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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-22

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Iacrefble.
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les hechos.
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del pats, 10 iDjuria, 10 escarnece.
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que las turbas republicanas amenacep -
d, fensas mujeres, consiente en- una eos,
nuncs vista.
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fjos los ojos en- usted.
si al fin, por nuestro mai,
La situacion no Sc aclara,
1serVira listed de mampara
& esa ehusma criminal?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-22
co-qer y China

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comunicado instrucciones concretss al mi
nistro Mr.. Couger, para que sc oponga B
las represaIias, 81 intentssen establecerlas
las demas naciones que interviewer en- e.
conficto chino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-22

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-22
candidaturas

Iudf, ase como candidates para la pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-22

Siempre eI MismO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
NatIonnI Tarmcr., Congress.

Denver. Colo, Aug co. Several hun-
dred delegates 90 the National Farmers
congress. which wan open I'M Colorado
Springs tomorrow arrived here today
and enjoyed an excursion around the
loop
3. +. Clayton, OF Indiana, Iowa, is
chairman OF the committee which has
done most of the work OF arranging for
what he thinks win be the most suo-
cessful convention Of the kind ever
held
"lt looks now ass If there would be
1000 delegates present said Mr. Clay
ton There VIII at amy rate De- more
than 1900 and that Is larger attend
anc- than there has ever been at a
national farmers congress.
In addition 90 Che subject OF pure
Food" which very win Doe considered
at length there VIII Doe discussion of
various interests, of the NIcaraguan
canal and free rural deliveries. ] have
no doubt that the congress win take
steps 90 urge that The rural free de-
livery system De- spread as widely as
possible"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
A CowARpLY POLICY.


New York. Aus. l9-Gov Roosevelt.
at oyster Bay, L ]. today gave out
for publication q letter which be- had
written ON August SIN 90 Gen John
NJ. Palmer of Springfield, H., relative
to the ST. Paul speech boy the COVER
nor. In which be had been quoted as
making derogatOry remarks concern
ing Democrats. The letter says. in
part.
II notice that in your recent very
manly interview. stating why YOU
could not support the P0puIisuC
Democracy and the Kansas city plat
form and nominees you allude 20 a
statement ] was supposed 90 have
made. attacking Democrats generally,
iu nay ST. Paul speech
you have evidently seen "a report
which was not merely gJrhlcd. but
falsihed ! stand by this speech abso-
luteN and have nothing 20 explain IN
connection with 10. but ] DO wish 20
point out whore ITS meaning was de-
liberately inverted.
"ln my speech | began by saying.
we appeal NOT only to Republicans,
but 20 an good citizens who are AmgUi-
cans iu fact le well 1s in name. 90
help Dis in rr-clectIug President McEiu-
ley / ended hy saving Study the
Kansas city platform and YOU cannot
help realizing that their policy Che
policy of its makers and sp0ns0rs) is
"a policy of infamy that their triumph
would mean misery 500 widespread that
is almost unthukahIp and a disgrace
So lasting that more than a generation
would have to pass before 90 could bee
wiped out They stand for lawless-
ness and disorder. for dishonesty and
uishouor. for license and disaster at
home and cUWarily shrinking from
duty abroad We ask the support OF
an Americans who have the welfare
of the country at heart mo- matter
what their political utilization may
have been .u The past
"Yuu VIII sae that here ] most eX-
plicluy draw tha line between the men
who support and ask support for the
Kansas city platform and an other
citizens. whether Democrats or Repub-
leans ] feel that as matter OF fact
the greatest possible credit BIS due 90
men like YOU. my dear sir. and Co the
other Gold Democrats who four years
ago and now stand for national honor
IL hold up the policy advocated In
the Kansas city platform as base and
COWardly policy 90 emphasize our
right 20 appeal 90 the countless thou
sands Of high-mindpl Democrats who
abhor baseness ana c1w1rliCe and are
quick 90 see and disown them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
JUDGMENT is CONFESSED.
Mrs, Sarah ], KoroId Receivers $4,000 from
R. G, ". Ry. Co,
Husband Was Killed in Railroad
Collision Last April sued
for $4,000.

