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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
ATTORNEYS COSTS.

The question of attorneys costs was
raised before Judge Gary last Thurs
day in an interesting argument and
with result that will prove interest,
ing all over the state.
The issue. was between c. f. SpeD
Ger, Esq, and J. S. Brice, ESQ.,, ove1
the question as to whether plaintiff:
counsel was entitled to taxed cos,
amounting to some $2S in, the case o
the foreclosure of a mortgage, execu
ted in 1896.
The matter was first heard before
Jos. F.. Wallace, Esq, who was at th'
time acting as clerk of the court. L
was the general impression among
lawyers all over the state, that as tn
result Of certain changes in the law
attorneys were entitled to costs, espe
cially in the case of liquidated con
tracts, sueb as mortgages, etc. upol
hearing argument Mr.. Wallace decided
! in favor of Mr.. Rrice, and Mr.. Spence
appealed to the circuit court.
In introducing the case, Mr.. Spence
stated that it was merely a question o
costs on an existing liquidated con
tract. Judge Gary at once indicates
that, of course, costs would be allow
ed; but at the same time offered t
listen to Mr.. Brice.
Mr.. Brice stated that previous t.
1892 attorneys costs were allowed il
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
ARDREY-MACK.

Miss Mary Mack, daughter Of Rev
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Mack, was married
at Fort Mill last Wednesday night,
says the correspondent of the Charlotte
Observer, to Mr.. w. Benjamin Ardrey,
an energetic young business man OF
Fort Mill. The marriage took place
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
where a large number of friends OF
both the bride and groom had gather
ed. The halls, parlor, library and din
ingroom were decorated with ivy and
potted plants, while the whole house
was a-hossom with the carly flowers
of spring.
Shortly after the hour of 8 o'clock,
the notes, of the wedding march, i'm
pressively rendered by Miss Mary BeIk,
sounded through the house. Two
schoolmates of the bride at Agnes-Scott
Institute, Misses Bessie Scott, OF Deea-
tur, Ca, and Mabel Ardrey, sister OF
the groom, dressed in pure whitey en-
tered the parleT. They were followed
by the young people, whose lives were
to be linked together, and who took
their stand uuder an arch of ivy.
The words which made them husband
and wife were impressively spoken by
Rev. DR.. Mack.
The bride looked charmingly pretty
| in her dress of white organdy trimmed
with white satin ribbons. She carried
bouquet of orange blossoms and
white lilacs.
f After the ceremony the guests re-
paired to the diniDg-room, where an
Eelegant repast was served. The guests
Ewere waited upon by Misses Bessie
white, Bert ThorDwell and Ardells
Mills.
I The out-of-town guests at the we'd
| ding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ardrey
of Ardrey's; Mrs. Sarah Hemphill and
Nrs. jamie Stringsellow, of Chester;
Miss Bessie Scott, Of Decatur, Ga.
tMrs. John Walter Niller and Mrs. G.
IP. Wheeler, of Charlotte; and Mrs
EW. E. CunninghanD.
/ There were many elegant and uss'
Eful presents. The happy young coar
Iple will reside in Fort Mill. The
Eepoom, is a son Of Dir. and Mrs. j w
Ardrey, and is II representative Of eoe
Iof the substantial families of Xsgk
Icoanty and upper South Carolina.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
THE SAMOAN TROUBLE.

The troubles between the British,
Americans and Germans in Samoa Is
making lots of exciting talk in the
newspapers, and the probability is that
there will be great deal more OF the
same kind before the thing is settled.
In a nutshell the situation is this
Germany had good strong foothold
in Samoa, and then Great Britain and
the United States came along. There
came trouble, and as the result OF 1t a
supreme court was established and all
parties agreed to abide by the decisions
of this court. There came war OF
succession among native chiefs and
German sympathy sided with Mataa-
fa who was backed by majority OF his
countrymen. The supreme court de-
cided in favor of Malietoa, and that
placed the United States and Great
Britain together on the side OF the law
The Germans seems to be all rlgh'
60 far as public sentiment goes IN sa
moa but the combination between
America and Great Britain is backee
nm bv the law. The combination, too
is quite a powerful one, it is unneces
sary to note.
! Germany is in the predicament o
having to obey the law and repudiat
the action of her consul or uphold ne
consul and repudiate the law, situa
) ton which to say the least, is quit
embarrassing. If she goes back on he
3 consul she will lose all the prestlg
che has heretofore had in Samoa, and
. che sustains her consul she will haV
f on hands a very unpleasant contract
e that of licking two very powerful nj
: tions.
How it is going to turn out, OF courS
:, cannot be foretold but is is very cie'
s that if the worst comes to the Wors
l. there is going to be serious buslnes
'r Of course, the United States anu gre
$ Britain can whip Germany and all u
le mowers she can bring to her assistance
= a but then there would be no special II
r, in the job.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
THIS IS GENEROUS.

