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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23

why the refuse from hundreds Of
homes should be allowed to decay and
contaminate the atmosphere in scores
of alleys and cutters, just as II there
were no such thing as sanitation /;
and everybody in the city compelled
to suffer from disease laden dust dur
ing the hot months, when few
hundred dollars year would give us
relief. II we are TO be taxed, what Is
it for, simply that our officials may
draw good, fat salaries for running
the city, when, judging from general
appearances, it is allowed to run itself p:
II there is any enterprise or pride
left in our city. something should be
done to rescue it from the hayseed re-
gime. II they haven't the money to
give us desired relief, why didn't they
make some provision for it in the next
levy, and at least have enough respect
for consistency to make some pretense
of economy in other directions, in
stead of throwing away in salaries and
useless Improvements, which are
only CRAFTS, money that could be well
used in giving the people some of the
benefits they aie entitled to as citi.
zens in place of over twenty thous-
ana inhabitants-and a city we claim
is the second in kentucky?
What do the people of Lexington,
Covington. Newport, Henderson. and
even little Owensboro saT when they
think of Psducah having a sewerage
system that only about one-iifth of the
people in the district appreciate |
enough TO use; when they see cows,
horses and dogs going about where
they please; when they find out that
the streets are never sprinkled here,
except by few enterprising citi- |,
zens. who throw in every month and |
have it done with private sprinkler
and when they learn that there are !
only two sanitary inspectors for a city
Of 20, 900 people, and covering an area
Of eight or ten square miles. and no
way to dispose of garbage except for
each person who is too conscientious
to throw it into the alley or gutter, to
have it hauled away at his own ex-
pense?
This indifference to the amenities Of
good government and persistent lack
Of enterprise must be overcome before
can ever be what she should,
md take the rank to which ner posi-
lion, size and Importance entitle her.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23

The papers say that New York
lawyer is suing a steamship company
for $500 damages for tbs loss Of an
Egyptian Idol which he shipped TO
New York from Palermo. Times have
changed since the hymn-writer sang
n "the dearest Idol have known.
wheTeer that Idol may BE-" and
pleaded 10 H. relieved Of IL. Here's
man who wants his idol back "A pretty
dear one ac that. Better fer him to
be content With his damages. The av
erage collectors attitude coward a
good old Egyptian god must be almos /
too worsh,pful to be encouraged in a
Christian osnntry. TIE hynn-writors
sentiment was safer - Harpe RS
Weekly.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23

sibly be worse than it Is now, under
any kind of an administration. The
people are just ms bad of as IL their
money was stolen, instead of squander.
ed-absolutely thrown away. II there
were such a thing as corporate H.
terests," and it had control of the city
government, there would certainly be
no such tax rate as is now proposed.
The corporate interests" could not
afford it for self protection, if nothing
else.
These political vampires who are
now sucking the blood of the people,
however, think to detract attention
from themselves and their own extrav.
agance and incompetency by from time
to time shouting corporate interests"
at the ignorant, and threatening the
peopls with the rule of corporate in
terests," whatever corporate inter.
ests" may be, and whatever kind of
government it would give. The tax
payers would find it far more profit
able to look about them and ponder
well on the kind OF government. they
are getting now, instead Of paying any
attention to the cunning cries OF
"wolf, wolf" that emanate from
the 81. s5 gang now in office.
The city tax will now be si.s5.
The county and state tax is sl.32.
The total tax will be 81. II, enough to
brighten any mandatory or industry,
or anything else with large property
interests, as far away from Paducah as
is possible to get. 1t ought to he plain
to everybody what the effect this con
dition of affairs is going to get the
city into.
II the people are satisfied. they will
not complain. II they are not. there
will be howl. But they will have to
come mp and pay, just the SAME. And
as they produce to the Gallons tax coll
letor. they should remember that every
man who voted for the administrations
that have produced SO litsle at such an
enormous cost is partly to blame for
the result. They may now reap the
reward Of their folly.
When the business mems council
was in Office, she tax rate was never
over 81. go, and a portion of this was
for sewerage. This council laid the
for good streets by
purchasing a modern street roller.
which has been used very little
since, and gave the schools forty
1--WE cents besides building the sewer !
age. What can succeeding admins |
usations showf
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
SCHOOL CENSUS.
TWO ENUMERAToRS HAVE FIN.
ISHED--A SLIGHT IN.
CREASE.

