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miss New York, Jr."

The Miss New York, Jr.," produced at the
Star yesterday would scarcely be recognized by
thasc who have seen the performances given under
that name heretofore. The programme, however,
contained some good features and the oIio was Up
to the average.
Fred Wyckoff gave one OF the best monoloenes
heard on the Star stage this season; and The
acrobatic work Of the Meekcr'Baker trio and
the icats in lcGerdemuin .by Professor Crane were
unsurpassed. Cunningham and Smith and ten
trained dogs, gave Il funny number and Clara
Adams and the Hurley sisters rendered pleasing
selections.
Miss New York, jr., will remain at the Star
thhc balance of the week. Ma,inccs daily.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

ship heretofore existing between j. NJ. purdy
and A. NJ. Finn. under Me firm name of purdy
Il Finn, is this Goth day of March, 1902, dis.
solved by mutual consent. A. NJ. Finn retiring.
The business hereafter will be continued by j. NJ,
Purdy under the firm name Of j. NJ. Purdy & Co,
to whom all outstanding accounts will be paid
and who assume all liabilities.
j. NJ. PURDY,
A. VI. Finn.
Dalton, March 20, 1902.
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NORTHEASTERN
Pennsylvania

n heavy fall of rain very soon, as there
was heavy thunder heard in the coun-
Gil chamber last Monday night.
Deacon Race says. "if a man profess
es to serve the Lord, I like to see him
do 1t when he measures onions, as well
as when he hollers halleluyer.'
Our village blacksmith, s. Il. Lamor-
eaux, is having his shop repaired. Con-
tractor Frank r. Chambers has the job.
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afternoon in the following order: Tighe.
catcher: Edward Schmaltz, pitcher;
John McGuffie, first base; Frank Toole,
second base; r. r. Schmaltz, short
stop; James Moran, third base; John
Ruane. left field; Jake Schmaltz, center
field; John Tairclough, right field.
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pITTsTON.

Special To the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, April 17.-Word was re-
ceived here today of the marriage of
Miss Minnie Van N~alkenburg, former
~ Of the West Side. but for the past
few years u nurse in the City hospi-
tai of Boston, Mass, to DR.. Joseph
Hayes. n prominent physician of Bos-
ten The marriage was performed on
the 18th of last March.
Miller & Dryden, the Port Blanchard
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Theatrical.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

LYCEuM-''Tlc ~EunAway Girl" Night.
A~CADEMY-lia1y Jenkins. Afternoon and
night.
SHARPNESS New York, Jr." Afternoon and
night.
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Wanted-Rooms and Board.

WANTED-Two communicating rooms with board
private family preferred. Two ladies and q
gentleman. State full particulars. Address q
II. D., Tribune office.
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POLITICAL,


FIRST LEGISLATIVE DIsTRlCT-Notice IS here.
by. given to the Republican voters Of the
Fret Legislative District, that 4 primary cleo.
tion will be held on Saturday. April 20, i0Oc, be.
t%ssn ,h 8, ' Ss,ni% si issr 4 and sa. ssSs,t p 10 r.; iS e. p u.
delegates to the Republican state Convention to
be held at Harrisburg juno II, 1902. -.
The convention to compute the vote will be
held ON Tuesday, April %. at 10 o'clock In CO.
operative Hall. Eacl, candidate must register,
with the district chairman, his full name and
postoihce address. and pay his assessment fifteen
days before the election. or his name will not be
placed on the official ballot.
The district vigilance committee, in the war;.
result. will be reported by the return Judge t.
the district convention, which will be compose
Of the return Judges. 4 written, notice contain
bers OF the various district vigilance committees
GEO. W. JENKINS, Chairman.
Attest-W. W. SIMPSON, Secretary.
SECOND LEGISLATIVE D~fsrRlCT-Noticc 4.
hereby given to the Republican voters OF
the Second Legislative district that 9 primary
election will be held OH Saturday. April q, 1902
between the hours Of four and sever. o'clock p.
M, for the purpose Of electing two delegates to
represent said legislative district in the coming
Republican state convention to be held In Har.
risbnrg on June II. 1902. and to nominate a
candidate for the legislature.
The convention to compute the vote VII! he
held on Tuesday, April 90, 1902, at ] o'clock. p.
M, in the rooms Of the Central Republican club
in Scranton.
In accordance with the rules governing this
district the candidates will be voted for directly
by the voters at the polls. Each candidate must
register with the district chairman his full name
and postoffcc address and pay his asscssnent
twenty days before the election or his name will
not he placed In the official ballot. neither will
any votes east for him be counted.
The district vigilance committees in the .vari
GUS precincts will conduct the election and tne
result will be reported by the return Judge to the
district convention, which will be composed of
the return Judges OF the various districts. \
written notice containing further instructions will
be sent to the members Of the said district vigil
ance committees.
FREDERIC W. FLEITZ. Chairman.
Attest :-wALTER f. DAVIS, Secretary.
THIRD LEGISLATIVE DIsTRICT-Notice Is here
by given that there being only one candidate
for representative, two delegates and two alter
mates o the State convention having registered.
We. the chairman and secretary Of the Third Leg.
i~slative district Republican committee, hereby de-
clare the same to be the nominees Of the Republi-
can party in the said district, in accordance with
the provisions Of Rules "a and 25 Of the party
rules.
The personnel Of the standing committee Is
to remain as at present constituted.
BY order Of
THURsTON 8. PARKER, Chairman.
J. +. WATKINS, Secretary.
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FREDERIC W. FLEITZ. Chairman.
Attest:-WALTER 3. DAVIS, Secretary.
SEALED PRoPosALs,


SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until II
o'clock noon, on Monday, April 81, 1902, in
the office Of the City Recorder, in City Hall.
Scranton, Pa, for the purchase Of Two Hundred
and Eighty.hve Thousand ($2s5,ooo) dollar: OF
three and one-lalf $3.50 per cent. Scranton City
Bonds, known as Judgment Funding and Mu.
nicipal Permanent Improvement Loan"
Denomination Of Bonds $1,000 each.
Bonds redeemablc in order of their numbers al
follows:
Bonds Nos. / to 80. inclusive, May 1, 1907.
Bonds Nos. 81 to 100. inclusive, May 1. 1Ol2.
Bonds Nos. 1Ol to $50 inclusive, May !. 10lI.
Bonds Nos. 15l to 200. inclusive, May l, 1922.
Bonds Nos. 2Ol to $50, inclusive, May /. 1927.
Bonds Nos. s5l to ss5, inclusive ut.1 May + J. 1 1assi
tax levy and payable at the office Of the City
Treasurer, Scranton, Pa.
Bonds issued free OF all taxes.
Said bids will be opened by the City Recorder
in his office in City Hall, Scranton, Pa, on the
day and hour above written.
check for 5000.
W. T.. CONNELL. City Recorder.
Executive Office, City Hall, Scranton, Pa,
April ., 2002.
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When Tommy Green drowned the cat
the girls told the parents. Find his
father and mother.

school and several others attended the
commencement exercises at Hopbottom
on Monday evening.
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FOR RENT--Siy.room fiat Will, bath. steam
heat, gas range and all modern improve.
mcnts. from April LIST; rent reasonable. 'aii
early. Fred G. Hand, Dos Mulberry street.
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o RENT-Small furnished house Tor rent. In
quire at g23 Vine street.
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NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting oil The
shareholders or members OF the Laokawanna
Store Association, Limited, held at its office in
the City of Scranton, Pennsylvania, Oh the 18th
day OF April, 1902. ii WAS resolved that The said
association be dissolved by voluntary action OF its
members, and at the same meeting the under.
signed We're appointed Iiquidating Trustees to
wind up the concern and distribute the assets
thereof among the members in accordance with
the provisions OF an Act OF the General As.
scmbiy OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
entitled, IAN Act authorizing thr formation OF
partnership associations in which the capital
subscribed shall alone be responsible for the
debts OF the association, except under certain cir.
cumstances," approved the second day OF June,
A. d. 1874, and the supplements thereto.
All persons are therefore notified that said
association is in liquidation and dissolved, ex.
cept 30 far as is necessary to keep IL alive tor the
beneficial winding up thereof, and every one in,
debted TO said association is hereby notified to
pay sucl, Indebtedness without delay to the nm.
dersigned at their Office. corner Jefferson and
Lackawanna avenues, Scranton, Pa, and all per-
sons having claims against said association will
prescnt. them 10 MS 10" payment at the said of.
flee.
lsigned) T., 7. lINTFlEL.D,
JAMES $. lott,
HAROLD s. FNRCliILD,
Lignidating Trustees.
S,r,,tnn Pa knril "A 1912
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ORE o RENr-N22 West Lackawanna ave.
nue.. Inquire Philip Schnell, 62J West Lacka'
wanna avenue.
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FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, modern improve.
ments; private family; gentlemen preferred,
at 637 Adams avenue.
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FOR RENT-Eight and twelve room houses. Green
Ridge, steam heat; very reasonable. Hol2atc.
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. SALE-Part or whole interest in Palace
Drug store, Wilkcs-Iiarre. For particulars
address j. Z. Stuart, 1O2 Northampton street,
Wilkes.Barre, Pa.
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Money to Loan.
Wanted.

