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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
BUSINESS NOTES.

Manager Thomas r. Cutler Of the
Utah Sugar company expressed his
opinion late yesterday that the only ac-
ton really detrimontal to the beet SUI
gar interests Of the country would be
the opening of American ports to Cuban
sugars, However, II the sugar trust at
tempts to do this, Mr.. Cutler believes
that q deputatlon of men representing
the beet sugar interests should be sent
to Washington to block such an action
by Congress-.
Plans have been nearly completed by
Architect Newhausen for a 2Sx60 foot
brick barn 10 cost $4,000. The building
Will be erected for A. II. Tarbet In the
rear of his First street residence.
II Is announced by President Wal
lace Of the Bell Telephone company
that the new building In this city 10
cost $4,000, will be erected and new
$4,000 switchboard will be Installed
within another year. The work on the
Beaver line will be completed within ten
days and the Frisco and Milford
branches will be Immediately COM
menced and completed as soon as pos
sible thereafter.
The Salt Lake bank clearings for the
first day of November amounted 10
S70G,5sl.3S as compared with si60,9j129
for the corresponding day OF last year.
The increase of s2ibeSO!O9 on the first
day OF the month is without doubt
pretty reliable indication Of greatly in
creased business activity and general
prosperity throughout this city end
state.
There are a number OF country mer-
chants In the city buying supplies from
local wholesale houses and there is
considerable activity In Wholesale cir
cles. Among today's visitors 10 this
city are Manager Racker. OF the Peo-
pies Coop. Of Lehi. and Manager Taft
Of the Provo branch OF the Z.C.M.I.
Each has q number of orders TO place
with Salt Lake wholesale merchants,
The Kenyon management has just
added unique and handsome decor
alton to the hotel writing room. At
the further end an elaborate Turkish
arbor has been made OF Turkish rugs.
no two Of the same pattern, relieved
with various antique weapons of war
ioit. SUM as Snielus. arthur, SNbTuS VI
number Of varieties and spears.
Several wagons of Mill Creek pota-
toes are on the market today at 75c a
bushel retail and zoe per bushel In
wagon loads The drivers Of these
wagons state that the crop Is becoming
exhausted and will not last longer than
Christmas. Some of the Mill Creek
farmers are holding on TO a few hun
dred bushels each expecting to market
them In January and February at bet
ter than one dollar per busheI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
DIED

CORNELI-Frances. wife OF the late
Thomas Cornell, at her late resi-
dence, s5S east Second South, this
morning of a complication ofdlseases
Funeral services viii be held in the
Eleventh ward meeting house tomor-
row at p. m. Deceased was born at
Lown, England, May Z, 1874, embraced
the Gospel In 1878 and emlgrated to
Utah in 1887.
MillennIal Star please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
BOARD is RE0RGANIZED.
President A. v. Lund at Head Of |. D. S.
University.
Hon. Angus N. Cannon vice Presi-
dent, Hon. Joseph u. Taylor
Elected a Member.

At meeting Of the board Of trus-
tees Of the Latter-day Saints uniyer-
slty held today in the Office Of Vice.
Pres. Angus NJ. Cannon, the reorganiz-
alton OF the board was the principal
business.
After due consideration II was unan-
imously decided that President Anthem
Il. Lund should be elected president Of
the board to M the vacancy caused by
the death Of Preslden; SNOW; and that
Hon. Jos Z. Taylor be elected a trus-
tee. ,tt..a
The other officers and members are:
John Nicholson, Geo. III, Taylor. John
c. Cutler treasurer. Joseph 5. Wells.
secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Brink will entertain next week
in honor OF Mrs. Corheld, OF England.
Mrs. A. T, Hyde win return tomorrow
from her eastern trip.
A reception will be given on Novem-
Der Is in honor Of Rev u. A. Brown, of
The First Baptist church.
-
Mr.. Adelbert Rpundy and daughter.
Miss Florence Roundy, leave tomorrow
for San Francisco, and on November
u they will sail for sydney. Australia.
Later Mrs Roundy VIII Join them IN
Australia where they will make their
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01

