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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
LEGAL AID socIETT's ANNUAL NETTING
PRESIDENTS REPORT SHOWS AN INCREASE OF
NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND CASES

The annual meeting Of the Legal Aid Society
was held last evening in the Assembly Hall Of the
United Charities Building, Fourth-ave. and Twen-
ty-second-st There was only small attendance
OF members, due to the storm President Arthur
Won Briesen presided and submitted his annual
report which showed that during 1899 the num-
Der OF cases receiving attention 1896 in
crease of nearly four thousand 1898.
OF the 9.436 applicants 2.317 natives OF the
United States while asa more than one-half
Of the entire number, citizens Of the United
States. Germany represented by 1859 cases
and Ireland by 6l2. The secretary and other Off
GERS also read reports
The following vice-presidents elected for
the ensuing year: James c. Carter, Joseph H.
Choate, Julien T. Davies, A. j. Dittenhoefer r.
W, De Forest, Charles S. Fairchild Frederick w.
Hinrchs Frederick w. Hollis W. b. Hornblower.
Oswald T. Ottendorfer, Elihu Root. Charles A.
Sehieren. Jacob H. schin, Thomas G. shearman,
Henry Willard and Mrs. Louise Warning.
The following directors elected for the
year 1900: Arthur Bresen, Walter NJ Tausg,
Alexander Beckers, William G; Low, Max T.
Rosen Frank Russak Louis Wndmuller, Fer
n2ndo SaiInger, Louis st0iber J. G. Phelps-stokes,
f. A. Wilcox Mornay Williams, Augustus john
son, Robert Behr and J. b. Reynolds,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
THREE RAILROAD MEN KILLED.

DISASTROUS COLLISION ON BEECH GREER III
VISION OF NETWORK CENTRAL
Wiliamsport. Penn. Feb. s.-Three persons were
killed and three seriously injured in mead
on collision to-day between fast freight trains
on the Beech Creek Division of the New-1orK Cen
trail road at Gordon Heights The dead are OlVer
c. Bennett, engineer Williamsport; Mark Mcfar-
land engineer and A. NJ. McAvenue, fireman. Jer-
sey Shore. The injured are P. c. Creighton brake
man: John Inquest brakeman, and Thomas Kane,
fireman, all of Jersey Shore. Both engines w Et
demolished and thrty-seven cars wrecked. me
trains were running at a high speed, and there was
no opportunity for the trainmen to Jump; Int s
wreck ii is said, was due to MISUNDERSTANDING OF
orders The tracks blocked for hours, Inc
wreck was the worst in the history OF the Beech
Creek Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

struck Moore in the face with the hotel register
and threatened to kill him He went to the hotel
on Wednesday night and asked for a package be
longing to him. When Moore gave IL to him he
charged that it had been tempered with. He cursed
and swore, and finally struck Edward Mayo, the
hotel detective. Magistrate Olmsted fined SaXby
s. and he was led away to serve it out in jail,
remarking to Mayo as he went We'll, this is the
sOftest graft have yet struck"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-R. G. Erwin. OF Hartford. ASTOR
Captain George Nelkng Weldburg, of Washing
Ton. Observation-Disclosures Governor Charles War
rem Lippitt, of Rhode Island. FIFTH AVENUE
Ex-Governor S. f. Merwin, of Connecticut
GRAND-L c. Darte, United States Consul at
Martinique HOLLAND-Colonel Samuel P. Colt, Of
Providence; Charles NJ. Hays. of Montreal, and
E V r. Thayer, of Boston. MURRAY HILL-O
r Williams ex-United States Consul at Manila.
PLAZA-F r. Hazard. of Syracuse, and w. H. H.
Newman of Buffalo. WALDORF-Charles F. Bur
den of Fall Rive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
WASHINGTON LIES STATEMENT.

