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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
MORE LANDS
FOR SETTLERS

WASHINGTON. April 4. - The
President today signed a proclama-
ton opening To the public the east
ern half Of the Southern Ute Indian
reservation, In the southwestern
part OF Colorado. The opening
takes. place at noon, May 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

restoa "f oTmhhnE 'e"as' WV - - A. and
Following Is = list OF ths Pl"Pt' e
s,p ee, chinese lottery, wo chone ealains
c,t, Gee 10 and Mon Hop. Chinese lottery a Wa@hns''" ~
vv,o CRAY chinese lottery, Washington street
~. A,svie california 100 Second avenue south
/ n Hronn. lottery Clancy buldlnEH' -, 49,, e.ci.
- tn. standard club corner Washington street ana o'''
nj -, .....,.
n. Kennedy, Horse shoe eiep ''''i'" $50
,.hr WILEY aiew street ,,...,n.,on
,en ,.n.latne owl corner second avenue south ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
+" SCRAPS. /"

The King o. Italy is a eonfrmel
vegetarian.
A shesi u herring numbers from
500 90 to i.ooe.es
The number % cities IN Massaoha-
se,tH has doubled In Is years.
British consuis are now required q
send important trade reports and
news By telegraph.
Hofri rhamhsrmaias arr Spuknown
in Mexico. Men make the beds and
keep the rooms in ordcH
Queen Victoria has se4n every
throne IN the world vacated ~ least
bhee. and aomo of then several
times.
STR John Lubbock says ga. 9uE-
by boy who was ONES asllsd. what
IS thsodolitef'' replied hsist q
God"
Andrew Carnegie In q soiiecfot -
fossils. and IL now anxiann e. buy
that % the Camaraaaurus Dlnsauer
recently unearthed in w'ypmlng.
OF $1,000 adult immigrants admit
ted 90 this country In the aast three
months ~ 1888. ti.eoo had money.
Less than sooo, though. had more
than go.
Every senator who r~tirNi with the
recent congress. made something In
the way ~ set spet2h except
Murphy Of New York ana Roach Of
North Dakota.
Russian photoeraphers shame de-
iinauent customers by hs fing their
pictures upside down In their glass
cases This method soon compcls
them 10 pay up.
Gen. Guy V. Henry was recently
asked what kind OF n man would
aucccel In Porto Rico. He said. "a
man with considerable money and an
much patience"
a well dressed young woman in
Buffalo recently entered the police
station. having In charge a drunken
italian. whom she had found In the
street, ana whose hands she had Sc
cured with her belt.
An ostrich can not kick backward.
when the time has come for the bird
to be- dcapoiicd Of Its feathers. its
head la Inserted In haR and the
plueker stands behind HIS victim. \
blow from ita foot has viEor enough
10 XIII n man.
Miss Florence Nightingale 10 now
sloar upon so. She has suffered very
much from III health In her declin-
ng years, hE the result Of ovorwork
md Of foyer brought on by her self
,acrlnclng lubors during the Crimea
war.
organ grinders In Vervlers, Bel |
rum, are by law compelled TO APP !
iear every morning before the po- /
lee superintendent and play their I
The organs which are I
,ut Of tune must be set Ia order be-
ore license To play on the street |
vii be granted.
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,ne, thence noutheriy on Firm av-
snte 1sventy-fve feet thence Nee.-
.,lv on cherry street 10 Thlra AZ
s,ue. thence sauthcriy on Thlfa aN
snu. to Yoalcr way, thence east ="
yezi,r way 70 FIRTH avenue sputn,
4, Jackson street 20 sixth Ntnue
/ .,uth 10 Weller street and eu'l
| -,r.ef produrcd 70 FirAt esfnur
s..,,,. ,h.ue. south on First ASenthae
------,.---. f,----'-Ir thrnce west
r,n,.ettcut street % tns eaAt
parrin - Railroad avenue
lin a norihefiy direction Mus :.
east margin II Railroad afsaN' -
It'slsn street; thnneo easi"tsf -
Itrninn street Ia FIRST avenue 49,, 49,. /.
,s.fhsriy on Flrst avenue 20 brhh'
way 10 the place q beginning. b.
p,,ytsed. That the line ef al
.,4..ta ana avenues named Hhah %
,sla 20 mean both sides ~ "a, 2
.t,e.ts and avenues, except 70 Nail.
49, s.sans The ordinances
|. sides 81 Second avenue d.. rv~.s
/. way. on both sides ~ Third stree
6 from Yeaier way To Pike sires'
: I'lks street frnm the alley between
. Fifst avenue and Second avenue Z
1 NTH avenue. both sides.
Provided. That no saloon W hoie
d har located on Second avenue b.
tween Cherry street aud Yssier VA
{ shall have an entrance opsfslnE OF
said second street aud thai The cor
, uer ~ Second avenue and ttiN~ stree
! / and All points within set tsfty fivs
! ! feet shall he excluded from fhs
. saloon district
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Beer In centeons.

