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s. s. s. FOR THE BLCoD
nlaae.vlrle.

Cnrre punienoo az Ihs Aruas.
John Z Iinn was cliiing ON friends
here to-day
. ~ CrIss made a business trip TO
our nrirhborhood dusisE the past
week.
Ed Brown VIII movs his snwInill ts
ncar Resdsvlle 90 tho near future.
so. is 70 hustler.
The outlook Tor busiucss in our vii.
lare AVID surrpuudiug vicinity bright-
ems as spring advances
The siet OF our town aud vicinity
urc Rev - w. Rogers. Mrs. Henry
Rigiemaa, Airs. Kelley asd Ars. Dixon.
h. g. Ziao hss been nt Elk Garden
visiting bis grandson. Bvrau Sapp.
BE was accompanied homc by his
daughter Lou. ayho has boon attending
school thsrc this winter.
Alouzo Brown aud Laura Richardson
were married at the baptist pnrSonags
ay che gev. j.. ID Williams. on March
a1th. We have had but Jew weddings
for sofuctimc Boys, let the good work
pc oh.
Whom will the crncl war bs Ovor9
How sad 90 must be to tho friends OF
These aoiiioss who are killed in the
Sighting iu the Philippines. when thay
volunteered only 10 eight in the war
with spais.
There will bc but very little moving
lone In our town this spring. Rome
lncketthaa wOvcd 90 his new honse
ncar Amelia Hrowns aud Nathaniel
Dixon VIII msvc 70 SIR Mccoy - farms
near Three foglG
MfCAwnrE.
AnrH 81 fcol
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13

Prom the Oskisni Esnber
Friday aftrrnu,s at twa sfoah the
>%ortcuvc prom ,uncei bv Iuire ea
Thursday last upon nlsd s. Narts
and David McMian. convicted 90 wife
beating. az tho March term 90 tbe Ci..
cult Court were sVccutca by ~hst r
William T. Leo iR the sscosI st-r,
corridor OF the Jail Go che pressnce III
two witnesses.
Martin was tho nr,t 90 the prisoner
TO be whipped. ne was taken irau
the lower door Of the Jain bv the SHEER
iG to the upper Gaor and there hand.
euHed 10 a cell with his arms extendes
upward. In this position the lash.
a tsamster's whip. Eve feet long. was
applied by sheriff Lee. As a natural
consequences the victim Of the court'.
sentence did not take very kindly 10
the mode OF punishment inflicted upon
him. lie Squirned at the nrst blew
and at the 9th he said that IL kurt
This was about the only intelliRTble
utterance he made while being inshos
lie was clad in "A pair Of trousers. M
underShirt and n white dress shirt
Immediately after having beon pun.
ished he was taken Co his cell ou thc
lower floor aud McMinn brought IN
where the same punishment was in
hicted upon him as upon Martin. AZ
Che drst blow McMiRn yelled and cor
tinued 20 give uttcrauce TO cries Of
pain until tho last stroke OF the whip.
He was dressed in a blue wooden shirt
and trousers.
The crimes for which the two man
wero sentenced TO receive tho lash
were brutal, especially in the case Of
hcMlnn, who, according TO the eyi.
dence produced against him nt the
trial kicked his wife across tho street
ut Deer Park besides abusing her in
other shameful ways Martin. while
under the Influence of drink, clicked
his wife who a from the house L,
"A neighbours for protection. was fol.
lowed 10y Kim aud there attempted 70
renew the assault but was prevented
and knocked down by a chair I'm tb.
hands of a man whO acted as her pro.
tector.
Monday morning Sheriff Lee took to
the House OF Correction David Martin
and Dayid McMinn where thoy will
serve sentences for assault, the fsrmer
for three years and the latter for one
year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13
Bcorbower Gets the Books.

