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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
ASK 1EN1ENCY IN ROGERS CASE.
Gov. Bell of Vermont at Chicago Thanks-
giving Anniversary Receives Petitions.

chicago. Dec. s-Ths 2s4th anniversary OF the
frs. thanksgiving Day was celebrated last night
~ ,ha New-England Society Of Chicago with
-. Governor C. J. Bell Of Vermont and
C;oye~nor George H. Utter of Rhode Island were
the guests Of honor
yI-i,go Governor Bell was seated at the table
nettion was presented to him pleading Tor the me
- tho condemned Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Mfnona F1tz
- ar-esAntfnq the Henry George Association,
brought the petition, which was different from odhgT
80 receyed by Governor Bell in chicago IN
,ot - demanded that he show how he gained oy
ina ~ ING mercy for the poor woman condemned
10 death upon the galloWs- -, -, -. r-o,,
a rseeiyed a set OF resolutions drawn up by the
St1icago spritualists' League, praying that ne SNOW
ieriency toward Mrs Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

ment and the result is that under existing copdiI
lions it is often impossible to try a single pan
frequently result in the dispersion and Me-, death Q,
witnesses and the loss of which, with pronlpc
attetnfion would result in important convictions
Mr. Parsons's bill referred TO the Commlttee
on Judiciary and consideration VIII necessarily DC
nostponed until the organization OF that
Meanwhile Mr. Parsons and his colleagues In me
TIeI4yorj, delegation will assiduously prepare the
va for Favorable report, and their enorts' To-
gether with the intrinsic merit OF the easIre s1
caTtain to succeed at this session Of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

at this moment singing in her shTtI' broken
yoicet
There were a troop Of gentlemen
Came merTily riding by -. - u,.-,
And one of them to the eWebucht mas SaolA
TO see Mary milking her VOWS, Vows,
TO see Mary milking her VOWS VOWS
Another ballad whose distress has haunting
quality is "The Douglas Tragedy:
Lord William Iookit Ger his left shoulder
To see what he could see -. LoI5
And there he spyd her seven DFeCIiiS11 O'
Come riding DER the lee
Light down. light down, Lady Margret' ne SOU
IAnd hold my steed in your hand, -,
Until that against your seven oTeI!theA OF 49,
And your father, I make q stand.
She held his steed in her milk white hahG
Aud never shed one tear -. %,
TrntiI that She saw her seven brethren IA -, 80
And her father hard lighting who IoVeo heR %
dear.
So the old baIladist, as was his wont. sne sap
away the most intimate human tles one 800 a.
another and leaves the soul derehct ana I4IIUIr
stirring us at the same time to llyeeI tIlu Of
commissioners appreciation Of those IHl5S u
the spirit that are more than bread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

fined her muse 10 the pages of periodical litera-
ture, is about to commit her outpourings to
volume Of her own, entitled Songs of a Sun
Garden" to be published by Herbert s. Turner
& Co. The poems, we are glad to be informed.
Sing of the sunny side of life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

Nr. HEREFORD has way Of his own in the use
Of words. and he IS always right To whom else
could II have occurred to give "a roomy smile
70 serpent, as he does IN THE Charm That
Failed" the sad tale Of a snake conquered by
a stuffed bird? The original twist he gives 70
the story of Shylock in the verses called A
corner in CllrIs'' is only equalled by the origi-
nsI,+v shown IN the drawings that go with them.
IN short. this little book stands out from the
RICK as the work Of a genuine artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

and a member OF one OF the best known families
in Delaware County. was found unconscious to
day in a brook and died soon after being dis
covered. She is said to have been sufferer from
meIancholia. Professor George McCracSen. ons OF
her sons is a member OF the faculty at Cornell
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
INF ANTRY TIE
WITH THE KAMS

The Tenth Infantry and Kameha-
meha Schools played a game of football
on the latter ground yesterday after
noon, keenly contested game resulting
in a pointless draw
Twenty minute halves were played
without any intermission.
The soldiers showed wonderfully i'm
proved form and are evidently coming
along fast under capable coaching.
The game was a clean one in every
particular and was unmarried by sim
gle unpleasant incident
There IS a generally expressed opin
ion among footballers that better Off
Gals for the senior games than Major
Van Vliet and DR.. Humphreys would
be impossible to obtain It is ex-
tremely probable that these gentlemen
will be asked to officiate throughout
the big league games.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
GIRLS BASKET
BALL LEAGUE

