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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-10
pRIEF MENT1oN1Nas.
Events In and About the City Given
in a Nutshell.

Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell.
Council meets this evening in regular
session,
The American Stars will give mas
queradc at the Pythlan castle, mex
Monday evening, and Il promises to be
largely attended.
Stone & Thomas have arranged for
q daily weather report, which VIII be
found at the head of thei- advertise
ments every morning.
Jurors summoned to attend crlmi
nal court to-day have been excused for
the term. owing to the fact that the
Mooney Friday jury was secured last
evening.
Mrs. Bessie T. Brown win be buried
from the residence of Mr.. G. c. Smith on
Wednesday. The remains will arrive
over the Panhandle this afternoon from
Boulder, Colorado
Al the Second Presbyterian church,
last night, a stereOpticon and musical
entertainment was given by classes
No. u and No. 10. whose teachers are
Misses Kate Ritter and Della Reilly.
Ellis Herbert handled the lantern.
Yesterday at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Jessie Wells. South Broadway,
Island, occurred the death OF Mrs.
Amanda L. Murdoch. widow OF the late
G, G. Murdoch, quite suddenly and un-
expectedly The funeral arrangements
have not been announced.
The trades assembly committee In
charge Of the arrangements for the lee
ture to be delivered here By Eugene v.
Debs. received word last night from
Debs that he could not come on the
date named. April %, but he willing TO
come on the 2Gth. The change was sat-
isfactory and the noted labor speaker
win be heard at the Fifth ward market
house. on the evening OF April 26.
The Belmont plate min is on this
week, and it is said the shut down Is IN
directly caused by the employees hay
ing been organized into a lodge Of the
Amalgamnted Association, but the
management asserts that the stop is
due TO lack of orders What is known
as the big" mill is running single turn.
Recently the men have been interested
In forming union and this fact Is ru-
mOred ny being connected with the
shutdown OF the mill, but no confirma-
ton OF the rumor could be obtained. All
previous attempts to unionize the Bel
mont resulted IN failures.
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COUNTRYSIDE
STIRRED UP AS
NEVER BEFORE
over the cowardly Murder Of six
teen-Year-oid Clarence War
rick Near sOmertOn.
THE CARTER BOYS REMOVED
From GAINESVILLE to St. olairsville,
Fears Were Entertained for
Their Safety.

The countryside In the vicinity Of
SomertOn, over in Belmont county
Ohio-and even extending 30 far as
Barnesville-is aroused az never before
over the cowardly murder OF sixteen
year-old Clarence Warrick early Sum
day morning. as told In detail in Nom
days IntelIlgenccr. Opinion is general
that the boy was killed because he
knew too much about the operations OF
a gang OF thieves, OF whom 1t is alleged
the Carter boys. who were placed under
arrest Saturday, are members.
Sheriff Foreman went to GAINESVILLE
yesterday to assist the town marshal.
A. r Blowers, in running down the
murderers, Learning the intense ex-
element that prevailed. he lost no time
in taking the two Carriers over to the
coutny seat, 81. Clairsville, where they
are now in the county jail.
Miss Ada Marley. the young wo-
man who, with Mrs warrick, was
bound and gagged by the murderers
went to Barnesville yesterday and took
look at six prisoners In the town lock-
up, among whom were the two suspects
arrested Saturday evening. She said
none OF the men answered her descrIp-
ton Of the murderers, whereGpoR the
pair we're released by the marshal.
Miss Marley describes the man who
killed young warrlck as tall and rather
slim. with mask over his face. His
companion wax as tall. but heavier.
weighing about $50 pounds This man
did not speak. the slim man doing all
the talking and Is said to have been
recognized by young Warrick. who
showed that he knew the man and thus
brought on his death.
Marshal Blowers and other officers
went over into Guernsey county yesteT-
day, following up clue believed to be
promising. but the trip was without re-
suit. Last night the marshal said he
had caught up clue which he was
confident would result in the arrest OF
the murderer to-day. II he arrests his
men he viii avoid taking them to
Barnesville. being positive they would
be Iynched II their presence and guilt
were known. Instead he will take. them
to Cambridge or st. Clalrsvllle.
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THE HUB CLoTHRRs.
The Hub
Suits H$ $ $5s 8 81 34:ss

