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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

such a shout q exultati0n rs brought
all the kggards squirting mp. and they
dashed toward me. making sure OF
their capture.
But | was ready. aud. picking my
way along the zigzag sides Of the 6r
wool there. l carried out the plan | had
formed. At the bottom Of the valley.
between the haunch and Dandy Chine.
lie the Quaymire woods. as nasty aud
dangerous a bit Of country as the name
could moan, and into this | purposed to
lead them by degrees. NoIl and l knew
the way we'll enough. but it was an
other case with the fellows who were
after me. l led them on. keeping in
sight till they were well into the mid
die Vt the woods. and when l reached
| the sudden turn by Dead Mans c .ner
gave Noll his head. and away we flew
| along the narrow track. leaving the
mei doundering in the quasmire. call
| ing to one another aud shouting and
o:thinS finely.
We were soon clear OF. and. urging
the Oil horse to his utmost efforts.
healed in the direction Of HardinSc
and ratified hol.le ut q pace which
would have surprised the soldiers In
decd could they lave seen it.
Once at HariinSe ! changed my cos.
tune rapidly. while another horse was
sat....lel. and then galloped back
through the night TO LanstOn. | was al
anxiety to know how matters had sped
there in Wy absence and hoped indeed
that Master I.ovclacc had already been
released ard was away with youns
Goriianl. us l had arranged.
En-. TO NY chagr.a ily ruse had beer
but BAY 4 SUCCESS. Captain Hilary
ant Sir burton were still ut thu
Grange and in the hall awaiting the r..
turn 81 the troopers with their captive
\ number OF the guests had arrives
and were grouped about in the rooms
and hail looking nightly Ill Mt cas-
and uncomfortable. while Awdrcy wa!
far more distressed than before and
had Eccn weeping.
You have been away. Sir Godfrey: ?
said the captain.
II am not ware that I am your pris
oncr or accountable to you for m!
movements" answered brusquely
II Think you have carried this farce fl
enough. In truth. l Snail bold you re
spOnsiilc for the outrage to which
have been subjected. Because l cllos
to leave here and gallop to Harding
for a change OF costume Jour fellows
forsooth. must needs come ~clatterinI
after me. firing their muskets and az
tua;Iy putting sny life to the hazard
Youth lind them now hard stuck in tn
bogs on the other side Of Mutt'ebur,
haunch. But the thing Is intoierablt
Cons. .Awdrey. le. Us 60 to the guest
and leave this gentleman to do hi
will"
The captains face darkened as I sal
this. while Sir Burton Prendergas
. gave me m ugly. sneering look. An
when Audrey put her hand on my arr
she showed in her fingers a slip Of
note and whispered. "Take II. Dar
GER"
"Thls farce has gone Tar enough. 81
Goehrcr. as ron say" cried Prende4
!. 3 o;.Y angry and coming to II
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eottin1 - sssry : S16 was -
- wAethae = y6nt his angee -
|20n6 ~ Dugtoa
..I6oe0 - some - tAefs. I k1ew.
said the lattsr. tryino to blur It o..
DE l understand that you make N
insinuation Of falsshood against ~.
Dir Burton Prendsryast?" I asked, fac
Ing him and speaking stsrnly. THE
matter IL now personal to me-" And,
not relishinE my stare and having ne
stomach fer . quarrel. he tinched aAd
with u shrug a the shoulders saA to
the officer:
II am very sorry. Captain Hilary. bst
It seems l was wrong"
what do you propose to do next.
captain:" l asked. I'VE are at your
commands, hut you will understand
that our Christmas keeping Is not like
" to he the plerrisr for any prolonginy
Of this matter"
II shall hold you responsible for this.
Sir Burton. You have kept me here
while things have been arranged for
the prisoners escape. l withdraw my
meu aud shall make my report" Thus
the interfering bully found himself
PROSTATE between the two Of NJ and "A
danger Of kicks from us both. III the
prisoner was In cOncealment, there and
you knew 1t you have prevented ny
capturing him. Why didn't you tell ne.
air."
smiled at this turn. but It was nat
our cue to let the captain believe W
had eve concealed any one.
"Kest your mind easy and do net
blame even this mcddling mischief
maker causelessly. We have no n ut
the Grange whom we wish to conceal"
And this was true. for by this time
Master I.ovelacs was well On his way
to the boat.
Captain Hillary went away then.
gruuihiin. and slnarting with the irri-
| tation Of Il ma who feels he has been
| tricked. but cannot lay finger On the
proof. and as Dol ~ he was gone I
| signalcl to .Awdrey and Gorham to
lead the guests away while l detained
the cowardly traitor who had come -
near to causing seriou mischief.
"A word with you. Sir Burton" I
said shortly. You have acted tonight
the part Of n coward and a spy. and IN
doing it you have cast imputations on
