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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-18

que 40 pudo ser reparada de nOmon
to, y que dio lugar a gre los obreros
50 retlrasen q sus domiciIios
Etar las dos 2uaudD Pedro Sd
10 lie Ia fahrica con objstD de vo'ver
s ella FL amanecer.
Al extreme dc una calIo, desler
t.4 en- aquol nlomento como todas
las del pueblo, Sc oestaeaba sobre
el cielo la casa de aquej honrado
trabaj ador.
Pedro uam6 Ia puerta naaie
conte, t5.
--Estaea Juana en- su primer
sueno,-p Nns6 ell inf lnarido, vol
vleu0o a lamar, sin que taropoco
nadje - NI.ra per entendiUo.
Poro & los pocos mumentOs SO
"y6 en@ir una ventana del lado que
dab2* al ca>npO, y recon0Cl0 en Ell
nomDre 90 hula & un empleado de
IA flbric& Iba 4 cOrrer en- su per-
5. co@l0"; p@rO Juana, de pie ante la
pL&rta que aoababa de atrir, con ia
M&nf >j"Vj6ndo de pantalla la va
3ii&ote llama do ma luz, le acogi6
en- alco de candidez de sorpre-
SO.
CQl W CnUhl AC 10 Gl = 1CdU
IAlO, cobarde ante el engano de que
era vfctima, domino su ir4 Y su de
Hos peracioo, y entr6 en- su casa pro -
olraudO Ocultar Ia augusta horrible
que agttaba su alma.
".
Daban las 0iez ou ol re1Oj de la
faOrica cuando Pedro acaoata Dc
COalpunor ell matinnte
Para c9m prob2r el estadO del
grandioso aparatc, hizo subir Y ha-
j.r vari<<s VI bees Ia eno~ma naza, con
s4u>t.io del Ivapor do que di5ponfu,
Y y QnoT eztat>a 60 toda rcgla y
que. sCg0qel muvimiento one Sc III
prim{A, c&f IA "a pida g. majestNosamen
ta SCORE 81 yurque.
Pedro e>tab& solo y Sc djsDOnla
! d rttir+rSe, @udnQO Sc abri0 ]a puer
Ia y a,('lont6 I'll paso uu hombr que
! Nevada unCs papeles en- la manu Y
| Sc dirigia uno de los talleras cOnJi-
! guCs.
Al YER & Pedro ten1bl5 30 pies 4
! c&bcz&: per0 sereu&0do@e al fill, ~e
&cerc0 al obrero y le d:io:
-~Cre{e. que forAuaDa usced par
| to de la tanda de- n0che.
Pedro Sc :ontuVo, y con vCz re
posada conteato:
Ell martirete Sc descompusO
aver Y he ve1idu repa1ar ell des
| perfecto.
Y pon'Gr1o ia nano en la paIan
"a: lanz6 el martillo llasta el techo.
d>n5e quedo slspendido.
FL empIeado trat6 do alejarse,
pero ell obrero Il cerrn cl so y le
presento un objeto dioiGn6ol
"A, tione ustad este altiler de
coroata, que es de sli propiodad
EL a1n&nte se puso livido al rea
cO0ooer Ia alnaj2 que en- 81 preciDi
tada fuga habi.s peruido.
: Una m&no terrible Sc ;pretipitt
sobre 81, 1nientras el esposo offend
DO gritaba. tombiaado fcon6oicamen
| te:
-; All; faIron!. Ne has robadc
Q; amor de mi Jnana y vas q ser viz
timr de mi veuganza.
PEDRO coji6 en- alto al seductof
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Li-HlI1g-( CHANG.

