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der to convince him that motion to
adjourn was always in order, but he
bears us no grudge, and there have
been no further attempts to break
| away from Cushing's Manual.
Old Bill Hewsen has been kicking
mules out of his way for the last forty
years and thought he had cinch on
the business, but last Sunday critter
gave him both hind feet at once and
caved in six of his ribs and sent him
into drydock for three months.
| While we were instructing our sport
ing editor how to draw his gun the
other day in one time and two motions
our pistol was accidentally discharged,
and he received ball in the leg. His
salary of 81 per week will be continued
right along during his lay off.
Last week we stated that we had the
highest respect for Colonel Chilvers Of
this town as a liar. The colonel OBJ
jects to the language, and we therefore
! announce that we no longer respect
him as a liar. If we can do anything
further for him, he has only to say so.
Most Of the liquor frozen up in this
town last winter has now thawed out,
and by adding little nitric acid and a
dope of pepper sauce the original flavor
has been fairly restored. One drunk
in Giveadam Gulch lasts longer than
seven DRINKS in Florence or Tucson.
When Jim Mccoy left this town for
New Mexico, we offered to bet him So
even up that he'd be lynched within
three months. Had Jim taken the
wager he would have won. News was
received the other day of his hanging,
and it was just three months and a
day. He was pulled up for horse steal
ing, and it is said that his farewell
speech under the tree had a good deal
of oratory in it.
While we stood at the bar of the Blue
Hen saloon Wednesday evening in con-
versation with the proprietor a man
named Sam Andrews pulled a gun and
fired at us and shattered mirror
worth $50. He did not give any special
reason for seeking to remove US, and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-16
HOWSER'S WORK OF ART.
He Buys a Stone Dog to Ornament
His Front Yard.

Copyright, 1902, by G. B. Lewis.)
When Mr.. Bowser reached home at
3 O'Clock the other afternoon, Mrs.
Bowser couldn't be sure whether he
had been drawn ON jury or had de-
cided to paint the chimneys on the
house sky blue with his own hands.
Before she had time to question him,
however, a wagon drove up to the
gate and two men lifted out stone
dog and deposited the work of art on
q selected site in the front yard. 1t
was a recumbent dog and a second
hand dog, and he was badly in need
Of coat of paint. He was placed with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-16

as he had to pay for the mirror and
was locked up for three days the joke
seems to be on him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-16

der to convince him that motion to
adjourn was always in order, but he
bears us no grudge, and there have
been no further attempts to break
away from Cushing's Manual.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-16
DER GERMAN CoBBLER.
When There Are No Shoes to Cobble
He Becomes a Philosopher.

