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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
BANK WRECKERS.
Serious Charges Have Been Preferred
Against Attorneys.

Against Attorneys.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 5.-United States
District Attorney Phillips of Oshkosh, At
torney Francis Bloodgood, jr.. and Ed
mund j. Carter, an insurance agent. are
accused in complaint filed in the United
States court of an attempt to wreck the
Bankers Life Association of Minnesota.
This is to be accomplished, according to
the complaint, in securing the appoint
ment of a receiver or receivers to wind up
the affairs of the association. The re-
cent proceedings before the United States
grand jury, when an indictment was re-
turned but promptly quashed by Judge
Seaman, is alleged in the complaint to
have been part of the conspiracy, and
the complaint charges that Phillips was
the agent through whom the defendants
are alleged to have worked The eplaintiff
demands $3O, 900 damages.
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NO NEW CASES.
Yellow Fever situation at Hampton Is
Reassuring.

Washington, Aug. 5.--Surgeon Gen.
eral Wyman of the marine hospital
service tonight received a telegram
from DR.. Vickery of the Hampton SOL
diers' home, in which he said the epi-
demic seemed limited. No new cases
developed to-day and only one death
occurred last night. Surgeon Wasdin,
the yellow fever expert, also telegraph
ed Dr.. Wyman to the same effect He
had conferred with Mr.. Mcmahon and
Colonel Smith of the home board of
managers, and all had agreed that the
situation was reassuring. DR.. Was
din reports ~ cases and IL deaths to
date
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
A European Alliance.

London. Aug. 6.-The Vienna corre-
spondent of the Observer telegraphs:
The Neue Freie Presse states that NJ
del Casse's visit to st. Petersburg Is
connected with future plans concerning
all the powers of the dual and triple
alliances. Prince Hohenlohe, it is said,
made definite proposals to NJ. del Casse.
who approved them, but desires TO gain
Count Muravieff's assent. The pro-
posals include the formation of an Eu-
rOpean union.
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Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. 5.-Leda
'Stromberg. who has figured conspicu-
ously in the Norris Benbrook tragedy,
was compelled to appear in court to-day
and give a promise of putting up a
bond of 81 900 TO appear as a witness in
the Benbrook trial The action was the
result of rumOr that she contemplated
leaving the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06

San Francisco. Aug. st was off,
cially announced to-day that the work
of mastering out the Oregon Volun-
teers will be begun next Monday at the
Presdio and will continue for at least
three weeks On Monday morning,
Aug !. every man in the regiment will
receive his back pay and. in addition,
two extra months salary and trans
portation money from this city to ore
oOn.
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Force Increased.

Victoria, B. c., Aug. 5.--The force
of regulars now at work at Point Bar
racks is shortly TO be increased to 32O
officers and men. Barracks to ac-
commodate the additional troops will
be erected at a cost of $125, 900 The
expense will he divided between the
imperial and dominion governments.
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SeNen VIII Attend.

Austin, Tex, Aug. 5,-Attorney General
Smith has so far received % replies from
attorney generals throughout the United
States to the invitation to attend the anti
trls convention to be held on Sept 20 at
St Louis. OF this number seven signifed
their intention of being in attendance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
An Error in Date,

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, Aug. 5.-The date of the an
nual meeting of the Montana Pioneers
at Virginia City is Aug. %. instead of
%, as given in the Standard in a Hell
ena dispatch.
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Main Shaft Broken.

New York, Aug. 5.-The North German
Lloyd line steamer Lain, Captain Pohl
which arrived from Bremen and South
ampton to-day 30 hours late. was obliged
to stop in mid-ocean owing to the break
ins of the forward connections of the
main shaft. The ship stopped on the 7th
at noon and the repairs to the broken
couplings were completed on the Sth at
) p. M, when the steamer proceeded at
16 knots during the remainder of the voy-
age
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resting. They are. in charge Of John
Sullivan of Fort Laramie. better known
as "Broncho John of Fort Laramie,
who has long had charge of mules for
the government The animals will be
taken to the Philippines by the first
available vessel.
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AN ABSURD RUMOR.
Nothing to the Report of South Ameri-
can Alliance.