me. Tonight l do not make II q per-
sonal E~:.a:ter. but tomorrow. II you are
still in the county Of Sussex. or II with
In six months you show your face here.
give you my honor that l will horse
whip you frat and shoot afterward. You
know whether l am q man to keep my
word"
lie turned paliid with fear, said not
a syllable and without more than one
sneak;ng. furtive. frightened look ut
me SUNK away aud tie next morning
left the country for his health's sake.
was still lettering In the hall when
Gorham came and told me how he had
managed to get Master Lovelace away.
and ~ l was praising him fer bis
smartncss Awdrey came.
lis all safe now GeoffreyT
Eyes. sweetheart: you can dance with
q free heart"
"A free hearth she echood, playing
on my words and smiling.
$50 far as NIL that Is Concerned"
".All that was very terrible while Il
lasted. I:ut you did splendidly."
"A penitcnt had to earn his forgive
ness. Awdrey. Is it earned:"
Not quite earned yet. You gave me
up very readily to Sir Burton, you
know" she cried and withdrew the
hand she had slipped into mine. moved
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and II he does net shew among the
guests suspicion viii be aroused. while
IL he doss he may b recognised and we
shall b ruansA."
HE must be away, sweetheart. I
can do II. Why didn't Sir Guy come to
met"
Because yeu m not with - IN
this"
True. am no JacObitc. but when
was a Hardinge not with I.anston in
IN hour Of trouble? But I can do 1t.
I will"
II knew you weuld." And she smiled
40 she laid her hand in mine.
II see It" l exclaimed as a thought
struck me. iii to Shorcham and
charter q vessel from old Nick Naselby
there, and well have her on the coast
BY dusk tomorrow and Il boat in Mas
ter's cove down by Danclicr's gully.
ready manned fer Master LOvelace by
then. Let him keep close till then
nay. batter, let HIN ride away openly
this afternoon and return secretly after
dark, then lie here hidden till the NOR
row 1t dusk. I'll be here to guide him.
and IL We don't trick this Prendergast
writo me down fool"
"Where q We hide him, Geoffrey?'
cried Audrey n~ervously. If any one
should come they will surely find him
here"
"No one win come. sweetheart. And
II they do have you not the safest hid
| Ing place In all the three kingdoms.
here in this very hall! 1t is not the
| nrst time old Sir Guy has served aud
saved the Lanstons. Where are your
obarp woman's wits, dearestT'
'Of course. I had forgotten the
! bronze horse" And she smiled.
The statue was. Ia truth. q hiding
place OF the best. In the troubles OF
| the civil war the Lanst0n of his day
had conceived . cunning arrangement
by which arms and ammunition and a'
need q fugitive royalist could lie hid
den in the great horse. BY Q shrewd
e~ontrivance the legs Of the knight
swung on hinges and covered q space
large enough to admit n mans body
the entrance being concealed by thu
armor q the knight and the trapping
of the horse. and means had been de
vised By which air could be admittet
through the joints Of the armor.
lost no time, but rode OF At ono
IN my GRAND. I had but little dificult!
n providing the needed vessel and al
ranging among my own men for tn
boat to be in readiness at Master
cove, aud, late though 1t was, I rattle'
to I.anston 70 tell Awdrey that all wa
well.
But Sir Burton P~rendergast was no
a yindictiye malignant for nothing. an
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eaneed : llttIo treueie g
n6o6DMapas ~ 49,
- bring a. many 81 them - !
NNpu fSpm ~ Grange. It was
to let them think that they
eduh catch me, but this had eonse-
Quences Of q different kind. Those who
could not take the leap stopped to
empty their muskets after me. and
then. finding the gate. they came
streaming through.
Old NOll had little relish for the
shooting. and when n OF the balls.
from an accidentally well aimed shot.
came ripping and singing close to his
ears he shook his head and plunged
forward as though impatient to be out
Ct range.
1t was u new sensation to play the
part Of the fox in the hunt. but l had
no qualms about the result.
I went easily across the great park.
therefore. dropped into Winthrop lane
ut the end. ratified across Twinbury
Common and skirtcd the three cOrneret
copse, being careful all the time IL
keep rs much in sight Of the hounds as
the fast darkeninx evening would al
low.
Once l played a trick on them and
let them come almost upon me. | hal
brcathed old NOll up the steep side OF
the haunch. and one across it | dis
/ mounted and waited for my pursuers.
On catching sight Of me the men raised
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
|SLA De CULEBRA
Sc estan hacienda las gestio
mes necesarias para edifi-
car ALI un pueblo.
APR0BACION OFFICIAL
Los propietarios Antonio Lr-
go y Felix Ayala ceden te-
rrcnOs con este fin.

