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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
ORGAN RECITAL.

A very pleasing organ recital was glyon
in the Tabernacle at $3.50 last evening to
j. Ross CLARK and party, by Tracy Y.
Cannon, who plays the great instrument
The program which was an impromptu
afiair included both popular and classic
numbers covered a period OF about 10
minutes, and was much appreciated and
highly commended by those present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

she was engaged as house servant in
the family of the generals mother and
has remained in the service Of the FAM
lily without interruption for seventy
years. In this land of frequent domes-
tie upheavals such record seems rec
markablo In the antebelmm days in
the south. however it is likely that
more than one similar case could have
been found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

stimulated IN every conceivable man
ner Never since the foundation Of the
empire has It's dlsmemberment seemed
less visionary Agitation has reached
a point where any change, however VIZ
'al IN Russia's political system would
not be regarded as sensational. The
worlds surprise will come when II is
made certain that the old order Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Turf Meeting Adjourns.

New Orleans, Fb. S--The American
Turf association adjourned today, subject
to the call Of the chairman Campbell
Scott OF Lexington, ny, Walter Farmer OF
Nashville and Humphrey DeYereauX OF
iiot sPtlhgs WJ,t nitge I inclhers on 'ne
yet been appointed. Thomas Cromwell
OF Chicago was selected for the position
but declined II. The executive committee
will select a license committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Results at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. 8. Results;
First race, one milo-Reville won, Ra-
chael Ward second, Merry Acrobat third.
Time. Ji i-b
second race, six furlongs-Vlherine won.
Fox Hunting second, hanger third. Time
lib i-5
Third race one mile--Garnlsh won. IA.
tie Powers second, Lauralghter third.
Tlmo-i!7 as.
Fourth race, Carncal stakes. One.half
Leonard T.oe Haymau won Protcus
second, Nordent third. Tme-,52
Firth race. mile and a quarter-Iady
Mistake won, Caithness second, Royal
Arms third. Time-2.lg as.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Van Slyke, Boxer, Dead,

New York, Feb, 9.--One Of the Oldest
boxers IN the world BENJAMIN Van Slyke
Is dead at his home here. lie was 81
years old, and had been an Instructor In
boxing on Broadway for the last 10 years
His pupils included bankers, brokers, ac-
tors and professional men.
Van Slyke was hale and hearty up 20
within a few weeks of his death and less
than two months ago he accidentally
knocked out 2jO-pound pupil in a friend.
~ bout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
AN INTERESTING DOCUMENT.

Probably the first treaty Of peace to
be typewrtten is the South African
peace document The signatures OF the
Boer leaders form an interesting part
Of IT, They are all in different styles,
Louis Botha's is described as being IN
fine hand, and, though the others ara
somewhat rougher Delarey's is the
toughest Of ALL lie has spelled his
name split into three syllabes--.De la
Rey. Christian de Wet is also spelled
with a small q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Commercial Bowlers.

Tho Commercial league transacted bust.
ness last night with the Hello Boys from
the Bell Telephone company matched
against tho Crystal Cafe bunch The dope
sheet had the Crystals down for easy
money at any odds you might wish. but
there was nothing doing for tho wire
stretchers after the Crystals started doing
business.
The scores!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
SOLDIERS LOST BY SICKNESS,

During the years from 1882 to 1901
the French army lost $1,000 men by ILL
ness, while in Germany the correspond
Ing figure was only $4,000 men. The
cause OF this disparity lies largely in
the effort 10 keep the army OF France,
whose population is 200 900 less than
that Of Germany, equal In size to Ger
many's, the consequence being that
many recruits are accepted who are
bound TO succumb to the severity OF
military life and training.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
WHEN WOMEN
ARE WEAK.
To Any Womanly Sufferer, / Offer a Full
Dollars Worth of My Remedy Free.