Copyright, 1902, by C. B. Lewis.)
Sometimes In my peesness don't hat
some shoes to fix cop, und den dot old
mans Snyder comes in to see me. He
vhas some clothes cleaner, und he don't
hat no work dot day, und 80 we 60 out
in my back yard und sit down under
der plum tree and smoke our pipes. ]
look at him G long time und don't say
nottings. When it vhas about half an
hour, / says:
IT knew a mans once who had neffer
wronged his fellow mans When der
doctors examined his head, it vhaa
found to be empty.
Truth vhas mighty und must pre-
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vail, but der liar seems to hat at least
half der chances in dis world und to
make a good thing of it.
II like you to understand dat vhas
an honest mans. If my cement patches
peel of or my half soles vhas poor
leather, dot vhas only der 10 per cent
profit in der peesness.
Il don't like a mans to be too thank
full if lend him dollar und he pays
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was lOCAS0 uR IoT tuISe 0AyS Tue JOKE
seems to be on him.
We believe we are the only editor in
the world who can mount his cayuse
and ride forth over his 10000 acres of
desert land and enjoy three or four
hours of solitude and rattlesnakes
without interruption. Plats to suit
purchasers, with plenty Of solitude
thrown in.
We are sorry to announce that Major
Whitehouse of Grass Valley, who was
billed to deliver a lecture in this town
on Friday evening last on the subject
of What Was, What Is, What Shall
Be-" got drunk during the afternoon
and fell down an old mining shaft and
broke his neck. There is a moral les
son here. 1t isn't Sc much that a man
shouldn't get drunk as that he ought
not to get drunk in locality where he
is strange to the holes in the ground
Mr.. Henderson, the popular druggist,
sold morphine for quinine the other
day to man named Darling, and Oar
ling now occupies a grave on the hill
side. 1t was purely a case Of absent
mindedness, and no blame is attached
to the druggist. See his large and lib
eral ad. in this issue.
We have NO quarrel with Mr.. Gray
son, manager of the stage line. He
simply refused to believe it his duty
to renew our annual pass until we had
him covered with two guns. Then he
came down gracefully, and the world
resumed its complacent wag.
There was some talk Of a cooper shop
to be established in this town this
spring, but we learn that the project
has fallen through. As an offset, how
ever, we are to have seven more sa-
looms and q bowling alley, and we
shall manage to get along somehow.
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A Chicago paper charges us, as may
or of the town and president of the
common council, with having killed on
three aldermen who were out of order
and refused to sit down. As 4 matter
OF fact We were once obliged to put a
bullet into Alderman Aurphy's shoul-
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and shook Mr.. Bowser by the shout
der and said:
Come to bed. There's no use watch
ing any longer"
But I'm watching my stone dog! he
replied as he reused up.
There is none to watch. He has
gone hencer'
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ARIZONA KICKLETS.

Copyright, 1902, by c. B. Lewis)
Our people have been so busy this
spring shooting jackass rabbits that
the usual supply Of poetry has fallen
on in an alarming way.
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They are considerable people even At
Lone Jack When they clap a man in
jail, they furnish him with the works
OF Dickens and Dumas to help him
pass the time away.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Cualquier cosa
'por un boquete''

81 ProenTador ganeral Mr.. Ricmond, or
demo agar al FIscAl de Distrifo de Mayseti z.
Ulpiano Valid IS Cais, que ss sncuensrA en- uso
de Iicsneis, que regFeae o ocupar su puesto.
Rata resoluci6n obsdsee una qusjs que
se formula al gobeFnRior fntsrfno, sef1oF Hart
cell, contra ei Iieenciado PRscasio Fsiardo que
desempt ii . Act1slmense Ia hscalfa, en- concep-
10 de INFERNO, en- Gquel Tribunal de Distvttc.
Sc keusa al 81 n n FA1srdo, en- car6ctsr FIs-
cal, de habsr dispuasto la deteneion del cabo
de IL PolicfA fnsul&r, GonE&leZ, por dstenei0p
Illegal ds ciertas peFsonRs, cuyas causas pRsa-
RON Al Tribunal de DlstEiko, Aeusados de per
iuHio anita ell Juez de pBz.
El gobernAdor cFee qua In Reci6n del Fis-
cal INFERNO, ardo, es insostsnihIe desds el
momentc que ei Juea de pas eonsider6 los he
chos denunciadoG CON peao slfciente para jus
tiGcar iA dstenci6n de loa individuos poner
los dispoaci0n de Tin Corse competonte.
VaiG6s vuelve, pnaF, an puasto, en- qua no
v6 mny n gRstos porqns apenas hn eiercido
Ala desde lR fschA da an nnmbramiento.
KS ERrC 10 qua paSA en- Mayaeh.E con los
6sealeB do dichc ThhrDRl. R SAP rsnnnci6; q
VaIlacillo 10 YenGflcJIf0n; YAld6s dG cuaI-
anisR GoaA p0T n7 boqkfie,
Asf, eomo snenar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
La orden general No. 150
RaEpetuoaamenta Remitido oil Attorney G'
neral inteEino.

