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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
ROOSEVELT TALKING PEACE.
HAS TWO CONFERENCES WITH
THE JAPANESE MINISTER.
Belief That He Is Trying TO Learn Japan's
Terms IS . First Step Toward Ap-
preaching Russia on tho subject Of
Ending the War-Takahira's statement

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Kogoro Takahira,
the Japanese Minister, called on President
Roosevelt this afternoon. He was asked
afterward as to the prospects OF peace be-
tween his country and Russia. There Is
nothing to be said about peace he re-
piled. "Al this peace talk Is mere gossip.
Russia must have time to think the matter
over, to consider the situation In all its
phases. Then there may be some grounds
for talk Of peace. but now there rs none.
In reply to another question, Minister
Takahira said that he had not told the Presi-
dent what terms OF peace settlement would
be acceptable to Japan. Japan has not de-
cided upon any terms. he said.
Much significance Is attached to the fact
that Mr.. Takahira had second talk with
the President this afternoon. MIR. Taxa
hira has intimated that Japan would not
insist that Russia make direct proposal
for peace to the Toxic Government, but
would be willing to receive overtures through
a mediator. There has been a general be-
lief among diplomats here that the Ameri-
can Government would have a large share
in bringing Japan and Russia together
and the knowledge that President Roose-
welt stands ready to tender his good offices
at the first available opportunity serves
to give significance to the conference be-
tween the President and the Japanese
Minister this afternoon, following as 1t did
another conversation to-day and several
visits made to the White House by Mr..
Takahira since the news of the Japanese
naval victory was received.
There Is suspicion here that the Presi-
dent is endeavoring to obtain from Mr..
Takahira a statement Of the terms upon
which Japan will treat with Russia, with
the object of making them known to Count
Cassini, the Russiah Ambassador, when
he visits the President this week to take
his leave before departing for Europe.
Should Count Cassini learn Japan's terms
he would OF course Immediately telegraph
them to his Government and thereby pave
the way for negotiations between the bel
ligerents through third party.
With other members of the Diplomatic
Corps, MI Takahira was invited to the
White House this afternoon to witness
the ceremony Of starting the machinery
OF the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Mr..
Takahra did not depart with his diplo-
matte collea CUES, but remained for his
conference with Mr.. Roosevelt
Baron Won Stenburg. the German AM
bassador, also had a private conversation
with the President this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
OFFICERS AND MEN EXECUTED
IAnicvftch Reported Trying TO Check
Mutiny in tho Russian Army.

IAnievttch Reported Trying to Check
Mutiny In tho Russian Army.
Special Gable Dsspateh to TIE SUI.
LONDON. June 1.-The ST. Petersbure
correspondent Of the Standayd ssys he has
received confirmation from good SOURCES
Of the report that the Government suspects
the temper Of the troops IN Manchnia
and at home. According to private letters
from Manohuria; Gen. Linievitch recently
had TWENTY-FIVE officers and soomen executed
The officers were shot and the men hanged.
The officers were accused Of distributing
proolamations that were found In possession
Of the men.
A number OF revolutionists and quantity
Of bombs and revolvers have been seized
at Riga.
The correspondent, referring to the many
rumors in reference to the council at Tsar-
skoe-Selo, mentions one to the effect that
the council considered the possibility Of the
Japanese sending an expedition to the
Baltic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
CRANE SCOLDS SPEEDERS.
Tells Lawyer That an Automobile Makes
Ita Owner Forget He's q Gentleman.

Arthur s. Luria, lawyer, of 40 West
Ii8th street, was taken to the Harlem court
Yesterday on charge Of speeding his auto
mobile at the rate Of 30 miles an hour on
the Boulevard LAFAYETTE and i75th street.
When he tried to say something Magis-
trate Crane replied:
aYou are like all the rest Of them. You
are a refined, we'll educated, cultured gen.
tleman-when you are afoot. But when
YOU set foot in your car then your gentle-
manly instincts are forgotten.
your Honor, / am gentleman all the
time
bile makes a man forget his self-respect
and everything will hold you In 500
ball for SPECIAL Sessions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
DIAZ TO VISIT EUROPE.
President OF Mexico Would Like TO he
Invited TO Visit the United States.

