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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
THE VISITING
JUDGES have
LEONE HOME
Judge Mason
Sits Alone Today

The hearing OF the appeal case Of
lie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
palS Us. the Board of Public Works
u west Virginia, was continued Sat
urday evening at a special session Of
court Governor Dawson was exam.
ined. The governor gave valuable
testimony for the State.
The case is still being heard to-
day. Judge Mason is the only
Judge sitting in the case, the other
judges having returned to their
homes The evidence that is being
taken viii be certified TO the other
judges, who will pass upon 1t. The
case seems to be progressing slowly,
Mr., Griffith, tax agent for the Baltl
more and Ohio Railroad Company, was
examined by the plaintiff IN the appeal
case. He stated that information that
was furnished the Board Of Public
Works was obtained from the COM
pany's counsel in the various counties
4 and from the division superintendent.
That their report was submitted to
the Insurance inspector at Baltimore.
In some Instances the insurance in
spector reduced the valuation on
depots, station, signal stations and
other buildings belonging to the rail
road. He said that 1t was his opinion
that he report sent to the Board Of
Public Works contained the trle and
actual value of the property Of the
railroad company. The value plac-
ed upon tools, machinery AMI material
on hand was $417,709. This value
the witness said was Increased 73 per-
centum by the Board Of Public Works.
" By mistake the Board of Public
Works valued the station at Harper's
Ferry at $4,000. when 1t meant to
value 1t at $4,000. Samuel D. Brady
the physical value man. testified that
the station was worth $4,000. This
shows that the Board of Public Work
placed the value $1,000 less than
witness said 1t was worth.
Mr.. Griffith stated that - "au,
tof rolling stock reported was 'rc"eas-
ed so per cent. The v0lie Of rolling
stock was reported at $4,000. The
witness was asked az to the ASSESS
rnents placed upon the road N other
States. Maryland. Ohio. Virginia.
The assessments in these S.taes were
much lower but the roads are not as.
sessed at the true and actual Yalne of
the road. Besides in Virginia and
Maryland the gross income of the
road is taxed. In Virginia the tex is
one per cent. of the gross income In
Maryland the income tax Is from one
to two per cent. of tho gross income.
The rate differs In different c6nnties.
The witness got his information OF
the value Of the rolling stock from the
Controller OF Motor Power. This re-
port the witness cut 25 per cent
4 nkAnr nnnuinu nrnsS nk RmrdnttaIR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Editor West virglnlan:

Editor West Virginian:
am a reader OF both the Times and
the West Virginian and have watched
the list Of taxes as published by hoin
papers each day, the West Nirginian
publishing the names and amount OF
those whose taxes have been reduced
and the Times the names and amounts
of those whose taxes have been In
creased under the new tax laws.
When the West Virglnian began TO
publish the names and amounts of the
tax payers whose taxes had been re-
duced, began to think these laws
were showing mp all right. but still l
doubted the business of this law, even
from the statements published by
your paper as the names Of the peo-
nile wore practically all strange to
me and thought possibly they had
less property In 1906 than they had In
1901 and that was the cause Of the
reduction: but after a while the Times
began publishing the names and
amounts of those whose taxes have
been increased and this list being
made I'M In the eastern district where
/ am well acquainted and I was in po-
sition to see and understand why their
taxes were more, then l began to get
my eyes open. and understand the sit
uation more thoroughly.
I will call attention to few names
as published in the Times giving the
reasons why their taxes were increas-
ed,
In the issue Of the 25th inst. you
will see the Fairmont Home Building
Co.'S tax for 1904, S1O.3S; same 1906,
22.3S, showing an increase of 1920.
Why should not their taxes be more
for they have built two new houses on
their property since 1904?
The next name in the same issue is
the Fairmont Real Estate Co. who
own 90 acres in the East Park addi-
tion Of our city, whose taxes for 1904
were Sl56.11, but in 1906 are $290.S7,
showing an increase Of $1S4,76. Why
should they not pay more taxes in 1906
than they did In 1904, when with all
the improvements around them caus'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
STILL alive
is MRS. E. e. MORAN, BUT VERY
LITTLE HOPE is ENTERTAIN-
ED OF HER RECOVERY.