The school census is about complete,
ana will show slight increase over
last years census, which was some
thing over 5000. Enumerators Hart
and Richardson have finished IN the
Third, Fourth and First and Sixth.
and Enumerator viii Baker thought
he had finished but found he had
missed between Broadway to Jefferson
streets. from the river to the city
limits and Is at work getting these.
The increase will not lie so large ms
expected this year.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23

A prisoner in Knoxville oonfesses to
having been implicated in the assassin
alton of Goebel, says the Globe Demo
crat. The Goebel politicians in Ken
lucky are terrified lest this should
prove to be the man who fred the
shot. The assassin is the last person
on earth they want to find,as it would
interfere with their endless-chain sys-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
INDIFFERENT CITY OFFICIALS.

There is general understanding
that the city should make some pro-
vision for systematic street sprinkling
and some effective system of dispos-
ing Of garbage. The people daily, es-
peoially in the summer time, are
brought face to face with the neces.
sity of both. They can see that it
would in large measure contribute to
the health. happiness aud general well
fare Of the people. They are compell-
ed to go out in the daily pursuit OF
business and have their eyes blinded
by dust. and to rass in close proximity
to alleyways and cutters that reek in
filth and breed disease and pestilence, |
and seeing all this do not hesitate to
complain of it. Many merchants have
their valuable stocks of goods covered |
with dust, and often have to keep
their stores closed in the sweltering
summer time or have them buried in
dust.
The people awake in the morning
and find their carefully tended lawns
devastated by someone's COW. Their
flowers, that not only represent
beauty, culture and pride in home,
but money as well, have been eaten or
trampled, their gate is forced open
or torn down, or perhaps the fence
vaulted by some athletic bovine, and |
the careful work of weeks destroyed.
There is no redress for the person who
is thus forced to suffer. The only ex-
cuse that the city authorities who
make the laws governing such things
offer is that some of the people who
cwn COWS cannot afford to keep them
in and feed them, and must conse
quently let them run at large and get
something to eat in that way.
As to the dusty streets and unsani-
tary cutters, yards and alleys there is
no excuse at ali offered. The city GER
tainly has money enough to improve
the sanitary condition of the city and
devise some cheap but effective means
of sprinkling some of the principal
streets, if not all those in the central
part of the city, as is done in other
cities this size. if she can 90 on Great
ing new offices aud increasing salaries,
as she has been doing for the past sew
eral months. What is the use of hav-
ing officials and paying them good
sa.aries IL we are to get none of the
conveniences OF civilization? Is it a
lack of enterprise, a tendency to cling
to rural habits and customs. or simple
perversity that prompts the city offic-
ials to ignore such things: How long
must the people suffer on. account OF
such official indifference These ques'
tions are BEGINNING to be of seriou;
import. The public does not under
stand why the city should be overrun
with cows, when it would cost moth
ing to require them to be kept mp
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
RECEIVED A PARDON.

hnrry Allen, the bartender at the
Tony Faust saloon, who was arrested
several weeks ago on a bench warrant
and jailed to serve out a nue for gam
ing which remained unpaid, vas this
afternoon released. having been par
doned by the Governor.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23

Nurseries. dear, this Is your little
baby sister.
Elsie-lndeedl And where did she
come from?
Nurse-The stork left her here in a
clothes basket.
Hlsie-Tte idea, Perhaps she'll
gyow IN 70 be a washwoman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2s, 1902.
DAILY THOUGHT.

Speaking of worrying, which kills
more people than disease. keep a rec
ord for a month, and see If you do
not worry over great many things
that turn out all right.
Success.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
TEN of smirching political adversars..

