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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12
Muertos que resucitan
Ell Mayor Esterhazy en- Nueva York.
Lesmos an Al ~New york HersldD

Lsemos en- 81 sNew York Hersds:
Pobremente vsstido con sobrasodo girls
nm sombrero gscho, los ojos hundidos, los
pom los saiientes, protnberantes sobre In tex
amarilEents, el mayor ferdinand W4lxin Es-
teFhezy, G. hombre que c0Dfas6 hAber fAlsia :
cado al boTdereGN de Drey fas, sparecf6 snoche
ssntado una mesa en ell restaurant H5fbrall
HRus, en- Broadway. La acompRdsban ana
muier v IN joven, fu6 reeonocido fnmadia-
tamente por Ell eonde be'gs 3. PaDgaert d'Op.
dorp, que tuvo OCCASION de eonoeerle en- Paris,
por mozo del esta blecfmianto, Won ARK, y
por ell principal, George r. Wahrer.
Caando Ell mayor Esterhazy entr6 an ID So
la con sus aeomps hkntes, Ell eonds PaDgaert y
Mr. WAhrer estaban sentados an una mess, ha-
tsrhazy oy6 Ell peculiar acento de su lsngua
LstivA, SO volvi6 brsseamente miro los cue
nablaban. Est6 llam6 la atsnci6n del conde,
que, alzando los oios hscia el rscien llegado,
reconcile inmsdiatamente Rl hombre que tan
TO did que hablar al munde entero hace unos
aios.
Enseguida ell mayer Esterhasy sus acom-
p8fantsa paEaron otra mesa, en- IN rinc6n le
iano de Ia sala, peFmaneciePon allf unas dos
horss. El mayor Esterhazy daba Ia aspalda O
los soncurrsntss, y Ii mujer el j6vsn estaban
sentados frente 81.
AL divuigarss IL notieia de que el mayor
Esterhazy essabs alli, los mozos del establesi-
miento, franceses t0d0s, sintisron 2driosos ina
pulses dc aeon eterlo. E gerants lam6 enton
ess uno de ellos, aeaalando EsterhAsy, le
dijo:
ST corsigus hacsr salir . aqual hombre
ls dare cince dollars 20 me hago fasponsabile
de las consseuenctAs.
Pero el meso ne erey6 que su principal hs
blara en- serio, el mayer Esterhazy ne fuS
molestAdo.
Al relatar ell incidents sl conde Pangaert,
ss espresaba anoche en- estos tsrminos:
<No puede haber duda aguna respecto
so identidad. Nadie que hAya contemplate
una veg la cara de Estsrhazy, 20 he tenido
ocasi6n de obseTvarla muchas veses, 10 olvida-
rk nrnea. Pero 10 cisrto es que ha cambiado
de uns manera considerable. Ahora usa pera,
que no tsnfa lA Ultima vez que e vi, sc deia
erecer ell pelo sobre 10 nunca, pein6ndosa los
mechones sobrs 10 caIva. Pero sus oios las
Itneas agudas de ga rostro no las pusds disimn-
Lar. LIE sHcuentro muchfsimo mas dslgado
que euando estaba en- Paris, su mirada tiene
ahora una expression enteramente hurana. Pro-
bablemsnte ha venido . Nueva York con un
nombre supnsstos tal vaz por question de
negoeicR.S
El mayer Esterhaxy no auiso presentarss
como testigo en- el 6ltimo proceso Dfeyfus,
1899 mas tarde hugo q Inglaterra, donae
confas6 ser ell autor del boTdsreGG. Como se
reeordarg, en- aquella oeasi6n dselar6 que 10
hahia escrito imitando II eatigrafia de Drey-
fus, para cumplir 6rdsnes espresas del eoronel
sandhsrr de otros ofciales sHpariores. Das.
pues anunci6 su intsnci6n de venir los Bsta-
dos Unidos . I'm de dar eonfereneias sobre el
eSlebre GfGsrs, pero hastA anochs nunca habia
sido yisto en- este pafs. Dssde 81 fnga de Fran.
Ella Ia vivido sismpre en- Inglatsrra, en- una
cscuridad relativA.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12

