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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
EVEN 200 MARRIAGES.

such the Report Made TO Health,
Department for juno.
The health department furnishes the
Following statistics OF mortality for the
month Of June: Total deaths, 1H; births
z06; marriages, 200; contagious diseases
reported, Sc; diphtheria, 80; Group. /: scar
let fever, 20; smallpox, 4. Deaths from
contagious diseases. from diphtheria.
OF the deaths, were from violence 10
from tuberculosis of lungs. 7 BrI1bt's
disease, 6 from heart disease and from
apoplexy.
Deaths under one year Of age, %; / to
.. L; to 10, 6; 10 to 20, g. from 40 to 60
%; from 50 to so, 20, with 4 over 60
Deposits made now at The State Saw
ings Bank. Germania Life Bldg. will ~
ent1ti I'd to mos interest Jan. l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11

The merchant who does not advertise
in the G. l O because it's money paid
to keep his clerks busy should quit pay
ing rent for the same reason.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Raisvia" Demonstration 5,

batavia Fruits and Batavia Vegetables
are the highest qualities that are packed
IN tlns or glass. Batavia goods are at
store. N"-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Beware of Franh,

Every success breeds imitators and
counterfeiters. Look out for subsfitntes
when you ask for Cascarets CANDY 90
thartic. All druggists, 1Oc, Csc, Soc. "a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Field, Schlick s co.
This closes o'clock Saturdays during July August
VU
Skirts Greatly Under Value.

We picked little lot Of hghgade Talorade Walking
Golf G9 thoroughly 56faP fuzzy good 30. rs
CAPEs-A Cloth Silk Capes-manu- n + ~
h mp IS bought 40 cents on the dnaFCa OUU
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Joseph G. Taft Badly Injured by
Fall From a Rugry.

FAN From buggy.
Joseph c. Taft fell from his buggy yes
terday noon at the corner of South Waba-
sha and Isabel streets, and sustained a.
broken shoulder-biade and some cuts
about the head as a result of his acct
dent. Taft was striking at dog with his
buggy whip when he lost his balance and
fell. He was removed to his home, 694
Stryker avenue, in the Ducas street pa
troll wagon DR.. Hawkins attended the
injured man, who is so years of age.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
OLD ULCERS AND SORES, Ne Ne S Ss,.
SHOULDER BLADE BROKEN

Your druggist will refund your monev
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. so cts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11

ECZEMA, No Cure No Pay.
Your druggist will refund your monev
IL Fazo ointment falls to cure you. so cts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Empty House Rnrns

An uneccupied house at 623 Bay street
was damaged by fire at l O'clock this
morning S'4''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
TEST THE ORDINANCE.

Police Arrest Hackmen for VIOLA
ton of License Law.
Patrolman Reichow, at the union depot
yesterday afternoon, arrested Martin Igo
and Thos. Ireton, two hack drivers. for
pursuing their business without a license
They are charged at the central sta
ton with violation of the hack and cab
ordinance. Both men are prominent in
the hack drivers union, and pronosa
making test case of the cab ordinance
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Plum, Pears, Peaches.

prices are low >--'01
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
NOT KNOWN HERE.
Woman WHO was Taken in Gus
tOdS in 5Wasbburn.

tO4s1 III III ttsllUNFu.
Chief of Police oiConnor yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from the chief of 20
lice of Washburn,1 inquiring whether a
woman with two small children was miss
ing from this city. A woman, apparent
~ demented, with two young children. a
boy and girl, SGT eff the Omaha train
at that place yesterday morning. She is
described as being about twenty-eight
years of age, dark complexion. and is
wearing a cream-colored dress and a
straw hat.
The police here know nothing of the
woman, no such case having been re-
ported.
Hotel Empire. New York. high-class
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Lord Chesterfield

