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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
FOUR MURDERERS TO
BE HANGED In CARSON.
Such is the Decree in the Winnie
mucca Murder Case.

Such is the Decree in the Winnie
muce Murder Case.
Fred Roberts, Frank Williams, J. P.
Sevner and T. F. German, have all
been found guilty of murder in the first
degree by q Humboldt County jury for
the murder of Patrick Walsh in last
August. The jury recommended them
TO the mercy Of the court, especially
German.
The object of the recommendation is
somewhat obscure, as by bringing in
the verdict for murder in the first
degree they fixed the death penalty
and the court can impose no other
sentence.
Walsh was a Nevada boy of about
twenty years of age, and was passing
through Humboldt County on his way
home on a freight train. He was work.
ing his way by breaking coal and got
mp on top of the freight cars and walk
ed hack t find his travelling partner.
A few cars back from the engine he
found four hobos, who demanded a
match. He had none and then they
demanded that he throw his hands up,
which he did. His assailants robbed
him and then shot him through the
left arm. Then he was beaten and
shot again, all the time begging piteous-
~ for his life. They attempted 70
throw him from the moving train, but
his fingers caught the edge OF the car
roof and he hung there until one of the
four ~scoundrels stepped on them. He
fell to the ground and was shot through
the back, living long enough however
to identify some of those who shot him.
A petition for a rehsaring has been
filed, but the case appears to have been
q very plain one.
Should the new trial be denied, as it
Is likely to be. the statutes of the State
Of Nevada provides that they shall be
brought to the State Prison in this city,
and hanged within the yard thsreof-a
fate which can be prevented only by
action of the Board of Pardons. which
possibly will commute the sentence to
life imprisonment. although not likely.
Carson News.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
GOELET-ROxBuRGHE WEDDING
More American Dollars For the Ef.
fete Nobility - Curious Women
Create Shameful Spectacle.

New York, Nov. 10.-The marriage
of Miss May Goelet, only daughter
of Mrs. Ogden Goelet, and M Of the
richest of American heiresses, TO
Henry John Innes-Kerr. eighth duke Of
Roxburghe. was solemnized to-day at
ST. Thomas church in this city. Bishop
William Croswell Doane of Albany, as
sisted by the Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires of
St Thomas church. performed the
ceremony. A company of $50 guests,
q small number for an international
marriage Of such importance, witness
ed the ceremony.
Forming in the outer vestibule of the
church the bridal party proceeded down
the aisle to the chancel steps. the
bride on the arm Of her brother, Robert
Goelet. She was gowned in white satin
yelled with point valencisnnes lace and
trimmed with wreaths Of orange bios
SONS. Her veil was tulle and she car
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
Extra Session of Congress.

Pursuant to the call of President
Roosevelt, Congress convened in extra
ordinary session on Monday last. The
purpose Of the session as outlined in the
Presidents message is to consider the
necessary legislation to put the COM
mercial treaty with Cuba in operation.
as failure to enact such legislation
would amount to a breach of faith with
Cuba. In an interview with Senator
Hanna, who attended the Cabinet meet
ing held Tuesday to consider questions
pertaining to the Panama canal. the
Senator gave it as his opinion that no
Legislation looking to its construc-
ton would be entertained by the extra
session Of Congress, and that the Presi-
dent and his advisers had full power to
negotiate a treaty with the new Repub-
lie of Panama in the interim, which
win in all probability be done.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
NEW TO-DAY.
Bargains in
Stoves

Anyone desiring a heating
stove can secure a bargain
by calling at the SENTINEL
office. Two small-sized box
stoves and a medium-sized
Office stove, all in good re-
pair, are offered for sale at
extremely low prices.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
the PANAMA INCIDENT.

