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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07
LA CoNDEsA DE ARToFF

drera daba a luz dos nifIos gemeloss
hecho que se ha repetido varias
veces en- esa familia.
TEl duque, curado y casado, no
habfa guardado. al parecer, rencor
alguoo al marques de Chateau
MaiIly, y habfa acceptable Ell cargo
de cham belan en- la nueva cOrts.
El marques. sin dejar Ell servicio
del rey de Francis, habia perma
necido' sgregado especialmente 81
ioven mOnsrc8.
Los dos gentileshombres SO en-
contrabau Sc vefan todos lOs dfss;
sus esposss SO visitaban a menudo.
Sin embargo. ell sef1or de Salan-
drera continuaba enamorado de
dona Luisa, y ese amor crecfs de
dfa en- dfa, sin saberlo Ia joyen 50
aora sin saherlo, sobre TODD, Ell
sefIor de Chateau Mailly.
On dfa g por meior decir una
noche, en- que Ell marques estaba
de serviclo en- ell palacio, Ell duque
lego q Ia casa de aau6l de inpro-
viso, eucontr6 sols dola Lu1sa, y
sc atrevi6 q echarse q sus pies.
La marquesa le hizo levantar
CON no gesto aItivo J lie trat0 con
tai desprecio. que ell duque salio
de aouella casa con In rabia en- el
coras6n y violentamente exaspe-
rado.
81 en- aquel mcmento hubiera
encontrado al marques. de SECURE
que le hubiera obligado tirar de
nuevo de la espada.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS para este 1l-
timo, Ell rey hsbia tenido la ocu-
rrencta de ir al Escorial despues de
/ ceDar.
AL dla siguiente la c6lsra del
duque hsbfa dessparecido J domi-
4 nado 50 Taz6n.
Pero L desdenes de doffa Luiss
4 no hicieBn mas que aumantar
irrltar Ia passion del du4ue. Jur0
que hahfa de triunfar. y semelants
i iuramento, hecho por nm hombre
como I'll. no podfa dejar de cnm
Il pllrae. Largamente y con pacisu-
Il cia. medit6 su veuganza.
Il Las circnnstaneiag 90 sncargaTon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07

perrnanecido inseDstble. hastS los
homensjes del duque de Salsndre
ts.
AL cruzar el acero con este 1lti-
mo, ell marques levant6 los oios
hesta ell balloon y salui6 Is sefio
"a, que resnir2ba el aire de Ia no.
che, la seflora. que nuDca lie habis
visto, le encontr6 encantador le
sonrf6 luego dej6 caer 50 pan ne.
10 entire los dos comb tientes.
Sefor uque,-dijo entonces Ell
marques, me parece sue este sera
ell premi0 del veacedor.
Y ssest0 al duque una estocadS
superior que lie tumb6 por TERRA.
I'm seguida recogi6 Ell pafinelo,
10 puso Sobre su coraZon y saludo
de nuevo q la seflor4.
La sefiora, dofia Luisa de Roca.
Sc ruboriz6 IN POGO. devolvio ell sa-
ludo y desaparect6 trss de 50 cello
sfa.
Sin embargo, la estocada recibi
da Dor ell duque no era mortal.
pero le hizo guardian CANA durante
tres meses.
El dia en- que ell duqne salio por
priInera vez, encontr0 IN numeroso
brlllante corteio, por IN momen-
TO hiEo parar q los apostadores de
su htera.
Era ell marques de Chateau-M Mai
lly Que iha la iglesia, seguido de
muchnS gentiles- -hombres france
Aes, para casarse con la sefortta
Lusa de- Roca.
lEl duque habfa amado y amaba
aiia apAaioD adsmente la ioven.
sSe desmay6 en- su litera Ia he
rida sc le abri6 y le condujeron 9
gu casa medic muerto-
On afIo despues do1a Luiss dc
Roca, marquess de Chateau Maj
nv, daba . luz un niflo que foe
bautizado con los nombres de Ms
nIsel. Fernando.
El duque de Salandrera, resta
blscido de su herida sc habfa ca
saao algunos meses sutes con uns
hiIa De Ia a be casa de Ximenez
Dos meses despues que dUlIl
ElSlss, Ia joyer duquesa de Sslan'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07