Sc visti6 con presteza Sebastian
puso en- clio ell minucioSo cUidad0
de los ofciales de otroE tiempos,
que se kacian empolvar Ell cabello
y sc ponfan su traje de gala para
subir al asalto. Sc puso IN chalsco
de pique blanco sobre una csmisa
fna de batista, y prendio Ia corbats
con IN alfiler de diamante, memo
ria de In infortup&da madre de
Armando. Abroch6se la levita azuI,
en- ell DIAL de Ia cual llevaba la roia
cinta, despues pdsose unas botas
charoladas encima del pantalon de
cachemir negro. & 10 h1sar. 10 que
acab6 de darle IN aire militar.
Armando iba completamente yes
tido de negro, y como Sebastian,
llevaba una condecoraci6n; pues Ell
rev Luis Felipe &c habfa dignado
condecoral al escultor Armsndo,
premiado en- Roma, y el conde de
Kergaz estaba muy lsjos de rene.
gar del artlsta.
I'm par de espadas compradaa
en- Italia, y cuyo temple era mara
villoso, fueron colocadas en- el caj6n
del coche, y psrtisron. El coche
del conde de Kergaz, subi6 la ave.
nida de los Osmpos Elfseos nj trots
largo sin encontrar ning6n otro,
tan desierto esta por la mafYana Ell
barrio mas elegants de Paris; pero
al lIegar q Ia harrera les alcanz6
una americana, tirada por IN solo
caballo , guiada por IN elcgants
1oven.
He aquf a Guillermo, diio
Sebastian mostrandole al joven, nj
lado del cual estaba aentado Rodol-
70 o -. mientras que Arturo Co..
habfa tornado puesto en- el asiento
de detras.
ArmAndo miro con cnriosidad q
aquel hombre que Sebastian hahfa
tornado por Andrea, y au yes &c
estremeci6 y diio vivamente;
IL Estas SECURE de que no On Slf
-lOhl Sagurfsimo, -diio Sebaa.
ti6n,-estoy cOnveneido de clio.
Paro esa semejanza es muy ex.
trafIal
Rl baronet y SOS tesbigos saluds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12
ACCION De GRACIAS

81 yo supisse sscribir como eSos afAmAdos
utaYAtos como esos dulces poataS que nj correr
ia la pluma dejan en- ell pApel ID eSenclA de
nra rleH insuirsci6n con sus belfsimos eoncsp-
Ios. ocuparia muchAs cuArtillaS para expreSAr
IA gratltnd honda hrme que reserve en- 10
mas fntimo de mi coraz6n para el ilustrAdo
ocnistA doctor don Gabriel Glmene1 SRn1ur1o,
nor gu deIintsresada feliz AsiStenciA en- Ia an
fsrmedAd que llsv6 q CaguAs mi SsAora es-
poBR. <. =.
HSca ocho sRos que ella era vf:timA de
AuA AqudA dolencia ain que ningun mAdico all
Vase aiouleFa al NAL, aunqaa trAbA1aron mu'
ehos con un Ardor plausible.
Entire tanto me rsfsrida esposa psrdi6 In
visl6n del ojo dereeho poF indicAciones de
mi respectable amigo don Pr6xedea Santiago, la
1ometI n In cAridAd prof ssionAl del senor Cine
nsE, cullen me IL devuelve hoy cast restable-
eldR.
seFme possible dsiarlA Is diaa diAs mas
an CAguas In eurAei6n hsbrfA sido radical.
slrvAn sstAs lineas de Acci6n de grAcias al
Sn.tor oImenez, asi como tambisn los distin-
9nidos amigos don Juan VtIlATiny, don Godo-
miro Ooion ' don snaro GimsnsS, de quienes
Nmbien he recibido defsreneiAS como muestrA
del case que me oeupa.
]. | Colon Sandoyal.
Cidrs, JUNO 1a de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12