Councilman Fowler says that the
supervisors raised the assessment, the
city council raised the taxes and the
people are going to raise HI He
has it sized mp pretty we'll.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
C0MlTE FEDERAL
DE


EsbreYo IS dc 1909
Eon. Presidents dal ComitS Ejseutiyo de g. j.,
Sefi0r.
El domingo 15 del eosriense, prsvis son
voeRtoPis 60 reunieRoR en- Asamblea pubiica
muchoa y pfomiAentes miemb bros del paFtide
federal en- Ia fnofRdA ds don Ramon Lebr0nt
con sl An de pfocsder q la elsec6n de nuevo
Comits local luego de OR Ia RHtorizada
eoeuente paabFa del Presidsnfe don Francis
60 Bird, Propuests de este, so procsdi6 3 la
slecci6n Por pspeletss dc Ia que SO obtuvo ell
siguiense rasultGdo;
Para PresideRtea honorarieF.don Luis Mu-
hos don Modesto Bird. Prssidente Elective,
don Arturo Rleeil Vice prssidents, don E. "a
non Jsly; TsBorero, don Juan BAutistA CTss-
oIoni
Para VocAles: don FesncIseo Cervoni don
Domingo Sanchez, don Gaapar H Lebr6n.
Para Secretarls, den HemetsFio Fan6n,
DsatFO del mayor entusiaUme disolvi6
Ia ssamblea v anoche tomaron possession de sgs
eArgos los senDres eleetOs para eOnstitnir este
0omit6 local.
AL comHnicRF usted Sal asEePdo q nem-
hFe dc mia compaheroH muy sSpseislme nte
an ell milo, le saiudo coFdialmante y ofregeola
ma cooperation deeidida y entDEiAsta en- todos
los aetos que se Eelaclonen con Ia busna mar
cha del psFside.
Muy respesuosamsnts.
Arturo Riocl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
e0BRE CONDADOS
iTAMBIEN RIO PtEDRAsl

El Ayuptsmiento de este pueblo, en Sc.
si6n de diez nuege del corrisnte, tomo al
acuerdo que sguei
<El So for Prestdente expuse; xque Ia prem.
sa periodfcA del pals. en- sus 1ltimaa edicionesi
Sc hace eco del ruinoE que circuia insistente-
mentei respecto de la SUPPRESSION de algunos
Muntciplos.
Dfcsse que esa reforma SO acordara de-
cretarS por Is CamaFa de Rspresentantes con
arreglo 10 eststufdo por Ia ley sobre esta ble-
cimiento del Gobierno Civil esta Isa do
Puerto Rico que uno de los t6rminos snpri-
midos, orlando en conformidad con al plan
que entrs ha la proyectada modification, serd
e de este pueblo para sgreg2rlo al de San
Juan.
Que lie haefA duro sccgsr semeisnta
version que eneuensra desttuids de tod fun
damento porque De realizarse pugnarfa con
los preceptos legales parjudicandO hondamen-
te los interesas de esta loca|ldsd. Pero ante
is posibilidRd de que Sc llevsrA 3 csbo tai me-
didG contra Ia voluntad de- estos vectnos, crefa
de So deheE constgnaP los b hschcs c0nsidera
cionss signientes:
Que no se enctentra Rio Piedras en MIN
gEno de los caaos en- que la Ley org5nica Mu-
pieipal VICENTE acpDseia psFmfte Ia desapa-
rici6n de IN munisipio para su sgregaci6n
osro termIno. Leibs de clio al Ayuntamientp
sostene peTfectRmente sus cergas locales con
Teeursos propios, lin grsvar las elases COM
trlbntivSB, sin recurrir derrsmRs eztraordi
nariaa min comprprneter al sfectaF los bienes
del huniciplo.
Por so gest6n administrative ha merecido
este pu6Dto 81 &pIEOnO un8nim6 dc los c9nGFOs
superiores,y epesar, de Is crisis economics que
sufrierG al psfs timemente por Ia paFaliza-
ci6n de los negoeiCs, la corporation Municipal
hs tornado siempre su pFesupuesto sin d6Acit
AEgnno, cerFs ndn ei del anterior eiercIeio con
an anpsrA BIT de eo1 PESOS So centavos.
Que posee hntas lie aIguna impoYtsneiSt
lleva cubieFtaa sus obIFgaciones atendido Inr
servieios E6blicos 90 propons, dentro de III
effeEs de sus FeeuFsos, emprendsr ebgeH que
prependan sl adsiRnto bfenestar de 10 losss-
idsd.
Cuenta Rio Pisdras, see6n el aitimo CEN
so, con ana pobacl6n de cerca de Il 600 habi-
tAntes, extensA jurisdieci6n eompDests de
does barsios aIementos de production RE
aueza para soatenaFaa indspepdienGemente sin
neeesIdad de racGlrrir oil anxiifo ds ninRuna
otfa demaFcael6n. Su honito hermoso casl-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

