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THE "VEGETARIANS."

Concern Felt In Washington for Safety OF
To Kien Missionaries in the Midst OF the
New Rebellion Inaugurated by the Reiig-
ious Society Of NegetHrians. Recruited
from the Elements Corresponding to the
Hoodlums OF this Country.
WAsHISGToN, Sept. 17.-The chief
interest attaching in Washington to
the dispatch from Foo-Chow that re-
beilion has begun in the province of
Fo kien is as to the fate which awaits
the American and European mission
aries in that province, should any still
remain in the vicinity of Kucheng.
Reports reached here through diplo-
matte and private sources several
weeks ago that the missionaries, after
the recent massacres in the interior
of the province. had with their fami-
lies sought refuge at Foo-Chow which
is near the coast, and where the
presence of foreign mcn-of-war
make them safe from further violence
If they have remained at Foo-Chow,
or rather at Pagoda Anchorage, which
is a foreign settlement only few
hihOo iShN'Cu, nv uuubOi Sdh huppCh
to them. If, however, in their zeal to
begin again their work of Christianiz-
ing the natives, they have returned to
the interior Of the province, the gravi
est apprehensions will be felt for their
safety, unless they receive the protec-
tion of the European or American
forces.
| 1t is surmised that the rebellion is
the work of the "Negetarians, who
were responsible for the assaults some
weeks ago upon the foreign missions.
Until that time little if anything was
known in this country of the society
beyo the fact that it was secret
organization and that its purposes
were political. 1t now appears that
they have adopted the name 'vege-
tartan" in order to give their society a
religious character, inasmuch as the
Buddhlsts do not practice the eating OF
meat, but live wholly upon a vegeta-
bic diet, and thus make vegetarianism
an article of the Buddhist faith, Chi.
nese diplomats say the ranks of this
sect are recruited chiefly from ele-
ments corresponding to the hood
lums" of this country.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
OPPOSED THE PROPOSITION
To Include Armor in Contracts for the
Construction Of War Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Some days
ago Capt, Hichborn, chief naval con-
structor, recommended to Secretary
Herbert that hereafter in letting con-
tracts for the construction of vessels
the armor be included in the contract.
Secretary Herbert, after reading the
recommendation referred it to Capt.
Sampson, chief of the bureau of ord
nance, for his views ON the subject
To-day Capt. Sampson submitted his
report, which is said to be adverse to
the proposition, and presents strong
argument against putting the manu-
facture and placing of armor for our
men-of-war in the hands OF shipbuild-
erS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
"CHARlEY" RILEY DEAD.
S'AnIG' h'-N'
The Greatest American chronological
ma. ssntaJ

The Greatest American. EntOmologist
Thrown from His bicycle and Killed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Prof. {. V.
,tiley, for many years entomoiogist OK
the department OF agriculture, and
well known among scientists in this
country and Europe, while riding a
bicycle last night was thrown, his
head hitting the curbstone with such
force that his skull was fractured. He
was taken in charge by friends and
the best OF surgical aid called to his
assistance. but it was of no avail; he
died few minutes after midnight
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
GOVERNMENT NOT ADVISED
OF the Latest Phase OF the Chinese Sltua-
tlon at kucheng.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE state
department is without advices regard
ing the alleged latest phase of the
Chinese situation in regard to a re-
fusaf of the Chinese goverr".o,U w
execute any OF IT,; ~ a. 'o' D;,"t~,,a',,. ''Is. ".
beipr -'oipahts III lhe missionary
massacres unless they are assured
that with the execution of these men
all other demands will cease. Accord
ing to the latest information of the
department the Kucheng commission
was at work with its labors uncom-
pleted and the investigation had no,
been begun. No dispatches have been
received from Minister DENLY, but
they are expected this week and are
awaited with interest.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

A DlSGUSTED BANDIT.
Henry Starr's Poor Opinion OF the Jury
that Convicted Him.

Fort SMITH, Ark, Sept 1.-THE
most disgusted and disappointed per-
son in the United States court room
yesterday wa, Henry Starr Through
ont his trial he has looked forward to
an acquittal or, at worst, a verdict of
guilty of manslaughter lie was there
fore very much surprised when the
jury was out only an hour and re-
turned verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree for the killing of Floyd
Wilson.
On the way back to jail he gave vent
TO his disgust and remarked;
That jury hadn't as much sense as
a lot of jaybirds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
WORKED ALL NIGHT

And saved Their villages from Forest
Fires-Other Places in Danger.
PLyAsASTvMLE, n. j., Sept l5.-The
villages of Bakersville and Bargain
town, which were threatened by eN'
tensive forest fires last night, bave
been saved by gangs Of men working
all night and to-day setting back fires.
Some valuable cranberry bogs were
burned.
Another fire started ut 4 O'Clock this
afternoon four miles above here, and
is nov sweeping towards Mckee City.
which aaams IRlwmlpsat danGsN
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A NEW BOND ISSUE
Not Considered Desirable at Present BY
New York Financiers.