only ono woman In rs has perfect
htallh Aud almost all womanly sickness
can DO Traced 10 "a common cause.-The
nerves are weak Not tho nerves YOU
Wd.narlly think ahout-not the nerves
,hoouu govern your movements and your
Blt the nerves that. unguded and On.
huWh, night and day keep the heart I'm
mouon-c1ntrol the digestive apparatus
!Ssuato your llver-operate the Kidneys
iio,." vlyes ON which all the yltat func-
These arc the nerves that worry wears
Wy ana work breaks down.
uVeh no good TO treat the alling organ
er "g FleguiW heart-the disotdered llv-
tdluu IPDeillous stomach-the deranged
eNne9H Ihey are not to blame. But 10
TTa1ck To the nerves that control them.
p91're you viii find tho seat Of the trou.
ANY romedy-Dr Shops RestNatlye--is
Jcoy,.rrS uit OF g quarter century OF en-
d de NE organ or deaden| the pain~but il
Me- 20 az once 70 the nerVe-the Inside
~ lhe power DorVe--aud builds A nm
su6 huenglhens Il and makes IL we'll
'ulI la the end OF womanly weakness
edv 'H''e man million homes my rem
NY known II has cured w0manlv
swneS9kness not once, but repeatedly"
I"on over again. Yet You may not have
s1"lu or lt-or hearing, may have DELAY
vou" uuuDted 50 | make this offer 10
cpss y stranger that every possible ex-
NV 'v ior doubt may be removed. send ma
Tsy y-make me no promise-talte no
M simply write ana ask III Won have
orS,.u ,eu my remedy. I viii send YOU an
baiN, On your druggist FOR a run dollar
stap5,.,ot sample, but the REGULAR
sS1anilard bottle he keeps constantly on he
diii,n,'," inc druggist win require no con.
fnlyg ne VIII accept my order as cheer
big w though you dollar laid beforo
Wu nc VIII send the bin 10 mo
learnW you accept this opportunity 10
h. "a at my expense ABSOLUTELY how in
woatua forever Of all forms or womoniv
npdkne8s-tn be rid NOT oniy 90 III, many
ole but Of the very c9usa gb Jd wy ttou-
w l' Write today. |" P'ouuo-
hook on Dyspepsia, For rroo o.s..
,hook on the Heart. for fuil dollar
hook 3 on the Ridnevs bottle you must
book for Women. sbooan r Rdv D,5g '
BOOK for Men. Raeib eN WE
nook Con Rheumatism state which book
you want
tive IL i' ~ s.,r. WIN Dr. Shops Rostora.
MA treatment IL so. get Dr ave 10
all druggists. ''''''ules are on sale at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Supported by HOrsemen, Real
Estate Men and Merchants in
The Movement.
WANT THE ROAD FOR TOURING.
Nay Extend Macadam Street from City
Limits to lakewood Farm by
Private Funds.

It's right Of way for the bezine buggy
and an It's stray relatives Of the gasoline
power world, that the auto-car cranks OF
Salt Lake are demanding from Salt Lake
Cry for next season. There Is now set
Of four petitions before the committee on
streets Of the city council, which were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
THE BOWLING GAME.
Interesting Night Contest.
HOW THEY STAND.

Tho Independents started seven dollars
worth Of noise last night In their match
game with the Brllliants. I'm the first
game Evans and Howe rolled over 30,
while the others We're quite close, result
But after that, on, what a bump, After
that they let the aggregation Of shlnin,
lights grab two games, winning the
match.
Hore are the scores:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
THE WORLDS RECORD
FOR DOMESTIC SERVICE.

Elizabeth Pulley from whose photo
graph the picture herewith given Is
made holds the worlds record for con-
tlnuous service IN the same family as
domestic. She is In the household OF
General Cornell, a British officer who
lives I'm suburb OF London. In 1894
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
THE POLICE ROUNDUP.
Denver Celebrator Goes Free and Red
man Storage Burglar Pleads,

John Wilson, who was captured after
hard run by officer simpson early
Sunday morning, and who was charged
with attempted burglary, was released
this morning by Judge Diehl.
The testimony of the witnesses
showed only that the glass in the door
of the saloon had been broken by the
man and that when officer Simpson
called upon the man to halt that he
had run from him.
Wilson IN his own behalf, stated that
he had arrived from Denver the slime
day that he was arrested. and that
he had been drinking the greater part
of the day and night and he was
about TO enter the saloon, which WIS
brilliantly lighted by two arc lights,
and in doing so stumbled against the
door and broke the glass. He then
tried the door and found It locked. He
said he was about to go IN and settle
with the saloon keeper for breaking his
door but that he had no idea whatever
Of robbing the place. When the officer
took after him he ran as a matter Of
course without particular reason for so
doing except that It was the first thing
that suggested itself TO him.
Judge Diehl I'm discharging the man
said that he was undoubtedly drunk,
and that a man must be crazy who
would attempt to rob a place 80 well
lighted and open to view from the out
side az this saloon was,
The court burst into uproarious
laughter at the expense Of Officer Simp-
son when the defendant stated. III /
had been In a sober and good condition,
/ guess ] could have been running yet,
IL | had wanted to-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
John L. Improving,

