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Southern Horns.


Scald one pint of milk: add tWo
tablespoons OF melted butter; when
ukewarm add one yeast cake. dis
solved, two tablespoons OF sugar and
enough -four to mako a soft dough-
knead lightly, put back IN the bowl.
stand aside for three hours, or unuI
light. roll out. cut into cubes stand
aside TO rise in a creased pan for ono
hour. bake in quick oven for about
lS minutes. Five minutes before they
are done draw them from the oven'
brush them with a glaze made oy
heating tablespoon each OF sugar
and milk and the white of an egg
Dust them quickly with chopped ar
monds- Return 10 the oven to brown
These are excellent
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DISHES FOR SUBSCRIBERS.

Special arrangements have been
been made by this paper to secure for
It's subscribers set oil dinner dishes
at the samc price sold by Salt Lake
papers Richardson & Grant will have
2 Car load or dishes in for the Stand.
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ODD FELLOWS To
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs: Ogden
lodge No, o. |, o. O. F. will celebrate
the Goth anniversary of the order OH
May IL, at p. NJ, at their hall
All members and visiting brothers
and all members of the Rebekahs and
friends are invited
BY order Of the committee.
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0 AT TKaE D
THEATRES
1.-THE MILLS OF THE GODS"

George Broadhurst's The Mills Of
the Gods" which comes TO the Grand
Saturday. May Il. Will prove one OF
the real dramatic treats of the season.
The play is produced under the per-
sonal direction OF Ernest Shutter, who
managed the tour of Miss Mary Shaw
last season. and who was ono OF the
prime promoters Of that magnificent
production of The Shepherd King"
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Not q Rcassurino Phase

An official of the goyornmen,
should regard himself az a servant or
the people"
don't know about that" answered
Miss Cayenne Have you ever oh
served how naughty and dictatorIal
some servants become?"
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Make Your Oleo.

Melt one pound Of beef tallow and
strain through a sieve. Mix with one
pound OF good butter and put on the
stove again to melt together. Pour In
bowl For frying brefsteak. potatoes.
IN TACT, anything, Reaches twice as
Tar as one pound OF butter and has
lard beat a nlle.
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BE a Good Man. NV near-

Almost the last words which Sir
Walter spoke 20 Lockhsrt. his bi.
ographer. were; BE a good man. INV
dear and with the last flicker OF
breath on his dying lips. he sighed
farewell to his family and passed
away blessing them.-William Make
peace Thackeray.
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OF CaIumnY.

n nickname man may chance Ia
wear OUT; but system of calumnv.
pursued by a faction, may descend
even to posterity.-Isaac DlsraeIi
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A Study In Grecn


He got on the Pullman. lit a per.
fumed cigarette and began to walk the
platform. He was a tall young man.
and little too thin in the legs for his
height. but his shoulders were wide
enough. his tailor had seen TO that
As he swung along the platform
with a studied stride imported from
Pail Mall. he was a picture for a cloth.
ier's artist His cap was q con not a
vivid green, but subdued sort OF au-
tumn green His clothes matched his
cap. His green trousers were rolled
up displaying pair OF billlard-tablo.
green silk socks. There were green
laces In his shoes. and his necktie was
green, with a green stlckpin in it, and
on the hand with which he carried his
perfumigator 30 gracefully WAS
large green set ring.
He WAS a beauty. all right. The
only thing wo would have changed
about him was the self.conscious look
on his proud young face. AS the con-
ductor shouted Aboard" we were
sorry to SEQ the young man fall Oh his
hands and knees In his haste to get
up tho steps and cut of our vulgar
On. J) News.
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PRoPITIATE THE GODS IN INDIA.
Religious Rites Required Throughout
the Entire Season.