For several months this paper has
been Publishing articles on Grammar.
Punctuation and kindred topics oil
special interest 10 teachers and stu-
dents and We announced in the be.
ginning hat The author OF these ar.
ticles was known 10 some Of our teach.
ers and people. and by reputation to all
OF them. 10 was also STATED that q
prize would be awarded tho first
teacher sending in a correct guass as
90 the identity Of the writer. The
prize was Co consist Of "a set cf Reed e.
Kellogg Grammars and was won by
Charles w. B~csrbower, who taught
school at Rockville The past winter
and Is now at Buckhnnnou attending
the Seminary. Under date OF january
18th he wrote us that his guess was
Prof -. r. Wiley, Of Wirsing, Pa.
which IS correct as the articles we're
contributed by Mr.. Wiley, who also
offered the books az a prize. Several
others sent in correct uswer also.
but after that Of NJ. Becrbowcr, who
was tho FIRST one 20 send in the correct
answer Among those vino guessed
Mr.. Wiley. were William r. ShaRcr.
James w White and others. LLOYD "a.
B%eerbower guessed Pref O. II. Morton,
ofMasontown.w who is also a good writer
aad contributes freely 10 Che county
papers.
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TO A Passcr- Icy.

Written Specially for The ARGUS.
We good people, one and all
There Is meeting now in the Court
House Hall;
or gospel stories we have a plenty;
And songs, they number more than
twenty;
So come and help, if you've a voice,
To sing or pray, you have your choice:
Or II n preacher You may be-
Wen let you preach IA gospel free.
Crowds OF workers we can take,
For mighty interests are at stake;
And you, in filling your own sphere,
May bring TO Christ "a soul so dear.
SO We coed people, one and all
Please visit US in the Court House Hall.
"A WORKER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13

Wash arvav the fItl anI vr.fr t.r
have accumulate aurinr winter.
ln uks manner lio.ds .r..u.rII.
eEpsi9 from tne blood iupH.I .. fl.t
hive been dcpofi, red durIng tlr .aa.aa
when there haa o1sn Dut Ntfls usr.s
alton and pernHps constant csrfnr.
meat in impure and initiated air De- y.
q boon to tired u]st1crs. n1u.a...u..
teachers and ethers VINO spcaI ths.r
time indoors
lt rivee tsn blood r'ehuaa4 n1d vital
wv, htting itt0 nouri.h tnl .treu ti- .u
The aerVns muscle. aud 900 tla .r.lt
organs ol ths b.Iv DO elr.s 900 .1rfnv
homors aui bani 1ea ta4tt ited |feslinr
DO j. Do best medicine weacv cf.
buy for aIl senses caused bv imurr.
or impoverished blood. You should
begin taking it today.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13
BACK FROM ALASKA.
Hon &c Ralphsnydcr HAS Returned
From the kiondike Gold Region

From The Now Dominion
Hon IC Ralphsnvdor.o one 81 ths best
known yeuug mcn Of che state. bias re
turned to his homo len Fairmout after "a
stay 81 several months in the geld
fields 81 ALASKA. While there he in
vested in several locations and also
located sopno claiuas hinselG to has
quito "a variety OF very rich go,d ore
taken from some Of bis property there
aud will go into mining extensively
lie is organizing "a company Go take
out modern machinery On do the min.
ing thoroughly aud every indication
Is that his company will eventually get
millions out OF &C. Mr. Ralphsnv8rr
says that a now can ride nll the was
60 Dawson CITY iustand of taking the
six hundred pile tramp that was for
merly necessary. llo has % great nua.
Der Of photographs showing scenes in
the gold regions aud iu Dawson CITY
that arc very Interesting aud iu-
%structivo. Among others r. ono of "a
cheap building ia the city. "a large part
OF which he owns, that rents Tor six
hundred dollars per month The same
building in a West Virginia stown
would hardly bring six dollars.
Mr.. Ralphsnydcr will remain AZ
home this summer and give hs atten-
ton 20 securing more capital 10 push
the mining business. he Is fun Of re.
sources aud aR untirinr worker 90 we
will not be at ali surprised 10 hear of
hin becoming "a Of the gold mining
kings OF the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13
Wheeling street Fair


~ N"| f''' 'N n '. ~ III NHH
KiDgwooc, w.. Va.
Dear Sir;-
Wheeling Lodge No. 2s. Of the Be-.
ucYolcnt and Protective order of1lks.
arc 90 have an Oricatal street Fair fro
Wheeling. w.. Va, during tho last
week Of June (June Goth to July tst
inclusiye).
Many OF tho scenes of tho Worlds
Fair viii be reproduced. The week
will be a gala one not only in wheel.
ing. out for West Virginia. Eastern
Ohio and Wcstern Pennsylvania.
4 cordial invitation is extended to
you and an earnest desire that you be
present is but mildly expressing our
wish.
Railroads viii be only too glad TO
give rates 20 excursion parties. let
ne hear from %
Yours truly.
THOMAS O'BurEN. Jg
Secretary Ex Com.
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National Peace Jubilee, Washington,
- e., Baltimore A Ohio n. n.