The defendant IN the ease OF Sarah
]. Konold. administratrix OF the estate
of William Konold deceased. ys the
RIO Grande Western Railway company
confessed judgment IN the Third dis
trict court today for $1,000. $500 attor-
neys fees and costs OF suit
Plaintiff instituted proceedings
against defendant on the 18th inst. 20
recover $4,000 for the death OF her
husband, William Kouold. a railroad
engineer. who was killed I'M collision
on April % last, near the cement works.
this city
Plaintiff obtained an order of the
probate court Of Utah county 40 Provo
Saturday 90 accept the compromise.
The heirs OF the deceased engineer
are the widow and three children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20

New York. Aug. 20-The death OF
John ID. Flower. Of the firm OF Flower
& Company. Of this city occurred al the
home OF bis daughter at Prouts Neck,
Me- last night. he was stricken with
paralysis Saturday night
Mr.. Fowler was the head of the bank
ing house of Fowler a. Company and a
brother of the late Governor Roswell p.
Flower He was born in Theresa, JEFF
ferson county n. Y, and was about
go years old. He leaves a wife and
three children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
BIG DIVIDENDS.
German Banks show They Are MAX
ing Money.

Berlin. Aug. 20.-An association of
the largest banks has resolved TO COM
fine as brokerage business TO hllis
and persons registered In the bouiae
register
A dividend OF 1G per cent upon.
capital OF 100000 marks has been dee
clared by the HoesCh Company. again
lj per cent dividend on H0J1VoJ marks
capital last year
The Hasppr firm declared q tV per
cent dividend against one OF ~ per
cent last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
BoERs sURRENDERING.
Rumble Reports 0si More Prisoners
-Guns Cantured.

London Aug 2o-The war office has
received the following despatch from
Lord Roberts;
Ian Hamilton captured two krupp
guns at ELEPHANTS Mex, August l,th.
Three British We're wounded,
Hamilton engaged the Beers all day
August 18th at ROodckopies and Croco-
die river. There were few casualties,
"Rundle reports that ga Bgsrs sur
rendered IN the Harrismith district,
August l6'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
EicctricaI Engineer Killed.

San Diego. Cal, Aug 2O-W y. Nc
Curdy. an engineer of the electric plant
here was found dead iu the power
house. lie had received shock OF
about 1900 volts. his hat was lying by
the dynamo and his body was twenty
feet away. a burned spot on his hand
showed where DE had touched the pole.
the shock throwing him over another
machine standing near In nils flight
through the air he apparently disar-
ranged the gearing, for the engine ran
away and burned out the dynamo As
a result the city is without street lights
temporarily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
TOWNS THREATE
WITH DESTRUCTION.
WyOming's Forest Fires a Great Peril
Sheepherders Flee Miners and
Rangers Fight the Fire.

Saratoga. wyo. Aug. 20-The forest
fires continue to burn in tha mountains
between Battle Lake and Grand En-
campment and those towns and tba
numerous mining camps and sheep
camps are threatened with destruction
The borders We're forced Co dr.y. their
nocks high up 90 the mountains 20 get
feed, owing to the scarcity of both
feed and water ON the plains below
and &c Is feared that many OF these
heriers have been surrounded with
their iOcks by the fires The timber .s
as dry as finder and burns r.rCaly
Nothing can prevent the progress of
the flames except "a heavy uIr
II is estimated that the loss thua far
exclusive OF the millions of feet uf fine
timber. viii Boz over 100000.
Miners have Joined the forest rangers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Terrinc Storm.