Agricultural practice In southern
india from start to finish requires re.
lis1ous rites. says the Madras Mail.
In the Tamil districts the agri-
cultural year commences about April.
On April 23 the cultivators OF a vii.
lage consult "vallUvan.' who fixes
Tor them the Kind Of wood that they
should cut and take away. He Is sup
posed to settle the question as tho
result Of astrological observations
made on the commencement Of the
Tamil New Years day. which falls
about April 13. Each cmltivator then
takes a little camphor. some incense,
lie" pIantaiDs and cocoanut. and
with others assembled for the purpose
he proceeds to the forests. where he
worships the tree he is about to cut.
ohering the plantalns and the cocoa
nut. Then he lops off the first branch,
taking good care that IL falls on the
right side. In each year the side Is
different Prosperity to himself and
his cattle Is firmly believed to depend
very much upon this. He then cuts
'hS iNIull'u VI WOUu
and takes 1t home.
Another day is then selected soon
after the early rains Of the same
month, by the 'vuluvan," and then
the greatest event OF the agricultural
year occurs. Each ryot takes the
wood he has selected for the plow,
which is newly fitted up and taken To
the field, where the bullocks are tied
TO It. and behind 1t stand other plows
with teams OF oxen tied to them,
while largo crowds assemble around
the teams.
Tho principal plowman then daubs
the pair of oxen tied TO the new plow
with anillnc powder and turmeric
paste; he lights camphor and burns
Incense before 1t. breaks n cocoanut.
and with 1t he makes an Offering OF
q pot of jaggery water and parched
grain and Bengal gram Then he
drives the plow across the field, pre-
coded by the other plowmen, and after
Few rounds the oxen are unyoked
and the offering distributed to those
present.
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Oudlsh.

When a dude seems to be jntelli.
gent, remember that things" are sol
dom what they seem.-PhiladelDb
Bulletin A
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For Jcwelry. Watch Repairing, etc.
etc. sec BElTZER, PAYS Grant Avo.-
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WALLPAPER,
DECORATING.

ride today ct 2 o'clock.
Only three weeks To decoration day.
Have YOU ordered that monument or
HeadstOne? JOS. PARRY C SONS
CO, 2253 Washington avenue.
Great Scott, Come to think of it.
what would VIC do If we could not get
Lewis Good Coal. Phone 149. -
Filed Notice of AppeaI.-Notico Of
appeal has been filed In the civil
action Of John Mccullough against
William Mccullough. as administrat-
or of the estate of Mary A. McCul-
Tough. deceased.
Have you been 20 see our new spring
line OF w. i. Douglas shoes and OK
fordS at So 30 and $4O0. The Palace,
ESQ 25th ST.
HIGH GRADE PIANO, NEARLY
NEW FOR SALE CHEAP. o. j.
STilWELL, BELL PHONE 1o2e.Y,
INDEPENDENT SIX.
Baseball Saturday.-In a hotly con.
tested game II Eden yesterday after
noon the Weber academy team defeat
cd the Eden aggregation by score of
Z TO 3.
Spring Hat Sale, 2514 Wash. Ave.
STORAGE az rcaeoheple rates, 10
good brick building IL you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company,
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh.
er. Made in Ogden. :.
Wheelwright Bros. are progressing
rapidly with the construction of tho
new city reservoir. About twenty
live teams and men are now empIoyed
III moving the $4,000 OF more tons of
earth TO be eXcayatcd. about one
quarter of which has already been ac.
complished The material for com
pleting the big pond has not yet ar
rived
Kodak Finishing. Trtpp Studio. $40 25th.
Everything the best and the best of
everything at The Potter. A trial win
convince you.
Try pair OF So so and 81 Doug
lsS Shoes. For sale al The Palace,
GOOD Clothes Store, ESQ 25th St. -
used Many Orchard Heaters.-Man-
ager Forristall OF tho Ogden Fruit
Growers association was In recent
ot letter today from Mr.. Foy Of the
Grand Junction Fruit associations
headquarters at Omaha, saying that
he understood there were some 20O.
900 orchard heaters used during tho
Two frosty nights of last week.
Bluo Seal Butter Nut Bread Is known
by Its fine texture and flavor.
Buy Kodaks and Supplies from The
Trip Studio, $40 25th st. p.
Cut out the Premium List of the
Four State Fair and preserve it. See
II In this mornings issue. 1t will not
appear again.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Nino room house, SIS.
III West Ogden. Now paint and pa D.
per Fresh and clean, C. ID. Ives.
Broom Hotel corner. 5.9.tf
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The finost cafe In the west Prices
reasonable. Music every evening. The
Potter
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BREVITlES