Ii Hung Chang, es el persona
je mas notable de Ia China y que
mas na llam&do ia attention un;Ver~
sal.
Tieno ta,outo para todo: para
las 1"tras, para las attes, para ID
po.iCica, y 10 que es .nejor, para
las tinaEzas
Els uoo de los prin2oro5 capita
listas del mundo, tjena oui1jontos
nni,ionos de dollars re2resu1tafe> -
e2l GRO y "a in11ensos cuMpos sem
bradO3 de arr0z
Pe,o s pc5a" Dc tod25 las pen
das y dot"s Cue han "reidu reco
nocer Ell 81 sas u}mirs. .ures &cAG .
la op'ri5o de an e~critOc pacspi
caz QUE pudo Jug yarlo per- o. ~@lmeu
te, Ii Hong Cuany 10 E4>& Ge SCI
iii chinp may c2i4c
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Prineros
puertorriquoilOs
que votun.

AL Dr.. Francisco del ValIe, pa
dre, ex alcalde dc San Juan, le CO
rres ponde lG distinction de habor ST.
d. ell primer pucrtorriqueno que ha
votado en- las elecciones presiden
ciales sin haber pasado por las for.
ma(idades de, la naturalization
El&hlando &ohro este particular
la prensa de Baiti more, Sc expresa
as:
Gel Dr., Francisco del Vale y su
hij0 votaron en- el diatrjto 60 Ba-
rrio Is . de Ia calle Hoffman cerca
de la Gale McMechen' Los puerto
rriqueno= todos ejercitaron su dere
Cho electoral q la~ OchO da la mdfa'
ra aconpa1ados del pref 9sor Carl
O.to Shoo1ich y Mr., Il. Souna
Ail.
5 esy-....ba On. hQbioe8 hooido
a'guna, 0r0si"5on, r2EO I'll contrariO &
10 que Sc espGraba votarUn sia que
nadio les inp.iiese hacerlo Porl lo
que pgdiose Ucurrir llevaba Hrepara
IA el DR.. del V&lia una protesta lnuy
bi6n redactada (:uo~ h4bia Dc rrosen
tar los lnturVeutU. e. de la mesa ca
so de q, no 50 les permjtera ejercital
su derecho
Eel DIR. del Vajle no ha querdo
decir Dor qui6n vote, pHro como 81
es uno dc los promlreutes del par
lido Ropublc&nos de San Jaan, Sc
cree que haya vntado al xticl1et> re
pubicanO cOmplotO. lei Dr.. del Va
llo fuc Afcalde de San Juan y Secce
tarjO del interior ell Ell 2rabiuete in
8ulaac0l ia 4 (uini,tra cjOn ANerica
ma en- aqnoIl.. i>la IS uu forvi4rte al
mlraior de M&ci<irloy teui6n3o os,
peranza IS de qon este b4 * kacet uu
cno rOr pto. Rico El Dr. del Va
lie: h 10 vo'0 cen su padce
TeliGitamUs c<>flliaj:a.+nte D uue5
tros con'natriutaS d. 3 }4'tinCro pnr
9l triunf0 o0leui!o y solo do sontlc43
SO Q7o d tn3O5 los p1"c1. rHi@iuenDs
r. jGe te, I'D IA &rat .g,1!,,,o& 70
,o> h-.ya o4bi 10 igual >31..t3. Cree
mos sln cno&fgo quu "sto servira
d0 prec2dentN rarA cuanGO nuestrO
Delegate . Was :gt0u trato De re
rabar del & 'bissno americana uues
tro dcroci,U Il l.. ciu0ad@nia.
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ANCOS N.ICiD.\.Ai,ES