Another surprise was added TO Salt
Lakes long list of sudden nuptial
events. in the marriage Of Miss Laura
Crocker and j. II. Hawley. which took
place In Ogden yesterday. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. r. /.
Goshen. Both parties announced their
Intention the day previously and no
known effort was made 10 prevent the
marriage, but both gave wrong adj
dresses. thus leaving the occurrence
somewhat tinged with mystery. The
bride Is one OF the heirs of the Crocker
estate. and a stepdaughter OF James
Pitts OF 100 south Seventh East street,
and the groom Is an employe al
Schramm's drug store
The wedding Of Miss Maud II. Read
and Frederick c. Loofburrow took
place at Helena, Mont, yesterday al
the brides home. at p. m. the newly
married couple leaving at 6.l5 for salt
Lake where they viii make their home
They were the recipients Of many con-
CALCULATIONS from friends in Salt Lake
and Helena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01

IT had long suffered from indigestion,
writes G. A. LeDeis, Cedar City, Mo.
Like others tried many preparations
but never found anything that did me
good until took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. One bottle cured me. A friend
who bad suffered similarly put on the
use OF kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He is
gaining fast and will soon be able 10
work. Before he used Kodol Dyspepsia
cure Indigestion had made him a total
Wreck.-Godbe-Pitts Drug Co., corner
First South and Main streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
FLAGS AND NATI0SALITIES.

IL the Italian people have the unsav-
DRY reputation OF giving this country
the majority OF Its murderous auarch-
lists, the race seems 10 be heartily
ashamed OF the fact and anxious TO ex-
prefs It's sorrow. All over the city when
the death OF The President became
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01

spent very pleasant and sociable
evening. The occasion was the seth an
niversary OF Mr. Waddel's birth and
the evening was spent In games, mu-
sic aud refreshments. At the close ali
present heartily wished the host many
happy returns OF the DAY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
BATHsHEBA W. SMITH.
The New President Of the Relief Soci'
cty of the Church.

Bathsheba w. Smith WAS the daugh-
Ter of Mark and Susannah Ogden Bis
Ter and was born near shinston, Har-
fison county Virginia, May g. 1892
Mrs. Smith became identified with
"Alormonism when only fifteen years
OF age and went with her parents to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
PENSION FOR C. s. HIT.

Especial TO the "News'O
Washington, u. c.. Nov. LA Spanish
war pension has been granted chas. S.
Hit. Wellington. Utah, S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01

DO you suffer from pilesg II SO do not
turn 10 surgery for relief. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye win act more quick
~ surely and safely. saving you the
expense and danger OF an operation.
Godbe-Pitts Drug Co., corner First
South and Main streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01
A PLEASANT SOCIAL.
Isaac NJ. Waddell Celebrates His 59th
Birthday.

The relatives and friends OF Isaac
NJ, Waddell gathered at his home on
First West street last evening and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-01

Rockman, The proprletofs OF The
Apex were notified on october LIST that
the cigars were ready for delivery but
the plaintiff company says that they
refused 10 accept or pay for them.
Court Notes.
The Felkner- Dooly case was today
continued indefinitely BY Judge Morse.
Trial OF the case Of Carl Erickson VS..
Allen !, Dorsey was today resumed
before Judge Morse This Is the case
IN which Dorsey gave a tailor check
for w for a suit of clothes, hut. find
ing that the suit was a misfit he stop
ped payment OF the check. In the
meantime Erickson had cashed il,
Three divorce suits were today re-
ferred to Deputy Clerk OF Courts Geo.
q. Armstrong 10 take testimony and
report 70 Judge Hall. The cases are
Edith >. Willlamg VIZ. William VIII
liams. Alice N. Hickey VS.. Peter Hick-
ey ana Rosy Hayward VS.. Harry Hay
ward.
Hearing on. the motion for temporary
injunction in the case OF l.. NJ. Lawson
ct al VS. the United States Mining
company was postponed till Monday
and il was ordered by Judge Hall that
the restraining order issued on October
Ath remain In full force.
P. T. EnweI has commenced suit in
the district court against w. y. Hub
bard, Addison Cain, trustee: Carrie
Cain, D. NJ. Griffin and Mrs, d. NJ
Griiiln to recover $500, interest and
attorney fees. claimed to be due on
note executed by Hubbard on Septem-
Der -, 1898. The note II Is said, was
secured by two lots IN East Waterloo
addition, conveyed to Addison Cain, as
trustee, and that the conveyance was
Dy mutual understanding TO operate as
9. mortgage. Since then Mr.. Cain and
Mr.. Griffin and their wives have set up
claim TO the property and Mr. ELI
well asks that his. claim by adjudged
prior lien. and that the property be
sold by the sheriff.
-.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24