WASHINGTON June president Diaz OF
Mexico intends to go to Europe before his
term of office expires, according to informa-
ton brought to the State Department by
Gen. Powell Clayton, the retiring United
States Ambassador to Mexico. who has
been here to report. President Diaz would
also like to visit the United States officially,
and, undoubtedly would do 80 II the proper
invitation were sent him. If the Govern
ment receives positive indication that the
Mexican Executive desires to pay an official
visit to Washington, formal request would
has definitely decided to 60 to Europe He
will be accompanied by his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
HOUSE OF CAPULETS FOR SALE.
Municipality OF Verona VIII Buy 1t for =
Museum
.speeia! cable Despatch 10 TIL

Speeia! Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
VERONA, June 1.-The house Of the
Capulets, where Juliet lived, has been
offered for sale under decree of the courts
to satisfy creditors. It's value is estimated
at 5000, and the municipality intends to
buy 1t and convert it into a museum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
FINED FOR SNORING IN CHURCH.
Tennessee Judge Decides That Such Con-
duct Is q Breach OF the Peace.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June Judge Floyd
Estil of Hamilton county declared to-day
that snoring in church is n breach Of the
peace, and fined Charles Shubert, a well
known young man of Chattanooga, $40.
Shubert fell asleep in a leading church
and his snoring disturbed the con gre cation.
He was arreste d on the complaint of the
pastor. and, although the young man pro-
tested that his actions were without malice,
Judge Estill declared that the worship had
been disturbed. The case may be fought
out in the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
MAYOR LEAVES 1T 70 GOVERNOR
No City Action Required. He says. on Con
Meeting Railroad Bills.


Mayor Mcclellan returned yesterday to
the Governor without action the bills ex-
tending the time of the New York and
Connecting Railroad Company to com
plete its organization and the time In which
it shall begin work on it's proposed road.
In his memorandum the Mayor intimated
that action on the bills by the city was not
needed. He wrote:
III these measures, as their advocates
contend, merely express the consent Of
the State to the several purposes set forth
in them the city's concurrence or objec-
ton would be a nullity.
Should the corporation named seek
hereafter to erect a bridge or construct a
road in or upon or across the city streets,
it will be required under Section II of the
railroad law to secure the consent of the
local authorities"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
AMBASSADOR CONGER LOST.
The State Department Unable to Locate
Him-Nay BE on Ills Way to Mexico.

Him-May BE on Ills Way TO Mexico.
WASHINGTON. June edwin II. Conger
OF Iowa, formerly Minister from the United
States to China and now presumably some
where in the West on his way to his new post
as Ambassador to Mexico, is lost, at least
go far as the officials OF the State Department
are concerned. The Department is anxious
to get some dispatches to Mr.. Conger
but, though numerous messages have been
sent to various points, no trace has been
found OF the missing diplomat. He re-
ported his arrival in San Francisco fort
night ago. and since then he has been abso-
lutely lost to the State Department. He
was at his home in Des Moines for a day or
two, and was later in st. Louis, He may
be on his way to the City Of Mexico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
LIGHTNING FROM CLEAR SKY,
Followed by Thunder and Headaches fol
Residents OF Indiana Town.

Residents OF INDIANA Town.
INDIANAPOLIS, June Although there
was no indication Of rain and not a cloud
in the sky at Milford, Bartholomew county,
early to-day there was a distinct fash Of
lightning, followed almost instantly by q
dull peal of thunder. which was heard by
all the villagers.
Immediately after the fash nearly every
body in the town was taken with a sick
headache, as they called 1t. For several
hours no one was exempt frou.the feeling
Of sickness. None Of the residents can
explain the phenomenon. Some Of those
affected did not fully recover till this after
noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
VLADIMIR WARNED or DEATH.
Terrorist Promised 70 XIII Him II He Went
to Germany.

