davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Movlmlento del personal del preside en- ei
ola de hoy. Han sido destlnados 10 coninados
para arreglo de las GALES de la Marina, con jor.
nal. Ha eumplldo Jose Otero ta) Brulo. ,-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Pasado mafana emplezan las festas del Pa
tr6n Santiago en- Puerta de TERRA prometen ser
muy rumbosas. Los gallegos asociados otros
compatriotas Sc proponen echar 81 resto. Las
fiestas duraran tres dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Hoy es 81 cumpIe amos de s. M. la Reins
Regente del Reino. Hacemos votos porque D1os
conserve largos aios Ia vida de 10 vi1tuosisims
DANA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
VAPORES que Sc esperan:- :

VAPORES que SO esperan:-E III espafol Ida
sali6 de Ia Coru6a para este ell IA del corrien-
to. El aleman GrGsBrook que sali6 81 de Grees-
termonde, via ST. Thomas. El esp. Sat1rntna de-
be haber salldo el l5 del corriente de Liverpool
nara este puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
Nos ascrihen da Arecll

Nos escriben de Areclbo: - Ell seior Paul
Van Sykel, director de la refneria de Cataho, al
constituirse en- casa del sacristAn senior Acosta,
regal6 las seforitas hermanas y huerfanos de la
sefiora Quemada, Is pesos. ii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Nuestro buen amigo el sefisr don Tomas c
Vera se ha hecho cargo de Ia direction de E1 In
sonrcsnl de MaYagueZ. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Recortamos de E1 Notscseyo ce Ponce
Dice 81 DsGrsO de Pssert0-hSco que E1 No.
t6csero g ha dado cuenta de Ia distribution de
premios hecha las escuelas de Ia locahdad." "
Rectifique el apreciable colega, pues nosotros no
hemos podldo dar cuenta de un acto que no Sc
ha llevsdo efecto todavfa, que SO realizara 81
25 del corriente."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
EtseHor don Prisco vizcarronao ha sido nom
brado iuez municipal de Faiardo.


Ri 9obernador ha pedido a. Ayuntamlento
de- Ponce IL terna para nombramianto de alcalde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Del 10 de Enelo so del pasado JUNO q
rec1oleron en- Barcelona l95, ,353 cueros de res d
todas procedencias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
VARIEDADES

: Recuerde Vd. dfgalo & sua amigos, que 81
meior vino de mesa que Sc consume en- Puerto
Rico es el de lLogroao que venden Sobrino de
Luiha Ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
De nuestro corresponsal de Manatl:

De nuestro corresponsal de Manat1: = NDon
Antonio Fernandez Lopez, dependiente de IL ca
sa dc coraercio de don Antonio Morey, me ha
manifestado que 81 ia del actual puso On 81 bu-
z6n de este pueblo una carta conteniendo un bi.
llete de banco, valor de sells pesos meiicanos di-
rijida Bayam6n. Hoy (ayer) u dicha carta no
hahfA lleuado sT deetino
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
Nuestro amigo don Mariana Fe

Nuestro amigo don Mariana Ferreras, dlrec.
Tor del sIistfn Revista Mercantil", ha sido nom
brado agente general on esta Isa de la ssSociedad
general de Cr6dito" establecida On Barcelona Sc
ocupa ID referida Sociedad en vender plazos
Yalesas do II renta trancess garautiEadoa por q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