erpubiica mos en- Ultima hord, el tele-
.ma ana desde Humacao Sc nos dirijera
.tndoDos cueDta del incaliicsbe atropello de
yfctima nuestro respectable amigo ell
5.apciado don Juan Was Ocnoteco, pTesloente
NJ eoypit6 federal
!" uau6ndose en- Ell tribunal de distrito el IL
..isdo Was asesorando al seAor Cells en- una
otasta que etc amigo reaiizaba ante Ia
,,,e con motive dal acto Illegal inusitado
40 baIlsbsn practicanGo los jueces en- la al
,srsci6u de Ia lista de nile m Q os para 1urado,
.not-aron eu Ell pasiIlo coDtiguo la sala, ell
YsiJants del Comte republican Juan He
.oro aeon paf1ado de su hijo Jose, de 40 guar
II, insuIar. del alcaide de la carcel Miro de
#1s alg1aciies de Ia Corte, en- los momentos
! one 81 seflor Was sali6 al pasiio Sc le aba
'.r7arou sgredie id ole ell Juan Herrero, su hi
\ : los alguac es, mientras el policfa insular
: q alcaide Miro sacaban los reyolvers apun.
tsndo al sehor Was.
Agresi6n tan cobarde como injustI6cada,
,nosto que ell sefi IT Was no hsba tenido dis
snstos Uersonales con ninguno de esos ind1v1-
5pos indign6 a. pueblo hasta el PuLto que
~ baber sido por Ia Intervention de personas
tables, 10 hubieran pasato muy NAL los
.leyosos agresores, al salir del local.
Este hecho ncalifcable en- cualquier for
"a one Sc hubiera realiZado 10 es mucho mas
por Ell sitiO en- q lie Sc cometieray por Ia perso-
as J que sc trata. E sen )r Was es un mono
able cabailero, quito respetuoso educado
que iamas puede dar motivos pa
"a que con 81 Sc realicen actos semejantes.
ftunacao sin distinction de classes sociales, le
respets le quiere. Pero ell senior Was cum
ne en- Itumacao una mission delicadisima. La
5e velar por ell prestigio de la ley por ell de-
fecho dc los ciudadanos, constansem ente afro
psIlados por los audaces inexpertos juececf-
lcs de aquella Corte, que ri Sc corrigen nj SO
snmIeudan.
Todo Humacao hace responsables esos
ueces de 10 ocUrrdo. Todo ell mundo ha crei-
DO ysr con raa6n, una trama fraguada de
,otemano. Examfnense las circunstanciao que
ooncurrieron al atropello, nadie podra dudar
le 10 que decimos. La Corte de 81 umacao,
ruyos iueces hacen descaradamente polftica
,apublcapa, trataban de aterar la lista de ju-
rsdos hecha por la Oomision, para formarla 4
il capricbo con mayor repubicana ell Sc for
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
HUM ACAO

La poicia insular la ha emprendido con-
ira don Faustino Cintron, dueno del hotei
cia al Tribunal de policia por motivos harto
fhtiles, va unas veees bajo ell pretexto dc que
las cunetas contienen aqua sucis, va rcr Sc
car serrfn en- la Gale, con permiso de los
guardias Ss.
El iuez de policia don Francisco Lopez
Cepero tambien complace en- molestar d.
cho sefor, TODD clio obedece, seg6n Sc dice,
las indicaciones de republicano ilemado
Santiago Paz, con objeto de favorecer Leduc
duefo de otro hote', que no aIcanza nj tiane
Ia aceptacion que e de don Faustino Cintr6o.
Este iuez de policia imita todos sus con-
g6neressrepu5licanos de la isla, que utilizs n
su autortdad, no para hacer justicia, sino pa
ra desahogar sus encooos po fticos sus in
quinas personales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
Fn Ell tribunal de HumaCao
Un atropello incaliicable