Every development in the Panama re-
yo.=tion o to confirm the theory that
il is a ~cooked-up affair designed 70
facilitate construction Of the Panama
Canal There is unquestionably an i'm
portant element Of the local population
favorable to the American project. but
left 70 themselves these people could
no. have brought about the overthrow Of
Colombian authority. Ii is to Be re-
membered that it was a graduate Of
West Point who led in the local rev.
dictionary organization An American
gunboat was in the right place at the
right time. The agent of the new gov
eminent at Washington was recently
the agent at Panama of the French
Canal Company. These facts, taken
with the more than prompt recognition
of Panama independence BY the authori-
ties al Washington, all point to one
s0ncizsion, namely, that the Washing
Ton suthorities at least winked at an
event directly in line with their pro-
5ects at Panama.
This has not been the way Of Ameri-
can craftsmanship in times past. IL is
not a way calculated to sustain our ma
tional repute for fair and honest diplo
macy. We would better never have
the Panama Canal if we must get it By
chicane or the appearance OF 1t. No
government ought TO put itself in the
position of promoting q revolution In
any other country in pursuance OF its
own advanta &c. That Colombia Is a
poor little bedraggled and worthless
nationality matters nothing at all so far
as the principle is concerned. We have
no moral right to do anything in rela-
ton to Colombian interests that we
would not do to any frst-class power.
The spectacle exhibited by the vents
of the past week at Panama affords a
very striking contrast with the weak
ness Of our diplomacy in Manchuria,
where Russia is being dealt with-a
contrast which is likely to figure large
" to our discredit when the history Of
the twentieth century shall be read by
our great, great grandchildren--Sacra
mento Union.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14

the valley. 'hssa
One hundred and af,v
were required to control a noh
thousand women who crowds "a
street in front of the church - .s
Goeiet and Duke Roxburghe wers -
ded- Handsomely dressed woman ~
bed the brides carriage and Il.
only rescued by the police in cb.."
Fifteen women were pulled on, :, ;.
coal hole in the church. Thu a
were disgraceful.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
GUILTY OF PERJURY.
Wealthy C%alifornisns Must Do Time
for Timber Land Frauds.

San Francisco, Nov. 10.-In the Uni.
ted States District Court to-day a jury
returned a verdict Of guilty agains,
James NJ. Engle, William s. Lewis,
Richard d. Lewis and Arthur W. Ked-
die. The defendants had been indicted
for snbornation of perjury on eight
cen counts, accusing them Of having
subborned a number Of individuals TO
make false cath in fling applications
for timber lands in Plumas and Sierra
counties. Judge De Haven ordered the
defendants 10 appear tomorrow for SEN
tence- The defendants are men WELL
TODD and owners Of the Roberts Lum-
Der Company, the Boca & Loyalton
Railroad and sawmills at legation, in
the heart of a rich sugar pine district.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
AGAIN A BRIDE.
Divorced Wife Of Captain DeLamar
Weds a Vanderbilt Secretary.

Paris, Nov. 10.-Beautiful Nellie Nn-
ginia Sands, the divorced wife Of Capt.
Joseph Raphael DeLamar Of New York,
was married in the American church az
noon 10 Gates Robinson Hatmaker. pri-
vate secretary TO W. K Vanderbilt
When the news Of the wedding be-
came known il was the sensation OF So
ciety. for Mrs. DeLamar for years has
been admired and gossiped about, and
the number Of her wealthy and titled
suitors has been legion. She is a most
beautiful woman. Her marriage to Mr..
Hatmaker was absolutely unheralded,
though her engagement to half dozen
other men has been talked OF, only to
have time prove the rumors false.
The life story Of Mrs DeLamar is a
romance which began when she, a poor
girl Of IL, with the face Of a seraph,
was married to Capt. J. R. DeLamar,
a Western Monte Cristo with untold
millions, who met her az Narragansett
Pier.
He was nearly 80 years old, rough and
fercely JEALOUS The marriage took
place in Grace church, New York, with
much pomp and ceremony, and they
went to live in q magnificent house at
No. 109 Madison avenue. Later they
went TO Paris.
Paris fell down and worshipped at
the shrine Of Mrs. DeLamar's beauty.
Size has Titan red hair. deep brown
eyes. regular features, a beautiful COM
plexion and a superb figure.
Five years ago they made a trip to
Cairo. The Captain was called back
suddenly to Paris on business, and in
his wife's desk he found some letters
written by a New York business man.
Mrs. DeLamar always insisted that
these letters were quite harmless, but
the Captains jealously was on fire. He
kidnapped his little daughter, and then
brought suit for divorce in the Paris
courts and obtained the decree.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
The ..Sleeping- Girl Dead.