WANTED-Elevator NIB or II feet; suitable 70
hosting carriages. Address James II. Kenny
Parsons, Pa.
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Boarders Wanted

PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
to board, German or English. Call any time
after Thursday. All conveniences, s07 Harrison
avenue.
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CARpETS-50,0 900 yards Brussels, Ingrains, Vel
vets, also MattinGs. Oil Cloth; 10000 pieces
pancs. napkins, etc., iron beds, springs,
mattresses, chairs. about six carloads at
public auction. Sale begins Tuesday at 10 n. IN.
and 9 and Z p. H.. at $50 Lackawanna avenue,
next Scranton Street Railroad waiting room,
opposite Penn avenue. Cummings & Bro, Auc-
tioneers.
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Furnished Rooms.


FOR RTNT-One furnished room, with improve
ments; also one Eon third floor. cheap. "
Adams avenue.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with heat. gas
and bath. gentlemen preferred, at $50 Adams
avenue.
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FOR RENT-Furnisled room; heat and bath.
625 Linden street.
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FOR ~SALE-Cheap. one new IL II. p. Gas or
Gasoline engine. II. ii. Finn, uniondale. Pa.
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BARN FOR RENT-sl2, April 1st. three box ana
three single stalls and wash rack. rear Oh
1924 Madison avenue. INQUIRE at GA Madison ave.
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Lost.

Lost.
LOST-Stcel beaded purse containing small sum
of money, OH Lackawanna avenue, near Wy
oming. Finder please return purse to Tribune
office and keep contents.
LOST-$2j, between Peck Lumber Co.. East Mar
ket street and Presbyterian church. Reward
il returned to office OF Peck Lumber TO.
Estrayed.
ESTRAYED-A dark red Irish setter, female, is
at the Erie freight house, Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa. Owner can have the dog by call
ing and paying damages. George W. Turner.
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FOR ~RENT-storc building for rent In Dickson
City. Pa. Building so iect by 81 feet, cellar
under all, and second story can be arranged ,r
a family. All In good repair ready for use. Two
coal breakers and mines close by employing oset
a thousand people. An cntcrprising merchau'
can get a large trade. Apply to William IN
Htchmond. Richmond Hill, 3i25 n. Main a'ehue'
Scranton. Pa.
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WANTED-Furnished house or four or five rooms
for housekeeping. Address A. G. T., Tribune
office.
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FOR sALE-lland silk doublers. New. Bamford
Bros, Paterson, N. j.
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WanCeQ-Io Rent.
WANTED ROOMS-For two adults, three or four
rooms, furnished or unfurnished for very
light housekeeping, first floor preferred. Address
NJ. B., Tribune office.
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Wanted-To Buy.


WANTED TO BCY-Good milk route in city Or
s%uhurhs: l20 to 100 quarts per day. Address
II. ID. Smith. Box 12T, Brooklyn Pa.
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WANTED-Girl for general lousework. Apply al
500 Quincy avenue.
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EGGS for Matching. Buff Leghorns exclusively.
A. Gardner, 1923 Pchn avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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FOR SALE-A beautiful diamond ring, one carat.
viii sell for $50. Address Z. O.. Box 0S, City.

HORSE FOR SALE-Bay horse Z years old, 15;2
hands high, weighs 1000 pounds; sound,
kind and true: extra well city broken; does not
shy or pull. Perfect conformation, very stylish;
price $50. Your money book it not as repre-
scented. p. Il. Patterson, NJ. T.. Honesdale, Pa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
CUENTOs Y NARRACI0NEe
LOS OJOS D. CATO

