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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
"The Evil Eye"

''rhe EVIL Eye win be seen at the
l.yceum Monday night next. Charles
H. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis massive
mechanical trick, laughter-making
surprise, with its wealth of pretty
girls, pretty costumes. u mclange Of
mirth. nonsense, acrobat tic featS and
gorgeous scenery that is changed ny
mechanical effects and Illusions into
bewildeing pictures.
1t tells of the enchantment of '"rhe
EVIL Eye" the wonderful adventures
of Md and the weird wanderings of
Nod. produced on Il larger scale thrn
ever, including the great Victoria
troupe of royal English singers and
dancers. the Electric ballet. the tWrl-
ing MILL the rotating rooms, the clang
of the wooden shoe. Mayme Mayo and
Charles 4. l.oder, and an uproarously
funny speciality by Md and Nod,
which this season will be Interpreted
by the famous Brothers IIennurd. This
is the only engagement this company
will play in this city this season,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
HONESDALE.

Special to the scranton tribune
Honcsdae. Dec 11.--''rhe Rebel
Member" will be the title of the sermon
at the Baptist church next Sunday ev-
cnng.
Annual supper at the Methodist
church this iThursday) evening.
Mr.. Il. j. Lord. of Honesdale. is now
telegraph operator ut FarvieW.
The newly elected officers of the EN-
change club are A. Il. Searle. president I;
q. NJ. Spetisue president: +. j.
Tallcy. secretary: DR.. T.. r. Brown.
financial secretary: +. NJ. Spencer.
treasurer: }. n. Welch. +. q. Terwilli-
ce, and r. H. Brown. trustees.
Mr. Warren T.. Perham of Niagara,
Wayne county. was elected second
vice president of the Pennsylvania
Dairymans union at Harrisburg last
week
Hon. T.. b. iiimble is on business
trip to Milton, Delaware.
Miss Gertrude Atherton. of Scranton,
$ in charge of r. l.. Cranes display of
romen's apparel at Whitney & Spen-
,er's.
Human Hearts is the title of the
next play at the opera house Tuesday,
December II.
The residents at the north end of
Third street are experts at keeping n
secret ana giving genuine surprises.
The SURPRISED ones this time was Mr..
and Mrs. &. w. Decker. when Il score
of their neghbors invaded their resi-
dencc on Tuesday evening. laden with
ice cream and other good things, which
with games. music and social merry
ment were enjoyed until the arrival of
the middle hour compelled them to
SepANatc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
DURYEA.

James Roles has resigned his posi-
ton as foreman OF the Seneca colliery
of The Lchgh Valley coal company. at
Pttston. to accept II position with the
Buckwin coal company. of Minersville,
Schuylkill county. MIR. ROLES is n
promising young man of this place.
being interested in most OF the busi-
ness enterprises in this town. He is
also one of the principal stockholders
and directors of the new silk mill in
Old Forge His absence Is regretted by
our townspeoplc. He will not remove
mis- family from this place Tie left for
his new position OH Tuesday. Those
who accompanied him were Benjamin
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
AL. Reeves Company.

Manager Harrington. of the star. has
secured as the attraction for the bal
ance of the week, AL. Reeves Famous
Big Company of Burlesquers. ono Of
the best organizations of its kind To be
found in this country. There are seven
clever vaudeville acts and two fanny
hurlesq,ics on the programme: the for
mer are furnished by McCabe. Sabine
and Vera, Iioey and Lee Louise Auber,
Rossley and Rostellc. tlin Gordon
Dora Denton and company, and last
but not least. AL Reeves the world $
champion banioist.
The burlesques entitled. "'rha Reccp-
tion of Count OPudge," and "A Night
at Narragansett Pier" are very laugh
able and serve as vehicles to introduce
II number OF novelties aud beautiful
musical numbers. MIR. Reeves has the
reputation of carrying the handsomest
lot of chorus women on the road. and
this season has added several beautiful
women to his company: they must he
seen To be appreciated. There will be
the usual daily matmees.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
TUNkHANNOCk.
Special 10 thr scranton Tribune.