WASHINGTON. April 4-Attor-
ney General Grlggs decided today
that civilians may sell beer ut army
post exchanges In cantoous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
ENGLAND
WILLING
To Settle The Samoan
Trouble.

LONDON. April t.-1sori Sails
bury has accepted Germans propos-
al for a tripartite commission to
settle the Samoan difficulty. Tho
United States has already accepted
the proposal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

1T MUST Net BE INFERRED THAT SUCH RADICAL STEPS
WE'RE TAKEN WITHOUT FRICTION. A.
CHINE cREAKEp IN EVERY THE HEARINGS me-
CANE RED-HoT BEFORE FINALLY GOT A DECIDED MOVE
ON ITSELF AND GROUND OUT IT'S oRrsr ORDINANCES
AND ORDERS COUNCILMAN BOTH FEET
BY CRUSHING BETWEEN NEITHER
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HIS DECLARATION TO THE STAR
.--a--.hn noc,lli nj the Action OF
Order Closing Gambling Houses
The Saloon Ordinance May
Be Vetoed.

ALL PUBLIC GAMBLING CEASE IN SEATTLE
LOTTERY GAMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS n CLOSED
SALOONS IN BUSINESS MUST tut UP THEIR
GIVEN LAST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
MRS. GEORGE
on TRIAL
She Killed Mrs. MCKln-
Iey's Brother.

CANTON. ohio, April 4--rhe trial
Of Mrs. Anna George, accused Of
numbering George Saxton, brother
Of Mrs. Mckinley, began here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04
CAPT. MAY SAFE:

HoNGRONG. April Capt. May.
superintendent of police. VINO was
reported To be captured by Chinese.
has returned here unlnJured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

/ nv t4lNlNHRlF htTtAnNlfF ans
Mines association has been lncorpor.
ated with capital OF 81. 200. 900. The
trustees are W. A. Barrtz. o. A
Curry and c. n. Holman.
Attorney u. r. Edison flied an at.
torney's lien for $3.50 yesterday on
a Judgment secured In the superior
court by him for Henry Giles agains,
Fred T.. Sanders and wife.
Charles II. Baker. receiver of the
Merchants National bank. has re-
signed his position, To take effect
April rs, and A. w. Frater has been
appointed to succeed him.
The Seattle Kennel club held a
meeting last night. and arranged a
few minor details about the fourth
annual bench show which will be
held In this city beginning April L..
Judge Hanford has rendered n de-
cision in the case OF NJ. Seller a Co.
vs.. the steamer South Portland,
granting the libelants $4,000. the
amount claimed.
James !. steytier. OF Colby. Kltsap
county. died yesterday afternoon at
the Providence hospital OF liver
trouble. For the last four years he
has lived with Thomas II, Rice, at
Colby. Mr. Stcytier has been In
poor health for over year. but I'M
tll last Friday he objected To being
taken To a hospital At one time he
was employed on the New York
Herald, lie has brother living In
Montreal and the remainder of his
relatives live In South Africa.
The postnnice station. form
orly In the building near the Union
depot. has been moved to els Broad
way. and r. Il. Fisher II the clerk
in charge.
In the case Of benjamin Bogardus
and Nose COPELAND vs.. iAilie Ever
EFT. charged with robbery. Judge
Cam has bound the defendant over
and placed the plaintiff under 800
bonds.
John van Bossche, OF South Sc
attic, and Maggie Goodman, of North
Seattle. were married yesterday at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Sarah A. Kinnanan. formerly pro-
prietor Of the First avenue hotel,
who was arrested last January by
Officer Hubbard. Is being tried be-
fore Judge Jacobs. OF the Superior
court, on a charge of running n
house OF ilifame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