IRobierno do aquella naci6n cnyoa vaaorea son
amortiza bles con premios por medic dc sorteos
mensuales que 30 verincan en- Paris en el dom1ci-
lio social del "Gr6iit Foncier ale France Co
nocidan las ventsjaa qua ofrece II referida Asocia
cion, no dudamos que on esta Isa alGanzara favo-
rable acoglda.
Recortamos de 81 Por0snw de Puerto Plata
(5anto Domingo):
Como remedio al grave asunto de Ia de.
preciaci6n de ID moneda circulante On 81 pals, 81
Gobierno Ia expedido un decreto por 81 cual Sc
impone unkderecho de 20 p 8. & la plata del tipo
mayor q. se Introduces por los puertos de esta Re.
phblica, cualquiera que sea su nscionalidad v
80 D g. & Ia del tipo menor. Los contravento.
res dicho decreto estaran sujetos 10 Icy Vi.
gente sobre contrabandos. Sc cree generalmen
to que esta medida no dara los resultados que SO
desean."
Aver So han sacrlhcado en- el matadero de
eata Capital para benefciar hoy, - reses vacunas
CON 1892 kilos; la trops consumi6 ~ kilos quo
dando para 81 abasto pdblco I'll klos, de Ger
do con I07 kilos Los precioa han dc sido 35 y 45
centavos kilos respectivamants.
Desde aver medic dla esta 81 aimpatico pue
bio de Catafo echando 81 reato con objeto de
celebrar & su patrona Ia Virgen del Carmen. Las
festas durar4n hasta 81 30 del corriente
Por fuerza de il Gua1dla Civil del puesto de
Yauco fu6 detenido 81 dia Is un individuo por
lesiones; ell por la de Lola, un individuo re
clamado por 81 Juez Municipal; 81 Is por Il de
Angeles (Utuados,) dos individuoa reclamados
por 81 Juzgado.
Por fuerza de la GuardiA Civil del puesto dc
Angeles fue detenido 81 dia IA un individuo por
hurto; por Ia de Naguabo 81 II, dos individuos
por robo y escatamiento; 81 II por La de Utuado
e paisano Juan Lopez por robo y 81 Is por 10 de
Playa de Ponce cinco individuos por jugar 10
prohibido.
Los sefores Fralle Hermanos Ca han reci
bido por 81 correo de aver el interesante peri6di
co La Ultima ModG. Trae preciosos patrones
fgurines y muy entretenida lectura. Recu6rdese
que es muy barata Ia suscrici6n al referido pc
ri6dico.
Aver cumpli6 ochenta amos de edad el vene
rable Prelado Excmo Sr. DON Juan Antonio
PUG, Obispo de Puerto Rico.
Aver dijimos equlvocadamente que Ia com
pahia de zaIzuela empresa Marin Varona, debia
habsr llegado Ponce anteayer. Sc espera ell 20
el 80 del corriente.
= Desde manana monrara en- ell Palacio de
Santa Catalina una guardia del battalion "Caza
dores de la Patrla /" compuesta de I'm sargsnto
nm ho hn u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
POi' mUfuO cOI7YenJO

el Notario de Bayam6n, ia sociedad induatr al Po
MAR = GRANADo, quedando la liquidation cargo
del sefier don Claudio Pomar, que continuara los
misnos negocios baio su solo nombre 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
Buques en- puerto esta mafiana. van.

buques en- puerto esta 1naiana: Vapor ma.
cional "Manuels," pendiente; vapor nacional
"Rlta," idem; barca americana aHornet.n des.
cargando; bergantin americana daylight pen.
dlente; barca noruega "Fox," descargando: 90.
ietas espanolas: "Hortensia," para Aguadllla '
Mayagaez; "Aguadillana," para idem, ..corazon
ae MARIA, para ldem; "Paquete de Ponce" para
50" para Arroyo Ponce; sAmelia," para Yabu.
Goa, Humacao V1eques; "Nueva Flor para
Fajardo; "lsabela," para Naguabo 7 abucoa:
- oncepci6n, pendiente; 'sRltita, para Aguadi,
lie y Mayaglez; "Paquete de Arecibo," pendlen.
te; "Recompensa," !" pendiente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Desde mahsna monJara en- ell Palacio d.
Santa Catalina una guardia del battalion "Caza
dores de la Patrla j" compuesta de I'm sargsnto
un cabo ocho soldados. %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Uno de los militales atacados de 6ebre anna
rilla, segdn dijimos en- nuestra ediclon do aver
falloci6 en- el Hospital Mllitar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

