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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
FRUlTLAND, NEW MEXICO.
DEATH OF AsER PIPKIN.
a veteran of 90 Home Seekers on.
portuniiy Crops Doing Wen.

Special Correspondence.
ffuliland San Juan Co.. New Mexico,
June 23.-This town Is steadily grow
ing 10 numbers, and improvements
Meetings and Sunday schools are well
attended.
We have had during the spring more
than usual amount of sickness and we
now have 10 chronicle the death on
June 20 Of an aged and respected clu-
zen Father Aser Plpkin He was born
Nov is. 1905, in Davidson county,
Tenn was baptized into the Latter
day Saints Church by Elder j. d. T.
II McAllister April 3, 1876. gathered to
Arizona In u, joined the united order
al Sunset. worked In that order five
years was then called to Saroia. now
Hannah, where he lived ten years. then
moved 10 ibis place. where he pur-
chased a small ranch. and built a COM
Portable home He had been twice mar
lled' ms second wife died here five
years ago Tie was strong and rugged
TOR one OF his advanced age. being in
ms Sbth year, A week ago today he at
tended sabbath meeting. The day be-
fore his death he called at the Post
Office and expressed himself as feeling
well On Thursday morning. June co.
he partly fell from his chair. When
placed In bed, he said he would take
nap and then get up. At 8 a. m.
ne woke up and talked with his daugh-
ter, Mrs, Ira Hatch, again went L.
sleep and was unconscious until he died
at 10 p, IN.
On Saturday hewas buried, nearly al
the citizens attending the funeral
brother Pipkin was a quiet. unassum.
ing man, who made no enemies. He
was veteran OF the Mexican war.
serving under General Taylor. He also
fought for his country IN the civil war.
ana received a pension.
Our first cutting Of alfalfa is now In
stack Wheat and corn are growing
hnely' Adobe and brick making is
going on finely as quite number Of
our citizens intend putting up new
buildings before the year ends.
An Eastern company proposes bring
ing canal from the Animas to cover
the meadows which win add 10000
acres TO our agricultural resources
Now is a GOOD time for home seekers
10 get homestcads, and I sun affirm
that Fruitland has grand opportunities
and her future Is bright Her splendid
water supply immense coal beds and
COED climate ere bound 10 win. even II
the wind does sometimes blow dust in
our eyes.
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FEATURES OF TIE ELK FAIR
Attractions Being Secured at Buffalo
Mexican National Band May Come.

The Elks street fair headquarters at
the Kenyon is a hive Of industry and
a hub Of hospitality Capt stoll Is hoIl.
ing doiiy soirees, ana, with the assist.
ance 81 stenographer, r. maintaining
constant communication with an the
horned heads of l,lkiom A telegram
from exalted Ruler Freed. who Is now
at buUulo. states that ne hopes 10 se.
cufc the Mexican national military
band the indian village and other Pan.
American attractions which Capt Stou
was negotiating for on his eastern
trip gam FCDton is acquiring new
ideas oW.ly about electrical effects at
me exposition and promises 10 work
them mp Tor tho street fair. The com.
mitttc ON accommodations viii boain
booking rooms IN q few DAYS A regis
Ger for visiting Elks was thrown wide
% m al headquarters today.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Well Known Mining and Real Estate
Brokers Rash Deed.

j. II. Watts, the well known mining
broker and real estate man made two
desperate attempts 10 take his NE this
afternoon at The Wey hotel and would
have succeeded but Tor the timely IN.
reference OF Mr. wey and some OF his
employees.
shortly after noon Watts came out
into one OF the corridors Of the hotel
with a glass containing choral I'm hig
hand He called Mr. Wey and holding
the glass high above his head said
Wei Fred, old boy. good bye. here
goes" he then drank the contents of
the glass and running. to his room
locked himself In.
There could h. no mistake as TO
Watts Intentions and Mr. Wey called
FOR help and broke into the room
Watts was then IN comatose condi-
tion and medical aid was Immediately
sent for otter working with him some
time the poison was PUMPED out n bis
stomach and he was soon out Of dan.
ger
Shortly before o'clock he made a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
Interesting Lecture by Prof. Marshall
at University Summer School.

