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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
WASHINGTON.

Senator McCumber presents the resigna-
tioin Of United States Attorney Grigsby
for the Nome District Charges were pre-
ferred against Grigsby by Attorney Gen.
eral Knox several months ago.
The United States Supreme Court af-
firms the decision of the Indiana court in
discharging from custody Thomas Lynche-
haun, who was wanted In ireland.
Angus NJ Cannon. Jr.. son OF the for
mer president Of the Salt Lake State. tes-
tined before the Smoot Investigating Com
mittee that he perjured himself by de-
clarinG President Smith performed plural
marriages. He said he did It for joke.
Senator Stone OF Missouri departs for
Atlantic City. n. J., where he will re-
main two or three weeks before returning
TO Missouri He denies emphatically that
he conter1piates trip abroad.
A reception was given at the Ohio build
ing. Worlds Fair. for Secretary Of War
Taft and Governor Herrick The two Fill
pino bands attended.
Armed men are guarding the Worlds
Fair funds at the Administration build
ing
The Michigan and Pennsylvania pavil-
Ions at the Worlds Fair are dedicated
Japanese wrestling becomes a fad with
the women OF Washington.
Payment of the loyal Creek claims will
begin by May LIZ
Speaker Cannon delivers his ultimatum
at a White House conference declining
TO be candidate for the vice presidency.
II the nomination is rendered to him. he
says he viii refuse It.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
Marine Intelligence

New York, May l-Arrived: Minnetonka,
from London: La Gascogne from Havre.
Plymouth. May ARRIVED: Kaiser WILL
helm der Crosse. from New York
New York, May "A Hamburg Amer
fcan Line steamer. probably the Pennsyl-
yania. from Hamburg, Boulogne and
Plymouth. for New York. is reported by
wireless telegraph as having passed Nam
tucket Eghtship at $50 p. m.
New York, May 2-Steamer vaderland,
from Antwerp. for New York. In COM
mrnication by wireless telegraph seventy
miles east Of Nantucket iightship at D. m
New York, May 2-Steamer Nord Amer
ika- from Genoa and Naples, for New
York. passed Nantucket nghtship at 4
p. n.
New York. May 2-Arrived: Armenian,
Liverpool.
Genoa, May 1.-Arrived: Prinzessin VIC
toria Luse. New York, via Funchal and
Naples ION Mediterranean cruise: all welD.
Avonmouth. May 2-Sailed: Monteagle,
Montreal
Plymouth, May a-sailed: Patricia
orom Hamburgl, New York
Liverpool. May ARRIVED: Cestrian,
Boston
Liverpool. April so-sailed: Templemore,
Baltimore.
Glasgow. April 3--sailed: Bueno.
Ayrean. Quebec.
Hamburg. May ARRIVED: Columbia.
New York. via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Antwerp. May ARRIVED: Becland. New
York
cherbourg. May ARRIVED: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. New York. via
Plymouth. for Bremen. ans proceeded.
Naples. May l-Ssiled: Palatia, New
York
New York. May ARRIVED: Astoria.
from Glasgow.
Bremen, May ARRIVED: Bremen. New
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
EXPRESS COMPANY CHANGES.
Three Officials Resign to Engage
in Other Business.

r. d. Adams. superintendent; R p.
podd. general agent. and q. c. Gates. as
sistant superintendent and chief route
agent. all of the 81. Louis division Of the
American Express Company. have pre-
sented their designations
The resignation Of Mr. Adams and Mr..
Gates took effect Sunday. Mr.. Dodd VIII
leave the service Of the company May %:
c. E. Finch. formerly superintendent Of
ams Charles Chase OF the New York d.
vision succeeds Mr.. Gates and N. T.
Brown of Cleveland will succeed Mr..
The resignation Of the three ofiiciais.
who have been with the American Express
Company many years. was to engage In
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
Io-DAY's NEWS I'M BRIEF.