Special 30 thr scranton Tribune.
Tunknannock. Dee. ll.-...Iohn sawyer
and son. of Spokane, Washington. are
the guests of Stephen Robertson on
Second street.
y. A Davis. of Mehoopany. was do
ing business in town OH Wednesday.
Henry Brown is driving the Nichol-
son stage for a few days. while the
regular driver Is taking a vacation.
Little Airline Hoadley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoadley. of Sec
ond street. is i'll with chicken poN.
Attorney james T.. Frear is confined
to his residence with Il severe cod.
Henry Harding esq, contemplates 60
ing to Scranton to practice law ABOUT
tho first of January.
Wild. unfounded tales OF the nuiner-
Gus cases of small poX which are pop
ularly supposed to exist here. are cur
rent in the nearby villages. one day
John Timan, of the firm of Ryan X
ritman, a great joker. happened to
drop into u town up the river. and
heard some men discussing the sub
lcct on the corner. John promptly de-
MED that the person under discussion
had "A severe attack of the disease. but
stated that he had called to sec him
that morning, and that he wasn't
"hroken out" very much. As may be
imagined this statement created n
panic and John had great difficulty in
convincing the inhabitants that he was
merely joking. Such men as Register
Shaw and Justice Ketchedge are
among the number under guard. al
though there is only the barest posS-
bility of their developing the disease.
The board of health has assumed die
tatorial powers, and are determined to
stamp it out. and every one supports
him.
Harry Provost. who has II position in
the Hotel Sterling at Willes-Barre. is
visiting his parents at this place.
Michael Kinsley. of Dushore. was a
guest at the Warren street hotel on
Wednesday.
William Mosier is preparing to re-
move his family to Dalton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
new MILFORD

Special 10 the scranton Tribune.
New Milford. Dec. 1.-THE Woman's
Christian Temperance union will meet
at the home of Mrs. Tucker ON Thurs
day afternoon at 3o'clock.
Miss Nerna Carpenter, of Oakland,
and Mr.. Alter of Susquehanna. We're
pleasant callers in town Sunday.
Miss Florence inderlied is spending
n few days with Binghamton relatives.
James Hayden is confined to his
nome by illness.
Miss May Boyle is able To so out
again after a severe attack of appen-
iicitiS.
Elmer 'rineley spent sunday with his
parents at Great Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. \. Van cott enter-
tained b. 4. Waterman and wife Of
Hallstead, sunday
Rev, Charles Smith will give an ad-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Dec. Il.--flcur-Wcak and ;Ni0c
lower; winter patents. %i.'5aI: winter Siiaight-
S5Ol:!.'O: winter extras, S2.Soi:'. 10: Mime, pta
patents. S3~ Nh"dt-Spot weak: No. ted
sG'>c, {. u. b. afoa and SIHs". elevator: No. !
Northern Duluth, sj'sc. I. o. h. nholl. Opli ms
after i iilm opening developed pronounced l"ay.
ncSS. Prices lost alm0, iour cents hliaNr
from the high point and closed weak at IlsaiS,r
net decline. March closed Toe; Mar. si1sc.; Ne.
rcnb"r. sag. toIn-Spof weak; No ,. IOHAr.
elevator and ,ia,r t. u, h. aholt. Option market
opened finn and Then sustained severe bIcih>
Closed weak and lali." MT lower. May closed
.0S,u,; brccmhrr, 7n'.c uI>-Spot easier; No.
=. jlc.: No. 3. l0iac; No. = white. 54c.; NJ. J
white. j$i2c.: tnck mixed western, jla,.i Co.,
track white state. Iiai,c. Options weak and
lower with com. But'r,-Frm; creamery. TIA
2iiao.: factory, i2iahlHc: June creamery, leI22r.
imitation creamery, lllSl2'. state dairy, ia
23iac, thcese-SlrulN fancy Large september,
l0.lOi4c.: fancy small september, l0a.aic.; late
made best large o'4c.: do, do. do. small, lUl
l0iIr, Egg steady; state and u>ylyluii pa
1,r.; western, 90. southern Al mark, 2OI2iy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
The Road to Ruin" Tonight.