Salt Lake, Nov. 9.-Bessie Knecht,
the sleeping girl whose 81 has at
rracted Sc much attention in medical
circles throughout the country, is
dead. Miss knecht was taken { q
hospital last February in an unconsci-
III or sleeping condition, and for forty
seven days she remained in that con-
dition- Later she partially revived,
but soon sank into a comatose condition
again, and never fully regained consci-
q
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14
BORN.

In EIko, Nevada, November {, 1903, to the
wife Of G.. s. Garcia, a daughter.
At Ruby Hill, Eureka County, Nevada,
November z. 1908, to the wife Of John G.
Kitchen, . son.
At Ruby Hill, Eureka County, Nevada,
November 8, 1903, to the wife Of William
Williams, a son.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14

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Reno Votes for Improvement.

By an overwhelming majority n.
voters Of Reno on Tuesday declared !.
favor of the Street Railway Francois.
and for bonds for municipal improv..
ments. OF the 2o74 people in Rsoo
entitled to cast a ballot, only $40 wen,
to the polls. The total vote for \.
Street Railway Franchise was SIG r.
and 70 against the franchise. For n.
fire bonds $50, against the bonds loa
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14

Feldhusen Il Co., Sacramento, makes prices
on provisions far below any house in the
West. Write to-day for their big catalogue
&C." It's mailed free.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-11-14

Cyrus Horn, a former resident of En-.
reka, is nov conducting a livery stable
at DeLamar. Nevada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

ten, Ser fun er II Mar, blep arreIte-
ret % fprt til Mon0ers. Oct ifal
bore Ell meget farlig Herim; ga ban
for nogle Gage iiben par / &an6ers,
maatte &olitiet beleage bam mes
@oan0iern.
5fifteoaaen bar brngt so Mnmel=
0eIier ON 9onoefangeri til @ipben=
Dobns Yoliti.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

rtgebtr1lten bar BOG 1tiarb, ltoipreot at
Dom leln for at Ser life if1lbe foloe
Mrstal1fe paa baln ON at bon fit
Henge til lit posle 2epne6 poo 1l(op=
Zig Woooe, % Sen ltore Mebgift BE-
lpb fig fltn til 10000 ST., meSens
sam bonbe opoipet Vet t%ibobbalte Sc
lsb. Ire Gage fpr @eorogeriet OBJ
oogeoes feireoe ban fit 5plpbrpllup
neo ct f(ot @tloe, ser fo1te6e 900
&r. Soa inort ban fit at pioe, al
bans Beorogerier Dor n%poogebe> f(p9=
teoe BON, og mon troeoe> at BON bob
Be begooet Selpmpr6. Son bor
%in1iolertio flpgtet til 5perige, 90 $50
litiet Molmp, Ser bopoe bans Gig
naNement> poogreb bom og fprte bom
til &%isbenbobn; Ser bar IT'S lat 1000
&r. for bons 8oooribelie.
9e 6prret11inger, ser lortere6e 1tn=
Ser Sob. &cterlen, bor lprlig eSsno=
fi6b al Moifiner, Sobbnrf 0. lign.
til Sfibe1re. Dette fl,n0e bon ujpre
lsfpltrol(eret> fpr6i ban opcr for fine
Tprclotte forltoO at bepore 5finnet
al at nGre Ell poopos1elig og lompit=
tiabeosful0 Mono: l1ogtet ban .fer=
te ct ret onltrnngen6e 2in ON Mottcn
og irnnlia til6rogte Sc flelte 9fottc-
timer | 9riffelog mes Gamer og &C.
Sc &enner,. mdbte fan bog olti6 mes
Itprite @mftli0bco poo tit @o11tor. S
sen iioite Si0 gjoroe Fan imiolerti0 ct
telnmelig ncrbplt ssSn6trpf, rimeliabiS
for0i bon far bobt pao 6ornemmeI=
fen, at en- Op6ogelle bor nnr fore
ltooen6e. Sill Selifobets @eItprelie
inoldb Der lamtioig forIfielliae Me6=
6eleller ON Set flotte 2ip, eyl,lomng=
ti9en forte, og mon fonot set 6erfor
rigtiglt / Gtil6eo at innrfj ptte cit
l1nberipgelie al bans 8pger. Set pi<
tie fig ba burtigt, at ian oe6 gale
Eoiteringer bop6e ibqt at futile fine
Itore 8eorogerier, Ser f1tn6e forfpl=
ges flere Star tilboge Tiben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