Journal Changes Hands.-Thc State
Journal last evening announced that
the paper had changed hands and that
hereafter Mr.. A. r. Bowman would
conduct the paper Mr.. A. r. Bowman
is an experienced newspaper man of
many years and is no relative of b.
Fl Bowman, the late manager OF the
Journal.
Cut out the Premium List OF the
Four State Fair and preserve It, See
1t In this mornings Issue. 1t will not
appear again. -
Order of Railway Conductors-Ex-
cursion to Saltair. June Sth. Round
trip, S1.25. Through train. No change. =
Spent Day In oeden-The Hon. w.
Nj. Roylance OF Provo, an eX-mayor OF
the city, spent yesterday in Ogden
and was an interested visitor at the
race course. MIR. Roylancc is one OF
the heavy wholesale fruit and produce
dealers of Utah county.
"That Good CoaI"-2. 900 pounds 10
a ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate. Bambcrgcr Ogden Coal
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 2000
]. c. Erbry, A. M. E. Mission.-
There will be services today. This
afternoon at 8 80 o'clock, Rev, ], y
Carver of the First Presbyterian
church OF Ogden. will deliver SER
mon to the members and friends of
the Embry mission. Also Mrs Ruth
Perry Shaw will favor the mission
with a sacred solo al this service. In
the evening at o'clock. general
prayer and class meeting The pub
lie is cordially invited TO attend these
services, at the hall of worship. No.
2SS Twenty sixth street. Bennett
block.
The bidding on the open tired buggy
at Burton Implement Company's head
quarters, was continued yesterday as
announced at / p. M. and was bid in
by Mr Sanford Harropp of Five Points
al Sl1O,
WALLPAPER,
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PONY AND SADDLE. 113l 2lst st
5-9-1t
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ard-EIaminer subscribers in few
days. Watch for our announcement
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RLsuLTS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-23

