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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-09
B1BftorEoA DE sLA DEMooKAofAs

-Asf, pues. acepto CON algeria
csc duelo, que presiento me gera
fatal.
Estais loco, Oscar.
No. muy cansado de Ia vida,
este es TODD, porque amo sin espe.
ranza. -. y la que amo ignorara
mi amor mientras tenga 20 vida.
-sY 81 morfsq
-iAhl : cor test6 Querubfn coo
trlsteza. Entonces ssra cuando ha.
bre de contar con vuestra amiebad, |,
sno es esto?
JAaQu6 debo hacer2
-MafI4na, antics del d1elo, os
enviar6 una caTta ....
Qaerubfn SO detuvo.... La mar
auesa sinti6se desfailecer.
-sY esa carta: - interrog6 Ell
amigo.
-Esa carta estara metida en- dee
sobres. El exterior sera blanco, y
solo ell del interior llevara el nom
bre del destinatario. Vais iurar.
me que, MI yo muero, llevareis esa
carta al correo, y despu6s de rom
per ell primer sobre, cerrandO los
UIUEf la GGh SJGl6 Gh "a &AkAG0 1AA
mirar nombre nj 8efas.
-Os 10 iur0, respondio ell amigo.
Como habreis adivinado, esa
carta sera para ella. murnlur0
Quernbfn, : asf, al menos despues
de mi mnerte sabra 10 mucho que
la he amado.
La marquega, sl OR estas iilti.
mas palabrass Sc sintfo desfalleceri
pero al mismo tempo In alent6 una
esperanza.
Esperanto fnsensata, y de eAas
que solo las rnuieres pueden conce.
hir.
Querubfn habia designado oil MA.
yor como uno ds sus test'goaI; el
mayor era amigo suyo y oil misino
TEMPO amigo del sefior dc Cam
bolh.
Asf. uues, Quarubfn dehfa ir en-
tlusca del mayor para exponerle 10
cue deseaba, v el mayor no peoria
I,or menos que eEplicar 10 mar.
auesa 10 cue lsyi esta u saol y -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-09

ioven tan apuesto y melanc6lico,
iba a batirse, y que 6al vea sucum-
hirfa en- aquella lucia mortffera-
Y entonces, como la mujer esta
dotada siempre de I'm primer mo-
vimiento de energia y oposici6n,
se lie ocurrl6 la idea de inipedir Ell
duelo.
Pero sc6nos "a cue meiio ape
1arfaP
z ademas, sestata bien que sc
mezclase en- Ia GUERILLA de dos per-
sonas las que apenas conocfa y
que dehfan ser para ella completa.
mente indlferentesP
z la marques cuya palidez era
extraordinaria. Sc puso d reaexio'
nar.
Decir una palabra, dejar escapar
un gesto, era compton, eterse sus
propies ojos, confesarse que amaba
B Querubfn.
Confesar al mayor Garden que
habfa dido la conversation del Sc.
nor de VernyI y del vizconde, dno
equivalfa decirle que Qnerubfn no
lie era indiferentef Y ell mayor,
hombre que conocfg ell mrlndo, que
habfa estudiado Ell Goraz6n humane
y las majeres, inc adivlnarfa sus
angustias.
Durante loa diez minutes que
siguieron Ii salida del vizconde
de CambolIn, que vdlvi6 gu palco,
la sefIora de Van Hop sl1fri6 un
martirIo.
Pero a1n fu6 este POGO, cuando
oy6 vibrar de nuego aonella voz
encantadora y melanc6licc de Cue
rubin, que decfa oil iovela que Sc
encontraba en- 81 palco:
Amigo, milo, tengo ua encargo
que hacerOs y IN servici, que Pc.
dlres. Anno O una mujerp Of, amo
una muier que no saba NADIA de
mi passion, = que no Sc erlissrarA de
ella hasta despues de mi muerts.
La vida me cansa,3 y acaptare la
mnerts como una 6icha.
-lQn6 locurai : exclamd una VOC
que Ia marquesa no habfa Dido a.tin,
y que Rdivin6 era lin del l,onfidente
del aeiIor lie Yerny,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-09
Este preparado es Ell mejor de las EMULS|0NES
Ell CLUB DE Los ExpLorADoREs
El mayor Sc levant3 y Sc despi-