A demurrer was fled this after
noon in the Federal court in the
case of q. w. Cook VS.. the Great
Northern railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

he no mistakes made ieeel standpoint rhe of'"
ast night Will require careful thought on my p''' NV
animation into legal questions involved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

HarbormaHter n. l. Rogers has
filed his monthly report at the City
hall. II shows a marked Increase in
the shipping over the month OF Feo-
ruary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

INCIDENTALLY 1T MAY coAIrT-
ION AMONG THE HoSTfLEs
ssEs sasssEr st,sns rsssETHEw THE OF
REFORM TURN ROUND ROUND WHILE OTHER REpfsn
fIcASs AND FTsfoSfsTs LEAoUED TOGETHER
TO BREAK FEW coos WHEELS THUS PARALYzE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

The walla walla sailed ~ San
Francisco this morning with sixty
six passengers. and the umatilla ar
rived with l3t passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Adviees received from san Franz
cisco state that the schoou Stella
Erland. formerly on the Seattle and
Cook inlet run. was wrecked on the
coast OF Southern California March
is. She had on board a party o..
scientists. but no lives were lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

the residence OF Swain Bjornson. at
Ballard. Rev. II. W. Fletcher ofiicist-
ing.
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SEATTLE INKLINCS.

The Equitable Mercantile and
Mines association has been incorpor-
ated with a capital OF 5000. 900. The
trustees are w. A. Barrtz. o. a.
Curry and G. II. Holman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

The civil service examinations for
the post Office department. viii be
held In the Federal court rooms. be-
g.nnins Thursday roralBr Theie
are over twenty-five applicants at
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Licenses TO wed were issued this
morning for Fred Browning. age 20.
and Mabel Smith. age 30. both OF
Ballard; Charles Davis. age "a. and
Mamie WEIGH, age IS. both OF New
castle. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

The chamber of commerce meets
tomorrow afternoon at 500 O'Clock.
The White river Is causing consld-
cradle trouble owing to n break In
the lever at the Medley ranch, near
Oriflia. The subject was up for
discussion yesterday before the
county commissioners. who instruct
ed the surveyor TO draw up plans
for repairing the lever at an esi-
mated cost OF $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Attorney u. r. Edison flied an at
torney's lien for $3.50 yesterday on
a Judgment secured In the superior
court by him for Henry Gies against
Fred T.. Sanders and wife.
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Mayo, uam.. Awaits csisf Heed. ns,ara.


matte
chief frum Everett The chief expected
hes~an
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The new residence OF Gen. Miles
in Washington was presented "a him
by a number OF wealthy admirers,
who had between them subscribed
s35. eco toward Il. Gen. Schoneid is
/ the only commander OF the army
since the war OF the rebellion. who
has not received a similar honor.
While repairing the steamer Lad,
| Of the Lake, which has run on LAX,
Memphramagog. Vt. for the pas
gold rivet. which had been placed II
the vessels bow by the late Sin
Hugh Allan. of Montreal, when the
20 years workment recently found a
inches long and must have cost near
/ $500.
The foor Of the rotunda In the Lon.
| don Corn Exchange where the mer-
chants gather. is very unique. II is
composed of inlaid woods. arranged
In the form OF a mariners compass.
within a border OF Greek fret. TIP
wards of 1000 pieces OF wood are em-
ployed. Almost every British vari-
ETY. is included in this scheme OF de-
coration.
curious marriage has taken
place at Newcastle, England For
the third time woman named
Markings has been before the altar
In the character OF a bride, and
there has been something remark
able In each OF her three engage
ments. Her first huband was
Quaker. her second a Roman Cath
Ollie and her present Is a Protestant.
At 10 she married man at 80, nj
30 she took a man of 60. and now,
at a., she is united to a man OF So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

