Gryce telling
whistle he sends her. XI:sAn old crone called
her a quarter, wnereupon Mother Jane repeats
NIn.7Miss Butterworth leaves the house and
Knollys house and beiug married before her
mother could oyertake her. Since then a phan-
tom e ca Is said to e through Lost Mans
pearing. X1yand &N.-Mr. Trohm drives Miss
Bntter,wo lr1 In his wagon. Returning to the
and lover, whose request for ananswer to his
suit I.ucreta is endeavoring 70 put of: He
Mss Heat ssps sts U% eeP KY
chamber which she has heard Is haunted.
XNII.-In visiting 1t She finds her way into
Williams sanctum and discovers that he Is q
viyisectl0nist. XVIII.-Miss ButterwOrth pass
es an uncomfortable night. She Is locked In her
chamber and loses her whistle which she keeps
to call the police but RECEIVERS It. XIX.-Mak-
Ing further explorations she finds two shutters
tied together with knot of Grape. Indicating =
death In the house, Xxx. and XXI.-Miss But
demeanor of Mr.. Trohm and goes with him to
visit Mother Jane. who repeats her combination
Of numbers. XXII.--Miss Butterworth sees on
the wall shadows Of several persons carrying
what appears to be corpse to Its burial. She
| follows and sees the bearers lower CONN
| through a hole In the floor XIII, XIV and
| NXN.-Miss Butterworth meets Mr.. Gryce at
the hotel. He informs her that he has q clew
pointing to Mother Jane as the culprit and that
he has examined. a string of vegetables in
Mother James cabin, finding in one Of them.
valuable rng He assisted g the
her that the corpse was 9 favorite dog. Of
| William Knollys. He had disguised himself In
| Mother James clothes the others supposng him
| to be Mother Jane. Miss Butterwortll tells him
| of her finding the knot of Grape and convincel
| him that what was buried was human. XVI.
/ XVIII. and XXYIII.-Mr. Gryce scratches the
i Knollys house and goes to the grave In the eel.
lar. Heis about 70 open 1t when Loreen stops
him ann ayows It Is the grave of her mother.
| terworth recognized 1t as that Of her fr0mel
| friend. XXX.-LoreeneX explains that her mother
having committed criminal offense, left the
| country, but had recently returned. Her child
| rem had hidden her in the house. and she had
| died there.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15

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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-03-15

Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
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as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
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prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-26
D|sT|NGU|DOS HUESPEDES
Vista ala DEMOcRAClA

En- la maHana de hoy tayimos ell in
menso placer de yer en- esta redacclon 8
los queridos amigos venezolanos Simon
Barcelo de la juventud literaria inte
ligente de aquelIa repdblica, luchadol
infatigsble, y personalidad sobresalien
te en- la actual polftica venezolaua, y 8
MIR. George Becker de la firma banca
ria Becker J Companfa. de Caracas
a tan apreciables amigos acompafiar
sus bellas espirituales esposa., que no,
ursPrDsarOn raInbIen ell alto honor d.
visitarnos.
Pertenecen los esposos Becker Bar
cello 10 mas honorable de la sociedad
yenezolana : van d paseo de verano
los EsIauOs UHIuOs.
Sc encuentra tambien bordo del Ca
racas, ell general Jose A. Velntini, uno
de los hombres publicos mas prominen-
tes de la polftica ; de la sociedad vene
zolana.
Al desear a tan huenos amigos IN
prospero viaje a la gran repablica, les
ratiticamos nuestra consideraci6a ca
riflo de siempre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-26

oucfios de sus dcseOe de ser serdade
ros amcricanos, adoptindo los procedi
mientos que han hecho de los Estados
Unidos una gran Nacion-
Los ofrecimientos h-chos al GobeTna-
dor Militar en- la Asamblea conyocads
en- Diciembre pasado, sc han cumPiId'
con lt.altad, y todos agradece su oneD
deseo cordial cooperacion-
Aprecia en- su justo valor la honrais
celosa gestion de sus Secretaries Ii
ayuda prestadole por estos en- Ia labor
de iastituir reformas J enmendar leyes-
Los puertorriqueflos no deben Impa
cientarse, sino adaptarse caanto antes q
los cambios propuestos, los cuales sof
para su bien = tienden 3 La prosperifso
Y mejor amiento de la Isla-
Dsbe tomarse en- cuenta la dsfereoels
de costumbSes, idioma : relaciones q
ilargos amos, todo 10 cnal es diffcii ell
minar en- plazo tan brese, pero que urg'
Icambiarse antes de que sea possible ade
lanto ;lguno de impt Ytancias
Conffa cree ell Gobernsdor que 10
procedimientos que Sc adopten estara,
basados en- la humanidad y en- la justi
cia. sin perder de vista ell aureo precep
to de "a tn projimo como Il mlsmos
Tai norma de conducts conducira
Iaxito a la harmonic. Ell feel celos'
|cumplimiento de sus obiigacioIes po
parte de todos los funcionarios, la ex
ltricta observancia de leyes : melors
lbasadas en- codigos justos y moraliEsdo
res, debera ser la piedra fundamenta
de toda accion.
Da gracias a la oficialidad y soldado
lpor su cooperation , voluntaria subor
u dinaci6n las autoridades civiles, d d
de proporcionar esta oportunida ad Par
!, aprender practicar las funciones qu
!, estaran llamadas ejercer, retirada
Iaue sean las fuerzas militares.
Cree que de proseguIr con planta ir
me por ell sendero trazado, partiendo d
una base recta, no podra menos de al
canzarse ell exito y la prcsperidad, eui
minando por fin en- la victoria y fellc
dad del pueblo Tai sera siempre {
fervoroso anheIo del Gobernador Mill
tar saliente, quien mientras viva consel
gara carinoso recuerdo de su estanci
entire los puertorriquefios.
II Por mandate del Mayor Geners
Henry: w. P. HALL, AyudaRte Ge
neral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-26