y famous and sensational badger
or blac ckmail game has been utilized in
THE Road to Ruin Il melodrama OF
absorbing interest booked at the
Academy FOR three days. beginning to-
night. 1t forms one of the principal
features of the play. All the, details of
the badger crime are reproduced with
remarkable perfection that shows
careful and thorough study, and re-
Neas NOT only knowledge of human
nature. but stage mechanism,
The settings used in This scene, THE
Roudoil of the Queen of the Badger
Game" are dreams of the scene paint
ers art. This is the first time that a
badger game has been introduced on
the stage and II possesses n double in
terest for its novelty and the features
brought out with life-like. vivid action
by some of the principal members of
the company. 1t never fails 10 arouse
an audience 10 enthusiasm Terry
McCovern apepars AT every prrlorm-
anCe.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
"a Ragged Hero"

y great deal oi the success Of a
nielodruma depends on the degree Of
startling novelty that It's clmaNes af-
ford. NJ, j. Flelding's melodrama, "A
Ragged Hero" which viii be AT the
Academy of Music for three days be-
ginning next Monday evening, has Il
climax 10 the second act that is surely
novel and startling enough, \ house
bursts into flames, and AT thn second
story window of the house a child APP
pears screaming. The hero darts upon
the scene and takes note of swing
the usual little ones swng-that is
hung from tree limb by the burning
building, He jumps on the playthng.
gets il going, and finally Is able 10
snatch the child and swing down with
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, bee, III nivcr>LI ,rllm. in grain,
today placed the control OF markets ia the hands
o the bears and practically routed the hin huil
campaign that has trlrorizrd shorts Tor the past
week. \ aint chnrl was made al iime> 10 sup
port prices, but ;hc lose, Of to-day with those
~ yesterday, aggr, gated too mcl, and cNer.
closed I'sc down: May COM Ic, lower, and Nly
oats, IL. lower Provision, clo,ud 10, 10 4'c.
lower. Cash quotations were ~ follows:
q, isc.: No. > red, >0aN;v. \o. ! yellow corn,
GGlac w, oats. iGi,a+Tr,; Ne. white, ,Si!l
ioi. No. white, iGHiaI~i.c.: so. I'VE, 90 (;
lair to choice ine barley steady. 40. I Mas
,erd, Sl.ii; M. | Northwestern, >l.ij: prime
timothy seed sG.iOlGiO; mess pork slj,5ollj'O;
short ribs, >sloas II: dll Salicd shoulders. ,asl
7S,r.; ,h0yt clean sides, Ss,!Dln Whi>k'r. Sl."",
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
SUSOUEHANNA.

Special to the scranton Tribune
Susuuehanna. Dec. II The Elite con
cert company, of this place. will give
an entertainment in Windsor on Tues
day evening next.
James Bush. Il popular tIonesdalc
tourist. was in town today.
Mrs. Henry Donaldson. of Grand
street is the guest of New York city
relatives.
The funeral of the late Mrs. James
Connors will take place from ST. Johns
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, bee, lL-tattlc-r Receipts. 23,IU1;
choice, steady; all uthc,s sharply lower; GOOD 10
prime, ~. 2jai,Ii; poor To medium. Sl..OaJ,'O;
sIoukpVS and feed N2gi2j; COWS, sliiju. h"I.
cl> sl.2jl3.i0: caunoS, Sia2,2i; bulls, S3ii, ~;
calves, 50 j0lj,i0; rrNL. ned >tees, >tjoa5 lO
Hogs Receipts today, Ij,OOp: tomorrow, liluO;
riI over ii,OOO; heavy steady; others. ir. 20 lir
lower; miNcd and butchers. - ,iaG, ~; good L"
choice heavy, >G.2ilu.Gp rough heavy, 5000;
light. 81 l0,i,,l, ball, ui sales sioiaG.iu. Shrpp
Receipts, 2i,ONO: sheep ,trady lu ~luug: larln,
strong To 100. higher: good to olur" wrlhrl-
S3.5utI.3i; western sheep sal: mulyr lLuhS
-. Iuli4i; weston lambs, sad. 10.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