The Washington Life Insurance Company's for
tieth annual statement, which appears in another
column, shows successful condition OF affairs.
Since It's organization the company has paid
policy holders S3 6239SS 49, and during the year 1899
had new insurance amounting to $14 T56. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

john F Dryden is president; Leslie D. Ward
vice-presdent; Edgar B. Ward. second vice presi-
dent and COUNSEL Forrest F. Dryden, secretary;
Horace Alng. treasurer; Wilbur S. Johnson
cashier. The home Office is in Newark N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAME
FOREIGN PORTS.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by William p Rom
bright & Co. OF Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
Announcements.
E& w DRESS SHIRTS E. W.
Correct in n.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1ArrRH ALMANAC
z. & W.

Sunrise 7:o Sunset 5;2s Moon sets m 3:s5 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 1892 Gov. Island All Hell Gate 500
P.M.-Sandy Hook Alb Gov. Island 4:45 Hell 6:34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
MONDAY. FEBRUARY
SHIPPING NEWS.

Orinoco Bermuda Quebec. 1000 1900 m
Seminole. Jacksonville. Clyde. 800 I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09

Under the direction OF Mr. MAURICE GRAU.
Tonight. at 5. IL TROVATORE- Mines. Nordica and
ManteIh: NM. Campanari and Dippel-
Aft, Feb. 10 las. Double BEl-DON PAS
OUALE- Nine. Sembrch; NM SCOtti. Pini-Corsi and
Salgusc. Conductor MancineH- Followed by CANAL
LERIA RUSTICANA- Mines. Calve and Mantel-i; Nh
Campanari and Saleza-
Sat. Evg. FEB 10. s. Popular Prices-TASS-
HAUSER- Mines Susan Strong Olrzka Pev1y: I'M
Van Dyck Bertran and Pringle-
Sooists- Mines, Nordica Mantelh and suzanne Adaas;
NM. Evan Williams and PlanCOn and Petschnfkor
linist. together with Met Op. House Orchestra and
Chorus In addition 70 miscellaneous Rossais
STABAT MATER viii be performed Conductor, Sc
MancineIL
Mon. Ev'g Feb. II. at s. AIDA. Mines Emma Earss
Mantelh; NM. Scott. Plancon and Saleza-
Wed Evg. Feb. IA. a S. LA TRAVIATA Nine sem
brio NJ. Canpanart SalignaC.
Ev'g Feb. 10. at :. LOHENGRIN-
Eames and Schumann-HeInk; NM. Van Dyck. Berrrzn
Ed. de Reszke.
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
DER RING DIES NIBELUNGEN.

Tues. Ev'g. Feb. %. at $50. DAs RHEINGOLD.
Thurs. Ev'g. Feb. -. at Z DIE WAI.KCERE
Tues. Ev'g. Feb -, at :. SIEGFRIED.
Thurs. Ev'g. March l. at 6:45. GOTTERD AAISfERUNa
The sale season tickets closes morrow Evg
siugle performances for any % aSavs
works begins Mon. Feb. I2. at o a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-09
OsBoRNE's JUSTIFICATION.

Mr.. Osborne began his address with a justifca-
ton Of the attitude he had adopted toward the
defendant The opinion has been frequently ex-
pressed that Mr. Osborne was likely TO hurt his
case by displaying too much personal feeling
Any such impression that ne may have made on
the jury Mr.. Osborne sought to wipe away yes
terday by stating that from the time he had
first taken up the case he had given TO Molineux
the benefit Of every possible doubt There was
vast difference, he declared, between a prose-
cutting officer and a counsel selected by the de-
PENDANT, who must Under all circumstances pro-
tect a client. and who was bound by his retainer
10 particular theory. He said IN part:
We were confronted with this terrible crime
this horrible mystery and knew that some
individual, with something peculiar about him was
willing 10 take the life Of another by poison: and
want 10 say 10 you that IL of the most
remarkable spsctacles in a court when
you saw Harry Cornish take the stand and not
once mention the name Of the man who had a
motive against him. Why 1t that Cornish did
NOT mention MclineuX the with the mo-
rveP You viii have to go 10 some one else for an
explanation. Fortunately for the truth this de-
fendsRt was called witness al the Coroner's
Inquest Harry Cornish called there too He
was then asked 10 tell the Of the man who
had motive for sending him the poison. He was
1S4c that he had 10 hnd the man But he could
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