Cuentan los parlh 4cos una interesAnte
anecdota ocurFida en Homburgo. en- QUE han
intervenido ell reg Eduardo Is f&mosa actrtz
Nine. R6jsne.
Hslldbass su majestad ciorta msasna an
la fusnte, dispon6adoae q tomar su vaso de
aqua mineral, cnando lego la R8jane, alegre y
aonrieDta como De eoatnmbre. Sc abri6 psao
entire los cireQnsten tas. Sc aproxim6 al rey, y
con ga airecillo impartinente la lan26 su mas
dulce sonrisa su neior saludo. Pero lob,
sorpressl La sontisa hel6 en- los labios d e
la aetsiz, que palidaci6 visiblemente5 Ell rsy,
vovlendo Ia eabezR, apPoxim0 eli vase 3 su be-
ca, Sc bebi6 Ell eoutenido tranquilsmenta,
como ri no hubleFa notado nada.
Mme. R6jane ae 2lejo, cODtrariada. Pero
aquella misma tarde sinti6 sigdn consuelo
cuando ell coche del duque de Cambridge Sc
detuvo ante Ia puarta lie su hotel, e vieio
principe le hIzOevisar que deseaba hablarIs.
Venfa de parte del Fey Eduardo, que duerfs
reeibir Nine. Rslsne 81 aQdteneia privads,
pues teD1a a|go que 0eciFie. La actriz, com
pFendiendo que los dase0s de IN soberRno soa
6rdenes y satsfscha de que Ia vieFan pasaarss
por HombuFgo en- GompSffs de una alteza real
ipglesa, asnto mas cuaHtO que amor propfo
habfa sufrido mucbo aquelIa mshana, Sc apre.
suf6 b aeguir 81 duQue.
Cuaudo entr6 an Ion departamantos Eeales,
81 rey Eduardo. Sc dirlgl6 hscia ella, tendi6n-
dole Ia menO al misnio tempo que deeis
-sefiors, muehasaeosss han pssado desds
que IL vi ustsd 10 hltima ves, y....
ID Aqui9n 10 dice vuestra msgestsd? in
terrumpi6 Ia actria
-FeFmlEAme usEada pFca'RutO O. mCnaPcat
presenSandsle una caiita, que ls ofresca eats
pequefo obsequio como recueEdo del principe
de Gales de las dslfciosas veladas pssadss an
el teatYo del Vaudeville de PARIS. ahora
convenasBe usted bIen que Ell rev de Inglsterra
no deiar6 nunca de- asiatir, con So magestad 10
Reina, las approximations que eapero qua
ustsd darA en- L6ndres para mayor alegfiA de
todos.
LIZ R6jame recibi6 ls eeci6n, compren-
diendo que sl principe de Gales, con afabi
lidad sus modales ssnciios habls desapsre-
cido para siempre psro al mismo tiempo qus.-
do conmoyids por Ia benevolencia carif1sa con
que la habfa trstado Ell rey de 1nglaterra.
Bn la cajita la a:srfZ ancontT6 ana pFecio-
So sortiia, ST no de gran vaoF, de eEquisito
gusto, que SECURE que Mme. R6isne, goa
tan gran ts!ents tiena, eonservaTa carifosa-
msnte, prefri6ndola otras ioyAs mas valio-
sss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