Mrs. r. E. Morar @hn vas for 90
hours ina cOmatose state, as the result
of paralytic stro!'e on Wednesday
afternoon, aroused INTO a Uarialy CON
sc!ous condition AT . o'c'oc'; on Sur
day morning and so remained durin ;
he day During the night following
7he grew weaker, but this morning
has rallied little and talks coherent.
Iy, but there is little hope for her re.
CoYery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
800 JAPANESE FISHERMEN DROWNED

TOXIC, Oct. gg.-over eight hun
ired japanese fishermen are reported
drowned in hurricane of Goto Isl
and and one hundred others injured
Two hundred and sixty six coral fish
ing boats were caucht in a tempest
and only thlrsy.clrh' Of them outlived
e stnrm OF the twelve hundred
- men aboard the various boats
= are reported dead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
HORRORS OF YESTERDAYS RAILWAY
ACCIDENT 1|NCREASE ON INVESTIGATION
Sad Death
LITTLE CHILD WHILE VISITING
AT coLFAX SIcKENs AND
DIES OF DIPHTHERIA.

Adeor. little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Anderson, of Littleton, died last
evening Mt the home of his grandmoth'
er in Colfax The child had come to
ColfaX with his parents on visit and
was taken Ill of diphtheria which re-
suited in his death He was is months
of age. Remains will be sent to Lit
tleton for interment,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Tom Lyle Received Ugly Shot in
The Abdomen This Morning at the
Hands of yellow" Chadwick

Bile for the past week or two and
this morning they had quarrel and
It ended In yellow" putting a bullet
from o 80 calIbre Smith & Wesson re
voTver into LyIe's abdomen. Lyle was
at once removed to the City Hospital,
A message from there this afternoon
stated that he would likely ile as the
result Of the wound.
Chadwick was placed in jail and
nothing will be done in the matter Of
a hearing until further developments
In the condition Of the wounded man.
Both men had been drinking, which
probably had considerable to do with
the affair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Died Of Pneumonia,

Cora Evans, the five year old daugh
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Arthur D. Evans
tliedon Sunday evening at the parents
home on Fourteenth street. Pneumo'
MIA was the cause of her death. Flu
neral services will be held on Tues
dnY at the residence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
The "pumpkIn Social"

The plans for the Pumpkin Social
to be given Tuesday night at Eagles
Hall by the Ladies of the Maccabees
are progressing nicely. The Ladies'
are expecting liberal patronage
from their many friends, AMI promise
to make the evening one Of thorough
enjoyment to all, with carefully ar
Hanged programme as the chief enter
tainment of the evening, and plenty
of pumpkin pie and sweet cider to
satisfy the wants of the elmer man.
AS stated before in these columns,
no admission will be charged, but a
small sum will be asked at the differ
Cut booths.
The programme, with the execution
OF the music, which will be rendered
all evening. will commence at $3.50
O'Clock. and Is as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Another Long List Of Taxpayers
Who Are Enjoying Reductions Of
Taxes by Reasonof New TaxLaw

the
this for the Of the people,
pie corporation and Of Warrington
Of the
appreciate
candidate for the Legislature and they will stand by the
possible opposed
to the new tax laws Their platform condemns them their organ
county doing power figures
below and be convinced
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
A Kansas Visitor

Mr.. G. c. Brand, who moved hls
family from this country to Kansas
25 years ago, Is back on a visit to his
relatives and friends. Mr., Brand mar
ried the daughter Of Henry compsi9n
Of Falrmont. Mr.. Brand will remain
here about three months on his pre-
sent visit, He reports the farmers q
Kansas as being prosperous especlajs
~ aronnd Kngman, Kansas where
he now lives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
DEATH AT MoNoNaAH.
Mrs, Lizzie Devaney Died at the Home
Of Her Daughter To-Day.