for nogle Gage liben par / &on6ers,
maatte Nolitiet belegge bom mes
@aan6iern.
5fifteongen bar brogt so Mnmel:
6e!ler ON 8on0efangeri til &ipbe11.
bobns Yoliti.
3%jtbenbubns
Diam tbrDllnp Mei.
%erieier Spban Str. 5teen og @n1trr
/ &ipbenbapn fltn6e sen is. Mopem.
Der feire 6eres 9iamontbrpllup.
l1gebIobet u5 pnougs
poten" fl1noe Sen 1. Mppembel
feire lit 40 Mors sl,bilnlm. Ser
,to9if i Sen M%nleoning mes ct illlt.
@ltreret 9l1mer, Ser biler, bborle6es
&ipbenbopn loo 110 for 40 Mor li6en.
S Ii Inum. Set bar ser
4. gfobelnber So Mor lioeu, at Ser
oonIfe Operas @opeofroft giennem
cit Meuneifeal0er, Miels Sr1el 81
monien bop6e fin 9ebut poo set fgl.
Tbeoter iom Suns Setting.
5tpr gfsport &bio s.
fuol. 0en norlf e Camper Sic
toria" o,fom til &ibbel1bobn fornp=
Zig for at LATTE @pi0fool til ct. Ye=
terSborg for g. Spbt & &c., pg 6fi=
bet bar I'LL inoloote 600 Sons Spi0=
faol.
en- Stotne al @run6t t.
b I g. Den fi%pbenbopnlfe 8illeobug=
ger @~pgebjerg bar efter fin Silent
fomlt fra cit &unltreiie mes fit SSo-
Mile / Stolien mo6elleret Ell Yor=
trgtbuite al @run6tptg. Sen poa=
tenfes reilt poo Elo6ien foron @or=
tob.
Sail t nj 3 tner e II
mos 9raicb, Niellen og Sans on fan
pentes illtttet / Sen nermelte 6ren1=
tio> ielp en- Set life CT lpffeoes at faa
ale Se0lerne til @eje. 8oo Treoc=
rifsberg @irfs &ontor finbes ont
firing LOO Seoler, Mationol6onfe,1
far ct Tar @unorebc, og goofjeaoer
man Stentrpffer Mieliens % borlS
Spigermooers Gorf(aring ON, at Sc
bar brpn6t 500 Se6ler, bill ser til
&el rpre li0t ODER 200 5e0ler, Ser
fin6es / Mn0res @en6er eller mt
Lights cirfulerer en0nu.
25 Mors SnbiIeum
feireoes Sen %. Sftober al Nroplt
$. 90. Tenger be6 &olmens~ Strife /
&%jpbenbapn iom Street, / Sen 6onlfe
6olfeftrfe. SON bar / bele Sen Si6
peret &reit / &jgbenbobn. Sen %.
OCTOBER 1878 blep bon @otefet pes
@or 6rellers Strife, og / Moret 1888,
oo &aitor Serenien be6 @qrnilons
&irfen blep 8iifop Scbousbces @fter=
mono iom Sognepreit It, blep 6enger
&opellan be0 famine Strife. @e6
Erop1t gcbepe[erns 500 blep bon /
1900 Hroplt be6 &olmens Strife 90
Sogneprelt for @remerbolms Me=
nigbe0. Gen 80. geobember fon ban
fejre fit sglpbrpllup.
ct Mfbpl6s=& otel. So
oeobeltprell en for vDonmorfs gf-
bol%osforening" ogter til 6orooret at
aobne ct Sotel for Mfbol6sfoIf / @ig=
be1tboon. Scan bar for Ii6en en- Ser
til egnet Gien6om upao Saanoen",
ne1nlig @jen0olnmen Mr. "a be6
MprreborTeporo, tilberen6e Srf. @a=
TEN Senien, lom ber 6riber v@igben=
bapns @giifolebjem," bpor ON 8inte=
rem mango at &igs6aeens Meolem-
mer boer. 9eriom @jenoommen,
Der | fin n1beren6e sfiffelie run1=
mer Is @erelier, bliber fjgbt at
r9anmorfs Mfbolosforening" bill SEN
b1ioe nnoerfaltet en- &ooeoreparotio1r,