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug pa special
20 the Evening Wisconsin from She
boygun, Wis. says.
a terrific windstorm. struck this city
this afternoon. II came suddenly from
the north 10 wrecked eight large
buildings. including the Croker chair
factory, brewery of Conrad Schrier
company. and Zimhals brick yard, and
about 200 houses. The pecuniary dam
ace is estimated 40 100000 40 loss Of
NE IS reported but many persons are
believed 10 have been Injured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Apostle Brigham Young Finds
Many Opportunities
WHAT MORMOSs ARE DOING.
Are Occupying the Land and Convert
ing IL Into Productive Farms
some Others Are selling out
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Fruluand. san Juan Co.. ". M. Aug.
lj-This far on country rs but little
known outside and not properly appre-
ciated by either residents or trag-..nts,
its possibilities and resources are great
aud abundant what may not Indus
tr,ous communities located boz these
fertile hooks and corners and slightly
mesas accomplish in a few years. Coal
wood. water. stock range and au excel
lent climate are am conducive Co health
and wealth To the hardy pioneer who
puts forth bis strength 90 reclaim this
fine country. True the prevailing
drOuth is felt here and tU some extent
retards the growth OF the country but
when the land De- saucuhgl by the pe0-
ple no lOyelier spot exists on earth than
this once forbidIing desert
This year Is notable for the great
scarcity Of water in most of the states
and Territories, II Is true water De- not
plentiful 10 our streams as at other
seasons but I'm the An.mas and San
Juan rivers an abundance remains,
however. to supply the present needs
and millions Of gallons unuuIIzed are
flowing down into the great canyons
of the Colorado river.
During "a recent Wis 10 90 the upper San
Juan ! saw much country that sur
Irised and delighted me ThIty-hye
miles above this place we found "a few
Mormon families, scattered along the
river a few of these people owned the
farms they occupied, others were rent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Racker Boy Accidentally Shot in
the Wrist,
MRS, THOMAS BREAKS ANKLE
Young smith Receives Painful Cash
In the Head From Thrown
stone,
LsrECAL 10 nm -NEWsI


Lehi Junction. Aug 2o.-The l4-year.
old son Of Mrs. VIM. =. Rackgr was ace
cldentally shot in the wrist today
Young Racker was handling The gun
near the house when % was accidentally
discharged the bullet entering Che
nesly part Of the wrist and after pillow
ing IT'S way up ,he arm for some disc
lance, entered the Aesby part Of the
lads neck and came out through the
cheek Dr. Steele dressed the wounds
and the boy seems now 90 De getting
along very nicely considering h.s hurts
Mrs Richard Thomas while picking
fruit fen from a step ladder and Trace
tured her ankle. The injury o. very
painful one and Mrs Thomas WII Dee
denied the use Of her limb for some
time 90 come,
a young man named Smith was thIs
morning struck ON the head by @ thrown
stone receiving very ugly scalp
wound II is not known who VASE The
stone throWer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Rich Nlnn KIdnapped.

Albany n. Y. Aug 20.-Henry W
Helst Of Elmira. and "a woman named
Mrs Sgel. OF this city, have been ar
rested on n charge OF kidnapping IL is
claimed that Hest Induced Ex-Alder-
man Ebel. "a wealthy man 10 go 20 no.
tal here. and preparations were being
made 20 remove him 20 a sanitarium at
Fimira. The woman rs said 20 have
baeu former employe OF Mr.. Ebels
Hest finally Informed the police and the
arrest followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20

GEORGETOWN. Ky, Aug 2O-The case
against Henry H. Youtsey charged
with completely IN the murder of VIM.
Goebel was called for trial in Judge
Cauuilrs court this mOrning. The de-
PENDANT looking pale and weak. took
seat boy his wife and just behind bis
counsel when the list OF witnesses was
called. eN-State Treasurer Walter Day
failed 90 respond and on motion of COM
m0uWe8lth his rec0gni2auCe bond was
forfeited and a forthwith attachment
fegued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
SAVED THE FOREIGNERS.

