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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
FIGHT OYER A CHILD.
NV Orleans Couple Having Trouble
In San Francisco.

San Francisco. Dec. 27.-The Chronicle
says that Albert Sydney Johnson and his
wife of New orleans. are having trouble
in this city over the custody OF their son,
age! about 10 years. Several days ago, it
il stated Mr. johnson kidnapped the
child. Yesterday Mrs. Johnson discovered
her son and took him back TO her hotel
Late in the night Johnson secured a
writ of habeas corpus from Judge Cook
which under-Sheriff Martin served a lit
tie after midnight. taking possession OF
the boy, who is TO be produced in court
The husband. wife and child passed the
night at the Palace hotel the boy being
in the custody of the sheriff who did not
desire to take him TO prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
CHIEF OF GYPSY BAND
TRAILED BY SHERIFF
Reward of $1,000 For Perpetrator
of Layton Murder.
Thrilling Story of Sheriff Abbott's
Long Chase-Traveled Ten Thous-
and Miles In Pursuit of Hayworth
Discovery of Hayworth's Over
coat With a Bloody Mask In the
Pocket-Most Atrocious Crime
Committed In Davis County.

Kaysville, Dec. 2T.-The arrest of n.
F. Haywood (properly Nick Hayworth),
an account of which was given in The
Herald's special dispatch from Port
land, Ore, published this morning,
came as a complete surprise to all but
a few people in Davis county who knew
of Sheriff Abbott's untiring zeal in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
DECIDED TO ASSIGN.
Boston Firm Carrying Heavy Load Of
United States Mining.
Especial to The Herald.)

Boston, Dec. PIE c. Hodges &
Co., Bankers and brokers, assigned to-
day, as a result of the United States
mining troubles. They were carrying
5000 shares of stock margined to 20.
and though offered assistance decided
to assign.
There is no news in regard to the
United States pool. and no definite
knowledge as to the number of shares
so far pooled. There is good authority
for stating that the shares will not
be sold for less that $500. and the
chances are that the price may be very
nea- $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
Relief Progresses Slowly.

London, Dec. 27.-The Rhodeeian-
Mafeking relief force. according to a
dispatch from Mochudi, Becluanaland,
dated Saturday. Dee. 16. was progress
ing slowly, owing 10 the necessity OF
repairing the bridges. averaging one
psr mile An intercepted Boer mail
bag. ii is added, shows that twenty
Beers were killed and many wounded
during the British attack on the Sc
GUIANA laager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
BOERS ARE INTRENCHING. .
Preparing For Reception of British
at Modder River.

London, Dec. 27.-The war office here
has received the following dispatch
from Cape Town, dated Tuesday, Dec.
ton. Methuen reports that the enemy's
force has increased. and has engaged
in intrenoflinS three and a half miles
from his outlying pickets.
"Methuen reconnOitered with two
scuadrons and mounted infantry for
two miles along the line. and drew the
fire of four guns and two Nickers ma
chine guns. Four horses were hit.
'sThe queens Christmas message was
received with enthusiasm. Gatacre is
endeavoring to reopen communication
with the Indwe colleries"
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Roberts at Gibraltar.

Gibraltar, Dec 27-The steamer Du-
ncttar Castle. having on board Lord
Roberts of Kandahar, comfhander-in-
chief of the British forces in South
Africa, arrived here yesterday evening.
General SIR Kitchener, who came from
Egypt TO join Lord Roberts as his
chief of staff, embarked on the Dunot-
tar Castle. and the vessel sa-Ged early
this morning for Cape Town.
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(Ry Associated Press.l