eel Acuila de Puerto Rico,s que Sc
ad;ta en- la ciudad de Ponce, en- su n6-
nero 37e. inserta un libeIo 5aatan1Gt0ri0
contra Ia autoridad del que suscribe,
como Magistrate de- la Corte de Justi-
cia de este pueblo.
No obstante la denuncia que he es-
+obIecido ante uuien clebo, amparandome
del artfculo 243 Y sigulentes del VICENTE
xC6diOo Penal,> quierO agregar estas
Enaae nara que Sc suspendan los comen-
tor;os entire las personas de buen jaicio,
;n4arfn recae ell veredicto, que espero
;n,nac;ente. del alto Tribunal llamado q
dirimir esa contiendsl entire ell honor y
lac pasiones mezquinas en- desorden,
Ianzando Ia iniuria la calumnla-
Se faIta 4 la vero.ad afirmando que
an aste Juzpado Sc sumarian los vecinos
nor cnaIouier falta " apelo al valioso
testimonio de la Hon. Corte ole Justlcla
10 Arecibo. ST por tales sumarios Sc
entienden los juicios de polcia que Sc
celebran por denunclas cont4me al ar
ticulo % de la SLey de EnJulciamlento
Criminal, , esta autoridad SO vanaglorla
de clio porque es ell reconoclmlento Gle
aae sabe cumplir con su deber. 1 Sc
falta q la verdad afirmando que en-
en- este Juzgado Sc toman las declara-
clones & puerta cerrada v por ell Secre-
tario sin la presencia del Juez, como SO
probara haSta la evidencla.
Sc falta & la verdad afirmando que
este Juzgado sumari6 siete individuos
poroue estaban jugando 6riscG en- casa
del vecino don Salvador Ruiz, cuando
la denuncia jurada que hizo el pollcla
insular Ezequiel Gonzalez Marrero fue
por juegos prohibidos y la Corte de
Arecibo. oyendo al fiscal y despues del
juicio oral, donde qued6 plenamente
iustiicado ell hecho, pronuncio senten-
cia condenatoria. ALI Sc encuentran
los antecedentes que 10 justifican.
Ese dardo va directamente dlcho
Tribunal que conoci6 del asunto 10
fall6. interviniendo solo este Juzgado
en- tomar simples declaracionas La
maledcencia 10 interpreta torcidamente
en- su triste campafia de escandalo.
Sc falta & Ia verdad afrmando que
la policfa insular denunciara por juegos
prohibfdos ge5,ete q dos individuos del
barrio de <Unibon,1 absolviendolos sin
embargo este juzgado. Esa denuncia
fue por sospecha de juego Y por la cele-
braci6n de un bale sin licencia. No
habiendose podido justifcar ell primer
extreme, Sc absolvi6 q los acusados y Sc
le impuso una multa al duefio de la casa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07

Ma,sy q.e SAGA "a espaia coa 81
Ftsncia
% v,dsis que he naciao sdodi.
TO rusn
-Es possible. dijo el C 'rone': pc
70 entonces sols MI enemigo'
atraves6 Ell cusdro de holanos. 81 q
segnir sto embargo el com bate con
su primo.
Este hiz9 osro tsntn; IN grupo
da cosscos los separ6 y no han
vuelto . verse mas.
Saba esos detalles, dtio ell d
ven duque. estOy psrs1adl1o aue
mi ito q estllo de Bretafia. deoe
tsneroos IN odio profdndo.
-Os equivocais.... 20 me rs
comprometido por vos con el caoa-
Hero de Chateau Mailly.
-tCimo es eso9
FL aballero de Chateau Matily
ell conde de Artoff estau unidos
nor cordial amistsd. BE veian q
menudo. Tan pronto venia el en-
trineo & vernos, tan pronto ibamoa
nosotros So casa. NOS nacia mu
preguntas sobre vos. y 20 ie ne
prom etidO que et dno Pho 10
| llevariamos a 0 iesa.
-Acepto de buena CANA, dllo ei
duque riendo.
-tOh, Psro NO es ESQ TODD. CON :
tinuo B B.cara; y vas YER que no
os he hecho venir aquf con tanta
prisa, sino que tanfa bnenas noti-
| clas que daros.
-Espero, diio el duque sorpren.
| dido.
10 dfa, ID vfspera de nuessra Q
msrcha. ell vieio caballero que na-
| bfa vsnidoa despedlrse de nosotros'
/ nos diio:
4 -xQae edad tiene el du4uesitos
/ ~-Cerca da treinta anos.
-iCa6l es 81 verdadera fortunaF
-Tiene quinientos mil frances
II de renta.
Piensa casarse9
Auuella pregunta de su ausianc
uariente. que le trasmitio Bscara,
4 hiso estrem ecer al sefior de Cha.
Il team Maisly.
II Por No memento crsy6 Gus u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07