-NothhhS " suo poFt VI oouth
can Alliance.
Nahant, Mass, Aug. 5.-Martin Gar
cia Merou, minister of the Argentine
Republic to the United States, was in
terviewed to-day by a reporter of the
associated press concerning recent
news dispatches bearing upon the jour-
ney just undertaken by General Roca,
president of the Argentine Republic,
to the capital Of the United States of
Brazil. which has given occasion for
rumors of an alleged alliance between
the nations of the southern extremity
Of the continent against the United
States. Senior Merou said:
THE invention is so absurd that
find it somewhat hard to trouble you
with the request that you publish a
denial of it. The visit of General Roca
is a friendly and cordial compliment
paid to a nation with which we have
the most pleasant political and COM
mercial relations"
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which is to be feature of the Mechan-
les fair which opens in this city this
month. They brought with them several
water buffalo and ponies trained for ex-
hitition purposes. The Filipino band is
regularly organized band and their
playing is mostly from ear. The health
of the natives was generally good, but
they will not be allowed to land here until
early next week.
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FROM DEWEY.
Feels Deep Gratitude for the Reception
rendered Him.

New York. Aug. 5.-The following letter
frcm Admiral Dewey, dated Trieste, July
"a, was received by Mayor Van Wyck
this morning:
81 have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of June 80, tender
ing me on behalf of the city of New York
a public reception upon my arrival, and
extending to me the hospitality and cour-
tesy of the city.
I'm accepting this invitation I desire to
express my deep sense of gratitude to the
citizens of New York and their represen-
tatives for sgnaly honoring me.
TT is impossible at this time to fix the
exact date of the Olympia's arrival at
New York. but l shall endeavor to inform
you definitely by cable from Gibraltar. l
am sir, very truly yours,
GEORGE DEWEY"
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MATR|m0NY;
Is the PredeStined DeS-
tiny of Man.
TO GET MARRIED
In the Orthodox Style
You Need a
Plain
Gold
Ring

1t is unlucky to get married with
out it. We have a beautiful assort-
ment and can suit you in price. size,
weight and quality. Sizes run from
AZ to ~, and prices from $3.50 to
$500. We have them in IA and 18
karat gold.
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Cortes Suspended.

Madrid, Aug. "a royal decree has
been issued sUspending the cortes
The cortes is thus closed for the sum-
mer period. No time has been fixed for
its reassemblinE.
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Mules Side-Trackeu.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, Aug. 5.-A stock train bear
ing 500 government mules that saw
service in Cuba and Porto Rico was
sidetracked here for several hours ly
the Northern Pacific, while feeding and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
From the Canneries.

Victoria B. c., Aug. 5.-The steamer
Princess Louise to-day brought down
large consignment of fish from the
northern canneries. The total pack
will be about 229, 10 cases.
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A Worlds Record.

London. Aug. 5.-At the Aberavan,
Wales, Athletic club to-day Harrow Sui
low of Cardiff beat the worlds record for
900 yards on the fiat, covering the dis
tarce in 2 minutes 9Is seconds.
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San Francisco. Aug. 5.-Ex-Congress-
man W. A. Piper died here to-day after
a lingering illness Deceased was - years
of age and leaves an estate valued at
more than 81, 1000
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EiIipinos I'm 'Erisco.

San Francisco, Aug. 5.-The Leelanaw,
which arrived from Manila last night,
had as passengers 6S Filipinos, who come
here to be residents of a Filipino village
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Pleasant Valley Coal company in rela-
ton to the conditions of coal miners of
the state. The committee closed it's
labors here to-day and will go East to-
morrow.
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Salt Lake, Aug. 5.-The sub-commit-
tee of the industrial commission to-day
examined q. Thomas. state coal mine
inspector, and W. q. Sharp of the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
Eight Have Returned.