fbr Sen tages | 8rug iom &otel.
Mere @e6heIbe6roae-
ri. ltgeblo6et u&ber 8. Dog" gap
I Mnleoning al set itore 5e6oelfalif-
merit forleoen nogle Slluitrationer al
falife @eooelpenge; men bette bar
Der itrofs .1togle opfinoiomme @inle
reoe til at benptte fig of. Merfpar-
otg CT Den @obtroenbe6, bborme6 leIb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Eo1ter11ger bobDe 1pgt at 1fjltle lt1e
Itore @eorogerier, Ser fltnbe forfpl=
gcs flere Star tilbage Ti6en.
Y%rpbfnierne.
9 / e 5 80 0 r 5 e e II
5 y t. Sberret1en / 8tbprg far
i6pmt Sens GtrCg 8 Mors Sngtbus=
orbejbe.
2Gge &rn e, Monbers,
er for ToIterfor0ripelie pg 8e6rogeri
i0pmt 5 Mors 6orbe6ringsbus. San
ogmtes poa Snoicier. San bill op<
p%ellere.
S 81 q f poa 8ornbolm
Ifete fsrleoen Scot S,,obrub. Sen
c:e &irfeblof Dor opbrubt og Sn0bol=
Set toget 110, SEN on6en 9lpf bnnoe
pGret Sppene for Iterft. ll0bpttet
rar fun ringe.
Gabt e g er0ier &aa
en- @aor6 | 2embig=@gnen, bbor man
life frn6e foa BEN 1iolte @aarle6 in6,
Ter man mt, at &ornet ipre0es pao
Marferne for at funne ne6plgies,
i6et set er blebet al6eles g6elogt.
Gang SGbn. 2erer &iebers
/ @spe paa 6Dn, ser I l9ngere Sis
bor peret blind, bleb forleoen @p1t-
bog meget ipg og bor 1i6en iobet uaf<
brn6t. 2egen bar forgiebes iegt
at pnffe bom. Senere me6oeles, al
ban er ofgooet beO 9bben efter at
bope lobet uafbru6t / s Sage.
Mange1 paa Sieneite<
y iger. Sra 2empig ifripes: Sill
fo%reitaoen0e Mobember 5fifte6og er
Ser Ell %rolmin1elig ltor Mongel poo
Higer til 2an6brugsorbejoe; 11ob11-
Zig CT Set ponlfeligt at op0ribe 8iger
til Malfeorbej6et. Mange 5te0er
itoar man og monglcr Niger nben
til at furne foo Sem.
8rnn6t &erregoor6
Serregoor6en uDarfet" pes &66bD
poo 2ollan6 ct ful6iten0tg ne6=
brenot. 9eboerne reo0e6e Jig / it6ite
9jeblif. 8ron6en oplto6 / 5tl1ebu-
Jet, bporfra 8eboerne / ii0ite 9ieblif
blep re6be0e, en- ipg Datter bleb re0-
set giennem ct 2oftsbin6lt. 8e6
8ranoen bren6te - forl16e1n Sc 81
- alt Sn0bo og Snben-
tar iom en- Sci 5e6; ca. 100 &reo-
re66e6es.
S nngersng6 paa 81 n ,
+ Jolt. 8agermeiteren paa Mnbolt
bar for 11ogen Gi6 it6en forla6t 9en
for at ie Jig li0t ON / SpIlan6 og be-
lgge gamle 8enner. l1bel6igbis Bloc
tie BET iaa itGrft op, at bele Sitter
omfrtng Mnbolt maatte tp !
iaa SET lille Sorraa6 at 8re6,
Joni 8ageren efterlpo fig, 81 ban
GIT famine Sag. Solf itoo |
gagerbntifen og forlangte 8rdo, men
fun6e i11tet fno, iaa 8r90mangelen
par tor. @ua ct Sartdi | &apnen
naatte % Monb belle 3 86. 8rb6.
8agerne / @renaa maatte bage
ooo @raf for at faa 8re6at oper me6
goitboa6en. 8a benne tom ! Sapn
ne6 fIere Sunore6e 8rgo, bleb oen
'uIobftanoig beitormet al Dc bungrige
5iifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
3jtbenbubtt.