profesar al desaffo cume un quito,
precisamente porque sus compa-
briotas le execran y vituperan. Y
esto mismo debe suceder CON ese sir
Guillermo una vez que Sc empef1a
en- ir al terreno por una cosa tan
baladf.
-Pues bien, va que tiene tanto
empefIo en- clio hare 10 possible por
darle una leccion, ,-dijo Sebastian
que habfa sorprendido ell aparte del
senior de Kergaz.
Armsndo acompafIo Sebastian
al segundo piSo de la casa en- la que
habfan preparado IN gran salon
convirtiendole en- sala de armas,
porque en- tiempos Sc aficionara de
una msnera spasionada Ia esgri-
ma. FL conde cogi0 dos fl1retes y
dos caretas y dijo al veterano SOL
dado.
-VAmoE q dar unos cuantos pa.
ses para que se to desentumezca ls
mano, porque ESQ co siempre buero.
Esta es uEa buena precauci6n que
con 7iene tomar.
El conde y su vieto amigo estu-
vieron esgrimiendo sus norebes una
horA.
No themes NAL metodo, -Ndijo
nj cabo ell primero;-la mufieca SO
Ida bastante ligera, mas en- cambio
las piernas carecen de la elastici'
dad. Es necesario que mates a tu
adversario al primer pase 6 81 NO
puedes considerable como hombre
muerto.
-ProcUraremos hacerlo-respon-
di6 con mucha trsnquilidad Sebas'
ti&n, que comic con gran apetito y
SO acost6 con Ia calma de IN va
liente veterano ante ell cual ha re-
troeedido siempre la muerte, dur
miendo dc IN tir6n hasta la ma
mana siguiente.
Armando, que habfa pasado Ia
noche echado en nm HofA, le des-
pert6 4 las sells v To diio:
iVamos, ArribRi Hay una hura
de Rquf al bosque y es prGc 80 que
lleguemog los primeros, pcIque no
convene que No Olga que los fran
cegeg nos retraaanog,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12
ESQ es un abuse

Nos dieen que aver 81 polici& Victor Flo
res, di6 dos goipea de macana an mnshaeho
hiio do VAlentin Collazo porqus sstAba senta.
do en- Ia paerta del establecimiento de Aon
Pedro A. BnTguaras, vsndiendo fritnras.
gI es eieEto, proteatanos del abuse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12
Bayanon

En- esta agsncla de eThe Puerto Rico he
rAIdD 90 encuentran In vsnta los n6meros de
dieho peri6dico que sigusr, para aquellas per-
sonAs que tengan ineompleta 10 colecci6n.
Dsl n6mero 2, Q, %, "a, 2S. 26. 81, %, 80,
80, "a, IS, Ss, 4s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12
Alemania contra Venezuela

Ha salido para Venezuela una Escuadra
alemana, conpaesta de algnnos crucsros bu.
ques de gran porte.
81 prop6slto que lie van es de pesssionarse
de las aduan&s de In rephbica.
IS asegurR que los Estados Unidos, han
deiado q Aiemania en- libertRd de preceder con
VensIuela como 10 crea oportuno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12

MANGAs Y oAPIRoTES.-versoe de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De vensa an Ii calle de
10 Tortalssa NO So. al pracio de 80 esntavos 81
eiempIar. ?.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-12

q
a idencia
tonioos de
MARTINEZ
Asush
No
bra paralis
hombr
ablecenco elusode delasini
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viye entire ap|ausos
y bendiciones
popular patentdo
PILDoRAs MARTINEZ. DE ARECIBo

Po curacion radical positive do
medades que provienen de la
SANGRE por fata de g6buos roios; del
ESTOMAGO por falta de nutrc6n; y lei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05

DEATH OF NEIL RAwLEY,
Coroner Thinks He Was Shot by
Some One Besides Tracy.