Sc estSn hacienda gestiones para
levantar un pueblo on Ia vecina isla
de Culebra.
Un propietario de Culebra, don
Antonio Lugo, ha cedido terrenos ST.
suados junto q la ensenada para que
sa tracen en- ellos GALES y plazas J Sc
construyan editioios pdblicos, reser.
v&ndose el derecho de cobro por sola-
res para casas de famiIia y estableci-
mientoS de negoclos.
Don Felix Ayala tambi6o propie-
tsrlo de aquella iala, da el terreno pa
"a una metropolis.
Como dichas donaciones est&n fue
ra de la zona naval no hay obstaculc
oinguuo para d proyecto de que se
trata y ell gobiern2 10 acepta en- todas
sus parties.
Ell Attorney general examinara los
tftulos de propieda1, para yer 81 estan
en- regta, los tltu!os de prOpiedad de
los tarrenos que caden los se1ores Lu-
go Ayala.
En- el presupuosto general hay f.
lada una cantidad para gastos de una
alcaldfa en- Culebras.
Es de desear que Sc realize cuanto
ante. Dlcha isla obt9ndria una gran
mojora en- todos sentidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
.EMULO De HERCULES
Da cazs, en- Espaf.a, a tres
enormes osos, ahogando
uno entire sus brazos.
GIGANTE ARAGONES
Leyendas y fabulas. de hercu-
leas hazalas, convertidas
en- viylente realldad.

FL celebre Sgigante aragoness ha
realizado hace POGO en- los montes de
Salient, (HueSca) una hazaila digna de
fgurar al lado de los fantasticos ira
bajos de Hercules.
Sali6 de caza don Fermin Arudi
Ique asl Sc llama ell <buen mozoS de
Arag6nl los montes de la citada vi
LA, armada de un magnltico fusil Mau-
ser, regalado por s. NJ. la Reina.
Durante su correrfa cineg6tica, ell
gigantic aragon6s di6 caza & dos enor
nes osos que han pesado diez arrobas
uno y se's otro,
Satisfecho con ell resultado de su
caceria, Sc disponfa nuestro heroe q
regresar al pueblo, cuando Sc lie pre-
sent6 un tercer oso en- actitud de AGO.
meter al gigantesco cazador. A este
Sc le habian acabado los cartuchos, y
solo podla utilizar ell fusil para esgri-
mirle como, en- trance parecido, cuen-
ia la fAbula que esgrimi6 su maza al
mitol6gico matador del leon de Ne
mea.
Ell Goliat aragon6s temi6 acaso
por los desperfectos que pudiera su
frir ell precioso fusil, recuerdo de la
generosidad regia, y dejando a un la
do ell Mauser, empez6 una lucha YER
daderamente <gigantescaS y cuerpo &
cuerpo con ell feroz plantlgrado, al
que sujet6 entire sus poderosos brazos,
dominaEdolo, arrojandolo en- terra Y
poniendo Tin a la terrible lucha con
una pu6alada que remat6 a la ie
ra.
Tai es la haza1a de este Hercules
modernO, cuyO triunfo Sc ce' ebra co
menta pOr toda la provincial de IIues
ca, que cuenta entire sus hijOs un hom.
bre de tan extraordinarias facultades
fisicas que permiten aSeyerar, que va
no podran ser reputadas de Giant sti-
cas- luchasS las que ell naturalista
Brehm describe a referir la ca2a del
oso en- Espana, y que han Waldo al
notable viajero publicista aeni6n
as censuras de la crltca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
NOTAS De HUMACAO

