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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
Los SuCeSOS
de San Juan

la hOra en- que escribimos suD0.
nemOs que en- Ia redaccion de ala De-
mOcracia> va tendrsn algunos detalles
de los sucesos Ocurridos aver On San
Juan. con motive de la manifestation
de protesta que ell pueblo efectuo contra
ell regimen que agObia como una lOsa
de plOmO esta isla.
Los meetings realiZadOs p0r la DE
deraci0n Libre1 Y ell convencimientO
que han llegado los obreros de San Juan
y de muchOs pueblOs de la isla, de que
esta situacion falsa incomOda en- que
el gObiernO y Sus secuaces han cOlocadO
al pals, empiezan dar sds frutos.
Los enemigos de Puerto Rico ven
cercana su caida, cOntemplan las null
titud en- sus prOtesta v tratan de aca-
llarlas pOr medic del terror. iDesgra-
ciadOs que asi vulneran los derechos
libertades del pueblo, con clio no hacen
sino precipitar los acontecimientosl
Luis XVI al YER estallar la revOlu.
cion francesa quiso detenerla, con sus
torpes medidas SO conquist0 la muerte
en- ell patibulO. Asi los hombres que en-
Puerto Rico tratan de detener al pueblo
en- sus justas pr )testas. encOntrar8n su
castigO los atropellos que realizan con
aquel pueblo quien tanto halagaron
antes para para lOgrar subir las Gu
rules del COnsejO, Camara Legislative
Municipios.
Era precise ahogar la protesta que
aver trato de efectuarse torpemente
prepararOn gOlpes de etecto contra los
campesinos que de Carolina, Caguas,
Trujillo, Bayamon y CatanO, Sc diri
'gian San Juan.
En- Rio Piedras, un pelOton de po.
licias detuvO 80 hOmores Y l6 mule
res que desde Carolina venian para asis.
tir a manifestation. En- Bayam0n
CatanO Sc dice que tambien atrOpella'
ron a muchOs campesinOs y ObrerOs que
con banderas negras venian & prOtestar
tambien.
La farsa preparada SO realiz6 en-
tOdas sus parties. MOmentOs altes de la
disOlucion, ell Jefe accidental del Distri
to de Policia de San Juan hablaba con
un hombre quien el pueblo acusa de
ser ell Instruments de que la policia Sc
valio para disOlver te31aSO lia22p5O Ia
grandiosa manifestation que ell Quito y
SufridO pueblo de San Juan realizaba
aver manana.
No contenta la policia con haber
atrOpelladO q los ciudadanos, inventa
la burda especie de que los maDifes
tantes arrOiaPOn pindras que cerca.
ron los policias Bien saben los esbi' |
rrOs ofciales que 81 ell pueblo hubiera |
queridO arrOllarla 10 hubiera lOgrado; |
todo 10 contrario de 10 que dice ell Jefe |
Castro es lOp ocurridO.
La cOnsigna estaba dada Y fue cum
plida en- todas sus parties. EStandartes, |
banderas negras y la bandera america
ma fuerOn arrancadas brutalmeDte de los |
y luego rasgadas Y pisO. |
teada. Nj la bandera americana SO libr6 |
de ser pisoteada, LEV ndOsela luego al |
cuartel. AlgunOs polizontes luego por. |
taban por las GALES los simbolOs de la |
victoria obtenida por medio de la fuer. |
"a de garrotazos contra ell indefenso |
pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13