mel frances. In CRbez4 oe IN pI-
1ado de b6 saves, dabs una cargS
nm re egimieuto de hnlsnos. El co.
rouel de estns ditimns combstta
en- primera Ala, y los dos oficiales
lleQaron Q cruzar sus eables, se ba.
theron con encarnizs miento; Ell co.
renel francis recibi0 una cOrtadu.
ra en- IN hombro, mientras que ell
russo sufri6 una estocada en- Ell oaIo
vientre.
Sin embargo. Ell combate conti.
nu6 de repente los dos sshles cno'
caron CON tai violencia que ambos
se rompieron aigunas pulgadas
de la empunadura.
-Pardiez, sef1or. exciamo ell CO.
ronel de hulanos en- frances, lengua
que In arIstocracia rusa hablaba "a
entonces; tenemos unas armas que
parecen del mismo temple.
Como los que las maneian. res
pondi6 cortesmente Ell coronel fran
c6s.>
Y, prosiguf6 Ell russo, antes de
rom peros la cabezs de IN pistoie
" 40GUAO 40 AA& S&1 @AA ~~-~
pistoleras.
El coronel frances lie imIt6.
No me disgustarfa saber con
0uien me he entendI1o,
EI frances sac0. una pistola y d.
10 apuntando o su enemfgo
- Me llaman el marques de Cha.
teau- -Msilly.
E hizo faego.
Pero Ell hulanG sc habfa ba1ado
CON rapidez. y Ia bala pas0 por en-
Gina do su cabeza y grito:
Primo milo I....
Despu4s volvi6 guardian 81 pis-
tola, a1n armada, dentro De la
funda.
-,Vuestro primoi
Soy oil caballero de Chateau
Mailly, dijo ell huiano.
-iAhi El hijo de nj ito.
-Precisamente Por consiguien.
C vuestro primo hermsno.
-Dispenssdme. sef10rs dii0 fris-
mente Ell coronsl de ndsares no os
eonoxso, = rsniego de ~ 0hstsau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07
i(udnt1Sm0IipOSdS!

Ell Museo de Historic Natural de Pa
ris acaba de enriquecerce con una her.
mosa collection do maripOsas, compuesta
de 10000 ejemplares diferentes. cuyo
valor Sc estima en- 600, frances, la
cual, segun vOluntad del donante, Sc
unira a la que existe en- ell Museo, a la
que darl importancia y esplendor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07

EN- LAS CRUCES~Cayey. Sc ven'
de Semilla de arrOz superior. asa de
don Vicente R. MunOZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07

NO HAY calzado de sonora mas ele'
gante duradero que ell de <La Maya
giezana> ~ San Juan, San JustO II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-07
ARECIBO

Ruego los suscritores que tienen
recibos atrazados de LA DEMOCRAcIA SO
sirvan pasar a recOger os pues de no
me es fOrzoso suspenderle ell periodicO
mandar sus nOmbres para que la Ad'
ministraci0n SO entienda directamente y
los lleve al cuadrO de los morOSos.
El Agente.
SANTIAGO MARIN.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Prescott, Arizona, July 1, 1903. To Linden 1. Gregory, His Heirs, Executors or Assigns:
 You are hereby notified that 1 have ex- pended S4O0 in labor and improvements up- on the Ohio Kid and Jewel mining claims for annual labor and improvements upon said mining claims in order to hold said mining claims under the provisions of Sec ton 1924 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amendments thereto concerning annual labor upon mining claims, it being the amount required to hold said claims for the period ending December 3l, 1901 and 1902: both of the above named claims being situate in Hassayampa mining district, Yavapai county, Arizona Territory, the Ohio Kid location notice being of record in book 45, of Mines, pages 526-527. and the Jewel being of record in book 45 of Mines, pages 527- -528, records of Yavapai county, Arizona.
 And if, within ninety (9O) days from the personal service of this notice, or within ninety 1901 days after the publication here of, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditure as co owner, yOar interest in the said mining claims will become the property of the subscriber, a cO-owner, who has n ade the required ex- penditure by the terms of said Section 2524.
 William s. Reynolds.
 First publication July 1. 19O3.-D
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09