El,T Buhalo, y y, Dec T. taIIlr RrDoiY-
light. .rrldy, Jll Sold; yrL>. Si.7Ia7 Ilog,
Rrccp., i.soo head; slow and lowe, 10, piS,,
good grades ill0,. higher; mixed rarkcl,, 81,
80; mCdhm> and hnlvN. SG,,DJG. ~; miul"
heavy. 81 pig, .tIiO; rough -, i0aj"u; bulk,
Si.50; slag>, snLiu sheep and Lamb, Re,
uripts, 4,OOp head, including l,,W lmlda,; active
aluu higher ror lambs; ton, Ltnh,. stp04i;
Others. sill,s0; iluadl,, sLs0ai"o Shr"r
steady, vull, to good, 81 So,3, i0 wrrilcr, md
,pulIu.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

the guest of Mrs kearney, OF Grove
street
The Hose company meet ON Monday
evening
Contractor y. j. MctioWan had
Thomas Dooner, of Dupont arrested
for stealing quantity of powder aud
ammunition from his magazine. near
Dupont. lie entered bail for $1,000 for
his appearance at court
Miss Kate Walsh. of Dunmore. is
visiting friends In town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
"The Gay MI. Goldstein.

Al the Lyceum last night II company
headed by Mary Hampton, George G.
Bonface. ir., ana Thomas j. Keosh
presented THE Gay Mr.. Goldsten." a
comedy by George A. Herd
1t is an amusing triiie with many
scenes that called forth the warm APP
plause of the good sized audience that
saw the comedy. The company assist
ing the trio of stars was Il very capable
one.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

ii again In safety. The climax thrilled
and delighted the audiences and there
are other situations In the play that
are equally thrilling and delightful.
THE Ragged Hero" IN II word, IL an
immense success. Matinees on Tucs-
day and Wednesday afternoons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
BONDS
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STJ)( Ks.

n llorrrrtrd hv II. q Dlc, n LuckuWanna A.,
Bein,--Pcr hu,hel, choice marrow, -. BOA! /,
Buttel- Fresh creamery, 2ll.a2jv; dairy. he,
BE.
lheesc--FuI ,leam, l0i?allc.
Egg,--- Nearby state lpa2Oc.
Medium Beans Per m,hcl $50
Glccn pels--rc! hlslcl 81 iOal,ij
Flour-Bc patent, per barrel, Sii5,
Beaus-.Per bushel. choice marrow, - 10
Putatoc, POI bu,hel. sl,ij,
Onions PEI bushcl, Si,2jlliO.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

3iesecker. Samuel Martin. Charles Mil
ler and Abram Evans.
Mrs. Frank Lame is i'll ut her home
on Bridge street.
Master Charles Willis is i'll at his
home on Bridge street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

WANTED First .la-, -tcnoalauh,r aud tvpcwIit.
rr Stat" experience. system used and salary
expected. hl'iress in own handwriting. Bon ~,
City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

dress at the " NJ. g. A. at IIallstentl
next sunday afternoon.
Miss May Belknap. or Afford. was II
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs ~.
Van Buskirk this week
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
East Liberty Market.

Fast Liberty. ia. Dec, lI.--tltlr-- >r"ldy
,huicr, sj,0oa6.l 10; pimc. sj.C0li.>o; good, Sil
80 ilues-NcN prime hcI>ics, ;dj.sO.,G.&p; liahi
do, sGlG. 10; heavy Nuk,rS, s)t1ljpj; lilhI ,lo,
-. 70lj,s0; pig, aS 10 weight and qualify, 81 pa
80; luughs, StdOliii Smcp- steady; bed
wcthcrs, 81 i1l3. -; Gull, aud common. slu.;
Nenrlmg.. S!.i0aa.1l; veal onlyc,. si.5OI0.....
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Furnished Rooms.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. Dec ll.-Whcat One cent lower;
contract grade December. '9i4as0r Com Oac
cent lower: No. miXcd Decrmhc'. ,raCbis;.
oats-film. but quiet; fancy western creamery.
.G'ac.: do. nearby prints. ..pc. Eggs Firm. lc
higher; fresh reI,br, &c. do. western, 21". !:
do southwestern. 2Gr.: do. southern. .jc Cheese
-Firm hut quiet: New York iull creams fancy
small, He: do. Ito. do. ii to choice Dalr;4r.
Refined >ugai>-St"ady. fair demand. Cotton -
Unchanged Tallow.-frm: city prime in ticl.r>.
Gasc. country do. do. barrels. 6aGisr dHii, j':l
Ne; cakes. Giac. Live Pouluy-puic. fowl. >a
9c. except iona lots. 9iac.: old roo>ierS. Gi2a,r.
chickens. Saoc. ducks. 0dlOc.: geese, 0AO,.; tp,'.
keys. !mlor. Dressed Poultry Firm. fair dem md :;
fowls. choice. lOiac: d" tar TO good, 3t.alOr !;
old roo>terS. di2a,".; chickens nearby. Hattie. :;
western do :iai2c. turkeys, fancy henrby Ia
i3c: western choice do. llr,: good to prime dp..
9alnc.; ordinary l." fair DO, 1aSc.: ducks nearby.
l2li3c.; western to-. Haze.
RccciptS-Flour. ".M0 barrels and "G,U.iD
pounds in sacks; wheat. s'.0Wt bushels: com.
lS.m bushels; odt>. l2,o00 bushels. shipment
Wheat, 10000 bushels: corn. 5000 bushels; cats,
II 900 hll-,elS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