RsSpetuosamenta rsmftido oil Attorney Ge
neral fnteHinQ.
Juan Baettstd RodrtG1ses.
Conision ado del Interino.
TERCER ENDOSO
OaeinR del ATTORNEY GanerRl de P. r., San
juan. Ssptismbre did 1902.
ReRpetuoaR snts oevneIto, por medic del
Comieionado del Interior, al Director de SAni-
dad.
NJ IL edon GsnePal $50 nj Is 177 del sfi1
1892 nsca forzoao ell extenosr 10 cersfcaci6a
soIicitada. Tai information solo puede obte~
ueras legsimente cuando un Official de Sanidad
fueRe debidamente c1tado exsminado en- jul
clio oral, cuaDdo 30 prests una declaration
escritn en- sustituci6n de &quella para Hu exa-
men en- iuicio oral.
F. II Richmond.
Attorney General intarino.
CUARTO ENDOSO
Ofcina del Oon IptD u ado del Interior, San
Juan Ssptiembre 1909.
Respstuosamsnss enviado oil Director de
SAnidad.
Juan Bgutfstd Rodriguez.
CbmisionAdo inteEino.
QUINTO ENDOSO
Junaa Superior do SEnidad de Pto, Rico,
San uan, P. r Ssptienbre 1909.
RaspetuoeAmentG devuslto Mr.. s. Torres
nam&n6ole 10 &tenei6n h1cia el tercsr sndoso.
VIM Faucet Snt,h. M. d.
Vice Direcsor.
NADIA de esto De detiens, acudo ai Homo
rable GobsrnRdor oil ConBe1o eiecutivo.
Sandalio Torres Monge.
SGptiembrs, 8 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Robo en- las Piedras
Las TURBAS

Anoehe, ain one sea possible prehIsr ID no
Ra, fu6 escAlsdA In easa aomercial de don An
tonio Marques Dfaz. PsnstrEron los iRdrcnas
Is casa por la paris % Atr&s, arr&nesndo tres
tablsa da IN tabigus. Una vsS dentro los lA
dfonss, 50 spodsraron de 10 GAIA oonde ne
gaarda al diaero la condutsEon oistsneis
de lA casa. como dc trainba vRFss, IN hoJo
asmbrado de cafe Va en- ests aitio le desaFra
ikron IL csrradurA lIevSndose al dinaro qua
contenia y aIgunos documentoH. Hecho un re.
giatyo minueoso en- 81 Almacsn de 'provicfones
y aparAdoYes ds n uercancfas se han enconsfAdo
faitar de unas osrAs, 10 qns da n comprsn-
dsr que Ell robo ipe verifcAdO Ed cuRdrlis,
para conducir In gAja nj lugaE tndfcado 50 ne
cssits ban por 10 rnent dc cinGo Rsas hombfes.
z co1ercio del sefor Marques qqeda diR-
tanta del cuaxtsl de La poiiefa como q unAs
cuaTentR varas nj a6n estss cireunstanciss
tuvisFon en- cuents iOa ladr0nas para FeFpesrAr
ell Febo. Blsn es verdEd qDa sn ea eusrtei de
ls poliefa soo sc encoDsrab& M gusrdia, pues
de los dos que vienen prsssando el earVcQ ha
ce unoa cnantos dfss, habfa s&lidb uno psra
J0nccs al Cab DO Viva cRs& paEsa 6astEnsa re
stfadA del e0zEtel Ea dectr qae los ladrones
han tenito. en- cnsnEA todax eatas eiEennasan-
cfas , han confado da antemano con lS impn-
nidad de sas acton. Personals honTadss gus ss.
ran lamadEs declsrAr, nsnthasta1 qGs s
defh0ras de ID noche ss sncontraban ep lks
Gales eisrtos indfgidu0s sospschosps, algunos
con snsscedsnbes psngles que mo seifa de
exsrsn&r t0vlar2n paEEicipaei6n en- ell roho.
Nc reina en- esse pohIad0 ls sraE qnilidad
que debiera existirs satAndo lfgadas lAa pr1nCi-
p&iss fAmiiias De Gn0 oSFov qARkldo poE los
vincuios de In s&ngrs comaRciaes.
Con fEecueneiA hacen su spariei6n an este
poblado, indivf1uos psrtsneeientas u las turbsE
Kepu ubIicKnas de Humac2o, exhibiAndo l4rgoE
reviewers y euehios, y otres tndivf1uoe &c
aqul se entfesienen en- dRr gritos contra los
faderalas, sin cue h&sta Rhork 80 haya pTsssn-
tado niDguaa dsn uneis por Ii policfa, gas So
do 10 In presanciAdo. De este eatSdo de cosas
por ssmoE las proyocaetones da ciertas ti.
pos, los comsrcantss prsfsFsn ce9rar sns as
tAblscimientos las sista ds To- Mocha, p&ra DC
eass modo evisar eontRatiampog y bal vez p6r.
didss sua tntsreseE, puea no hacs muchos
meass fu8 as2ltado apsdTesdo ell sonaeFclo de
los ssfiores MaFquex MartinaE, sRyR Gauss
ests por resoivsrse.
Tn yecino.
Sstiembxe de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
UTgJAD Do
Fusrza de la PoIcfa nsuIar Sc conOentra
en- ssta poolaci6n