El apreciable Cub Usssdn de Humacao ha
tenido Ia atenci6n de invitarnos para un gran
bale con que en- Ia noche del % del corriente Sc
inaugarar& dicho Club
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Aver cumpli6 ochenta AMOS de edad 81 vene
rable Prelado Excmo Sr. DON Juan Antonio
PUG, Obispo de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Por econo0ssd se han suprimido en- San Ger
man dos faroles que habia en- el atrio de la 1gle
sia. Da grima pasar por all.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Sumarios recibidos ,anteayer en- esta Audlenela
del Juzaado de instruction Ell instruido contra
D. Jose Cruz Moreno por defraudaci6n al Estado;
Escolastico Rodriguez Santana (a) Polo por leslo
nes Del de Cayey, Jose Rivera Medina, por
rapto. Recibidos aver del de Humacao, Faustlno
Piiieiro DOR vioacion de Marta Ruiz Veez !, del
de Cayey lesiones casuales Juan Cruz Lopez
v del de Tega-bsjs, Felix Cosme Figueroa, por
lesiones. .....- .-.s.-. . *- @.r1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

El S del corrlente 80 cotizaban en- Barcelona
Las harinas de trlgo catalan de lO3 III pesetas
Il ouintal de 4l.6O kilos de l7 4 pesetas las
a. Castillo sogun calidadea msrcaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Aver SO inscriblefon en- 81 Registro Civil de
esta Capital los nacimientos de Cosme Benito Dfas
y Fabregas Maria Oroao Arroyo y Andino, Jose
de Jesus Lopez segundo Ferrer Alvarez, ,
las defuncionea de Ricardo Alvarez Gomez de
6eore amarillo, Francisco Lorenzo Rodicio, de
pneumonia fulminante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Aver dljlmos equlvocadamente que Ia com
pahla de zaIzuela empresa Marin-V -Varona, debia
habsr llegado Ponce anteayer. Sc espera el 2s
8 el 80 del corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Desde aver medic dla esta 81 aimpatico pue
bio de Catafio echando 81 resto con objeto d
celebrar su patrona Ia Virgen del Carmen. La
festas durar4n hasta 81 80 del corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

. Los sehores FraIIe Hsrmanos c. han reci-
bido por 81 corrso de aver el interesante peri6di
co La Ultima ModG. Trae preciosos patrones y
fgurines y muy entretenida lectura. Recu6 rdese
que es muy barata Ia suscrici6n al referido pc
rixdicn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

"a LAS PROFE5OkAS DE La l5IlA -.a. =
Queridas companeras: Con yerdadefa satlslac
cI6r, manifiesto ( ustedes que aWestyO as@ato, 90
06n noticias recientes, estA tocando gu termlno,
' pronto se realizaran nuestros deseos. Os salu
da vusstra comparera y amiga, - francisco ~
VtGdG dc Henrsques. - -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
A los padres de famiIia