New York. Aug. 5.-Of the college ath-
letes who went to England on July . 10
compete with the OXford-Cambridge team
eight returned on the st. Louis to-day.
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Examining Surgeon.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington, Aug. DIR. r. b. Moore
has been appointed pension examining
surgeon at Butte.
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Sase Continued

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 5.-The Arm
strong habeaS corpus case has been
continued until Monday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16
Conjunction I65giica

las consideraciones hist6ricas? que
importa la moral politica? que re-
presenta en- 10 PRACTICE un entranable
Y acendrado respeto a la tradicl6n
autonomista? Es menester en-
grosar fuerzas, sumar cifras, adj
quirir pFos6litos, no para empleaT
la enorme masa en- benefcio del
pais-esto es 10 secundario-sinC
para enternssnar-he aqui 10 i'm
portante -el prestigio de Muno2
Rivera y los que le siguen.
T6ngase en- cuenta que ese afan
de exterminio no Sc dirige contra
rusos, chinos, arabes, 8 cualquier
otro elemento de extrangeria, sine
contra netos y cabales puertorri-
quenos, que forman IA parte mayor
y generalmente mas respectable de
pals. Jdzguese 10 insensato de esa
lucha, esternada en- tai forma. Son
fratricidas y suicidas a la vez
'porque hieren a sus hermanos, poF-
que Sc hieren q siqs@ismos.
Pero d fe que presBntah In IN de8-
cargo. Ellos son eI pals. FueE8
del circulo 8 congregation 9 her
'aaodad rePublicana, no hay puer-
torrlquehos, n potriotas, nj siouie-
ra ciudadanos. Aqui el---..,rtzyrgo
de Juan Palomo traducido eli hecho.
reales.
Sc explica perfectamente, qu(
quienes asi piensan y asi proce-
den, haIlen activos auxiliares er
las mOmias vetustas y carcomida'
del ahejo partido Unconditional. Pre-
sencie nuestro pueblo el abrazo d,
los dos exclusivismos, la fraterna
union de los que aver monopolizarOI
la patria espahola en- Puerto
con los que hoy pretenden mohopo
LIAR la patria americana en- tierri
puertorriquena.....
Las nupcias estan consumadas
solo falta ahora que la sombra d,
La Lnteg,5dad salga de su profun
dl huesa y de a Ey Pa's de pa
peI-un beso simb6lico, como prue
ba de misteriosa simpatia y de Il
bien que Sc entienden los muer
tos.. .....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16
POR RLATANGENTE

La NueU0 Era despu6s de iniuriar
nuestro partido atribuy6ndole heohou
que no cometiers, tan inicuos como el
de-Yue habfa coaccionado a los eleotorel
Tepublieanos, Cuando fueron e. os los
que realizaron semejante huzai5a sc nos
viene con que faltamos a la GU tura pc.
riodfstica porque califcamos 40 de-
biamos tai imputaci6n.
POGO nos importa que La Nueyo
Era nos iuzgue del modo que le plazca.
TEMPO haoe que no tomamos en- cuenta
sus choohsses ouando nosotros parti.
Cularmente Sc reforen, porque algunas
concesiones sc le han de- hacer a Ia an
Cianidad. Pero no podemos proceder
de igusl modo cuando Sc trata de nues
tro partido, cuys entidad colectiva es.
tamos en- ell ieber de defender
Dijo La NueUa Era que los fedora
les de Ponce hsbfamos contado con Ia
PROTECTION OFFICIAL, y como esto ei
completamente falso, y como el college
faltaba a Ia verdad a ssbiendas, no po
dfamos califcar de ERROR 10 que estaba
dicho con toda la mals f6 de que es ca.
paz I'm rcpubliCano como Llorens.
Y Ia prueba mas evidente de que csc
era falsO, osta en- que no ha podido ci
tar un solo hecho en- apoyo de SD aOerto,
= que Sc escapa ahora poF Ia tangentt
diciendo, que Sc referfa, no a las auto
Fidades, sino al scoWunto de personat
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16
GUayan0a "a
IUSTlCIA.. ). PROVISIONAL
lDe EZ 16lrttoriol