Mrs. Lizzie Devaney, wife Of John
Devancy. died this morning at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Oracle. In
MonOngah. Consumption was the
cause of her death. Mrs. Devaney
was 10 have left within a few days for
the south In hopes that a miller eli.
mate would prolong her life. She
was taken suddenly III, however, death
resulting in a few days She was
twentythree years Of age. Arrange
ments for the funeral services have
not been completed, but they will be
probably held on "Wednesday,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Coming "Tho Ninety and Nine"

Fried chicken, boiled ham, baked
beans. sweet potatoes, fruit salad,
slaw, celery, pickles, pumpkin pie.
and coffee, Tuesday, October 80, M.
2. Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Mr.. Maruaret white lII.

The friends of Mrs. Margaret White
will regret to learn Of her serious ILL
ness at the home of her grand daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. B. II. Barr, on Quincy
street. Mrs. White has been sick for
more than a week and on account of
her age it is feared that she will not
survive.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Sunday School Report

Below the report Sunday attendance the various
city a. 81 S and the percentage of in
crease Of Yesterday over the Of October 7th
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
JOHN s. SCOTT,
City Collector.

Eat your Tuesday evening supper
with the Isabella Davis Kings Daugh-
ters, at the NJ. e. church,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
THE WEATHER.
Colder Tonight.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. 81
Forecast for West Virginia.
Partly cloudy tonight. with
snow or rain In the afternoon;
| Tuesday, colder,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
Notice..

The city taxes for the year 1906
are now ready for payment, ,and ali
persons paying the same on or be-
fore November 18th, Will be allowed a
discount of 2hs per cent, but no dis
count allowed after the 18th day OF
November.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29
MORGANTOWNAGI
WENT DOWN TO DEFEAT sEFoRE
LOCAL HURRY.uP TEAM
ON SATURDAY.

The Morgantown Athletic Club
met the Hurry Up team Of Fairmont
at the Fairgrounds Saturday and were
defeated by score Of two to o. The
game was good one notWlthsthtd
ing the field was in bad condition from
,he recent rains. The line up Nagsas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

Coming "The Ninety and Nine"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

COMING IlThe Ninety aud. NIne.V
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

Take Supper at the NJ, E. church
Tuesday evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

comlna lThs NInety and NIne.n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

COMING eThs NInety and NIne.n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-29

conIna aThs NInssy and NIns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
Local Board Of ChuiIes
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los inlsresad &

Para ~ meior realixssi6n % dA ls
mayor puh1icidad aeercA dc 10 bra
rRiBuC1oN 10 los ssrvisios que prsssAn
los sen res M6iioos Au&lliares de Sc
nidad de Ponce. Dlariam entente,
ineluso los dfas de Hssta.
Mdhdnd, de 9& III Consulta en
10 Polic)inica aospilal TrIeoch.). A
las II, ashtsneiA dom cliAr { los en-.
t,rmos euyos euca-g ados del 50 10 d.
rscci6u al el Hospital TrIcochs
Tdrde! de 2 Is. Oonsu to On ID
Policlfuica del Hos oitsl TrIeoehs 90
Medico inferno del Hos, ital. De 81 &
8, inspection do 10 mat4n1a en- sl ma.
tAdero por el Auxliar do Sanidad
eucsrgado del ser vloio me iico de Iodo
el dhtrito ONte de ia ciudAd. A laa
6, nuevs AsisiecciA dom'eIliaria ilimi.
tada CON e' rdaaro de los or fsrmos
euyos stcArgsdos del srs n 10 direcci61
en- el hospital.
NOcte; de 6 a. m, SsrvicIo pa
RI les pobres por el MeiIoo Inferno
del Hospital. VlGitAs do urger ciA
cuando 10 reQuierA el caso, serka
igualmente prestAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
4 los c0ntribuIenfes de Ponce