Men who know what a bargain really is are mn,
ting their knowledge to practical use. They will h.
dressed in the top notch of style this summer, and
will have saved So to $Io-a good deal more than
that if they make the comparison with merchant to,
prices.
Numbers Of our visitors express surprise at II.
exquisite trimming of these suits. They say thew
have never seen anything like it before in readymsj.
clothing. To our regular customers its an old story
There is not a merchant tailor in Wheeling w6o
would undertake to duplicate one Of these suits or
twice its price. Indeed for what offer you at SIo
for instance, he would want S25 at least Remember
our guarantee with ever suit Your money bad
whenever you say SO.
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hi clnrl, RobcrtsonIn omee.

Yesterday. in CLERK Robertson's office
the following we're recorded:
Deed made April Q. 1900; by Margaret
]. Taylor to Mary Eliza Birch; consId-
grafton. $500; transfers part of lot 81
in Moses w. chaplino's addition.
Deed, made October a. 1899; by
G. w. Atkinson. special commissioner.
to C. #. Freeso; consideration, $3.50;
lot on Chapllnc street. sixth ward.
Power Of attorney from the unlon-
town. waynesburg & West Virginia
hallway Company to w. II, Hearne.
A marriage license was Issued to
George A. johnson. aged twenty-five,
OF Pittsburgh. to Katie l., Holdings
worth, aged eighteen, OF Wheeling.
Three deeds OF trust were recorded.
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1 viii sell at public auction on We'd
nesdny. April ii, commencing nj 10 n.
M, al No. Is Sixteenth street. one OF
the finest selections OF household goods
ever offered In this city. consisting OF
Hardin. French, German and Austrian
China Sets. English. French and Ger
man Bric-a-Brac. Silverware, Stands.
Cabinets. Mirrors. Cut Glassware. one
Ladies' and one Cents Chninless b.
cycle. new. Lace Curtains and Draper
les. Table Linen. etc.
Parties wishing to see the furniture
before the day OF sale can do so by call
ing any time before day Of sale. Open
FOR Inspection mornings. at 10 o'clock.
Terms-Cash j. {. HERVET,
Auctlonecr.
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Public sale-J. c. Herycy
For sale-yrheo. W. Fink & co.
For Sale-Howard HaElett & Son.
For Sale--G o. Smith.
Hyomel-secOnd Page.
Easter Collars and Cufs-McFudden's--
Fouiards@Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.-Eightl.
Page.
Mutual Savings BaRk-seeond Page.
Don't Neglect Your Kldneys-Third
Page
Day Drenms-Nay Bros-EAghth Page.
Go to the Food Fair and Sec the Roberts
Filters-Fifth Page
Carpet Solp-R, II. List.
"Ainsiie'g Hair BaiHHm"
Easter Cards and Noveltles-Stnnton's
Old City Book Store.
Gas Ranges-Geo. w. Johnson's Sons
WIN Your Shirt Look Like This?-White
Swan Laundry.
For Sale-Simpson & Tatum.
For Rent-James A. Henrys
GreNt-Albert Stoke & Co.-second
Page.
tlval-Secon. Page.
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FRUIT TREES, Grape Vines, Rasp-
berry, blackberry and Strawberry
Plants. Half Agents prices Cata-
iogue free. Reid's Nurseries, Tel. os,
Ohio, tins
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SPRING OPENING.

Suits made to order at popular
prices. Bright novelties in Foreign
and Domestic Woolens.
O. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers, 1321r1323 Market st.
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We have a very ilnc upright piano In
good condition, also one square plano
which we offer this week at SPECIAL
bargains TO sell them quickly. Can and
sec them. f. W. BANNER co.
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JURORS summoned to at
tend the Criminal Court to-
day, April 10, 1900, are ex-
cuSed for the term. BY or
der of the court.
H. c. RICHARDS,
Sheriff of Ohio County.
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Young Mems
SI2 and $3.50 Easter Suits.