iomontbrDllup. Mei-
%erieier Spban Str. 5teen og @ultru
/ &ipbenbapn fltnbe Sen is. Mopem-
Der feirc 6eres 9iomantbrDlll,p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
&robini.rne.

9 / e 5 80 0 r 5 e L e II
5 = t. Oberretten / @tborg bor
iopmt Sens GtrCg s Mars Srgtbus=
orbaibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

ari1tionsbor.g 5Iof.
Solfetbinget5 lt6porg ongaoenoe
2obforilag til @ienopferelie of Sri
%ftionsborg Slot, Dor mes &robbe lom
5ormano afgibet fplgen6e 8etenf-
ming: l1obalget, iom efter Sc 1teo=
funbne 6orban6linger / Einget life
er Sptbl ON, at Ginget pnifer set
torcligaenoe 2obfor1log fremmet, in6-
filler bette iii @aotagelie.
9e engelife 8labe me6oeIer ct Sc
legram fra &ipbenbapn, ifgIge bill
let 6en 6anife &igs6ag ifuloe bope
bebilget 1,75O,OO0 Ser. til Sfottets
0pferelie Ben ID. Mobember, Daqe1
fer Song Gbriitians SSl1bilaumsoog.
9er maa Der foreligge en- SeiltoqeI-
X at en- eller an6en Mrt, bo 0ber-
F%ogsiummen / Sorilaget bar 6 MiIl.
Rroner, og Ser forlangtes ca. 10000
ST. til ltoarbeioelie at Obernng og
fegninger. Men EeIegrommet tp-
Der ! bpert Sal6 paa, at gIottets
@ienopfsrefie er beotaaet at Miggou-
gen, ogat 0enne 8epilIing betragtes
ON en- sIug sSs,lbiiIGumsgape III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-17
COROZAL

Han dado principle los trabajos pa
ra la reedificacion de la iglesia catolica
de este pueblo, bajo la direction del
contratista don Liborio Sierra, persona
muy entendida en- esta clase de obras.
Son mucAos y muy justOs los elO-
gios que Sc hacen al Rvdo. Padre Folk,
ell cual con su lucha incansable secun
dadO por los vecinOs de este caserlo, ha
coIiseguido 10 que ansiosamente ha bus
cado desde que lego este pueblo.
Ell poblado de Corozal, debe felici-
tarse de tener hombres como los va di
chos, tan activos y religiosos, que han
reediicado la casa de Dios.
Sc hallan en- esta poblacion, por
algunos d1as en- trabajos notariales,
nuestros queridos amigos Lcdo. don
Santiago b. Palmer, y ell protocolista
don Jose Sierra, ambos vecinos de San
Juan.
Larga estadfa les deseamos 4 los
apreciables senores.
Sc encuentran en- esta pOblaclOn
ell Comisionado de obras p1blicas, Mr..
Stierly, acompafIado de varios america
nos mas, al parecer empleados suyos,
todos los cuales estan practicando traba-
jos de ingenier1a en- ell puente sobre ell
rio Mavilla.
De 10 va hecho Sc deduce que result
tara una obra magnffica, digna de gran
des elogios por parte de todos estos ve-
cinos.
Aver Sc empezaron q colocar los
faroles para ell alumbrado p1blico de es-
tie pueblo, labor que desde su anexi6n q
Toa alta habfa cesado.
iGracias & Diosl Tendremos alum
brado p6blico asf no estaremos tan
expuestos q un neac0na2o, sin saber de
donde parte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-17