Por 10 tarde SO realizo un meetiDe
en- la plaza de <BaldOrioty>, t0mand(
parte en- Ell los OhrerOs Sanchez, Conde
Storer, Romero Rosa, una senOrita J
otros oradores populares. Rein6 en- di
chO meeting ell mayor Orden pOr parte
de los cOncurrentes, pero no pOr parte
de dos prOvOcadOres, quienes hoy el
Tribunal de PaZ ha cOndenado q 5 Ii
de multa. No estaban cOnfOrmes los CO
rifeos del GobiernO con haber desbarata-
do La pacifica manifestation de Ia mana
na, sin0 que tambien desearOn que ell
meetin de la tarde terminase.
Pero ell pueblo fue al meeting deci-
dido 4 defenderse, y pudO pues realizar.
Sc aquel acto esplendid amente. La pla-
"a LENA de oyentes, los BALCONIES de las
casas, Casino, AteneO Y demas estable.
cimientOs materialmente atestados, de
personals que Olan atentamente los dis
cursOs de los OradOres. quienes recibie
ron aplausOs enthusiasts
Las denuncias que el Teniente Gas
trO indicaba SO harlan. SO llevarOn tam
bien la pracica. Hoy fueron al Juz.
gadO de Paz varios de los ObrerOs de
nunciadOs, una multitud de cerca de
trescientos ocupaba la Gale de la For
taleza esperanto los fallOs que Ell Juez
KOopel impartiese. Este como las 10
orden6 la policia que despejase la
calle, y aquella con sus macanas repe
tia los atrOpe los que aver efectuara.
El mismO Juez empujo a un tai BO
zzo tir$ndol0 al suelO y luego la policia
detuvo al atropelladO.
Ell grupo de personals que ocupaba
la calle tuvO que cOrrer apresurada'
mente-para librarse de ser agolpeado
pOr los garrOtes de los secuaces asala'
dol AcT 10
pOlicia insular, la cOnfianza que
pusO en- ella ell honrado pueblo de Puer.
to Rico.
No es extrano que asl proceda hoy.
cuandO fusilaba en- amos anteriores al
pueblo de YabucOa; cuandO en- Csguas
era asesinadO, Ell ! COL, ell Obrero San
dalio Santiago por ell policia Inchausti;
cuandO en- la Cidra Gaia hajO ell plOmO de
la policia insular, ell puertorriqueno in
tegrO, juez de paz don Manuel Santiago;
cuando en- 1902 era cobarde y vilmente
Atacada por la policia y las turbas. la
farmacia del senior Noya Julbe en HUI
macao; cuando en- Cayey y la Cidra, esa
misma policia atacaba los honrados |
ciudadanos y protegia a los desaImados. |
CuaDdo ell GobiernO necesite ganar |
las elecciODes, pOndra en- juegO los mis-
mos prOcedimientOs usados anteriOrmen
10 y puestOs en- practica aver. y las cleo
clones seran ganadas por el pas,ido que |
'e someta las 6rdenes gubernamen-
tales.
Para ganar elecciones ell pueblo Y |
1acerse respetar, no hay mas que poner
en juego las energias aquellas que en-
poles y en- Francia hicieron conmo-
YER los despotas tiranos.
FL pueblo de Puerto Rico sabe va
o que tiene que hacer, para ser libre de
,stas tiranias para ser dueno legitimo
ie sus derechOs Y de su ciudadanfa:
PIOtestar: resistir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
lSc Los CABALLERos DEL OLARO DE LUNA

LEGO encaTnado y corbsta blanca,
de tez roiiza y pelo rubio, tipo
exacto del palafrenero del otro lado
del Canal.
: SSlr RocamboleP pregnrs0 sa
Indsndo con rigidez iDglesa CON
IN tono one revelaba al insulax.
~Ohl Yes, dijo ell ipgl6s, Gas-
sparecio por aquells puerta.
AIg1nos minutes sc pasaron jo.
daVfa, y el baron comspzaba a i'm
pscientarse, cuando volvi6 a aorir.
se La puerta. y ests vez fue Rocam.
bole Ell que Sc present6.
-lAhi GHabeis encontrado ell
lacayo inglesP lie pregunt6 ell baron.
--SQue lacsyoP
--6Y q ese hombre de cabellos
oiancos cue psrece IN diplomatico
-lBahI D6nde los habeis vistoP
--Et nitimo entr6 por ahf, dijo
Ell baron, sefial6 la puerta en- que
Kocambole Sc hsbfa detenldo.
->lPor ahfP
ST.
= Este es mi cnarto tocador.
-Entonces hab6is dehido verle
No, q fe.
Z al crisdo inglesq
-Tampoco. Venid vereis, dijo
kocamhole. y cogi6 de Ia mano al
nsron, al que hizo pasar al cusrto
en- el que vi6 con asombro que no
naoia ninguns otra salids. de
d0nde venfa. pues, Ell anciano de
cabelios blancosP 5Por donde ha
bfa psssdo el criado iDglesq
-SSois hechiceros pregunt6 el
baron.
DE ninguna maDera.
ID Entonces?.
Rocambole sc echo q reir.
-El de los cabellos blancos. djio.
era 20.
-IVcsl
I'll de los csbellcs rubios, era
20 tsmbi6n.
Impossible.
z To- reritd, repuso Rocamhoie
con scento italiano. lOhl Yes. ana
alo con acento ingl6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
Don Juan A. Amad0r