El mayor Sc levant5 y Sc despi-
di6.
-lAhl diio yiendole partir.-
Jun nome nto, IN rnomento, amigo,
uno soloI
-Os escucho, seflora.
-Vuestra cens 5reune muchos
jovenes?
-Bastantes.
-SEl vizconde es uno de ellosY
Este vizconde d.. Gcomo le Ia
mais? Oivid6 este nombre. .....
Y la sublime mujer tuYo ell va
lor de mentir, pidiendo un nombre
que estabs grabado en- su memoria
como ell Name, Thecel, Phares so.
bre los muros de Ia sala en- que ell
rey Baltasar daba su festfD.
-Et vizconds de CAmbolh, dijo
Ell mayor,
-Ese pendenciero -.
Precissme ente.
-Pues bien, hacedme una pro.
mesa.
&C, N mucho guSto.
-Si el vizconde busca pendencia
4 alguno. ). El 6uelo eS una coSR
tan Vergonzosa, tan villana.
Pronunci6 estaa palabras con uDR
indecible emoci6n, y, ain embargo,
ell marques no adivino NADIA.
-Si buscs querella a alguno,--
continue, hareis por arreglarlo,
sno es este?
Y lo decfa con VOC suplicante,
casi % punto de hacer TRACTION ell
secreto de su coraz6n.
El mayor sc echo reir.
- Estad tranquila, sonora, : lie
diio;.-lag cenas de j6venes que
20 ashsto, sc psssn tranquilaIaente.
Y 80 fue, dejando q la marquesa
presa de horribles alternatives de
terror y de esperanZa.
El seficr de Van Hop Sc fue con
su mnjer. Hasta que estuvo en- oil
hotel no observe ST. palldez y su
sgitaclon.
-GQue teneis, queridaP lie pre-
gunt6
-Nada. IN POGO dolor de cabe
IN, NADIA mas,
--En este cas-, vOy > FetiFsrmer
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
.Men and 6ngines
: Sr0in and C,,nf1ic.

fine the mode OF the crossing. Tho
plaintiff asks that on final hearing the
Injunction be made permanent. Su-
perintendent Martin of the G. ii. e. S.
A. said that the Texas state railroad
commission had taken a stand AGAINST
grade crossings. The Ei Paso and
Southwestern proposed to put In a
crossing that would be dangerous. and
the Southern Pacific secured an In
junction merely to bring the whole
matter before the railway commission
for adjustment. Any settlement ie-
gally arrived at would be satisfactory.
Superintendent Choate OF the Il. r. a.
s. w. was seen concerning the intunc-
ton granted In the district court re-
straining them from crossing the =.
p. tracks out about half way to the
s. p. bridge, and he had this to say:
That Is merely some more OF the s.
p. boy play that they like SO well to
indulge In. AS for our part of the
matter. we will refer the matter 10
the state railroad commission of Tex
as and | think there will be no troub-
ie In convincing them that we are en-
titled to a crossing The work of the
s. r. will not keep us from coming to
Paso and unless something greatly
to our detriment happens we will be
here In full blast on the first OF next
july. Ell Paso Herald.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
Try to Hypnotic
Vicious Children

TERRA HAUTE. Jan. 3.--Judge
Sidney Davis, President of the Board
of Children's Guardians, has granted.
permission to a MIR. Henry. of CHI
cago, to hypnotic some of the chill
dren at the Home of the Friendless.
Mr.. Henry is connected with a school
of hypnotism in Chicago, and his
theory is that he can work upon the
minds of the children so that their
thoughts Will be turned toward BET
Ter things. He will take the children
of depraved parents. and whose asso.
Citations have been vicious, and try to
lead them to higher ideals. Judge la
Wis said: 1 have concluded it would
do the children no harm, and 1t nigh,
do them great deal of good. There
has been no date set for the test"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03

Falls through Ice and
Is Told to Keep Cool.