Avlso.- Oiclns do la Tssorelis
Municipal. -Por veneer el Gltim ola.
20 qle sefsIau las o 'denanxas NUM-
cipales para regular ell cobro DE las
pate tss 8 impuestos Munic' pales y
plumsI de aqua corrsspondientes al
$40 cou6mieo de 1905 q l9)6, se avisA
al ioiico, para que todos les que
Iepg an pendientes el psgo dc aus cuo-
ts., pAsen por eItA TeSol eIfs, ELtes
del Ga 10 del pr(x mo Abril & saldAr
sqUsliAs, evtiandenos de ests IN do sl
10, or que tmplear los prt cedimiensoS
que msroa lA Ley para con IqusllCs
que On diCho plAk1 10 hayan llQuidA
do aus pAgos
Ponce, "A de Marco de 1905
RGfael Rivera Estn
Inveat < ador municipAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
ABRIL9 9.

-Hs sido splszsdo has.s nuevs
ordsu e mlsin union'sts que dsb!6
hsbsrse cslebrado aye, domingo on
ell barrio raral de sMach islo,.
-Ha Irincipiado 10 construction
de nusvAs acsras on 10 Gale de Girls.
tina. Cuando sstss ohras quedsp
tsrminAdas, diehs vie tfrscerk muy
busn tsptcto.
-Hemos visto algunas muierss
cisgas, implorsnio 10 caridad pdblics.
Hs ahf un NAL inuecssArio, SPor que
40 II greaan en- el asllo dc ciegos de
eata ciuda3P
-Nusstro qusrido amigo don MI
gdsl Hernandez saldr 4 ms a ana marts,
b acia lA isla en- gest!o; es comercla'es
de ls casa que repreN nts. Dsspues
embarcarG con rumbo & Nusva York.
tonde reside. Rseiba nusatro af. ctuo
so saludo dc dsspedida.
-En 10 semanA ensrAt to % verih.
cara slganos trabsios On las GALES
aprovechando el cilindro do vapor.
E,toa empsxarGn por 10 calls del eJo'
boz donde 70 hay pisdra preparada
al iscso.
-ss ha tarminado IL tajsa ca Ia
calle del Captain Corfea extreme Sud
dsndo ssta msgnffcoz resultados, 10
que prueba 10 pericia do los enca, "a
dos dc dieha obra.
-Muy en- breve 90 proceder& { 90.
locar 10 campana 90 el Parqus de
BomLeros do 10 Playa de e.ta Gu lad
regalada por sl comsreio de 10 misma
para avisar On casos dc sinte.tro.
I'm conocido obrero unionists,
procecents del extlpguido e'emeuso
republicano puro, 4 Qulen GO atribuye 10
activo papel en- cisrtos t-abaios dc
disgrfgaci6n polfslco lccal, a. accrcd
& nosoiros anoehe para manifestarnos
que 20 tsria par,icIpaci6n algana %
dichos trabsios, II psnsabA ter Q Ia
hm oco Ms ttrsci6 publican una
csrts, en- tsl sentido.
H. vlaitado estas oacIna, uu
sems mario politico que hs conner zado
& publ'carse on Cabo r u con 81 sf-
tulo sEl Progresos. Saludamos OIL
nueve col'ga.
La goleta lndia que $40 o.
msrtes dltmo d. San Juan con direc
cida este puerto, tuvo que volver o
punto dc partida q reoarar averia,
csusadas por faertes visntos. Dicht
harco es espe' ado squi con Imp pacisn
ola, pues trae .isctos para varia
personss do esta ciudad,
IN leatro oorrelig lonario y ami
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