La eiudRd de UIuGdo, eminsntemente fe-
derAl, y bASSa sSlo para que observer aus mo-
rAdores ejsmplar condIcta, donds no sc hn
dAdo nuncA motives que pongAn en- dudA aus
condolences TevelAntsS de RensAtez y eordura,
sst& pressneiAndo desde al viernes 6lsimo 10
concentration de fuerzAs, procedsntes de Are
cibo y bArrios de esta jurisdiction, ain existir
cauHGs que juatlhqnen tAI proceder.
E prsaidenta del connie federal ha dado
enontA de este AlArde ds fnerEas nj Diraetorio
do San Juan. SRbemos tam mbi6n que las auto
Kidades locales no han diFigido Al GJbernador
INFERNO.
T6ngAhs To- WgnridAd que los fedsraIas dc
UhuRdo no pFovOeAn nj provoearAn nAdie.
El oFdsn " In tranqniidAd p6bl1ca ne res
p0AA Aqnf por nnestFos coEKelfgionArioa cue en-
iodo tismpo IAban cnmplir con ans dsbsrss po.
lfticos y GociAlea,
Que eonsts.
UlSlmR hora,4-lal Sohernador Atsndiendo
las soiicitudes de las AntoridAdas, or6sna por
AaleRPAmR que eRlga fnuaediG Amenae de eaaa
pObIAci6n lAS fnerEas coneentrAdas.
EI pusbo cetSbFA Gua hRys desapaFaeido
eae estodo Dc sttto, que se miro con baBtants
EeppgpRncIA poT los paef6cos de ia eiudad.
IBisn poE nusatro GJhsrnAdorI
Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
DRADOREs REPJBLI ICANOs EN- YAUcO

e miercolas Gltllno tuvieron nm meeting
en- Y&uco los repu ubieRnos.
OfAdores: e igio,sl de las Gea6ticas ergks
tulaaS, Roberto TODD Lucas Gomes-dfgo
Comes fioso,
Ehgto insult6 do mansra Eoez y Rtrevida
O los fsdegaleIj Lucas Gomsz-digo Comes
Brioso, Atae6 q con curezA A Les oBRERos
los unlonistAs.
DAba penA YER lpobFe Gomez Brioso en-
vuelto en- tan morbogo Ambiente, embFtagado
con frAses de Cdio v anatemAa dc envidiA.
Infali1 Comes Briofol Sc expuso MI conta
gio, v yR Adolecs del propio mai que sus ami
goB
En- el meetipg habo un APPENDICES: Medina.
Elts GorRdorD en- cierhes, barbAEi36 Dc 10 lin
do.
Pero 1quien hRcs cAao de eHe MedinaP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08