"The Chinese troops were every
where. Two days before the alarm LOO
Russian troops arrived, They saved
our lives Had Il not been for them all
OF us would have been slaughtered. on
that Monday they fought 5000 Chinese
foreign drilled troops for twelve hours.
At one time they thought they could
not hold them at bay but In the even
Ing the Russians still maintained their
positions How the Russians fought and
suffered. / cannot describe their COur-
age. For three days they lay I'm the
open. exposed 20 a terrible fire without
being able 20 fight back The Chinese
were behind trenches so the Russians
could not afford 20 waste ammunition.
"Al these days We were watching
and waiting for achievements, We
could not believe the admirals would
lombard the forts and plunge US into
war and then leave as with only few
hundred troops Such. however, was
the case. No one knows where the
fault lay There had been dreadful days
Of fighting But when the second addi-
tional troops were dispatched from
Taku after the arrival of Jim Watts,
the brave Russian rider they were able
with such a reinforcement 10 work their
way through Thus they an arrived
on Sunday morning and We were
saved"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20

resolution. which you failed Goo send
me- is not t1 call Zoo question The rlgat
Uf your association To- Cuticise any Of
ng.al act of mine which does not meet
your approval / DO wish, hgNeFeI To
state frankly and plainly that my own
conscience and my own conception or
duty must Doe my guide I'M the iutui1
gs FOO The past
GAS DO the courteous and cordial iu-
yitatI0u Of both the g. a. r.. and of me
executive committee of chicago clu-
7eus. I have to state that ] sraauy
appreciate the compliment paid me 10y
that invitation and the spirit when
prompted it Circumstance, however
rendered 40 impossible for me To- ac-
ueut and ] fl notified the officers ana
committees nearly two months ago.
when thH. invitation first reached me.
Eut Iu th.s connection also ] wish 90
slv that j must Doe the judge. now
and hereafter. of the pr1prety 0t ace
Captiug invitations from any section
off the country COZ any class of my fei-
loW cauutymgn.
I'm order that there may De mo- pos
sibe misunderstanding 0f nay position
ON these and all kindred matters ]
repeat my sole guild. must he my own
convictions Hf duty Co. ibis whole cHJn-
try and t0 Jhe southern people whose
glorious record iu all the past whose
traditions, dignity and honor ! have
ondeJyorad t0 defend and uphold at all
times in aIl sections and under all con-
diuous
"ln conclusion. Dec % definitely, De
understood that 500 long as Providence
permits ma Oh speak or labor ] shall
continue tae efforts which / have made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
MURDERED ny ROBBERS.
Colorado Miners Held Up - one
Killed, One Fatally Wounded.

Denver. Colo. Aug pa special 20
the News from Florence. Colo. says:
George Bonash ana Joe Juhasz, min
ers, were shot by hold-ups at Brook
side. a coal mining town five miles
from here D0uash being instantly killed
and Iuhasz fatally wounded O. a.
Ravens. and Jos Graham have been
arrested on suspicion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Entnl rlpht I'M NIontnna.

Helena Mont. Aug 2)-Tom Martin
and Barney Eeegan upset lamp while
fighting On room No the Hamilton
house az Hamilton. RayveiIi county
and set Ore Go the building Both were
burned Go death. The hotel and three
adjoining hotels We're burned. Loss,
SEQ 600. partially Insured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Cattlemau Shot Dead.

Wichita. Kansas Aug. 20-Mr. Hun.
cattlaman and farmer. was shot dead
IN his own home In Custer county.
Oklahoma, Friday night by some one
who fred through an open window. The
herd law there IS said TO Dee the cause
OF the crime and more trouble Is feared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
FIGHTING IN PROGRESS.