Professor G. NJ Marshall Of the Uni
versity delivered The first Of his series
Of lectures on Westminster Abbey at
the summer school, yesterday after
noon The lecture haIl-W filled with
students and visitors Interested In the
lecture.
The professor began by describing
the architecture OF a typical English
church. and then by q series Of stereop-
ticon views Illustrated every notable
feature OF the worlds greatest mauso-
leum
The students decided by vote to
suspend the school on July ., In order
that those who live out OF town might
spend the Fourth at home, The lost
day will be made up,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

ace Holley Smith. troop r. Fourth U, ;.
Caynlry. Euistod May p 1898. wounded
at Pasg. March "A. 1899. Patriotism
an rare times calls on a man TO die for
his country And at all times 10 live
for bic country
The lecture room of the Congregation
al church was made striking by the
many national colors and pictures Of
the two soldiers occupied an attractive
place on the front wall The exercises
were presided over by Sidney
Reeves, and the dedicatory address was
made by r. NJ. Herbert. The two
young soldiers responded IN an appro-
PIRATE manner. relating In happy style
many Of their experiences,
Other interesting features Of the pro-
gram were solos by Miss Ruth Wilson
and WIN sblcy
Following the program a reception
was held and q very Agreeable hour
passed The tablet Will occupy place
Ia the meeting room Of the Lyceum IN
the First Conversational church.
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sturecss Bank. Mnn.feId. o.. cIn.c.

Mansfield, Ohio. July 2-The sureess
bank here closed Dos doors today when
its owned filed deed of assignment
90 Howard b. Drloy am attorney The
bank was private concern. Sturgess
was rcputed to be- worth $50 GOO ne
owns considerable real estate. lumber
works and a controlling interest In the
Mansfield machine works. q large con.
ceru capitalized at t2ol00o Nh. assets
md liabilities have not heen given OUT
Later Don ihe daY \ Peck was appoiatrl
receiver Tor the Mansfield Machine
works Nh Siufgtss was a close hus.
ness friend % tie late John sherman
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CHURCH NEWS.
PRIMARY MEETING.

PRIMARY MEETING.
The Primary officers meeting Of thu
salt Lake stake win be held In the
Tcmpleton building July g. 1901, at 3
o'clock A good attendance OF officers
is dtFred
ELLA W. HYDE, sacy
GRANITE STAKE,
The regular monthly Priesthood meet
ing Of the Granite Stake Of Zion viii
convene IN the Farmers ward meeting
house on Saturday. July Cth 1901, at 10
O'Clock a. m. The High Council Of said
stake viii meet at 9 o'clock a. m. OF
SAID day In the same place A full at
tendance is requested at both meetings
FRANK Y, TAYLOR.
JAMES r. MILLER,
EDWIN BENNGON,
Stake Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

The premises Of r. r.. Richie agreeing
upon receipt ot $50 az any time with
IN six months to furnish an abstlacl
Of title WHEN Richie was 20 pay N'0V
and give q mortgage for $3.50 with M
terest az 10 per cent Plaintiff claims
that on Dec g. 1879. Richie sold his
contract 10 p. Mawhefbcr for $50 but
that neither Of the parties ever fulfilled
the contract by paying the balance OF
the purchase price,
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PERSONALS.

7. w. Madsen and son. r. w Mad
sen left today for the East on business
connected with the hardware and fur
riture departments OF their business.
After ten days they win probably be
icined by Mrs. Madsen and the PARTY
VIII visit the Pan-Amerlcan exposition.
Elder John a. Sermon, secretary Of
the Northern States Mission, IS IN the
city visiting for few days with Elder
Louis \. Kelsch before he departs for
Japan He viii return 70 Chicago ar
ter completing his visit.
Jude o W. Powers Is slightly III
ana viii remain in bis home for q few
days
Mrs Harry Storey and son have gone
20 Denver Tor q visit Of two weeks.
4. r MeGui1l1 loft today for Den
yer whore be will sprnd a few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
RELIEF SOCIETY EXCURSION.