STAMFORD, Conn, Jan. 3.-i-ouis
Geiser. young man whose home Is
in Cos Cob, and who is an employe of
the New York Telephone company.
went skating on the mill pond ar Cos
Cob yesterday afternoon. The ice was
thin In the centre of the pond. where
the rapidly howing waters had worn
a deep channel. Unsuspectingly he
skated on the thin ice. and in another
instant found himself struggling in
the cold water.
Harbor Master George w. Brush
whose home is near by. happened TO
be within earshot at the time and
heard the skaters cries for help. MIR.
Brush ran to the ponds edge Geser
was struggling desperately to get out,
but as often as he grasped the edge Of
the ice to pull himself up 1t gave way
beneath him. 1t was unsafe for Mr..
Brush to venture out, and he procured
a rope and threw 1t to Geiser
Keep cool. keep COOL" he cried out
to the struggling man, who by this
time was almost exhausted and was
certainly In an atmosphere that made
his rescuer's exclamation seem out Of
place.
"l'll try" he replied as he shiver-
ed from the icy water, but, for Code
sake be quick" '.-
He finally succeeded in grasping the
rope, and was pulled ashore.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

morning, and left for the ranch this
afternoon. Mr. Trees came west by
way of Phoenix and will spend the
balance Of the winter at the ranch.
The City Band will give an open air
concert Saturday evening at o'clock
at Congress and Stone avenues. The
Band would like to have those who SO
kindly subscribed for the support Of
the band in their tirst years existance,
to hear the play and see whether or
not they are satisfied with the pro-
gress made in the first six months.
Charles w. Gregg, representing the
Gregg Investment company. of Dem
YER, made a second payment today on
the Keystone mine. recently bonded
fIom Patrick Sullivan ala Pete @ Day
Mr.. Gregg has been in the city for the
past few days and will visit his prop
erty In the Santa Catalina mountains
before returning to Denver
Rev. Merton Smith, the evagelist.
Is making preparations for his series
of meetings which will begin sunday
evening. ..e wifi hold evangelistic SER
vices every morning at 1880 O'Clock
and on Friday. Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday afternoons OF next
week at 2:3v he will give Bible talks.
The topics will be announced later.
The seats are being put in the gospel
tenttoday and the acetylene plant
connected. The entire tent Is piled ana
lighted by acetylene gas.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
DR.. MIVER-TYNDALL.

At the Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday nights DR.. Mclver-Tyndall
Will demonstrate in ais celebrated
seance A Night of Mystery" those
phenomena which connect lnis world
with what We call the supernatural.
Thought transferance, clairvoyance
and wonderful manifestations of an in
visible power are made in full sight on
an open stage and unuer the direct
supervision of committee of promi-
nent citizens. He uses no apparatus.
no assistants and no cabinets, yet his
demonstrations far surpass anything
accomplished by theosophical adopts,
or spirtualistic medium. On the oc-
casion of Mclyer- r-TynoaiI's last public
appearance in this part of the country
some six years ago the theatres were
crowded nighuy and many were turn
ed away. so great was the interest In
the power displayed by this strangeiy
gifted man. DR. McIver-Tyndall,s el.-
are replete with mystify-
ing and novel features. but at the same
time they are absolutely scientific and
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03

