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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30
FOUND INFANTS BODY.
Body Of Child Found IN Eastern Gem
etery.

Yesterday Afternoon, the police were
notified that the body Of an infant fe-
male child had been found in the Eastern
cemetery. Coroner Perry was told Of the
case and at once made an investigation.
He went to the cemetery IN company
with Inspector Fickett, and on a grave
in the easterly corner found a large piece
Of paper tucked into the ground. Pulling
away this paper there was a piece of
white cotton cloth which was wrapped
about the body Of an infant. There were
no marks Of any description on the
body. 1t had evidently been placed In
the cemetery for about a day and was
probably dead before it was left in the
yard.
Coroner Perry took charge Of the body
and had it placed in the tomb at the
cemetery. He thinks that the child was
not over three or four days old.
L he police are investigating the case
but up to an early hour this morning had
been unable to learn anything more.
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JugsIlns Vim Firnren-

Here we have most extraordinary
demonstration of the uncertainties Of
mathematics" said the thoughtful man
at the concert.
Quiry.
Why we have proof that three and
three make two, haven't wePv
Three and three make tvop,
Certainly"
You're soaking Of addition?V
two whatg' --''--0
''TwO triOs. "-ChicagO Post
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SEBAGO.

Sebago, OCT 9.-Mrs. Rose Gray was
in Portland, Saturday, Oct 9th
: There is to be a free delivery system Cd
the Convene, Sebago, mail route under
the new contract to all who, have boxes O
the mail route, not within one fourth OF
a mile Of any postofHoe; or such plan is
now being talked.
The selectmen Of Sebago meet at Miss
Grace L. Dykes on Saturday morning
Nov. Sd, to lay out a road to the new cot
tage for Misses Grace and Anna Pierce,
A picture of Mr.. Oren Douglas Of Bos-
ton is to be presented to Potter Aeads-
m. Mr.. Douglas presented the school
with bell when the school was estab-
Iished years ago.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30

} How many people there are who
could work better, and enjoy life
! better if they only had STRENGTH.
{ THOUSANDS. OF what benefit are
money, brains, beauty, or the power
Of enjoyment, without the strength
to make use of them STRENGTH
} means happiness. Weakness misery.
} If you wish real strength-natural
) strength-there IS only one medicine
1 that IS sure TO bring It to you, and
that IS the medicine made IN Vermont
Of pure herbs, redolent Of the fragrant
! woods, fhe green hills, and the bracing
} mountain air.
} SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN RENO-
! VATOR has made thousands well and
strong. 1t viii you. It is the great
est BODY BUILDER Of the day. Try
81 write you from St. vincent's
} Hospital, East Lake, Tenn. The hard
ships Of the campaign brought on typhoid
fever. / recovered from the fever all
} right, but have been unable TO regain my
{ strength until / began using your Smiths
Green Mountain kenoTat0r. ] knew Of its
} reputation in New England. and sent for
some felt It's strcngt hening enects IN a
few days, and In a weeks time gained four
} pounds. This was four weeks ago. an
{ now ready to leave the Hospital, and have
gained 20 lbs, strength returned, Ape
} tIte returned, muscles firm, and feel Ike q
& new man-beIter than ever before, and am
frank to say that I owe my speedy and
} complete recovery to your wonderful prep
( aration."
Sergeant-Major JIG. NORTON,
} First VT. Vol. Residence Springfield, Mass.
l,SoSoSaSoSaSoSoocSeSoSoSoSoSoS
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spot CASH-0LD GOLD.

We pay spot cash for old gold aud give you
the highest price. We also take 1t in exchange
for other goods. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler.
Monument Square. sep1Sd6
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30

In its advanced and chronic form cold
the head is known as Nasal Catarrh and is
the recognized source of other diseases. Hav-
ing stood the test OF continued successful use.
Ely's Cream Balm is recognized as a specific
for membranal diseases in the nasal passages.
and you shoull resort to this treatment IN your
own case. tits not drying, does not produce
sneezing. Price 90 cents at druggists or by
mall Ely Brothers. 5e Warren street. New
York. Give up prejudice and try it.
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EVANTED--Every one to know that Msdi-
" Gated Napor Baths will bee given for 30
cents each thorough the month of Nov. all in
poor health from any cause should avail them
gelyes OF this great offer. Mrs. CHASE 110
lndla at cor. Commercial 81. =.... 27-1
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lmportsnt 70 Mothers.
The End of the Club.