There is movement in Rock Hill
to compliment number of Confeder-
ate veterans with round trip tickets to
the great reunion on May l0-l3. The
movement has taken the shape Of vol
unteer contributions of tickets by in
dividuals and combinations of indi-
viduals. Up to last Tuesday, accord
ing to the Rock Hill Herald, the fol-
lowing named subscribers had agreed
to pay for tickets as indicated, each
subscriber making his own selection
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
LOCAL LACONICS.
Until January List, 1900.

Until January LIST, 1900.
THE TWICE. A-WEEK ENQU1RRR, filled
with the best and most reliable up-to-date
news, will be furnished from the date or
this issue until January 1st, 1900 for Sl.4O.
Christian .Endsavor.
The annual meeting of the Christian
Endeavor is to be held at Union on
next Wednesday, April lsl The round
trip rate from Yorkville will be $2.65.
Tickets ON sale April II, Is, 10 and 20,
with final limit April "a.
The Chaingang.
As the result of the recent term OF
the court of general sessions, the chain.
gang was augmented by II additions,
whose sentences. in the aggregate, are
the equivalent of the labor of one man
for 10 years and month. Altogether
there are now about 80 convicts on the
gang, and most of them are stout,
able-bodied men.
Work on the Road.
The ENQUIRER has not yet taken
occasion to make any special investi-
ton of the progress of the chaingang
out on the Charlotte road but from
individuals from that section, learns
that some good work is being done.
Several long stretches over a rotten
stone bed are said to be almost as good
as macadam. There are bad places in
between the good however, and the
reporter is without sufficient informa'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
EOcAE. AFFAIRS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mrs. IT. NJ. Dobson-Lets you know that
she receives new millinery every week
and sells Red G oil.
Thos. F. Mellow, Special Referee-Gives
notice to the creditors of the Rock Hill
Cotton factory to present their claims to
him on or before the 10th day of June,
1899.
The Ganson Dry Goods Company-Pro-
claims war to the knife in the matter OF
slashing prices on their goods, besides
giving piano coupon on every so cents
cash purchase.
John r. Logan, S. Y. C.-Advertises for
sale on the first Monday of May, real
estate at the suit of Kelly Inman vs..
Lewis Tigler and others.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15
MUNICIPAL REGISTRATION.

Up to date the following named cit
izens have qualified themselves to vote
in the municipal elections to be held
during next year by securing registra-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15

thrown the rope over the rafter, made
a moose, and putting it around his neck
swung off. His feet were some dis.
tance from the floor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15

The remaining issues of THE EN-.
ouIRER in which coupons will be print.
ed, will he April 10, April %, April
26, April 20 and May 8.
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ton certificates /:

ton certificates:
Witbers Adickes,
DIR. J. b. Allison,
R. T. Allison,
| w. NJ. Allison,
J. w. Alexander,
J. r. Ashe,
J. s. Brice,
E. B. Beard,
N. J. N. BoweD,
J. NJ. Brian,
H. H. Beard,
Rev.A. n. BrunsoD,
J. s. Bratton,
| DR.. r. A. Bratton,
Noah Banks, p. C.
w. w. Boyce,
A. Cody,
E. A. Crawford,
W r. Carroll,
j. w. Carr,
It. w. ClawsoD,
J. r. Carson,
DR.. T. r. Carothers,
A. Y. Cartwright,
j. S. Drak efrd,
T. NJ. Dohson,
r. H. Dobson,.
W. B. de Loaehr
T. G. Dunlap,
T. S.. Easterlingr
w. E. Ferguson
j. NJ. Ferguson,
D. E.. Finley,
s. NJ. Griss,
L.. &. Grists
H.. T., Grist,.
w. D.. Grist,.
T.. M. Gi.ist,.
%. E. c}rist,
L. Geo. Grist,.
]. B. Gordon.
n. G. Gbenn,.
W. D. Glenn,
C. F. Gordon,
P. M. Cranes.
Rev. B. H..Grit@,
w. H. Gwinn,.
J. j. Hunter,
J. A.. HarsAaw,,
w Cl Harohaw
John NJ. Hope.
J. w. P. Hope.
John II: Hart,
Major j. p. HART
6. w. 8. .Hayt,.
w. H. Hern6on,.
r. J. HerndeD,.
s. L. Hobbs.
Brooks DnmaD,..
w. w. Jenkins.
w. NJ. Kennedy,
&c. NJ. KuJkenSal,.
w. NJ. Kennedy ,jr.
J. B. kenaedys.
J. r. Logan.
J. E. Lowry.
p. w. Lows,
r. B. Lowry.
IS. L. Latilner,..
w. w. Lewis,.
6. M. Lowrsnce,.
j. r. LindSaEJ..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15