Only wore 6A hat, but that didn't prevent him from
knowing few things and he tried to mpart some OF
what he knew to his son. In the of
respondence that would have wearied most fathers,
and driven practically all to drink, the noble lord
made it clear to his that the elegance of his ap-
parel rather than the pride Of his bearing, should be
considered in making his way through life. The ad-
vice does to have been lost the for he
good clothes and laid up money Some of our
young men hats considerably larger than the
that fitted his late ordship but they spend nearly all
their time in the same effort make people combine
elegance with simplicity and economy in selecting their
clothing. Of make the work light for them
by providing the goods that they may indulge in
object lessons. Really it would be worth your while
to have look some of the suits that included
within the SIS limit that has been placed any choice
you can make in stock that includes the modsh
and elegant line of mems clothing in this country 1t
is conviction that such proposition made
to the upblc that make in offering all of beau
tifuy made and trimmed Summer Suits that have been
selling up SIS for S7.45. Perfection in fit and salts
faction in absolutely guaranteed 1t is honestly
the offer of lifetime, but willing lose from
to so per goods rather than carry them over
LIE EE!N!!!!NiI0!!!!Nl!!aG!!.B!!!!B!!0!l!Ml!.S:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11

Hoods Pills cure livor Ills; the non-irrltating snl
only cathartic to take with Hoods saTsapariia,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Feeling Poorly ?

Appetite poor. and you are all run down.
dull, tired and without energy? Can't
sleep? What you need is a good toring
I'D with course of Hoods Sarsapari,la.
This medicine purifies, enriches and vital
ICES the blood, strengthens the stomach,
auiets the nerves, regulates the kidneys
and gives vitality to the whole system
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Hoods Sas.sapaa.EAEa

IS Americas Greatest Medicine. Prepared
only by C. 1. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
Y Cents

a pair, To make them 60 as far as
possible. not moro than six pairs will
be sold TO one buyer.
Onyx" Socks are best for wear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
DC

A peck for best New Potatoes.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-24

Il Now is the time to get strawberries
for preserving. We can furnish any
quantity at very reasonable prices.
Sutton & Olson. ;ss7s
Next Tuesday night the Woodmen
have q social gathering at their hall
of all Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors and invited friends. A supper
and literary program will be the at
tractions offered without money and
without price,
Quench that burning thirst by TAX
ing q dish OF ice cream soda at City
Drug Store,
When you want a boat for fishing
or riding, call on the Bemidji Boat
Co. They have the best Of accommo-
Edati ons for you, with prices moderate.
Bait and tackle on hand. Scarrot &
Sutton proprietors.
The high school base ball boys
played a game with the Moose big
boys, picked from Solway, Moose
and Shevlin last Sunday. and bea1
33 to 80. Oscar Skogsberg, the young
lightning twirler, was in the box, and
assisted by Win Rouse behind the
bat, struck out 20 Of their adversar'
lies.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-24
FOR SHERIFF.