do este hecho temerario', en-
pnblicas manifestations.
La casa del ministro espa-
nol en- la capital de Cuba esta
cnstodiada por la policia para
evitar la posibilidad de I'm
ataqne. En- toda la isla reina
alarmantc cNcitaci6n y cuba
nos y espaholes condenan la
ejecllcion Gle ''semcjante SEN
tcncia militar.'
Cables de Roma notician
que en- el Naticano manticnen
completa reticencia en- el asun.
to de la ejecuci6n del DR.. Fe-
rrer. No niegan pero tampo.
co conlirman que Sc dieron
pasos pidiendo el perd6n del
revolucionario; pero es sabido
que 81 algo sc hizo las comu.
nicaciones fueron directas en-.
tire el Papa y el rey Alfonso.
Sc cree en- Roma que la eje.
cuci6n de Ferrer fu6 precipi.
tada por tenor de que el Pa.
pa intcrviniesc, pues las auto.
ridadcs cspaholas quisieron
cvitar que su soberano Sc vie.
Sc Ell el case de tener que OBJ.
SECULAR o dcnegar una siplica
del Papa implorando el per.
don.
|. Sc dice que hace POGO, Ia
hija de Ferrcr telegra66 nj
Papa desde Paris rogandole
para que intcrviniera para que
lc salv;ira la vida asu padre.
FL Sumo Pontl'i - Sc emocio.
no proTllndannr y cXclam6:
",PoErc criatltran. 81 yopue-
do consrgrlr aliyiar Ia ani.
Nion dc su aha;i,ta a!'sl, scra
I'm gran con l!elo para mi.
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pure de la intlucncia clerical
que esta paralizando los pro-
gresos de la nacion y horrori-
zando la conciencia de Euro.
pa
Tn despacho de Barcelona
a lie Matin' de Paris, y ca
blegrafado al Herald dc
Nueva York, dice que la cje-
cuci0n del DR., Ferrcr no pro
dnjo los efectos que Sc espera-
ban. Los periodicos dc Bar
celona publican breves deta.
Hes del case sin concentrates.
lltimamente la censura ha
sido muy extricta por 10 que
ell pdblico ignora las manifes-
taciones en- el extranjero, 8 sc
lie ha hecho Greer que fueron
organizadas y pagadas con di-
nero del DR.. Ferrer. Cuida-
dosas precauciones fueron to-
madas por las autoridades de
la ciudad Condal las que tc
mian que sc usasen bombas
en- los momentos dc la ejccu.
ci0n.
Tn despacho especial de
Marsclla a LA Prensa' dc
Buenos Aires y que reprodu-
&c el "Ilerald" de aqui, dice
que el Conceio Municipal dc
Marsella envi6 hoy condolen,
cia Official Il la familia del DR..
Ferrer al saber que habia sido
fusilado en- Barcelona.
LA Liga Patri6tica'', dia-
rio populista dc la IIahana,
dice un especial al "Ilerald, :"
public6 un editorial aver pro
testando cn6rgicamcntc CON
ira el fusilamicnto del DR.. Fe-
rrer y pidc al pueblo que Sc
una en un grito condcnatoric
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de la comisi6n de la policia
] insular que fuea solicitar una
breve licencia para ausentarse
Il la isla, y Sc hablo lijera-
mente de divcrsos asnntos.
Lllcgo cl assistant del Consoli-
dado Sr. AnneXy, que tenia
pcndicntc una cntrevista con
el Sr. Ward con respccto a la
banda del Asilo de Ninos Que
va a tomar partc Ell las liestas
de inaguraci6n del nuevo 60
bcrnador Cotton; y despues
dos sellorcs mas, norteameri-
canos cuyos nombres no cx-
pres6 el Sr. Ward, que fueron
Il hablarle de I'm asunto de
POGO interes.
mi ha estado aver en- mi
oficina el Sr. Jose de Guzman
Benitez---dijo el Sr. Ward hi
ha podidoocurrir tai cosa que
creo hija de personals que pa
rece tratan de cTear dificulta-
dies al gobierno. FL Sr. Guz-
man Sc trata conmigo y nues-
tras relaciones son cordiaIes.
"-;N. no ha tenido aver min
gIln disgIsto. nj hablo acalo-
radamente,,,con oton fuerte con
ningnna persona, que Y, re-
cuerdc., c.,-insisti6 nuestro repor.
tr.
FL Sr. Ward llam6 q su Sc.
cretario cl Sr. Jones que Sc
hallaba de vista ALI y. entire
ambos, hicieron csfuerzos pa
ra recOrdar personals y ocu-
rrcncia de la mansna de ese
dia; pero solo recordaron 10
que antes Sc informa, es decir
que habian estado en- ell des.
pacho del Sr. Ward los Sres.
Boutwell,, Gordils, aiz,l
Annexy, y 10 otros dos
sehores: pero que nj habia
ALI eI Sr. Gzman. .(aue
recordaba al n. Jones visit6
FL lnnes al gohernador interi- !
noi. mi habia oeurrido ninglin I
altercado con uadie y menos
en- la forma que = decia.
Hablando de>plles de diver.
sos asuntos naord0 ell Sr.
Ward que Ie habia ocurrido
CoQtinda ea IL Pssiaa % :,
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dial conferencia. Que sus re-
laciones con el Sr. Jose de
Guzman Benitez son muy cor.
diales y no hay motive algu-
no que pudiera dar funda-
mento a los rumores. Que cs-
tos eran completamente i'll
ciertos.
Record6 ell Sr. Ward queen
La maIlana de aver estuvieron
en- su despacho los sehores ST.
guientes: FL marshall de la
Corte Suprema Sr. Boutwell,.
que fue a hablarle con respec-
to al programa de las festas
de toma de possession del nuevo
gobernador. y estnvo muy po-
co tempo en- su despaciIo.
Despues ell Sr. Jos4 GOrdils.
quien lie habl0 de un indnlto
Y luego Sc cambiaron imprc-
stones respecto de literature
Dcspues visito al ST. Ward el
Sr. Juan 4. Ball. presidente,
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Tn distinguido miembro del
Institute de ciencias peliticas
Y soriales de Paris, califca ell
fusilamiento de Ferrer, de
"canibalismo politico."
Ode nuestro corresponsa.l

Nueva York, Octubre l5.-.
Un despacho de Paris fecha.
do anoehe dice que diez mil
hombres encabazados por NJ.
Jaures, ell jefe de los socialis-
tas en- la Camara de diputa-
dos y M. Valiant, un diputa-
do socialista, marcharon hacia
la embajada de Espaha don
de tenian intenci6n de efec-
tuar una demonstration depro-
tesla contra la ejecuci6n de
Ferrer. La policia rodeo cl
edificio y rechaz6 la creciente
multitud despues de una vio-
lenta rcfriega. La procession
march6 por los grandes bou-
levares gritando; 'IMuera Al
fonso! iMuera Maura!'
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Los RUMoRES DE- A1t0CHE
LA T@@@E@oA DE AVER.

