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The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
American Soldiers Capture
GerOnimO's Stronghold.
UP STEEP ASCENTS UNDER FIRE
Attackins Fsrees, Which Approached from
sides. Lost Three Killed and One Wound
ed-Many -paaiards Killed In Attempting
TO Take It-LieHt. AIsiaetter, ReeeatIy
Released by InsHrgeHfs, Reaches Manila
-Bulueam Garrison Captured.

Manila. Nov. 24-The fortress of the In
surgent chief. Geronimo, az Pinauran,
which the insurgents boasted was i'm
pregnable was taken and destroyed
Thursday afternoon by picked force Of
the FOrty-sec0nd and Twenty-seventh In
fantry and Troop g. of the Fourth Caval-
~, under Col. Thompson. Geronimo and
most of the rebels escaped. The leader
has long harassed the Twenty
Infantry. operating in the vicinity OF San
Mateo. Montalban. and Novakches. He
was finally located at Ninauran, thirty
FIVE miles north of Manila. His position
was considered the strongest in Luzon.
Ii was a stone fortress surmounting a
steep hill surrounded BY canyons. The
Spanish forces lost heavily in attempting
TO take IL.
Col. Thompson mobiliZed a thousand
men at MOntaIbon. The attack was made
upon four sides-the main body, under
Mai. Carey of the Forty-second advanc-
ing from the south; Capt. Atkinson. of
the Twenty-seventh, from the east; capt
Casteel, of the Twenty-seventh, from the
west. and Capt Sloan. of the Twenty
seventh, from the north. The ascents
were steep and the men climbed them by
grasping the shrubbery.
Hard Climb Under Fire.
II was impossible for the eastern col
umn to reach the summit, but the others
arrived after three hours climbing. under
fire from the fortress and the hillside in
trenchments. The enemy's force. num-
bering several hundred, fed before the
attackers reached the top The Amer
leans destroyed a thousand insurgent uni
forms. scores of buildings, and large
quantities of supplies. and seized a barrel
full Of documents.
Private Hart, of the Twenty-seventh,
and Private KOppner of the Forty-sec-
ond, and two native scouts were killed
and twelve of the attacking force were
wounded. The insurgent casualties could
not be ascertained.
Lieut. Frederick w. Alstaetter, of the
United States Engineering Corps, who
was recently released by the insurgents.
arrived in Manila this evening. He had
been in captivity at Bubalto since August
l. Gen. Funston surrendered the rebel,
Maj. Vantuse, on the release of Lieut..
Alstaetter The latter is well and SAYS
that he received fair treatment He es-
capped on September p, but was recap
tured.
1t is unofficially reported that Gen. Tor
res, the insurgent commander at Bulucan,
has beer captured by Gen. Grants scouts.
Gen. Grant wired Gen. Wheaton that the
entire garrison at San Jose had been cap
tured but Gen. Torres was not ar1ong
them.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Miss Cast Wins Cycle Race.

New York, Nov 2i.-AIIss Marguerite
Cast, OF Brooklyn, tonight, at the Cler-
mont avenue rink. in Brooklyn finished
first IN the siX-day bicy race for wo-
men. one lap separating her from Miss
Lottie Brandon, who finished second. Miss
Cast covered 80 miles and six laps. Miss
Brandon riding f'5 miles and five laps.
During the afternoon the wheelwomen
plodded along, Miss Brandon desperately.
IN an effort 20 gain on the leader, but
Miss Cast always appeared fresh and
strong when any Of her competitors TIED
20 pass her, and she finished with the
same advantage that she has held prac-
rcally from the beginning
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
10, PlayfalI, klIl- Vor,.,,.n

Lincoln, Ill. Nov. 4-Earl Rraekett
aged fourteen years. to-4ay playfully
pointed a rife al Leona Mathein. clever
years old. and pulled the trigger. The
rife was discharged. the bullet entering
the girls forehead and killing her al
most Instantly Bracket did not know
the weapon was loaded.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
FILIPINOs PRISONERS Of WAR.
Those Captured In Armed Insurrection 20
Be Closely Confined.