business was going to get along with out him so long he remarked that he understood Dr. Yount was going away for short time and that he thought business might be dull dur ing that time and he would take ad- vantage of the doctors absence to take his vacation.
 John Lynch, one of the Chinese in spectors at the San Francisco port, has been Tn Prescott for couple of days in connection with some Chinese deportation cases before U. s. Con- missioner Forest. He left for his home in Oakland this morning.
 Congress is making big preparations for the celebration of September 16, by the Mexican citizens of the great gold camp. It is understood that the mine will close that day so all its en- ployes, of which there are several hun dred Mexicans, may have the day to celebrate the independence of their mother country.
 w. H. Besrdsley, we'll known in this section from his connection with the Agua Fria dam, has been spending several days in Prescott and at the dam where he has been looking over things in connection with resuming work on that enterprise. There is a possibility that the dam may be com | pleted, although nothing certain is known as yet. He left this morning for Los Angeles from where he will return to his home in Hamilton, Ohio.
 Frank Foster, of the Samuel Hill Hardware company, has been giving his Oldsmobile some pretty good tests of late, and the results have been most satisfactory. A few evenings ago he started for Chino valley at seven o'clock and returned before midnight the same evening, the distance being over sixty miles for the round trip. He has made several trips of from fifty to eighty miles and has never had a single mishap. His machine is de- cided success and has given the great est satisfaction.
 w. H. Bradrick, who is connected with the Braganza, Merchants, and Climax mining companies, all of which are considered to be among the best companies operating in this county, arrived in Prescott from Chi cago few days ago in company with J. J. Sloan, one of the directors of the Climax Gold company. These gen. tlemen have been spending several days at the different properties of these companies and expect to remain in this county for several days more. J. c. Rankin, who is also connected with these companies, is expected to arrive here in few days and will consult with these gentlemen on the plans for future work on the above properties.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
Duties Are Strenuous.

Sheriff Joe Roberts of Prescott, is one of the busiest men in the terri tory. The office he finds more exact ing than he expected for it keeps him on the move most of the time. But the more exacting it is the greater will be the aggregate of the fees. The sheriff was in the city yesterday, the first time in three weeks.
 He had just returned from Salt Lake with A. A. Pratt, who was want ed on a charge of forgery. Pratt had been operating in the neighborhood of Wickenburg for about year, pretend ing to be engaged in the mining busi ness. There are several offenses charged against him but the one for which he was arrested was the forgery of the endorsement of D. A. Colvin upon a 5000 draft drawn upon New York through a Prescott bank.
 Immediately after this performance Pratt left the coun;rr aad it was some time before he couli Le !"ca.td. It has been learned that he has d. many aliases as he has had places of resi- dence. While he was living in this part of the country he managed to in spire considerable confidence, which nothing less than the forgery would have shaken. He was arrested in Salt Lake on a telegram from Prescott. He declined to talk to the sheriff about his affairs.
 When Sheriff Roberts got word of his arrest he was at Ash Fork on his way home from California with an embezzler wanted at Jerome. He sent the prisoner down to Prescott and proceeded to Salt Lake.
 His present errand is after mur- derer. Juan Reavis, who has been cap tured on telegraphic instructions from him and is now in jail at Cananea. Reavis' crime was the killing of an- other Mexican at Congress more than a year ago.-Republican.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
Handsome Souvenir.

Lieut.. Sam Greenwdld, of troop of Col. Roosevelt's rough riders, received beautiful gold button this morning, the badge of the fifth army corps to which the rough riders belonged dur ing their service in the Spanish Amer ican war. The button is of an inde- scribable shape having five points to it but not star shaped. The center of it is of greenish hue and across the face of it is the single word, "Santi- ago" in letters of gold. A narrow band extends clear around it's outer edge, which is red and yellow in color, being the Spanish colors. It is very beautiful emblem, and one which any man might be proud to wear, but the privilege for which, is only accorded to those who braved the perils of the Spanish bullets at Santiago.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
Condensed Telegrams.