St Louis, Feb. S.--John L. Sullivan,
former champion pugllist, who has been
confined TO his room here for several days
With an aggravated cold, was slightly i'm.
proved today and said that he expected 20
be out again In q few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
80 PER CENT

Of the readers OF the Semi-Weekly
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class OF buyers, can find no
paper IN the West that win serve their
needs so well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Hot Springs Track Frozen,

Hot Springs Ark, Feb S-The races at
Essex park We're postponed today on aC-
count Of the frozen track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
Hoppe Defeats Jacob Sehaefer,

Cincinnati, Feb. S, Willie Hoppe has
defeated Jacob Schaefer, the worlds cham
pon billiard player in this city, at IS
inch balk line, by score Of 900 TO 32l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
INDEPENDENTS.

Totals 81, 1904 $50 9OG-g,17O "a GO u Is
Avorages-Eyans go 10; Howe, 1856 2.3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

The case against II. Il. Murray.
charged with obtaining money by false
pretenses, In selling trunk laden with
cans bricks and a like assortment or
Junk, claiming II TO be silverware, has
been set for Friday afternoon. Attor-
ney Sawyer win then enter and argue
q demurrer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

sixth race, Eve furlongs- Aussu IMAM
won, Sharpboy second, Gladiator third.
Zine :Oe l-5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09
BRILIIANTS.

Totals o. ,,93S so s35--2152 IS 81 "A II
Averages Young, 1872 Ia; Bellingor
40 l-3; Tobin III; Mays, 1872 10: a. w
Smith, ls5 To-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

that General Kaulbars and his 100000
lovies expect to reach the present ter
minus of the Transsiberian railway
some time during the coming summer.
The announcement has been made In
apparent good faith, and the recall Of
the Baltic fleet does not establish its
worthlessness. Under existing condl-
lions land campaign would be Rus
sias dernier resort, But all the rec
ords Of military movements since the
world began teach the fallacy Of put
ting faith IN great armies. Five hum
bred years before the Christian era
D7t'o Pho E.r~ ~ p."eio's famous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

G. II. Kirk. who was arrested by on
Ger Moore IN the Redman Van 4 Stor-
age company's storerooms on West
Temple street last Tuesday night, plead
not guilty 10 the charge Of burglary this
morning before Judge Dlehl, He was
placed I'm custody Of the sheriff In de-
fault OF $500 bail.
Kirk was arrested by officer Moore,
and when searched was found to be
heavily armed officer Moore hearing
a noise IN the storeroom, went inside
and struck a match and demanded his
man to come out The man obeyed
without whlmper apparently so
amazed at the daring OF the officer that
he felt something would be doing II he
did not obey. The officers say he is a
man possessing the hardened face OF an
old time criminal though he Is yet a
very young man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-09

tive II o'ii ~ with Dr. shoop's Restore.
cal troa s sometimes advisable 10 give 10 ~.
Night c,,ulehI IL 30, get Dr. shoop, a
ali drusgis,s Both remedies are on sale af
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-24
Mas detaIIas do IA
tTag8dia del Vier-
nGS.
PTOntO SO daTa d GOUOGGT IN
InDOTtaniIsImO extreme De eSs
ID sSuntO, due daTa G0npIata
luz J sl mayor eOnoGImlantO
do los hGGhOS 0GuTTldOS