Brig. Cen. Hughes commanding the De-
partment of the Visayas, Philippine ISL
ands, has issued an order directing that
all prisoners captured within the geo.
graphical limits of his department who
are in armed insurrection against the
United States or who are aiding those in
nsurrection be held in strict confinement
as prisoners of war. Prisoners captured
in the first and second districts are to be
confined at Cebu; those in the third and
fourth districts at IlOilO.
Gen. Hughes also has issued a circular
directing. ia connection with the notice
of amnesty" recently issued, that "per-
sons coming in and announcing that they
had discovered their error and wished to
quit carrying arms and return 10 their
peaceable pursuits must hereafter make a
formal declaration n writing, acknOwiedg-
ing and accepting the sovereignty and au-
thority Of the United States il the archi-
pelago."
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
BOYS TRAGIC FATE A MYSTERY.
Body Fennd Hanging, bnt Indica tions Point
TO Murder or Accident.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-The body Of Robert
Crotty. aged sixteen years, son of Thorn
as Crotty, was found swinging by rope
attached TO a railing on the back porch of
his fathers home late last night. He had
been dead several hours. The police are
mystifed. There are finger marks on the
boys throat. which look as if he had been
strangled and then swung 10 a ropes end
10 give an appearance Of suicide. His
hands were in has pockets.
The police believe other boys may have
attempted 10 lower Robert over the porch
with a rope. and in some way the rope
slipped and strangled him to death. Then
being afraid, the boys ran away without
saving ANYTHING about the accident.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
VAN SAINT REJECTS PROPOSAL.
VIII Welcome Recount Of Entire Stnte,
hut Not of Eisht Counties.

hut Not Of Eight Counties.
St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. PA telegram
from Winona announces that Republican
Gov.-elect s. r. Van SAINT has declined to
entertain the proposition put forward by
Democratic Chairman l.. A. ROsing with
regard to the talked-Of contest of the
recent gubernatOrial election. Mr.. Van
SAINT says he will welcome recount Of
the entire State, but will have nothing to
90 with the proposal TO recount the votes
cast in eight counties-four 10 be selected
by each side.
The Republican view appears TO be that
even should Gov. Lind fail to make the
gain fixed as the limit In the selected
counties. .and in consequence abandon
further contest, ne might still make suf-
fcient gains 10 convey the idea that a
recount of the entire State would result
in his election. Yet they contend il is
altogaher likely that a recount of the
entire vote would increase Van SAINTS
plurality.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Red, Found ia Ember- sf Hi. A sme,

Elroy. Wis. Nov. ?i-The home OF
Sander Dixon, an eccentric farmer, sew
enty-hve years of age. who lived alone
seven milei west Of here. was burned
last night, and today his charred remains
were found in the ruias. The old man
disposed OF some OF his property yester-
day, and foul play is suspected. Officers
are investigating.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Granamother'- win Isnore. Kid mec.y.

Rushvllle. Ind. Nov. A.-The VIII OF the
late Mrs Anne Campbell. grandmother
OF Kid Mccoy, the pugiiist. was pro-
bated here TO-DAY. she failed TO mention
Mccoy, but bequeathed the bulk OF her
estate, amounting TO several thousand
dollars, TO his four sisters. Mrs Jennie
Thomas. of Colorado. Miss Georgia
Selby, of Chicago. and the Misses Mabel
and Grace r. Selby, OF New York
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Retnrns 10 Congress with n REGARD

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 24-Congressman
Roreing (Republiean) will go back TO
Washington with the distinction Of hav-
ing received the largest majority ever
given to a candidate for Congress in this
State His majority is 1915 over smith
the Democratic candidate in the Elev.
enth, or mountain. district
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
sale of AIvsrd,. Team. uid Not PAY Fees.

New York. Nov 2i-The horses and
carriages of Cornelius L. Alvord. the
former teller OF the First National Bank.
were sold by Sheriff Molloy. at Mount
Vernon, to-day. The property was seized
about a month ago. under an attachment
by the bank. and consisted Of three
horses, a Shetland pony, and a coach. The
sum realized was S473. not enough 10 pay
the sheriff's fees. amounting 10 500.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Tampa Labor Unions Refuse to strike.