For tine great National Peace Ju.
oillne, Ca Boz held nt Washington. %.
q Stay I'D 1t and 11. tuc Baltimore -
ohso N. r. VIII sell rEcursI nu t~icitata
at a. FARE ID ths HuUsn tnfr fr1u
poiats on its line wilhin a rtdiua OF
200 miles. except frpm the fsiiotviar
poluts from which round trip tickets
wiii Do sold COS ntantd New Nofl.
u1, Philadelphia - 900. lhcstargf 60.
Nlwingtou. efuDi baltimore. a. 0U.
Tickets viii BE- soid Nay 3 and ~.
tud viii bee good returning uutl May
l1 1899. Inclusive
TIE pr0rrnta .s as follows
May 21-partdo 80 Military aud Naval
Orgtui11tIona Statutes from pun-
boats Rigging 81 chimss uud baud
concerts
Mty 1 Parade ~ .ehoai children.
iarHar Of civic Ifo.s aIt
vehicle, IN tue streets 90 he decorated
With i1e ers
May HIstorIct1 plee.rt. Hiustrn-
tnr o. Soldier. rIl TORS o. fsrif
of tHe AR. s.D.u r4Hf rfa eraua
N~iHwInHi|oua ant Hran .r.ea t might
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FAMILY TIES.

milton @. c. stafford 80. and Mary @. A..
Huffman p.
Clement s. Carroll %, and Mary y. Trlckett
q.
William II. Lewis q, and Waylna r.. Friend
81.
Al native Prestouians. except Tricket. who
was born in ~Monongalia county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13
RECEIVED THEIR LAsREs
David HlrtIa aud nlTli E,vlaa.
Tso Kiis Bsii,y, Feel lhs
Heavy Arm Of ths Las

A. Executed hY sheriff Zee at thr
Jail zach 20 che Hcn Received
1wcnu lashes after Haylnr Ge-a
Tied 20 toa Cel Beth Complained
of the rain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13

|I|- @ITU 10y WDTI WWT01
For cold in tno head aDdsorc throat use Ker.
NOTES Cnocolatcs Laxative Quiniuc, the ono
Day Cold Care
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13
VERY Low RATES

April 800
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
aENERAL sIrrArIoN.

London Drc while thc rum0rs ~
Che rc.ief of Kimberley current on ths
stock exchange tpdAy may ho prcfua-
ture iu th.ir lrcrd sense there seems
mo- doubt that th pressure 1n the garri-
SON ha4 been much hghteuei hy General
Mathucn success. and tale actual relief
~ the place ls likely to be "a fact very
soon
clue tl the urgent reasons (which dic-
lated General Mathueu's hurricd niarch
may be fouud iu Governor Mller's hint
to tho re. ~ commission at Capetown Co
prepare for the reception 90 l0po refugee
i1 caIug that the mrrison must have
had reason to ftar ihr reduction ~ klm.
lerIey by starvation ard disctEe
The most receut news from kmbcrCf
come by uay ~ PRETORIA und a'moft
seems to show flat IS mbrr'oy and Maf,-
king are actlug concert Wth General
Mathuer. Tor. at the time ne battle wa
RAGING at Gras PAN both Colonel IKE
kew.ch and Colonel Haden-Powoii made
soriles ana assafled tho beleaFuercrF
The result ~ the Nafeiuug sortiss h not
known hut according 10 a i.spatoh from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
War News is Scarce

t.oh.on Dec s-4.@ a. m Absolute
slcn,, nas fade. over affairs in aouth AZ.
r,o Tho war once has not yet rcceiycd
lord Mattuen's casualty lhst The public
and The press. hitherto paricui. are begin
u.nF TO murmur az the apparently need
les delay wtJch keepa many n,milles Boo
a Tiato of painful suspense
90 s regarded aa pruct cally certain that
LDfd MA hucu haa been relnforcs.l by "a
battalion of tho Gouion highlander a.
res mcnt ~ cavalry AMI "a battery of arr
ttlsry. and that Desatr ls being dauy re-
nforosd by uoopo 90 hold The lines of
communication u s supposed tl4lt the
Natal J'yanCo t-aH been delayed hy thc
nsce.sty of gsttlnr rupIsiea tu Pictcr.
harrisburg but not "a word amnnates
from any ~ che various commands.
IAcwcn.lut Gsnegvl SIR Charles Mans
noid Clarke. Who. az already announced
WI command tho sixth div son. has
seen muoh service fn south Africa. par.
tlvulaIIy ln ne zWu and subsequent
wars. I.l,
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NFwAuK. ONO.