En- nuestrs pr6xinaa edicci6n dare
mos & conCcer inportantes extremes
del BiniestrO asunto que he cOnInovidO
tOdas Ias cIaaes sociales de ests ciudad
Y que mRntiene en- gran espec5Rci6n
Los 6nimos.
El Fiscal senior CampilIo ha trabS-
iado ain dejar de mRho al asunto. y
hSr6 una IuminOsa califcaci6n del he-
cho que. como Euede supOnerse. es de
muy dificil Teg0luci6n.
Robusteciendo dates guminiGtrAdcs
por Ella CorresponcenCia0 Rparecen,
81 gun informes obtenidos pOr IN re-
presentant9 nueatTc, ID eiguientes
El RiteFcado que pafece hub0 entire
Ia dtsgrRciRda Vfctims y "a esposo fu6
de 8 g. 8 Y CusrtO de I'd noChe del vier
nes y Comeuz6 On Ia ha bit6ci6n que
ocupR Ii sc fiovs Formcss en- la citada
casa De hu 6spedes. All hAbfa nm ni
no enfermo y SO encontFabR el practi-
cante sefior LlaugeF, toa ID repetidR
3 nora viendo 81 eDferrQo.
A ella f06 la fallecida y estui w sl-
gun tempo allf. AL retirarse al Guar.
TO que oCups sbsn d sefi5r UbarFi y so
espOeR continu6 el alteEcRdo antes ini-
Ciadc, intel viniend0 la &c nora Echeva-
rHia.
En- Il puerta De ID fscaler donde
apareci6 el Cuerpo de u. .interfects. de
encontraba una nuchSchG como de
t'ece nos de edsd, criRda de Ia cAss y
que Sc esta ba peinando. CuHndo ocurri6
ell deggraCi ado sucesO. Esta ha decla.
rado, hl ciendo AclaTaciones imp0r-
tantes.
Sc asegurs que 81 subir de punto 81
aIterc@do entire ambOa eGpoaOS, Ell ma
rido diFiji6 ga manO deFeChs & nm es-
critoPio 8 mueble que exist1a & la de-
reCha de Ia habits ci6n tomsnd0 de 81
ell revolver que apRrecs en- autos. Di-
cha aTn1R es de / sque hay que Gpre-
tar un res0rte que tiene en- ID CulatG y
que siFve de sf guro, para pOder hlCer
los disparOa. PareCe que en- la CoFniss
pArte superior de dich0 mueble. Sc
encontFaron dos naVRiRs de sfeitar y
otra arna blanca, como cuthillo 8 na-
Vsja de Las llamadas de AlbRCete.
ri rumor T6oliC6 pone en- bOCa de IN
deggrnciadR v1ctimR las siguientes fra
Ces: AZ! Jose Mario me h0 na0tGdO v
esas mismas EAreC n constar5n en- las
diligencias sumariales. declaradas por
un0 de los testigOs.
En- los primerog momentos de- consi-
guiente confusion y cuando no apare-
clan testigos del heCho. fn6 desCubier-
to por ell of ,ial de pOIicia que acudi6
al sitiO, y cerca del umbral de Ii puer-
ta de u habits Ci6n donde sc encontr6
el cuerpo. tres horquilIas un diente
de peinilla 10 que hizo suponer hubie-
70 alli alguna persona peinsndose, que
resuIt6 luegO Ia nifla Baltassra, quien.
di6 muchR luz en- las pFimerAs &Veri-
gusciones que SO prscticsron.
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EI d8sgTaGiadO Suc8
SO del Vi8TnGS.
vsrsIonss au8 eIleuIaban sn "a
cIudad.
Ell revolver OGUpad0 GoFel De Ia
Vleilma, ss Do 9 mllinsirOs

De los datos que hemoa pcdid0 re-
coQar. pareCe que al trista fin de Ia se-
fl1ra Fernandez de Ubarri, tnvo au
Origen en- u tarde del VieFnes sant0.
Ella. empefisda en- aesir. seQdn de-
ell. para asiatir les siete palabrAs
6i tratandO de convenceFIa, aunque
in6silmenfe, De que no EaliarR. AZ I'M.
ella pudo mas y Bali6
LueR0 el espOs0 pidi6 expIicaclones
de- Is salida, que ellis rehufa dar asegu-
rahdO que habfs lido 8 Ia cspilla y 81
0bstinalo. insistia an que no.
Elsto undo 81 proy yecthdO vista 8 Gu
ba que u esposa 4 Ultima Eorano que
ria emprender. f16 la causa del DISCUS
to, del altarcado cada vez naa gioientO
que llegando & SD mas alta Tension,
pTpvoC6 el suceso que ya c0noCen los
leGtOres.
En- eI f0rcejeo. que Sc asegura de
p1blico debi6 existir, sali6 81 tirO Que
atFaves6 dc parted parte el cuerpo de
la desgraciada sefi0Ta. In bAla Ie per-
fot6 eli cOraz6n, Ell puIm6n izquierdo y
saliendo del tronco fu6 & pRrar & una
palar ganR que estaba en- Ia habitGci6n.
El revolver ccupado cerca de la in
teffects. tiene nueve milfrnetrCs y eI
Cabo es de nscsv.
Aseg1rsse que ocup6 ID policia una
naVaja y un pufial.
Aseg6rase que Is discussion dur6 lar
90 tempo Y, durante Ia misma. ls mu-
ier llenRba de improperioa 81 maridos
en- tanto que este Be mostr6 en- extreme
prudente, llegando ella & exasperarlo
de tsI modo. que tom6 eI arma " ests
es otra version que cirCuIs) no para he-
rirEs ella sino para aalir Ii Gale y
eDt0nces ella trat6 de arrebAtarle ell ar
ms en- ID lucha result6 el disparo que
ocasior6 ID muer' de Carmen.
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y s0IdadOs.