Hoy empezaron los juicios por
fraudes electorales.
Sc acuss 4 Antonio G arcia Casta-
non de haber Dorado de la lista de
votanteS en las elecciones pasadas,
porque segdn su opinion hsbfa muerto,
& Victoriano Perez.
Sc procede la celebration del
juicio, por el Tribunal de Derecho,
que elijiera ell acuaadc. Despu6s de
"a rrrribs rEs EfrpEJlo mes De-
fiscal especial senior Wilcox y del abo-
gsdo defensor senior Tous Soto, ell
Juez Hervin le declsr6 culpable del he
cho que Sc le imputs ba, designsndo el
viernes treinta eel correr to para pro-
nurciar la seutsucis.
-Se procedi6 la celebration de
otro iuicio contra ell mismo iudividuc
por haber eliminadO maliciosamente {
ilegslmente de dicha lista al indlvi-
duo Vicente Cssilla, Ell rrosesado st
declsrs culpsble.
A eate ciudsdano Sc le siguen die
nrocesos por delitos de la misma es-
'cie.
-Nuestro Alcalde Sc propone re
formsr Ia poblaci6n. e. dfa p Sc h zC
la prueba del nuevo alumbrsdo COZ
cuatro bombas de gasolina que dar
excelepte resultado, = con este o,iyC
pedira dit1 seis bombillas mss par,
que hays luz en- nuestro pueblo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
NOTAS De AIBONITO

Desde que SO instal6 en- este pue
hlo la Aneaua Gommiot9a, han side
reeonocidos y tratados 1912 irdiyi-
luos de smb IS sexos. EA stem actual
nente i5 en- ol hospital
Han sldo ncmbrados m6dicos
RESIDENCES Dc hne9oa CouuatSsoa, 10,
doctores Csnino y DueHo. Este iu
mo llegara a4uf el %, con ell fin Dc
tomar possession de gu car 90. LIE ac, n.
1aiara su se5ora esposs, Sc hcspe-
laran en- 81 ho;el 3 rioqueu de nrcs.
tro amigo amigo B5cerra, dorde ys
,ienen habitaclones.
La po.ioa insular de este ru,s.
70 81 mando del cabo sshor Pad,d, ba
.apturado a cqatrero hIonserra.e n q.
.es, uaturbl e San Lorenzo, hab.6t.
iole ccupade ia cabalIo robadJ .r
'oan o q ola =, al comerc ante dor
clio K d euez.
Tdmhi5n ha rrast4do diez seryi
'ios, eich, licfa. Garslle Ia iema
- anterior
~ sf6.r Jaez municipal de { a
gey c'ieh'd aatf hoy l. joiclos, ab
'olyierd 3"s irdividuos, decla
'sndo eupahles a It, de- los cualeI
los foeoa coudenst0s a 30 dias d,
srabsIos taIza ios.
a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
SUBMARINES FRANCHISES

IIa cauSado sumo inter6s en- CIR.
culos navales de Francia, la noticia
de que los japoneses usarOn submari-
nos en- ell combate de Tsu>hima
En- Tol0n Sc h'cieron eXperimentos
estos dias que demuestran la superio
ridad de los submarines franceses y
de los que tripulan sobre todas los de
Su clase en- ell mundo En- un espacio
completamente pequeho, man obraron
cinco submarines vigilados muy de
cerca por scis torpederos La tempe
ratura era buena, con un mar compile
tamente claro, y este no obstante, los
torpederos no pudieron sehalar ell pa
radero de los submarines Ell result
tado fue doblemente satisfactorio con-
siderando que dos de los submarines
eran el GnStQrc Iedi y el Gl0Hote los
primeros construidos en- Francia
Este resutado forma gran contras
te con q SiniastrQ- -acaecldo "a -SQA1ua-
rino ingles s.l :, cerca dc Plymouth,
pereciendo catorce personals en- un bu
que construido hace menos de un aho,
otro ocurrido cerca de Palermo, don
de Sc hundi6 un submarine italiano,
con p6rdida de seis hombres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
VAPOR II CARACAS y

Pasaeros llegados en- el dIa Dc
aver procedentes de New-Gork
Mrs ]. G. hernandez, mr. T.. Ne-
mandez, mrs J NJ Margeson, Master
9. Bralcott, mr. j Pons, mr n. &
rbarri Mrs c. VI. Lipp, mr. G v.
Johnson, mr. N A Torregrosa, mr. j.
c. Musser, Mr. 4 Santrs
Mr.. w, Cullen, mr.. L Marli1ez
miss. E. STEELE, mr.. James Clhyell
mr.. Antonio Clavell. mr. S. ADsua.
tegui, mr. j Quevedo, mr.. r. Yer
CUR, mr.. s. NJ. Montesinos, mr.. s.
Yudar, mr.. 7 Schroeder, miss J Ss
ralt mr. P. Paul mr. NJ. a. Lczada
mis-. E Snimisr, mr. y mrs. T. Mar
ciano , children, miss s. Herman
dez, mr.. R. Hernandez, mr.. z. NJ
Johnson, miss, E. Marglsop, miss W
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
RE-AH0RCADO