Yesterdays bank clesrings were sn.Ssl--
6l5: balances ss4i,15s Local discount rates
were between and s per cent Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York. 4oc premium bid, 45c premium asked;
Chicago. 10c premium hid. i5c premium
asked: Cincinnati. Louisville and New Or
leans. 10c discount bid. par aske l.
Wheat closed lower at s2Lc asked July:
escasLo5 No. 2 red. Corn closed lower at
z63sc bid July; 5od5lc No mixed. Oats
closed at SIC asked July: 42Q4sc No. 2
mixed
Spot cotton was unchanged In the local
market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

The Kratz case will come up to-day. Cir
cult Attorney Folk departed for Butler.
A plan to have county committees name
delegates to the Democratic conventions
Is causing trouble.
For the third time a license to conduct
saloon at Grand and Ffnney avenues
was refused Joseph Badaracco.
Secretary Taft and his family will re-
turn to Washington this morning.
The second days attendance at the
Worlds Fair was gratifying to the man
egement-
The Grand Jury is investigating the az
fairs Of st. vrain lie Sieur. president of
an opal producing company. He has dis
appeared.
Transportation officials stated that last
Saturdays test proved that St Louis lines
have facilities for handling a crowd twice
as large
Captain Peter Reynolds. on account Of
I'll health. was transferred from the Gen.
tral TO the Seventh District. Other
changes were made.
Ferdinand W. Peck. vice president of
the Columbian Exposition. declares the
Worlds Fair Is the greatest ever held. and
that 1t may remain greatest for a century
After examining Government and Fish
cries buildings. Secretary OF War Taft de-
clared that he is proud OF the Govern
nent.
Since Saturday grca: progress has been
made in installing exhibits at the Worlds
Fair.
Government Inspectors viii investigate
the cause OF the accident on the ferry
Z Alonso c, Church. Philip Mangels Is ex-
pected to die.
Five branches Of Presbyter.anism in st.
Louis pledged $1,000 for a religious cam
paign In St Louis during the Worlds Fair.
Incendiary made sixth attempt to de-
stroy property Of Chris Rehle OF Fergu-
son. who suspects daughters Tilted suitor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
SPORTING.

Cincinnati Reds defeat the Cardinals by
score of to o
White Box bat out victory in seventh
and eighth inning. winning by score Of .
to G
Two favorites won at the opening OF the
Delmar track yesterday.
Drbs, Palm Reader and Deer Hunter
seem best bets at the Union track
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
Municipal Appointments.

The following permanent Appointments were
made In the Street Department yesterday. In
accordance with an ordinance recently pro-
viding for additional help: Charles A Connors.
Gus Wheeler and Anton Rotty. clerks: Mar
Tnayonat. supertntendent Of sxcayafions: Dan
sreepinE: Z q. Alexander. superintendent OF
block system Of sweeping. and 0u.taviU T.
appointed elevator bog. to succeed John Dow
ling
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
Changes In National Bank oneef..

washington. May a-The coupsrsiI<. Of the
Currency to-day approved the ;foIioxinr changes
IN officers of national bznks;
okiahoma-Ths First Nattooal Bank Of Hen-
nssssy: " - Rsodea- 9tsistant cashier. In
Texns-The CITY Natiop1i Bank Of Eastiant:
g: H connell. prssideEt IN place of = nj
Masssan; J. Z. Downtsin. yic- president. in
vice President; z c. Etmoncs. cashier In place
Of W. C LAslsy. - S
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PROGRAMME FOR T0-DAY'S
BAND CONCERTS At FAIR.