Eel pez:61tco <New York Fiuan
ciero ia puoiica 10 IN cu@lro 81 q@e
Sc ponen &c man ties to lo3 dcf J9it-s5
en los b&ncos naciGnales de los +
tado> Unjdos, Que pt a b u 4.
Sc. 900, go el 5 de SeptiHnbre de es
te ano Segdn dioco c2adro, hay
en- Ell pals 113 oaLcos cuyos dc. 6>l
exceden de Ia sn51.a men"io: &@a
De e<to@ bancOs, 81 estAH "a Mora
York T. en Cnica4 90, 10 N II a}.j
ia III 4n Boston, 1. IA caDezs &C
ed - Gznra 81 sN@1I:n>l> Safe
BaHk - NV TDrl1> ca III. depo it,
d. @15J,u.O coo. ISJ ui.z fau-o>
c4":.* V-,0silos h2o u9nonuad d. dea
10 1856 "a ma, d. so, o. 0tH).
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Sc realizan cua]quier precio
las existencias del Si@lo XIX; hay
grandes cantidados de al pargat taS,
encajes, calza1o. puntilla5, trencl
Has, milar6>. cam;setas, caIcetlnes,
medias, tohallas, cintnroncs ininl
dad de arlfculos mas. AlpargatAS
Iona blanca la superior desde 100 a
95 docens seg1n tamafio.
Alpargatas cuadrcs damas die
rentes cOlorcs surtida9 en- tamaIos
20 doceua Aprovocbad la gan
ga que Sc ACADIA.
Sc vende un solar con $3.50 me-
tros cuadrados muy buenO y en- ol
mejor sitio de la carretera en- San
turce Y ademas una casa grande J
de so;ida construction. nueVa Goa
un solar Dc 900 metros Cuadradn5
en- Ell mismO barriC.
Sc venden O3 muCbleS lie la ca
sa particular.
ANTONIO MARTINEZ
A 50 --21
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Ell 1lla1'tijlIo.
Ha sid0 ona l0cura..
I'm drS&tin0!


I'm dcsltjnO.
~- Es precise q1a esa mnjer Ie
haya "'nbcrj1elo, :,|,,a que oSe nom
5re ulvi}n al s u difsrtss
--Tntus lu% oinD 'es son 10 mis-
'no' ~ u..y 40 buen1 as4 Ii tiara
aa cae 1's'}!u..,.Y; iva YEA u>todes
20 lHo ru>%
Los reciGn c"saaoa baj4ban a.
- tder(,t IH la isl4siA aside del bra
10 y t~ogujiNS de qua ,,01nItiV.4 GOA
pue~t;~ "v >DYpros de II herrcrla d-n
dc P'3ro irs'oAj@bA, y de- auligos y
".ul':'"s DE ~ G,,>ro> ada.
D9b1a :1>l"UuAr"U a. zfIAM ban
pQ"to. ) luz ~ an ale, ccDtra la
Nolunt4& de- ntari~o, ei oual. sin ato-
barge, 20 hahfa teitil;o mas remedio
que &c e" ante las oXjgencias de su
oopo.1.. n, d. dieci~ois a1ps, en-
cnya~ u@uo@ hs-bia pu45to III honor
y su fel.5ii;.u
Hao(4 III a1lo qua p*lr0 SO ha
tfa cas3du, y pe>ar d:9 haberso
aHre@outa4o Ill aa:0r, di5taDa mucho
o. sa'r un:hD>;,.
Potr9 jb2 i cumn3i~ cuaranta
,Nt '. J I.,@rla, au muir era coq1a
/" Al N''}y4c d III nc gyr, dosbues
o. m ia 'le T. 10 o t'nbajo, eucnn~ ~
trrDa y>>.3, t, 81 5-p0sa en- RI 2ndo
} l'3E to cor Jovr4es Jo. pa: bic.
P1:r }"5= IA: 50 ;v t"at49o d.
cstupI3o : 10 ou;"t>.&o na"@. ease
dc %Iue:t.>~ @':IiV..ra1ulO"ua innc1n
fn~ ga C,lti ;ty -; f5...:.. -. 60 zE-,
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Diaro absohtarnente nnparc1l, ds ensa
DE- Cay ey.