Este querido amigo y correligiona'
rio meritisimo. ha dejado la Agencia de
nuestrO periodico en- Camuy, p0r impe
dirselo sus muchas ocupaciones.
NOsOtrOs estamOs altamente agrade'
cidos de las gestiones del senOr Amador,
quien siempre nos sirvio con gran inte
res Y con una exactitud toda prueba.
De sentir es que en- 10 sucesivo no
pOdamos contar con su valiosa ayuda.
Reiteramos nuestrO seguro apreciO
al distinguido amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13

Y como ell baron no volvieae de
su sorpresa, sfladi6:
/-Poseo Ell arte de desfgurarme,
de zanzibar de VOC; puedo ser IN
personals multiple, y 81 os he dado
ahors una prueoa de Ia maravillosa
facilidad con que me transformo,
es para cOnvenceros de la utilidad
que reportarfais sfrviendoos de mf.
-sSeryirme de vos?
-Sf. sef1or baron.
-IEn que y para que?
-SNn sois 81 iefe de los Caballe-
roS del Claro de Luna?
ST.
Y los Caballeros del Claro de
Luna Sno Sc han impuesto la mi
sion de devolver & D2niela de Main
Hardye Ell nomhre de So padre y la
fortuna de 50 abuelo2
y 10 consegniremos.
-Lo consegnireis, ST..
Rocambole SO detuvo vacilando
al pErecer.
= Veamos, dijo ell baron, tened
la bondad de explicarOs.
-Sefior baron. contest6 Ell EXPIRE
sidiario. los sobrinos del general
son los duefi0s de la posici0n. No
existe ninguna prueba material de
sus crfmenes. nj 11n de Ia existen-
cia de Daniela. toda veT que 90 ha
hecho constsr legslmente su muer-
te.
-lY bien9
y bien, repuso Rocamboie.
hombres como vos y vuestrOs ami
gos. sefior baron. perdonsdme mi
frsnqueza, hombres como vcs SON
demasiados leales. demasiado caba.
llerescos para empefiar una lucha
seria con ell vizcoLde de Ia Nor
liere; os pronostico que sereies ven.
cidos.
-lTendrfa que verl
-lAhl es que coz Ell y sus pri-
mos no Sc hs de emf flar una lucha
en- cam DO cerrado. lEgui5 diciendo
ell anA Aguo discfpulo de cir CUTLER.
mo. eB esta una luchs en- Que 10
pacieucis v In astucia deben po-
poDerse en- primers lfnea.
-.SeTemos pacienteB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
(oIe9iO de Ia. y "a. Ense1anzd
Sc GC2mGte7a Gl,d,aaaos iaate7naos y ectea7aos
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum IA.
- Director. PEDRO MoCzo BANIEr. -

La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
y abraza: la esaseSa0ssS0 ps"fz7a0a'i0 com.
plet0; la ps-epaYac56aa para Sssgresdy en-
las U4aiUerSid0deS; L0 TenedMY3d de LII.
bros, Aa'5tnaet5cG Me2'c0satl y EscyStWa0
en- a,aaQwSssslLG, y por ultimO, DtbMjo,
Pssatst1'0 y MststcG. Para la ensenanza
del Ingles cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de Comercio es-
IA a cargo del TenedOr de Libros de
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital. Ell
COLEGIO tiene su ReglQnaesato I,ste.
srtor que Sc enviara los padres que 10
soliciten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
AV $50

Ell que suscribe pone en- conocimien-
to del puhlico que no reconoce cuentas
engendradas pOr persona alguna SUI
nombre, y solo acepta las reclamacio'
Des que SO le hagan de cantidades faci.
litadas en- virtud de 6rdenes autorizadas
por su frma.
d. BARTOLoME GONZALEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13

NUESTRAS SLNDUSTRLAS.- -Reco-
mendamos al publieo las excelentes be
bidas gaseosas que preparan las fabricas
<Pequena Antilla> y <PolO Norte>, Te.
tuan 26, San Juan, en- las mejores con.
diciones de hygiene y economic.
Limonada, frambruesa, china, etc.,
en- barriles para toda la isla.
En- Caguas, AOaEayo Hey'm0n0S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
Il g. =. .nunCio