mocraticp expansive que demana. Ia
transformation realizada en- 81 r,ais
encaminada al goce de las libertads.
cOmpatibles con el sacrosant0 ideal ae
La independencia, noble asptracf6n
coHquistada por Ia heroicidad del pue-
bio cubano, auxiIiado de la gran 70
publica Sorte americana, cuyo g0iier.
no rige trsnsitoriamense nUe tro des.
Eino-
De acusrdo con 81 senfiP expqe.to
en Las antsriores iineas, esEeFO oua
este noble Eaaebso, aa distinction de-
razas mi prOc7tescias, czyoEefe al bic
nessar De la 6,cast9a6 jateresandose
oor la saegse Gsf sefasIs0 Municipal,
slefudo fjeE y9aF@46dr fss9 0r1ea EMU
ssassa Ie 50 Edf6gf ESQ r ssaG&Te obser-
ya19f Ge st.s <e5erss, d esyss@so De que
con 81 essenacEfy gebb@as1s a i1eticia
sge nos asEsgs para esze - s@4&ice en-
| 5reve es IDEAL 44e ~ e45aNos aeari-
clan como oeressfa pf9c50>z tss sus
leryylc0s saCT Iae50s
Pueblo reuediaa0, csgnAa eu Ia sin
,eridai boen dese0 del aalg0 que
se Ofrece 4 ~ consjderacIlsn con ei
respeto que p0r tgs proveF5iaIes Fir
IuGes ciyicas eres acreedOr..
ENRIQUE MAL4RET.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-26

aIgnn plan de reformss sea del orde,
que fneren, pierden Disbursements
tempo, rues NAL que les pese, en- tod
resolution en- que sea parte Ell pueDi'
puertorriqueflo, 10 mismo en- Las delibe
raciones del capital, que en- las sober
mas determinaciones de la multituu
los amigos de Munoz Rivera estara'
siempre en- abrumadora ID .yer.a
Tai como IN suceiido en- la As1m
bIes, donde para NADIA habfa que trae'
incidentes de Ia polftica.
Pere volvamos d ocuparnos de L
asamblea, en- su primera reunion.
Veamos la nota polftica que fue i
en- ella predominante, J ex'racta nos /.
que dice nuestro querido companer.
FL IeyritoTio /:
<Soilcitado por algunos senores de
Iegados que Sc constituyera Ia mesa de
ini.iva, iba 4 procederse a este aet'
por votaci6n; mas considerando que este
procedimiento harfa perder un temp
precioso, = que Sc esbozaban dos tre
candidaturas, sc convino propoBer uns
candidatura de conciliacion para que
mediante la aprobacion de los presea
| les, fuera proclamada. Hfzose asf, re
| 1Itando electos los sehores slguientes
Presidente, don Santiago r. Palmer
vice, don Manuel Egozcue; Seeretario
lon Rafael Lopez Landron; vocaies
don Marcelino Sola, don Ramon IL
Delgado, don Manuel GarnuTlas, doi
Tu,io Otero : don Jose Toro Rios>-
AL ocupar sus puestos, solicito la pa
labra don Vicente Vina, manifsstand'
que no estaba conforme con Ia eonstItu
;i6n de La mesa. pues el entendfa gu
en- ella s6lo debfan hgurar sgricuitore
q terraten ente-,y y que no sleId asi, pro
testabs del acto, retirandose del local
| ,omo 10 hiZo. Sc dio Ell senior Egozcu
por eonprendido en- la protesta, expo
niendo que "a queuno solo de los miem
brosde la Asambiea protestaba, Ell
retiraba tambien.
| Comenzaron los trabaIos, votandos
tyarios acuerdos references q condona
cion de contribuciones atrasadas, sus
pension de procedimientos de apremio
contra las fincas, soiicitud de Tranquil
Icias para nuestros frutos, J banco
4grfcoIas. Terciaron eE ell debate 10
Sres. Sola, Torres, Blanco, Camunas
Lopez Landron algunos mas. De es
los acuerdos nos ocuParemos en- 10 So
lcesivo con la extension que merecen.
AL llegar q la question Banccs, al pr
ponerse ell nombramiento de una Comi
sion que estudiara los medios de conse
guir que aquellos lIegaran d la practices
Ioy6 NAL, sc precipit6 en- demasfa, ez
presando la idea de que no habfa necs
sldad de mas comisiones, tai vez dlsps
raudo d determinada persona ell seno
Faiardo. La opinion de este selor di
OCCASION al senior Hernandez Lopez, pa
Ira pronunciar una oracion esplendlds
Irebosante de patriotismo oraci6n gu
Ifue nota simpatica, demostrativa d.
amor d este pals J a sus hombres ma
lconspicuos J patTfotas.s
/ Hemos de continuar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-26