The following are the programmes to be
| given by Sousa's band In the east band
| stand in the Plaza of St Louis to-day.
Afternoon concert from to 8: evening.
from 7:so to $50.
John rsiiIp AETsaMoosi s1sS., Sanaue.o,.
q HsFssFs s Md:rsn.n.' 1 cIssss' ssaassoo. .Ssnss
sni,eSsLooSinF ,Igwaid :;s:;;:-;:::-.:..soa:s
s. s. EsSdsa e. ;a' ss IF sa' dsss ss'ss Star
oS's i s'l'@Aa 1S a..S:.s %sSs Z s0s as.s.
salis4s: saass:4 ks1essnf s1as Of
Grand Scene and Enaemble-Andrea
suiteeFTom Foreign Land. spain. Gss s'An'
ss.ounans s1iomfms9icsn sienfs Fa,,;.;is .M4s.soM,
Jean H. B. Moerernsns
~ MsscsnHanss neSo:: ;sc Ca, kgnksl
Grand Galop de concert-Chase Of the
Lion .-.---.-.-.----.----.--.-..... Rolling
EVENING
John Philip sousa. conductor.
Herman Bsllstedt. comet.
rr = saii gsssS.I aeSsin. .per,o.
cOrnsi sOlO-LA Maneoiinat1; -
Herman BeiIstss,. ,oi'ke-sei'''eo'
(b) March-The stars and Stripes For
erans seen. and soldiers chorus, iion sous.
-
Tronbona Secfion.Ns:.,. z,,,,ssesS ,ssorn19
L,yons Williams Perfetfo Fock,s snS Rr,.I,,r
IN-rFRNiSsISN A'o DoSAu'-
overture-isi2 ......-..........: .T.chstkov,ki
PistSa q sr;i. ;v. wssss
~ W.r.hsif f,rstv
G,.ns so.,.-r5,s,sn IA tIs IasiS. w.,r-,
- ]'
CONCERTS BY INNEss BAND.
inness sns BANG viii give concerts this sfssr,
the Palaces Of Machinery and Transportation.
o'nsocE TSe rSsh, n,,ear, ,,, S., 20
O COCK anu iast Until ~ O'CLOCK Ihe pro
srainfne' .r,~-oo,
Oyerture-Si Jetais dams
ta} Sarcissns. Neytn
Nase-Biue Danube .-.------. Strauss
INTERh1SS1ON.
Kaisernar.ch --.--.-.--.-..--.--......... wssner
Hs ~ ct,
tal Iraunerei .6chur1 ann
Cb) March-Love Is King lines
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GOVERNOR AND MRS. PEABODY
GIVE BRILLIANT RECEPTION.

Colorados Chief Executive With His Wife Enertains
Distinguished Guests Planters Hote-Members of Board
of Lady Managers, Including Miss Helen Could Assist
Prince Pu Lun Tsee Foreign Commissioners Present
Secretary Taft and General Clafee Attend.
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naccabee. Prepare for Camp.

= -The local Committee on Arrangements for the
entertainment OF the Great Camp Of Knights
on Naccabses os the World. which convenes IN
fer<cr last night About 100 members Of the
committee were present. Colonel Jchn l. Mar
Plans for receiving and caring for the visitors
were discussed IL Il expected that almost
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
wone Ching Ch.n Visits Fair.

Wong Ching Chun. Secretary Of the
Pekin Industrial Institute. and chief clerk
OF the American Legation at Pekin. called
at the Administration building yesterday.
He was introduced by letter from United
States Minister Conger. and Is In charge
of the customs exhibit Of the Chinese In
the Liberal Arts building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03

other business. Mr.. Adams has been With
the company twenty-five Nare. Mr.. Dodd
]. H Hays has been appointed assistant
superintendent Of the Memphis division.
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Fourth Company Beiax orsnnisea.

A fourth company OF Jefferson Guards
Is being organized. From now on those
offenders against the law at the Worlds
Fair, who believe they are immune from
KinssbuSr VIII has % had an Rasrd. sworn 9ns In sa
special officers, with power to make ar
rests The new company will be known as
Company ID. Monday morning the roster
OF the guards contained SO names.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03
Free
Wine

We want % send you FREe. costing you snso-
i1teiy Nothing. trial bottle Of "Drsis's p.
hummins. You know that 'Vay bscs n hinie
times people took wine for The sfomach's s Ne"
iar 1s .snS tn1 msrn sr.pe vine = nes sood either
netto Wine" II vastly diaerent n sn,ss.
gushing from the paim-fruis OF our own sunay
south. It's superb appetizer. tonic ana nerve
thus feeds brain and braVr. It hniiss M.
Athletea and nouYtshea shinkera "
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Buy. the Saline Citizen.
prpr-Br.Ic SPECIAL.

Marshall. Mo. May 2-The Saline Cfr-
Ace was bought from Mr.. Hamill by g. w.
and c. ID. Newton
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ATTENDANCE GOOD
ON SECOND DAY.
countries. who are already on exhibit

Continued From, Pare One.
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These Two Women
Have Been Cured
Of Catarrhal Dis.
eases by using Pc.
ru.na.
They Are Telling
Each Other About
II.
What They Are
Saying May Inter.
est You.
Don't Miss a Word.