fh1 Saycr Lumber co
Two houses ON public land Taxes
thll penalty u.W. costs lc;
PRECINCT NO ga
nhrH. David g. dc
Land ~ 8y $50 varas bd n hy
lose Baca, by Roman Silva, h 81
Aceqala. W by n. DO Sena. Lana
lw ~ 49, vasua I'd. n y and 4 by
Pcua Hlenca nceauia, W by NJ 80
de haca. Taxes. tita. penalty Jsc
costs i0C, total d., oil. ... ........... 8 u
liHca Trinidad a. 90
Personal property Taxes lc;
penalty ac. costs. SIC. total ........A .uo
Garcia Jesus sena
Land 100 by 80 yards. bd y by
David C a. Haca, BY n. naca.
" hy baca, w by Rauio B0mineo
1copula Land 20 by 800 yards. bd
y and = hy public street. y by ~
silva, " - the public street. Tas.
81 il9@' penalty, ~. costs i0c.
total tlO VI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

| fi''t.f. a"'t '""''H ~
CHAVEZ he rhtd Itanolsso
iena y y ~ ygriA bd. y 5y %
s N9oa' "a Ae'a 49,, AZ y oy ne
81 hr pDuliN costs r,
Chavez Gr.Eoua
| Land tn hb in ttrHH. bd - uf thr
| public utd hy MUM. o by y
| w LOWS ~ Dos N Duran Faxes.
~" wh'liN "r costs 3. tptd : t.a
1 'nHtDt l.arUuEu
| t.aui CD n, b yards. nI DBL,
| vhtth Dy thr public road q by
1 n tAriN w Dos drvIuih. Taxes
re r'mlN c"His fr total s. Il
Land iea ., iu0 ,araa 3D. n by tho
| ruhin ru'd uy q 'havrt " by
tn, PUDDLE road land e. las -
ia a'' puS ~ = ,oe s b, L1 e ,s ss'
| NJ ty tg~tula. one .han tases
| 49, l,n.liy costs CO., Total. . ~.
| ea6ie 2,id' By 4 - nse . ' ~ BY y
| n tTp ri i'n s,a = b, {" y,ra..
t,ee lana y. 6y i@ y,ri. IA n
pa An'ln. \ by MaraH sanchez
O. hi y AusYt "a bV o. Sanchez
l1N'7 in1 penalty Ir costs
] Gg'tldon Epifsuio
l.tut >. nt n yards Boa n by D
5,, a. \, q Py NJ 49, 1argla y ~ the
tHutUN o. rnafa ay f1Jti ZOO
''aNHNon ffHuk
l3nd .nl D., fo 'sras hd y hy u
'i'',mgn = 'nd D. uy ihe ro,d ~
H = y dav'laon raves no
penalty. 81. COSTS lir total ....t 500
t'.f AIun lnrlNio
l-'". IN "A lti t'n.' ni and rs
L' Cav i'Aun hS the rubHe
u.naIiy Fc costs b, Total m
~. i'",''i4n"
Mipi"p1" so p hN ! \ Ctudr
iil. D. hl ~ 8 bittu. ~ by tHr
pubic ro,d Land 90 %, iol v,ras.
h1 !" s'tcdr', hy San.
ppI., fo,d rs,a tao,. p.nsiy
NN. '"... ,u total 90 %
"Hi ut. J'hrr
ieind p" nf aN NtrtH uI 81 hy y
nav "a p uN 9anchrt D. 'l ne
o. hy Iw ,lus. Bog y b, n save.
NY. ~ sanchez T. Ply y "a
t.'iin. nb the public road T'Sxes
n.p, l'.'ilN o't COSTS. 'e t'inl iia ~
Personal property Taxes. @c pom
diy. 81 COSTS N, total .......t t0g
ip,'l"i''oI 'i noi,,.l,, r,