The highest grade of Young Suits conceived N
by ourneymen aors that the best clothing in New York
breasted vests high cut vests without coar-hgh fitting @
sers-sweIl cut box coats.
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GOOD Union Workmanship at c. w.
SEABRIGHT'S SON, Twenty-second
and Main Streets.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and visitors.

Chief Of Police Clemans is confined to
his home, with a slight lndisposItion.
The many friends Of Mrs. Jennie
Brinton will be pleased TO learn she Is
rapidly recovering after few days
Illness.
DR.. Leonard Eskey Is confined to his
home. on South Chaplinc street, having
sufferfred a relapse. He Is afflicted with
lnflammatory rheumatism.
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10000.

We llavc fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs of Spcctacles, giving us
u record md experience unequnlled by
my other Opticinn In West virginia.
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticinn,
No, ll08 Market street.
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ALI. late novelties In spring suitlngs
and pantaIoons at lowest prices.
]. WINESDORFFER,
1868 Market Street.
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by ex-
pert workmen. +. w. BAuMER co.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING. Es-
Inmates furnished for laying out pri-
vate grounds. Reid's Nurseries, Tel.
So, Bridgeport, Ohio mwf
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STONE q THOMAS.
weather Forecnst Tor Io-dny-Fair.
STONE & THOMAS.
Two Stocks incompatible
In Volume and Yariety........
A WORD ABOUT SILKS.

Never pretty coors and patterns such grsa: and vary
Europe and America pushed their worthy claims forward Tor
onogo we have chosen the best and most sk
@ each The akin created beauties
a walk through section will crafty you
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by ex-
merit workmen. f. w BANNER co.
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NEW DRESS FABRICS.

There's unusually bright the seasons
styles that appeals to fashionable exusveness that re-
artistic
GOODS sFLENDoR. where superb taste
nctnra
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Mems $500
Easter Suits.

Made from the finest wooIens DO fOund-tweny la
of New Stripes and Checks Vests made double breasted
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1nteIHaeneer


once. IS ana 81 Fourtoenth stroet.
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Mems Clay
Worsted Suits $40.

Reliable and dressy containing only tested wednesday,
lined with Italian cloth and tailored thorough Tn
Clay Suits viii easily recognized s1S standard garments
Swell Top Goats in new Tan and Oxford shsde medium
and short longths-s7.5o $1,000, sls.6o.
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Un robo mayGscuIo
de 80 mil dollars

Sc ha hecho en- Paris, la Com
panla de Ferrocarriles del Norte, un
escandaloso robo de 400 mil frances,
6 sean 80 mil dollars.
La Compaf1ia, tres yeces a la
semana, deposita en- ell Banco de
Francia, gruesas sumas de dinero.
Ell dia del robo mand6 a depositar
dinero, la cantidad de cuatroeien-
tos mil frances en- giros pequenos, 6
checks al portador. Los checks fue-
ron colocados en- una GAIA y confia-
dos al cargo de dos -empleados, para
trasportarlos en- un coche desde la
estaci6n del ferrocarril hasta ell Ban
CO.. Antes de salir ell coche, uno de
los empleados puso ell paquete de los
checks al ladQasdel cochero. Dos
hombres Sc acerSaron y entretuyie-
ron al cochero y uno de los depen-
dientes, mientras un tercero agarra-
ba la GAIA de los checks = empluma-
ba con ella. -.. II
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cuestiones en- su caracter de extran-