to: I'm asestra proissta. Habla Ia hon
radez polttica.
Autores y suscribientsi: mas dc
trescientos upionistss, todos procs.
dentes del antique partido puro, con
cuyos elementos al parecsr Sc contAbs,
para IL reorganiz aei6n do esos ira.
bsjcs,
En- esq hfis hsblan el patriotls
mo y 10 solidaridad, 10 consordia ,
10 discipline, que han reinado, reinan
y reinaran siempre, en- les alas de
nuestrA entusiasta sgsupaei6n.
Los que aii pisnsau y asi h .blsn,
son buenos pat.iotas puertorriq u. los
que no detertsn dc su puesso de b ,.
nor, nj abandonan su bandsrs, nj ab
iuran de sus eonvicelonss, por los
arrebatos del dsspeeho y por mezQui
mas conveniencias personales.
Qieda pues, demosh ado, do un
modo patente:
Qle las huestes unioni.tas de Pom.
CO contir dan compactas y frmes.
Q.e los autores do esos trabaiop
contra 10 Union no pasan dc media
docena y 20 agitan esterilmsnte On el
vacfo.
Que los republicanos no 90 han
salido con Ia suya en- su labor ms
quiavelica de divldir, divldir y divi
dir siempre.
nj 10 ambicion nj el dsspecho
pueden det.ner 10 marcha de todo un
pats hacia Ia conquista de sus altos
destinos.
Tontaments lanzsn piedras & Ia
luna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

les scefss de Ia calle Mayor 4 nero
1y2
FOe aprobsda.
Communication del alcalde dc San
Sebastian, solic'tando el concurso de
eats manicipalidad para aliviar IL
triste situaci6n de los vecinos dc aquel
pueblo, vfcsjmas de un horroroso In
cendlo.
Acord6se por 10 Contadurfa 90 In.
forms acerca dc 10 suma disponibls
en- la psrtlda de imprevissos, & Ha do
poder contribuir decorossmeo.e.
-Eacrito do don Frsncisco Are.
valo, solicltando cuarsnsa lostt tas dc
los que han sido txtraidas de las cs
ras en- O Instruction para colccarl.s
frsnte & su casa d nero 10 do 10 %. le
de "a Molina.
Pas6 & irf,rme del alca!de , del
ipgeaiero municipal.
-aE'erito dc varios vecinos dc In
cAlls del CaoitAa Correa ioslando 10
colccaci6n de tubos y plam.s de aqua.
Pss6 q irf rms del lager iero.
Escrito dc dcfia Ma,ilde Rsngel
solic'tando permiso gratis por ser ia.
solvente, para trss!adsr una casa de
! calls Mayor de Ia Cantera & Ia de
Msndez Vigo
Qle 80 scredite 10 inaolveucia.
--Essado dc los irgrs.os y DO 70,
verifcados por 10 Tesore,ia mum cipa]
en el mss de Mario p, 6xlmo pasado.
Enterada 10 corporsci6a.
A propuesta del c ,ncejal % q or
Hip6lito Ussra 90 acord6 que el ipee.
q ero II spector de obras ! Gblicas mu
n clpaIes IL 'rms acerca dc los trs ba
os q 0 faara dc contrato 90 essSn eie
cutando por el rsmXtlsta q nor Pedro
Rodrfguek
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