Seattle, Wash, July 4.-Was Nell
Rawley killed by a member of the
posse? The finding of a .SS-callber bull
let in his body leads Coroner Hope to
believe that he was shot to his death
by some one other than the desperate,
Tracy. While the coroner will wait UNI
til Tracy is either captured or killed be-
fore going into an investigation, he is
certain the unfortunate man was hit
with a bullet from a gun In the hands
of one OF the party chasing the con-
Wet.
The important and startling discov-
cry was made this afternoon about 4
o'clock. Up 20 that time Il was be-
lieved for certainty that Tracy had
sent the bullet into Rawleys body.
When the lead missile was finally To-
Gated In the breast just over the heart,
1t proved 10 be bullet from a 49,
callber pistol.
Coroner Hone, who was present at
the post mortefn, preserved the small
piece Of the lead. II Tracy is captured
and 1t Is found that he had firearms in
his possession besides the 1890 rifle, II
viii then be an established fact that,
being close pressed by the ofiicersSsf the
law, he took a desperate chance with
his revolver. Then there is a posi-
bility that Rawley might have been hi
accidentally by J. ]. Knight who was
member Of the posse.
Mr.. knight carried .Ss-callber re-
volver, and was near officer Breez
when he was shot and killed by Tracy.
He states he distinctly saw Tracy fire
and kill the patrolman, Almost at the
same time he raised his gun and sent
n shot In the direction Of the man who
had leveled his gun at Breez, He does
not remember seeing Rawley In the
party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Colorado Socialist Convention.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 4-The
first state convention OF the Socialist
party OF Colorado convened here today,
40 delegates reporting when w. H..
Fcchyew, chairman OF the state com
mittee, called the meeting 20 order,
The business of the day consisted In
perfecting temporary organization,
electing committees on credentials, etc.
The aims OF socialism were an
nounced In a platform adopted which
stands for IAN Internal revolutionary
movement contemplating the complete
overthrow OF the capitalistic system
and the establishment Of a cooperative
commonwealth that gives the labofer
the full product Of his production"
The convention voted that the party
would not fuse with any other party
in tho state and decided that any dele
gate Offering such proposition from
the floor should be expelled from the
convention and his membership In the
Socialist party Cancelled. The slogan.
"No fusion, no compromise" was
adopted.
The staet central committee reported
upon the progress Of the new Socialist
propaganda which Is being published
over the state, the report claiming that
the membership Of the party increased
Is per cent In the last 10 days. The
main business OF the convention win
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section, according to medical experts
who have examined II,
The preservation OF the features Is re-
markable. The face has the appears
ance Of having been placed In some
fluid to prevent decomposition. The
flesh is not sun bleached so the theory
that the head had been used for ex-
perimental purposes at some medical
institute and subsequently discarded Is
dlssipated.
The discovery was made by w. f.
Turner Of this city, who was accom-
panied by party Of pleasure seekers,
Very frequently students from the uni
versity visit La Iona park while pur-
suing their studies. A little creek flows
through the park, and on each OF its
banks is a wealth of ohapperal tall oak
trees and shady nooks-any one OF
which afford ample protection from
prying persons and inqulsitiye eyes TO a
person carrying this CHASTITY burden.
Turner was accompanied by J. G..
Sanohes, John Augsberger and nine
young ladies' They were walking along
the path when suddenly one Of the
girls noticed the head.
There's mans head" she a.
claimed.
Turner Immediately reported his find
to Coroner Streightf The coroner found
the head lying In the middle Of the path
ana returned TO this city with It, After
examining the head closely the coroner
found 1t has been sawed from the body
just at the collar bone.
The under jaw had been sawed in two
on the right side, but II was not mu-
tilated otherwise
DR.. @. b. Hoagland voiced the opln-
ion that the head was not removed n
medical institute "The very cond N
Of the head, the manner in which u
had been sawed of, conylnces me that
1t was the work of some inexperienced
person. No medical student would dc
such a lob as this"
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tions by the recent closing Of schools,
etc. which were managed by unauthor-
izde congregations
Premier Cornbes replied that the gov
eminent had decided not to permit any
evasion OF the law of associations, that
II was determined to break down all
resistance In religious affairs, and that
IL had decided to carry out the spifit
Of the French republic. Eve have
firmly resolved" said the premier, ito
assure the supremacy OF civil society
over monastlc obedience"
Mr.. Combes received an ovation from
the chamber and It was decided that
his speech should be posted through
out France.
A motion approving the declaration
Of the government and expressing the
chambers reliance upon the govern
ment for the firm application of the
law OF associations and the necessary
defense OF the civil rights OF the state
was adopted by 3S votes to 206
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05