Special Caals Despatch to THE sun.
BERLIN, June lit Is stated that the
substitution OF Grand Duke Michael for
Grand Duke Vladimir as the Cars repre-
sentative at the wedding Of Crown Prince
Wilhelm and Duchess Cecilia was actually
due to a warning received by the Russian
Embassy here stating that Grand Duke
Vladimir had been sentenced to death by
the Terrorists and that his appearance at
the wedding would only result in his exeou-
ton in Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
CALVES CAREER NAY BE OVER
Rum0r in London That Injury to Vocal
Cord Has Ruined Her Voice.
Special Cable Despatch

Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, June 1T is reported that
Nine. Calve has ruptured a vocal cord
and that she will never sing again. The
rumor is questioned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02

$500 TO DENVER AND RETURN
vis Pennsylvania Railroad, eccount meeting OF
National Electric Light Assn. Tickets will be
sold June > and 4. good TO return leaving Denver
June 70 Is. For routes and stop overs consult
nearest TcSst Agsnt-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
Two Hundred Knled by Earthquake.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
CETTINJE, June IA severe earthqua Ike
has caused great destruction In Montenegro
and Albania. Five hundred houses were
thrown down in Scutari. Two hundred
psrsops we're killed or injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02

AT NUMBER 400 FIFTH AVENUE.
Engraved wedding announcements. calling cards
and society Stationery! Samples sent on request.
kermod. jAocayd b King
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three O'CLOCK, at New Haven, plenty Of good
reserved seats TO be had 10 New Haven. Price,
onA donAr.-A1s,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
FALSE RUMOR or GLARS DEATH
Report OF Assassination Is Started in St.
PetersburE.

Special Gable Despatch to THE sun
LONDON. June 2.-The Paris correspond
emit Of the Telegraph mentions rumor that
the Car was assassinated Wednesday
night. There Is absolutely nothing to
support the rumor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-02
Ro)estVsnsky Sought Thick
Of the Flight on tho
h B0TOdIno.
SHIP WENT DOWN FIRING.
Wounded 0mcsr Tells Of Tssrlbjs
Slaughter Aboard.

Admiral Only Left Whsn WOUNDED aod Che
Ship Was Helpless-Torpedo Dsats
Completed the work Of DoGtTu1e1On
Ship Af1re During Largo Part 81 ne
Battle-The Navarin INT By F0uF
Torpedoes-Dmitri Donzksa dAde 0eub-
born Observation-Disclosures sur
render Excused BY Alleged Ilutany q
His Crew--CrJiser Izumrud BsoWn Up
After Going ON . Roof--TogsAs Casual.
ties Thus Far Estimated 1t 00o-8nD.
Call to Battle: DO Ysur Utme0t."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
|NF0RMAC|ON O|AR|A

So ha sefalado para ell II d
Abril la lectura de la sentancia de 10.
procesados Jose Estrada Y Narci ,t
Rivera por delito de eScalamiento
cometido EN- los primeros dias del me-
de Enero de 1905 en- la jurisdiction dt
Bayam6n
La Corte de Distrito la senala
do para ell II del corriente la lectura
de la sentencia contra Hilario Muf1o1
Maysonet, acusado de atentado 4 la
vida.
Ell citado MuIoz agredi6 q Gui.
llermo Ayala en- Santurce con inten-
ci6n de asesinarlo, con una navajo.
Ayala result6 con dos heridas, de
pron6stico reservado.
-0El juicio que por libelo infama-
toric sigue ell conocido periodista dor
Jose Mercado -Momo.- contra el di.
rector de III SucesO del dia don Pedro
r. de Diego, Sc vera en- la Corte de
Distrito ell Il del corriente 4 las diez
de la manana.
Ell doctor Gomez Brioso, Official
de Sanidad, presentara en- uno de es-
tos dias, al alcalde senior Todd, un
informe acerca de la necesidad de
construir un hospital pdblico para
mujeres entermas,
Ell fiscal de esta Corte, senior
Campillo, formula acusaci6n contra
Juan Miranda, por e! delito de asesi.
nato, cometido como sigue;
Miranda di6 muerte, en- la madru-
gada del 81 de Octubre de 1894, en- el
poblado dc Cata1o, d Sandalio Reyes
alias Barrerita, infriendole con un
cuchillo una herida en- Ell lado derecho
del cuello, que lie produjo la muerte d
los pocoS moment0s,
La causa Sc vera ante jurado ell
primero de Mayo.
No hay que perder tempo. Acu-
da listed a la Farmacia GuilIermety,
provease de una botella del eAlcoho-
lado Martin3AS, apliquelo a la cabeza
y deSterrara inmediatamente ell dolor,
Ell dla ) del mes entrante Sc We.
ra ante iurado la causa contra don
Arturo lgIosias, por supuesto delito
centra el Erario, Sc acusa al senior
Jglesias de haberse apropiado una
cantidad de sellos para su uso parti-
lar, mientras desempehaba el puesto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
A|ca|dia Municipal De Carolina