60 don Juan Pedro RAldiris saldrk
este ssmana en- excursion hacia 10 isla.
Han venido & Ponce, con obieto
de passr squf una temporais, dos
simpStlcM sefioriiss do GuAyams.
Enriqueta , Emilia R,drfgusz Torres.
Conner E,rou ilcs enssyos para
la function qre darA La Presa despu6s
d, Semsns Santa, con el coneurso
artfsiico de vArios shcionado do 10
lcealidad.
Las ssclslss perm sue ,sr&uclau.
suradas duraute la Ssmsus Santa.
Algunos mssstros pasarau faera de
10 ciudad essss brsves vAeaelonss.
-Mansna 90 reunir6 10 Jupta es.
cols- & propuesta del inspector del
distrito Mr.. Luts
-Nue,tro estimsdo amigo don
Julio Palaeios Sals1,r sale eta tar.
de haciA San Juan, donde reside.
-Continda vaesnta IL escuela fn.
ral del bsrrlo San PAtriclo. No 20
he presentsdo mir gun sspirante.
@ CALzADO sin carton en- lac
zuelss para MFR, es2eeialidAd "a
calza 10 ino para asdors, dnlcos ven
dedorss dc calzado Hno recomendab'e
nara cshalleros. EL ts6n Pnnceftn.
Gale del Comercio.
La policiA trsio antsanoche, sk.
bado, eusrs ouc, y d,ee, al pr6fugd
Ffsncisc1 r ,drigues, sl que se fpgi
On 10 eArretera L) capturaron sd
tayuya, No h'So rssiateucla oil set
detenido.
Nos ha v.aitado nusatro amigo
y corrsliglonario don Candslario
Martins, agente y corresponsal do
La DEMoCRACIA en- JuAna Dfs2.
-Esta semana & TINA coneurrie-
ron 4 Ia Bibliotsca municipal 3S1 les.
torea.
-RssultAron muy lucidss las o.
rrerss on oil Hip6dromo el domingo.
Rssulsaron vsncedors los caballoa
sPerlA ana,, sBrut!tos, <Pel6ns y eli
baros, y derrotsdos sL'6os, sJuana
Dfazs, sTrusnc, y sBr' 20 fuerhs.
Niue, tro apreciAb'e Or m mpatriota
don jose RomaguerA pasa por In pc.
na do habsr perdido una n n = de cor
to edAd. Ls scompsfsmos en- su jus
to duelc.
En- 10 Playa han quedsdo con
cluidos los des frap enes que 90 hl'
hicieron q 10 entrada y salida del
puente que condute al cementerio do
10 misma.
En- breve ae prccsder& & In ins'
talaci6n do IL bombillss ele .ricss On
el poblado del Salistral.
>-Se estAn Arreg Ando todas laa
hocRs do incendio do lA ciudad y au
playa con el IA dc que 90 encuentren
aiempre on estAdo do ser utllia adas en
el acto que 90 necesiten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

Pndoras Ge|ttIaadas

Su gran expendio y nurnsroaaa
epgadosaa imisaciones los iusttHcau.
Que las maravillosAs rildoraa gelstl.
nadas A. sos del Lcdo. don Pedro L.
Lsmoutte, son inApr ctables On la Gu
rac'6n dc Las Aremiss cuat tiIaslvas y
cusllsativas On ambos Mxos 90 to
dos les padacim entos propios de 10
mui.r, asi como el m ior .6n 3 } g ne
raj del aistsma J particular de cad .
8 gano 6 musculo dlbllitado.. Solicit
teoss prospectos al Autor. Plaza de
las O'l'cias 70 10 Pence, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
PIEDRAS A La LUNA

En- esk 8 diss scsba de darse una
nusvs y slccuentfslma prusba do 10
indeihuctlble ct hssi6n que exisse en-
ire lcs e'emsr tos unionistas &c Pence.
Esa dem ostrac!6n ha sido pre- vo-
cada Tor ciertos trs bsios de que no
habfsmos querido dsr ..cuenta haata
shors, por elementalt 0 motivos Dc dis.
erection politics, mas no tenemos, en-
este instante, entente nj z lro
On aludir lsllos, aunque sea m ~ brs.
vemsnte ys que solo han servido para
poner en- relivs 10 vitalidad de 10
Uai6n.
Deefase y ado 90 s'gue dicisndo--
que a'guaos ex smp'eadti muricipa'
les, On G. mpsilfa dc otros connotados
slemert que aspirap q Il & ,ir de I'm
tnodo directo en- la 4dministraci6n To-
Gel, Inc an, impulsan Q :mentsn up .
disgregaei6n de los unionisiss ponce
dos, para c,nitltuir con los despren'
dimientos que rssulten, una nueva
agrupaei6n polftica.
Deciamos, ademks, ,..Que en- esta 10 :
Dor asomaba aus cabesas multiformss
Ia hidra dsl valdiUiesismo -pequefif,i-
tnA On TODD este, pero exlsts-ama-
tnantada G n 10 intenci6n que 90 supo.
ne, por el grupo republicano.
Puss b!eu; todos estos rumores
verdaderos 8 falsos, han sido destruf.
dos por su propia base que no puede
ser mGs movedixs y f-fgil.
SEl ariet3 Una b js suelta que
syer cireul6 Ircflsaments por toda 10
biudad.
Tiid'sse ese importe nts docamen.