Mas tarde el populacho Sc
agrupo en- las inmediaciones
de la embajada y derribaron
arboles, postes de faroles, YER
jas y bancos y levantaron ba-
rricadas y comenzo la obra de
violencia quemando tres auto.
movies.
El jefe de policia NJ. Lepi-
he lleg6 prontamente al fren-
te Gle refuerzos y fu6 recibido
con UNA descarga de disparos.
El que saliera COZ vida 8 con
graves heridas fu6 un milagro
pues un policia que iba a su
lado cay6 muerto de un bala-
10. La caballeria cargo usan-
do libremente sus sables Y to-
mo las barricadas por asalto.
La policia arrest6 un peli-
groso anarquista espanol lla-
mado Manuel de la Tore
quien confeso haber dispara.
do contra M. Lepine. Dos
cientos revoltosos flleron heri-
dos cuatrocientos arrestados.
Otra demostracion tuvo lu-
gar en- Clichy en- las afueras
de Paris pero los manifestan.
tcs fueron dispersados pronta-
mente. En- todas las provin-
cias de Francia ha habido nu-
merosas Manifestations mas
9 menos violentas y el Conse-
jo departmental Gle Bouches-
du-Rhone suspendio la session
en- seilal de duelo.
La noticia del fusilamiento
de Ferrcr creo una tremenda
sensation en- Paris. Los pc
riodicos publicaron extraordi.
narios con grandes encabeza-
mientos, expresando algunos
de ellos la creencia dc que el
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! rey Alfonso habia puesto Ell
pelig gro su porvenir por no ha.
Der evitado la ejecuci0n.
Entrevistas publicadas de-
muestran que muchas perso-
mas prominentes en- el mundo
cientifico y politico, son presa
de indignation y pena por los
terribles eventos del dia en-
Espaila. Un miembro del ms
tituto dice que esta horroriza-
do por la ejecucion la cual ca
lifica de un "canibalismo po-
litico.' M. Reinam dice que
crey6 incredible que el rey re-
husase perdonar el REQ y agre-
co." -"Ferrer fue victima de
los monies que son poderosos
EN- Espaha, ahora que han ST
do reforzados por sus colegas
que fueron expulsados de
Francia. Era impossible Greer
que Espafla Sc atreviese a de
safiar de este modo la concicn-
cia universal. y
NJ. Picavet, secretario del
Colegio de Francia, que dice
haber leido todos los libros de
Ferrer, declara que la "La Es-
cuela Moderna que predica,
ba el autor, simplemente favo.
rece una instruction neutral
tai como Sc entiende Ell Fran.
cia.
M. James, ell diputado que
aver pronunci0 un discurso
vigoroso en- una asamblea
magma de protesta, Ell una en-
trevista que tuvo con 81 un
periodista, asegura que 81 fu-
silaban a Fcrrcr cstallaria
una conflagracion que no Sc
extinguiria mientras ia vida
politica dc Espana no sc de-
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Muchas personas pro-
minentes, en- el mum
do cientifico y politico
han hecho denostra-
clones de profunda in
dignacion por el fusi-
lamiento del revolu-
cionario espaflol.
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ncrvioso durante todo ell item
po que estuvo detenido y Sc
paseaba por el local. FL de
tective dej0 su cintur6n, con
el revolver en- el armario de la
habitaci6n y fue para el GUAR
to excusado. Salio ii POGO y
entonccs Lebr6n lie dijo:
--iMe permite entrar en- cl
cllarto.
---Entre.--le dijo Ell "dctccti-
ve." Este noto que Negr0n
llevaba un papel, especie de
envoltorio en- la mano. A po-
co son6 cl disparo. Gonzalez,
creyendo que el disparo habia
sido en- la planta baja sali0
hacia la escalera que da ac-
ceso al local expresado. En-
tonces subian los otros poll
cias. Entraron en- ell cuarto.
Negr6n estaba lleno de san
gre y el revolver en- el suelo.
Por la ciudad Sc asegur0
despusf que dijo el que lie
''habian pegado un tiro, un
detective" que estaba ALI.
Fu6 conducido al hospital
en- cstado de suma gravedad.
FL fiscal Lcdo, Campillo co
memo la Investigation del
SIIcpSn
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Hablose de disgustos
ocurridos entire el 60
bernador y un pro-
ninente 9leader''.
Ell gobernador mostrose
sorprendido, negando en-
absolute la certeza de
los rumores.
Noticias por cable del goberna.
dor Cotton avisan que lie.
CARA ell dia 4.