,,.. az ovmhi,na iausss with the Names of a'nassf'
WING /. . OF the principal gambling houses In the '' Nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

John van Bossche, OF South Sc
attic, and Maggie Goodman, of North
Seattle. were married yesterday at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

organ grinders In Vervlers, Bel
Flum, are by law compelled 10 ap-
pear every morning before the po-
lice superintendent and play their
Instruments. The organs which are
out Of tune must be set In order be-
fore q license To play on the street
viii be granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Charles II. Baker. receiver Of the
Merchants National bank. has re-
signed his position, TO take effect
April rs, and A. w. Frater has been
appointed to succeed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

In the case of benjamin Bogardus
and Nose Gopuland Va. iAllie Ever
EFT. charged with robbery. Judge
Cam has bound the defendant over
and placed the plaintiff under 800
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

The Seattle Kennel club held a
meeting last night, and arranged a
few minor details about the fourth
annual bench show which win be
held In this city beginning April L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Queen Victoria has seen every
throne IN the world vacated AZ least
hbce. and aomc ~ thulu several
tfmra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Sir John Lubbock says ga. s auE-
By boy who was once aslipf. what
II thsodollte7' replied a hatur "
Cod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Hotri rhambsrmafas are4 puknown
IN Mexico. Men make the beds and
keep ths rooms in ordcE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Andrew Carnegie n soilecfor -
f0saiis. and IL now anxisinH e. buF
that % the Camaraaaurus Dinsausr
recently unsBrthed In Wyoming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

rns Elnr Of Italy is a confirmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Russian photoeraphefsssh ame de-
iinauent customers by hs wing their
pictures upside down I'm their glass
cases. This method soon compols
them 10 pay up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

The -postnnice station. form
orly In the building near the Unio
depot. has been moved to els Broad
way. and T.. Il. Fisher u the cler
In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Miss Florence Nightingale 10 now
close upon so. She has suffered very
much from III health In her declin~
ing years, as the result ~ overwork
and Of fever brought ON by her self
sacrificing lubors during the Crimea
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-04

Every senator who rstirAf with the
recent congress, made something In
the way ~ a set Spet2h except
Murphy Of New York ana Roach OF
North Dakota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28

Celebramos no haya resultado oierta
la alarmante noticia que nos ha tenido
inquietos por unas cuantas horas, para
bien del amigo sefior Sagredo, de la So
ciedad arecibeha y del PartidO Federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
los GUARDTAS
DULLES 7 LOPEZ

I'm papel de esta ciudad, deten8or del
guardia republicauo Juan Lopez, Ell que
dispar6 los tiros ell dia de la manifesto
ci6n, que ocasionaron la muerte de Juan
Turbi, invita- a que Sc compare la con
ducta del tai Lopez con Ia del gusrdia
Quiles, a quien, por inquina y por SCI
federal, Sc quiere hacer a~t0r de aquel
atents1o.
En- cuanto a este dltimo, los tribuna.
les pondran bien en- eIaro que fu6 el
Lopez quien hizo los disparos.
Pero en- cuanto ala conducta pasado
de ambos guardias, vamos presentarla
al pdblico, para que este juzgue q uuc
y otro.
El guardia Norberto Quiles ha estadc
solamente preso dos veces por Je8ione8i
ocasiouadas en- rinas personales.
En- cambio ell guardia republicanc
Juan Lopez ha sufrido las siguientes
condemns
En- 1887 dos condemns por escaudalo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
FjGrdO
y Mej5g