l"nsl.l r'-'s a. total .... 8 70
Land 30 b1 200 ,arag d. n o.,
NJ JHNlWlliu Is bY tna public road
D. Dos q GHtuiIou. W S. the s1nd
hiiF iANrs 500. penalty. 1e.
costs. a. total ... 20
l'3N'I' lauF'iu
st,cda 4 W }. Minia h. =,
s'nnhrf NJ ny o. Gailcgn- TaKrs.
'.9 ,..gs ' ,pr, ,,. s q ~, 4,
public road. ) by IS l.urgru. Tanca.
$3.50 penalty lin oJFu. So. tofI : vi
l1ui Oh hy 60 yards bd y amt B.
D, teegui1 = b., tb, pubur road
N hy q l.ucHru. r5kra UN
Lueoro. Jose
liuusr uud Irt 900 AirI.yu Tasas.
'-.a. penalty. IlD costs It. total 5 G5|
tcuUrru. Nicolas
i.ind a Dos ini ,,s.e bod s. by
l.u,.ro. X aud y b, public road 81
'N luD.fn. Land ul by $50
tie plbli. road IS bg 7 samoan
Taxes. SGT penalty p COSTS co..
,ol9l &c.,. ............ IS ga
tatud w hy 2U safas. hd = lN r.
Siuchoz = hy 1requit D. rs public
road W ny y Garcia T,Aos. $50
penalty. &D COSTS E, tetl .... oil
Land M by ~ ,ar.. Doc AtrI.s,
Taxes bo. rruaIi, %, cost. b.
total .... ....... ......... u|
Land Igi hy ~ Yards. bi y 81, D.
nldatt,o \ hv b Autys T. ht N
p'rrn Nj h} Severe sanchez
IatuU 80 Ny ~ NafdH bd n by gav
sld1u l. b, d Haea n bN M. r,b
lu road Taxes. g0 prnalty 90
costs iur. total ... .... 8 tsI
si'rdrn. Icodofa
Land 300 hy go Yards hI n and A.
hy publie road Dy AnAy4 "
by b Apodaca Land 81 by ~
hl ANA D. by Mora. d by ace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Amaze. Andres
Land % hy SO yards hI y by j.
hacs p and ~ hY D. . HaUa
IaAya. DO. p0ualty, 3r costs, 8ri
Annie estate. Manuel
baud - hY H yHrIa ID. ~ by The
uuhiig TOAD y hN h Gufuio. D. kY
"a AfYFirs. ~ hy o.. Gurulo Land,
l,u yards Wide 3D. " ~ Cuchllla,
ht public rltd. D. hy j. Iili. w
n Chavez TaNea See penalty.
aht costs tnr. tOfai .. .t..t...,...t "A
ArmiiH Salvador
Land ~ hy go Narss 10 y by A.
AftFuu O. hf fnr pubic road W
hi a Garcia. Land Al hy -
tttHH 30 a ANA D. hy J 8anchsa
DOB o. A ArmIj1, w By me pub.
l' road. fNfes 80. penalty N0i
COSTS N iuiHl ...t.ttt.,t..t,s.t,.t 8
UtCa carmel
land 90 hy an ytras. ia. n and W
sand hills = hy 81 Baca, D b. TIRE
punfr ROAD faHes. gl0. penalty,
vi uoftr st total .. b., b.. .....t 2 n
Eaca u
Land NJ by s,g yaras. ~ n ana w
by " Anhto. TaKea. u %, penalty.
lsr. COSTS Nr. total .. q. ......... q Z
tundelarla. Jose Andres
Land 81 hY 900 Yaras in AtHsrn
Iakea, hA penalty, hc, costs 49,
-.s,,,al .itts, A" '..''.t'''.''' ~
land ~ vaiaa "a n ana " "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