Al. b, Hazen, hereby announces
himself as candidate for nomination
as sheriff of Beltrami county, sub,
iect to the action Of the republican
county convention.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-05-24
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SSqle,,ll,,pl.,e,el,,lls,sl.ts',,ee.,ss
For nobby suit Of clothing, go 10.
Whites.
Miss Cora Rogers has been sick the
past week. /.
Services at the M. 81 church next
sunday morning and evening.
q. w. Warfeld was up from Min-
neapolis last week.
For a new home sewing machine go
to @ 'Leary 81 Bowser.
Al parsonage is being built beside
the Presbyterian church.
A fine line of illuminated glassware
and crockerY, at the Boston.
j. w. Speelman Of Buena Vista at
tended the Odd Fellows picnic Sun
day
You will find at O'Leary q Bowser's
silk, satin, percale and muslin shirt i
waists.
w. s.. Powers, the painter, has
been joined by two Of his brothers
from Iowa.
Corrng ated ubber mating used for
stairs and in front OF saloon bars at
O'Leary & Bowser.
Measles have been all the 60 the
past few weeks among the children,
but recoveries are speedy.
AIT the Boston complete line OF
ladies and gents shoes il stock at
rock bottom figures.
e. o. Hughes came down from the
agency last week on account OF the
severe illness of his children here.
Misses Jones s. Ross have a very.
cute wind ow display q .arful OF gold
fish, imported from Iowa.
Allen Henderson returned last
Thursday from Chicago, having just
finished his first year study Of dentist
ry there.
Don't starve your system when IT
crys for fruit. Sutton = Olson carry
d full line Of fresh and healthful fruit.
J. "A. Albrant went to Fargo Mon
day to attend the North D Dakota con
vention Of United w Workmen, Of which
order he is an active member.
Mems clothing from $3.50 to $40 a
suit; boys clothing from 50 to ST a
suit, and children sclothing from 81 to.
I 81 suit at o 'Leary s. Bowser.
Monday afternoon occurred the
funeral Of Ralph Wilson, a four
year-old boy. He was taken sick
with a fever sattrday and died the
next day.
While other papers are justly rais-
! ing the subscript ptipn price in response
to incre ased cost, The PIONEER has
lowered It's price to new Subscribers,
to whom We offer 1t eight months for
{ so cents ia advance. The PIONEER
#willbe a warm number during this
campaign and we want to send our
heat rays over as large territory as
possible. Subscribe now. e
Every log boom on the lake IS
broken and there is at least twelve
million feet of logs drifting with the
waves. The break was evidently done
.Eby some one who hates to see idle men
laround town. TO collect the logs will
ibe season IS job for scores OF men,.
AScanlon & Gibson started crew at
work Monday, and s. a. Gray began
u yesterday
il The Columbia and the Hartford
bicycles are recognized as the stand
lard wheels OF the world. Misses
lJoses s. Ross have the exclusive
agency in Bemidji for both.
A new line OF Millinery, Silks and
wash waists, skirts and Ladies Fur
Inishing Goods will be sold out at low
last prices at Mrs. Berman' $, as she
Mill leave Monday or Tuesday.
r. B. FOSTER.
RESIDENT DENTIST
0 Modern Methods. Low prices
office over Mayo & Barker's Drug
store. BEM1DJI, MINNESOTA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23
Los boxers.

Una revtsta extranjera publica
los sIguientes datos interesantes so
bre la temible secta de los boxers,
autora de los sangrientos describe
mes dc que es teatro la region Norte
de China.
BESIDE hace mucho tempo es co
nDcida en- ell Imperio con los nom
hres de Tching -Tchung Tchan (sec
~ de la campana Do oro) y de Ia
Tan. Hui (secta del aqua grande,) y
esta dir igida por un antique captain
lie bandidos, Tchou Hung Teng,
lombre de caracter s%anguinario y
que profesa odio inextinguiblo q to-
dos los ~extranjeros, sin distinction,
Y q los sinventos infernales, intro
ducidos en- China por los europeos.
Los ingleses desigpan q esos ia
nAticos con, el nombre de boxers (bo'
xeadores,) porque su anna predilec'
ia es 81 puno cerrado, con ell cual
descargan golpes morales. Poseen,
pucs, un armamento primitive y
de- POGO resultado, acknowledgements,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23
PoR AGUARDARSE BIN BREYE NUEyQ
sURT1Do, oFRhcEMos pREcIo, sni
coMpETENCIA:

Las apl1caciones de Ia electrici.
dad 90 han multipl cado y siguen.
muitiplicandose continuamente. Por
esta raz6n es muy importante tomar
toda clase de precauciones con las
corrientes de un elevado potencial
para evitar los gravfsimos acciden.
tes que pueden producer los gran
des aparatos generadores, y sobre
TODD los cables que conducen auue.
Has corrientes por las scales, va es'
tn suspendidos al ARE, va encerra,
dos On conductos ~subterraneos.
En- vista de este, Inglaterra fue
la 10 naci6n que le9isl6 sobre este
asunto y por un acta del Parlamento
Sc impusieron condolences q las Com.
panias o particula les que quisieran
disuribuir al p1bli6o corrientes cleo.
tricas alternantes, ley9ndose en- una
de las clatsulas ell apartado siguien.
te. f..
<La distribution Sc hara baio
una <presi6n, <tipo,, (potenciaD
c%onstante que, nj podra bajar de 90
volts chi .pasar> de 300. Nose ext.
ge que esta preston sea la misma en-
toda Ia red, Eino solamente que sea
hja = constante< en- cada punto. En-
ningun case las v~ariaciones en- un
punto podran pasar del 10 por 100 =
no podra cambiarse esta preston sin
advertirlo con I'M mes de anticipation
por 81 conviniere 8 no aceptarse,. -
Los puntos principales que abra'
"a estQs particulares fuerCn publ.
cados por eEperi6dico exclusivamen.
te cientifco Ella Electricidad, en- su
ndmero del Is de Mayo de 1888.
Escribimos con datos aut6nticos
para demostrar que las corrientes de
10 volts, continues, no sonpeligro-
f. PELATI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23