The Ladies Basketball League will
open on Saturday the 18th, at the Y.
NJ. c. A. grounds on the corner of
Hotel and Richard streets.
There will be two games each Satur-
day. High school and Punahou will
start the ball rolling in the initial
game, The Normals and Kams will
play the second game
Following is the lineup for the two
games:
Punahou-Alice Cooper, Ethel Tay-
lor. F.; Alice Roth Co, Alice Hede-
man, c.; Agnes Smith, Florence Win
ter, c.
High Schools-Ellen Dwight Ala
Smith, F.; Agnes Cassidy. Florence
Cassidy, c.; Maude O'Sullivan CO.,
Josephine Stone G..
Normals - Amelia Akeo. Casino
Speckman. F.; Sarah Aiono May Akeo
c.; Emma Peplowski Mary Aylett
Co, c.
Kams--Ah Moe Akui. All Chop Ahui
Co, Ester Purdy. Daisy Sheldon, c.;
Ester Cockett. Mary Gohier.
Following is the schedule for the sea-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17

WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17

Consisting of Iron Bedsteads, Blu
reaus. Washstands, Mattresses, Couch
es, Stove, Quincy Refrigerator, Cook
ing Utensils, Chairs. West ermeyer
Piano, several dozen Tailors' Bellows,
Etc, Etc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
..SpOrtS..


John Lii has won the cup for 3 years
in succession.
There seems to be no valid reason
why model yachting should not become
far more popular here than IS at pres
ent the ease. In England nearly every
town OF any size possessing a sheet of
ornamental water, boasts a model yacht
club.
The sport provides the yachting en-
thusIast with unlimited excitement and
furnishes employment for all his skill
as boat builder and sailor.
great feature in favor of this fas-
clnating sport is that the expense con-
nected Herewith is merely nominal
and many sportsman can enjoy the
pleasure of sailing his miniature boat
IN a race. who could not afford to in
duige IN his favorite hobby on a larger
scale
At noon the Royal Mausoleum was
decorated by loving hands in honor of
the dead king and in the evening a
palma or luau was given at Pualeilani.
which was largely attended
Many Hawaiians marked the dav by
wearing leis of royal lima and in the
evening number of private celebra-
lions took place
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17

Head team made the enormous score
Of SO runs against the Owls s.
There is no doubt that the Diamond
Head team will get first place, but
the question is who is going to get
second?
The Diamond Head lineup was: 1,
F. Bechart; 2, E. Fernandez; 8, Il.
Desha; T. S. Chillingworth; 5, j. ..
Baptist; 6, j. Crewes; Z, j. Clarke; 8,
L. Lemon; 8, Geo Clarke.
The next game will be on Saturday
night at 7:3O, between the Kaiulanis
and Owls; admission 10 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
KALAKAUA'S
BIRTHDAY
Model Yacht Race the
Main Mark of
Event.

In drilling rain the annual minla-
ture yacht race in honor of King Kala-
kaua' s birthday and for the Kapiolani
cup, was started in the harbor at 1890
a. m. yesterday. The start was adver-
tised to occur at 10 O'Clock but a de-
lay was necessitated on account of a
lack of breeze.
Out of nine entries FIVE boats
crossed the line and sailed over the
usual course which starts near the
lighthouse, goes out by the can buoy,
round the bell buoy and finishing at the
Judges stand stationed off the Bishop
wharf
The starters were as follows:
W. A. Halls White Star, George
Shaw's La Hoomano, A Kaleihau s
Pihalauhulu, w Kaauwai g Healani.
The Healani won the race in 1897.
John Lii, who has won the race for
the last three years, was unrepresented.
The result was as follows:
White Star, 1:22.
La Hoomano, 1:24.
Wahikaahuula, 1:29.
Pihalauhulu, / :32.
Healani did not finish.
Yesterdays time was FIVE minutes
better than the time of the first prize
winner last year
The officials were as follows:
Judges, Morris Keohokalole, E. K.
Lilikalani, E. A c. Long; timekeeper
and starter, A. NJ. Keoho.
The race attracted considerable at
tention, the contestants being followed
over the course by numerous spectators
in craft of various kinds.
The cup and money prizes were pre-
scented last evening at the Waikiki res
idence of Prince Cupid, an elaborate
luau marking the occasion.
The Honolulu Miniature Yacht Club
was organized in 1895 for the purpose
of concentrating the interest shown
by King kalakaua in aquatics of all
sorts.
The late Queen Dowager KapioIani
presented the cup to be competed for
by model yachts on November 10th of
every year, that date being the ami
versary of Kalakaua s birthday
Nine regattas have been held and
the cup has been won as follows:
1S96-Prince Cupid s Lady L.
1S97-Kaauwai' s Healani
1S9S-Prince Cupid s Lady L.
1S99-Prince Cupid s Lady L.
1900-Kalino' Nauemalie.
l902-John Lii s Haulan
1903-.John Lii s Haulani
1901-Prince Cupid s Lady L. II.
1904-John Lii s Haulani
1905-W. A. Hall s White Star.
1t will be seen that Prince Cupid has
won the cup four out of six times. In
1897 and 1900 he was out of the coun-
try and could not compeue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
WILL E. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
Saturday,
NOVEMBER 70, 1905,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,