o'clock this afternoon trains 8
|were reported on time.
Is talk of running another ex
to Naco for the bull fight on
| OF this month.
6tion was fled In the Probate
bday asking for letters Of adj
ktion in the estate Of Artemas
J Roldan. Hearing was set for
18th at 10 a. m.
attachment suit brought in
Meyers court 0y DR.. Boido
Sam Hall, has been COM
h DR.. Boido attended Hall dur
ecent illness and brought suit
claimed due for professional
IN Is to have a new steam
which will be located on the
near Church street. 0. T.
a veteran Los Angeles laun-
b. has been negotiating through
ichey for ground on WHICH to
$12. .00u up-to-date plant. con-
the latest machinery. Mr..
will leave for Los Angeles to-
o complete the contract. The
int will be erected Immediately
II be in operation in a few
l.. Trees. who spent last win
the Hopley and Maull ranch
ano. arrived from the East this
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
One man's Experience
Strange and Wonderful.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 3
Charles p Lesh. OF the I.esh paper
Company. this city. can boast Of a
unique experience. Four times he has
learned TO walk. and three times 10
talk MIR. Lesh remembers nothing of
his early infancy, and be supposes
thaf he learned to walk and talk the
same as other children. When he was
8 years old. however an acute alta K
OF scarlet fever ruined his pedestrian
abilities. and ne was told by his par
ents that II was much more difici:lt
10 teach him to walk the second time
than the first.
Seven years ago Mr.. Lesh suffered a
stroke of paralysis, through which he
could neither talk nor walk. and L
was long time before he again be.
gan exercising the powers of speech.
When he did begin using his mouth
In framing words his utterances were
scarcely distinguIshable. but In a
weeks time he could make his wants
known 10 his family. and in the
course of time his speech was fully
restored Really IL was more difficult
this time for him to learn to walk
ea0H Az taths iCI tAkS iSkS htSlA3Su 10
have lost all idea of motion. and they
had again TO be educated
Following the paralytic stroke, ana
some three years later he was seized
with nervous prostration and for
five months he was confined
to his bed. unable to talk and part OF
the time unable to help himself in
any manner. During this time his
business cares were pressing. and in
order to communicate his wants he
caused an alphabet of large letters to
be placed in position. and with his
fingers he pointed at the letters. thus
spelling out the words that he would
have spoken
The same slow method OF spelling
was also followed in answering his
business letters, his wife taking down
each letter as he pointed 1t out and in
this way writing the letter 1t was a
strange method of dfctation. but was
answering every require
ment. Mr.. Lesh. notwithstanding his
varied experiences. is now enjoying
good health.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
Proposing S6,4OO,OOO
Bounty to Cubans.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-To give the
sugar planters of Cuba approximately
$6 400, 900 a year out OF the Treasury
of the United States is the bounty
plan proposed to President Roosevelt
by Henry j. Oxnard, representing ,..e
oeet sugar interests OF this country.
The plan as submitted provides for
the appointment of a commission to
investigate the sugar industry of Cuba
this commission to consist of represen-
tatives of the beet sugar and the
Louisiana sugar interests and the Gu
ban planters, and a member each from
the House and Senate.
This inquiry would be preliminary
to the payment of a bounty OF from
one third TO half a cent a pound on
Cuban sugar from the funds received
from import duties. Mr. Oxnard holds
that a reduction Of import duties
would be beneficial only 10 the Sugar
Trust and would be injurious 10 the
beet and Louisiana planters. The pay
ment of a bounty would not hurt the
present tariff system.
This proposition will be pushed
when Congress reconvenes. 1t VIII be
opposed by the Sugar Trust, The
practical politicians are expected to
give sufficient assistance to make the
plan operative.
The Cuban sugar crop for the pres
ent year is estimated TO have been
640. 600 tons On this basis a bounty oi
half a cent pound would give the
planters $6.400.o00
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
Two Hundred Miners
ShelVed at Jerome

JEROME. Arix. Jan. 3.-Two hun
dred men have been laid OF by the
United Verde Copper company. There
IL much apprehension among the
miners and smeiter men, who fear that
the cutting down Of the United Verde S
force has just commenced and will
only end when the production of the
mine lis reduced from eighty tons OF
copper daily TO forty. The general
impression OF the miners Is that the
United Verde company has an under
standing with the Metals Selling COM
pany and that this is an effort to
steady the market. No one believes
that there is not pront In copper
from this mine at 12 cents, On the
contrary. it is claimed that copper
anodes from here are latd down in he
East at a price slightly less than tour
cents a pound
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
III ni9bt Of mystery"
A Programme of Mirth,
Mystery and Marvel.
Prices, so, rs and LOO.
FIND WAY TO LIVE LONG.