War between Turkey and Bulgaria is now regarded as inevitable. It is believed that an outbreak of hostil- ities will occur before the end of Sep tember when endorsements from Asia will have concentrated in Mace donia, and Vilayet Adrianople. It is not thought that there will be a for nal declaration of war but that some frontier incident will precipitate hos tilities. The Bulgarians and Mace donians residing in Constantinople are in terror of massacre.
 The Turks have burned or otherwise destroyed nearly all the villages in the district of Kastoria near the Greek frontier. Altogether twenty five will lages in Macedonia have been destroy ed. The Bashi- -Bazouks outraged and killed many women and children, to whom the Turkish commander had promised protection.
 Russia and Austria have proposed that the powers take coercive diplo- matic action at Sofia with the aim of severing the relations which now exist between the Bulgarian and Macemon- ian insurgents. Germany has assent ed, but several of the powers have ob- jected.
 A heavy snow fell on the range be- tween Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek Sunday night. The drifts com pelled cessation of trains on Pike's peak.
 It is estimated one hundred thou sand trade unionists took part in the labor day parade in Chicago yester- day, making it the greatest celebra- tion in the history of Cook county.
 At Clyde park, End Profit, Sunday night, shot and killed Sam Lee. Both were we'll known stockmen. They disagreed about a dance.
 Labor day was observed in San Fran cisco with unprecedented enthusiasm. Two branches of organized labor of the San Francisco labor council, and the San Francisco building trades coun- cil paraded the streets independently. It is estimated that forty thousand were in line.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
Bowling to Be Added.

Architect W. s. Elliott is working on plans for another addition to the large new club house which is being completed by MT. Murphy for the Ya-
 Vapai Commercial Club. The new addition is being built for a bowling alley and will be 192 feet long by 26 feet in width and will be built on the east side of the present club building, being even with the back of the building and extending up to the porch on the east side. In fact there will be porch ten feet wide ex- tending the entire length of the new building, leaving sixteen feet for the bowling alley. The alley will be one of the finest and best that can be built. Bowling is fast becoming one of the most popular games among the people of Prescott and this will, add greatly to the attraction for the club.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
Forfeiture Sale.
Prescott. Ariz. Jan. 31. 19Os

Prescott. Ariz. Jan. 31, 1903. To J. F. Smith, his Heirs and Assigns:
 You are hereby notified that 1 havc ex- dended during the year 1902 one hundred dollars (S10O) in labor and improvements upon the Virginia mining claim, situate in Hassayanpa mining district, county of Ia vapai, and territory of Arizona. the notice of location whereof is of record in the office of the county re order in book 6 of mines, page 420, mining records of Yavapai county, Arizona. in order to hold said claims under the provisions of section 2324 of the revised statutes of the United States. and the a endments thereto concerning annual labor on mining claims, it being the amount required to hold said claim for the period ending December 31, 1905.
 And if, within ninety (9O) days from the personal servic of this notice or within ninely (90) days after the publication here of you fail or refuse to contribute your pro portion of said expenditures as,cO-owner your interest in the said mining claim will become the property of the subscriber, your co-owner, who has made the required ex- penditure by the terms of said section 2::i24.
 F, M. SENTENEY.
 First publication, April, 15, 1903.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
He is Doing Good Work.

c. c. Glass, who was appointed by the city council as superintendent of the water and sewer systems of Pres colt, and who entered upon his duties in that capacity September 1st, is proving to be the right man in a very important place. He is not only meeting every expectation but is do- ing better work than was even expect ed. One of the first things he did was to change the system of pumping the water from Del Rio to the reservoir Under the former plan the pump at Del Rio was operated twelve hours each day under heavy pressure to pump the water to the city and the pumping plant here raised it to the reservoir. The plant here was run by a large electric motor. Now the plan is to run tine pump at Del Rio the en- tire twenty four hours but slower, which will enable the pump there to raise the water to the reservoir with but llttle more force, on account Of keeping the pipes full of water and not allowing them to fill with air which has caused the pipes to burst adding much trouble and expense to the operation of the system.
 Another reform which is to be in augurated, and on which work has been started, is the cleaning out of the reservoir and flushing the fire plugs to prevent them filling up with settings from the water. This is a very important point as was demon strated some weeks ago by the Goose Flat fire, when it took about fifteen minutes to get water through the fire plug. The matter of cleaning the reservoir will be taken up as quickly as if < DOSsible tO get at if
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
Gun Club Prizes.

Some of the prizes to be shot for at the coming territorial tournament of the gun club, are on exhibition in the show window of R. H. Burmister x Sons Co. One of the prizes is a fine gun case contributed by the Pacific Steel and Hardware company, of San Francisco. Another is fine carving set contributed by the same firm. The Hunter Arms company contrib uted a beautiful gold medal which is also on exhibition. The tournament opens in this city at the old race track on Friday, September IS, and lasts three days Quite a large list of prizes are offered and the shoot prom lses to be one of the most notable ones held in the territory.