DR.. J. M. Lowry,
w. G. Latimer,
J. B. Lowry,
J. A. Latta,
NJ. j. Long,
Clarence LowranCe;
w. r. Latimer,
r. E. Montgomery,
w. B. Moore,
B. N. Moore,
w. A. Moore.
, w. H. McCorkle,
r. S. Mcconnell,
s. A. McElwee,
G.. L. Men eel,
Fl. I. McCaw,
s. M. McNeel,
R. &. McCaw,
A. =. Mcconnell,
w. II. Mcconnell,
T. B. McClain,
DR.. j. D. Mcdowell,
T. F. Mellow,
w. B. McCaw,
P. T. NlcN eel-
H. A. D.. Nicely,
Rev. w. G.. Neville,
H. R. Neal,
6. 81. O'Learyr
j. B. Pegram,
w. NJ. ProPstr
C. G.. ParisA,.
w. o. Rawlsr
A. Rose,
L. Roth,
J. NJ. Rawlinsonr
j. H. Riddle,
Rev. E. 8. Reapes,
]. w. Snider,
H. w. Smith,
j. NJ. Starr,
q. w. Sherrer,
J. A. Sherrer,
j. r. Schorb,
G.: T. Schorb,
T. w. Speck,
C. E. Spencer,
F. E. Smith,
h. u. Strauss,
w. b. Steele,
Jos. F. Wallace,
w. B. Williams,
DR.. w. G. White,
w. Brown Wylie,
r. j. Withers,
w. J. Waters,
J. r. Witherspoon,. ?.
I. D. Witherspoon,
NJ. c. Willis,
l.. r. Williams,
Geo. w. Williams,
A. Springs Withers,
: d. T. Woods,
w. NJ. Walker,
}. p. White,
4. F. Woods,
J. o. Walker,
I'D. .Wishersp Jr
DR.. NJ. W. White,
DR.. Miles J. Walker
S. w. Watson,
j. A. Watson,
Wao6,raud-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15

The last day on which a registration
certificate Cab be secured is April 29-
|supervisor of Registration NcConnelE
thinks that gretty nearly everybody
who is entitled to. rsgistes' is now pro-
x;ded with a certificate. There are q
! few citizens who are still without stats
registration certificates. These WIZ
not be able 10. register beu' mnnlclpss
elections.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15

this office by 9 o'clock on the evening
of May 4, otherwise it cannot be count
ed. This requirement is peremptory,
and is made for reasons of our own,
that are satisfactory and we'll grounded.
So tardy ones who may still have cou-
pons on hand after 9 o'clock, May 4,
will please not present them.
Up to - o'clock, noon, yesterday,
the vote stood as follows:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-04-15