Tampa, Fla. Nov. 2l-The labor unions
composing the trades assembly have re-
volIeG al the order for general strike IN
sympathy with the cigar workers. and
probably will force the body TO rescind. A
large percentage OF the members OF the
International Cigarmskers' Union have
taken out cards in the Resistencla Union
and are al work
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
WHAT VERDICT MEANS
President Mckinley Reviews
Issues Decided at Polls.
UNION LEAGUES NOTED GUESTS

Ga7. Roosevelt, Cabiaet Members. aud
FFesideHt Gives Credit TO Members sf
Both Parties for Rssalt OF EieetioH-La-
triBe-Seuator Lodge aaa Others SPEAK.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Address WEEKLY POST, Washington, D. C.

has not been able 10 damage the works
In any way, the seas surrounding the
structure being practically unaffected BY
even the heaviest gales.
Baron d d'Alessandro thinks the time viii
come when one OF these nets will BE- a
part OF the equipment OF every ocean
going craft.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
AN IDEAL FAP M AMI
FAMILY WEEKLY.
Its Farm Features,

such as Live Stock. H9irying. Horticul-
lure, Poultry. MaTke. Gardening. and
other Topics, written by Practical and
Successful Farmers. supplemented with
make it invaluable TO those who farm
it for living
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
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The Latest Market and Commercial
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Condensed Farm News. and Letters
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in which the American Agriculturis, 4
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The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
Family Features.

Short Stories, Latest Fashions Fancy
Work, TIE Good Cook. Talks with th.
Doctor, Puzzle Contests, Library Corner.
and Young Folks Page. combine tC make
this department OF as much value and Ir-
terest as most Of the Special Family
Papers.
Questions answered on Law. Medicine,
Veterinary. and other topics free.
The Magazine Form. Each issue comes
out with a neat cover. the number OF
pages varying from "A TO s.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-11-27
WhaIIhe Result Means.

we may dlfer as 10 the extent OF the
influence Of the several issues involved.
but we ere All agreed as % certain things
which Il settled. u records the unaues-
toned Endorsement of the gold standard,
Industrial Independence. broader markets.
Commercial expansion. reciprocal trade.
tie open DOOR IL China. the inyiolablrty
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-08-23

Mrs. H. D. McCutcheon, who has
been visiting her daughter at Murphy,
passed down to Atlanta Thursday eve
ming, to meet her son, Howard, Of st.
Louis, who is making brief visit to
that city.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-08-23
John A. Manget
RG1 ES|0Ie 0nd Insurance.
FOR SALE:

The Allen place on Atlanta street.
This is one of the largest and most desira-
able lots on the market. Fronts 112 feet
ON Atlanta street, and runs back to and
fronts 112 feet on Waddell street. Large
two-story house on the lot, which could
be easily moved back to face Waddell
street land 1t would rent well, too.)
leaving the front of the lot for a beauti-
full building site. The price ON this
property is reasonable.
l6O-acre farm two miles out, half
mile from shipping point and postofice
Part of the land is in high state of cul-
tivation, balance in timber. Residence
and three tenant houses on place. Ele-
giant place for fruit or srock raising
Location unsurpassed. Price, $32 90
per acre. Terms reasonable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
Ddaro absoutamente impartial, Ia opn5n prena

En- Argenteuil, Marty. Crooissy
y Chatou, no SO tuede parar. El NAL
ulOr es ALI ipsufrible.
El rio presenta en- algunos sitios
Ell aspecto de una gran corriente de
tinta, en- cuyos bordes Sc We fotar
una capa blanquecina, tornado por
los residuos de tanta materia en- pu
trefacci6n.
La nube de moscas esta posada
>sobre aquella masa de porqueria
Las autoridades municipales de
Paris estan estudiando el modo de
desinfectar ell rio. Els precise evitar
que vayan a parar las aguas de las
alcantar]llas: mas parece que Sc trr
pieza con serios obstaculCs para
conseguirlo,
El case es grave, POI muchos
conceptos, entire ellos ei de Ia salu
bridad pdblica
Debe advertise, que varios su
getos Sc han dedicado recoger en-
Ell Sena los peces muertos, sin duda
para venderlos luego como pescado
fresco
En- vista de tales hechos, un pc
riodista aconseja & los parisiense&
quo, por 81 acasO, Sc abstengan de
conner pescado del rio durante algu
nos dias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
s A N 10 S E 2