Was acude ess tribunal para protestar del
inconcsbibe atropelo & la ley que sc estaba
veriicando, ese momento. penetra en- e
local grupo de repubifoanos, auxf.iados por
los alguaeies de la Corte, atropsllan al Sc
nor Was FL tribunal permansce impavido
mentras Sc realiza Ia aggression, despues con
inAudito descaro, dispone ell procesamfento
del sefor Was PoR DESACAFo mleEtras que
dan en- lbertad sin castigo los que invade
ron ell local augusta de la ley para provoear
agredir IN caballero sPuede darse mayor
mala fe? mo queda una vez mas demostrada
la passion po ltca de esos 1ueces Hasta
cuando van star abusando de IA paciencfa
de un pueblo hacienda escarnfo de la ley
unos hombres, que por los hechos qua desde
h ace item DO vienen realizando, debfan va Ia
ber sido in nhabiitados para ejercer Ia magis-
tratura?
e. eecho escandaoso que venimos comen-
tando, revsa hasta donde ilega ese partido
republicano, que en- SD impotencfa solo sabe
apeIar al desorden al atropelo.
Nosotros llamamos sobre estos hechos Ia
atenci6n del Honorable Gobernador para que
popra coto esos desmaues, que solo SO reaif-
zan cuando son apoyados por la policfa insular
como ha ocurrido en- este case.
La policfa insular, segdn dice, des-
puAs del suceso empeZ0 hacer alardes de fuer-
"a por las GALES, armada de caraoinas, sin oao&
buscando un pretexto para promoyer IN conflc-
to de mayores consecuencias,s Isl Sc tene en- cuen
ia que an guardia de ese Institute fue ell que,
en- veg de protejer al sef1or Was, auxiiio los
agresores amenazando 4 nuestro amigo con
sn revolver. Vemos con sorpresa que las Or
denes dictad&s por ell gobernadory por el pri-
mer Jefa de la Insular no Sc cumplen en- algu-
nos pue bios, como le demuestra ell hecho de
HumacaO
A este pAso serAn infrnctuosos los baenos
daseos del gobernador Mr. Hunt pues 81 sus
subalternos no cumplen sus 6rdenes no Sc
les castiga, la impunidad ell atropello CONT
nuaran.
Nosotros protestamos contra Ia aggression
10 del raSnptahie
gionario don Juan Wis Ochoteco, esperanto
que ell gobierno sabra hacer justicia, va que
los iueces de Humacao faltan abiertamente a
Ia mission que les esta encomendada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
FL INCENDIO DE SAN JUAN
ALGUNOS DETALLES

De ell tuego ocurrido aquf anoc he y ell cual
\ comuniqu6 por TELEGRAPH, POGO ne oe oe-
|Hre.
Gracias que pudo abrirse una de las
pdertas de Ia pulperfa no hubo que lamensaf
sfandes p6rdidas, pues Sc hubiese -comunlcaoo
" Yoraz elemento las casas contiguas.
Los bomberos SO portaron herolcos daoo
|lo
\, Ei iDcendo SO observe minutes antes de
ai ocho porque sali6 una ieDgua de fuego por
ma de las cleraboyas del frente.
Las perdidas no pasan de mil dollars por-
;ue e. estabIecimiento no SO encontraba mny
@rtido desde hacfa aIg6n TEMPO Sc nos d.
2 que nj Ia casa nj las mercancias estaban
s'sgursdas.
Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
LA DEMOCRACIA