Segdn nueatros informes telegrifcos
acaba de verse y fallarse en- Guayam2
ell prooeso que Sc segaia contra oi doo-
tor Vazquez y cincuenta eompaheros dc
glorlas y fatigas. L. Corto Provisional
oondena. La apelael6n Sc ha iuterprcsto.
El asunto ira a otra Corta un p3ct maa
alta a la Corte Suprema lie Washing
ton, que es aoaso ell primer orgauisno
judicial del mundo, per las graadas fap
clones que ejeroe, por su ampdsi0@ jQ-
risdicci6n, por Gu autori ad como oror.
po por la honorabi.idad de ans iueoes,
En- aquella Corte, pues, pondra Puerto
Rico su noble contianza en- G Juatioi3
americana
lPor que Sc impone al doctor Vaz -
quez un castigo2 Es Deeegario oxamt.
mar el heoho. En- Gaagama Iuehaban
un dfa federaIes contra incoudieio3algs
Los federales, para tener u0to, sin dUIa,
Sc dieron de alta en- djyersas inda.trias
Y en- admero de oincueuta, Ills este u
ell pats un prooedmionto tau usual, tan
corriente, que 10 emple6, Ell t.empoa Dc
Espafa, 10 mismo don Pablo U5auiqae
don jose de Cells 10 mismo don Ju-
liam Bianoo que don Aleiaydro FjIIar,
con gu oar&oter de iefes de gr0poa poll
tioos. Sc reconoois Ia Quota oi defe,
cho de gobernar y sdministraf. Z to-
dos cusntos aspirsban a gobernaalvs Y
a ADMINISTRATORS aoulian Ia caota y
preparaban eeetoreg, DE suyrte Qlo,
aun suponiendo 10 peor am 2iu'u1u.
do la hip6tesis de que el doctor Ya2luea p
dieyd de aIt1 a medic oeutansr d. CORE.
ligionarlog, con ol duico in de- 'avarlas
d las urnas, Ell doctor VszqQrz hizo 10
que hace aqui todo el muudo. sin lae
la sanction moral le abrum9 y sin que h
Sanction pena. ie reprina.
Los nuevos inoondtGjona'as~yuigo re.
publioanos -intentaron dar dc ella Z
sus amigos. Y no pudleron Iograrlo,
porque era va pasada la 6poo1 porqua
desde ell IL de Oetubro los Quotas no dan
acceso los comicios. V6ase de quo
maners ellos, que nos deuunciAy, spro
vecharfan ell 8jstemo 81 SO os doiWa
aproVeeharlo, seglu 10 sproyacharon en-
Vieques, donde ell aloalde iraondioional
electo ell % de Ootabre d,timo, don
IIeopoldo Venegas. Sc did De ada, PARA
SER ELIGIBLE y para soralcslda, en- nos
ANCoNEs que no existan en- Viaqoos. a
la aloaldia subi6 ell selor Feneg en-
la alcaldfa esta J a uiugdn teisra ooa
rrio nunoa conYertirse en- delator suyo,
nj mantcner una aousaci6u ante la Cor
te provisional, nj infuir para que una
sentencis discutible caig3 sobre uu com
patricia, sobre un paisan0, sobro un
puertorriquefo. Los federales oonsti
tuyen un partido decento y oabllleroso.
Iremos a la Suprama Corte de Was
hington. Ira Ell Partiio Feiersl On
delnanda de justicia. Podstamos psgar
las multas, AL cabo ascieuden 1 mil
seisciontos dollars, y una suma mayor
que esa suma sc invertira en- lcJrados,
de SECURE. No las pag mos, 20 que ca
precise sacar 4 fJte "a inoceacia del
doctor VazqueS y de los que sufron con
lei los fallos que 10 oomprenlemos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16