DeSdG que Ho publie6 Gsta oEden On s6 dc
BeptlembFs do 1899, 90 OK pidsn todos los
Centres v TribunaIes las eartineacionss que 10
HolIeitAn.
No cono1co ning6n sAso On que hasta In
fechA 40 hAy& invocAdo In 4 Iilmente. Es mas,
en- eI procsso contra oil doctor CAsAlduc por
homicidio de Aeevedc, se Guseit6 una eneati6n
AcercA del aeAnee de sBta orden general,
porqus sl PFesIdente de Ia Oorts de Distrito de
Arecibo, entonees, don J JulIo NJ. Padilla, en-
tendi6 que solo ne refsrfa q Antecsdentes ar
chtvAdoa, vino desVaneceF esta duda, 10
otrA 6Rden no. 177 aclAFADdo que debfA sxps-
dirne csRtihcaei6n D cnA quierA que In aoiictts
de TODD erpedtente yG este ter7nt0do pe7adie7,te
dc reSoCuct0T.
Eato no obstAnts 80 ma ha nseado una
cePtincaei6n que en- 30 de Agosto, pedf 81 d.
rector de SAnIdAd don Ricardo M. Hsrn4ndez,
L6ADGe los sndosos de los Jefss de Dspar.
tamentos por donde curt6 ml eRcrito.
Heloa GqDi traducidoI:
PRIMER ENDOSO
Oacina de Ia Jnnta Superior de sanidad
p. r. San Juan, r. R., Agosto 90 de 1909
Respstuosamenta refsrIdo al Honorable
BionRdo del 1nterior. Est& persona constRnta-
meDte eBA@ vlolAndo las 6rdenss del Dirsstor
dc Sandal, trRe grAndes inconvsnientss
eStA Junt&, yyo FespetnOsAments aoiicit0 la
opinion dsl Honorable Attorney General ints-
RiEO reBpsctO n nj In information soIicitadR de-
be ser fAcilltAd@s
r. ID. hernandez. II. D.
Director de SAnidad.
EEGUNDO ENDOSO
OacinE del ComiHIonado dol interior, San
Juan, ARoStc 30.
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Expulsion de- japoneses
POR NORTEAMERIOAN0S

TN tsIsgKRmR de Washir gton dice que oil
gobiDRLn hA oTdenAdo iA sAltda De un bOque oe
gusKFa que He dirigiTa in isA w. ks tlbuAdA
mi Sur do In iSla MATcua.
El objsto dc los Amsricanos 90 deaaiOlas
dc In Inla Wa ks an ica iSponeRss qua On 10 sc-
tumffdad expIotGn los grAndes deposisos os qua
no cue hay Alf.
Los taponeGeg dfcen que Ia iBiA esanvo nsS-
n mhfamd AN flasaa Que mlRunoa nMtnralsB del Ja-
r6n, emigrmRcn " ella gbgERgan que los E.sa'
dos UnldDR no hAE dc obleneF Dsnanel0 alguno
de Ia rFaMnnide cepgacl6n DO lA ialA WAka
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
eMEy2'assgecOs

Tcl SultSn de MaRrueeos hs eaptuYado su
hermAno que 50 hat1A lsvantado en- armas
prGtsndfendo ARE baGsre 10 corona.
EI Goblerno de Francia de EspRfia In
tsYvsndrAn en- ell 1mrerio MarRoquf, para ga
rantir las vid&s intsFesss de sus shbditos Fcs-
pectivos que pudieraf verse amenRsados por
Ia probA be guerra civil.
I'm buque de guerra de eadA una de las
cit&dAs nAciones hR shlido 70 en- direction
MArrHecos.
Sc cree que amboB gobiernos estabIecsrkn
nm proteetorAdo Bobfe el gohisrno del Snltkn,
que gRrantice In pas en- el Imperio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Datalles del viajs regic

Los chieluilIos de ovisdo-dice Ei Tn par
cfal2de Madrid-iio dei Jan nj rev mss que eusn
do 6l ses deja In puerta de Palaeio. Y en-
tonces Sc aiikan frenta In cafa rig sncia, es-
tableeiendo IN bltqueo. 81 ell rey aala ai bal
con, como 10 haca CON frecueneis, spiandeD
estrepitosaman ante. III gfrojR In panta del
cigarrilIo q1e estii fur1sndo In chiluilleris se
lanxa On mont6n rcbre ella, se Ia dispuia fu.
riC s. ell que salfi vencedor guards laecoliilaS
snvolvi6ncola antes en- M pArel u desf!ardo
orgulloso, como si le hubiera eocadss el pramio
mayor de Ii ioteTfas
Por 10 Que Sc vs sc .ei q a niussas, que di-
RIA Victor Hngo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
EL !" MARIE IA