ltnaTlOllS OUSSi NSAt
Robert Love, the 10year-son OF MT
and Mrs. Charles Love, of Paw Creek,
hung himself Saturday afternoon.
News Ct the distressing affair was
brought to town yesterday morning oy
number of persons who live IN tnat
neighborhood. The facts, as learned
from several people, were these: line
how had had chickenpox and had moi
entirely recovered from the disease. A
number of boys who were going hsn
ing came by for him Saturday alter
noon; but his mother refused 10 ie
him 90 on account of his not being
we'll. The refusal angered the boy
and he left the house and went TO al
old work shop, where he was seer
sitting, pouting, on the work oencn
His mother paid no attention to nj
absence, knowing he was in the worl
shop. After an hour or more had gon
by and he did not come in, Mrs. Lov
went to the shop, and opening Ia
door. called him. To her horror sn
saw his body dangling from the end {
rome. which he had tied over u
rafter. She ran to him and held ID
body up to relieve the weight on ID ID
neck. At the same time she screame
for help. Aman who was passing ra
in He cut the rope and then went
quickly as possibly for DR.. McLaugl
lin. While he was gone the motn'
and father used every restorative po
sible: but to no purpose. When II
doctor arrived he said life had oee
extinct for an hour. The boy M
climbed up on molasses evaporato
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07
Di6csslt6d

Nos infOrma nueStrO amigo don
Domingo Cruz director de la banda
de bomberos, las dificultades con que
viene tropezando para satisfacer ell
presupuestO mensual de dicha banda.
La colecta particular que So recoje
en- ell vecindario, va mermandO y en-
breve quedara restada totalmente
dandO pOr resultadO la disOluci0n del
unico cuerpo de musica con que cuen-
ia Ponce para todas sus recepciOnes.
Extinguida la banda de bOmberOs
que sera de. los domingos en- la no.
Chef 4 donde iran solazarse las fa-
milias en- ese unico diade asuetOi
Nosotros creemos que nuestra dig
ma primera autoridad, tan 5celosa de
todo 10 que ata7ie d la cultura de la
ciudad, pudiera tOmar cartas en- Ell
asunto y que ell Aj'untamiento, par
tiendo de las pocas entradas seguras
con que cuenta la banda, la haga
Municipal, cubriendO ell presupuesto
que son unos trescientOs pesos men
suales, con los cuales podria la banda
hacerse de un par de primeras parties
que necesita.
Vergienza seria para Ponce la de
saparici0n de la banda de bOmberOs.
Esperamos que las personas llama
das q detener ell desastre 10 hagan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07
1AyHnfamienfO
Session de anocbe

Sc nombro don Enrique del Vale
ler. Jefe de la Policfa Municipal.
Sc acoydo anuciar concurso la plaza
de 90 Jefe de la Policfa Municipal que
resulta xacante por nombramiento del
seiIor del Vale para Ter. Jefe.
Sc acordo nombrar por aclamacion a
don Ramon Gambia Cordova arquitecto
municipal de esta ciudad.
Sc aprob6 ell proyccto prcsentado por
ell Arquitecto de construction de un par
que de bombas, ur. salon de detenidos =
una sala de socorros en- ell barrio de la
Playa.
Sc acord6 que ell Ayuntamiento en-
pleno llcye eabo la entrega de las me-
dlllas acorjadas para los que Sc distin
guieron en- Ell incendio del % de Enero
en- ell campamento lie artllleria, con to-
da la solemnidai del case.
Sc acord6 hacer presente Il los pesa-
dores demas que SC dedican la ven
ia de carnes en- ell Mercado, la obliga-
ci6n en- que estan de pesar con arreglo
al sistema metrico VICENTE y no al anti
quo de libras, como vicnen haciendolo,
pues de 10 contrario incurriran en- la
consigniente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07
Pregss,stnnsOs

Don Miguel Rivera, propietario de
Maricao, hace un mes y medic vino
a esta ciudad con ell fin de Organizar
una negociacion con la denOminada
COuapu3si0 de Pr6St0a2eOS y depOSitOS
de que es presidente Mtr. H. Hunt,
secretario v tesorero Hebert y MlcOn,
abogado general Mtr. Jewe b. Will
son y agente general Mtr. Charles i.
Philips.
Sc dirigio sus directories, planted
ell negocio y Sc lie hicieron deposltar
100 pesos en- garantia pOr los cuaies
apercibio un recibo que autoriza con
su flrma ell senor licenciadc Aponte.
FL interesado nos pregunta acerca
de las notas de negOciOs dadas pOr
dicha compania. +NosotrOs NADIA sabe-
mos y la unica garantia que le vemos
a la menciOnada asOsiacion es ell
personal que forma la Junta Directi-
va de Ponce. que son todas persOnas
de reconocida honorabilidad; pero co
mo necesitamos saber de modO ciertO,
para los fines de nuestra information,
que mOvimientO de transacciOnes tiene
ell referido Institute, preguntamos a
fin de que quien pueda nos ilustre
acerca del estadO actual de la SOcie-
dad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07
ss-sa@z~-%@sS
EN- Ell PRESIDE
ACTO IMPONENTE