Antier tuvo efecto en- la Cor.
to de Distrito de esta Capital Ia CO.
lebraci6n. del juicio oral De Ia causa
que So les seguia & nueve individuos
de la celebre escuadra de la Gale
del Sol y a una mujer, resu.tAndo
condenados & Ia pena de 6 amos de
prisi6n correctional y 5 600 pesetas
de multa. Sc les acusaba de aggression
4 mano armada & la policfa
Aver fueron condenados por
Ell Tribunal de Policia los individuos
Victoriano Rodriguez y Dionisio
Carmona, principal y dependence
de una tienda de Ia Marina, & Ia null
ia de s y Is dollars respec tivamente,
por comprar varias barras de jabon,
que resultaron ser robadas de I'm
almacen americana. Este servicio
de averiguaci6n 10 presto ell active
guardia municipal Ricardo Pastra
ma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23
& banquet, /. aver

Con motive de ser aver ell dia
onom&stico del Presidente del Uru-
quay, nuestro huesped ell conde de
Das obsequio con IN espl6ndido
banquete & varios amigos, entire los
quGeracordamos al doctor Ros y SO
nora, Fernandez Juncos, Degetau,
Matienzo, Qller y eldoctor Fernan
DEE Mater. ,.
Hicieron los honores la distin
guida senora de Sarak, ell Condo y
su secretario.
En- los postres, eli Condo de
Das SO extendio en- varias concidera.
clones sobre la ciencia que con tan
to ahinco cultiva, profetizando que
rras cruentas en- Europa y que en-
Puerto Rico apareceria$el ano II del
yenidero siglo, un gran reformador
que va ha nacido en- ell continente,
81 que sera ell cuarto, contando q Je
sus, que'ha venido d regenerar la
familia humana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23
Academies =.
des8r }
por corrientes electrioas alternatives.
IV

Vamos & citar uu hecho ocurrido
tambien en- los E>tados Unidos, cuya
catastrofe mat6 de espanto q una de
las s+f1oras que Ia presenciaron.
En- Wheeling, en- Ia noche del
30 de Agosto de 1890, dos bombres,
sin duda di>traidamente, pisaron un
alambre que yacia por TERRA y por
ell cual pasaba n cOrriente alterna
de gran tension, csyendo muertos en-
ell acto , quedando sus pies en- con.
tactic con ell cable homicida; otros
dos transeuntes acudieron 4 levan-
tar aquellos cuerpos inertes, pero al
pCsar sus manos sobre ellos cayeron
ta mbien para no levantarse jamAs.
Otro hombre que intent6 separar los
dltimos, de los alambres, y que solo
rapidamente apenas TOGO con la pun
ia de un dedo Ia ropa de unode ellos
sufri6 tan fuerte sacudida que cay6
d un metro de distancia salvaadose
asi de una muerte segura.
Para socorrer auna persona que
que este en- contacto o los alan.
bres de corrientes %alternas, y por
tanto peligrosas, no Sc debe tocar.ni
la persona nj ell alambre, debiendose
solanente tratar de separar aqnella
del c%ontacto, interponiendo entire ella
Y ell alambre una sustancla buena
aisladora, siendo 10 mas prActico
unos trozos de MADEIRA, abundante
cantidad de tela de soda en- varios
dobleces, 6 mejor all p, tirarle cuer~
guna distancia,
La red de cables que conducen
corrientes alternatives, emplazada
por azoteas de pretiles es sumamen-
to peligrosa, sobre TODD cuando
constantemente funciona la fabrica
para dar fuerza electro motriz du.
rante 81 dia y la noche, por cuanto
puede ser origen de innumerables
dssgracias en- personas ig%norantes,
distraidas 8 despreocupadas, que
acostumbran subir pOr las tardes.
Muchas fueron las causas que
obligaron a Edison, a hacer un es.
tudio detenido respecto al asunto Ell
question, hasta que al eminente cleo
tricista Sc hizo autor de un sistema
de distribution por &C rrientess
~tinuas, que no deja NADIA que desear-
Els ell sistema de sfeeders, que usa
la actual empresa anonima de luz
electrical. y suerte & csc sistema no
SO ha alberto al p6blico puertoLique-
no al igual que en- otros paises, la
lista fdnebre por la el%ectricidad
iEspectaculo atroz debe pre'en
tarse ante la vista de la multitud que
horroriEada contemple ell cadaver de
un infeliz colgado de III alambre, sin
poderle prestar auxilio!
Las corrlentes alternatives de
elevado potential son verdaderemen
to TEMPLES, por que una distraction
cabe en- cualquiera, una temeridad
en- algunos Y una ign orancia en- mu'
chos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23
MOTH IAS