Boston, Dec. 27.-E. c. Hodges & Co,
bankers and brokers of SO State street,
suspended business today. The firm is
one of the largest in the city. Its deal
ings have been principally in munich
pal bonds. 1t is a member of the Bos-
ton and New York stock exchange and
the Chicago board of trade.
Mr.. Hodges said today that the trou-
BILE was caused by the refusal of the
Boston banks to give the firm credit
on United States mining shares.
I'VE have 5000 shares of that stock
on hand" said Mr.. Hodges. and when
the banks refused to accept it as col
lateral, there was no course for US
but to protect our creditors
G.. c. Dickson of the firm of Dickson
& Knowles, has been named as as
sigliee. Those interested say no state
ment of assets or liabilities can be
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main until Saturday morning. and i'm
prove, each shining mCment''
In addition to two general sessions in
the Assembly hall yesterday. there were
three department meetings in the High
school building and a Speer arithmetic
school at the university, all of these
being largely attended and productive
of much good The feature of the day,
however, was a lecture on the Value
of Higher Education by David Starr
Jordan. president of Leland Stanford.
Jr., university. California, last night.
1t was pronounced a masterpiece
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
sHELLED BoER POSITION.
Naval Guns of the British Use Lyd-
dite at ChieveleY Camp.

Chieveley Camp. Natal, Tuesday, Dec
26.-The naval guns began shelling the
Boer position at O'Clock this morn
ing, using lyddite. The shelling contin-
ued about two hours
Ever since the engagement at Co
lenso the enemy have been energeticA-
ly strengthening their entertainments.
They can be seen galloping freely from
hill to hill. Ladysmith also had a busy
morning today. shelling the Boer po-
sition on Umbulwana mountain The
bursting shells were plainly visible at
Chieveley.
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welcome ever recorded in Salt Lake
City.
In my brief experience as member
of the board of education 1 have seen
things in the schools that / never
dreamed of. l want to encourage par
ents TO see them, to become acquainted
with the teachers and see the scene of
the greatest battles ever fought and
the greatest victories ever won-the
school room.
The advantages of practical educa-
tion. l believe, are manifold. We need
more practical work in the schools, fer
IF things continue as now, nine-tentfs
of our boys and girls will not be pro-
fessionai. I hope that Utah will soon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
Earlv Action Looked For.

Washington, Dec. 27--The senate
committee on privileges and elections
VII take up the contest over the seat
in the senate Claimed by Senator Quay
under the appointment of the governor
of Pennsylvania Members of the COM
nsittee predict early action, and hope
TO have 1t disposed of in the senate
dursn- the month OF January.
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lsnecial to The Heraldl }

New York, Dec. 27.-The Telegram
says: Stockholders of the Utah Con-
solidated company, limited. which is
supposed to be one of the most promise
ing copper properties controlled by the
Standard Oil interests, will in day
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THE HERALD BULLETIN.
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Arrest of Layton Murderer.
Senator Clsrk's Case.
To Investigate Utah Company.
PAGE TWO
French In High Glee.
Want to Drop Silver.
PAGE THREE.
Was Crushing Defeat
Big Demand For Wool.
Talks of Old Days
AGE FOUR
PACE FIVE.
Coop. TriH Begins.
Oliver CanfShoot.
lPAGE SIX
Mining S'Pck Market.
Park City, Strike.
Vistims OF the Maine.
sAGE SEVEN.
Financial 3and Commercial.
SAGE EIGHT
Eyre -Reay;is Wedding.
Health o{acer Race.
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War In China Is Predicted.

Victoria, B. c.. Dec. 27..Mail advices
received from the Orient today state
that Russia and France are conniving
together in encroaching on Chinese
territory and against the English, and
that Japan is buying an immense guam
tity of rice. 1t is believed war will
break out in the spring.
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Famine In India.

London, Dec. 27.-The viceroy of In
iia, Lord Curzon of Keddleston, tele-
graphs from Calcutta that there has
been no increase of rain and that 22,-
451 900 natives suffering from famine
are now receiving relief.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
Roland Reed Has Cancer of Stomach.