DE tai puede calitiearse Ell acto que
tuvo efecto-en ell Penal ell microbes Ill.
timo de cuatro media clnco y media
de la tarde.
En- cumplimiento de la generosa y
justa disposition del Honorable Jefe
del Departamento de Justicia, don Her
mimic DIaz Navarro, procediose IL
brar de sns cadenas y grilletes 8 los >rs-
clusos Felix Rodriguez, Vicente Sierra
no y Felix Rivers. condenados por el
Codigo espafiol q arrastar, de por vida,
aquellos hierros, como Ell no fuera cas-
tigo suficiente para sus culpas la priva-
ci6n de la libertad.
/ Veriic6se el humanitario acto en- ell
patio principal del establecimicnto, A
presencia del senior Diaz Navarro, Mr..
Daniel J. Cav, jefe del cuerpo de sefla.
les y tcl6grafos, Mr.. E. Nj. Jones, te-
niente de dicho cuerpo, jefes y emplea-
dos del Presidio respetables damas
que ocuparon el balloon de la vivienda
del primer jefe seT'or I.azunaris.
Formaron on fila los confnados; el
Jefe del Dcpartamento de Justicia pro-
nunci6 brilIantes parrafos que fueron
ofdos con religioso silencio y di6 lectu-
ra a su proposition aceptada por el &C.
neral Henry.
Comenz6 enseguida la triste doloro
sa operacion de limar 4 los presos sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07
DeudOres
IL AcreedOreS

Eu un peri6dico de la Capital leemos
10 siguiente:.
xEl Gobernador General ha Ordenado
que todas aquellas personas que tras-
pasaren sus bienes 8 propiedades con
objeto de eludir ell pago de las deudas
que tengan contraidas, seran severa-
mente castigadas. Los que pesar de
esta orden aceptaren dichos traspasos,
quedaran responsables de las deudas
contrafdas por los que verificaren ell
>traspaso
Sc desprende dc 10 que copiamos que
hay agricultores dispuestos al fraude y
que hay tambien quienes estan resuel-
tos tapar la violencia.
Nosotros no comprendemos como
puede llevarse efecto operacion al
gun ,estando prescripto ratiticado por
las resoluciones dictadas por Mtr. Hen
ry que, al verifcarse cualquiera operaci6n
de credito con incas agrfcolas hipote-
oadas, sc tengan en- cuenta los creditos
pendientes legalmente sancionadOs, para
que paedan hacer waller sus derechos
los poseedores. Luego 81 tai es la fn
dole y tendencia de la citada disposi-
ci6n, 5c6mo pueden traspasarse prop1e-
dades que deben>ser reglstradas y que
tienen que sufrir la tramitacion legal?
Estudiaremos ell asunto para exponer
con mayor claridad la situaci6n en- quo
quedan deudores acreedores en- este Ii
tigio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07
LITERATURA
e. c0RAz0N PERDIDo

Yendo una tardecita de paseo por
las Gales de la ciudad, vi en- ell suelo
un objeto rojo: me baja; era un san
grento y vivO coraz0n que recogi
Debe de habersela
perdido a algQna mujer -pense al OBJ
Iservar la blanduray y delicadeza de la
tierna viscera que, al cOntacto de mis-
dedOs paipitaba como 81 estuviese to-
dayia dentro del pecho de su dueiia.
Lo envOlvi con esmerO en- un blando
pano, 10 abrigue, 10 escondi bajo mi
ropa, y me dedique a averiguar quiea
era la mujer que habia perdido Ell co.
raZ0n en- la Gale.
Para indagar mejor, adquiri unos ma
ravillosos anteojos, que permitian yer
al traves del corpino, de Ia repa inte-
rlor, de la carne y de las costilIas-
como por esos relicarios que soH ei
busto de una santa tienen en- ell De
cho una ventanita de cristal ell moar
que ocupa ell coraz6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07