He aquf los nombres de dos ad.
versarios que pssan en- estos m0mentos
por instantes de prueba. Ell uno en-
Mayagiiez y Ell otro en- Yaueo &c desvi-
vieron, Sc multiplication, agotando todos
los recursos del dinero y de la induen
cia para dares ell triunfo su partido
y venir a ser eIlos los factores de la
nuevs situaol6n en- ell seno de las cor.
poraciones munieipales.
Viene la lucha, les favorece ell triun.
TO y resultan fuera de las curules mu.
nicipales, Fajardo y Meifa. 81 fu6
ramos VeugativOs, dirfamos que esos
sefores sc tienen bien merecido eli triste
y ridfculo papel en- que han venido 3
quedar, ell uno, ell de Mayagii9z, por
haber contribufdo 4 los escandalos de
las elecciones de su ciudad natal de.
nunciando al honorable Carbonell para
que Sc diera ell triste espectaculo de con
templar la ciudad del Oeste, del mismo
modo que en- 6pocas de lagusrdia civil,
ir preso por sus GALES & una de las mas
venerables 6guras de nuestra patria y
ell otro, el anciano don Francisco, por
pactar en- las postrimerfas de su vida,
Ia derrota de sus hermanos, uni6ndose,
no q un plan de honor en- Ia gallarda
lucha de las ideas, sino q uu conciliabulc
dc pasiones, cuyO inico fin, cuyo dniec
prop6sitO, era derrotar Ia representa-.
cion de un partido eminentemente re-
gionaI, que podra estar separado de sr
adversario por efecto de discussion d,
ideas mas Q menos pasionales, pero qur
no por ESQ deiarfa de estar a su lado s
por alguna CIRCUMSTANCES, sc pretendierj
menoscabar su caracter de puertorri-
queno.
Fajardo y Meifa, pues, no Sc sentarar
en- los Ayuntamientos electos en- Yauo,
y Mayagjiez, y han de expiar a sola
con su conciencia, ell delito que han co
metido: la derrota dc sus hermanos, e
uno, por elementos ex6ticos y la pri
sion de un compatriota ilustre, ell otrO
Que sufran en- ese triste papel que lie
ha tocado representa-, la expiaci6n d.
sus culpas,
Merecido 10 tienen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
NibiJ mOUsSalo
(De Ey 7srritorio)

En- la eterna rotaci6n de los humanos
acontecimieatos, la historic Sc repite
constantemeute. Es ley fatal inmu-
table.
En- toda absorci6n de un pueblo
por otro-cesi6n, conquista, adscrip.
cion voluntaria-se realiza este hecho:
Sc erige un estado de privilegio para ell
mas fuerte; Sc considera en- estado de
inferioridsd al mas d6bil.
Para aquel, todo ell Gobierno, la
satisfaction de las ambiciones, ell con.
tentamiento de los deseos: para el Ill
timo, nada
Mediante la voluntad decidida, ell
esfuerzo continuado, ell tes6n inque-
brantable, ese NADIA puede llegar q ser
la ruiua del privilegio, la conquista de
la libertsd y del dereoho, la igualdad
para todos los ciudadanos.
Cuando ell patriotismo Sc propone,
sc llega pronto este hermoso resulta.
do, a este esplendente fin.
A las veces ocurre la monstruosidad,
de que entire los mismos absorvidos,
hombres y hasta colectividades, Sc opo.
nen al restablecimiento del derecho,
la reconquista de 10 perdido.
Por satisf&cer ambiciones pasaieras
y criminaIes concupiscencias; por 60
zar de las migajas del festtn; por enc.
miga, otras ocasioues, a partidos ad-
versariOs, 4 c3lectiVidades riyales, los
falsos patrIotas .se ponen al lado del
vencedor; lie adulan, lie siryen. Para
clio han de desolr la voz de la patria;
sacri6car su Ibertad; levantar armada
la diestra con ell arma de Cain. No
importa. Perezca el adversario, aun-
que la patria Sc hunda, aunque la hora
de la justicia Sc retarde, aunque ell
reinado de la libertad no llegue nunca.
Llamanse a ST propios patriotas, y
tejen ell dogal, y forian las cadenas que
han de aprisionar a la paLria, Sc tt
tulan pomposamente sus enemigos, y
son ell meiOr sostGn de la tirania.
En- ellos-cuando la violencia acom.
pana a la conquista Sc iustitica la
violeuCia y ell terror En ellos GUAM
} do ell privilegio surge con la domina-
ei6n-se apoya ell privilegio para man
tenerse.
! Polacos, ayudaron a Russia contra
Polonia; austriacos, sirvieron Italia
contra Austria; cubanos, Sc pusieron
: al lado de EspaGa contra Cuba.
Los conterrineos, contra cuyO bien
laboran, les exccran. La Historic les
= maldioe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
EN- LID ALBERTA