New York, Dec. 27.-Roland Reed, the
comedian, who underwent an opera
ton yesterday for the ronavol or a
cancerous growth in the stomach, was
resting comfortably today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28

have great many improvements, not
least among which is the salary ques-
ton.
I believe that for the work you do
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28

you are the poorest paid people in the
world. 1 am actually ashamed to sign
my name to some of the checks we send
out here in Salt Lake for pay, the
amounts are SO small. l absolutely
favor paying you for the amount of
work that you do
President Kerr Responds.
President w. ]. Kerr Of the Brigham
Young college, Logan, responded to Mr..
Nelden's address, and in behalf of the
institute expressed his thankful appre-
citation of the kindly welcome. Presi-
dent Kerr was pleased to hear the
president of the board of education
speak so kindly of the profession, and
was greatly interested in his words on
compensation.
Il. too believe it is of the utmost
Importance that the teacher be paid
for what he does said the speaker
1t is generally recognized throughout
the world that the profession Of teach
ing is not sufficiently remunerative,
and it should be the teachers ambi-
tion to do work that will demand recog-
nition.''
President Kerr concluded by quoting
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from national report that Utah ranks
far ahead of many older states in the
matter of expending money for educa-
ton.
President ]. NJ. Tanner of the Agri-
cultural college. Logan, was then called
upon, owing to the enforced absence
of A. c. Nelson of Sanpete. who was
to have responded. President Tanner
was at his best and talked on various
subjects, laying stress on the import
ance of manual training. He hoped the
schools would soon offer better oppor-
tunities in this direction. He closed
with an eloquent expression of the ap-
probation of Salt Lakes welcome to
the association.
A chorus from the Oquirrh school. led
by Principal Mccoy, proved very enter
tanning.
President Allison's Paper.
President William Allison of Ogden
presented an able paper on education
He held that our civilization and liv-
ing COSTS too much, if we deprive our
selves of school houses. He urged that
everything be done to give the young
people ambition and incentive, but he
believed there are many whose anxiety
to be entertained is so strong that they
have loss ideas of education.
I'VE have too long misconceived the
scope OF common schools" said Mr..
Allison. I'VE should not give a child
eight or ten subjects a day, but should
have Il smaller number, and put them
under fewer heads. The cardinal pur-
pose of the elementary school is to en-
rich the child, and the greatest gift he
gets in school is the gift of language.
The child should be eager to know and
equipped to learn after leaving the ele-
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WILL DEMAND
AN ACCOUNTING
Stockholders of Utah COnSOl-
idated to Meet.
AFTER THE STANDARD
OIL CAPITALISTS
Want Financial Statement of Com
pany's Earnings.

Claimed That the Big People Are
Making An Effort to Shake Out
the Smaller Stockholders and That
There Is No Reason for the Recent
Slump In Shares of the Properties
Circular Sent Out Requesting
Assent to a Call.
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Mr. Nelden,s Remarks.

st am honored TO welcome you to this
city. Artemus Ward once said, when
called upon to address a large audi
but he had forgotten to bring il with
him. l never had the gift of oratory.
but I assure you this is the biggest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-28
MORNING SESSION.
Large Audience Gathers In Assembly
Hall

The forenoon session. held at the AS
sembly hall, commenced with an organ
solo by Miss Crissie Lawson. the selec-
ton being the IntermeZZo from "Cava-
leria Rusticanna." 1t was enthusiastic
cally. received.
President w A. Nelden delivered an
address of welcome to the visiting
teachers On behalf of the Salt Lake
board of education. Mr.. Nelden said in
mart
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(continued on Page 81
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President Allison's Paper.