En- roder de don Emilio Pinero.
90 ha depositado un caballo de colcr
Saino oscuro, erin y cola negra re.
cortads, marcado en- el anca derecha
con una A. y en- la izluierda con un a
Q. algo confuse; de seis cuartas de
alsada y paso trote oil que fu6 condu
cido al corral de animales reaeugos
sin que Sc preSentara su dueno & so.
licitarlo.
Sc hace pIblIco & fin dc que, 81
en el term;no de un mes coutar des
de esta fsCha, no SO presenta su due
no q solicltarlc, p6vla justification
de su propiedad, SO proceder& asu re-
mate, que Sc verihcara oil prlmero de
Mayo pr6ximo & las dos de la tarde.
Carolina, P. II. Abril ~ lie 1905.
NnrctSo Font
A'calde Muuicipsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

de pagad )r de las ofcinas de SAM
dad, Carload y CORRECTION. Son ties
igos en- esta causa los senores Come;
Brloso, Lewis Nixon, Hayden L. Moo
re, Lads, Howard NJ. Pruden y ell 50
nor Gel wi lg.
Nos informan de Yauco que Ia
Junta escolar que cre0 la biblioteca
publica que tan buenos resultados es-
ia dando en- aquella poblaci6n, Sc pre-.
pone ahora organizar una banda dc
mdsica compuesta de escolares. La
idea es buena y de facil realization
pues la mayor parte de los alumnos
conocen m1sica.
Ell conocido doctor Ruiz Arnau
anuncia su viaje a Europa para el D
del corrlente, que Sc enbarcara en-
nuestro puerto. Ell doctor Arnau So
propone, durante su estancia en- Pa
ris, Madrid y Barcelona, hacer estu-
dloS serlos de las Intermediates del ne
cho, del coraz6n y los pulmones. Su
eStancia en- ell eXtranjero serd de al
gunos meses, acompahandole en- Ell
viaje su sehora.
No hay ataque de indigestion por
severe que sea que pueda resistr al
|tratamiento de las GPastillas Ant,iri-
cas- del DR.. LIE Roy>.
La retreta de anoche en- la plaza
de <BaldoriotyS estuvo conc lrrida me.
reciendo la banda de la policfa insular
muchos aplausos en- la ejecuci6n de la
opera <MlgnonS y en- la selection de la
]arzuela ~El rey que rabi6> aue fue
notablemente interpretada.
Ell senior Sanchez Morales. Con-
sejero del Executive, Sc encuentra en-
Ponce desde hace dias, acompanado
de su sonora.
Ell motive de su viaje obadece 4
varlos asuntos relacionados con la
casa americana que representa-.
NADIA menos que setecientas Y
plco de solicitudes Sc registrar en- Ell
Consolidate para ell ingreso de guar.
dias en- los Females de la isla.
Los diStinguidos j6venes amigos
nuestros, don Juan j, Jimenez dona
Mia Lopez Nussa, no, participant su
efoctuado enlace y ofreciGndonos su
casa en- Tctuan 10.
Agradecemos esa atenci6n q los
espoSos Jimenez, desedndoles todo ge-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