Nos esc1iben De este pueblo di
ci6ndonos: que los presses por los su
cesos ocurricos alll el dla 5 del &C,
tu2?, tse0en por carcel el <Club ropu
i rsy Sc dice Que han querido
a.: l. g & Hum4cao, pero al 0arso
a. o440n f2,t31it3staron Cod0s hallar
Sc onf9rnca p,0tendo ;.ocf>es : caba
Hos, no siendole po5lble conaucirlos
al CAPTAIN Molina, ror cuyo motive
algunos se13n pue> tos ea libeGtad
bajo tianza personal qnss. prestaran
los Sres Q4avodo, Diaz y otros pro
hombres del pGrtid> r@luoLicano.
AHtes de ayec SO Jonr5 ocurrie
"a un nuevo mOtin parecldo al que
tuvo lugar en- dlas pasados. Sc ira
taba d. que un guardia municipal
conduc1et al deposit ; ~ paiaanc que
Sc ra>istls, siendo e~1o motive pare
qae Sc aglomerara IL g~nte del puo-
b-o, tratandC d. Que g poi'c}a da5is
tier& do Su propOsito For esta c2u
a,t ll2 o3 ajsu1;c. &r2 L, tlnic1lO q
:@tervonir ,n'r>J. &''uentU el alcalde
para auXj}l3r ii ,yuaruia,
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DTP0slT0s en- LIS St3:1IEaTEs FARAaclas

Vale Cancio Ponce C11.iJcrne'y, San juan Nh
let ,NoT4as Ma,ssti3z -R9eira :? ?ed1,' 'TqIlesrt
t1stal!. Yauco-Zayala Gu 'yaIlii .Ferrer Fey.
ne$, Juana Diaz.--- Betances. coamo-- P'anellas
CayeF.
aU4co, ,Sando oh;etO d. frecuentes i'm itaClne
RgESur las Pr DttRAS "ONSTITUYE TEE
DEL DR.. REVERON haEe cotstar que las lejittmas
las preparadas excllsvaulente Ell la acreditads
Farmaca ! Drogueria de Vale Caneio que son Ios
depositarios de la VERnADERA Ra. FORMULA Orr u los
en- diohas pldOras DR.. ReserouI
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Dice ala Nueva Bardera,s de
Maya2j jiaz Que en el Teatro de
2Queila ciudad Sc celebra? 4 IN NEE
ting csnjylista, on e. Que tomara
purtu cl elucuento 0rador don Ro.
send0 Matienzo Cintr6n.
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FOSfOroS de S28drid01

de Ia AcrolitaIa m1rca CRED Stars
Estrella Rojo)
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Los alumnos reciben en- este Cc
legio: 10 La instruction primaria,
tncluyendo el inglee, dibUjo y Ia hie
toria dc Puerto Rico. 20 La iu6
trucci6n secundaria, 6 sea Ia prep>
raci6n para el ingreso on les Tn:
versidades dc los Estados Uriaos
50 Glasses de adorno, (dibujn, pin.
tura y mhsica.) 20 Teoria y prao
tica de la Teneduria do libros. Sc
ran tambi6n admitidos, en- calidad ia
internos, los alumnos que doaeer
continuar sus astudios On Ia alta Es
cuela Americana, q dca1e AQuc.los
concurriran viEilad0s por los lis.
pectores del Co)eSio rociblendc
despues repascs privados dc Aas
asigpaturas que cursen. Est"
legio tiena su tReElamento intet '~-'
que Sc enviar& los padre! Vne o
Soliciten.
En- esta iln preula Sc veEde pah,l
periodicios viejos a ~ 40 ell quirt
ms 5--l
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Tn aabado en.que Pedro estaba
de tanda Eocturna, do>de las seis &c
Ia tarde hasta Ia els de Ia manana,
ocurrio una averla On el martinete,
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NOTICIAS
CE;1zE\ a. l. =. + = =