NEAT GIRL. who can wash AMI iron we'll. want.
ed in i'lcpr Ridge to assist IN hOlNc.wOrl in
family OF two. Apply. Hlo sprucr 'rr""r. M;er.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Miscella

n ~ TELL HER m \l loi SAN the hIud. uu.
cst line al diamond Iin@s in uur -tprc ~
also cdrly the largest stock al ou,y i Nnc- in he
city. and viii mount tlrm tu ud,t whilr Npu
wait. h. Shtmph, 81 iackaWluuJ avenue,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Oil Market.

OH City, Pa. Dee. ll,--tiedu bilJnvc> En;
Shlpmcut,. l5I,pij; average o, N'", Rut, y,lll;
average 13,i0s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Real Estate.


FOR SALE, "u West rdlk, >iuglc bo-r. win
modern Improvements, on easy i"rN'-. mpu,ru
al West Pak band rinrr, NORTH Main avenue,
FOR SALE One acre Of land, improved with
nneIoo,l house; plenty and variety OF irut.
good location in village OF tlcctylc. Ms. Olive
Fish, Fieetyillc, Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Business Opportunity.
Money to Loan.
Board Wanted.

WANTED Room and hoard in refined private
FAMILY len three lAdic>; not to exceed So pea
week. ono located within I've minute wal, Irom
city hali p,'wucd, AdoIcs-, II, n, lrihuur Ut
Rur
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Boarders Wanted

PRIV ATE FAMILY wishes to nave Two Uiar mon
to board. German or English. can any tmn
aticl Thursday. All cuWGninncrS, >oI Iimrjou
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-14
TeStamentO de Leon XIII

Sc ha dado uha lmportancia exceptional
en- ell Vaticano q la Ultima reception que hizo
ell Papa y, mas que todo las precauciones
estraordnaras que Sc tomaron para mantener
en- gran secreto todo 10 que en- ella SO trat6,
Dos dlas sntes, ,'continda ell cardenal Ram
polla del Tindaro, secretario de Estado del
Papa, env6 esquelas todos los cardenaes
manifestandoles la urgente necesidad de que
asistieran la reunion, porque Su Santidad
deseaba hacer una communication declaration
de exceptional gravedad
En- efecto, ninguno de los veInticinco car.
denales que entonces Sc hallaban en- Roma fal.
to la cits, nj aun los cardenaes Oreglis, Pa
rochi y Ledochowski que hace tempo 6guran
en- la llsta de los entermos
Solo Su Santidad y los cardenalee estuvie-
ron presentes, habiepdo sido escludos de Ia
conferencia hasta los mismos oHciaes de abso.
luta condanza de la casa papal, que de ordina-
rio estan presentes en- esas ocasiones.
El Santo Padre hablo como una hors y
medal cuando termn6 la reunion SO pudo
observar que cada uno de los cardenales lle-
vaba un pliego en- la mano, perfectamente Sc
llado con las armas papales.
Naturamente, estos procedlmientos y for
mulas estrafas misterlosas, han despertado
ell mas profundo interes intrigado la curIosi-
dad pGblica en- Roma.
producer alguna luz en este asunto, visit6 al
cardenal Macchi, que es generalmente ell mas
afable condescendiente de los principles de
la iglesia; pero su eminencia Sc neg6 en- 10 alb
soluto hacer ninguna cfase de declaraciones
al respecto
El secretario prtvado de uno de los MEM
yros del Sacro Colegio, aunque dijo que su pa
labra no era autorizada, manifesto POGO des-
pues al mismo corresponsal, que en- su opinion
Ell documento sellado que han recbido los car
denales es el teStGnsentO pOttttcO del Papa, es
decir, la declaration su successor de su modo
de sentir pensar respecto de la poitlca de la
iglesa para 10 future.
El documento en- question no podrS ser
alberto, agreg6, hasta despu@s de la muerte de
Leon XIII.
En- los circulos del vatlcauo-contind el
corresponsal-clreuae el rumor de que ell Papa
al entregsr ell pliego sellado cada uno de los
cardensles les observe simplemente que el Sc
lilo solo podrfsn romperlo despu6s de su falle-
clmiento. que 10 espera en Ell presente afio.
Del Vatiesno han salldo mensajeros espe-
ciales llevsndo los pllegos sellados para los
csrdensles extranjeros.
La demora en- la publcsci6n de Ia encicli-
CO sobre la democracia cristlana-lo cual hs
dadO lugar variados comentarlos-ha sido
espiieada del slgnienre modo por el cardenal
Agiardi, quien ha ayudado al Santo Padre en-
su preparation.
Haba ell eardenal:
SEn la Ultima reception en- el vaticano lie
pregunte Su SAntidad cuando esperaba po.
der hacer pdolica su encfclica; y me contest6
que habfa considerable necessrio introducir
varias nusvas modIhcsciones, flo de hacerla
mas clara de modo que no haya lugar inter-
pretaciones contradictorias falsas. Espere
mos-agreg6 Su Santdad-un momento favo-
rable para 50 publication.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-14