FL que suscribe, ofrece mulas donna.
das ind6mitas.
Ell que interese comprar algunas
puede dirijirse esta Villa.
ALFREDO AMY.
COamO, Julio 81. 1908. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13

NJ. ALDEA NAzARIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13

BARTOLoME GONZALEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
LA ANTILLA PEQUENA
DE CARLOS LZQULERDO
GRAN CAFE

Tet,Sdsa Ma%naea'0 80 eSQaS51aG q T07ac1
SAN JUAN p. x.
Montado con todo lujo y aparatos mo-
dernos, servicio especial en- refrescos.
licores, cafe chocolate, helados ,dulces,
emparedados, leche batida, cervezas de
las mejores marcas acreditadas. Lunch
gratis en- servicios de hcores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13
SGeS. de N. Roman & e

Veptas al por mayory detail. I'm
portaclon direota de Europa Estados
Unidcs.
Complete surtido en- efectos de.S<e-
rreterfa y quincalla.
Artfculos de novedad utilidsd, pa
ra damas y cabslleros. Efectos de escri
torio, porcelanas, pinturas. Bsrnixes, Ca
jas de hierro & prueba de fueego. Espe-
cialidad en- arados de todas classes. Tu-
berias sus accessories.
Precios limitsdos Constsnte reno
vaci6n en- ell surtido. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-13

En- la m quina de escribir OLIVER
Sc puede facilmente tras ar lineas horl-
zontales perpeOdiculares contlnuas' 10
que es muy cODveniente para la fOrma-
ci6n de cuentas, fActuras, estadlstlcaS, d.
UnicO Agente en- Puerto RICO, l..
Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
ALLEGED sALooNIsTs IN ALBA
ARE INDICTED BY GRAND
JURY.

Abba, Nov. 1S.-(Specian The
Monroe county grand jury has return
ed indictments against Ave men who
are alleged to have been selling liquor
in the city contrary to the laws of the
state. The names of those indicted
are:
William Tate
William Coffman.
Charles Shipley.
Mack Coons.
George Woolett
The places which are alleged to be
conducted by Tate. Coffman and Ship.
ley are located Just east OF the south.
west corner Of the square and the
Coons and Woolett places are, it is
alleged. on Wall street in the first
block north OF the northwest corner OF
the square,
1t is charged that these men nave
been running practically open saloons
in violation OF the mulct laws OF the
state but with the tacit consent of the
city authorities. 1t is also alleged
that they have paid $50 each into The
Icity treasury each month.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
1DAMEs OF 1886" WANT MEXICAN
WAR PENSIONS MADE
HIGHER.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 1S.-At to.
days session Of the senate, which last
ed but twenty minutes Gallington pre-
sented petition from The Danes oS
134G' for an increase to $50 per month
of eleven pensions granted on account
OF the Mexican war. The house RS
sumed consideration OF the uban bill.
Grosvenor of Ohio opening The debate,
Messrs Coclsrell and DRYDEN pre-
sented to the senate an address froi1
q committee representing tffe insNr-
Nance companies OF the country. ask
ins for legislation looking to the pro-
hibition OF tho useof the mails by boz
gus insurance companies by so extend
Ing the lottery laws rs to make them
applicable to those concerns, and Sen
ator DRYDEN introduced a bin to carry
the petition into effect.
.Get Rich Guiok,p Schemes.
In presenting his petition, Senator
Cockreli referred to the insurance
companies against whom the proceed,
ings is directed as set rich Quick"
concerns and Senator Dryden gave as
surance. of the high character oI ths
petitioners. The ipsNranGe commit
rec In their address say thar tils sliti-
lie is being imposed upon TO laf2Etlg'
extent by thesa urworthg gaaeeTal
clairning To Ne ins.irdnca ceulpailsess,
than by an Other class pf frauas.%
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
WANTS TRIAL FIVE ACCUSED
SENATOR DIETRICH WILL ASK
FoR AN lMMEBtATE
HEARING.