Hsdls 10 supo3 nj qnl6n habfa de gosps-
char el orgen de squsiia fortuna
'''" STodo sssc-deeia para sf 81 honorabla D.
Alsio-sa debn bien poca eoss.
Y al deeir Gsodo estes passGb@ una mira
An Hmpfa v ctAsi alegFs. poE Ia hermosa fkbri-
s@ de- ccnssrvRs, por si laborASsrlo de Rbonos,
NOR los slmAcanes de sal de 6eeftS de pssca-
d. nor el emhArcLGsEc nuevo, por Ia casa
bIsnca como I'm dado, como IN gran bIoCue de
rSymoI, detrss de ls eual go extsndfs ell bos-
nus de plnos eucalyptus.
> ObYa suyR sra tcdo a1GelIO; Sntsa aI.i no
hAbis NADIA mas que arena. CIOltnag bAAncas
como montonfs do Sai' rocsa negFaze3S, sgua7
sborotsdAs, espumAra1os, SlgAs pndri6ndeas
nj total, nRds.
Ysilo hsbis hscho TODD ahn qusSfa
h,ssr mas necssitAbA un ramAl de fsEroca-
rril el puertactilo no era spflciente. Eutre
nsrnsros, operarios, guardian. mRquinistas,
IoYmabAn nm pueblo, pueblo que sc ibA sa-
annchAndo dafr&s de las iuna, Bn los linderos
YsitalD. A'sjo, oads vez eus sslis fusra
Dc IA easA, rspeIfa cRntinelE, muy BALTIC,
como IN secreto que eonfaba 81 cisio, las
olAsy 3 las brisas sTOdo esto 30 debe bisn
coca eOsR.S
Se rsatrsgabs las nanoE, acariclaba .
aus net0s c0mfe msloH.
Pusg, seHor, que lIeE6 "a dia en- que las
tndss ttEidorhs Sc lIevaFOn Msnoligo, eI n1a-
10 mayor, de a&pgEa m&rinera = asrsvido como
yoeos BE supo que s0 10 h-bl&D ls7Ad0,
tuando 10 dsvolVieron, macsTado Ell Guerpo,
lus ssbsllos ccmidos por los cRpgre1oH rspUg
nantes, Id cara dssgarFada per los picos de IL
roeE..,,
Fus I'm gran duelo. El &nciano tuvo que
psnSar en- haaeF otFA casa para Ia fam1ia, ALA
isios en- el cGmsnterlo del lGgaF. vtnieron
narmoles broness, y los opBrArios que ha.
Jan leVAntado el hogsr de los vivos, constru~
JsYop In casa o. loa muertos, On toERo de la
lus plAnsAroE expresses Y eucalyptus, arbolss
,sudos, qusrsllosos, que parGcf&n REAR con
runoE sristisimo dc sun ho1 jan.
AHA ib& On sus pasEos solisaFios sl viSjo
lnrigueeido oajAba 81 pante6n, y-Sssa para
ni-deeiA sshAAndo lAs bambas YAefEs;-6sta
para mi hiioi 6sts para au muIeF; Ia del niio,
hta......Y Oh cisEto mDdo Sc confortAbA CON
Aidsa do que todos dornlir(Sn jantos. tnssps-
tAdOS, sl suefio de ls steFnldsd.
-IDesgrhCiadoS los queu poF nc teneP. nj
henen sspuitarAl-diio una tArde.--Y Gntrs sl
hanGo rumor de los RrDoiss trsBpi&ntados, Gre
10 OR gemidos, quejAs de cad&veres inaspul
los, 10 ousrsllR le1AnR ds los huesos esparctdos
sn 10 soiedad de los cSmpos, EN- los ssnoa del
mar, grAndioBO implAcAble.
ell buano De don AsejO SO btnti0 feoril,
lKeitade, guAndo lego su casa, d punto
que AnoC beCi&, un en1an1pre do volEdoras a.
:isrnsgAs Is heosAss, IL snVOlyfa en- ga verde
Iolfor5aeenCia.
III nleteeille, sl f 1ieo que AIegraha an Po-
Go Bu Goral6n, 10 deBuvo en- To- explanhds.
Mira, papaito, en 9. mar hay luces 20
las he visso.
-Yo no. se6mo sranP
-VsrdeT.
-Tamblen en- ell AiFs RndAn. -. verdss
lAnblsn
" eSta s&rde e1ef TER & Mi hsrmAno, ALA,
hn 81 seaneo,S cogisndO mslisces, CON IN
sFaHO unuy gFands me Ilamaba..nt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
Sc VA HACIENDA LUZ
( De EI Her lido Espdflol ]