on esrcasmo de Ia OF inion 5 mengua
lie los que tai hacen.
De ustedes affrnos. amigos J anti guos
orreligionarios.
Ramon Ces.ero, Manuel v. Colon,
Nemesio Guariiola, jose n. GuardIola,
,arlos Guardiola, Segundo Guardioia'
lose Maria Salgado, Enrique Ramos
IuIier, Felix Escudero, Juan Escudero,
Ambrosio Campos, Ramon G. Marti-
.ez, Ssturnino Campos, Andres Guar
tioIa, Felipe Colmenero, Jose Cordo-
-, Marcelino Roias, Sandaiio r. Es-
.uiero, Dumas Garcia, Candido Aie'
Pena, Andres Sepulveda, Marceline
,oncepca6n, AEtero Lopez, Jose Guar
iiola, Rafael Garcfa, Esteban Carols
Iuan Villa, Maximiliano C6rdova, re
iro. Baez 20. Bernardino Conception
Aquilino Gonzalex, Gonxalo Baez, Juar
Perez, Jesus Marrero, Ramon Arroyo
Modesto Rosario, Eduardo Arreche
Esaugelista Santiago. Eugenio Santa
go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-26
Los CABLES DEL !" BOLET|N :
Ell CABOTAJE
RESERvAS

Los cables recibidos por ell Boiefin
Neycuaf1 ell dia "a del presente J llega-
los i esta eiudad anoche, revisten i'm
port ancis sun q.
En- ellos Sc asegura que ell Presidente
Mac kiuley, ha publieado una orden
ieclarsndo libre ell cabotale entire los
puertos de los Estados Unidos J los de
esta Isla.
Dicha trascedental Media debese,
continian diciendo los cables, a los IN
formes presentados por la ComIsIon Co
lonial qae nos visito ha POGO tempo,
bajo la direction del general Kennedy.
Asegnra tambien La information ca
blegratica del Boletin, one en- W Washing
ton Sc guarda la mayor reservs, por
parte del Gobicrno, acerca de las nue.
vas tarifas que han de regir.
Hay en- toda esta informacion, aigo
que no comprendemos, que no nos ex-
plicamos.
Por ell espfritu letra de la Consti-
|tucion americana, la facultad iegislati
va ss competencia lnica de las Camaras.
La accion eiecutiva no puede liegar
hasta ahf aun dentro de las excepcIo-
males cireunstaucias porque atraviesa la
naci6n, en- ell actual perfodo militar.
La facultad disgrecional, concedlda
al cindadano Presidente de la Union
sc refiere todo 10 que pueda deTlvarse
por ell estado de la guerra. En- ese ca
so no esta la declaratoria de cabotaje.
Pudiera ser, que antes de la elsusura
| de las Camaras, que sc verified ha POGO,
ell poder legislative coneediera al Pre-
sidente autorizaci6n administrative bas
tante para resolyer los problemas eco
n6micos polfticos planteados en- Puer
| to Rico, pero ann considerada La cues
Iti6n baio ese pnnin d~--i.s"'z s0'H "os =
tfaSuItzd de fegssiar para materias dc
lcierto orden es una prorrogativa inalie
| Fable dol Iogialadnr,- do oaracter iutras.
misible.
Nos extrafla ademas, dada La impor-
tancia de la noticia, que no Ia conozca
ell Gobierno de la Isla; y 81 la conoce,
que no la haya dado al dominic publico.
La reserya, pues, Sc nos impone, has
ia yer que dicen los cables que llegan
| mafiana sobre ell particular.
De todos nodos, celebrarfamos que
fuese va un hecLo la conquista de tan
.. importante reforma.