Harvey Smith, John Collier VIII
Jackson, de color, fuerou ahorcados
en Decatur, Alabama, oil viernes; los
dos primeros per haber asesln ado
una ioven y el tercoro per matar q un
polic(a que quiso prenderle.
La cuerda usada para Lmith Sc
rompi6 al caer 10 trampa bsjo el REQ y
este, Vi6ndose en el slelo, emp ez] a
gritar 4, Gracias d Dios que estoy
libre; ST, estoy libr, > Medic muerto
como eGtaba, le leysl taron del suelo,
le puAieron otra cutlla le ahorca.
ron sin misericordia. No So quiso.
pues, reconocer la Intervention de Ia
providencia diviua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
N0TAS De Ia HUELCA

Los trabaj jadores hue]guiStas de,
muelle, nombraron una couisi6n de su
seno encargada de reoolectar fondos
para ell sostenimiento de la huelga.
Las cantidades suscritas hasta
aver, son las siguientes:
LIS torcedores de los tallares de
ola Colectivas, *7l.77j.
Don Ceferino del Vale sus ope
rarios, $l.95.
La Union de torcedores nGmero
AGO, 81 30,
Don Gabriel Ayala y don Rafael
Arias, - ceLtavos.
Don Dionisio Trigo, 25 centavos.
Don Manuel RolSn, p centavos
Don Mauricio Millfn, p ctys,
Los huolguistas recibier ON un
telegrama del plesi 'ente de la Tn on
de marinos, de Fa jardo, don Francis
CO Morf, dandoles cuenta de haber
sido preso en- aquel pueblo, con mott
vo de disgustos personales que tuvo
con ell representante alf de la Ncm l'orb
x Porto Rico Steamship Co0pdnH
La question, segun nos informan
los obreros, PROVING de haberse ne.
gado los cargadores dc mueIlc tt,c.
tuar las operaciones de descarga de
uno de los buques de la compahia Dc
clarandose en- huelga general
-Contindan trabajando 4 bordo
del vapor PHeto Rico los braceros
contratados en- Porce por agentes de
la compahia, y traidos san lnan.
Nos informan que alguroS guar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
Il MAYOR INGENIO

-----f1u-rt65 -----ff1u nj seett Company &c
dispone & fomentsr ell mayor ingenio
del mundo en- la bahia de Nipe Cuba,
La m&quinaria que para dicho ipge'
Mo se construye es admirable, hs
costado la suma de ocho millones de
pesos,
La Compa1ia posee treinta mil
acres q prop6sito para ell cultivo de
la cana Sc propone inyertir y NIL
llones de pesos en- esa empresa para
ell aho pr6ximo
Sir William van Horne, es uno
de los capitalists iLteresados en- Ia
proyectada 6nca szucsrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
AMERICA LATINA
Familias russs a Panama. :
lnsurrecci6n en- la Argen-
tina. Emprestito.
NOTAS De CHILE
Mlnas de carbon de piedra.
Aranceles del Brasil. -Obras
en- Rio Janelro.