There viii be an excursion to Saltair
Tuesday the IN. under the ausplclea
Of the Relief Society, for the benefit OF
the Woman's building,
President Snow win be in attendance.
ana has consented 20 speak on the oc-
caslOu
There win be music. songs. toasts and
sentiments, luncheon dancing. A gen.
cral good time Is anticipated. Welcome
one and an TO the days pleasure ans
be assured It's In cOmWepdqhle causs.
ELIZABETH STEVENSON.
JULIA r. NJ FARNSWORTH,
Committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
HO0DLUMS ARRAIGNED.
Boys Connected With Holiday Shoot.
ing Case In Court.

Mark Bean, Ham Ferguson George
Nelson, Frank Lark. join cooper.
Horney Hansen, William Fowlks ana
Ben shurtliff, the boys who were as
ISOLATED with Frank shuruia in the
shooting Of Ars Wilson al Honiday
last Sunday appeared this afternoon
on the charge Of disturbing fine peace
before Justice Dana smith. The CONT
was held In the criminal division Of the
district court Which happened 10 be
vacant IN the absence OF judge Stewart
IN summit county Attorneys Raw Vai,
Colt ], NJ. Hamilton, ID. NJ Straup
and I'd. silverstone represented The Do.
PENDANTS. A jury had Just been i'm.
paneled when this report closed.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nJIJnns
WITH THE JUSTICES.
uMnnnnnrnltnnnnnrnnnnnr

In Judge Timmonys court this morn
Ing, O. II. Williams and II Korn had
a hearing on the charge Of burglarlzng
The Nebraska second hand store and
stealing therefrom l0G pocket knives.
The evidence was conclusive against
korn aud he was held to answer To the
charge In the district court Williams
was discharged, but Immediately rear
rested. This afternoon he was ar
taigned ON practically the same charge.
He entered a plea Of not guilty and
tline for hearing was set for Monday at
10 a m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
ACTION Is DISMISSED.
Case Of D. W. Earl vs.. j. NJ, Cannon
Closed by Stipulation,

In the case Of p. W. Earl Il a., vs..
j. NJ. Cannon ct al tine action was dls-
missed by stipulation as % defendants
John Jaques. Asahe II. Woodruff and
MILFORD Woodruff, Jr, as executors Of
the last viii ana testament u Wlforl
Mnn11nn hnrcnseh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
SQUIRRELS IN WASATCH.
John 7. Soreuson Says They Are Over
running the Country.

'ohn 7. Sorenson, the ex-county fruit
tee Inspector, has returned home after
a tour OF several weeks through Wa
sateh and Summit counties. lie has
been telling the people IN that section
how to take care Of their ire . ana TO
get ria Of the pests. Mr.. sorenson says
that the squirrels in those counties A.
SIMPLY ovefrunnlng the country. Their
numbers have become 50 formidable
that they are q grave menace 10 the
wheat crops. The, people are doing
an they can towards killing them ~
put they are 50 numerous that consid-
cradle damage from them cannot b.
avoided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
UTAH SOLDIERS H0NORED.
Garfield Iyceum Presents Bronze
Tablet TO Two Soldier Members.

a proud hour m the lives Of Isaac
Russel and Horace II. Smith occurred
last nleht when The members Of the
Garfield Lyceum, Of which they are
members dedicated a bronze tablet IN
honor Of them and commemorative OF
their services I'm The Army Of the Phil.
lpplnes. ON the tablet WAS inscribed
TIE words. The Garfield Lyceum,
hunors the hWosm u ms soldier mem-
hers. Isaac Russell Battery A. Utah
volunteers Enlisted May 9Th, 1895.
wounded al Manila Feb G. 1899. Hor-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
COURT NOTES.