AOf ti"t:rt aLfOpSl :t&dO Qe
obra { b4}en L'auO, vnniuo de San
tur G. fut cnnd=na1o 4 10 dias de
trabaios fOyzaAos ol inllviono AnSel
no Sanchez
Dice un pcci0dico - M3yAsicz
QUE 4 los jaoces de e!e>u.ou tan4o fe
dera!cs como repunlicanos, GU" s,r
vioron ell Ia pasada campana p01fti
~, no Sc les la pagAdO su5 honora
rios
Por el Tribunal Supreme io JUS
ticia ha sido declal ado sin lugar eI
rccurso de casaci6n intur1u2 10 pOr
Ia representation do N. Martinez y
CIV, d. May"Gacz Ell 81 jui2io se.gai
10 cDntr@ 1ou Easehjo Bayron
Ej vap:r E-E7 Ilegado a 5 N
Tnoloc~s 70 Barbadas. Ia sido puos.
t, On u :'c,it4Aa pur veuir de pun-
to inGas,At}o por Ia viruel2..
Ms dice, que "a San \-+'t:jtt
! SAG i<-t1ts 50 ia1 Y ,l.t>, I. >,',tir
connociuroy ~u5tc,,ra"@as cAus&ndo
g:a1 <,i4Cnla 4 ~g5 }::s', ta"tHo
Cen 5utiaf4t'oriH re. u ado
ha sido ousayafo On caEo1 de a. a.
jer,a d camp>na, CT los E:t%d"s
UuidO&; dc ii 4 ma frances. cuya
pat2nte iud adquiri;}a pDr l. un!on
Han 1onlrAi:t0 natrimDnio en-
os&A Capitol dcn S 9ntiago Torres y
| "a seh0:jta An4e: 8 tigQecoa y Re
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Il e .m@to pUr 81 juzgado
4nuu'oipll de Cathedral fu6 detenido
aver puesto 4 su disposition el in
dividLO Luis Perez.
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Juan do Guznc1 B5nitez.
A 3 0 G A D O.

Ofrece su5 servioios profesio.
males
FL bufete en- los altos del Eanco
Territorial y Agr{cola
a-l5-11
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Iia siiO dec.acalo sin iugar ell
r,.~u: q in>Hrpoesto po" el Lcdo.
y :s:~:..tn IL Tara n"lnt,re de Ro
l.. i i .p.z f<ioS de QaebraIillas y
Z. e>3-, d. San Sebastian, por la pena
? 10 i'm onsiera el I jonnal de Dis
tri.o J .NIy4etj3z por los delitos de
:u1 { ;-"@nd ..
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La Emulsion pc Scott, no es un
m9diCanentO nueVO. POr mas de
veinte amos cOnsecutiVos los medi
cos del .1undo entero la rocetan pa
"a cOmnatir las eNfArme ladies' del
aparato respiratorio y en- la diatesis
escrofuiO>&.
Rio Piedras Pto, Ri>o Mayo 9
de 1894
sres. Scott X Bovine Nueva
York
Muy Sreg, ,Dios: Tengo mucho
@13to cn nanifestar Vds, cue hace
tempo vengo recetaudo mis- enfer
:l,oa la t,mul>f6a de aceite de h(gado
de bacala0 con hipofos6 jos de cal y
d. sOsa GUS Vas. preparan, habien
do obtenido siempre uu eXitO salts
factories en- todas aquellas enferme
dades en- que he crefdo conveniente
81 usC,
D, WIS alto. S. ). O. b, $. NJ
DIR, II BLANCO.
Pr inSui1o~ 4 Pau!ino Carmo
s.a, tat ado J., agroli~le con una
ctlaita ?e tAol;: :e:o, fne condenalo
Ma0u>t Gtr>i;. 4 Go'ars de mul
Don Lucas K-yos. empleado
del Ayultamiento ha Sido nonbrado
Coutador Municipal INFERNO. en- sus
tituciGn de don L@6a Acura y mien-
| tras Sc preserta a tOmar possession
! de dic}u cargo don jose Gordils,
| cue ha >ilo nonbrado En- propie-
! uvd
patrNnC~ cOrt ,.uUS.
/
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I.rIern, O.tega y CInp.
.I.t44n 45 Y II n-a -
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.AIUCAR MOSCABADO Ell
A.Y9. d n:py0aito pava con~umo,
EeAu" ii rroCio mas bajO de
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DIR, II BLANCO.

r:'. inSuito> pau!ino Carmo
;!a, tat ado J., agroli~le con una
CiIaisa ?e t40l;:se:o, fne condenalo
Manuel Gtr>i; i Go.'ars de mul
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Coiegio rticuldl

DIRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANIET
Al4mnos enternoS, pc1>stonistaS y mecIs@
pe1osio,sastas, Gale del Sol r,t+na. 1e y IL.
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DEAD DIED AWFULLY.
Continued From First Page.