] DeferderS 4 los acusados eli Conf
sionado de los e. U. de la Corte Fe
der Il senior Antonsati
--Muy en- breve Sc vera Ia caus;
de teducci6n en- esta Coite contra Je
sds Rodriguez con Matllde Rguiar.
Aver ingresaron a clmplir con.
dena en- Ia carcel Juan de Dios Naza
rio, por hurto, y jose Escalear Ra.
mos, por 10 mismo.
-Esta rt che eclebrar& un coucier.
- ell e palacio de la Fortalezs, Ii
inspirada arpista Esmeralda, Cervan
tes, en- obsequio de los esposos Win
throp.
Han conference.-the esta ma mans
con el Gobernador los doctores seho
res Hernandez, Quevedo Batz Car
bonell para darle cuenta del resulta
do de los ex 'menes I,timamente cele.
brados en- el depa artamento de Sand ad
- E,ta mahsna en- el Juzgado de
Psz Sc han visto veintiocho jlicios por
infracciones a las ordencnza munici
pales y exploitation de memories,
-Es probable que on esta aemana
oil Quartet General de policia iusultr
publique una ordenanza ausoriz audo
a)gunos traslados.
gPARA curar un resfriado en-
un dia tome las PAsTILLAs LAxAN.
TEs DE BRoMo QUININA. Ell boticario
le devolvera el dinero 81 no ne cura.
La frma de E. W. GROVE SO halla
en cada cajita
ALAS INDTGESTIONES Sc all
Wan Embellishments, cen tomar dos
sellos, y radicalmente Sc curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta; ;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis.
pepsias y Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar ) 8 4 estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda.
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, 90
debe tomar durante 3 6 4 meses el
Digestive Mojarrieta: que es ell dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
confrmado superior a todos los osros
para curar las Intermediates del es.
tonnage.
E<THE HELVETlA.@27 oalle
dc Ia Cruz, Gran casa de huespedes.
sTable d. hotel.s Aposentos para ia.
milies y personas sofas. Comidas &
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo 296.
Propiesar1o, Pedro Schira. No.e.
Este hotel esta & cargo de una sefiori.
la cag1eha.
PARA CURAR UN RES
EN- UN Ola tome las PAS.
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-QUINI-
Ma. FL boticario le devolvera el di.
nero 81 no SO cura. La arma de e. W.
GROVE SO halla en- cada cajita,
SOFICINA de asuntos admins.
trstivos , iudlciales y agencia de ne.
goclos de Jose G. del Vale, calle de
San Francisco ndmero 25. (Altos.)
Gestion on los departamensos del
Gobierno 1nsular, Ayuntamisntos y
Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 iu.
dicial; abogados Acuna, Dlax Ma.
varro J Te1tdor Buen traductor y
maquins dc escribir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
CAPlTULO LVI
Veibte Ihos mas.

Vebts Ihos mas.
La primitiva Gnuia de don SrIfin uuda Ia SEmer.d.
con'tua una Coonia Agrcoa mas de e mil cuerd. de
extension Dez prOpiesae mas habn ugesado en- la aocia
Los bene6cos alcanEaban tres miIones de dollars Y.
los peone Orneros haban empezado percbr IN dydsndo
regular de'p6' de deducidOs los gastos de impantac6n
hay deer que lO.coOno. eAn duenos .b.oIuto de-
sus cMA aim ntan lose prfectmeato vstendo coo esnro
cserio T" IL sEsmeradss podia consderare como uns
pobhc6n en1 della Granis bAutzldo por los colonos con
ell nom6re de L ,afnas en- honor don Ssrafin.
I'm primitive cOoniA las cosechm hlbfan do sornren.
aente no solo DE ar'E que tAmbea de baco lod6 m.z
hAbichuela otros productos '
HabG ncas de centenareI de cuerdu dOnds Sc cuyab.
ei cafe ctf1 no extensas embrdas de krboes f
La Coonis, ademG' de magnf6c ofcnas en- Il ms.
aIdt' en- tSerana' sostenta enpsados espcs en- San
joan Ponce M.yaga demGs pObsCOnes importantes de Ia
~ a como en- NueVa York en- agunas cudsdss europsAs
Dos grandes buques vIrOI VGpOreoI hActAn trans
oorte de los frutos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13