First. we will intro
duce the ladies. The one
on the left IL Miss Eve
lyn Morse o. Minneap-
oils. MIMI She resides
At 81 Adams street.
The one on the right Is
Miss Mary Gray OF On
tario. Can. She resides
~ WalEAfxilla
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03

Is also 2 natural medicine. II Is . wonderful
dyspeptic troubles. II positively heals cstarrh
OF nose: throat. stomach or bowels. It re4uIates
perfectly the liver. Kidneys and bladder. For
women IL Is . true God-send. tablespoon dosa
daily cures all those troubles The wine NJ rfch-
sppetixing smack and plucks you up fnstansiy.
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READERS TAKE NOIIcE5sspe,r....::;:: ~:

Wine" Is - cents at drug stores for 3 Iarse
bottle dollar sfze-bus trial bottle 10
sent 70 you free and prepaid II you write for IL
Fer Sale By RAboTEAu Z CO. 7ooN. Bres1wy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-03

The following are the programmes to be
given by Sousa's band In the east band
stand in the Plaza of St Louis to-day.
Afternoon concert from 3 to 8: evening.
$rox, "a ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
In pleitO imp0Gtante

Hoy ha terminado en- la corte de
Distrito el p.eito seguldo por don Juan
Morera Martinez en- representation de
don Manuel Diaz Cam ia, contra la Ad-
miniStraci6n p1bica respccto al des-
inde y replanteo del solar nJlm IA y
Su prolonga cj6n en- el barrio de la
Marina Gitio de Ia Carbonera. Ell
abogado del demandante manifesto Ell
su defensa cue Sc trataba &c contratos
de compraventa en- subasta p1blica
por linderos llevados a efecto por la
AdminiStra ci6n, Ell que 81 bien Sc de
termina uu ndmerc de metros cuadra-
dos. el pliegos de condolences fla G.
pago del Exceso de cabida que
pudiera resultar, 81 pasa de ciento por
ciento de la superfcie total po1 que fue
subastado, y siendo el 10 contra
rio seg1n eXpuso el d e r
verdadera Ley para decidir las cues
tiones litigiosas que surjan entire las
parties acerca de su cumplimento, a
| ell deben atemperarse los Tribunales
el defeusor cit6 en- las diversas cues
tiones juridicas planteadas las DISPOSE
clones legales elias referentes es es.
especial los articulos 228 329, 1928 1228
1880 y 1875 del C6digo Civil y diverse $
sentencjas del Tribunal Supreme; y
demostr6 q. no podia sostenerse y debfa
revocarse Ia resolution administrative
reclamada declarandose con lugar las
demandas por no caber nueva mensu-
ra al'neaci6n despu6s de las subas
taS que tuvieron lugar en- Diciem bre
de 1875 y.IS97 y otorgadas las eScritu-
ras cue aparecen inscritas tempo ha
en- Ell Regstro de la Propiedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
SODpe el inCendiO

Sc comenta que ell organo de los
ac6ltos y funcionarios haya estado en-
desacuerdo con los demas peri6dicos de
San Juan al relatar los hechos del in
cendio ocurrido anteanoche en- San
turce.
Ell p1blico no debe extrafIar tai dis,
paridad de opiniones, pues casi STEM
pre- resulta una resldad ell desacuerdo
del referido organo con la opinion pd.
blica.
Es va un hecho conocido el que Ia
casa que fue propiedad de don Ra.
mon Peha estaba asegurada solo. en-
$1,000 .cuando valfa $r,4oo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29

falta que este termine, es fuer-
"a que aCabe pronto.
La gran leccion pendiente es
de una saludable efcacia y es-
tamos dispuestos a darsela a
quienes la eStan pidiendo a vo-
ces, con su inaguantable pro-
vocaci6n.
Sc nos ha buscado Y nos van
a encontrar.
Y nos van a encontrar como
siempre. Dispuestos d defen-
der nuestro derecho, q hacerlos
valer con entereza y exigir
que sc reSpete.
Con nosotros no rezan las
maxlmas de la mansedumbre,
en- 10 que Sc rehere a soportar
las agres1ones, no.
Responderemos, 81 bien ate.
ni6ndonos a Ia justicia que nos
asiste, llegando hasta ell limite
que nos corresponda en- dereCbo.
Queremos hacer un oscar
mlentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
EStadiStiCa sanitaria