Is, when the United States collier Jus
tin, which also had suffered damage
TO her anchors and had narrowly eS
capped the reef, was sighted. The Jus
tin attempted 10 tow the Yosemite
with two chains and two cables, but
these parted. Finally 13S of the
Yosenite's crew, twenty-siX marines
and nine officers. were transferred to
the Justin, together with $4,000 Me1i-
can dollars. The Yosemite soon plunged
headforemoSt and sank.
The typhoOn was of unprecedented
violence. Many islanders are report
ed TO have been killed or injured. At
Agana three were killed and ten died
OF exposure. The town of Moranjan
was destroyed. thirty of the towns
people being killed and many others
injured. 1t is believed that there was
considerable loss of life elsewhere in
Guam. and all the crops were de-
stroyed. Mrs. White. wife of Major
White. of the marine corps. the only
white woman in Agana, took refuge
with her husband and Commander
Seaton Schroeder. naval governor OF
Guam, in the cellar of the governors
mansion, which was already partly
filled with water
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A Bold Defense.

"An enlisted man once put the presi-
dent of n court martial in a difficult pO-
sition," says 4 writer in CasselIs Mag
azine. "The court martial was trying
the soldier for some fault or other.
When the evidence-and it took an I'M
usually long time-had been given, the
president asked the prisoner if he had
anything to say in his defense.
"'Well. sir said the man, I can't
see how this 'ere court can sentence
me, for Major Jones 'as been reading a
paper under the table the 'ole blooming
time, and Captain Smith as been max
ing me into a karicatoor on the blot
ting pad, and as for Lieutenant Brown,
e 'asn't lad his commission a year, and
don't count anyways"
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Publication Notice-Chancsry.
State OF Illinois.
2nCl- TSIauh 81

State OF Illinois. a..
Rock Island County.
In the circuit court, January term, A. D.
1901.
Eva Irwin VS. Charles Irwin. In chaucery.
Affidayit IN ~ the residence of Charles Irwin
Is unknown and that on diigent inquiry his
place OF residence cannot be ascertaine~
having been hled in the ONCE of the
clerk OF said circuit court of Rock Is
land county, notice is hereby given to
the said defendant, that the complainant has
filed her oil OF complaint In said court, on tn e
chaucery side thereof on the 2lst day of Nov.
A ID 1900. and that summons thereupou
issued out OF said court agsinst said defend
ant. returrable on the It'll day OF January, A
ID IOi. TO the circuit court OF sad Rock Island
county, 20 be holden at the court house In the
city OF hock Island, as Is by law required
Now, therefore, unless you, the said
Charles IRWIN shall personally be and ap-
pear before the said circuit court OF
Rock Island county, the first day of the
next term thereof. 10 be holden al the court
house IN ihe city OF Rock Island in said county,
on the 1th day of January, A. ID. 1901 and
plead answer or demur TO he said complain
ants bill OF complaint the same, and the mat
tiers and thngS therein charged and stated
Will be takeL confessed. and decree
entered against you according TO the prayer
of said bill
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and afnXed the seal OF said court, at
my once in Rock Island, this 2Ist day of No
vember, A. ID 1901
GEORGE W GAMBLE Clerk
SEARLE & MARSHALL. COmplainRntS Solici-
tor Nov Il. A. IA 1914.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-30
UNION STRIKERS SHOT
BY Nomination Man They Were Attack.
ing, Who Also Kills a TOIiceman.


ing, Who Also Kills a Policeman.
SaE Antonio, Tex, Nov. 3O.-In 4
melee here yesterday between union
strikers and non-union employees of the
Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone company, one man lost his life
aud four others were wounded. The
shooting being done by Sandy Smith,
the employee of the telephone company.
The dead is William Lacey. a police
man. and those wounded are c. ID.
Blanton, a striker, shot through the
body near the heart, will die: Martin
Wright. president of the Electrical
Workers union, shot in the left arm;
Sandy Smith. wounded on the head;
two others whose names are unobtain-
able.
The union strikers have made il i'm
possible for the non-union men en-
ployed by the phone company TO work
unless protected by the police. Smith
a I II 30 a. IN. yesterday emerged from
the phone exchange and started TO
climb a pole on the opposite side of
the street. While ascending the pole
crowd of men surrounded him and
began jeering first, and then throwing
stones. Smith ran into the Robinson
stable TO escape the crowd. The latter
followed. and the fight was continued
in the stable. Here Smith, finding
himself attacked by small mob, drew
his pistol and fired three times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-30
MAY HAVE STOLEN 100000.
Accounts Are Known To Be Short Half
That. and Growing.