The startling announcement of a
Discovery that will surely lengthen
life is made by editor o. H. Downey,
OF Churubusco. Ind. Il wish to state"
he writes. that DR.. Kings Discovery
for Consumption is the most infallible
remedy that | have ever known for
Coughs, Colds and Grip. It's invaIu-
able to people with weak lungs. Hav-
ing this wonderful medicine no one
need dread Pneumonia or Consump-
ton. Its relief is instant and cure GER
tain Guarantee every SOC and $1.00
bottle, and give trial bottles free. All
druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
Dog Face Joe" Dead
Killed By an Officer.

DALLAS. Texas, Jan. 3-"Dog- Face
Joe" gambler of Texas and Arizona.
was killed at Sugden. /. r.. yesterday
evening by a railroad night Match
man named ]. III. Hughes.
When the Rock Island southbound
train stopped st Sugden. Joe and a
companion asked the watchman to tell
them the way TO the village of
Glory. AS the watchman was an
swering the other man, he saw Joe
drawing his pistol The mans iden-
tity flashed upon Hughes's MINI. and
also the recollection that they had
been Involved In trouble a yea ago.
He drew his own weapon. and two re-
ports rang out simultaneously.
The bullet from the pistol of Dog
Face Joe" plowed furrow through
the top part OF the scalp OF the off,
Ger. The bullet from the of:cer's
weapon struck the desperate squarely
In the center OF the breast He threw
his hand to his breast as he started to
run. Hughes fired second shot. but
missed his man. After running about
fifty yards "Dog-Face Joe" stopped.
turned about, fred second shot and
fell dead.
'Dog-Face Joe" was a native Of
Comanche. Texas. He was about 80
years old. His correct name was Jo-
seph Buckley. Two years ago he and
three companions were engaged IN a
gamblers pitched battle near White
Oaks. N. NJ. with an opposing party.
In which one man OF the opposition
was killed and another wounded
Dog Face Joe" had been in hiding
since then.
Reports from Sugden today say that
wound 10 severe one, bnt
he Is expected 10 recover
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03
The Gossip Of Washington
Tales Told Of Public Men.

insects. My plan is for you to furnish
the money and ! will go into the
chicken and orange business
Mr.. Olmstead saw q friend who was
familiar with that section of Florida
and asked him about the plan. Yes.
1t Is true said this friend, that the
insects eat the oranges, but your
scheme won't work, because the in
sects also eat chickens, and IL you
went down there do not doubt but
that they would eat you, too
The daughter of one OF the most
prominent men IN Washington. with a
fine sense of humor. has substituted a
derby hat as a pendant from the
chandelier during Christmas week in
stead OF bunch of mistletoe. There
IL has been hanging ever since last
tuesday night, a week a worn out
and battered tile. Callers fail to see
what 1t means. and when they ash
they are told: This Is the nat of
the mistletoe champion of the United
States-Captain Richmond Pearson
Hobson wore before the war with
Spain.
All the other candidates for the
United States Senate in Illinois insist
that Charles c. Dawes has no chance
of being elected, yet tney are anxious
to have the President appoint Mr.
Dawes TO an important mission abroad
in case he consents to withdraw. The,
say residence abroad Will improvs
Mr.. Dawes health. At last accounts
Mr.. Dawes was still in the race.
Frederick w. Hollis of New York
who was secretary OF the American
delegates TO the peace conference al
The Hague. Is desirious OF succec ljnf
Ambassador White at the Berlin post
Mr.. Hollis was at the White House
yesterday
There are two Black Eagles" in
Congress now. They are Representa-.
tives DE Graffenreid OF Texas and
Senator Clapp OF Minnesota. The
Texas bird Is the best known. A let.
ter addressed TO The Black Eagle
the Capitol. Washington" was de-
liyered to Mr.. DE Granenreid and he
was the man il was intended for. In
reality the Texas member liz no long.
er black eagle He has had his en-.
ormous piratical looking mustache
shaved OF and now is as common.
place In appearance as the Speaker oi
the House.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03