New York, July Sat the second
days session of the Amateur Press
association convention officers We're
elected as follows:
President, Antony Il. Wills of New
York; first vice president, Foster Gil
roy of Pennsylvania; second vice presi-
dent, Miss n. NJ. Johnston Of Massa-
chusetts; recording secretary, Frank A.
Kendall Of Wisconsin; corresponding
secretary Frank J, Kerns Of Massa-
chusetts; official editor. George A. Al
derman OF South Carolina; hlsto dan,
Nelson @. Morton Of Massachusetts,
treasurer franklin G. Wedge Of Con-
necticut; executive judges ,s4hn r.
Nixon of Louisiana, Mise Nellie r..
Woodsell of Virginia, and Charles r..
Burger OF Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Fourth Honnred In Peru.

New York July 4---On all the public
buildings and many residences were
displayed flags In honor Of the celebra-
ton Of the Independence Of the United
States says u Lima Peru, dispatch TO
the Herald In Calao a similar dis
play was made.
The Cuban flag was seen here for the
first time. II was noticeable in varl.
Gus places.
There was splendid reception at
the United States legation. More than
1000 persons attended.
Families OF the members OF the Pc.
ruvian cabinet, members of the diplo-
matte corps, and the chief OF the ar
my stan, Gen. CaneyaO as well as the
elite OF Lima, were present,
Senior Jose Pagan, a Cuban, pre-.
scented Mrs Dudley, the wife OF the
United States minister, with a mag
niiicent bouquet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Tho Fourth IN Havana.

New Yor, July J-Americans In Ha-
wanna and elsewhere in the island,
celebrated the Fourth with a great
show Of patriotism. says a Havana
dispatch 20 the Tribune. only an o.
der from the mayor prevented a dis
play OF fireworks, The feature OF the
day was reception given by the
American club, which was attended by
the most select society OF the city The
entire American legation was present.
Several prominent members OF the Gu
ban congress attended with Cuban off,
Gals. The president was expected 10
the last minute when he sent a note
expressing great regret that many oc-
equations deprive me Of the pleasure
OF assisting" A dispatch telling OF
President Roosevelts speech was
heartily cheered by Cubans and Ameri-
cans alike. The reception ended with
Dixie" and the national hymn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
French Rentes 10 be Converted.

Paris. July 4.-The minister OF FIN
ance,. M. Rouvier, expects to introduce
a bill in the chamber Of deputies July
s, providing for the conversion Of the
3ls per cent rentes into per cents II
is understood that the government un-
dertakes In the bill not to convert either
the new or the old per cents for a
period not yet determined upon but be-
lleved TO be between eight and twelve
years. The proposed conversion viii
effect an annual saving Of 35,OOO,0OO
francs S7,O0O,000).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Prince Tuan in Favor at pekln.

London, July 5,-T'he Standard this
morning publishes a dispatch from its
Tien Tsln correspondent who says II
is reported that Prince Tuan. who was
connected with the Boxer crimes, and
who is now fugitive, Is In frequent
communication with the imperial gov
eminent at Pekin, and that his son has
been secretly appointed deputy lieuten-
ant general Of the Chinese forces at
Ppkin
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A HUMAN HEAD FOUND.
Picked Up In La Iona Park, North
Berkeley.

Berkeley. Cal, July A human head
that had been sawed from the body OF
a man just above the collar bone was
found on the bank Of a creek that flows
through La Iona park, pretty spot
behind North Berkeley, and one fire.
quented by picnickng parties. The
head was that Of a middle-aged man
and had been severed from the body by
some one unfamiliar with surgical dis
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Sale of Jewelrr al chrIs.Ie,s.

London. July Sat Chrlstles auction
rooms yesterday and in the presence OF
Lord Rosehery. Earl De Grey, some Of
the Indian princes In London and prom
inent Americans and South Africans. 81
lots OF iewelry were sold In 70 minutes
Tor fss'52s A single pear shaped pearl
Weighing 200 grains realized 1880. a
necklace OF AZ pearls Weighing 1880
grains brought f22,2oo and q rope Of 222
pearls weighing 2.S20 grains, was sold
for Gl6,T00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Compelled to Nv FROM Hayti.