III MIniShro B wen In cAblsgrsfAdo OIL
DEPARTMENTS de Marina que hA Ausorisaoo
nj com andapts Rodgers, del cIfionero norte-
nmsYicsno GMaristtA,D para salir de lA GuayFa
CArAcAo a n de que ae lie pueda eonceGer lA
marinerfA unos euAntos otAa o0 l1csncia en re-
com mpsnHA del ssrvicio que sc hs visto obiigada
q pHestAr sn 10 ActuAi guerra oe VenesueIa'
AL mismo tempo comunieo el Ministro
Bowsn, que soiAments necssita en- sguAs vs-
nsxoIanAs un bUqus de guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
C6Iebre pat6logo

Ei pre- fsRoF Rudolf VirchcT, nno dc los
hombres de eienciA Gs MAJOR fama en- 81 mum
do, e6 ebre pst6Iogo antFop6logo. mien bro
del Rsichsdsg, fatlaei0 aver en- Bsrlfn, d los
81 amos de enad.
O:upabR una ektedra en- VnHRbuFg era
prastdento de la sociedad antropo6lgieRn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08

<Par6eems un rev muy mon nor --deefs
una monts mesa cIsspu6s de var may eerca q
don Alfonso. e dlminutivo es xpresi6n de
amor aquslla tEerra. T. am4ndole SmcninC D.
xsaladinos hasts sguapincS espeTaban aqus.
las gsntea sencillRs cR6D grata lesera Ia per
aoDa del rsy, que aoio cuenta dfseiasta fas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
De YABUCOA
AVIS o

Eaniendo mi rssidencia nja en- ell campol
v no si6ndome poslble AAlatir diAriamente q las
nncInAs do este oomit6, hs 60 G1pica los CO.
PreligionAEios loS correnRionArios todos ds IN
IocAlidRd, que para In reaoInci6n de euAlquier
Apnntu con si pRrtido retRcionRdo, ss dirtjAn
nj vice prsSidenbe del eusrpo Don Eulogio Be-
EEioe.
El Presidents,
Jesus Ma Oarrillo.
sstismbra 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Dr.. Marcos A. Manzano

M6dico Cirutjano de la Facnltad die
Barcelona (Espaha) con alos de prac
tica.
Ofreae sus servicios profesibnales-
Gale xJimenez Sicard0S, Caguas
Consultas dc d 4 p. M,
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EC0s De EsPANA
8 Sstiembrs 8 de 1902.