N Aihf NWINs
r. -. Hartman. ~. D.. Columbus. O.t
TO i4 now seventeen years since I rr-
rciyed Lhc nrst edition of your ba0E
entitled "Thc Iil- of Lue." I received
90 in tho evening mall aud before J.
retired } read and poudcrot over every
word in thc book. ] was arealy im-
pressed with your cand.r aud sincerity.
Tho book left uo doubt 900 my mlud ns tu
emo remarkable yirtucs of your poru-ua.
itwas because of thia impression ihat 0
resolved ] would te.t fuur assertions.
aui t..t 'hcm iu q way tlat could l,4v,
600 Doubt.
began prcscrlt.uE I.ru-la. rs r.r.
ommended 200 your book. and prescribed
it precisely a- yol directed. As you
su"" tH. prevailing t.eH.f W ln.
iammat.nas coz irritation. .f tl. ut,r.
naI or1auF of tlp body. rth.r .f n..
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M
man coz .U Ia s,a.
H'tr a HH 0.|'I r.U Ih.
b't'f WIS I.Nat IH.IDu co.
buIiI 0nn ta unrr tu H..
'tfd ' t HU
o. WHOM oH f guess
ton u' ne d rn
'."Hd ,r h ."'- I.f'nr
Kuh 'l, murderer .. ls ..... d. .o u.
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Ih' N
whe.u Ei.I SISTER
on tf. ru-. .t T. .....t.
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gut"
houy 'n h spring warur tri h.urf
to Ciaud Of,f -o ur.e.r. coffin
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

their douhts. and sometimes very eU.
phatcaily, lutaftcr bad treated lsr.n
number of cases chat had been given up.
and curvi them, they began to believe
what ] said. ~
rely so wholly upon pc-ru.na DO
very disease that affects thc mucous
membrane lining the internal organs.
that I never for 70 moment think of pro-
scribing anything olsc, Since using Pc
ru-na, J have never had a patient die
from Inflammation 81 the lungs. bladder.
i'owels, stomach or Kidneys. Every case
recovered in q very short time. ln other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Mar.a. p'c a-s.go a. m General Com
on sIrr,udcred No. IN ceru ana mon. win
rfr seyeral Amorcua and ssvcrty
~rU.f r~H'n"ra and the r.lHt.ou an
Pc arnanr province of Nuota via ayt.
fn Lieutenant Monroe wlth nfly men of
tre fourth cavalry
IAMOMBONG SUHREDEHs
washington p"c. -ConsIdcosbIs inter
r.t fsl. here ln The news u.t tae ln-
arF'rtf at hnFnomhonF have surrender
,d particularly as the number ls Said 90
e1.e,d hat captured hy tho trD0ua a.
..r uHe time Uamomronr .s tHs ,l'y
~ es ArI naAf1 90 one time contemplated
rs'reatrg for the purpoee 90 'ocaiirar
OBJ. rct.l capIul. after te wuT nYro,,l
p fss from Tarac bu. the Amer can
f..rIr pressed him so hani that Do wa.
lu,h., tl carry out hs lutrntlon Cen
s-. OTIS dispatch of today rapsaurg u.
formation received from General lawton
r.d rdlraf-d that namomi,0uF tad
been aaptsr-i on tho 18th Df NoYsmhof
end If .s thought the same place referred
to .n fte MaWia diIatch $50 IrfoIma
ton regarding the rurrrnier had been rr-
ec.s.d at the war derar ment up to aH
early hour this morn uF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02
IJry1ng preparations SIMPLY ao