hmAfsS impression como sra de preverse,
Ra eRusRoO en- EspahA lR poiemlce BoSsenlds
Faelentemente p0r YariOs grHndes dlarlos oe
Ia prensA erropea, para intentsr conVencer
los Estados Uutdos de que ninghn goolerno
Del Vieio Mundo intent6 oponerEe que aque-
JoE decisraBen Ia guerrA que les Ia d30o Ia
Posesl6n de las HI ipinas, Puerto Rico On,
1Ai que, por ei eontrerto, no encontrafon en-
isE cancileIEss europsas sino fAciildadss y
n2sta sn cisrta fOrma indirelctai inVisaelones
para despo1Sr de sue cOlonRl 10 naeion que
ueacnbrio j eiViz6 Ia America.
&Un mas Antes de, la rnPbnrA--dtjo-ml
pals smpren6i6 negociaclones para eVitsrias al
Sra posible, con tooos los gAblnetss de EURO
20. hi ieajtad me obigA uecIsrar que II
sAserra fad qulen nelor noa soStuv1 desde el
principle hastA el simo lnstante. Pnedo
peecssr 10 techa con AbSolnta exactitudi mas.
VI ~ AnteVtspera de ID oeclnTaci6n de guerra.
aGspAfa dessaba una mediacion europsas
, 10 Gran EretLha Ia Aconseja5a la estlmu-
ihbs con Ell spoyo Ell ess senEido.
SAhora bien: ell 27 de Mario de 1898. el
eonde ds MnTsyief tMinistro dc Negoeios Ex-
trAnieros del CE2T) manifesto nj conde de l.
IbSonzAlo, emb& lAdoH de Rnsiaa que EUROPA
20 tania para que meBclRrAG en- tales difersn-
sas, aUpuestO que cualQuier espeeie de inter
,ssnci6n SafiA NAL vista por si gobieEna dc
Warrington. He Ahf una pFueha termin&nte
as IN opostci6n de Russia
&c 90 ae MArao, eli C7bierno ept d il con
isfenci6 CON ei general W5ruford, emnsi iAdoI
us ION EItados UnidoI, maBitsntSndoIe ell pro
posito ds hecedss todo 10 que pedfA u CAss
ID &nca.
--AdVaerto & usted-ohtsrv6 eI diptomkti-
&C, cortAndo por un moments To- relacion--qul
'asto que Wy & ccntArle no He ha dfeho nuneA
aCsdiEnos en- Boda Inca, reaaaibos6 pRsAl
p0f los mas dnrca sAGri6cics, & trusaue de NJ
xponeEnoG6 & una guerra, qae yA entonceS pa
retiA Inevitable.
SNos ailAnAmcRi
a1o IL scepsar. en- 10 trcAbte Ala voladu
"a DE- aMhints, oil arhitraia que % NOS exigia
s2e A que Il sueFte, ID, lorna de gob!sTn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

Tesla, ell ceenFe sa5io, tisne IN msTaSi-
lloso plan ue omDnicsci6n con los panst8s
EHa Observation-Disclosures e5aesos de mi
descnbrimiento 40 o una dfsbRncia hpFoxima"
da de seiacientoa metros; pero por 10 mismc
que no tiene finite Ell podsr de lss vibracio-
nes, entiendo que son posibes las cnrEu nica-
clones interoceAnicas por igua proesdimiento.
Mas adn: mis- cAicalos psedidas demuestran
que es practicable produclr en- Ell gobo IN
movlm anto eI9strlco De gnitud ta,, que SO
adviertan sus efectoa algunos de los plane
tas mas cercakos, como Venus Marie.
desde ell monanto que es possible, hay lugar
cfeer que es probable. No tepgo 6uda, en-
efscto, que elterando las condolences eE6ctri-.
cas- ia Ia GleFGa, pDdemos prod ucir efsctos per.
eeptibies en aquelos planetas,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19
Quito catolico