Mnfloz, Ramon Rosado, Nicomedes Ro
bed, juan Aromf, -Eduvijis Gonzales,
j uIio Archcbal, Simplicio Figueroa,
Luaas Alvarez, Alfredo Campos y Ba-
rros, Agustfn Castillo Marrero, Fran
cisco Castillo, Luis Archevai. Maximi
liano Oven, Julian Maldonado, Grego-
rio Villalf, Joaquin Rodriguez, Miguel
Usino, jose Salazar, Natalie Rivera,
Luis Arroyo, Aberano Colon, Baldome-
70 Toro, Manuel Nazario, Luis Bougar,
Antonio Martinez Martinez, Pablo
Morales, Avelino Rodriguez, Francis
co Ortiz Panis, Jose Santa Eulalia,
Claudio Pagan, Eusebio Rivera, Felipe
S. Velez. Carlos Perez, Marcelino Mo-
rales, Guadalupe Torres, Juan Rodrf-
guez, Pedro Juan Archeval, Alfonso
Walls, Arturo Sabatell, JUSTINE Rivera
/. Figueroa, Elias Coriero, Juan Cres,
po, Jose Cruz, Enduardo Cintr6n, jose
Gorbes, Carlos Rivera, Pedro Martin
Sac.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07

Paris. consucuencia de algunas
de caracter tumuit1as
rio, se verifioaron numerosas prisiones-
Dfcese que los partidos borapartIsta
y orleanista han emprendido una cam
paiia subversivs, q la cual no Sc assgna
sin embargo, mayor importancis-
Habiendo recobrado la cindad s1 as
pecto habitual, ha erefeo Ell general Zar
linden que no ha cesado un momsSto
de hacer effective ell orden en- Paris
conyeniente lev2ntar la consigna que
mantenfa listas las tropas en- sue pues-
tOs.
El Presidente del Consejo, NJ. Char
les Dupuy, ha enviado al seiior Isoabet
la renuncia de: Ministerio. I'll nuevo
Presidente de Ia Republica no Ia ha
aceptado ha rogado q los actuaies Mi
nistros que conserven sus Portafollos.
De todas parties del mundo liegan al
Elfseo telegramas de felicitaci6n para
ell nuevo Presidente Loubet.
PARIS Ell Presidcnte de la Republi-
ca ha recibido al senior Cam6or, Emba-
iador de Fran,ia en- Washington, los
conceiales de Paris, a los ccncei ales ge-
nerales del Sens y a los Enviados ex-
extraordinarios.
Continuan llegando al Elfseo los te-
legramas de congratulaci6n.
M. Peignot, candidate radical, ha 81
do electo diputado por Epernay, en-
eemplazo de NJ Vale, nombrado Sc
nadOr.
El Herald publica una entrevista dc
su .corresponsal con Maximo Gomez.
Ell resumcn de esa entrevista IS que el
general Gomez sc ha declarado parti-
dario de la independents de Cuba.
Washington. --Algunos senadoEcs
acusan al Presidente Nc kinley dc par
cialidad en- favor del am; rsiifse Samp-
son contra ell almirante Schley.
Ell general Otis ha telegra6sdo que
esta satisfecho del exito de su campana
en- la lsla de los Negros.
Ell Mensaje del Presidente Loubet es
objeto de los concentrates de toda Ia
prensa francesa. Estos concentrates son
EN- general fsvorables y todos los perid-
dicos reconocen que ell Mensaje ha sido
acogido con calurosos aplausos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07

ferreas ligaduras. Gaia cl martillo,
con golpe seco, sobre ell remache de las
cadenas, = entire el chirriar de In lima
ell EsartilleO continue, fuerou cayendc
aqnellas trabas repuguantes, altimo reg
to de la domination espahoia y aus in
quisitoriales procedimientos.
Los norteamericanos atlf pressutes
sacaron varias vistas fotogrAhcas,
autorizados debidamente, llevaronse,
como recuerdo, un par de cadenAs con
destino uno de los Museos de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Conmovedor & imponente resaito ei
y, al evocarlo, sientese
ain impresionado nuestro Amino.
Loor al General Henry y al Jefe Gel
Departamento dc Justicia por haoes
abolido tan cruel como indtil anpticio.
R III. DKlsADos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-07

tiene ante ellos nnevos deberes para
el porvenir.
Mufioz Rivera triunfara en- la con-
tienda, sus amigos asi 10 esperan al
desearle feliz viaje y pronto regre-
SO q la patria.
Vease ell telegrama a que nos
referimos.