aunque nos rendimos perfeeta explica-
ci6n de sus orfgenes = de sus causas.
No las pagaremos porque 90 necesario
plaDtear de una vez para siempre Ell
problema de nuestras relsciones jurtdi
cas- con la nueva metr6poli y porque nj
ia puuto dudamos de que vendra, y
vendra pronto, una absoluci6n frsnca y
eompleta. Tai vez venga mas que ESQ:
tal vez venga una legftims reivindica
oi6n para los Federales perseguidos.
V6ase mas abajo Ell acuerdo del Co
mite Ejeoutivo, acuerdo que Ell pats, ell
verd dadero pats, ell de los hidalgos y
dignos patriotas, 'secundara con entu-
SHASTA rapidez. La colecta popular en-
cantidades mfnimas dira de que suerte
estima nuestra terra la situaci6n del
doctor Vazquez frente los que le de.
latan. LA eolecta popular constitulra
otro fallo: ell de la conoiencia pdblios,
que es decisive dentro de un regimen
Fibre y democratico. Ay de nuestro
pueblo 81 no eupiese demostrar su pu-
lianaa varonil en- los empeilos por Ia
Ioonquilta de su libertad! Jay de uues.
tro pueblo 81 Sc impusiersn los que van
gritando, vooeando, escandalizando; los
Ique, segdn una Erase bajada de las al
lturas del poder, deb,eran dve,gonzdrse
Icuapdo sus adversarios son injuriados
por las turbss, por ellos engaladas
| Saladamos al doctor VazqueE. Fue,
en- dfas acagos, en- los dias orueles de
Ia colonia, una dc las vtctimas. Lucho
5riogamente por sus ideas; defendio q
su pobre terrufio irredento; estuVo d la
yanguardia en- las lides tremendas, J ell
jac9a3,ciondRsna0 de Ubarri le denun
ici6 lo encerr6 en- las b6vedas del Mo
lrro. Ahora lucha tambi6n, ahora tam
, bl6n d.dende a su pobre terrufio IRE
del50 to1ayi8; ahora esta la vanguar
la On las tremendas lides, y ell inc0n
digto9afsmo de Barboss lie denuncia J
.qajere encerrarle en- las ergastuas som
, 6Tias.
No lo enecrrara. Lo proteje ell de-
sechJ americano; lie ampara ell rabell6r
americana, bajo cuyos pliegues, come
20 clbo NADIA indigno, no cabran nunc'
, las torpozag y las esclavitudes del mo
derno noondicionalismo.
8alulamos al doctor Vazquez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16

con sueldo 8 sin 81, que desempehandc
funcioneG pdblicay, pueden utilizar lol
distintos reaortes de la administration. }
lQu6 pueden hacer unos cuantos EN-
pIesdillos del Ayuntsmiento para in
fair en- unas elecciones? SY puede LA
marse 4 ESQ PROTECTION OFFICIALLY En-
Ponce no habfa mas elemento ofciaI
que pudlese brindar PROTECTION en- lae
eleooioues, que los que ejerofan autori-
dad, es deer, ell captain director de ls'
elecciones, 3 ell comandsnte militsr, Z
ell Alcalde, y 81 La NueUa Era no pue-
de presentar un solo hecho que juGtifi-
que sU acusaci6n, cae ests por su base.
Y sinembargo; todavls dice que Sde
masiado sabe 81 pueblo poncefio que
hemos dicho la UerdddC
81 asi son todas las verdades que di-
ce La Nueoa Era, va puede vivir tran.
quila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16