cuestiones 9 su caracter de extran-
jera.
Ell doctor Tamayo ha tornado
empef1o de terminar la <explotaci6n
ofcial> de la prostitution prohibien-
do terminantemente que nj ell Esta-
do nj ell Municipio perciban cantidad
alguna de tan vergonzosa proceden-
cia. Y ha publicado un decreto por
ell que Sc prohibe en- absolute la ms
cripcion como meretrices de las me-
nores de % amos.
Con generates aplausos ha sido
acogida tan justa disposition, pues
el Estado~debe velar pofque no Sc
prostituya inicuamente la juventud
mercando con esta nueva trata de
blancos como Sc merc6 con la carne
africana. @
Siguen las protestas y forma-
ci6n de comites populares de propa
ganda contra el senor Obispo Sba'
rretti. Ell pueblo cubano quiere que
sea un natural del pals, que virtuo'
SOS y dignos de ese cargo los hay,
y no tolera que Sc le imponga un ex'
tranjero aunque este apoyado por-
ell gobierno Intervention y una fac
ci6n de cubanos Observation-Disclosures.
ST es verdad que ell pueblo es
soberano no queda duda alguna que
ell obispo Sbarretti tendra pronto
que tomar las de Villadiego.
Y para terminar, voy dar a CO.
nocer q los lectores de LA CORRES-
PONDENCIA, una de las enmiendas
hechas a nuestros c6digos, que de-
bieran poner en- practica tambiep
ahf, y creemos que darfa bellfsimos
resultados.
Esta enmienda es la imposition
de fuertes multas q los litigantes te
merarios.
Aquf como ahf, son una verda-
dera playa los pica-pleitos que han
hallado la formula de vivir del su'
dor ageno y ell secretario de justicia
ha determinado ponerlos a raya y
creo que ha encontrado la manera
de conseguir su objeto.
Ell COrTeSpOns0i.
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mo arre|npujar!

Mucho juego estan dando los
dos millones. Atm no han 1egado
y va no hay t1tere con cabeza que no
Sc crea un contador de primera fuer-
"a para distribuirlos.
Uno pide edifcios pdblicos para
oticinas y atlas corporaciones, otro
que Sc distribuyan entire los agricul-
torres; aquel que Sc empleen en- ca
minos, este en- mejora de puertos, y
no falta quien pida que Sc dediquen
q fomentar centrales para ell cultivo
de la caf1a, sin acordarse de 10 que
produce eel inspirante grano.s Y....
iel colmo! no falta quien pretenda la
distribution a domicilio para sacar
la tripa de NAL afo. va estamos
viendo las repetidas peregrinacio-
nes, con banderas y todo, persiguien-
do ell bacalao y las habichuelas del
Quantermaster.
Els decir, que cada cual arrima
la braza su SARDINIA, ateniendose a
aquello de xpobre porfado SAGA men
drugo, No esta NAL, ST Sc miriam
las cosas por ell CRYSTAL del egoismo;
pero no es correcto.
No es tanto ell dinero, nj alcan-
"a para tantaS cOsas. s.-TengamOs
calma, y no xarrempujemos>, al que
tiene ell deber de estudiar las necesi-
dades mas urgentss y remediarlas.
De 81 es la responsabilidad de sus
actos; dejadle que medite, que juz-
que, que distribuya La menes-
ira, con amino sereno, y con con-
ciencia de 10 que haga.
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FranCia
G |ngI Iaterra

Gel Gaulois> publica varias res
puestas q la pregunta de 81 Inglate-
rra intenta declarar la guerra a Fran
cia, una vez terminen las hostilida-
des del Sur de Africa. Ell Cardenal
Vaughan, Arzobispo de Westmins-
ter, ha respondido de esta name
ra:
eNadie en- Inglaterra suef1a con
dirigir las fuerzas militares y de la
marina contra las colonias de otras
naciones. La experiencia nos ha
ensenado en- ell Sur de Africa que no
debemos exponer por segunda vez
nuestro imperio a la destruction.
Respecto a una guerra con Francia,
la proposition es diab6lica. Entire
nosotros Sc siente ell pesar y la iris
teza por la actitud hostil de una gran
porcion de la prensa francesa, pero
tenemos deseos sinceros de vivir
amigablemente con nuestros veci
nOS.~
Sir Charles Dixie, Sc expresa
en- terminus semejantes, af1adiendo:
<Existe solo una question que real
mente es peligrosa para las relacio-
nes entire ambos paises Me refero
a Newfoundland (Terran nova) y este
puede arreglarse satisfactoriamente
para ambas parties.
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Los suce sos
de anoC|1e