New YORK, Sept. Il = Assistant
Treasurer Conrad n. Jordan says.
Il have not had any conference or
ioined in any discussion about gov
ernment bond issue with Mr.. Curtis
or anyone else, except in an informal
ana gossippy way. A great lnauy we'll
informed tinanciers, including. ! be-
lieye, Mr.. J. Pierpont Morgan, do not
consider new government bond issue
desirable. at the present time at all
events
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
THE kUCHENG OUTRAGES
Leading to Trouble for the Government
that Encouraged Them.

Foo-Cnow, Sept. 17.-ln consequence
of the attitude of obstruction assumed
by the Chinese officials toward the
progress of the inquiry into the recent
outrages at kucheng and their re-
fusal to carry out the sentences i'm
posed by the examining court upon
the ringleaders in the attacks upon
the Christian missions at that place,
two gunboats have been ordered to as
cend the river and demand the enforce
meut of the penalt ties imposed. A re-
belion has begun in the province OF
Fo Kien, and the local officials, in
stead OF attempting TO suppress the
rising, have fed. A force OF imperial
troops are on their way to the scene
to try to put down the insurrection.
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Anxious to Have the speed OF the Yachts
Te e.ted.

LONDON, sept. IL nc Daily news
says;
"The Valky rie's departure under
the present circumstances may leave
bad feeling between the two coun-
tries that will take long to heal. Lord
Dunraven owes much to himself and
the country he represents; he owes
more to the American committee,
which has treated him throughout
with studied courtesy. We hope he
will arrange race which will settle
the question as to which is the better
| Yacht"
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Promoted.

BERLIN, Sept. IA dispatch from
Dantzic says that Prince Henry Of
Prussia, brother to the kaiser, and
Capt. Won Arnin, commander OF the
imperial yacht Hohenzollern, have
been raised to the rank OF rear adj
miral in the German navy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
SAVED FROM lYNCHlNG.


0sA6E CITY, kas., Sept 17.-Lew
Thomas, tough character, last even
ing committed criminal assault upon
the l9-year-old imbecile daughter of
T. o, McIlfresh. He was captured,
placed in Jail and held until mob
broke down the door and attempted to
lynch him. Officers dispersed the mob,
recaptured the prisoner and are now,
. II. m, guarding him to prevent u
lvnphiup
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

MONTREAL, Can, Sept II. The pro-
vincial synod of the Church of England
in Canada in sessions here, has reject
ed motion to authorize the use of the
revised New Testament in the churches
Bpder its coptroll
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
SONS OF VETERANS.

vile, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. Is. 5.-Knox-
vile is in a blaze of glory tonight.
The streets are gaily decorated in
honor of the Sons of Veterans, who
hold their fourteenth annual encamp-
meut, beginning tomorrow. Every
train is crowded with Sons OF Vote
rams and their friends and large at
tendance is expected Commander-in.
Chief Bunday, with his staff, arrived
to-day.
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killing Frosts In New York state

CASTLE, N. ", Sept. IA heavy
frost Saturday night ruined the gar
den truck and other farm crops. Po
tato vines are lying on the ground en-
tirely killed. Many farmers were at
work cutting their corn Sunday.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
OPENING OF THE FETES
Celebrating the Occupation OF Rome by
the Italian Troops.

the italian Troops.
ROME, Sept. l6.--The gymnastic con-
tests which opened the fetes in cele-
bration of the occupation Of Rome by
the Italian troops twenty-five years
ago, took place yesterday and were
very successful. A number of socie-
ties marched in procession to the pan
theon, where they placed wreaths
upon the tomb OF Victor Emanuel.
The processionists we're cheerod all
along the route, Special attention
wAs paid 70 the present GSrmsnA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

Killed the Man who Ruined HIS home'
RussELLvII.LE, n.y., Sept l7.--Henry
Morgan returned home at midnight
Sunday night and found Lee Johnson
with his wife. Revolvers were drawn
by both men and when the firing
ceased johnson was dead,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
Minister Ransom Passes Through San An
tonic,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept II. The
United States minister to Mexico, Hon.
NJ. w. Ransom, passed through this
city yesterday en- route to Mexico City.
independence day was celebrate by
the Mexicans resident in this locality.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
". II. Vanderbilt Sole owner OF Defender
NoW,

New YORK, Sept. l1.-W, X. Wander
bilt has purchased Defender. He was
always the principal owner, but has
now bought all OF lselin's and Nor
gan's interests, which amounted to but
| IS. 900 each.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21
NUMBER A.
THE WAR IN CUBA.