J El paftido republican, va engro-
sando sus flas con desprendimientos
del incondicionalismo antique. Para
algo habia de servir la adquisici6n
del senior Egozcue.
Tan patente es eata verdad, que
nj siquiera la discuten las perso-
mas Independence de todo compro-
misc pohticO, y nuestros adversa-
rios, aunque negandola en- aparien-
cia por razones de-. diplomacia,
obligados por la realidad tienen que
reconocerla, ALA en- su fuero IN
terno.
No nos extrana esa coniunci6n;
mas staun la esperabamos, como
quien aguarda una cosa inevita-
BILE y l6gica. Los castos e impeca-
bles pon'Os, aquellos archi-6ptimos
autonomistas que hicieron tan bue-
mas migas con el oportunismo de
Balbas, Shabian de negarse ahora a
transigir con sus buenos amigos
por ciertos cambios MI ! ,iiehos,
que en- NADIA afectan al fondo, sino
q Ia forma? Espaholes aver, ame-
ricanos hoy, politicastros to1ca al
fin y d la postre son siempre los
mismos, cor iguales pasiones y de-
fectos que antes.
En- ell mundo fisico Sc buscan Y
Sc unen las especies afnes, & zen
tica cosa ocurre en- el mundo mo-
raj. La politica no puede sustraerse
de esta ley. Asf, en- Puerto Rico,
los viejos incondicionales, por eau
sas de afnidad, por misteriosas CO.
rrlentes de simpatias, vanse aproxi-
mando a los incondicionales nuevos.
Del mismo modo Sc acercan al
partido federal todos los patriotas
que son lealmente americanos sin
dejar de ser altivamente puertofri-
quenos, y rechazan contubernios
politicos en- alberta pugna con
nuestra historic.
Los republicanos tambi6n com
Prenden este, pero como partidarios
de la maquiav6lica maxima &el fin
justl6ca los medios,s no son NADIA
escrupulosos en- elegir. Que valen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16

Gales al permitir layaderos en- los rios y
quebradas ceroa de las poblaciones.
El que tiene sed y bebe aIf puede
ooutraer una enfermedad iucurable Q
mortal. Sobre este llamamos Ia aten-
ci6n,de la Junts superior de Sandal.
En cuanto los iuspectores Dc distu-
to, como 81 no existieran, porqas no
tienen autorizaci6n para oorregir las il
fracciones sanitarias, limitandose a de
nunciar a los juzgados 1e paz, que o.
como 81 diJ6ramos, NADIA.
En Inglaterrs pasa de otro modo. Loa
encargados de velar por Ia salud publ
ca pueden por ST solos aplioar el correc
two los cue contra ella oonspran.
Y por ESQ es que aquai pafs hgura
entire los de menos mortalidad, segdn Il
eatadfstica general de estos dias.
DIR. ANTONIO JOSE AMADEo.
Maunabo, Diciembre 10 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16
.PUERTO-RICO EN- WASHINGTON
Declarations del SsGTstaTiO de Ia Guerra

Del informe anual que preSenta q las
Camaras ell actual Secretario de la gue-
ira Mr.. Root, sc deduoe que en- opinion
de este alto funcionario del poder Eje
cutivo, ell pueblo de Puerto Rico no eS,
ia en- condiciones de poder obtener ell
self gOgerWement.
Durs es Ia apreciaci6n, sensible Ell he.
cho moral que nos coloca en- lasi peores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16
VOCbeS
GeJ BO$Or

81 ooucurrido estuvo ell teRtro Ia no
che de Ia aperture del Bazar, mayor
asisti6 anoche.
AquelIa galeria, invadida por tanta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16
SJ5CRLCION Dn PONCR

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-16

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-11
STRIKE THREATENED
ANTHRACITE COAL COUNTRY TO BE
AGAIN The SCENE OF TROUBLE.
SIGNIFICANT ORDER ISSUED
Members of the Miners Organization Are
not TO be Allowed to Work With
Non-Union Members Trade
in Poor Condition.

Reading, Pa, May 10.-The notlnca-
ton submitted Tuesday by President
Duffy of the United Mine Workers Of
the Hazleton district to all miners and
laborers employed in the Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal company's work
lngs, that after Friday, May 10, mem
bers of the union should not work with
men who do not belong to the union,
is regarded throughout the anthracite
coal country as the forerunner of a
general strike.
President Duffy says this will be or
dered if the coal company offers any
interference. In the Schuylkill dis
trict Mr.. Duffy has been organizing
the miners and his order will be ex-
tended there in few days. In the en-
tire anthracite region the miners are
thoroughly organized and fully 10000
men are employed in the mines.
1t is now twelve years since their
last great strike, and the miners freely
say that they must do something to
better their condition. Notwithstand-
ing the boom in all classes of industry
they have been working at times but
two days week They make but SIS
week or less. This is the result of
the introduction of soft coal in the
great manufacturing centers of east
ern Pennsylvania