At my salesrooms, I will sell by or
der of NJ. P. Robinson, Esq, Admin
istrator of the Estate of John Riley,
deceased,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17

SON:
Nov 1S-High School VS.. Punahou.
Nov. 1S-Norlnal VS.. Kams
Nov. 25-Punahou VS.. Normals.
Nov 25-Kams VS.. High School.
Dec. 2-Punahou VS.. Kams.
Dec. 2-Normals VS.. High School
The first games will be played at 4
p m. and the second at 4:45 p. m.
The officials will be: Carrie Crewes,
referee; Florence Hall and Elsie Smith,
unpires; Mary Crewes, scorer; Hilda
Robinson and Irene Fisher, time
keepers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
5 Lots in Kapahnlu Tract

viz: 4 lots being the NV. corner of
Winam Ave. and road E. Size 200x1OO,
being lots 3, 4, and 6, block 6B.
Four lots being the S.W. corner of
Winam Ave. and road T. Size 200x100,
being lots IL, u, Is and IA, block IA.
These lots are directly behind Camp
Mckinley and mostly free of rocks:
possess a magnificent panoramic and
marine view; accessible by carriage.
The lots are ideal for a SUBURBAN
home and present an opportunity to
get them at your own figure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17
DIAMOND HEADS
ENORMOUS SCORE

In the indoor baseball game last
night at the Y. NJ c. A. the Diamond
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-17

The Y NJ c. A football team will
practice tonight on Punchbowl street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
Pedro Manzan0 Avln6.
De SAN SEBASTIAN

La Corte municipa d E, A6aSco que
actGa aqui fall6 los inoldsntes que 81.
guen: uno por shuso do confsnza,
contra Ramon Rosa, coudenaudo q
este 10 dollars mu.ta y costss; dos
contra jose 6. Gonza z, por delito
contra la propiedad alteration de la
psz. Ell Tribunal dicso auto absolute
rio en- ell primero, & impuso al acusa-
do diez dollars de multa y costas, por
el Eegundo.
-ContinGan los trabajos de rese.
bo en- el afrmado de la carretera que
de este pueblo conduce Lares.
-Auoche, eu OCCASION en- que re-
gresaba de- Aguadilla, sufri6 la dislo-
caci6n de un brazo un nfio de don 10.
se Medina, de Lares.
Fue curado por ell doctor Rodrf-
guez Cancic.
--Aciusllnente reCiben asistenc'a
en el Hospital Blepk, de esta poblaci6n,
nueve enfermos de ambos sexos.
Sc hA ausentado para Maysguez
ell estimsble csbsllsro don Adolfo Po-
lidurs, miembro de la Junta Essolar
de esta locslidsd,
CoRRESPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
L0 de Ia CarCel
DenundaS { inyeSti8adOneS