The Insurgents Prepare Mines FILLED with
Dynamite and Blow Up the spanish Sol
diers, Many Of Whom are Killed. While
Others Desert to the Rebels-Execution
of "a Desprter-Arms and Ammunition,
Not Men, Wanted.
Especial Correspondence of the United Press
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept 7, via Key
West, Fla, Sept l7-ln the engage
ment between the Spanish colonel
Cannelas and Jose Maceo in Santa
Maria Savigne, near Ramon de Las
Yaguas, on August 81, the rebels had
prepared more thaa sixty holes filed
with dynamite on the different roads
the troops had to pass. When the en-
gagement was over a Spanish regl-
ment marched passed one of the traps
and the dynamite exploded, blowing
to pieces Lieut.. Francisco Ruis, Capt.
Gregory Romero and thirteen soldiers.
When the troops saw this they were SO
filed with terror that an entire COM
pany deserted to the rebels and re-
mainea with them.
During the engagements between
| Spanish Gen. Linaras and rebel leader
| Rabi, in Descanso del Mucrto, near
Manganaguas, the Spaniards took
Spanish soldier prisoner who had
| joined the insurgents at the begin
lining of the revolution. His name was
Pedro Revira Estercz, aud he belonged
to the regiment of Havana He was
brought to this city, tried by court
martial and sentenced to death. lie
was shot this morning in front of the,
slaughter house in the presence of all
the troops that were in the city. He
was so weak he had to be taken TO the
place of execution in carriage.
This is the first execution of a rebel
in this city. He was taken prisoner,
because, during the engagement, he
went into the Spanish ranks to obtain
arms and he killed a Spanish lieuten-
ant and Cuban mulatto.
DO Not Want Men, but Arms and AM
munition.
New YORK, Sept. II. Mr.. I. Estrada
Palma, delegate of the Cuban revolu-
tionists to New York, yesterday made
| the following statement:
at is reported in the newspapers
that Senior Enrique Moreno, who, it
is said, represents himself as an agent
of the New York Cuban junta, is in
st. Louis enlisting men for service in
Cuba. Such report has no foundation
in fact. Senor Moreno is not an agent
of the New York Cuban junta nor do
know who the gentleman is.
"The Cuban junta shall not know
ingly violate the laws of the United
States, and it is known that enlisting
men for military service is violation
of the law. Moreover, the Cuban rev.
olution is in no need of men. What it
needs are arms and ammunition for
thousands Of men who are so far sup
piled with no other weapon than
machete. Arms and ammunition the
junta can buy within the law, and will
do SO without concealment."
The Insurgents Were Forced to Retreat.
HAVANA, Sept IA dispatch from
Santa Clara says the insurgent leader
Seratn Sanchez sent a squad of thir-
teen men with orders to destroy the
village of Punta Allegro by fire. The
squad attempted to execute the order,
but were not successful and were
driven away.
A force of 800 rebels made an attack
a day or two ago upon plantation at
Altamira, where force of govern
a sharp fight, in which many of their
| nnmher Nyprn killed and WOunlel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

sssvllle, KY, on the 12th, Gen.
'slker, of Indiana, was nom
Ivy his only competitor, Gen.
and unanimously
eommander-in-chief OF the
|iny OF the Republic. st. Paul,
vas unanimously selected as
Flor holding the next national
hent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

Morgan Belmont bond syndi-
|ne to the aid of the treasury
srve again, on the 18th, with
BOOf the yellow metal which
for greenbacls, max
lsI4,0OO,0OO gold turned in in
d the requirements OF their
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

.Alcn from New York, on the
@ that unless there is a decid-
within a very short time in
conditions the government
'another installment Of bonds,
a' negotiations being already
E'y, and a point having been
"aere only the amount of the
ieit to be determined. Tho
was reported as favoring
~, and the, syndicate as pre-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