Hemos tenido 81 gusto de salu
dar en- esta redacci6n q don Joaquin
,Barreiro, director de Gel Dem6cra-
tas de Cayey. Rel teramos nuestros
ofrecimientos al amigo y le desea
mos feliz viaje de retorno.
Hall&ndose hoy en- su domicilio
de la Marina Ell 7individuo Rogue
Pas6n, cumplido de Presidio, fu6
agredido pQr olro sugeto llamado
Crucito, que trabaja en- Ia Fabrica
del Gas y que segun parece tenian
rencillas Idesde que este estuvo tam.
.bien aquel penal.
Por arrojar IN CAIRO de basu
ras en- ell ensanche de Ia Capital fu4
denunciado aver g! individno Pablo
Reyer. .
UNA REINA DOCTORA-La
reina de Portugal ACADIA de recibir
ell tftulo de Doctora de Medicine des
pues de cinco amos de estudios en-
aquella facultad. GSu primer enfer
mo IS natural-ha sido "a marido
Ell Rey Carlos cuya obesidad inspira
serios cuidados.
De los 1. 131 oficiales y solda.
dos que fueron de Filipinas para
China, solo $50 pu eden prestar ser.
vicio pues ademas de las bajas hay
muchos extenuado s 6 imposibilita-
dos para ell servjciO E~mbarcaron re-.
fuerzos en- Manila con direction 4
Taku, tres baterias del 60 regimen
to de A1tilleria Siendo revisadas
por Ell General Nc Arthur antes de
marchar.
Han sido re- mitidas ruta
q Bayam6n las individuas BasiA4ia
Ortiz, Maria Ale jandrina Colon Y
Felfcita Ramirez.
Dos indivi duos, vendedores
de quincalla en- Ia plaza del merca-
do pronovieron 9 sta maf1ana an al
tercado, en- que uno de ellos SANTA
go Rivera, agredi6con I'm vase & SD
contrincante jose Mas, caus4ndole
unos rasgunos en- Ia muneca.
Juan Torres, vecino de Puer.
ia de TERRA hurt6 aver en- Sautur
ce un polio y una gallina, ocupando-
selos Ia policfa, asi como una me.
cha de sufre y 3 1,42 en elective.
Por pregop ar sus ventas en-
alta VOC por Ia q alie fue detenido
aver ell revendedor Juan Cruz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23

ante los 'infernales Maussers y
Martiny Henry" de los europeos.
Ell verdadero peligro de los bo'
xers esta en- eli enorme ndmero de
los afliados & ia secta, y en- que la
intervention europea para poner We
to q sus de- names puede originar un
serio conficto en- Extreme Oriente,
tanto mas cuanto, segun la Prensa
extranjera, los ~insurrectos tienen en-
su favor la pasividad de las autorl'
dades chinas y eli apoyo del partido
que acaudilla la Emperatriz viuda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23