i1rylng preparations SIMPLY aoyol
op dry catarrh they dry up tho eccretions,
which adhere 70 the membrane aud docoin.
pose, causing a far more serious trouble than
tho ordinary form of oatATrh Avoid an dry.
ing iuhalantf. fumes, smokes and enuiIs
aud use that which oleanaes, soothoH and
hoalA Ey's Cream Balm IL such q remedy
and viii cure oatarrh or cold In tho head
easily and pleasantly A trial aize will DO
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
ioc. size. Fly brothers, SO warren %. NY.
The Balm cures without pain, does NOT
irritate or cause aneoxing. II spreads itself
over an irriiated aud angry surface, reliov-
ing immediately tho painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm you aro armed
against hasa Caiarrh aud Hay Power.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

whom y.u publish n certificate. ani as
hnye Il.t Dad somo picture. token. I
uc.. E.g .nH. h.arau .I.a.I tlla
letter. oue, or both, luat as you wish, o.
you think 90 viii promote che use Of
fe-ru-na. lf you would like special
cnscs chat J have treated with rc-ru.ua,
can give YOU hundreds OF them.
VERY truly you're, pr. }. ~ Ponce.
a. ". Perrin. NJ. D. S.. p-0 Halscy
street. Brooklyn, n. N.. iu recent Ict-
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ANOTHER sNAr

Free Scholarship In the Capital City nusi-
ness college.
TuE LEApEH will give y $50 scholar
chip 10 the young man or woman
bringing Ia the largest number n paid
monthly subscriptions Co the Daily
Leader by December 10Th, 1899. THIS
offer is open 20 all. The Tally Leader
la 90 cents q month.
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I he Daily Leader
rs go CENTS
a MONTH
OUR CLUB LIST

Wc have arranged with che publish
of the following Newspapers for
cr br.nr r-t.H ahich ue give below
g.uus u . sTt already rulbfrihrrs
l $50 i...r csn tatn advan lgp of
fI tlotr ...nal. .u combination ly
PAVING ena amnln. uuV dne inf thc
Leader
The Weekly Leader and Weekly
cincinnati Enquirer one year 40 90
The Weekly Leader and the twice
o. weea GO. Louis Republic Que
year for 2s
The Weekly Leader aud the twice
"a week New York World one
yea. for lE
The Woe .V Leader and thc twice
"a week Kansas City Times one
year Tor CO.
The Weekly Leader and tbr Prai.
r.c Farmer Orange Ju d'a ga.
perl orc gear f0r IS
Ile Weekly Leader aud thc Home
end farm of Louisville Ky.
one year fer T5
The Weekly Leader and Atlanta
Constitution .... I rs
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and Age Observation-Disclosures. 30
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stock Inspector one year for 90
Address an communications 20 the
Leader Printing Company, Guthrie
o. Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Cor Co. Ur. Hartman
say- tin t,lloviugt
am using your
reru.na myself,
audam commend
iug 90 to my pa
ticut. boo an cases
of catarrh. and nud
90 90 lc more than
you represent. Pc
ru na can he had
now ofail druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

ut ih fHr Hf
thc luul hlurl.
tc D. ur .cutf,i
30 hunHr oI
timss fIr thos,
disease during
an the following
seventeen years,
ana I have never
lost q single ca.e
during an this
time, although O
have ofteurslatsd
thistomy medical
associate, who or
frat .rnraUa..I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

Itlrlu Ca.
tarfh mean
irritation and
iunamma
ton of some
inucous eur
face and als.
hatturh
tatIou and In
uauluation
aro cause "a
ith,rby tak
inrcoId.or hv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

900 this soctioni az a. ". f'ifih' d. ~. -
che time ! began using iL it was un.
known"
Send for winter catarrh hook. Ad.
dfoss The Pe-ru.na Medicine CO., Colum.
bus, Ohio.
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Another
Snap

Free Scholarship iu the
Capital City Business
College
The Leader will give a
$50 scholarship TO the
Young man or woman
bringing In The largest
number of paid monthly
subscriptions TO the Daily
Leader by December 10th
1890 This offer is open
60 an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-02

The Giant Oaks society Is aoiug a
good buhiness.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
MISSION CUMPLID1