En- a Escuea que dirige Afbonito eel mejor china
de Puerto Ricol Ell Professor don Hermino W. Santaea,
admten alumnos nternos para La prmera
dulia e bros parda doble las asgna9uras
pon.., al l. e. aho del bacheratO para los qua
quieran hace1 los estudios por Ia ensenanza lbre.
Precios convencionales. REFERENoTAs: Ponce don
OLYMPIC OterO Afbonito don Manuel GIL Sanchez en-
Cayey el Lcdo. D. r. Aquies Colon. 15-5
Quiere Vd. fumar buenos cigarrillos
Pues solicite los de Ia marca Ssboney en- e alma
cen de los sefores A. Fgueroa y C.a--Son extra
superiores y los hay de las vitolas .sCeronas de
moda -" Cebollitas de brea =, Bouquet de al
god6n hebra", "Corrientes y mCorrientes de
Brea =, Bouquet pectorales -. la mar !! Son
los cigarros de moda en- Puerto-Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Aver SO han sacrlhcado en- 81 matadero dc
esta Capital para beneicisr hoy, u reses vacunas
CON 1892 kilos; Ia tropa consumi6 273 kilos quo
dando para 81 abasto pdblico 2l19 kilos de Ger
do CON IO7 kilos. Los precioa han dc sido 35 Is
centavos kios respectivamants.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Aver ingresaron on la carcel de esta Capital
los individuos Florencia Vazquez Colon, Manuel
(al Bracero y jose Crtiz del Carmen, por hurto;
Rafael Ruiz Parraga Carlos Ayuso, por robo i
Francisco Fonseca Alexandra, por estafa; ~ sale.
ron on llbertad Luis Oyola Ortiz, HermeneQildo
Fernandez y Manuel Rodriguez Maldonado y
por Il ruta Jos6 Ines Plaza, Rosario Herm6g
CiSilo y Sotaro Ortiz y Pedro Milian. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Nos escriben de San Germanl con fecha Is
que Ia nina De Ia 6olsa de que hemos hablado sigue
sin novedad. 10 que hay dentro de Ia boIsa
citada moviendose siempre. No cesa de lloyer en-
aquells Ciudad y atm6sfera dc continue estl
cargada de electricidad. Han caido yarias chis
pas el6ctricas una de elias en- el patio de do6a
Carmen Dominguez. Otras en- 81 campo El ca.
lor 90 insoportable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

"a Por fuerza de II 4ua1dl Civil del puesto do
Yauco fu6 detenido el dia is nm individuo por
lesiones; ell7 por la de LOLA, un individuo re
clamado por 81 Juez Municipal; 81 18 por Ia de
Angeles (Utuados,) dos individuoa reclamados
por eli Juzpado 4s @H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Aver sc ceebraron en- el Institute de M~ssc@
1os sx6menes de go aAo de GrnsoniG, habiendo OBJ
tenido las sehoritas Maria Blanco J Perez Ma
ria Aiaga Psdilla Ia califcaci6n de sobresaliente
Constitu1do en- seguids 81 Tribunal de Vsotoneetto
nor los sehores doctor don J. de J. Tizol, don
Sergio Lecompte, don Francisco Perez don Mi
euel CULLEN, para examinar o. alumno don Fri.
nidsd Morales de Ter. afio, fue califcado con Ia
nota de Sobresaliente. "@>@+" ~~*-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
jARABE 3AlsAMlG1 Al tvAYAG0l

Zapatos de corte bajo Ia Jarddaera, Idem
idem dore, varias formas 81 gran calzado tac6n
& 10 Carlos TX, solicftelos en- La Constomcsa de
Borras Reines, San Francisco 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21

Tengan un POGO de paclencia los amigos oe
interior que nos han fayorecido con algunos tra
bajos Va Sc publicaran. Es tai 81 material
todo do actualidad que tenemos en- cartera con Ia
llaoada aver de los correos de Ia Peninsula J
Cuba los ordinarios de Ia lsla que, material
mente, mo- hemos tenido nj tempo nj de leerlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-21
G.,,,,s Z Gu, Blanca : |. s.,ts,iI,

I'm "a Palmssdnd, q. % donde mas variedsd,
olegaucia aoided q encusntra On todas clase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16
Spokane.

That Senator Allon Will be reelected is gen.
erally admitted by the press outside OF Spokane.
Davenport Times
Turner cannot be elected. Allen may. The
Turner men are moro likely to switch to
Allen than are the Allen men likely to join
Turner.-TG Tacoma Ne,us.
Turner won d like TO get rid of Fairweather's
management If he could, but he will find be
Man OF the Sea" till the close of the chapter
Tckoo Globe
There are enough Republicans In the legisla-
their party together for future use they had
better transact business in a businesS-like man.
ner.-Dayton Chronicle
Turner is not the unanimous choice OF spo.
kane county by any means, and as a representa-
tive Of the people of the county We implore the
legislators not TO be deceived. Allen is our
choice. Rockford Enterprise.
The Republicans OF the legislature have
reached point where they must confront the
responsibility resting on the dominant party in
this state. Shall a caucns be held to decide
who the majority of the Republicans want for
senator2 This can only be decided by caucus.
The question is, shall! the majority rule? And,
In fact, the only way-to determine the matter
legislation is required. and the senatorial fight
should be settled at once, in order that the bust.
of the session may properly begin. 1t is
neither In the interest of the Republican party
nor the state at large TO delay the election OF q
senator; and, whoever may be the choice of a
caucus, the people Will be satisfed-if one is
held Yakima Republic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16