Una comlsi6n de agentes, que ira
bsja en- iDteres de emigrantes de Ru-
sis, esta exsminaudo terres en- el in
terior del istmo de Panama, cen OBJ
iet0 de tvaar f4milias russs & ocupar-
las. EL Presidente Amador eata ha.
ciendo todo' 10 possible por fscilltar
estos srabajos.
La reciente insurrecc On en- Ia
provincial de Santiago del Estero, re-
pdblica Argentina, iunto con otras
ocurrencias, ha demostrado clara
mente que hay IN movimiepto en- pie
contra el gobierno provincial (?), apo
yado por el ex.Presidente Roca.
Peri6dicos importantes, adictos
al Presidente Qlintsna hasta shora
han carbiado de actitud y le repro.
chan de no cumplir sus promesas de
dar al pals un buen gobierno cor stt-
tuciopal. La aituaci6n politica no es
de 10 mas brillante.
-Circula el rumor de QUE el GO
bierno peruano ha negociado un en-
pr6stito de s.. 900 600 en- los Estados
Unidof.
Ell gabinete chileno ha hecho di
miai6n q consecuencia de un incidente
trivial, 10 que undo q la aperture de
las C.maras, da comienzo a una nue.
va. crisis con gran perjuicio q los In
tereses del comercio y al desarrollo
del pals.
Ell Emperador Guillermo ha in
vitado al buque escuela chilleno Gene'
raj BdquedaH0 para asistir la gran
revista raval en- Agosto. Ell buque Sc
halla actualmente en- viaje & los ESta-
dos Cnidos.
Ell gobierno chileno Sc propone
pedir autorizaci6n a las Camaras para
negociar un emprestito de SIT 600, ,00C
orc, destinado q la construction de ur
gran ferrocarril longitudinal desdt
africa q Puerto Montt.
En- la provincial de antin-Chi'
le : Sc han descubierto inmensos yaci
mientos de carbon de piedra. FL ver-
bon os de primera clase Semejante a.
de Gales lnglaterra.
En- 10 sucesivo, todas las mer
canc1as eXtranjeras que vayan al Bra.
sill quedaran sujetas un derecho adj
cional de puerto equivalence al por
ciento de los derechos arancelarios vi.
gentes.
La casa Rothschild, de Londres
Sc encargara de la emission del empires
tito destinado q las obras del puerto
de Rio Janeiro. Ell empr6stito ha side
favorablemente recibido en- Londres J
en- otros mercados.
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dias ipsulares rodean q los braceros
del sur.
La actitud de los huelguistas de
San Juan, que ascienden q cercs de
cuatrocientos, continGa siendo pacf-
flea, manteniendose dentro del maj
perfecto orden.
Los yapores de la Rcd ID Line
philadelphia y sCaracasS hicierop
aver gu descarga, sin ningdu entorpe-
cimiento.
Sc utilizsron por la referida COM
pafifa unos noventa hombres de San
Juan, pagandose los preeios de jornal
que solicitsron.
Ain ocupan por complete el
muelle los bultos descargados del CAR
kadia, y del sPonce,.
--Varios comerciantes, en- vista de
In gravedad del conhicto, SO reunie-
ron & las tres de la tarde en- ell salon
de sesiones de la Camara de Conner
clio.
Despu6s de algunas lmpresiones
cambiadas entire ell representante de la
compshfa de vspores, senior Latimer,
invitsdo al scto, y los demas sofores,
quienes expusieron el psrjuicio inmen-
so que la huelga de los carreros eau
saba q sus intereses, Sc acord6 nom
brar una comisi6n de sells comercian
tes, miembros de la Camara, para que
SO entrevistara con los jefes de los
huelguistas & fin de venir un acuer-
do defnitivo, que de al asuuto, favo-
rable para todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
FUERA DEL vATICANO

Persiste el rumor dc que 81 Papa
tntenta pasar ell verano on Castel G an
dolfo en- compahia del cardenal Merry
del VAL secretario de Estado Este
no.ilterrumpira el encierro vounta-
rio del Pontffice, pues aunque Sc halla
como a veinte Kilometres del Vatica-
90, CaStel Gandolt0 esta en- terrenos
asignados q la Santa Sede, Dicele
que Sc le prepared hsbitaciones que
"a pnlicla italiana estudla modidas
para proteier a ST. Santidad 81 resuel-
We pasar 4 CaStel G audolfo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
MINISTtRIO HUNGARO

Sc ha tornado un nuevo ministe-
rio para Hungria, baj la presidencia
del general baron FeJeryary
FL ministerio es de circnnstancias.
habi6ndose negado a tormar uno la
mayoria parlamentaria
Con tai motiyo esp6ranSe escenas
tnmultuosas en- Ell Parlamento y hay
aprensidn de que Ia corona intente
establecer una dictadura militar en-
Hupgria,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-30
PARA HONRAR A CESPtDES

Fl ayuntamiento de Ia Habana,
acaba de votar una moci6n del Joven
CONCEAL senior Piheiro, pidiendo un
cr6dito de 1000 dollars, con dcstino a
la suscripci6n pjblica, para erigir una
est tua al heroe de lara, Carlos Ma.
nuel de CGspedes.
Entire el personal de algnnas ofci-
mas del Estado Sc agita la idea de ce-
der un dia de haber con destino los
fondos de la suscripci6n nacional para
la estatua de Cespedes