tn 1869 tundt en 81 tOusrr>o
DC EmSenach al partido uhrcro l.,
nocrata socialisia rama alemana It,,
Ia Il IntcrnaciOnul,.
Seis afos desput's, ell lo.n, Goa
trlbuy6 podero samenle i Ia fusion
de dlcho partilO con la Association
obrera dc los discipulos dc L-assalla,
y da osta fusion sali6 de1aitivamcn-
,o constituido a par,itio socialists
alamAn.
NADIA hauu> d,, l5rIr de- las idea,
dc l.iebllnecht, 10 uu la.iicallsluu
danoso, aunQue ell ancjauo ;cfc ;"
tia}ista no rechaIAha las ideas do
prudencia y tomplanza, Poro no ror
HSt0 if dehon nc"ar los m@rjtos de-
honhro drnif0 del Nartido QUO Goa
1rihuyb i tDrmar Como cscritor,
sCmo pAriarrontar;u como politiCu
l4ohll nt9ut ,'rA nni de las I,rimorA,
u"uTa; del sNrIaliEn,u
I'll partido sOcialista aleMau pre-
para On IL honor ana gran manitnS'
,acihn dc ducln
De todas las orOVincias alema
mas saldra numerOsas cOmisiOnoS
de las agrupacionos socialis:as, para
asistir los iunoralos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

muselina de seda, a medida que nos
acercamos al Otono, cObran mayor
relieve 6 impartancia, viendose de
ellos, modelos lindfsimos, no solo on
la capital, sino en- las elegantes pla
yas, donde veranea el elemento aris,
tocratico Para bale de Casino, no
puede prescindirse del guante blan-
co de cabritilla, de los zapatos esco
tados del &C lor del traie y de media
igual, detalle este de la novedad,
que no perdona ell buen gusto y en-
10 que abanicos ataf1e, es de rigo:
consignar, que ell abanicO de bale
es de marfil esculpido, en- pals de ga
sa fruncida y salpicada de lentejue.
las, llevandose suspendidos al cintu
ron, merced & largas cadenas de ORC,
que Sc fijan, vali@ndose de capricho'
SOS brooches de joyeria. En- verano,
Sc usan pocas joyas porque la agita
ci6n de los viajes, y la sencil1ez rela
tiva de los vestidos, no parecen
amoldarse a sus exigencias, pero,
como, al sexo llamado debil, GUSTAV
tanto, esos deslu mbradores adornos
la moda en- absolute jamas los rele'
ga al olvido, y precisamente ahora,
quiza columbrando, las gratas sor
presas en- ell mundo de la elegancia,
que nos reserva al porvenir, timida
1nente ensaya el uso, de las perlas
alargadas, de tonos algo amarilleu
tos, manera de inesperada varian
tie, en- IN capitulo sfmpatico; por 10
que tiene de poetico, dentro de las
manifestations, a(gunas, vec e S
abaumadoras, de la riqueza.
JOsEFINA .2UJOL DE COLLADO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25