The Cunningham company instituted
proceedings to day against Annie s.
Cutler for a rene,l Of u Judgment for
sS9i made by the district court ON April
s, 1894
Mrs May Hummel Is suing Walker
Brothers bank for 81 900 claimed to
have ben deposited In a safety deposit
box in the banks vault.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
TO QUIET TITLE.

Henry Dnwoodey today commenced
suit against Theodore Meyer and Isa-
dore Meyer, the executors o. the estate
az Frederick H. Auerbaoh Samuel
Auerbach and q number NJ heirs UNI
der the viii 10 Quiet title IN him 10
twenty square rods OF land. being lot
Z, block 90, plat A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
To Quiet Title.

Martha Smith Adams has eor-
menced suit against y. Mawherbcr q,
go aside q contract OF sale ana ouiet
ute % the cas-, half Of the west beif
Z lot T. block 49, plat n. salt Lake
itr survey According 10 ne com.
.ialnt plaintiff ON December Co. isSs
entered into "a contract Tor the sale 0f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
BIG AUDIENCE HEARS ORGAN
This Mornings Recital at the Taber.
naele Is Highly Appreciated.

A large audience listened to the beau
'linl recital az the Tabernacle this
morning. Among the appreciatiye crowd
was Major u w Young and a com.
nany Of friends, Il was the first time
me major had heard the organ since il
was reconstructed and he pronounced
u q great Improvement over the ola
oh "wednesday next Prof Mcclellan
WIN De out Of the city and for that
reason no recital VIII be given. But The
recital next Saturday win consist of
some very choice selections together
win solo by Mrs Iottie Levy Kahn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
RESIGNS As GUARDIAN.
T. Ia Williams RelinQuishes Charge of
Howard NJ, Twombley.

Judge Han this morning accepted the
resignation Of J.. j. Williams as guard.
ian OF Howard NJ. Twombley and The
clerk Of court win hold the property
turned over by Mr.. Williams until a
new guardian Is appointed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
PR0MISSORY NOTE CASE.

James j Cone az surviving partner
Of the Lemhi County bank. has com.
menced suit to recover S293S2l claimed
to be due 10y junus +. Wells on a
pronlissory note secured by 10000 shares
NJ Monollth mining stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
KoLIrz' rXCuRsioN To rur K,yyoN

SUNDAY. July 18th.
Via the Oregon short Line only 500
including Baseball
Lagoon VS. Lagoon.
Free punch and candy on The train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
LATE LOCALS.

Marriage licenses were issued today
TO Albert PcrIgott % o. san Francisco
and Ida Pearson. 10 of Koosharem and
Rush z. Wheat a6 Manila. and Marie
Wheat, %. Of Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
Cdtdrrh

The cause exists in the blood. in
what causes Inflammation of the
mucous membrane.
1t Is therefore impossible to cure
the disease by local applications.
1t Is positively dangerous to neg.
lect It, because it always affects
the stomach and deranges the
general health, and is likely to
develop into consumption.
Many have been radically and permanently
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla ltcleanses the
blood and has a peculiar Alternative and tonic
elect r. Long California junction. Iowa.
writes u had csiarrh three years. lost ny
appetite and could not sleep, Ny head PANIED
me and feis bad an over took Hoods
sarsapari.la and now have q good appetite.
sleep well and have no symptoms Of catsrrb.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

Lima, Peru June "A commission
~ ~ persons has returned from am ex.
plolatun 0t ne liver Santa Chuqulclra.
Inc members report that they found
plenty OF sold in The river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
FILED AFTER P, NJ. YESTERDAY.