Entire Z y8 de la noche de aver,
Sc promovi6 un escandalo en- la en-
cruciiada de Ia Gale de Ia Luna y
tumulto clos cierra puertas,. y Ca
rreras consiguientes. Hubo varios
disparos de revolver, sin que result
tara herida ninguna persona. Los
alborotadores Sc desparramaron lue.
go, por la intervenci6n de la Poll
cfa, y dicese que al llegar a la esqui-
ma del callej6n- del SToro,> volcaron
un caldero y fritorios una mujer
que viva de esa pequena industrial.
Sc ignora Ell origen de la cues
ton, aunque muchos Green que la
motive la presencia de algunos tor
tolef1os por aquel lugar.
A las diez y media, frente al ca
fe eInternacional,> situado en- la ca
lie de San Jose, Sc trab6 una lucha
entire dos americanos, los cuales Sc
estropearon de una manera bestial.
Nj la muchedumbre que presenciaba
ell espectaculo, nj la Polic1a que por
ALI Sc encontr6, intervinieron en- la
reyerta para evitar ell escandalo.
Ell hecho tuvo lugar muy cerca
del cuartel de Policfa Municipal y
del de Policfa Insular.
A las once, en- la Gale de la For
taleza, hubo otro escandalo may1s-
culo. Sc trataba de colocar dentro
de un coche a una dam de buen ira
pfo que no habfa medic de que guar
dase la vertical. Sc resistfa tenaz-
mente Y movia la lengua en- un dia-
lecto incomprensible.
Parece que tenfa abordo un ra-
DO de gallo de los de a cincuenta
centavos. <Very wells
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1sstag.s 1.laats.!iss

Hoy por la maf1ana, debldamen-
to escoltados, han salido para Ponce
los confnados Justine Navarro y
Vicente, Nazario, con el fin de cum
plimentar la terrible sentencia pro-
nunciada por nuestros Tribunales,
en- los individuos Rosall Santiago
Eugenio Rodriguez, Simeon Rodri
guez, y los hermanos Pacheco, en- la
causa por homicide en- la persona
de don Prudencio Mendez.
El JUSTINE Navarro es natural
de Naguabo, va como Executor; el
Vicante Nazario va como Ayudante,
y es natural de Yauco: Sc han pres
tado voluntariamente 4 tan triste
cometido.
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nicipio los fondos que lie pertenecer
por los ingresos del Estado.
La Compaf1ia dramatica de Ia
senora Martinez Cascade no ira Are
cibo hasta la proxima semana inaugu
rando la temporada el sabado q cor
la preciosa obra de Echegaray
eMancha que lin mpia> !.
Han sido aprobadas las cuen.
tas municipales del Ayuntamiento de
de Aibonito, correspondientes al
primer Urimestre del actual ejerci
clio, y rendidas por el Depositario
don Francisco Colon.
En- Anasco 81 indiv1duo Pablo
Castillo, rapt6 a. Ia jov ven Margarita
Rodriguez. La policia insular los
capture a ambos pom iendolos 4 dis
posici6n de los tribunales.
Ell 16 del actual, Sc constituira
en- Caguas, el. T ribu nal de justicia
de Humacao. Lueg go pasaraa a Guaya'
Consulta el alcalde de Rio Gran
de, 81 las multas imp1 1estas a los con
cejales de aquella cafporaci6n por
falta de asistencia, de ben & no Ser
sastisfechas en- moheda america
na.
Por haber roto in earol en- la
Marina, frente 8 la ca sa del Sr Gro
sas ha sido denu ncia DO ell carrero
Francisco Villegas ).
Con las 1ltimas 4oticias recibi-
das hay mucha ansiedad, y mucho
entusiasmo conel gram surtido que
para semana santa se|esta recibien
do en- Gel Cielo.> Las mas capricho
sas formas de SOM brefos franceses,
las mas elegantes man tillas espaf1o
las tohallas y manolaS, las museli.
mao de Alsacia, piAuss, telas japo-
nais, escocesas y plises son la move
dad del dia y acaban de recibirse
aver por ell vapor frances. Baratillo
constante, Fortaleza 25. rs -
La alcaldfa de Narajito. la re-
mitido al Centric Superior los esta I
dos trimestrales y cuehtas munici
pales correspondence al semestre
comprendido de Julio q Enero pasa-
dos. =
Las alcald1as de Naranjito y
Guayanilla remiten a 1a Secretarfa
Civil las relaciones de atlas baias
de industria y com erci4 correspon,
dientes al tercer trimestre de 1899
al 900 con las declaraeioues de los
in nteresados.
El Collector de Rehtas de Po l.
ce ha recibido orden superior de
rasladarse a Adiuntas para asuntos
ell servicio.
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ca.!a De IA Haha.a.