rio, lib freseura do IN clima sns exeeIenles
agaaE potahles, hAcon de cate pueblo uno din
los pnntos mas pintoreseos EalndAblea lie In
isla que cats llamadC 3 Adqulrfr la maYor
actaaImenss las que ge pF0yectan en- ell sitiO
del ensan0he de la peblaei6n, donde SO ha 1e--
vantado ya Ell edinclo de 10 Escuela Nor
NAL
Com prande ell exponense Ii anexi6n de urt
tAFmino municipal otro cusndo ell que pida
la incorpornci6n por SUI eseAso ndmer0 de nj.
mas q pobreza del veeindarie no puede sufra.
gar los gastos locales con los rsearsos que au--
Gorizan Ian leyes; peFo no 80 expca que ian
pueblo comIs Rio Piedras, que no SO encuentra
en- esR condcion, que tiene vida propia, condi-
clones de eatabiIidRd, medfos parR sostenerse
buenA gesti,5n municipal eiementos de proa.
pgridRd SO Ie Quiera haceE desaparecer para
anirl0 & otro contra Ia yoluntad de sus veci-
nos.
nj ell gobernador en- mepsaje Ia Asam
biea LegisIativs, nj la Cemisi6n cod1cadora
en 81 proyeeto de reforna de las leyes del pais
IndicSn la necesidad de suprimir munielpios;
los clasihcAron seg1n sH importaneia aeon
sej&n los nedios que deben adoptarse para me-
jorar la siEuaci0n economics de todos cada
un0 de aquellos.
que por dos razonas expuestas estimaba
pTocsdente c0nsignar dssde luego Ia mas do
cidida pYotesta, rsclRmando al mlsmo temno
Is Camara ds Delegados ; Conseio Ejacuti-
70 de eualquier rasoluei6n que EN- tai sentido
pudlera recaar an 81 asunto, respeeto de este
pueblo, en- al caso de saF ciertas lss versiones
comsntadas. por eatar en oEosiei6n con 10 que
sObre el particul&P prescriben IGG leyes scr
leaiva para los derschos intereses generates
del vecindaflos.
LA corpor&ci6n enterada acor6o hacer su
"a Is precedente Inoci6a que los efectos
que en- Ia misma Sc inbsTssan 50 ID Carso q as
te particular Fin 8guaTdar D Ia ratification,
librandoss desds ut go Las oport2nas copies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
ALEXANDRA

Bse fere.fTo abrid. -. 5Ean iaspe mudo
Tan sgeatuosa gIoria asf SO encierra?
Dsl e26inguido rayo da Ia guerrs,
Cor3nadss cenizss, 30 os saludo
= En vano busca ell vencedor safiudo
nj errante vista que la nsda aterra
DANTE ess sscasa nauaeabunda TERRA,
Pestrarse nl Asia de rodilIas pudr?
Abramo aver sn gloria mil eomarcas
hoy, sn 3lvIdo de payor profundo
Al reg, OH sumba y su gloria abarcas
Ls mano tocar pueds eI polvo inmundo
K alzandO el BRAVO exciamaT6 Monareaa
We'd en- MI pufo 81 vencedor del mundo
Diego Jugo Ramires.
(Yenezolsno)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
CRONICA De LONDRES
EI TELEGRAPH sin hos.--La coronation del Rey Luna
an6cdota de Nine Regime.

Made hubiera soSpechado Que el te 6grafo
sin hilos iba servir los timadores para apo
dersrsa del dinero Sgeno Sin embargo, es 10
cue ha hecho una habifsim& banda de estafa-
dores que Ia consegnido por eBte medic sus.
traer grsndes sumas & los bOo1smok Ts de
Londres hssta arruinar dos de Ios princl-
pales.
El procedimiento es senclllo. Los bochtes
admiten Apuestas hasta oil monento en que al
rssutado de las csrrePas es conocido en- Lon
dres eB decir, algd tempo despu6s que ID ca.
7rers se ha verffcado. Algunos jUgadores,
daseosos de ayudsr un tsnto la suerte, tnvieron
Ia ocurrencia de colocRF en- las cereanfas de
elsrto campo de carreras, apaFatOs Merconi,
Dor medic de los cuales trasmitisn Londres
al nombre del eabaIlo vencedor mucho antes
aue 10 klciers ell TELEGRAPH del Post Office.
Los sgentes de Ia capital hacfa fusrtes
apuestas sobTe Eeguro, la asOciaci6n habfa
ganGiO ys sumAs considerableB, cuRndo IN
boolanqEer, sorprendido por ID suerte persisten-
TO de clertos jHgadores por ell estrsfio modo
con cue jug8ban ell outsider vencedoF, tuvo Is
idea de eolocsF entire Londres Y el campo de
esrrerSs I'M reesptor Mareoni deseubriendo
inmediatamente Ell fraude.
Los culpAbles no han sido descubiertos,
Dsfo los bookm1kers han deeidido no aoeptAE
ntDguna spuesta dsspu6s de la hoFa hjada oR-
cialments para Ia salida de una carRerra. Sa.
ola preesuci6n dietRda por Ia experiences.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
Tiranos y Libertadores
NAPOLEON