Il. r. Bltchle to w. Y. Morgan.
quit-claim deed, 3iSx3l rods
northwest from southeast cor
ner lot Is, block IS, fiye-acre
pat A., &C.. ... co.. .,. .......S
w. Y Morgan to Charles w.
Beatty. same 90. o.. 90 .....
l.. q. Crossman TO Margaret NJ
Shields. l5xS2 feet southeast
from Is feet south Of northwest
corner lot 3. block n Mat c..
salt Lake county to Charles c.
Peterson, deed, part southwest
quarter northeast quarter sec
ton II township . south. range
west o.. 900. CO.,. .....,
Same TO II. G. Wilson, Blanche
lode etc. Hot Springs co.. 49,.
same to G. w Bennett. lots 10
.. block q, Alta city subdivision
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
MEETING OF LADIES.

The ladies' meeting win b. hold In the
Fourteenth ward assembly HAN on
Saturday at p. m.
MRS. NJ. l. HORNE, President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
TODAY

TODAY.
The Deseret Savings Bank TO
Angie II. Lawrence. warranty
deed north 5 rods by west 10
RODS frols southeast corner lot
l, block 81 plat b. S. l.. G.
survey .'.s O., ,. .,..,........S3O0 600 90
Albert c. Smith to James T.
Clasbey, warranty deed. west
20 feet by north 90 feet from
llia feet west OF southeast
corner lot ?, block 20, plat A.
5. l.. c. survey .... OIL. $500. zoo 90
Edward r. Ashton and wife
TO Maria c. L. Johnson. var
ranty deed lot Is, block 2.
Franklin subdivision e. 49,. 900 a.
Eugene G. Severance TO Walter
G. futile, deed, lot /, block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
FOURTH or July.

f'"ur'ion TickrtS via Oregon short tine
VIII be sold July srd and lth. al half
rates Good returning until July Sth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03

1852. plat D. S, L. c. survey. LOCO o
Jetery Hodgson and wife tn
NJ. c. Moon, warranty deed,
- by . rOcs IN lot s. block 10.
I'VE acre, plat {. $. L. c. sur.
Vey 49,, =. -. .,... 1900
Thomas +. 70 hurst TO Oscar l..
carlson, warranty do d, north
roCs by east 10 rods from
southwest corner LOT 4, block
o. plat G, $, l.. c. survey. S75 o.
Salt LakJ City TO
Utah Central Railway.
quit-claim deed, part of lots
and o. block ), plat f, S. Z.
g. survey 80. &C.. .... 20 1
salt Lake city to Utah Cen
tral Railway Co.. tax deed.
nait Of iot 4. book 3. plat n
s. l.. G. surrey 49,. /, a
Leslie w. Snow and vie N '
Lerenzo Snow. Jr.. warranty
deed part Of lot |, block 9. plat
sdu ? =, e. survey ....... 1856. Of
IT,, Geed lots 30 and 81. block
Archer and Kullaks' sub
', division Y 10 49,. .,... 1928
NJ {. Moon TO Ii Han NJ. Moon.
warranty deed, south 50 feet
by west l2j feet fr m .l2h feet
south Of northeast c.rner block
h6 PVT b s. l.. {. survey.
Lots q 10 &c. block 2. lots 40
ard A. lock g. lot "a. block (.
South Lawn All Il LOT Is and
east % rods OF lot s. block Is.
i've acre plat A, b. f. sur
wy '...f-. ..f... ..,..... m
william Cornwall et al 10 Peter
Stenle warranty deed. 2iL
acres In northwest quarter
section 26 TOWNSHIP south.
range east, :. /. meridian. Goa M
William Roberts 10 Lena W
Roberts. wauanty deed. east
2ia rods by south z rods from
northwest corner Let g. block
"a. plat A. s. /. G. survey. 0o
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Hoods JdrsdpdriHa

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. It is better not to put off
treatment buy Hoods today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-03
TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following is today's record Of real es.
tate transfers, made in the office Of the
county recorder up TO o'clock this
afternoon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-17
TreneS de lujo
entire Espana y FranCia