But they ddnt - consent she sorry
hgufe was now lowered and small boys
and gihcis NOT so small. gfaDued him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

pleased 70 30 AZ the head Of such a
happy family. and while they render
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

manager Of the Mutual Mercantile
q s.sssas.. - st.s- wss-s sstts naadouar-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Aheyta Jose A.
Land and house Oh radlllis Ta3rs
500 nvnalty. Go. costs Er totals On
htfrlH Manuel
Land 300 yards bd. n by J. PJf.Is.
= hi 80 MOutoya o. ~ a. PadilIs
w by public land Taxes. alc pom.
tfN, BED e0Hte. Nc. total ......I ID
Dhsfurrnn Manuel
Land a. hy o. Yards 10 n bg a.
MonfpNH : by n nofhoa D. b. 81
MnrtKt ~ by Montoya Land ~
nf l.h yards. hd. N by : Sanchez
> hl 70 MoHi0ya, = by j padNia
"a hy Sanchez TaKe- sc.
penalty q costs. 'oc total. ..... 10
Land I'D \ by me hills. By the
fadlNaa gfant e. b. ths river IA
hy fadlllas Erant Tixss Tl2 en-
penalty tit 81 costa. &c., total 81. $40 =
ApudarH jose ChhFFa
Land .o tN W yards I'd n ~ A
i'hHyeE. hy A ! Chavez = Isl
thr public road W by Al Chavez
Land gn nY au Varaa. IA III hy
ulnhr road. y ~ a. chavez = hy
y hafea W hy the river Tanef
- a. penalty. iic. rosis 10r, total. q p
chavez Jose Maria
Land io yards widE 81 n aud y
hf public road, ~ &. Fadnla. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

1898 Continued

So p.uaity. uc' costs. Tc. tout.ts.0i
y rlarde, iruacio
House and land Taxos. NVi pcn-
Aliy ~ COSTS. Nc. total .... sac
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-04

oaas E-@s ss.sssa = - @ss-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

shade, 5-ro1m house. barn, chicken
house and cellar. oil for Sl02o This
property is close in: q great bargain.
Must sell Possession given at once.
John Farmer * CO. 145-ot
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PERSONAL
POULTRY

Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs; best In
the state; 10 premiums last two seasons
Send for circular. Agent for Lees Lice
Killer and all kinds of poultry remedies
Sharp's Hog Cholera Cure, best made;
Lawn Fertilizer, Bone Grit and Shell
Spratts Cooked food for Chicks.
OTTO WEISS, Wichita, Kan.
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FOR SALE-l4-acre farm, 5 miles north
east; So rev acre. II sold at once Ad-
dress Gil Ohio. EFT
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and Adorn Your Home.

We use any kind q PAINT you desire.
but ~ ali csees recommend The best
known materials. namely PDkE
strictly pure LT$SEED OIL - their
proper proportions We have bad years
% practical experience IN the paiat bust
ness ard can easily convince yya hat
the best materials are he cheapest
VS. also use the FAMOUS BROOKS
SEA FFOLD and GANG EKIsHEH. tha
SCIENTIFIC METHOD - exterior
painting. which enables ua 10 CO your
U0rs CHEAPER. QUICKER ard BIT
TER than en- pc done IS the Old single
brush system. This mefhad l. being sssf
almost eHriurfvn-r lu fh4 cavern states.
end 81 coming into Universal csc 81 fha
principal cf,ies tu Kansas. Aehraskas
fewa Ckfa bona sad Texas.
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painted 81 The Thinning can - fzr
me ScarelA RS Yau are tr1Utlrc II \
short time fiaB j. VIII take iesE paint,
men. use BOTS ARM pgxer Hif5 thstr
and D. SHAM-hut taorpuEniF er-aa 3-t
NEW METHOD VI r. thar done in 30
PAFI<O& NE VIII GEAAA N'LTsss
estimates Wa are pee 81 90 give iaeus-
We IRE pleased te CaI and EiFs eHttu
SEE rs before citing yuGr contract. a.
geod w1rk or 10 p4y. Ws are aeFs %
van want eefsrustaF
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statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED

HEP WANTED-MISCEL
MANIFESTATIONS to work for their
board, at Hayfords Restaurant.
l45-3tx
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HELP WANrED-Work for 49,. womel

WANTED-A cook at the Topeka Ave
nue. Hotel. Wichita. A3-4tX
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FOR SALE-Three-room cottage 1870 s
Lawrence. Inquire 1910 5. Emporis
IE!-stN
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FOR TRADE

STRAyED Or STOLEN-One bay horse.
with halter and picket rope Notify
Z r. Holhcl1e l4I6 ( DouEI2s- 1E-ltx
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FOUND.

FOR. SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-A fine. modern hame, very
choice location, with 1. acre OF ground,
on North Lawrence avenue. WIN De
offered for sale very few days. (.
". Mccoy, IA y. Main street.
lS-fri-sUu-tu-tf
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FOR RENT-Two good rooms. 39S South
EmpOria. Inquire Of Singer & Donnell.
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FOR RENT-Furnished and unfinished
rooms, to suit customers. Rent mod
crate. 4S3 5. Topeka. 141-6tX
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HELP WANTED-Work for men. women
and children. Magnificent climate. Per-
feet system of irrigation. No failure of
crops. Immense Sect Sugar factory row
in course of construction. 10 cost one
million dollars. Ten thousand acres of
peets TO he cultivated this season and
every season. The American Beer SUI
gar company Will aid industrious men
of families. who want to settle in this
valley. in getting located. large
number of men viii be employed during
the construction and operation CT the
factory. Others. and women and chill
dren. viii easily md work in fields
Come in time About $40 hands are
needed 10 take care of the crops Work
viii commence the middle OF May.
Good wages paid. For further informa-
ton address the American Beet Sugar
Company, at Rocky Ford. Colorado.
4-29-7tx
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms; two
front rooms. 3l5 S. Topeka. 14-4tx
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49, 49,. $685. = - 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-02
Ell BALE DEL CASINO

Sin tempo nj espaoio para consagrar
una extensa revista al bale celebrsdo
anoche en- ell <Casino2, no ha de ser obi
ce para que la croniea levante acta de
una fiesta animada, distinguida y sim
patica, que ha embelleoido con su asis
tencia un grupo fascinador de jovenes
poncenas.
El bale Sc prolongo kasta hora avan
zada de la noche, sin que la anImacion
decayese un instante.
Vimos allf caras bonitas como soles ;
y vimos mas vimos al Amor revole-
teando alrededor de un rostro que tiene
ell color inefable de la aurora y guarda
en- sus ojos la negrura infnita de la no.
che.
Los cdpeGdos obsequiaron la ooncu
rrencia COZ dulces, helados, licores y
chocolate.
La orquesta de Cruz inmejorable.
El pr6ximo bale sera tambi6n esco
gido de emociones, pues no en- balde
han sido condecorados anoche con la
capo distinguidos sefiores, cuyos nom
bres publicaremos mafana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-02

que les elegfan sus diputados y los eos
tenfan en- ell poder.
Renegaran los Esta los Unidos de 81
gloriosa tradicion democrAtica, que sir
reparar en- perjuicios, peligros y desola
clones, llevo termino la abolici6n de
la esclavitud. Mas tai vez los trust ON
nipotentes nieguen sus dollars q los que,
ain sstisfacer sus criminales ambiciones,
quieran ascender los asientos del Sc.
nado y del Cougreso la silla presiden-
cial.
No es este, con serlo tanto, ell aspecto
mas sombrio del cuadro que trazamos.
Mas deseonsoladora es la ayuda y coope-
racion que ell moderno incondicionalis
mo ha de aportar forzosamente, ST ha
de ser l6gico, los errores y 4 las injus-
ticias del partido imperante. Declara
que 10 acepta todo y todo 10 acata, para
demostrar su lealtad, y ha de aceptar y
acatar la ruina del pats y la indignidad
de sus hjos.
La historic juzgara, con Ia severidad
que mereoen, a esos parricidas que ella
van ell puflal en- ell corazon de la patria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-02
ssAN PerJN''