I'm su famOSO apOStrOfe al pueblo
americana, dijo Eduardo Laboulaye:
eEres ell pueblo del porvenir: tus hom
bres son los mas valientes: tus mujeres
las mas bellas de la creaci6n.>
I al celebre escritor no 10 arras-
traron sus compatriOtas al regresar
Paris. CD
Despu6s de todo, 81 Laboulaye era
sincere al escribir, hizo bien en- decir 10
que sentfa. Son pocos, por desgracia,
los que proceden asf.
Por mi parte, puedo asegurar que
81 asi 10 creyera, 10 declararfa sin vaci-
lar Pero me parecen un tanto exage
radas las opiniones del escritor frances.
La mujer americana es bella por
regla general, y este SIC debe, princi
palmente, al cruzamientO de razas. 70
he visto en- Italia Alemania soberbios
ejemplares de belleza femenina; pero en-
ning6n pals del mundo he tenido OCCASION
de admirar tanta diversidad de mujeres
hermosas como en- los Estados Unidos.
Cada pals pos6e un tipo de belleza espe-
cial. En- los pafses del Norte, salvo
contadas eXcepciOnes, es rubia la muJer,
su belleza es tierna, melanc6lica, sonro-
sadl como un verso de Musset. En- los
pafses meridionales, en- cambio, predo-
Los Estados Unidos es el finico pals que
pos6e, casi en- n6mero igual, todos los
tipos Gle belleza que existen..
La mujer rubia, la mujer morena,
la Gle ojos tiernOs Y la de mlrar abrasa-
dor, ocupan id6ntico espacio en- ell pa
dr6n de la bclleza.
Pero hermosas como son las hijas
de este suelo, no por. ESQ me atreveria
yo decir que son las mas lindas de la
terra.
No vacilo, en- cambio, en- airmar
que la norteamericana, es, sin disputa,
la mejor educada Y la mas culta de to-
das las mujeres. N6tese, sin embargo,
que no la califico de la mas inteligente.
Es solamente la mas ilustrada, la
mas culta la que ha recibido mayor
educaci0n.
Tambien es artista. Fla compren-
dido que ell cabello constitqye ell mejor
adorno de la mujer y 10 cuida con esme-
ro. No existe mujer mejor peinada que
la norte americana.
Saludable, robusta, bien formada
por regla general, une su elegancia es-
quisita & estas dotes naturales y su as
pecto cautiva desde ell primer momento.
iY laboriosa ! En- este gran pals
Gle gente trabajadora, quien mas trabaja
es la mujer. Es la abeja de esta inmen-
sa colmena.
Criollos que habeis visitado esta
naci6n Y habeis tenido OCCASION de obser-
var en- las Gales, en- Ia tienda en- ell tea
tro la mujer americana dhabeis tenido
oportunidad de admirarla en- ell hogar!
Es ALI donde brilla con todo su esplen-
dor.
M
Sucede en- este pals una cosa muy
original que no sucede en- ninguna
otra parte que ell hombre es, intelec-
tualmente considerable, muy inferior
la muier.
La americana, que tiene la convlc-
ci6n de su superioridad, no puede I'm
debe) someterse al honnbre. I de ahl
esos ragos DOMINATES que sc advlerten
en- ella y que forman la base ole su ca
racter.
No ignora La americana, sin embar-
90, que 81 bien superior intelectualmen--
te al hombre americana, no 10 es al