Sin rey, nj leyes, Francis deaolada
De anarquicO Juror csyo en- Ia heguers
SalyoIs Bonaparte: lisongera
La gloria en cesro Gonvirti6 su espada.
Tembl6 al Vos Europa consGernada
Reyes le digrens6 con fan severa
En- Moseou, on MADRID, au 6gutla nara.
En- Roma j Yiena y en- Bsrl1n vi6 alaada.
Como cay6t vencido, absndonado,
En- un pefiaseo silencioso expira,
Dsndo e1emplo los despotas terrible.
AL contenplar su I'm desventurado.
C!ama Ia Historic, que su g6nfo admfra
gNo hay oprasor por fuerte Irresistible.
Jose Maria Heredia.
- (CubaEo)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

Fran isoo q. Marin.
(Puertorriq sho.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

Tara infornaes, O. ia Redacci6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
LOS MAOE0S

EstIrpe de colosos titauea.
Ellos alimenkaban gus legiones
Con ms1uls y entrs d Is de leones
Para lcgrar melores caplsanes.
lsu sequito era SOLO de hrracanes
Su mhsica, Is VOC de los cs 1ones
Las nuhes dol espsclo, Gus orfdones;
sus amigos ausentas, los y0lcsnes.
Para nargnE sus Gpicss bazth1z,
Hay que escFlhir eKAmetroa da acero
Interrcgan al maS 90 monesn nas,
z para esas mils gro es 10 primer1
Daseender dis Ia tumba q las entra fas
" Dics psair qujs rssEciSe Eomgr0
6OnifaciO Byrns,
loubALo ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
MAXlMO GOMEZ

Tiena de ELidage ell fupetu divino,
Dal noble aacre el idealfsmo etego,
La egregia essirps del Titan andino
Z la serena intEepidez de RIego.
Ds su vida an 81 8pico destine
RsIona nljama, con burIl de fuego,
Ia marco con la f6 de un girondino
z Is bravura hersldica De IN gFiego
La gloria de IN poema De doleres
En que la ipgratitud genio stfevido,
ESscupe manehas 20 !leVa noSes'
NADIA 10 irnporta quien Ia sloria ha ungido
/ One siemprs los que 1neron feosnforss
Les escupib ID frente IN Feoimloo
Fran isoo o. Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27
pARTIDo FEDERAL
0FICINAs EN- SAN JUAN

El sefsoir PresGds7ate del Caserpo EjecaGstp0,
por haber naudado 50 RESIDENCES Santurca
yacibir& en- 81 despacho--San Justo 11-de 10
q q de Ia tarde q. M.
SeOretoTSG general; ForsaIezs II, altos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

Lsu tusuras Aestas de s coronation 81
guen preocupando a gobierno Ia corte.
Parece que el soemne Rcto que Sc veYi1que
en- Londres, tendr6 ana segunda parte, a1n
mas grsndlos&, 81 cAbe, con Ia coronation de
Eduardo VII como empersdor del 11dostan
que, segdn shuncia Ell STANDARD, Sc celsbra-
rs en- Delhi en- 1903.
En- vists de las ceremonies, los mobiles
loFss ell oonde dc AncssteF y el marques de
1h0lmondeiey, SO dispntan oil honor de desem-
pehar las fuIoiones de lord gran cham 6elan.
q Ono otro pretenden tener dsrschos indiscG-
dble,; esnto que el sobsrano les hs enviado
dlscutir ante ell tribunal de privilegtos, erigido
en- Ia CSmsra de los LoreB.
Entire tsnto, como Ia corte de 1nglaterFa
no puede pssar sin tener un gran chambelan,
81 reyp esperando la decisl6D del tribunal, ha
sncargado al marques de Cholmondeley del de-
7empeho prcvilional de tan elevadas fnncio-
nes.
Auts Ia CAmars de los Lores vera an
vardadero proceso de reivindicaci6ps por 10
cue cada una de las parties ha nom6rado 50
sbogado correspondence.
Lord Ancaster la designado Mr.: Lind
ssy, e marques de Cholmon6eley Mr.. AS
9uith, miembro del PaFlamento.
La corona aer6 representada pOr 81 pFocs-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-27

rsdor general por IN abogado, Nj G. R AK
With.
La causa, que dada Ia import2n ella que los
ingeses eonceden asestos asnnSos serk sersa-
cional interesanHe, go vera en- Novismbre.