~ Of festivities, such as no
grand army encampment ever
was brought to a fitting
louisville, Ky, on the 18th,
srbecue of mammoth pro-
100, 900 pounds of meat,
alIons of burgoo and 70, 900
bread being provided for the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

y v RILEY, for many years
EslSt of the department of
Flure and well known among
Esln this country and Europe,
Washington, a few minutes
Knight on the 18th, from in
scelyed a few hours before by
Brown from his bicYcle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

|hnadian government was noti-
llhe l2th, of the seizure by n
sates cutter in Behring sea Of
|adian sealing schooner Be-
|rhich was sent back to Vic
The offensc was failure to keep
Of the number of seals and
h!lOn OF capture.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

sa'ta committee of the New
''ent club, after hearing the
US of all parties in interest
e number of witnesses OF the
The Defender by Valkyrie,
scond race for tho Americas
,'aed the race to the Defend
4 punraven accepted the de-
M proceeded to get his yacht
N the third race.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

aora claim was paid, on the
Senor Dupuy de Lone, the
ainister to Washington, hand
s'ing Secretary of State Adee
the Spanish fiscal agent at
orsl, ,4i9, 600 in gold. The loss
from the amount of 81, ,5OO,-
lally agreed upon is due to
rnce between the value OF the
Fseta and the American gold
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

|5eekly statement of the asso-
|anks OF New York city, issued
Nth, showed the following
Reserve, decrease, IS, 1el, ,52,;
a'rease, 1888, 100; specie, de-
Asll, ,6OO' legal tenders, de-
N'5A' 7OO' deposits. decrease,
" circulation, increase, $751;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

| ,,eaner Shamrock arrived at
Ems from Madagascar, on the
|,Nh 1i3 French soldiers, who
|A.u inyaIided home, on board.
EaiOn to these she landed 365 in
|t,ops at Algiers. Forty sol
Lsl on the passage home.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

EFRANoIsCo newspaper OF the
babIisbel a report from La
hi that after Gen. Florencia
tinte had been taken from the
Nail steamer sydney he was
b the mallencd populace, snt-
! with coal oil and roasted
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

n.,,schc Warte declares that
.,Sof Cbu-San, off the east coast
I. sill be ceded to Germany
n !, German colony will be
4 A. there. The paper adds that
J, J will obtain additional terri
= nj :, Tcin
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

kN members Of the New Hamp-
|l.legation to the national en-
E.nt at Louisville, KY, became
ttle effects of the heat. Many
\ from Massachusetts,, Mime
Montana and other extreme
Ia states were likewise a ffected.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

kr,nY CARLISLE said, on the
Ian interview on the financial
km, ut has been estimated that
+ NOOO American tourists have
| |,road this year, and that the
HE Of their expenditures is
Eanot quite, $50, 600, 000.'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

ron TO a London news agency
s,.,ohnk. on the l1th, said that
D',.. a.,sst, hai been made of per-
eesll,atea in or suspected OF be-
's, 'v,otel with a plot to take the
p,ince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

|,,y from Vera Cruz, on the
|, Iuteroceanic railway, was de-
an the 18th, between Pueblo
LClty Of Mexico. Several pas
1. we're wounded, and 1t is re-
4 ,bat the conductor, engineer
Imam were killed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

.o, Of thousands of specta-
4 sO'I', ,be streets of Louisville,
a't \ ,he nth, to witness the pa
y y o'o wv strong, Of the Union vet
W., ',,ondancc upon the national
.nanL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-21

h...,> we're experienced in
p n pennsylvania and New
y - an ,be morning of the 18th.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-19
T E A 7 R 0

LGs CdmpGnGs de Cag'ri6qa, srreglo de
Lara, con mIlsiea del compositor frances
PlanqUett, fue la obra que, en- sustitucion
de El A11llIO de Hero, puso anoche Ell
escena la compaf1a Basrora. De mt>ica
lind1sima y vivaracha, (aunque ma}dita la
relaci6n q tiene cen la letra, estetica aun
gramaticalmenGe hablando) esta obra ha
sido siempre del agrado del pdblico, por ell
interes que despieIt0n algunas situaciones
del libro y por los graciosos c0Wptets y UdL-
ses de que esta salpicada la partitura, en-
la que de vez en- C audo surgen, como &
manera de fuegos fatuos, ball1simos trozos
de mdsica cOncarta0te.
El desempeflo en- general ha sidO bue-
no, distinguiendOse nOtablemente la senO-
rita D. Aponte, que en- el tercer aeto in
tercal0 I'm preciOsO walls de Perez Cabrera
en- ell que hizO gala de su magn1fica es-
cuela de canto y de-su bien timbrada voz
10 que le va 10 nutridos aplausos. La Sc
hor1ta Mendez estuvo ininita BILE en- su Co
mico papel de Nora. Barrenas ~hizo las
delicias del auditorio con su buena sombra
y sus gracias de buen genera que tantas
slmpatlas le han cOnqulstado entire nOsO-
tros. Delgado luci6 su magnifica voz,
cantando magistralmente y con verdadero
0naOTe ell walls del primer actO, que entire
parentesis es una pieza de concerto de
prueba para los barltonos. Pero el h6roe
de lafunci6n de anoche fue Sa'azar, que
caracterizO muy bien la diflcil parte de
Gaspar, alcanzando al final del segundo
acto una espl6ndida ovac;6n, de esas que
raras veces consiguen les artistas.
Los cores y la orquesta contribuyeron
al buen exito de la obra.
-. Indudable es que la empresa Barrera
ha entrado en- un nuevo periodO en- Ell que
le auguramos muchos triunfos como Ell de
anoche, que seran mas completes, cuando
libre va de su indisposicion, pueda ell apre-
cieble tenor Barrera tomar parte en- las
representatives..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-19
re aoui ii relate. tai como 10 ha