Gambia Mr. Nc Cokmi. Las notas Sc en-
viaran los alumnos.
Anoche Sc reanudaron las retreats domi-
nieales con bastante eoncurrencia
Para ell dia 6 del pr61imo mes de Octub .
Sc prepara un esp6nddo meeting federal en- ell
pueblo de Trujiloalto-
A ese acto ,erAn invitados todos los ba
rrios de la Jurisdiction oradores de San
Juan Despues d. concluir ell meeting ha
bra baile de socfedad con asistencia de damas
de los puebos lim(trofes.
Anoche uno de los carros electricos de
servicio pasaba por Santurce cuando Sc co
munic6 por todos sus alambres aiguna fner-
te corriente pues dentro del CARO- parecfa
que habia fuego. Entire el passage cundi6 la
alarma muchos Sc lanzaron por las ventanas
querfan en- tropel apearse del We ehfculo. POGO
despu6s Sc neutraizaron los efectos de las co
rrentes.
Aver tarde fueron las carreras de cintas
en- Santurce, motive de las festas del po-
blado. Ell que obtuvo mayor nhmero de Gin
tas recibiO en- premfo una hermosa cartera de
pieles fnas
Anoche durante ell fuego un hombre trat6
de robarse una cuchara de plata, fue vsto
la policfa le echo ell guante.
Sc ooserva mucna al macion para et oaiie
de carload que SO llevara cabo ell iueves, en-
ell SParque Borinquen.1
Para que ell salon resulte con cabida bas
tante para ell gran ndmero de parejas que So
aguardan, ,se suprimirAn las mesas de la canti-
ma.
Estas serkn trasladadas un kioslko que al
efscto SO construye en- sitio ventiladfsimo.
Las jaranas domtngaeras del <Casino Es-
pafioIS Sc reanudarOn anoche.
QuedO antmAdita h2b1an
muchas damas pas6 ell ratio agrada blemente.
La Comisi6n estuyo obsequiosa en- ex-
tremo.
Aver recorrio las GALES de esta capital
pasando Rio Piedras una guagaa dos CO.
ches. En- la primsra iba una orquesta tocan-
do aires del pafs en- los coches los socios do
la casa Fernandez GaurAn Comp. qnienes
repartsron cajetillas de cigarrillos de <La Ia
vorita.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
UTUADO


Distipguido correligionario: Hemos leldo
con atenci6n su magistral artfculo, en- Ell que
usted con poderosa ogica senala la reaidad
de las cosas
corroe ell corazon humane, es precise estirpar-
10 de rafz Como? De que manera?
Yano empeno la petici6n de anular con Ia
fuerza 10 que solo puede conseguirse con la
raz6n En- una palabra esta el remedio tan
graves males Usted 10 na ulcno acertaoA-
mente REDENCI6N.
ST. redenci6n, no ee justo que los poEres
obreros mueran de hambre, porque no recipen
los beneacios de una equltati'a compensaclon
entire ell capital Ell traoajo. Por ESQ se lncha
desesperadamente, arrastraoo por natural ms
tinto de conservation.
Cuando vemos como surge dentro de nues-
ira coIectlvidad politica, personaiidades cons
ufcuas identifcadas con nuestras leEltimas as
nn.raeiones que se initan una reclamation
comedida, basada en- los human1tarlos princi-
pios de amor carload para los poores, no po-
demos menos sino sentlrnos caoa sez mas o. :
gulIosos, en- pertenecer IN partido cuyoa d.
FACTORIES Sc interesan ofrectendo las luees de
an intelig encia, favor de los desneredados Dc
Ia fortuna, dignos de especial protecclol en-
essos item pos aciagos en- que ei avarlento pni-
M Q los poderosos, leyanta sus formidabies
tsntksulos para desangrar ei ORGANISING va ex-
tenuado de nuestra desventurada clase.
Acepte se nor Abrii, nuestro sincere reco-
noctmiento por su inspirado arncuio, que Ter.
nina con un llapaamiento la confraternidad
universal :,
De listed aseu COS correligionarios
Utuado, Setiembre 20 de 1901.
l. Justo Sanchez Eusebio Rodriguez, jose
Ma Cortes. Nicolas M. de Jestas, jose de JESUS,
Luis Emanueli Negroni, Gaspar Rodriguez,
Jose Ma laez, Manuel de Jesds, Bsnito ve-
lazquez, oedniio Rodriguez, PEDRO ae :. Ne
0r6n Jose Rodriguez, Manuel JORDAN, Loren
SO Medina, Carlos Fernandez, Francisco Rejis,
NnaonIo Colon. Felipe Miranda, Juan Mencha-
ca Julio Menchacs, jose J. Ortiz, jose Oaoa-
iIero. Juan Dslhn Cortes, jose Pifitiro, Juan
ns,,s Ramon Pineiro, Francisco Coiomer,
Penito Cortes, j uan Ramos, jose Garcia Ma
nuel Perez Soto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
Camuy, Setiembre 81 de 100

Camuy Setiembre 81 de 1901.
Sr Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Caguas.
Sef1or: Por Ia insercl6n de las siguientes
lfneas Ie antcpa las gracas su affmo. s. S.
Jose LucOnbG.
Creyendome, en- IN momento de loCura,
que ell partido repuhlicano laboraba por ell bic
nestar de mi patria, en- el ingrese lleno de la
meior buena fe. Pero hoy, conyencido de que
todo 10 Que sus hombres predican es mentra,
me separo 81 absolute del partfdo de Egozcue
para insressr en- ell Federal, donde militan los
hombres qua aman su TERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
SAH JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO

Setiembre 25.
por vapor <Julia> sale para Ia Habana.
don Luis Martinez Casado. que Va otra vez
unirse & la empresa de su hermana doha Lui-
sa
How se hfzo Ia mar ell vapor cubano 81 u
lia> que desde hace dias estaba en- este puerto.
Va con rumbo Cuba.
Seg1n la prensa de la Habana, son gran.
aos los triunfos Que alcausa en- aquella capital
al tenor puertorriquefio Antonio Paoli.
Anoche tuvo lugar en- Duestro teatro Ia
renrasentaci6n del <Anillo de Hierro.s
POGO fuA el pdbiico que asist6 Ia fun
eI6n. psro ess POGO era muy selecto
nj desempef1o de Ia obra quedo bastante
hien dados los esfuerzos de los artissas.
La iunta calihcadora de los examenes que
tnvieron efecto ca Ia sscusls de yerano, =
componen los seflores don Angel Rivero, ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
EI crimen de CzoIgosz
INTERESANTE CONFERENCIA

Ell II del corriente ell procurador general.
Mr.. Knox, fue Bdffaio hizo lamar al abo-
gado general Mr.. Richard, ceebrando amDos
una conferencia de mas de una hora en- el es-
tudo de las eyes federales que paeden ser
aplicadas & Czolgosz.
Los artfculos $50 $50 del C6digo fueron
ell objeto principal de dieha conferences, que
les serisn apiicados 81 pudiese probarse la exis-
tencia del compl0t
La hnica ventaja que pudtera resultar DE
la apIcaci6n de 6stos, serfa hacer condenar
al acnsado un termino de prisl6n mas largo,
cuyo maximum es de diez afios, sin que Ia que
ma conducta de Czolgosz pueda disminuirla,
como pasa el Estado de New York.
JUIOIO
Aver empe76 la vista pdblica de Ia causa
seeuida por la muerte de Nc Kfnley. Sc acu-
sa Czolgosz de asesinato.
Probablemente la tramitaci6n de la causa
no serA larga; pero durara algnnos dias. Al
gunos Green que ell agresor sera sentenciado
morir la silla eiectrica.
LA DEFENSA
Sc dice que Ia defensa Sc basafA en- que
sc halla demente.
Sc considera que semejante defensa no
prosperars.
al reo su dict&men de que ell asesino de
Nc Kinley Sc hals en- su cabal juiclo.
NUEVO ANALYSIS
Tn nuevo an1lisls ha probado que las ba-
las Que mataron al presidente de la repdblica
no estaban envenenadas como sc ollo al prfn-
cipio.
vedad de las heridas sin que hubiera sfntomas
de envenenamiento
CONTRA Ell ANARQUISMO
Eel mayor Richard Sylvestre, presidente
| de Ia asociaci6n nacional de jefe de policfa de
| los e. e. u. q. y Canada, tom6 una decision
| rscomendando Sc adoptara IN sistema nnifoI-
~Hncp
IA escrito 4 los directories de Ia asocia-
! ei6n. pidisndoles apoyo para llegar = IN acuer-
do con los jefes de polJcfa del mun6o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
senoritas Astol

Esta manana salieron para Ponce por Is
Csrretera Central las distinguidas senoritas
smigas nuestras, Adela, Conception Amerf-
"a Astol, que han pasado una temporada en-
Caguas donde dejan muy gratos recuerdos y
Verdaderas amistades.
La seforita AdeIa Asto dirfje una escuela
arsduada en- Ia ciudad del sur.
Deseam mosles un viajs de gratas impresio-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
Don Jesus Munoz

Este apfscado amigo 'igionario,
usz municipal de Cayey, pas6 aver por es1a
:Iudsd de regreso de San Juan.
El senior Mufioz va muy satisfecho de las
!shtreyi.tas que ha tenido con los honoraoies
ssobsrnador, Attorney y monsefior Bienk.
Cree e sefior Mufioz que esas autoridaoes
stau todas nspiradas en- al mes alto espiritu
lie justica inparcialidad, cuyos resultaoos
No Sc eiaran esperar mucho tempo.