Washington D. c., Nov. 1S.-Regard-
ing what his course would be in view
of the federal grand jury at Omaha in-
dieting him for alleged acceptance Of
money for postoffice appointment,
Senator Dietrich last night said:
Il shall waive the protection afford
ed a senator by the constitution while
congress is in session and shall go to
Nebraska and insist on all immediate
trial, with perfect confidence thar my
innocence will be established.
My refusal while governor to pardon
Joseph Bartiey, deIaulter to the state
for 100000, incurred the displeasure
of powerful interests, and have since
been antagonized by them"
Senator Dietrich called on Attorney
General Knox yesterday regarding the
case of District Attorney Summers
and the trial Of the charges against the
senator. Ii is probable that MIR. Sum,
mers viii be relieved from the conduci
Of the case.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
Mitchell MOT for Politics.
Tai. End Of Party
OBJECT TO MERGER AppEAL

Northern Securities compaay Asks
suprame cour: 10 Dismiss Case.
washington, q c., Nov 1S.- Coun.
sci. .4or the Northern Securities Gonna,
ny has Glea a motion in the Unitsa
States supreme court TO dismiss the
appeal OF the state of Minnesota from,
the decision OF the United States cir.
cult court OF the district Of Minnesota,
in the case OF that state against the
securities COMPANY. The motion is
made upon the ground that no q,les-
tion OF constitutional construction is
involved in the case
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
HELPS DRAKE,
FORMER GOVERNOR or IOWA
GIVES $4,000 70 SCHOOL
BEARING HIS NAME.

Das Moines. Nov. 1S-President H.
NJ. Bell and Dean C. G. Cole, OF the
DraEe university faculty, have just re
turned from Centeryille, where they
were called by telegram to consult
with Ex-Governor Drake regarding new
buildings for the university. They
were eninently successful and secured
from the ex-governor a promise to do
nate $4,000 il the university would
secure an enual sum from other CON
tyibutors He intimated that he would
not be exceedingly exact rs to reauir
ing them to raise $4,000, but would
like to have it as close to that amount
as possible.
Two New Buildings.
The plan as outlined in the confer
ence between Nessrs. Cole and Bel
on the one hand and the ex-governor
on the other was to secure the con
strucuion of two new buitdi.gs upor
the campus OF the university One i
for law and the other 1or the Bihlt
department. The governor stated that
he was very anxious to see the con
Istruction of these two BUILDINGS anc
before the conference had ended Dear
Cole SlTned note iOf So,o"u dS Suaf
antee that he would raise that amoun
for the new law building. In reply tt
this generous oct the governor declal'
ed that be world like to see some wo
men come fortl, end donate a similar
amount toward the construction of tht
Bible building. He believed that there
was sor,e s"ch woman in the state
or the S25 0Nn donation of the eX-gov
ernor cne-half was given for eacl
hrildirg separately. and as soon as
$40 hG0 was raised his S12.500 would ht
forthcornine and the work of construc
tion could proceed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
HIGH HOPES.
TOWN SEES PROMISE OF BOOM IN
PROPOSED ESTABLISHING
OF SANiTARiuM.

Eddyyille Nov. is (special) =
It is expected that Eddyvillo viii have
a new and important business enter
prise by January /, 1904 to be known
as the Red Mineral Springs Co., and
handling the output of the mineral
springs formerly owned by A. E. john
son and located south OF town. The
company has already beer incorporat.
ed with capital stock of $4,000 and
is composed of Misses Mary and Julia
Sargent OF wichita, Kans., and DR..
Carl L. Barnes OF Chicago The doc
tor, who is we'll known in the chem.
ical world has examined the water
thoroughly and has watched its great
curative power.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
No POLITICS ASK FOR RAISE,
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF La
RoR TURN DOWN So
clALisM.

Boston, Nov. 1S.-Discussion of the
question as to whether the American
Federation of Labor should place itself
on record as favoring socialism was re-
sumed today at the convention of that
organization. D. W. Richmond, presi.
dent OF the Railway Clerks Interna--
tional association, declared his organ
ization would withdraw if the feder-
alton adopted socialistic ideas
Mitchell Mot for Politics.
After several delegates had spoken
in support OF the socialistic resolutions
John Mitchell, president OF the United
Mine Workers of America, in brief
address, said he regarded the introduc.
ton of the resolutions on the part OF
the socialists an attempt TO commit
the federation TO the principles in
which they believed.
Tai! End of Party.
1T would be-" he said, "a sad day
indeed, if the trades unions were made
the tail end of a political organiza-
ton
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
MRS. ROOSEVELT FAVORED.
May Accept Craftsmanship of Woman's
Bard Tnr Eli.