Kingston. Jamaica, July 5.-The
Dutch schooner Rlgolette has arrived
here from the island OF Curacao bring
ing "a Haytians who were compelled 70
ny 20 Curacao on account Of the recent
fighting In Hayti.
NJ. Jeannls, late governor Of Jacmel,
h among them. lie says the situation
in Hayti was extremely serious az the
time he and his companion fled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Bulgarian Brigands KILLED.

Constantinople. July "a detach-
ment Of Turkish troops recently sur
rounded a band OF Bulgarian brigands
at PATEL, In the vilayet Of Monastr
Thirty Bulgarians were killed. The re-
mainder were made prisoners.
Brigandage is spreading alarmingly In
MOnastir
Turco- Bulgarian complications ~
threatened in consequence OF the forci-
BILE removal OF the flag and coat OF arms
from the bulgarian agency at Series,
Rumelia. Bulgaria has demanded sat.
isfaction within three days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Joseph Benson Rose Dead.

New York. July b.-Joseph Benson
Rose, for many years prominently
known in The drug trade and formerly
president OF a large baking powder
company is dead in this city from
heart failure.
Mr.. Rose arrived here on Wednesday
from Orange Spring. Miss, he COM
planned of feeling i'll when he got TO his
hotel and two doctors were summoned
Their efforts were unavailing. however,
except to delay the end q short time,
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Boat Load OF Robbers Attacked.

Madrid, July ga story is published
In the newspapers here TO the effect
that so boat loads OF robbers attacked
the Spanish line steamer Alfonso XIII
from Havana for CorunnR, Spain, while
she was aground at Cape Carasford %,
Florida. The robbers according to the
newspapers became so menacing that
the captain Of the steamer ordered his
crew 10 fire on them. The Alfonso XIII
eventually foated and steamed away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05

not be taken up until tomorrow, when
the full state ticket viii be nominated
The only business transacted this
afternoon was the adoption OF resolu-
tons. The resolutions endorsed union
labor and extended the right hand OF
fellowship 20 the colored race. The
platform committee did not report. This
report and the nomination.. Of a state
ticket will be the business OF tomor-
rows session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
Jealous Italian shoots Girl

New York. July SPURIOUS that the
girl to whom he had once been engaged
should care for another, lsidore Luki-
no, handsome Italian, sought out his
old time sweetheart, Ganofra Gasoline,
a dark-eyed Italian girl, 10 years old,
living on the floor beneath him, drew
a revolver and fred several times. The
girl ran screaming about the room. The
mother sprang forward and threw her
self between Luklno and the girl, just
In time to receive the last bullet in the
abdomen, Lukino was pursued and -
nally arrested
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Venezuelan Ports Closed.

Kingston, jamaica, July 5,-Slr
Augustus Hemmlng, the governor of
Jamaica, has received a cabegram
from the governor of Barbados. Sir
Frederic NJ Hodgson, with regard TO
the closing OF the trade OF the Yenezue-
Ian ports Of Lavela de Coro, Cano, Colo
RADIO, Guiria and Ciudad Bolivar. The
message says that under the law YES
sells In these ports are allowed 10 days
from June rs 20 leave the country.
The governor OF Barbados received
his information in this manner from
the British minister at Caracas w. II.
ID. Haggard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TEMPLE NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday evening, June q, and reopen
On Monday. Aug. 4. 1909.
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
Mantl. Utah, June %. ls02-The Manu
Temple win close evening Of the 3lst
Of July, 1902, and reopen for ordinances
work on the morning OF the Ord OF Sep
TENDER, 1909.
JOHN D. T. MALLlSTER.
Logan. Utah, June %. iso2-The 10.
gan Temple win close on Friday even-
Ing. the 18th OF July. and reopen on
Monday. the 25th OF August 1902.
NJ. w. MERRILL, President