EieuADuTg LOc8liZer.
The status OF the senatorial electios Is favora-
BILE to the election of Hon. John B. Allen. A
caucus should be held, and in thas event he
would be sure OF an election. The solicitations
are favorable to his election, result much de-
srei IN this part Of the state. A large majority
in the state desire that he should be reelected.
The Republicans should hold q caucus by all
means and make nomination that would do
no one OF the candidates an Injustice The peo-
pie here are strongly in favor OF ALLEN. and
would greatly prefer his election to shat OF any
other person. 1t 10 to be hoped THAI caucus
Will be held at once, which would setUe the mat
ter quicker than il can be done any sother way,
and that would develop the strongest man aud
would soon decide the contest Mr.. Allen has
done we'll, better, we believe. than airy man that
We could have sent to the senate Now that he
has experience he could accomplish more than
any new man In the same position. The people
here have confidence in Allen and know that he
10 the man above all others they want We hope
Q caucus will be held right away ana have the
matter determined so that other pressing bust
ness may be transacted. The Republicans will
be watched In what they do and they will be
held accountable for what shall be done.
whether it shall be good or the opposite. We
want to see no long contest in this Istatter. We
are satisfied that Allen has more friends, even
In Olympia. than any other man WIG aspires to
the senatOrship. The way to settle the wrangle
Is to hold q caucus and let the strongest man
pluck the persimmon. These are our views OF
the situation, which we give for whas they may
be worth,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16
why Allen Is Gaining Strength.
Salla Walla Union-Journal.


With satisfaction the people of Walla Walia
will learn that Senator Allen Is gaining
strength in his senatorial canvass, and unless
radical changes ensue the legislature on assem-
bling Tuesday will reflect him to the senate
on the first ballot. he report comes that his
supporters at Olympia are aggressive confident
and assured, animated by the knowe edge that
he is the best TO send to he United states
senate, the safest and at the same time most
able man III whose hands to intrust the varied
aud important interests OF the state. During
his short term as senator he has proven him.
selt true to every section, and has shown signal
ability i'll representing al public interests with
courage AMI fidelity. HIS support among the
Legislators is gaining stability from the eent-
ment of friendship and respec. which he in.
spires in every man whom he meets at all in
timately, and which will permit no opposition
to overcome or sbate their loyalty to him. One
of his friends. abiding to him. said:
Senator Aliens. popularity rests upon the
most enduring of all foundations, to-wit: He
has won his way up TO his present position bv
the slow road OF doing his duty without failure:
OF being found reilsble anu faithful N ali
Things. and IN every obligation, pubic as well
as private.
Character, that enduring quality which is the
true standard OF worth, Is the foundation OF
senator Aliens graat strength. II Is this UNI
assaltahle character. this deserving OF confidence
snd friendship. which makes his followers solid
anu preserves their fidelity always.
There i nothing supertic4a! AMI dangerously
enthusiastic in senator Aliens support at Oiyrn-
piA II ls rather the cool ana serene scene of
certainty aiid support OF reason. There Is moth
IIg taat win be used today in his favor that
may disappear tomorrow. There is no emotion
in tie popularity which the man enjoys through
out tbs state 1t Is 60 sciou>ness Of his worth
q man, hl= tried value as Il public servant, his
just representation of ali classes and interests in
the senate which holds ais support, and which
wiz elcct him.
Such n sentiment toward Senator Allen exists
in al poiuca parties lie has friends IN the
Democratic party aud among the fopuIists who
und Justification In their feaity to him and
their admiration for him in these possessed
qualities.
senator Alien stands in impfegn able strength
The record Is IN has favor. The idle charges of
his enemies are broken upon his acts and are
disprovei by what he has accom- shed The
schemes OF selfish politicians and party wreck
ers cannot prevail against the history OF John
Il. Alien III inc senate and II every pace OF
trust lie has filled.
This statement e fact so eloquent in his favor
will find IN 5Fsemcut At the tongue of ninety.
al.e ..uuaEe1taS 81 Nalla Na.tas people wha
have snr"a han Il, private citizen aal public
81. se- org sad we'll. and have slways found
hl" faithful! II every trust, public AMI private,
rtEtsA4 III hin,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16