Aver entire de Ia tarde hubo
una gran 8lsFma entire los vecinOs de
las calles del Sol de Ea Luna. & conae-
CueDcis de IN encuentr0 entire policfas
Y n1ilitRr0s. de que dbm0s cuenta en-
otrO iugar.
Las cArreras Sc sucediernn Ell yer que
n6mero considerable de policiRs cami-
nsba h&cia el Castillo de San Cris-
tobAI.
Creemos que urge que por 81 sefi.r
0lcalde Sc tome una medida or 6rQics,
tendenTe & evitar este cheques. Estes
sucesos OCurren poF ID recommendation
de InUjeFes alf gres que ConstsntP mente
estan escandalizando en- dichR calle del
Sol.
81 esas mujeFes no viYiersn d CercR
del cuSrtel, es seguro que los sOl1ados
no pOdrfan refugiarse con taDta fAcili-
dyd en- sug pAbellones respect vOg, y Q
evitsr1an estos cheques que 8 d larga
engendrsr&n mA!queT enci0 entire d, 8
instituciOnes que pOr gu carscter estan
llamadas estar en- harmoDis.
ST log soldndos y Is poliCfa estSn en-
ContFAdos SQui6n SO encsrga de mante-
ner 81 orden2
Otros lnf0Fmes aseguFan que los sol
dAdos Valentin Ramos SAturnino
Carino. hsn edo denunciados por el
ssrgeDto de guardia en- San CristobaI
& Ia antoridad militar competente. por
hsber abandonado sin permiso dichs
gusrdi0.
Oaofre Aponte se ibforms esta de-
nunciado & lac autoridAdes ordinarias
p aggression yGc mstimiento I guar JIG
BAez. y & Is vez denunciado en- union
de los psisanCs Julio Colon y Jol6 We
ga. por falsa representation.
81 billets falso obra en- el JuzeAdo
Municipal. 10 mismo que Les csjas de
gaIletaS. todO 10 cual fu6 ocupRdo por
% policfa.
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TeatraIeS.

ST 81 s6bado hojos estuvieron 1blico
y Rrtist4e. ell domingo estes 6ltimOs lc-
graron pTesentaF un trAbsjo faO, en-
que hubo ekfuarzoz y buena voEuntad
En- Ia 0Se5ecjtG cant6 con nucho
gast0 y aims. Ia 81 fioTita MateO.
Luci6 no solo ga voz sin6 su pAlmito
rollizp y bien modeIado, haciendO un
(fsial de h1ssres con circunstsrCisa.
En- SLa fiesta de SRn Ant6nD hiCie-
ron ID b deicias del respectable. X val.
60 81 ebSch6 La obrita estS s0tu, ada
de chistes. que las peFsonss del p6bliCo
aCcgah con bulaG y risiloquiO.
Rsmfrez cGTdatteTas6 su pRpei 2pare.
Ciendo asf como nai9tu de g0U45U y
Venez9lano, 0uesi
Terfa petrifc0do -. de risa6 to-
do psi arO.
Vizesrrondo. Montesinos. Marzan".
PousaI fueron muy ap'Gudidos.
Las decOTaciones de 6ncGggO. PA
que TeFienten de envidiR las de "a grr n
Opera De Paris!
La st fiorita Duefio, ID sefiorits Puch
y l&s dam6s sefInrit&s y Ii sefI0rR Bx-
llesterqs Y 81 se I9r Franco y Ell at nor
Garcia Sandoval. etI 6terB, seg5G pG-
lido ca anto de ellos pudiera decir.
El / 6blico no 3ebe olvidsr que dom
de se pasan horss de gerdGderO so1dg es
siempre On ell teatro de San Juan, s1n
On el paTo@isnao en- que Sc encuentFa.
Hay que corresponder & los esfuar-
zos de huestrOs artistas, como cor mu-
chisiml iuaticia dicen los flarm6ricos
de Ia pEenBa.
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C8lebTando en- IJs
Baia 10 ''tfiunto
n8Sp8FadO.
Hay aIIi IN iFIa1ViTatO que ha
sldO azOto del pueblo.
Sc atlfna que Sc VaElfleaTa0
trasladOs en- "a p0Iicla.
(De aesegtro Cogresp0nsagl.