sada. Antes Sc distinguian todos
por su Traditional sencillez, hoy el
lujo, bajo ell especioso pretexto, de
de que es ell vestido primero, que
determine la posici6n social de la
mujer, derrocha en- e]los, sus mara
villas, convirtiendoles en- verdade'
ras obras de arte, costos1 simas. No
bastan en- ellos, la esplendida cola,
el candida velo y la emblematica dor
de szahar, son indispensables las
joyas, cuanto mas soberbias mejor,
los encajes, siquiera simbolicen un
capital y los bordados de delicad1si'
ma labor, al par que informan, la
confecci6n general de los trajes de
desposada, tegidos carfsimos suti'
cientes pregonar, la esplendidez
de la nueva familia que ell matrimo'
nio crea. Y iel amor? pregunta
mos nosotrOs, al yer ell fastuosO apa
ratio de que Sc rodea esa cOnmovedo
ra ceremonial que une para siempre
dos destinos en- la TERRA, ies seguro
que bate sus impalpables alas sobre
la joven pareja? porque esta es la
principal riqueza, y ell mas dulce
deslum bramientO que debe aeon
paf1ar a dos recien casados, 81 quie
rem asegurar la 1nica y positiva dj
cha humana.
Respecto d los trajes para mon
tar en- bicicleta y en- automovll, de
los cuales ha tempo que no nos he
mos ocupado, precisa decir, algo,
siendo asi que en- ellos tambien aca
ba de introducirse en- principle, al
guna variaci6n' POGO a POGO, las
damas van convenciendose de los in
conven1entes y escasa belleza, cpor
que no reconocerlo? de los pantalo
nes bombachos, adoptandose en- con
secuencia para sustituirlos, unas fal
das, a grandes pliegues abiertos en-
su parte baja, para mayor comodl-
dad AdiciOnandO q eSas faldaS,
una chaqueta recta abrochada al la
do izquierdo, con cuello vuelto de ba
tista blanca, corbata negra de seda
y sombreros de paja, tambien con
adornos negros, Sc optiene un alta
VIC complete femenino para bicicle
ia y autom6vil, cuya elegancia y Sc
riedad cOntrastan ventajOsamente,
con la mayoria de los modelos, has
ia ahora usados, no sin despertar
acal.radas discusiones
En- concepto de accessories STEM
pre- indispensables, al gusto moder
no, que con tanto amor cuida del de
talle, diremos que comparten el ia
vor de nuestras bellas, al par de los
collares de terciopelo abiertos por
hilos de perlas, finas 6 imitadas, los
collares de CASA fruncida, cerrados
al lado izquierdo detras, por gra
ciosas escarapelas Las <boas, de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
Liebk0eCht.

En Su susogauu retro de- Klaus
tvane, on el cOraZ6n do karlotem
burgo. ACADIA dc morir el anciano so
ciallsta Guillermo Ljebk knechot. que
compartia con Bebel la jefatura del
partido sooialista aleman
Era uno de los hombres que mas
int1uencia ejercia sobvt las aGrupa
clones obreras de su pals, AnaSu
el que mas contribuy6 Ia orHaHj2a
cihn del partidO sOcialiSta, por1pa
no era solamento homhrc de talonto
y lie palabra, sino hon, hfc ,,,' acciin
Tenia I.iebknecnt srtenia Cna
tro amos, pero Sc a0nservahA '0uv
fuerte y rObustO
Ira un viejo sano y tntrgicu,
que ha a(legado & la nluerto con todo
SD brio Su palabra fascinaha ain
q sus partidarios como en- los dias
en- que la lucha era mas empenada y
Liebknecht, sentenciado proscri pto,
recorria los pafses do Europa oredi
cando la union del prulutariado de
tcdo o, mundo.
Nacit Liobl1necht, en- GiorSon,
ciudad del ducado de Darn ,tudt. ell
1926. Afcionado dosde may jov",r
al estudio, consagr6Se a 6! por com =
pleto. TIA tilologla y la ti!U~oiia
fueron sus estudios prediiecto>
Las teorfas sanslmoniana> ha
clan entonces su carrere en- Europa
Liebknecht, Scducido por elias, So
arroj6 & la lucha con el eLtusiasmo
de nm neofito, y abandou0 Il cStu'}iu
para ocupar un puestO en- rl I0riO
dismo revOlucionario.
Estall0 dos afos deSpur~ IL re
voluci6n de 1926, y Ljebllne2ht, hou,
bre de accion, dejo la p)uma para 10
mar las armas
POstcriOrmente tunO >,ait, en-
otras luchas suscitadas Ell su pals.
y el impeniteute revolucjUna1i tn
W que salir emigrado Ge Alemania
Dos veces mas volvi0 la emigra
ci6n, sin que por clio sc m0dilcar;,n
sus ideas, cada vez mas radicales
Fin 1867 di0 prircipio la vida
pariamentaria de Liebknecbt, sen
do elegido como candidate democra
ia socialista por ell diStrito de Stoil
berg (Sajonia), y ell /? 4, Enero de
1868 fundo con Bebel el organo so
cialista ell <Eolksraat,, dirig!0
hasta 1878 e} diario del mismo par
lido el eVorwaerGs,. Al mismo item
po recorrfa toda Alemania para or
ganizar Asociaciones socalistas obrC
raS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
CriSantenloS.