dor Cotton ayisan que lle-
CARA ell dia 4.
Desde medic dia circularon
!, aver por la ciudad rumores
! de haber ocurrido algo amor.
NAL entire un prohombre poll
tico y el gobernador INFERNO,
en- el concepto de tener una
discussion un tanto acalorada
" de resultar rotas las relaclo-
|Ees amistosas entire ambos Ca
balleros.
Ell rumor sigui6 tomando
cuerpo y en- los circulos politi-
COS Sc comentaba ell suceso de
diversos modos. Un reporter
de LA Correspondence" fu6
interrogado por muchas per
sonas con respecto al case, del
que Sc daban diversas versio-
neS.
Por la noche, en- las tertu-
lias en- que suelen reunirSe
elementos de ambos partidos,
Sc discutian con gran interes
los rumores.
Sc afrmaba 10 siguiente:
Que el jefe del partido repu-
blicano, Lcdo. Jose de Guz-
, man Benitez, a quien parece
! que siguen los republicanos
de Ponce y los opositores al
antigua dsrectorio habia solici-
tado del gobernador INFERNO
le prometiera formalmente
una presentation especial del
propio seilor Guzman y de sus
elementos afnes del comite
territorial, al nuevo goberna-
dor seiior Cotton. Que ell
plan del jefe del partido era
demostrar a la isla que el te-
MIA ascendiente en- la Fortale-
"a puesto que a el Sc le reci-
bia especialmente, y que por
otro lado las fuerzas del par
lido lie seguian pues habian
respondido a la invitacion es-
pecial que hiciera a sus ami
gos IoIiticos para la expresa-
reception Q presentation espe,
cial. Sc dijo que en- ese acto
cifraba dieho jefe todo su fu-
turo buen 6xito para obtener
nfuencia politica en- Santa
Catalina.
Sc inform6 que en- la maiia-
ma de aver habia estado en- el
despacho del gobernador inte-
rino ell jefe del partido repu-
blicano, Y habia instado pr
Ultima vez al senior Ward pa
ra que le hiciera la promesa
antes expresada. Que ell 60
bernador Sc habia excusado
de hacer compromise alguno
por estimar que no debia in
clinarse a ningdn partidQ nj
a ninguna fraction de parti-
do y que, como consecuencia
de la entrevista. habia ocnrri-
do I'm altercado entire ambos
caballeros, llegando hasta en-
terarse la servidumbre de pa.
lacio. La noticia como Sc We,
era de bastante calIbre Y sc
comentaba en- diversos senti-
dos. Sc diio tambien que Sc
habian sabido detalles por
que a un caballero que habia
estado visitando al Sr. Ward
ocurri6 que al entrar en- su
despacho y encontrando muy
molesto al gobernador este lie
dijo que 10 dispensara 81 apa-
recia algo excitado por que
acababa de tener un serio dis
gusto con una persona que
kasta CSC momento kGbta Il crei- |
do sn amigo.
Ell reporter de La Cores
pondencia" no di6 al princi-
pio importancia al rumor. su-
poniendole un odnard. y NADIA
dijo al gobernador en- la en-
trevista de la maiiana con los
periodistas. Despues y vien-
do en- grupos, en- las GALES, en-
81 cafe. en- las farmaciss, quejl
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