Informe del Official de Sanidad, dt
la Ciudad de San Juan de Puerto Ri
co, por la semara que termino el 2;
de Noviembre 1904.
Clasifcado por las causas de muer-
te.-TuberculosiS pulmonar +, ane-
mia l, pleuro pneumonia aguda 1,
obstruction aortica a I, tuberculosis in
testinal I, bronchitis aguda 1, endo-
cardltis reumatica L, enteritis croni
ca 3.
Clasiicado por tipo -Enfermeda-
des generates 8, Intermediates siste
ma 1espiratorio 2 enfrrmedades Sis
tema circulatoriq 2, enfermedades
sistema digestive 3.
Clasificado POI edad.-De menos
de I'm afIo o, ds cinco a cincuenta
y nueve inclusive 5, de uno a cuatro
inclusive 4, de sesents en- adelante /.
Casos dc enferIledades contagiosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
Mr.. Dexter

Actualmente re esta sufriendo un fuer
te ataque de grippe nuestro distingui-
do amigo ell eminente abogado M. F
H. Dexter, que lleva la representa- ciCr
nuestra en- la demanda que han inter.
puesto contra nosotros los seflores Ba-
lrabeight y Joachim.
La enfermedad, afortunada mente de
poca importancia, que ahora aqueja al
sefior Dexter y que le lmpide por Il
tanto ir a Mayagiiez, hace que no Sc
pueda celebrar la vista del proceso, lt
que lame7tamos profund amente.
Maestro mayor deseo es yer resta
blecido cuanto antes al distinguido lie
trado en- ell que tiene el pueblo puerto
rriquef1o uno de sus mas elocuentes
defensores y uno de sus mejores ami
gos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
Maia 6 maIiciosa
Interpretation

Asf procede cali6carse la que gra-
tuitamente Sc ha dado por sThe Porto
Rico Eagle" del &c del corriente bajo ell
rubro de "Un lfo", mi comunicado
en- La Correspondence" del "a, alu.
sivos los injuriosos ataques Espa-
ia al pretenderse por R. L. defender
al General Morales de las diatrivas
vertidas contra 81 en- eI "Heraldo Es-
pafiol" del 81.
Induda blemente que es aquel peri6.
daco republicano ell 1nico que ha po-
dido, trocando los frenos. dar tai ex>
trana Interpretation al contenido claro
y concise de mi comunicado, el que no
ha sido interpretado en- tai sentldo
por ningdn otro peri6dico, nj por el
mismo autor aludido
Porque ALI Sc expresa claramente
que, identifcandome como era deber-
10 hacer con los mobiles sentimientos
del general Morales, agradecerfa ep
el fondo ST. defensa. la par que la.
mentaba la forma agresiva Espaha
por injusta, extemporanea innece-
saria.
Y digo asf, porque era bastante ci-
tar los hechos y las personals para de-
mostrar simplemente que 81 en- Santo
Domingo hay un presidente que fuG
Cura, tambi6n en- Espafa ha habido
Dlputados Coltes como ell Padre
Puig el obispo Manterola, a3i como
tambien fue Regente del Reno el ce-
lebre Cardenal Ximenez de Cisneros,
mientras tomaba possession del trono
Carlos de Espafia V de Alemania
sin que en- manera alguna deba cen.
siderarse a aquella noble naci6n cul-
pabe de que hubiese habido sacerdo-
tes execrables, del mismo modo que
no pueden ser jamas responsables les
podres de los extravios de sus hijos.
Y por tilIimo NAL puedo haber cen
sufado a K. L. por defender al gene
raj Morales, el que con Ia conciencia
del deber y la dignioad del honor, su.
po virilmente arrostrando la momenta-
nea respiration de amino, defender a
aquel digno primer Magistrate por
medic de energica protesta, contra los
furibundos ataques de Ia mayor parte
de Ia injusta citada prensa local
hgurando como fgur6 en- primer ter
mino The Puerto Rico Eagle" en- su
edici6n del de Junio del corriente
alo.
sepa pues otro peri6dics que no
es siendo extremadamente injusto vic.
Iento, 6 inconciente con el primer Ma.
gstrado de la Repdblica, la adecuada
manera de demostrar los sentimientos
de gratitud adhesion y simpatias de
que hace yanos alardes
~. r.. VNeNlasy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
Retreta
". f.. JNeGtlMG.