The increase over 1891 is forty-one. Of the
1892 lynchings 200 occurred in the South
and thirty-six in the North, showing that
the latter neighborhood keeps up its record
in this respect. 1863 having been lynched
in the South in 1891 to twenty-six in the
North. Tennessee and Louisiana head
the list with twenty-eight lynchings each,
place Alabama occupied in 1891 with
twenty-six lynchings. Arkansas followed
last year with twenty-five, Alabama with
twenty-one, and Georgia and Mississippi
with sixteen each. The largest state, New
York, with the largest criminal popula-
ton of any state. had but one lynching.
while Pennsylvania, which ranks next to
New York IN population. has a clean
record. The negroes comprise less than
one-twelfth of the population of the coun-
try, but they furnish little over Is per
cent. of the lynchers' victims. There were
155 colored victims of mob violence.
eighty white victims, five female and one
Indian victim.
There were $3.50 suicides last year as
compared with 1881 IN 1891. 2,64O in 1890
oiA -s--1 Al 1000 uS CauSc Aux tuiS ioI 80
number of seIf-murders are given as
follows:
Dependency. .14s3lLiquor. .......... 315
Unknown-...... ga Disappointed love-. 2i9
Insanity. 5l9IIli health 27S
Domestic infelicity. 2s6 Business losses. IS
Thirteen hundred of these suicides
sought death by shooting, 1.010 by poison,
sos by hanging, 1876 by drowning, $40 by
throat-cutting. 81 by throwing themselves
before locomotives, Sc by jumping from
windows, so by stabbing, Is by burning,
6 preferred starving and the same number
took the dynamite route, while one each
chose freezing, trip hammer or beating
his head against stone wall. Three
thousand and fifty-five Of these suicides
were males and only sO5 were females. and
medicine heads the list of the professions
whose members sought an untimely death,
with thirty-seven physician suicides.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16
That Choice Ia John Is. allen.
Xakinna RAM hiio

Legislators are the servants of :ne people.
The discretion they enjoy il only atetheir COM
mand by the surfaces OF the masses They are
supposed 70 enact laws-for the oez1efit of the
people. They are supposed to guar5 the treas
ury-in behalf of the people. In ALI matters in
which they WELD an influence thaa influence
should be eXerted solely for the people. This is
true OF all legislative bodies, whether munich
pa. county, state or national. Therefore, when
the people OF the state OF WashiDgto~ present to
their representatives at olympia, for seecton as
United states senator, a man in whosn they have
every confidence; who has heretofore proven
himself, by many public services, a5 a stauuch
friend OF the people; whose honesty and Reliable
ity have never been called in quesIio; who is, in
fact, himself one OF the people; wao has won
his way up by virtue of duty slways well
done aud each and every Obligation scru-
pulousiy observed; who is the enly logical
choice By reason of his Influence ana popularity
with the members OF the august boy 10 which
the majority of the people OF the STAG wish him
returned, and who is entitled to the honor as a
reward for his faithful and efficient services in
the past, there should be no hesita:ion on the
part of the peoples Legislators IL setting the
seal ofapproval upon the peoples ckoIce That
choice is John B. Allen