Con Ii mayor solsmnidAd y religioso orden
han comenSado Las n0ysnas de San jose Ion
cstflicos de- esGa villa inieiativa del padre
Auuilino InfAnA6n, inteigente amabIe sa'
carGiote Que, con So ano trAto exqnisisos mo-
dsales yg capthndcgs las stmpatfAs dG ssts vs-
cindsrio. La novens de anOchs-domiDgo-
p0r 10 co0currida que estuv0, por al vAriado
ganero de feiigreaes que ella aaisti6, nos In"
dica que Ia religion eaa6iica no hs muerto en-
esta villa apessr de- Ia gigantic propaganda
do los &mstod.iaFRas de nuestra nal sntsndt"
da amsricaniEacicn. Z, antas por al contra
rio, nuestra t1octrina Sspost6ics y romanaS
la suprems Icy de 10 Santa Igiesia Cat6ica pa
race adaptargs con mayor f6 = entuslasmo qua
nnnca. nneatra santa religion, parecs ls-
vAntarse roEusts indestructible como al
noulbra Immaculate de GJesucristeS.
Tanto Ell local del temple como su plata
foREna encontraban invadidos anoche poH
los eat6iicos lie auayamR oyendo ID autofizada
pklabra del padre InfRnzon quisn con sa KIeR
eaoGnencia herunosas dotes orAtorl&s subyu.
gk, Asrae, y va dsspertand0 nuevsmsnte 10 10
el amor hasia 10 igiesia de DIos, algo aban-
~doneda de POGO tiempo ESTE parse.
Nos rscuerda el padre Ibfanz6n con sn
hsrmosa propsI9nda an favor de nusstra 4gis-
sts, aquelios preCioscs inolvidabes tisnpoB
del padre Romero que tambi6n favorscido por
lib gran NAsuraleIa con IN n1men lleno de Ga
las I'm cora26n ben6vso . todR pruebs, dea-
peYt6 On esta villa ell ssntimienso DO ID soiari-
dad religiosa hhio Ell orisnts cAsolico. Ds &qus.
llos item pos en- que 1am&s habl&mos ofdo pro-
tasfas pracseamante contra nuessrA igiesia
cuando nneskrOs padres nos eonduefan 81 tam
Eio para moatrarnos ID imagsn de SJasdt Cra-
siicadoe . OR la pAiAbEa de dos ae laoies
del saesrdots.
Los gfAndas ssmAs estabiecldos por 81 pa
DIRE fnfanz6El desde ell comien2o de aus serno :
rea, eneamin ados de tan habil mOio con
ssQm broGa dnctiiidad esc3rdarnos nusatrGs
daberes atanciones para con Dios an la viaa
lel pacado, On asta teatFo asros que liamamos
rnu ndo, en- dondG SO representsn ios mas san
arientos dramas con las m&s crimiDales escs-
naa no puaclen ser mas siocasntes nj mas doc
trinarios en- Ion kctuales tiempos en- que nos
areuazaron serias amargAs tr8nsformacfo
MAJ. - Sc excreea ell padre L lfanzon con nR-
tnralidad extraofdinaris posee un gran AGO.
oie de gAlas orAtoriass su oecif l!eVa booos
los caracteras 40 nuestro rico idioma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-19

hesta la independencia de Cuba, fuessn dis.
cutfdaa y FesuaitAs por IN Psrlsmanto cabano.
$50 A que los noftean ericsnos pudiAsan
Ilavnr iibremente los csDpoa de concentration
aocnrroa, medicsmenSos, ropas V1vares.
40 A pactar IN armistlcio general GoE los
inGurgentes.
eSobre estas bases por lniciativa siempre
CON et Apoyo de Inglaterrs, 90 leanudaron des-
de el 10 b erta el 30 lat negoeiAciones cor los
Estsdos nidos,
Tsmpoco Nc Z nsy guerra ID guerrsj Pc
ro al COpQPeso, & qaten consuit6 sntes De re-
solvar en- deGnitiya, 50 Ia impuso.
Eotonces, Ao,o entonces, se puso en- CO.
hro Ia Gran B -atsfis. Al comprendar qu0 We
MA forzosamsute lA rnptura, IS apsrso se-
gundo teruntno, ganoaz de reconquisbar las
6nanas grseias de los 14sta1os . ntdos.
go res6nen, la 6uica oposci6p mossrada
desde el principle indicads ciaraments Por
al ron6s de YflsgonzkI0, fue Ia de RRsia.
FrancIa no hizo nj menos ni mas que las otras
potsnciass
Estas declarscfones ponen de narllesso
rra antea de haber eserito Ell genora Anco
sSo.rts- "a hfSt6FHca. A. Maxine G6mez, ofEe
ciendo Cuba en- Dompre de EspsnA la moe
nendenciR, ell gobi0rno de MadTi1 hs0ia mani
fastsdo loa Estsdos Unidos que estshs ais
nuesto reconocer dichs independents. 4
ussar de ESQ los Eatsaos llnfdos declararon Ia
guerra.