va digimos hsce ire, dias que I'm
cabo y cuatro guardiss de penales
h9bfan establecido dsnuncias basadas
On hechos, contra ell alcside de Ia
CArcel dc San Juan.
El iefe del departam snto de sani.
dad, carload y Prisiones, senior Gro
sss, orden6 una investigsci6n que Sc
conffa & un hombre de todd confdnzd:
al senior Urrutia, que esta al frents
del presidio.
Las diligencias eomenzaron sl
jueves, & las ocho de la noche. Y
aver se traslad6 q los guardiss y sl
cab', sin duds para evitar un cophic.
to entire ellos y ell alcaids q Squien
scusan.
No falsa quien supone que ell tras-
lado obedece a otro fiu: al de dejsr
mas libre ell campo al slcsids para
gus pueda defsnderse, prspsrando a
los presoa que hayan de declarar, etc.
Nosotros no damos ascenso q tales
vsrsiones.
Ahora bien. 81 Sc quiere saber 10
verdad, no hay cosa mas sencille
Aquf el juez duico es el s,fior Crosas
Y entire las declarsciones en- pro y las
declaraciores es en- contra, 81 CORES
ponde resolvsr en- conciencIa incli.
narse & las que crea mas exactas.
Pero por encima del senior Crosas
ests la opinion, que vigila sin cesar y
la que no Sc engafia facilmente. An.
desc, pues, con cuidado este buen ca.
ballero, para no incurrir en- censurss
que Sc harlan con toda franquezs.
Ests hoy de por medic una cues
ti6n de moralidad administrative. Sc
dice 10 dicen los denunciantes que
el slcaide de la carcel utiliza para 81
elementos que pertenecen & ls csrceI
misms, defraudand) al tes 70 pGbli
CO.
81 hay cuatro 6 cinco testimoniol
para pre- bar ese puntc, Ia investiga
cion va muy ade' antada.
Sc nos asegura que las siguienteI
individuos, que HAN CUMPLIDo en- esi
cSrcel, J que recobrsron su libertad
podrfan hscer luz en- ell asunto;
Manuel Travieso, csbo de punto :
Felipe Lopes, caho de pan-Eusebi,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02

Hernandez y Felix Andino, maudade-
ros-Cruz Ruiz, Pablo Burtr6n Clau-
dio Bonilla, co ineros Tomas Ace
vedo, Belez Lopez, sin cargo en- ell es-
tablecimtento peaal.
Estos individuos no tienen mad Q
que temer del alcaide y pueden decls-
rar libremente. Su testimonio vale
mas que el de los que en- Ia actaslidsd
Sc hallan presos y, por tanto, bejo ls
jurisdiction Immediate del alcaide,
one, dentro de Ia Recommendation de
Ia carcs', posee medios para intimi-
darles con el tenor de un malesta
futuro.
Hagase la investigation com Sc
debe. Nosotros desesmos, con si5ce-
ridad, que ell senior Berries result IL
bre de los cargos que Ee acumulan
sobrs 81. Els un compatriota y nos
alegrsra que demuestre q plene luz
la correction de gu conducta. Pero
si no la demuestra no queda mas CO.
mino que cumplir 10 que mandan la
moral y la ley.
Serfa cosa muy extrafia que cinco
ndmeros del cuerpo de penaes, 4
qu'enes debia tenerse en- buen rcep
to cusndo Sc les nombr5 y Sc les SOS
tuvo, spareclesen coLfsbulandose para
perjudicar con fsrsas mentirosas { ur
funcionario de qu'en nipguna ofenss
personal rscibleron.
Este peri6dico desea ayudar quier
teDga de su pSrte la raz6n Y de sh
que aporte los datos que le es posibl.
obtener por medic de su reporters, QUE
reciben 6rdenes de inveitigar tambien
no solo el asunto de la carcel, sinC
todos aquellos en- que 81 pGblico q
intssesa.
Lleguese hasta el fondo de las CO
sas y prooedsse con rectltud. Es po
sible que en- ell preside SO impongl
pronto una investigation mas seris gu
la de la carcel. Y es probable que Sc,
| LA DEMoCRACIA quien lame 4 es
terreno las autcridsdes del rs
mo.
Y no las llamark & hume de psias
sino con pruebss, con un monitor q
pruebss en- 10 mano,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02