Uno de los eandids.os que pafsea FsuniF
msyoFes pr0Dsbiidades para 0bssner Is pass
ds maestro De deG!amscj6n an 81 Consarvako-
rio, vaeants desda ID muarts de don An tonio
Vfco, IS Ell iiustrado pubiciafa dDn EofFqo as
Rodrignes Sojis, maestro hon6gaTiQ J pre- fsSor
supents de dicho OenkEo.
--Cads vez sdqDisrs mayor smpCTtgncia
Il ravista an aestro Tismpos que dirtje ell ex-
cslente crisico pasrsorrtquelc don Salvador
Canals.
-D2fa Marfs Griatins, madre de Alfonso
XIII. ai diri1irse VisnR, 80 dstuvo cinco dias
Paris, donde fue obtsto da respesaoaas
ateneiones.
visit6 . Ia ex refna de Espnfla, label IL,
en- sn resideneis de Oompiegra.
La entrevists fn6 muy sfaetuosa.
Ell tluatrs novsfsta P6raa Gald6s, que We
ransa sn SAntandsr, prspara la euartR E6fie
de aus sEpisodios Nasionales.a
Plansa tam nisn nnA obra dran&tfca, ha-
sads en- las tFadfsfones psruauaa de principles
de Ia O1nQuista, ohFa qua essEenArA Ia Com.
ps MA GnsrraFo Mendoza.
--Persda. sl gran paisRtlEta monss 1sa. autor
celebradlsimo de sSoaileEas y GPEiAs arriba, .
que Ia sss6n cnsnts sasent8 VI sieta lfos.
que sobfe Ileva ean hfEarffa, feafasssa p dar al
p6blieo nusvas psoduscionea de su intmitAble
ingsnio.
Hablando con an rsdactor de sTll Impair.
eiala ls diio:
No aneuentro medic de esldsar los hor-
nos. Ants 10 invas6a c 8 modernisano ne sien,
30 4deplacs.s Adem6s he sgosado mi f.6n.
Tfopse6 con una bolaa; el mineral SO hs con-
eIufdo !: 400 qusda IL roea vtvR.D
I'll maestro AIb6niz hs esdrfto una her
mosa partitura, som ando como libro la ealebPa.
da novels <Pepita JimeneEs original del atii
dado pnlcro escfitor don juan Vsera.
a eats proposito dice nm eIiticd madFie flo:
SIS melodfa tan fkcil y eleganse, sfempre fses-
CO csracteTf4tica, brosA u raudalee, dando vi.
d. animation al cuadro musical. ;Ss traGR Dc
una comedis ifrica. desde lnego ne apreeia
qua cAda uno de los persons les ue anteTviensn
en- IL acci6n ester ms sgiasraimente reproduei-
dos La enamorAda Pepits, 10 rega fiona crIads.
oil vieario, don Pedro de Vargas y su hio don
Luis, han aldo 1narAvllloBamante retrAaados
por ell compositoP.
L. nusya opera ga estrsnar& sn brave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-20
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an organizer and as great a believer in
the maxim that Nothing succeeds like
success" as the present August Bel
mont
The present Belmonts are entitled to
families for they are direct descend
ants on their mothers side of Oliver
Hazard Perry, the hero Of Lake Erie,
the man whose great victory was terse-
ly announced in that now historic mes
sage. I'VE have met the enemy. and
they are ours
August Belmont's weaknesses are
few. One Of the great test perhaps is his
pride of family From the present day
standpoint he would be regarded as an
aristocrat; his detractors have even as
serted that he is inclined to be some
thing of a snob; but even If that were
so it cannot detract from the greatness
of the man in the vast and treacherous
field of effort into which he has volun-
tarily ventured.
For many years the great city of New
York will be largely dependent for its
transportation facilities upon this man,
who is as good an organizer as an ex-
ecutive, as good a sportsman as g.
financier, as good a loser as winner.
Is August Belmont capable of taking
the place of J. Pierpont Morgan when
that giant shall relinquish his grasp
upon the monetary affairs of this coun-
try2 Judged by all available standards
of comparison, the answer must be an
emphatic Affirmative.
CLAIMING A. BARTOWa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-20

lar with many newspa perS, but when
the returns We're all in, so to speak. it
was found that Mr.. Belmont was stand
ing firmly planted on a sort of finan-
cial rock of Gibraltar and that his op
ponents triumph was made up largely
of the satisfaction which comes with
the impression that one has succeeded
in getting the better of a shrewd fnan-
pocket. And that is the way he has
from tight places which would have the
effect of cornering most men, In other
words. Mr.. Belmont is not one of those
reckless traders who believe in burning
the bridges behind them Grand
stand" playing is not his forte, but the
score at the end of the game is gener-
ally in his favor.
August Belmont, like few other men
of millions who are demonstrating to
the world that they are able to do
something more than spend fortunes
left them by their fathers, did not have
the spur of necessity to urge him on to-
ward the goal of accomplishment. Had
August Belmont Jr., retired from bust
even now have been rated as one of the
young men of America But he was
not content to leave well enough alone
or to live upon the reputation and dol
lars left by his father. And yet Au-
gust Belmont followed almost slavishly
in the footsteps of that sire. for the lat
ter was as good q sportsman. as good