efeetos. 10 que SO oomprueba por 81
uso tan generalizado que 20 haee de
ella en- toda Ia Isla.
Con eli fin de precaverse de Las
muchas imitaciones one de esta tor
mula Sc han hecho, xcuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,x debe exieirs
que en- cada GAIA de lesitima proc~-
dencla, este Ia marca de fxbrioa, III
| tapa superior, I'm sello que dice:
DIX n. REVERON M9dico C~irujano
Ponce, Puerto-RicoS On Ia inferior, v
gu hrma en- ell lado derechu de Ia faja
exterior de esta cajita. Ponce Aeos-
to 80 de 1895.
AVlo0Siendo objeto de fseec=z-
A'IOOtes imitaciones las Pill
DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hago
presente, que las legftimas son las
proparadas exclusivaments en- la
acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO, que son los depositarios de
la verdadera formula = los dnicos
que est&n autorizados para usar mi
nombre en- dichas pfldoras-DR N.
REvERON.
Dep6stos en- las siguisntes Far
macias:
- VALE Y CANCIO, Ponce
GUnLERMETY. Capital-RlVBA 4,
Arscibo.-ITURRINO, Camuy. RO-
V1RA Y LVIRA, Aguadille.-RO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas
ZAVALA,G uayanilla.- TTRER, Jua-
na-Diaz'- BETANCES- Coamo.-
MARXUARH. Gales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-23
La M|SERIA DURL ADA,
Ell Alcalde de Arecibo
Ell pdeblode Utuado:

dc pfeSen2l ar un eS-
pectactlo que ha enardecidP los e
timientos de carload crist1ana que
en- todas ocasionss han demostrado
poser los utuadedos.
> Como a las 2 de la noche del dia
de aver lego a esta ciudad proceden
te de Arecibo, I'm guardia municipal
que conducfa tres carros, tirados Dor
bueyes, atestados de nifos, muieres
y anc1anos, todos infelices que desde
hace tempo Sc hallaban en- diferen~
ties puntos de aquella poblaci6n, bus
candose Ia vida
Llegaron al centric de la ciudad
esos tres carros de miseria humane.
redeados de una ~muchedumbre de
genie que 50 preguntaban a que ODE
dec1a tan extra1a expedici6n.
Frente a la Acadia hicieron pa
rada los IS expulsos de Arecibo Dor
ell grave delito de ser pobresAy ell
guardia que los cOmandaba fuG Sc
guido en- busca del alcalde & ouien
entrego un pliego de 81 compansro
arec1oeho, manifost8ndole Ia resolu.
cion que adoptaba de no querer mas
por u dominios & los desheredados
de Ia fortuna que allf habian lido.
iQo6 desconso.ador espect6cu-
10! lQui6n no ha creido on Utuado
que con sl nuevo orden de cosas trail
do por clos Niclones, que han asota
do en- estos dlIimos tiempos & nues
ira querida Isla, cuna de los senti
mientos de humanidad mas acendra.
dos, iqui6n no ha .oreido que vamos
rstrogradando 4 paso sgigantado en-
Ell orden moral, como en- Ell orden
economico!
iPobre pals! Leyendo antes de
aver aquel art1culo del <Diario, cir.
landa SO despuebla,, nos sentfamos
sl alma bajo Ia acci6n de Ia tristesa
mas honda. Hoy en- presencia de
un atropello como ell que nos ocupa,
So nos desgarra ell corra16n, Y has
ia pensamos que csc algo que Sc liz
ma 'conciencia, y TODD 10 que 4 d
criatura hu mt ~dfferencia del ser
fractional, va siendo un mito. que
acabara por no 9 NADIA Terrible
pesad1lla q. produce I'm cuadro con
movedor como ell que aver se ofreci6
a Ia vista de toda una sociedad mort
gerada J buena! A medida que "a
noticia de Ia expulsion & que nos re-.
ferimos iba divulg&ndose por estas
GALES, 50 aglomeraba mas y mas Ia
genie, yalos pocos minutes forma.
ba esta un n1cleo de tres 8 cuatro
clentas almas, que en- torno &los in
felices v1ajeros lamen4aban el peroso
, viacrucis & que 81 alcalde arecibeno
les habfa sometidr, cen gran peligro
de sus vidas. Muchos de ellos lie
gsron mas decaidos de salud de 10
que debian estar, debido, sinduda,
, a las molestias &c I'M viaje para el
, que no Sc tuvo IN cuenta Ia decrepi'
tud de algunos y la anemia de to
dos.
; Nosotros no conocemos ninguns
ley que autorice un hecho como &c.
to ~ r.