Que en- este pals no hay pasiones
que el americana es una maquina de
hacer dinero y la americana solo tie
ne de muier ell sexo; estas 8 parecidas
afrmscionss So han propsgado por el
mundo y hay quieu las cree a pie
iuntillas. Pero segun re penetra en-
la psico'ogfa de este pueblo 80 de:cu-
bre que es tan pa,ional como cual-
quiera otro. Yo creo que nipgun ot,o
pueblo es tan absorvido desp6ticamen'
to por ls eemoci6n, como ests. El
americana vive de emociones; esa agi-
taci6n febril en- los negocios, en- los
sports, en- les viaies, revelan una vida
iotenss, una vida emotional. El drs-
ma del amor de los celos se repre-
senta aquf q diario. Ls pistola de
Werther hrllla con frecuencia en- Ia,
manos de Ia iuventud americans, de
esta juventad que educada para los
negocios, Sc suicida por amor Este
parece incomprensible, psro ca clerto
Hacs pocos dias un jovsn banque
ro, que apenas contaba rs AMOS, lie
no de vida, de iuventud yde d. ero, st
suicide en- New York de I'm pistoleta
20. En- uno de los bo.sillos Sc le en-
contr6 u7a carta de muier reciente
mente escrits y irmada: <Vaestrs
Kstty que os smara todos los dias ,
Ell mismo dia y q Ia misma hors
Sc suicidaba la esposa de un banque
| 70, que era una dc las mujeres mas
bellas de New York. Parece que am
bos suicidios tiensn relaci6n, pues Ii
Ketty de la carta no es otro que Ia es
posa del banquero. Es de suponer out
algo vino & interrumpir el iiilio amo
roso y esos jovenes prefrieron renun
ciar q Ia vida que les sonreia, come
aquf sonrie al que t'ene dinero iu
ventud, antes que reaunciar 4 su amor
Y rasgos como esos paslonales, her
mosos, de abnegaci6n sin lfmites, $,
ven aqui todos los dias.
Los celos son causa tambien d
esas catsstrofes, con la diferencia d
que aquf son elias las celosas. Otel
SO disfraza en- New York de mujer,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02

results tan rrih'e como en- ell drama
de Shakespeare. Hace tres dias Mrs,
Young, esposa de un rico industrial,
SO present6 en- ell hotel Empire, J di-
rigiendose una joven estenografa
empleada en- ell hotel, la dijo: sUsted
me ha robado mi marido Y sacan
do un revolver la dispar6 un tiro. Hoy
Mrs. Young esta en- la prisi6n de las
Tumbas, y la esten6grsfa en- ell hospi-
tai luchando con la muerte.
Desde ell suceso de Nan Patterson
Sc han repetido aquf los casos de mu
jeres que matan. Este es el sfntoma
alarmants LA muier, que goza aqui
de todos los derechos, y que es mss
libre y mas audaz que ell hombre, pa
rece que adqniere shora ell derecho de
matar, el dnico que le faltaba. Hasta
ahora Francia tenfa el privileglo de
las mujeres que matan. Dos 8 tres
casos en- Paris, entire ellos ell de la es
posa del diputado Clovis Hugues, fue-
ron hastantes para que los psicologos
franceses tirasen de la pluma y escri-
biesen largo y tendido; adn recuerdo
Ia interesante polemica O. tire Emilio
Girsrdin y Alexandra Dumas. En- New
York e.os casos no producer disensio-
nes sociol6gicas; son hechos sin i'm
portancia. Es mas; esas criminales
son despues absueltas por los jurados
compuestos de hombres. A Nan Pat
tsrson la pusieron de pat'tas en- la ca
lie; q Catherine Danz la indultaron;
Berta Claiche la absolveran; Mrs
Young volvera q pasearse en- su ca
rruaie por el Parque Central. NJ
parece sino que asistimos aquf a ls
, bancarrota moral. La anarquia Oh
ese sentido va hacienda estragos. Els
to pals, moralmep,e SO desqaicia. E
adulterio ca una cosa tan usual gu,
q, nadiv escandal "a Una muier, ca
sada ) ltera, Sc va de .juergo con Il
misma frescura que pudiera hacerl,
un hombre.
Marians AbrlI.
NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
CARLOS CASANOVA
Breve estudio de las condi-
clones del pubIicists, del
pensador y del artists.
UN ANIvERSARlO
UN ANlvERSARIO
Recuerdo carinoso tributado
a la memoria del ilustra-
do puertorrlquefio.