nero de felicidades, en- Ell nuevo hogan
que constituyen.
-ESta tarde las cuatro debia
celebrarse una session de la Junta de
Sanidad, en- uno de los departamento;
del ramo.
Informaremos manana sobre los
acuerdos.
~Esta maflana Sc declare CON fu.
gar en- la Corte de Distrito, la deman.
da de divorcio entablada por Carmen
Beltran contra su esposo Juan Nadal
d9clarandoSe roto ell vinculo matrimo
NAL.
-Comunica el corresponsal de
Bayam6n que ancche fu6 destruida
poT I'M incendio Ia casa de Juans
ontafiez, stu ada en- el Camagiiey; 20
hubo desgraciss personales.
Ell sehor Camufias, Super visor
de Prisiones, giro una vista de ins,
oeccl6o al Presidio departmental de
esta ciudad.
Ell sefor Camuilas estuvo alguuas
horas estudiando el referido estable.
cimiento.
= La Corte de Distrito de e.ta
cludad ha sefalado para el 2 de Ma
70, el julcio del joven don Pedro vi.
rella Alvarez, acusado de asesingto
en- primer grado.
La denuncia formulada por ell Els
cal senior Csmpillo, es como sigue;
Gel dia 10 de E1ero del corrieute
4fio, en- el distrito judicial de San
Juan, Pedro Virella Aware, con ma
ltcia premeditada y deliberada inten.
cior, mat6 q Eugenio Ruiz de Val.
disparaudole con un revolver.
Drfender4 al procesado el clio.
cuente orador don Jose de Diego
Compareceran como testigos On
esta causa ante Jurado, los sefores
don Juan Qliiiones, teniente de Ia
Policia Insular; Inocencio Diaz, DO.
licfa insular; Federico Molina, Mar.
tin Rivera, P. M. Matnesop, Fernan.
10 Kehrhahr, Ramon Gonx ilez, F
Rivera, Felix Mas, Luis Milan, poll
cia, Jose Suarez, policia, Jose Tols.
10, policfa tenients Tallada, Lsoncio
Vega, jose S. Diaz, jose zengotita.
). Lugo, y la sonora vluda de Ruiz
lie Val.
Aver fue anunciado el vapor
sCoamos q IS millas de distancia de
San Juan, por el TELEGRAPH sin hilo.
Tamb'6n Sc recibieron por css conduc
TO varios parties telegrS dcos E pedidos
bordo, cuando el vapor SO hallaba 4
Glen millas de distancia del puerto.
El juez del Valle, de Ia Corte
Municipal, ha eiialado parael 26 del
'orriente las nueve de la man ana, o.
iuicio que sigue el pueblo de Puerto
foo, contra los soldados del bata.
lion puertorr'queh', Felix Davila,
Clodomiro Alvarez, Francisco Barre
ca, Isabelo Sanchez, Oaofre Aponte,
Carmslo MeleudeS Oscar Crusado.
Antonio Soto y sargento del mencio
nado cuerpo Manuel Dros, acusa-
los de delito sconsra la iusticia ri
1lica
La denuncia fu6 hecha por ell po-
llcia Lugo por Supuesta aggression & di
cho guardia en- la tarde del lines en-
al sitlo de San Cristobal.S
El Juez del Vale pide 100 dollars
le fanza q cada uno para su liberssd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-13
GES,rAC1ON

Pablo, con los brazo cusados sobre 81 pecbo la c4beza
may e rostro decompueso por e dolor dtgfa amigo
querdo miradAs de pesar Infinite.
FL anciano sonreii, como Sonre puede un morbuudo
evAnAndo de esfuerzo supreme extend6 hacis
IL Coonia.
En- aque inAnte Ia bsA vespertiua agaba susvemente
los eano ca6AverAes las ruba espgs del msz levAnban
So6re sus Ao' las verde hoAs baco zabAn
del re embAmado sobe Iona cecans las blincss fore.
cillAs del cafe 6espArcfan su perfume.
Don Serafn, levantads fue se6aando lents
mente todo Ell horzonte de cnr detuvo espu6s
sobre muud para bendecos luego levantando los
oos hacA el infut" excam6 con clara tranquiIA:
-G Gracas, Dios mio..' ! mi pueblo Alv6....l La
gestac6n esa hechA Pablo Pablo. Pablo, II
Fueron Gltimss palabras
En- aque instane Ia muchedumbre GAIA de rodis e sol
hundsse en e epaco camo immense parec6 sar de los
montes Y los vAlIes...
Era un iusto que acabAba de expirar.,,,
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