3o-La humiliation de no sostener sus pro-
pios dichos
No habrfamos roto nuestro silencio, 81 ell
martes no hubiese llegado nosotros IN te-
legrama que era precise repToducir. va en-
tonces estlmamos convenente 6jar nuestro cri-
terio 10 djamos en- e sentido de las tres con-
cluslones que preceden.
Sc explica, no obstante, que Hnmacao
prorrumpera en- uu grito de c6era. Para
fletcher, Latimer'y SAlgaio Ell HEcHo es in
verosfmi; para m1chos otros ell hecho es
real y positive. Es question de perspectiva
desde el cuartel de San Juan So ven las cosas
bancas risuefi Is: desde e casino de Huma-
Gao sc ven negras ofensiyas.
E'te ststema de encargar los gu1rdtGs
que jlzguen los guurdtas es absurdo. En una
nueva information, no va las sehorss las sefo-
ritaS; pero nj a1n los caballeros SO prestaran a
rendlr declara;iones indties antes jueces par
ciales los pueblos, 81 resuelven mantener
su decoro, 10 mantendran por distiutos medios.
la altura que alcanz6 estesasunto repng-
nante, la isla esperaba la destituci6n, 8, por 10
menos, la trsslsci6n del captain Molina LIE
mandan sU PUEsro, segGn los 6espachos que
aver nos envio nuestro correspoussl; 10 impo-
men, quieras que no, un puablo altivo cello
so de su honor; alf le rodearAn con el odioSh
aparato de Ia fuerza; alf le sostendran con
ell poder del pIomo del acero Teufamos que
YER este y verem IS MS mas-en ell perio1o
de LjbertHdes GmerteGnGs que nos hace tan fell
ces. Espafa, la desp6tcs, no lego nuncs A
un desaffo tan directo frente q la concencia
pdblica
vivimos bajo una bandera democratra;
pero los pueblos debeu resignarse al juez que
maldicen y Ia policia que detestan; ell hume
ro de los descontentos no importa. Eu HUI
macao, de diAz y ocho mil almss, dez siete
mil novccientas peiiria Ell re e'evo del capitan
Molina; pero el pueblo no es na1s; ell gobierno
10 es TODD, el go5ierno ansfa cumpNr las ms
tracctoneS al general Miles, (D utiizando los
pocos los debies como instrumental para
hacer dafio los numerosos los fuertes.
Asi es como desaparece la patriaI
y En- ell nGnero Ia ,naiisns Sc pnbllcara
eSas tnstrltcctoncs. Aunque va as conoce ell
p1bico de la isla, convene que no las divide.