El jueves 6ltimo cumpli6 aniver.
sario Ia muerte del ilustrsdo compa-
triota..don Carlos Casanova,
Ls conocimos en- la redacci6n de
sl diario po'f.ico El ImparcidI de Ma
ysguez ALI lie trstamos por vez pri.
mera, pudiendo muy pronto apreciar
los meritos del pubicsta, del pensa-
dor, del poeta y del ariissa
Casanovs, como paertorriqueilo,
conssgr6 81 intel'gencia a defender
derechos legftimcs en- su pals Sus
articu os periodfstcos acesabsn en-
el essri.or On modo de ser muy recu-
lar. Analiz6 siempre las cuestiores
fria y serenamente
En- sus trAhajos intelectivos SO
revel6 el pensador de grandes y her.
mosas concepciones En- la tribuna,
su palabra pare, reposada, analitica,
no produjo nuuca en- las masas esas
explosiones, de las cuales pveden de-
| rivarse actos POGO 6 NADIA rehexivos.
No conmovia q sus oyentes, electri.
zsndolos con una imagination fecun.
da. Pero no quiere este decir, que en-
sus discursos tribunicios falt6 STEM.
pre- la nota altiva y energica.. No. En-
determinados momentos, cuando for
mulaba Ia protesta, cuando sus acti-
tudes y sus gestos en- la tribuna della
taban 10 indignation que invadfa ell
alma del orador, entonces su palabra
fue hiriente y vibraba su voz.
Fue uno de los cola borado ores cue
tuvo nuestra ohra polft ca, desd de Ia for
maci6n de los primeros partidos. Den
tro de ellos, cooper6 con su esfuerzo y
gu talento, q sus triunfos. Uoa sutono-
mia amplia que ptrmitiera & los puer-
torriquefios gobernarse por 81 mismes,
sin tutelas deprimentes, fue us ideal
polfticc, mas acariciado. Cuaudo en-
nuestra terra suced 8 & Ia bandera de
Espsfia, ell psbell6n tricolor de Esta-
dos Unidos, corcib'6 grandes esperan-
zas, pero mas tarde, como todos, al fin,
experiment6 las amsrguras del mas
amargo desencanto.
Carlos Casanova amo y COM
prendi6 el arte en- toda su Prande.
"a. A todss aus obras conssgr6 su
alma Ell terra. janis tuvo ante una
de esss msravillss del arte, ss de
corazonss y de tslentos de artists S,
que no la dedicara tods su atenci6n y
sus apt usos de consciente admira-
dor.
Fue poeta de altos vuelos. Pens6
y sir tic en- la poesfa, con altezs. Al
, igual que en- IL tribuna p1bics y en-
, ell pupitre del periodista, Casanova
fue razonsdor an los conceptos que
suieto q la metrica. Su poesia Am6.
RIGA, bsst6 par. c-earle un pu' sto en-
, tre los poetas puertorriqu
Ell amigo y el katriota desapare-
cido para siempre, viVir& eternamente
en- la memoria de sus conterraneos
] El recuerdo de las obras de aquel ce
r rebro todo luz, sera imperecedero en-
} tre nosotros
3 Pedrn Man7ano AvlfI6
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REV0LUC|ONARIOS.

Los socislistas rtvolucior arios de
Paris han verihcado ls manifestation
anual ante Ia eststus de Ettienne.
Sc pronupciaron violentos discur-
sos, dGndose muchos vivas subversi-
vos.
AL llegAr los man 'feltantss al bu'
lsvar de Saint Germain, Ia policia In
tenb arrebstarles una bandera roia
que llevaban.
Hubo una collision, resultandc
muchos heridoa.
Sc hicisron tsmbien mushas de-
tsneionss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
DEFENSAS INGLESAS

FL Almirantasgo ingi6s he man
dsdo que se construyan grsndes defen
sss en- la isla de Heligoland, stribu.
yendose este acuerdo la tirantez de
relaciones que hay entire IuglAerrs ,
Alemania,
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titute en- tales casos un factor indis-
penssble?
De aquf que los representatives de
esa polftics vorsz, en- las colonias So
metidss, sean por 10 comdn hombres
de grendes trsgaderas.
Ryp.RYp,
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M arians AbrlI.

New York, Agosto 1905.