Continued on Page 2.)
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SILVER AND LEAD

Silver, $3.50 per ounce.
Lead, S4.45 per 100 pounds.
Copper. l514c per pound.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
.Jss5jcj0


Faltarfa un deber de jnsticia u al
despedirme de esta culta ciudad no hi
ciera pnblico testimonio de mi profunda
admiration hacia ell inteligente professor
de piano don Arturo PasaIell.
En ell diffcil arte de dconapdisdr es
que Sc exige al pianista Ell co,yunto de
dptitndes nausicales;, = mas de una vez,
con diversos profesores, despues de
grandes fatigas, he tenido que renun-
ciar al logro de la uuion de voluntadee,
Indispensable para la perfecta consonan-
cia entire ell concertista ) Ell acompafian-
tie.
FL seflor Pasarell rcune todas las ap-
titudes: posee ell conuato. Els repen-
tista; buen lector; matixa de primers
intenci6n 10 que ejecuta; Sc adapta ad-
mirablementc al modo del Uirtnos, y
adivina y sigue con precision prodigio-
sa los vuelos que surgens de la imagina-
ci6n del artista.
I'm ensayo ha bastado para iograr Ia
union entire ell sefior Pasarell y Ell sus
cribiente, y este solo es sufciente para
aquilatar sus meritOs.
Els de gran satisfaction para mf cl
dejar consignado este juicio meritfsimo.
CHEvALIER BRINDIs DE SALAs.
Ponce, Abril IL de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12

MIA donde han debido estar sumados,
todos los elenentos de nuestra vida po-
Utica y social? Els esto espfritu de con-
cordia y fraternidad? j Es fomentar Ia
union el postergar los hombres que
valen J represcntan, aparcntando olvidar
8 desconocer ese mismo valor repre-
sentsci6n Y sepase que entire los
elemensos liberales de la capital figuran
muchos mayores contribuyentes que con
su dinero. sostienen en- gran partc las
cargas municipales y los fondos del
procomun con los cuales Sc sufraga csc
banquete.
Muy plausible ha sido la idea de esa
fiesta en- obsequio del sei1or Alger, que
merece todas nuestras consideraciones
y dcferencias; pero al organizarla nues-
tro AYuntamiento ha debido contar con
todos aquellos elementos que fueran la
complete y verdadera representation de
los vecinos de San Juan.
Cuando sc quiere estentar justamente
la representation de una ciudad, debe
prescindirse de los prop6sitos de exclu-
sivismo. Porque de otro modo podrfa
resultar muy facil y muy comodo hacer
polftica en- beneticio de un grupo cos
ia de todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
llR. AIG R
EN LA HABAnA
uM IMcIDENTE cURIOso