Nuestro elegante y simpatico coliseo
sc abrira muy pronto, reformado por
complete de los dafios Y desperfectoE
que sufrio en- ell temporal
Hemos visto los trabjos casi termina-
dos; la obra de retoque de nuestro po-
pular artista don Juan Rios, da vida
nueva las decoraciones que tantas We
ces hemos admlrado desde nuestras bu
tacas y ell busto de Campos coronando
ell proscenio, cierra con broehe de orc
la labor artfstica.
Las reformas de otro genera, como
alumbralo, butacss, etc., etc, son tam
bi6n muy scertadas.
Ahora bien; ell contraste con La Per
Ia de hace dos amos debe resultar por
complete.
Recordamos que en- sus dltimos item
pos guardaban perfecta ammonia, las
condiciones en- que estaba ell teatro, con
la falts de cultura que allf SO Observable.
i No 10 habran olvidado mis- caras lec-
toras; algunos sefIores llegaron a en-
Gender ell cigarriIlo en- los palcos gale
rfas, sin respeto 4 las familias que sc
paseaban estaban sentadas en- los pal
cos Nadie quiso protestar entonces de
la plaza que ocupaban ciertas mujeres
Hanaativas, y con esos y otros ejemplos,
como ell delos bastonazos, NADIA tenfan
de extrafio las griterfas y demostrscio
mes escan1alosas del paraiso, que en- con.
junto convertfan nuestro centro mas cul-
to, en- un 00atcZeg5Ue de extramuros.
Todo puede ccrregirse, y asf 10 espe-
ramos; la autoridadz eon sahiaa-y rigu
roaas medidas; y las personas que pue-
den y deben dar la pauta con las indi-
caoiones discretas J sobrs todo con el
elem plo.
Que La Perlo sea una verdadera per.
la de nuestra sociedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-02
Los Jurament tadOs

X march6, persuadido de que 81 madre ignoraba
le habs pasado. Puesto Ia fnga de Rsnato no
habfa sdo favorecda por Catalina, Ia coaa era 1mpoa
ble. el ramor falso el debfa ir andando hacia
la plaza de la Greve, Ell rey, cada vez mas fuEloso
exolam6:
"A cabaloi sefores. ia caballol les impossible
que Renato sc haya escapado
Desgracadamente aeababan de recibir notioiaa
comisionado por Ia ncredua Nancy scababs de llegar
ojos Rensto al frae elsvarse primero 81 aire des
aparece por del procurador Bgornesn Raul
10 vic todo Saba todos los pormenores del suoeso,
fu6 posible pasar 81 rio por puente, 10
atrayes6 . nado.
Ell semblsnte tan pacentero POGO antes de los
cortesanos nubl6 de repente. Todos agolpabun
de Raul, que contsba sencillameDte 10 que
ccababa de ocurrir. El paie abandon6 Ia oae de II
Ualandre cuando emprendfa el asalto de In casa.
-lPues bieni exolarn6 el reg; 81 Crlon est6, Sc
apoderara de Renato.
Nancy Sc aoerc6 la reina de Navarro
mur6:
XII rey esta lleno ds ilusiones..
Dos horas transcnrrieron e Louvre en- una con-
fusion indecible. Ell Hey de faTor mas
terrible dc los que sofia sufrir freouenciA JuTo
que mandarfa ahorcar Caboche que RsnatO seria
contrado vivo, que la relna madres u habls
tenido agana pare este rapto sea encerrada en- -
fortalexa de Vineennea Psro luego que sc desfogo
toda N o6lers ell rey csy6 abatlmento ffsioo
moral tan arande que trlste hurano encerr6
abinete ando orden para que no se PeEmusra entrar
. nadie.
El prRdente Pibras mRrmHz6 sntonceI