Cincinnati, Nov. 30.-The accounts
of George X. Griffiths. who was clerk
of the board of education here for
thirteen years previous to his death
Oct. I. 1900, are short at least 100000,
and it is thought that when the exact
amount of the stealings becomes known
they will be found TO be nearer twice
that sum. His peculations covered the
whole term of service as clerk of the
school board. The auditors experts
say that he misappropriated nearly all
the tuition fees paid by nonresident
students since 1898.
He kept one private cash book in
which accounts We're correctly entered.
and he kept four fraudulent cash
books, with forced balances made to
fit the case of each examination as It
might arise. He had forged receipts
for moneys purporting to have been
paid by him into the city treasury, the
forgery consisting of fraudulent sig
natures purporting to be the genuine
signature of the city treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-30
Notice of publlcation-Chancsry.

State of Illinois, lss
In the Circuit Court to the January term,
A. D.. 1901.
Hiram Ruby. trustee for Katie Ruby Olive
Ruby, Mary Ruby, Minnie Ruby and Lizzie
Ruby VS.. Orlando M Gunnel and Catherine
Gunnen In Chancery.
Afhdavit OF the non-residence OF the said
Orlando NJ. Gunnel and Catherine Gunnel, de-
PENDANTS above named, having been filed In
the clerks Office of the circuit court OF said
county, notice IS hereby given to the said
non resident defendants that the complainant
fled his bill of complaint in said court on
the chancery side thereof, on the 18th day
of November, A. D., 1900, and that thereupon
summons issued out of said court wherein
seventh day in the month OF January next,
as is by law required.
Now, unless you, the said non resident
defendants above named, Orlando Cum
nell and Catherine Gunnen, shall personally
be and appear before the said circuit
court, on the first day of the next term
thereof, to be holden at Rock Island. in
and for SAID county. on the first Monday
In January next, and plead. answer or demur
TO the said complainants bill OF complaint,
the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken as confessed
and adecree entered against you according
to the prayer Of said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Circuit Clerk.
Rock Island, Ill Nov. Is, 1900.
J. 8. & S. R. KENwORTHY, Compliments So
lfcitOrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-30
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

Hon. Joseph p. Harrington, state
railroad commissioner-elect, is dying
at st. Louis from Bright's disease.
The Fifteenth United States infan-
try has departed from Tien Tsin for
Tong Ku. where il will be embarked
for Manila.
The legislative council of New
South Wales has passed the old age
pension bill.
George Politz was found guilty of
murder in the second degree at Hunt
inCton, W. Va. POlitZ killed his bust
ness partner, Peter Stanton, in May
last.
In 1878 the plant of the iron and nail
company at Bellefonte, Pa. was erect
ed at cost of $1S5. 900. Tuesday at
assignee's sale the plant was sid TO
a Philadelphia firm for S6,3I5.
The Pittsburg Coal company, or
Pittsburg. Pa, has closed contract
to ship 100000 tons Of bituminous
coal to Nantes, France.
Charles Dick. chairman of the Ohio
Republican caucus committee. Will
not be a candidate for election to the
United States senate.
Bryan's plurality in Kentucky is
1878 and Beckham's 3,51S. This is
semi-official.
The United States Mine Workers
have determined to begin the work of
organizing the miners in West Nir-
ginia at once.
The fourth annual convention of the
National Live Stock association will
meet at Assembly hall, Salt Lake City,
Jan. 10, 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m.
FOrty-five bodies of storm victims
were found and buried on the island
beyond Galveston, Tex. this week.