De I'M colega capitaleno de la hsrma-
lla antilla tomamos la siguiente narra-
d On original, pasada con motive de la
ilegada aquella ciudad del ciudada ano
;Secretario de la Guerra, que &C. "a de
visitarnos.
Gel sabado por la tar lie recibio ell ge
neral Brooke un telegrama oticial di-
c,endole que ell secretario de la guerra,
Mr.. Alger, Sc detendrfa aIghn tempo
en- Cayo Hueso para inspeccionar las
obras militares que en- ese punto exis-
ten, y que saldrfa de noche para hacer
su cntrada Ell la Habana ell domingo q
las de la maflana.
Asf que aver, las nueve de la mania
ma, el gobernador general Brooke, con
todos los generates que actuaimente sc
encuentran en- la Habana, vestidos de
gala, salieron en- un remolcador d espe-
rar ell barco que conducfa Mr.. Alger.
Hasta ell Morro llegaron los genera
les, viendo que ell barco portador del
Ministro de la Guerra no aparecfa, Sc
fueron Cojimar, recorriendo la playa.
A las l l regresaron. ..... NADIA. Pa.
sason las doce, y la una, tampoco
aparecio en- eFhorizonte ell anhelado va
por.
Otra vez va ell general Brooke con
los generates al remolcador. Ora vez
sallo este del Morro y otro nnevo des :
engaf1o. Sin embargo, estando en- el
paseo uno de los generates obaerv6 que
Sc vefa ell hume de un vapor hacia cl
Oeste; pero ell capitan del remolcador
hizo presente que aquei no podfa ser ell
vapor de Mr.. Alger, pues por la direc-
ci6n parecfa venir de Matanzas.
Ell general Brooke y sus ilustres
acompahantcs regressron bastante abu-
rridos de su segundo paseo Y abandona.
ron ell remolcador. Pero, pocos minu-
tos despues de haber puesto pie en- tie
IRA, las salvas de la Cabaiia : del Gre
solatc, les indicaron que, d pesar de la
vigilancia de los centinelas y paseos mas
6 menos divertidos, sl Ministro de la
Guerra estaba en- bahia y ellos no ha-
bfan acudido recibirlo.
En- ell remolcador sc trasladaron al
trasporte <Ingals., que conducts Mr..
Alger, los generates Brooke, Ludlow,
Lee, Keifer, Bates, Ernst, Sanger,
Wilson y Hasbrouck con sus respectivos
ay udantes. Y bordo, despues de
cumplimentar al sefior Secretario, Sc
enteraron de que ell eIngals, salio de
Cayo Hueso d media noehe; que el ca
pitan orden6 direction la Habana, y
que, en- efecto, debido al Official que,
por circumstances que nosotros no nos
explicamos, Sc durmi6, cuando Sc divi-
SO TERRA por la maIlana y todos espera-
ban yer ell MORO de la lIabana, distin-
guieron. :. ell Pan de Matanzas, CON.
venciendose del error cometido cuando
va distingufan la ciudad de Matanzas.
Hubo que retroceder y hacer de nuevo
rumbo a la Habana, donde llegaron'
a las tres media.d la tardc, slendo
esta la caasa de la demora sufrida.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
LITER ERATURA
TROvADORES Y TROvAS

FL ano de 1895, y en- la redacci6n
del Diaa'io de Caracas, conoci al au-
tor de T9'0u0do9eS y troU0s.
Revisaba yo mi trabajo literario in
tituiadO EI CiS2ae ue Sorrento, en- el
los versOs del amante de LeOnOra:
Piango il morir, non piango il morir solo.
Ma il modO.
cuando una voz nerviosa y con cierto
dejo burl6n exclamo d mi espalda: -
sSabe usted italiano2
AL Wolverine para contestar a la pre-
gunta me encontre con un joven de
color palido, complexion delgada y
negra cabellera: sus ojos inquietos,
en- los cuales fotaba la tristeza, mira
ban con impertinente curiOsidad las
pruebas que yo corregia.
No Sc italianO-le die -yy usted2
-Yo tampoco.
VOiyi mi tarea mientras mi inter.
lOcutOr hablaba de sus versOs, critica
ba los originates y garabateaha los pa
peles; luego Sc fue sin despedirse de
ninguno.
Aldia siguiente, en- la misma pagi-
ma donde VIC la luz pablica mi pro
duccion, lei una poesia de Rufino Blan-
co FOmbOna. Estrofas artisticamente
trabajadas, pero en- las cuales Sc no.
taba que ell autOr, aspirandO la ORR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
Los SUCCESSES De F|L|P|NAs
NueyO GeneralfsimO

Una nueva faz toman los aconteci-
,nientos del archipelago.
Nuestros lectores recordaran que los
cables americanos decfan ha< POGO, que
q Mr.. Otis lie habfan sido dadas drde-
nes para que hiciera la paz con Agui
naldo de todos mcdos. Mas tarde Sc
ha anunciado ell plan dc anpiia conce.
sion auton6mica que esta dispuesto q
otorgar q los filipinos ell gobierno anne
rieanc, ultlnamente Sc comenta en- los
cfrculos diplomaticos qle entire los ga
binetes de Washington y de San jaime,
se piensa en- un cambio de posesiones
de las islas del archipelago por las ir-
g.esas del contiDeute americana.
NADIA puede asegu arse, pero es 10
cierto que todo ESQ viene ooincidir
con la deposition de Aguinaldo como
generalfsimo de las fuerzas insurrectas
y el nombramicnto del nuevo Jefe ta-
gallo Artico Luna Novicio.
Lo que sea, pronto sc sabra, pues los
successes estan muy proximo la solu-
ci6n final, dada la atmosera de oposi :
ci6n expansionista que cada dia mas,
viene reinando en- ell pueblo americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
H GENERAL JOSE IGNACIO PUL|OO