Con pune de pOeta, ell para
fos que tlenen cadencias de rimas,
ha contado ur cronista ia aparicion
de las lin1as flores que comparteu
con los girasoles ol reinado de la
moda Paris celebra~ en- ostos mo
mentos una gran Exposition de flo
ricultura, los cronistas y los poe
tas cantan la belIeza de las flores ON
blema de la vida,
Vinieron los Crisantemos del
Oriente, de la xcuna, del sol. Los
que hab1an visitado aquellos lejanos
oafses, donde Ia nueva civifizaci6n
tuvo sus germenes, hablaban con ad
miraci6n de una po6tica flor, de co
lores tan variados como ell iris, de
la cual habfa hecho emblema nacio
nal el I'm perio del Sol. Contaban
que estas flores eran ornate delica
do en- las pinturas murales de los pa
lacios en- las b6vedas de los tenn
plos: con elias SO adornaban los gra
ciosos <bibelots, de la porcelaua ia
ponesa y hasta Sc hacian sellos de
Correos Fran estas flores reinas
de todas las festas, y 10 mismo figu
raban en- las ceremonies rellgiOsas
que en- las recepciones de la Cor
to-
Las mujeres, poetas y los artis
tas preguntaron con Ia curiosldad
propia de los espiritus delicados
-;Cuales son estas hores mis-
teriosas quo simbolizan para un pue
bio da artlstas la radiosa fecundidad
ia sana algeria en- el vivir?
La flor naciOnal del .)ap0n era
ell pequef1o crisantemo, una floreci
LA triste, que nac1a en- nuestrOs pal
ses en- la terra sagrada de los ce
menterios mezc1ada con las margari
tas. ALA abajo eran algeria de las
| fiestas; entire nosotros tenian la mi
sion de embellecer las tumbas. Sus
raises penetraban en- la TERRA bus
candO la muerte, mientras sus corO
las Sc eIavan al cielo ansiOsas de
vida.
La moda las ha sacado de su
obscuridad, y los crisantemos de l!c
| mas corolas, de variados matices,
brillan en- las fiestas, On los adornos
de los salones y sObre ell pecho de
| las damas Paris les consagra to
dos los amos su homemade, prefirien
doles entire las demas flores que fgu
ran en- sus Exposiciones anuales.
Elias, que son tan amigas de la
muerte, sacadas de su retro por la
vanidad, son hoy adorno preferido
en- las zambras de la vida
Pasara la moda Los galancs
buscaran otras flores para regalo dc
sus damas, los crisantenos doja
| ran de adornar los salones y de abri
| llantar la belleza de las mujeres.
porque la constancia es valor que no
Sc cotiza en- el mercado del mum
do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
De AreCib0.

Los casos de incendlos en- las
haciendas de Arecibo Sc repiten con
frecuencia
En- la uoche del 20 pegaron fue~
go en- IN canaveral de la Central
Caras, y pocas noches antes comen
rs tambien arder otro en- la hacien
da <Buenavista>.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS no han reves-
lido importancia, debido a la yigi-
lancia particular que tienen y Ia &C
tividad con que acudieron q sofocar-
10, pero de lamentar es, sin embar.
go, que asi Sc encuentre 10 propie'
dad en- Puerto Rico y que siendo los
hacendados los principales contri.
buyentes y los que mas poderosa-
nente cooperan al sostenimiento de
las cargas pdblicas, tengan que or.
ganizar verdaderos cuerpos de guar
dia para defender sus tincas de ma
nos criminales, por la falta de auto :
ridad en- los campos y de suficiente
y celosa policfa que los persigay y ga
rantice ell orden.
La oRREsSPONDENCrA de Puer
to Rico Sc vende en- 81 Bar del Ho
tel <1nglaterra,
MS 10