to que estamos, como quien dice,
Ial comienzo.
Por 10 que respecta a Ponce, el
estado de nuestras fuerzas no pue-
de ser mas satisfactorio. Aqui en-
esta ciudad, considerable por nues-
tros adversarios como la Mecca del
republcanismo, cuenta Ell Partldc
Federal elementos incontrastables.
Tan frme es nuestra conviction
en- este punto que no dudamos del
triunfo aqui, siempre que Sc en-
pleen armaslIegaIes contra nosotros
| iPueden decir otro tanto los corl-
feos del antique incondlclonalls-
mo?
Mas aunque intenten cubrlr con
negro velo la estatua de la Justl-
cia, no ocurrira en- Ponce 10 que
ha sucedido en- otros puntos. Se
adoptaran todas las medldas ten
dententes a mantener cl orden mas
absolute y el respet0 d las pres
cripciones legales. Por Otra partc
el pals debe tcner plena confanz'
en- las autoridades americans Que
! intervendran en- las elecciones, y
muy especiaImente en- el captain
Langstreet, quiea ha de pFesldirla:
y de cuya unprecedented, energia. y
recto criterio hem9s obtenldo los
mejores informes.
Los mcondicoonaLeS no estan de-
'todo confados en- su buen 6xlto, y
pru6balo los tonos cada vez mas
rudos de su propaganda y Las exa-
geraciones de su fuerza. AGltar
la campana gorda, como ''ueIe de-
'clrse, para hacer efeCtO en- la OPT
ni6n; abusan del efectismo, cxtre-
man los dicterios contra nosOtroS J
las falsasEimputaciones contra naes-
tro Jefe, pero la genie sensata com
prende de sobra, que debajo de todas
esas huecas manifestations, que de-
bajo de osas alharacas tan pOmposaS
en- la apariencia y en- realidad tan
vacias, solo Sc ocultan las vacilaclo-
nes y slozobras del que pisa en- te-
rreno POGO frme y Sc haya ex-
puesto a uno de esos fracasos que
no tie nen enmienda, nj comPOstu-
ra, nj redifcaci6n possible.
Ell Partido Federal de Ponce tie
ne ccjnfanza inquebrantable en- SUI
fuer2as. Y 81 luchan con ardOr
con entusiamo, con f6, sera la pal
ma de los vencedores.
Labor on0p5a oincit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
aAs6 sOM eJyOs

Dice con muoha sal y pimienta nues,
tro buen colega Ey Ierrjtorio que ol
Lcdo. Rosy usa en- los membretes de
su correspondence ell siguiento
Manuel f. Rosy, Ex-secretario de
Instruction Pdblica y Director de Ell
Pa58 ; agregandole el sigOiente cooeen
tario, que no necesita conentar8e
eAhora bien sstos republicanos son
dSiAd.
Las echan de muy dem6cratas; afr
man que desde ell 18 dc Octubre de 1898
todos somos iguales.
Pero no pueden prescindir de darse
pisto trayendo a oolacidn cargos 8 pre-.
bendas que 20 pasaron a la historic.
Dfgalo eiu6 ell Lcdo. Rossy.
Secretario de Instruction pdblica,
bajo la Soberanfa espafola, ann Sc ador
ua con aquel tttulo bajo la domination
americana, ain cuando 3 fortiori tiene
que ahadirle la partfoula e1...
En cambio Munoz Rivera que ocup6
pUestos mas elevados Sc limita usar
sencillamente su nombre en- Ell membre-
te.
Y ast no cae en- esa vanidad pueril
de los Rossy y demas republioanos, de
m6cratas de mentiriiillas,s