Washington, y. c., Nov. 1s. - Some
influential people of ST. Louis are agi-
tating the idea of requesting Mrs.
Roosevelt to accept the presidency of
the woman's board of management of
the Louisiana Purchase exposition,
made vacant by the resignation of
Mrs. James l.. Blair. AS they say in
diplomacy the matter has not progress
ed beyond the stage of pourparlors,
but as yet the promoters have not met
with any rebuff. The proposition has
not as yet been formally laid before
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, but
suggestions have been made and kind
ly responses received in high quar-
ters.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
LOYAL LEGION BANQUET.
Anniversary Dinner at Dss Moines
Last Miai1t

Des Moines, Nov. 1S.-Good fellow.
ship and good order prevailed at the
seventeenth annual dinner OF the Iowa
conlmandery OF the Loyal Legion, Civ
en- at Grant club last night. Grizzled
veterans OF the war OF 'G1, their own
and the eldest sons Of their comrades,
and happy-faced women, both Young
and old, sat arouL the banquet table
Commander Lieutenant Colonel
Charles G. Horton. commandant OF ths
Soldiers Home at Marshalltown, pre-
sided.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-19
CLARK AFTER AMERICAS CUP.
clyde Tachssman Expected to Issue a
cha!lenca sor the Trophy.

Glasgow. Mo-. 1S.-While it is M
possible to secure a direct statement
as to the identity of the Clyde yachts
man who proposes to eGallenge for the
American cup in 1901 it may De ac-
cepted as practically certain that ken
meth NJ. Clark viii challenge, and that
George L. Watson win design tie
yacht on condition that Mr. Clark be
allowed to challenge under the British
rating rule or the present New yor7c
Yacht club rule Mr. Clark IS 9 direct
or Of Coates Limited and has large
business interests on both sides Of tae
Atlantic. The family has led Scotia
yachting for Q quarter of q century.
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Reasons for Action.

It is understood the request was in
such shape as tc constitute a menace
in the event that. the recognition had
besu5 extended
Eeaupre was instructed by this gov
eminent TO again inform the Colom--
bian government that such recognition
had been extended to the new republic
by the United States, but simply in the
interests of humanity and civilization,
and in the execution of the solemn
treaty obligations upon the United
States. He was also instructed TO ten
der TO the Columbian government the
good Offices of the United States TO ef-
feet a settlement OF the difficulties be
tween Colombia and Panama. The
issue is awaited with anxiety here.
New Canal Treaty.
The main features of the Hay-Bu
nau-Narilla treaty providing for the
construction Of the isthmian canal by
the Panama route have been agreed
upon and a rougn draft Of the conven
tion is in preparation NO date fol
signing the treaty has yet been tlx
ed. Tha Panama minister and Sec
retary Hay will have another confer
ence today regarding the treaty.
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SHAW TALKS
ioWk's CABINET MEMBER At
TENDS BIG BANQUET IN
NEW YORK,

New York, Nov. 1S,-The annual
dinner of the chamber of commerce
was held last night. Morris x. Jessup,
president of the chamber, presided,
with Secretary Shaw on his right, and
Governor odell on his left. Among the
other distinguished guests We're: Post
master General Payne, Senator ALI
son, Senator Depew. Lieutenant sGener-
al Young, Major General Corbin, Rear
Admiral Rodger. Judge Alton B. Par
ker. Carl Sehurz. White!aw Reid, Bish.
op Potter and Bishop Doane.
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FIRE TTER INSPIRING.
Causes indians 10 Wreck an Omaha
E0tef

Omaha, Neb., Nov. IS Forty Quarts
Of whisky in forty Indians caused a
riot in the hotel Ilondike here yester-
day, and for half an hour the air was
iilled with savage war whooDs, flyins
fists and wrecked furniture. Every
guest in the house fed III terror, and
the celebration ended only when the
police. called up in force, ciubbed the
whooping red men into submission.
Two chiefs, Morning Star and Spotted
Horse, are ia jail, and the others OF
the band are under a police guard at
the hotel.