Abril 21.-EI are6psgo republican,
de este pueblo. tan pronto tuYo COMO
cimiBnto de su apGTente 8 lneeperaoo
tFiunf0 electoral, deabord6so en- mani
fsstaciones de aIegIfa, celebr0 al
Tote que Ia indiferencia gubernamental
le regals ba.
Ed naturaI; elIos, como nOsotFcs,
crefsn de buena f6. que Sc NOS haFia
insticia Immediate en- nuestras reclamR-
clones. s5judicandonCs 81 t1iunfo que
Iegslmente nos Corresponds y CORES
ponde.
Les republicanos descor f4ban nnu-
cho de los resuItados que l6gicamente,
hubieFan podido surgir de la vallante
protests que el juez de nuestr0 paFtido
eIeVara al Consejo Eiecutivos p0r cuy&
protesta pFocedfa un examen nlnu-
Cioso de lss 108 papeletss rechE zadas,
y IN recuento legal.
Mas, al yer eIlos que 81 CoDeejo
se hizo el sateoo y que uns petici6n que
formCI ISr8mos, posteriormente. an
CsntFc judicial, nos fu6 negsda, echg-
ron los campsnas & vuelo y Celebraron,
muy satisfeChos. una de las much3s
iDjustiCias que en- Puerto Rico se CO.
meten.
Pero 70 contaron entonces con 10
rebsjR del ito PaCo. que en- f0rma de
otros rtcurBOs iudicisles. presentation
ee en- breVe ante eI tribunal corresp0n.
diente ettos G1suqac5OS (n0 de MIR.
Charles) les tienen algo pFeCcupados.
-Dfcese, que oil tOmar pOsesi6n de
sus carg9s los furciOnari0s electos por
gGb, rnador para fOFmRr 8 rsconati- :
tuir eate municipio seran nombradOs
funcionaFios aubalteFnos, los MEM
bros de un tTiunvirat0 que ha sidO ell
aRote de este pueb'o o de toda sdmi.
nistraci6n prC comunsl. ST reeultase
veFdad estO, tendrfamos que Convenir
en- que los repu blicanoss0e squ1 tienen
pCco sentidO Com1n y mucha despreo-
cupacl6p.
Elcargo de aIcalde. seg6n Ii actual
ley de consolidation de muDicipi
apaFejA tsmbi6n 81 de TesoTero: y es
costnmbre. que en- susencia del Rlcal-
de. el BecretRrio es quien manejA ell
cotGrr0
Si ell secretario no reune les condi-
clones de moFslidad Y de honradez q me-
CesariAs en- todo cargo pdblico 8 pri.
N8uUS pQUE410 QGE4VGEs0 GOu66GQOAS48o
funestss en- ell caso cOntraFio. que dR-
Tfan d trsste c9n Il ipteQridad de los
fondos del prOcom6n. no sin grave res
ponsabilided para el administrator de
los intereses del pueblo.
ST resultase cOnfrmado ell runnoF
popular, hablaremos alto y claro.
En- nueetvO cumDlimiento de infor-
mado es de ID opinion r6bliCR. dire
mos Ii verdad escueta. atsni6ndOnos &
testimonies iFrecusables que no deie.
ran Iugsr dudas.
Dfcese que en- breve SO verifcsran
aIQunos traslados en- el personal que
forma eI sub -puesto de poIicfa en- este
pueblo; 81 tal Ocurriese, 10 lamentaEfa-
mos profundamente, pues tanto el sim.
pstico corporal como sus sub8IteFnos.
observan desde au lIegsda. una conduc-
to c0rrectfsims v, en- cusntO ell cumpIi
miento de sus deberes policiac0s son
intachabIes.
Encn6btrase erferma de aIg6n
cuidado. dofR Agustina EnriQuez de
Romero.
Haoemos votos por So prOntO resta.
blecimiento.