En- la Plaza Baldorioty por la Ban
da Juventud del Comercio" mafana
Microbes.
Estreno del Paso doble de cornetas
Pelayo, Anglada.
Danza, Ell Lazo de Orc, Duchesne
Sinfonia de la Opera Poeta y Aldea
no Supp6.
Ell ultimo Chulo, Tango del Auto
movil, Pasa Gale y coro de Bebes, To-
rregrosa.
Ensefianza Libre, Terceto de las Ii
gas, Seguidillas, Tango del Morrongo
GimGnez.
Cuarta Pava1a, Lucerna.
Mazurka Rlsa, Czarina, Delibles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29

tratamiento. ninguno.-Muer-
tos, ninguno.
Summarize N1mero de defunci, mes:
blancos s. de color S. Total 10.
Nacimientos. - Varones: blancos 6.
de color 3. Total o.-Hembras: blau-
cas- 7, de color 8. Total 10. Total
general Io.
Nacimientos muertos. - Blancos O.
de color o. Total o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-11-29
NOta del dfa

oC4d VCA AOS dU1 u1ud Id pOpu'
laridad.
A nuestro lado vuelve a COLO
carse todo ell pals, como en- aque'
Hos d1as en- que experiment0
Puerto Rico una sacudida ener-
gica. hizo un movimiento ms
tintivo de defensa.
Nos envuelve, nos acosa agra
dablemente, la simpatia popu.
lar.
En- torno nosotros y al Illus
ire abogado que ]leva nuestra
representation, Sc han sumado
los elementos que tienen de-
fensas que haCer de sus intere-
ses, todas las personas que ve-
Ian por Ell bien p1blico y por la
riqueza del pals.
Nos sentimos orgullosos.
Y es para clio causa bastante,
el saber que somos objeto de
la simpatia popular, que sc tras.
parenta en- cartas llenas de
alientos en- frases que esti-
mulan nuestras energias para
contlnuar las comenzadas de-
fensas, en- ofre cimientos since
ros. y tan mobiles y tan espon.
taneos, como los del se1ior Dex-
ter, que nos ha dicho que lleva
con orgullo la defensa nuestra
en- ell pleito del cafe, porque al
defendernos q nosotros no hace
otra cosa que prestar garantias
y auxiliOs necesarios a los mas
caros intereses del pueblo puer-
torriquenO.
Con innumerables pruebas,
con exitaciones y aplausos de Ia
opinion a nuestro lado Co1oca-
da, con las hermosas frases de
compaflerismo que la prensa nos
tribute queriendo tomar parte
en- el proceso que sc nos sigue,
con I'm abogado como Mr.. Dex-
ter, yala seguridad que nos ms
pira untribunal tan alto, como
es al que han acudido nuestros
caprichOsos demandantes en-
busca. de veinte v cinCo mil do
liars, con un tribunal asi que es
una garantia y una defensai
con la opinion de nuestra parte,
pero de una manera absolute, la
prensa a nuestrO ladO hermOsa-
n1ente identifcada con la opinion
y con nosotros, la razon y la
Justicia q nuestro lado, y con no,
sOtros tambien ell supreme inte-
res de TN pueblo en- la defensa
de sus intereses mayOres, iba-
mos a juicio compadeciendo la
insensatez de qulen nos brinda-
ia con shs persecuciOnes inaudl.
tas' una apoteosis com pensadora,
de todos los amigosdel pals aso-
ciados.
Pero han surgido incidentes
UnO, el mas lamentable, la do
lenCia que actualmente padece
el distinguido letrado que lleva
nuestra defensa.
Ell Otro es tambien iamenta.
BILE. 81 Dien pertenece a otro Or
den de Cosas.
La demanda, por ellos presen
tada, esta NAL hecha.
No sirve como esta.
Hay que desecharla.
Y este, como Sc We perfecta-
mente, abre TN nuevo plazo de
duraci6n al proceso. Nos suje-
ia a el, cuando esperabamos que
terminara defnitiva Y favora
blemente para nosotros la causa
ComenZada.
Per que va nos ha llegado
cansar la estupenda broma.
Y nos esta molestando la alb.
surda demanda.
Y 81 no han de apresurar bas.
tante para que Ell enojoso asun.
to termine; ST piensan que con
,1r1aiaS " 2anandaS mol bacL