He aQui 81 relate, tai y como 10 ha
coneignado la policfa:
'.Serian las cinco media las seis de
Ia me d ina dice FL nifio- -cuando me des-
pert6 a los gritos que proced1an del cuarto
dOnde dorm. la mi madre.
I'm la casa habfa dos alcobas, una
para el papa y la mama, y otra en- La que
dormlan conmigO todos mis- herman1tOs.
A los gritos nos despertamos todos
nos incorporates on La CANA.
En- el nlismo momento entraba mi
padre.
Ne llan6 por mi nombre.
La conteste .... Sc acerco, coglO mi
cabeza entire slls manos
Por un movimiento instintivo puse las
mias alrededor de mi cuello.
Mis- denaas hermanos com6nZarOn a
gritar desesperadamente.
Mi papa corto mis- manOs con una CO.
sa que 20 no saba 10 que era, pero que
me hizo mucho dafio y me hizo derramar
mucha sangre.
Deiaudome mi SO fu6 sobre mis- otros
hermanOs.
Salt0 en- la CANA comenzo dar ta-
jos entire lamer tos gritos dc agon1a. En-
tonces vi que papa ten1a en- la manO y
blandia terriblemente una navajo de afe1-
tar.
Parecia un loco. Comenzo cortarles
ell cuello todos, q todoa, a todos mis- des-
la por olvido, q de. Flora sin cortar.
Despues volvio q entrar en- ell cuarto
de mi madre, para yer 81 hab1a muertO va.
Entro de nuevo en- mi alcoba, y iloran-
do l7vanto en- alto la navajo, cogio por los
cabellos a Flora y le seg6 la eabeza de un
solo gnlpe.
Viendo que venia hacia mi, me aba
lance SC bre el, luche I'm momento, pude
huir, sail por la puerta, baje 4 saltos la es'
calera me ei contre en- la Gale.
AL salir cerr6 la puarta detras de mi, y
fuf q contarselo todo mi vecino Hawkins,
que vive en- la casa de al lado...."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-19

mas obras absorven la mayor parte de
esos recursos.
Por ESQ dice con razon Leroy Beaulieu
que es de gran inter6s economico para los
pueblos realizar sus obras pubIicas en- el
mas breve tempo que permitan sus me-
dios Fiar la Transformation de la indus
tria sacarina q las fuerzas particu' ares,
aquf donde no existen capitales y donde
no hay habitos de comercio en- los agricul
torres para procurarselos en- el exterior, es
exponernos yer desaparecer esa fuente
de production tan necesaria q la vida de
esta sociedad, y permitir Que continden
por mas TEMPO empobre i3as, regiones
tan extensas como la de Arrogo, Guaya-
ma, Salinas casi toda Ia costa del Sud,
oaando anaI su consttuoi6g e1d % topegrdfca nos
brinda facilidadts para dotarlas del t1nicC
elemento que les falta para producirlas, es
cometer un crimen del que no pueden ab
solvernos nj la presente ni las venideras
generaciones. - .-
LUCAS AMADEO.
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HORRIBLE 1RAGEDlA

Un peri6dico de Madrid, publica el 81
guiente despacho fechado el 10 de Mario
en- Londres, dando cuenta de una verda-
dera tKagedia:
Aver por la manana hubo una gran
emocion en- el barrio de footing, con mo-
two dc un drama de miseria q ha produ-
cido espanto general.
Tn obrero llamado Taylor, que esta ba.
sin trabajo hace muchas semanas, Sc ha
despues de haber dego1lado &
su mujer y siete hiios
Uno solo de ellos logro sobrevivir, =
es el que ha narrado los detail lies trenendos
Dc la espantable tFajedia.