Leemos Ell LIE Figaro de Paris, que
ell cOntIato existente entire la COmpdg
ME International des Wdg0nS-Hts y
las de los OaminOS de hieiro del Norte
de Espafia, toca q su t6rmino y no sera
removable.
Ell Norte Sc encargara de transpor-
tar a los viajerOs en- trenes de lujo, que
circularan entire Madrid y la fronteIa
francesa, sin oCra modification en- ell
servicio que ell cambio del material mo
vii que utilize la Oompanfa del Norte,
ell cual llenara todas las condolences de
seables de comfort y de seguridad
A la TRACTION de esos trenes de lujo
Sc destinan loComotoras nuevas, en-
cargadas a America. No Sc admitiran,
como hoy, mas que viajeros de prime
ra clase, que habran de abonar un au
mento del % por 100 robre ell p.ecio
del billete, en- l1gar del so por 100 que
satisfacen en- la actualidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-17
Ell CLERICAL-ISMO
EN- ESPANA
Imponente manifestation
en- Barcelona

El dia primero del corriente Sc efec-
tu6 una impOnente manifestation Gle
rical en- Barcelona. Sc reunieron como
1000 personals. AL legar los manifes-
tantes a Plaza de Toros, en- cuyos
alrededOres' Sc encuentra ell Colegio
lie Jesuitas, lanzaron piedras contra
este establecimierto. La pol:cfA inter
vino para restablecer ell orden, siendo
IA manifestation disuelta al fin, aunque
reSultaron en- la lucha algunos heridos.
En- Valencia Sc oIganizaron tamb!en
ruidosas manif staciones de protesta
contra ell clericalsmo, de igual modo
que en- Granada y Almetfa
FL senior Sagasta, en- vista de estos
graves sucesos, ha promet:do poner
coto al incremento que hasta ahora
han tornado en- Espaha las 6rdenes re-
igiosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-17
ESTAM0S SIN SOL

Hace muchos dias que Sc o5serva
que ell SOL, desde las horas del centro
del dia hasta las del crepdsculo de la
tarde, no tienden sus rayos por la faz
de esta terra Parece que ell rubicun
do Apollo, contraviniendo la orden de
naturaleza, sc envuelve EN- nubes du-
rante largas horas, Austen e1dose de ilu-
miDar, la en- I'm tempo ventuIosa fnsu-
la cuyas campiIlas alegraba el astrO,
durante todo su curse, con las doradas
hebras &c sus hermosos cabellos.
tPor que ha de regolijarse ell sol 81
nuestros campos, un dia rsuenos y tlJ-
ridos, parecen hoy los tristes arenales
de los desiertos de la Libia! / Por que
ha de regocJaIse ell sol 81 en- nuestros
jardines, que fueron gala y ornate, en-
vez de las gardenias y las dallas, abun-
dan profusamente las vjudas y los pen
samlentos de pobre 7 iY por que ha
de bIi lar e. sol con toda su esplendidez
en- los mUmt NOS en- que sc aceTca q
su FINITE en- el 0ccidente, 81 per ell occi
dente sc van pala nunca mas vo,ver
los hijos de Israel de esta infcrtunada
region que maIchan a lejanas tierras en-
busca del amaIgo pan que no Sc les
Ofrece aqui?
Bien hace ell astro del dia en- ocul
tarse de donde no Sc echan de men' 8
sus cOnsoladores rayos.
iQuien sc fila EN- Ia ausenca de sus
llamaradas con ell incendio ocunido re
Cientemente en- YaucO
y sus ardores nos sobran, va que
escaldan las mejillas de nuestras 1er
mCsas mujeres los lLt)rtunios que pc
san, como maldici0u del cleo, sob e
eSta insula, meltS Stortunada que Ia
que gobern6 ell N ,rrulIefo Sancho sin
que lie Cegara la passion propia en- la
causa aoena y procuraUdo descubrir la
verdad por entire las promesas y dadi-
vas del rico, como por entire los solo
EOS e importunidades del pobre.