WASHINGTON, ian 3-Sedate Sem
ators are very much wrought up over
the apparent ascendency OF Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge at the White
House. 1t is clear to them that Sen
ator Lodge is the one member OF the
upper house of Congress who Is really
close to the President. This results
from close friendship extending over
many years, during which Senator
Lodge was perhaps the only member
of Congress who had confidence In
Theodore Roosevelt's political star.
Not day passes that Senator Lod-
ge Is not at the White House several
times He goes In and out OF the
Cabinet room with all the freedom OF
Cabinet Minister. He uses the
White House telegraph and long
distance telephone whenever he wish
es. He rides, walks, dines,s lunches.
jokes. advises, exults and grieves with
the President. He has apparently be-
come the indispensable man In the
Presidents counsels.
He is the Mark Hanna of the ad-
ministration, with the exception that
lie Jb bScU at Tie w uIlc IIOu5S oitCh-
er, and Is leaned upon bit more than
Hanna ever was by Mckinley.
Persons who delight 20 know all
about physical peculiarities OF public
men will be interested In the infor-
nation that Governor Shaw of Iowa,
the new Secretary OF the Treasury.
has six toes on each foot.
The President entertained Mr.. More
ton Frewen OF Ireland at luncheon
New Year day. Mr.. Frewen is a
student of political and social econo-
my. but he is a bad Judge OF political
conditions In the United States. He
is the observer. who. In 1896. cabled
the London Times that William J..
Bryan would be elected President at
the election then pending.
Representative Olmstead OF Penn
sylvania has just had his hopes blast
ed in connection with q scheme to
make millions. A promoter sought
him out and told MIN of the greatest
opportunity In the world which exist
ed In Florida THE scheme" said
the promoter, 'is this: In the lower
part Of Florida is a section where .ae
frost never reaches. Oranges can be
grown there, but there is q peculiar
insect that eats the oranges | know
a breed of chickens that will eat the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03

more Intelligence In the handling Of
the lights: the exclusion OF children
In arms from the house and OF negroes
from the body OF the house: a little
more carpet and better behavior in the
balcony. These are a few matters
which might receive attention with
out decreasing the revenue OF the
house. and with very little expenditure
the seats In the rear of the parquet
could be comfortably utilized by
mat portion of me floor.
Tucson. Arizona. Is probably the only
place on earth where the choicest seats
in the house are IN the parQuei circle.
A PAT.-,.J
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-03

zheme which Mr.. kruttschnit-
10 relieve the car shortage OF
Ehern Pacific is working hKe
and the company "a pulling
he stituation In good shape.
ships have been loaded at
with New York freight and
hore will be loaded as fast as
1t is quite necessary tnaf
hern Pacific get their ireiEnt
haded. as the big Califvr.ia
+ are now ready for shipment
pthing of the Louisiana rice
1.-THE oil field products.
district court of FL Paso Tues
Eng the q. II. & s. A. railroad
q the Ell Paso Terminal rail-
crossing Its tracks aboat
west OF the county court
the petition asking for the
IL is alleged that to make a
sing at this point will great
er the life and property nf
iY's patrons, They iurther
/ Is impractical to make an
crossing. In the petition IT
In that by an act passed at
pssion OF the Texas legisia-
railroad commissioners were
to regulate all railroad
and when necessary to dc