Ell benemerito venezolano General
Jose Ignacio Pulido, soldado de Ia Fe-
deraci6n, hijo de proceres,. eprestigio
positive en- la patria de Bolivar, pre-
SO ultimamente en- Caracas, por la in
quina del poder dictatorial del General
Andrade, sc encuentra bordo del va
por americana <Philadelphia, de paso
para los Estados Uuidos.
Ell general Pulido formula Ia mas SO
lemne protesta contra los hechos arbl-
trarios del gobierno de Venezuela, co
metidos con 81 y con distinguidos pro-
hombres del Partido Liberal.
Pasa los Estados Unidos y Europa,
y desde luego que no piensa pisar mas
Las playas de su patria, mientras ocupe
ell sill6n presidential venezolano, Ell die
tador relapse que hoy rige los destinos
de aquel gran pueblo.
Deseamos al viejo lucaador una feliz
travesfa J lie rati6camos nuestra conside.
racion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-12
Los TR|DUNALES |NJUR|ADOS
REP A R ACl MES

En- ell banquete celebrado en- honor de
Mr.. Alger, en- la Capital, ell general
Henry pronuncio palabras de desagravio
para la magi tratura puertorriquena,
hacienda eloglc de jueces y tribuna,es
como experimentados conoceIores del
Derecho y rectos cumplidores de la ley.
Ell Secretario de Justicia, seflor Dfaz
Navarro, que uso de la palabra con
antelaci6n, hizo acerca de este particu
lar, aludiendo directamentc al mismo
general Henry, amplfsimas y energicas
manifestations.
Hemos ofdo decir que un telegrama
de dicho funcionario desagravia q la
Corte de Justicia de esta ciudad, en-
terminus altamente satisfactorios, y
prometiendo que sc procedera cemo co
rresponde en- derecho, contra ell perio
dico titulado eamericano, de San Juan,
6rgano de una pandilla de miserabes.
Muy POGO mas tenemos que afiadir.
Mientras la indignation se desborda-
ba en- terminus violcntos en- donde quie
ra que las infames injurias d los tribu-
males puertorriquefios eran conocidas,
el Fiscal de la Corte Suprema de Justi :
cia parecfa no tener conocimiento del
hecho.
Hoy nos comunica El Zeuitorio que
gel sciior Juez de instruction de Ca
tedral, no obstante ell silencio del Mi
nisterio Fiscal, ha dispuesto la traduc
ci6n del artfcuio injurioso del citado
peri6dico para proceder la formation
del sumarlo.,
Nosotros repetimos, con tai motive,
est as frases de Ey Ier7itorio:
east sc honra la toga.,
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Com entarios
(De La Corr espoaelencia)

Els objeto de muchos concentrates ell
hecho que Sc nos asegura como cierto
de no haber sido invitadas para ell ban
quete dado por nuestro Ayuntamiento
en- honor del Secretario de la Guerra
Mr.. Alger, nipguna de las dignas per-
sonas que Ell ausencia del senor Muiloz
Rivera, ostentan hoy dfa la representa-
cion moral de los elementos del antigua
Partido Liberal. Es muy cierto que
como partido organizado no existen los
elementos liberales; pero es evidente
la intcrvencion representation de esos
elementos, hasta de un modo Official, en-
ell Gabinete, en- los Ayuntamientos y en-
las Corporaciones y Comisiones de todo
genero. sPor que pues sc les elimina
Sc les pmite EN- su representation mas
caracterizada, hoy dfa al tratarse de la
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