Washington. Aug. 2O.--The Japanese
legation has received several important
dispatches. one received today from
Toxic. dated August ~, says
After entry into Pekin was effected
by the allied troops, the Chinese troops
on August IS betook themselves to ana
remained In the imperial palace. a
body Of japanese troops was told ON
20 guard the palace, and there they met
with obstinate resistance boy the Dhl-
nese troops. Fighting Is still going on.
The headquarters OF the japanese army
Is IN the legation. and the division Us
mainly Quartered IN the villages out
side of Antlng Man.
Another telegram. dated the 18Th,
gives the report Of the japanese cone
sui general at Shanghai saying Sheng
credits the report that the empress
dowager and probably the emperor also
had left Pekln. as the priVy council
crossed the Luken bridge on the 10Th
bearing the banner OF the imperial cor-
tege. Also that Prince Ching "a sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Violence at a welsh strike.

Cardiff Wales. Aug Slowing 20 a
strike OF some 1000 Taft N3ler railroad
men. traffic on the railroad has been
stopped and there has been some yio-
lcnCe against volunteer workers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
MRS. DREW DENIES

1.-THE worst OF an was am article
which attributed 90 me The most hor-
rIblc story uf the atrocities committed
by the Russian soldiers. ] wish 90 deny
these statements In fun and 8s the acc
count has been copied into many east
oru papers, 1t has perhaps. come 20
your notice. ] feel that J. at least, must
tell you how false it an De-. In fact.
can from my own experience during
those terrible days of the siege OF Tien
Tsin. speak only IN the highest terms
of praise OF the Russian soldiers, who
undoubtedly saved our lives on more
than one occasion
lu giving this letter out for publica-
dion the Russian embassy wishes &c UNI
dcrstood that little Importance is at
tributed 90 the effect Of the stories re-
nectug upon the Russian troops We're
&C not that the lady concerned Us de-
sirOus of correcting the false reports no
notice would be taken of them. as the
facts themselves are the best ratuta-
ton OF the sensational cauards pub
lished. with the obvious purpose Of
UreiuiIcur the American press and
people against the Russians
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Knlcd hy Chicaeo Hent.

Chicago. Aug 20.--The intense heat
today resulted in number OF prostra-
tlons and two deaths The dead are.
g W. williams. heart disease, super
induced by heat
Chamberlain. an infant, died from ef-
fects % heat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
IN Pekln. although Prince Tuan has
followed the empress dowager
CHINESE SURROUNDED.

Washington. Aug 20.-The state de-
partment has received a cablesLem
through Consul Fowler at enc 90
from Consul Ragsdals az Tien Ish'
saving that the Chinese troops are sur
rounded by the allied army In the PAL
ace grounds az Pekn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
nRAVERY oF RUssIANs.

indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 2j.-The fol-
lowing letter was received last night
from Mrs. Charles Deuby Jr., dated
Ten TsIn. July 20. "On the night of
June no, enormous fires in the native
city were started and the Boxers began
their attack on the settlement so we
We're an aroused az 4 o'clock ana every
one who lived in the extra concession
went either 90 friends on the Victoria
road or 20 the town hail. As 70 hap
paned Mrs Won Hanuekin had asked
us Co come To- her in case Of alarm so
we escaped 20 the town hall There
We're perhaps. one hundred people who
remained in their own homes. An the
rest were huddled together In Gordon
Hall for ten days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
Lawn Tennis Champion.

Newport, r. J., Aug GOV. A
Larned defeated G.. l.. Wrenn Jr., at
tennis here today, 6-3. CO, CO. The
winner win challenge Whitman for the
championship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20

St. Paul, MINI, Aug. 20-Spcclals 10
the Dispatch tell Of heavy damage to
property ana crops in North Dakota by
severe electrical storms At Nicholson,
Towel and other places many buildings
were wrecked and cars lifted from the
track by the fierce wind The rainfall
was over two Inches
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-20
To Recover a Deed.

Salina a. Phillips. formerly Lucas
filed "a suit against John Ha.hu .n
the Third district court today o. recover
a deed TO certain premises held ln es-
crow.