Invitada La DEMocRAcIA para tomar
parte en- Ell reparts de papeIetas que ha.
bian de servir de credenciaI para que
las familias pobres comprendidas en- la
innundacitn, pudieran tomar una can't
dad de provisiones con que atender a
las primeras necesidades de la vida, ha
rendido So mission en- la parte que le co
rresponde desde ell dia de aver.
Nuestro administrator don Edelmiro
]. Ilespier, que nos representaba en- la
comisi6n de Carload, Sc traslad6 al ba
rrio Real, Iue lie fu6 designado,y entire
60 las papeletas correspondence a 269
padres de familia, que representa- l472
personas auxiliadaS, de las cuaIes son
adultos 688, y nifios 565.
El senior Lespier nos pinta la salts
facci6n con que han recibido los auxi-
liados ell 6bolo caritativo, haci6ndonos
en- breves detaI1es, un cuadro de la di-
ficil y desesperante situaci6n en- que 81
encuentran todos esos barrios azotado
por ell temporal y la inuniaci6n.
LA DEMoCRAoIA ha cumplido, pues
su cometido y de clio Sc satisface.
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
CUBA
MALOs SINTOMAS

Eutre los peri6dicos La Discussion y
Pa7ja, que redactan esclarecidos hijos
de Cuba, Sc ha entabladc una pol6mica
que ha de infuir, por necesaria imposl.
ci6n, en- los trascendentales asuntos que
han de verifcarse en- la gran antilla, al
inaugurarse la vida de la nacionslidad.
Los menoionados voceros, dentro de-
criterio del programa revolueionariC
Y de las soluciones de la independence,
estan en- campos opuestos, desde que POI
vlrtud de los lamentables aeuerdos ori
ginados entire ell general Maximo Gomez
y la asamblea, apareci6 dividida la fa-
milia cubana.
La Discussion aparece deoidida po,
los elementos ssambleistas y Pdtria
queresulta 6rgano del Partido NqcionaI
sc ha declarado desde los primeros item
pos partidaria de la candidatura Gomez
para regir los destinos dc Cuba ell di
en- que por la Cesaci6n del dominic anne
ricano venga la gran antilla a ser az
bitra de su destino.
Como es natural, esa tirantez d
relaciones ha de ser dc fatales conse
! cuencias para ell porvenir de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13

Las noticias que Sc reciben de- la Re
pablica Domiuicaua afrman que ell
triunfo de la revoluci6n en- una compile
ia realidad.
Ell Presidente Figuereo cnvi6 nuevos
parlamentarios al campo enemigo
Cl6ese lnduaable que los dos bandos
Ileguen esta vez a un t6lmino de conci
liaci6n drmen las condolences de la
paz.
Telegramas recibidos de Cabo Hal.
tiano, Haiti, dicen que euatrocieutos
revolucionarios dominicanos partidarios
de Juan Isidoro Jim6nez, Sc batioron
durante tres dias con las tropas domi-
nicanas que fueron en- su persecution.
Sc dice que los partidarios de Jim6-
nez hieieron las fuerzas del gobierno
ciento cincuenta bajas entire muertos Y
heridos.
Despachos de Nueva York dicen que
la revoluci6n Sc pasea triunfante por
todo el suelo dominicano.
Anaden que los alzados en- armas han
desechado las proposiciones que, por
conducto de parlamentarios, les hizo ell
gobiernO.
Exigen, como tnios base del pacto,
la rendici6n completa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13

tiempoa modeeFF1os. Triunfante en- ese
t.SSi 5ao de las artes, de las ciencias de
la nd 'tria, su preponderancia sobre
las deh paeioges europeas Sc hara SEN
:ir en- NJ diverzss cuestiones que agite
ell espiritu del Nsiglo Xxx.
Las dos naciones, rivales eternas del
pueblo frances, Iuglaterra y Alemania,
veriau con buenos oios Ell fraeaso de
la pr6xima Exposition de 1900.
Consecuencia de ese juego de pasio
nes es la agitaci6n de intereses enoon-
trados que Sc debaten actualmente en-
las ciudades ms importantes de Fran
cia.
FL tumulto anarquista, que aseoh1
siempre las agitqciores fangosas de lal
corrientes nscionales, aprovecha la opor
tunidad para ir sembrando ell espantt
en- ell amino de las uquietas multitudes
Esto en- cuanto a Ia parte que en- Ell pro
ceso Dreyfus tiene la combination in
ternacional, enemiga dc los progreso
portentosos del gra1 pueblo.
En- cuanto al p9pel que agita la per
sonalidad francesa en- el esclsrecimient