La llegada esta ciudad de los
senadores americanos Platt, Teller
y Aldrich que vienen estudiar ell
estado social de la isla y las corrien-
tes de la opinion pdblica Sc han sus-
citado vivas discusiones entire los
elementos avanzados y moderados
de nuestras agrupaciones polfticas.
Esto undo a la proximidad de
las elecciones, que Sc cree daran
principle ell dia 10 del venidero Ma
yo, tienen excitada la p1blica aten-
ci6n.
Y mientras los antiques autono-
mistas hacen las siguientes declara-
clones en- su 6rgano <El Nuevo
Pafss,: de que ~Cuba no esta bien
preparada para la Independence alb
soluta. Que es necesario establecer
el goblerno de este pals de un modo
que realize la conservation del orden
y de la paz, con procedimientos con-
servadores y evolucionistas. Que
no Sc debe ir sin TRANSITION al go.
bierno independents, sino de un mo-
do lento y gradual que forme en- los
cubanos habitos de gobierno Y les
sirva de educaci6n politica.>
Mientras este dicen publican,
Maxine Gomez, ell alma de la revo-
luci6n y el ap6stol- de la concordia,
publica una carta en- la <Patria, en-
la que anatematiza q estos republi-
COS de Ultima hora.
Estas son sus palabras:
sNlnguno mas que 20, y creo
que fu1 ell primero, ha predicado con
mayor sinceridad la union v la con-
cordia entire todos los elementos de
este pals va que entraba en- ell perfo-
40 tan deseado de la Paz, despues
de tan larga y cruenta lucha. Pero
de ESQ que los enemigos encarni-
zados de aver entren a ayudar " es
to contando con su sinceridad poll
tica dud dosa) a constituir ell pals,
existe notable diferencia. Ellos, por
decoro polltico, por miramiento q su
respectable condici6n de vencidos,
deben esperar a que la Revolution
termine su obra grandiosa de cons
tituir la Rep1blica; que por laborio-
sa que aquella sea, asf tiene que
ser, ALA hemos de llegar. Entonces
y solo entonces sera ell abrazo de re
conclllacion una verdad, verdad
sera la Rep1blica cordial para to-
dos, porque verdad sera tambien el
perdon-por mas que duela la Erase
que acusa la existencia de la culpa
pasada. Para sincerarse quien @ha
pecado, debe pensar como 10 hace
para no caer en- 10 risible.,
iDesgraciado del pueblo que no
sabe distinguir entire vfctimas vic.
timarios, entire disfrazados opreso-
res y sufridos oprimidos!
Los senadores convocaron q los
representatives de 10 prensa period.
ca de esta capital para que emitie.
ran su parecer sobre ell futuro 60
bierno cubano. Gel Diario de la Ma.
rinas, Gel Comercio,, <La Union Es-
paf1olas, <Avisador Comercial,, Gel
Nuevo Pafs,, Gel Cubano,, <La Ma
cion,, <Patria, y eLa Discussion, fue.
ron los q ue merecieron los honores
de La invitaci6n, diciendoles los se-
nadores al terminar la conferencia
que ellos que representaban la prem
sa serla, prestigiosa y honrada, hi
cieran yer al pueblo 10 importante Y
trascendental que es para la indie
pendencia cubana, la capacidad para
ejercer el derecho electoral que ha
de demostrar ell pueblo cubano en-
las proximas elecciones.
La prensa espaf1ola con mucha
circunspeccion Sc abstuvo de emitir
su parecer por creerse agena q estas