The man was being rendered terribly
unhappy by his wife's devotion to her
Ibsen club.
But what was he to do?
Il have it," she suddenly cried as he
sat tearing his hair one day. q shall go
to work and discover precisely what
Ibsen meant whereupon the club viii
have no raison d'etrel"
1t was quite wonder nobody had ever
thought of this simple expedient before.
Detroit Journal.
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ITO LET--In Deering Finest part an elegant
Il rent Of sroOms, bath. pantry and shed, and
lawn; beautifully situated on corner; steam
lain bath tub, electric bells. close to schools
and car lines; fine house. S25.OO also new
double house, now building, ready in six weeks
bath and pantry, fine lOeat on, steam heat
electric lights, hot and cold water, electric
bells Price SO. By engaging them LOW you can
choose your own room papers Apply to i. W.
BRADSIREET. 81 lawn St, Deering. 27-1
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ITO LET-Large, pleasant front rooms with
electric lights: sui able for families. With or
without meals. Rates board and room. s. 10
So perweek; transient, S1.O0 S1.50 per day
q mealtiekets gents $3.50 ladies $500; 10 meal
st. 25-1
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WANTED.

WANTED-Energetic man to manage office
~ and business in Portland of large manu-
featuring house. Duties to employ and direct
commission. Must furnish good reference and
$500 cash. Address MANAGER, P. O. Box
1851 Philadelphia, Pa. 29-2
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4 o LEI-New nine (9) room house, With all
modern improvements. VIII be rented
very low as I do not wish it to be vacant
through the winter. L. M. LEIGHTON, 50 Ex-
change street. oct27dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS

NVANTED--Every one to bear In mind the
W auction OF pictures, frames and art goods.
One week beginning Monday, October %, 1900
$50 and p. m. 29-l
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One swallow may not make a summer
but a pin maliciously inserted in a chair
will make one spring.-Chicago News.
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WANTED by established, well rated firm
~ scheme or specially men to sell an ex-
ceedingy attractive and salable line. Special
terms and unique Inducements. High priced
men investigate. BOX 254, Detroit. Mich
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TO LET-DOwnstaiIs rent of six rooms in
i new house, electric lights and bathroom,
on 90 Robert st. Inquire at % SPRING ST.
25-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30

VOLET-Very PLEASANT one family house,
4 rooms and bath, furnace heat, nice lawn.
NO. 1872 Sherman ST., $500 and water; also
lower rent, rooms, No. 2S5 Braekett, S13 90.
Apply TO COLESWORTHY, 90 Exchange ST.
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TO LET-Sunny tenement, 6 rooms, with shed
4 extension, nicely finished. new house. near
eleetTics and steam cars. perfect drainage.
street lighted, near schools and churches. In
guire at house No. II SAWYER ST. Wood
tords, or OF C. B. WHITE, with ". L. Wilson &
Co. 25-l
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no LET-Tenement Of five rooms, in good re-
pair. Howard ST. VIII let to small family
$500 month; rent free 10 November lst G.. F.
ALEXANDER & CO., SO Exchange ST. 25-1
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TO LET-House No Park Place, rooms
4 and bath hot water heat; lower rent, 80
clark. rooms upper rent, p Orange, z rooms
lower rent 81 Hanover. Apply 10 WILLIAM
= WI "a RID 1s4 II Middle strest. 27-1
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Real Estate
FOR SALE TODAY BY
Geo. W. Brown, So Exchange st.

One new room house with all modern in
prOYements.
One new 10 room house in Coyle Park on
Clifton street
One tenement house 4 years old. A splendid
Investment
one new room house with all modern i'm
pFOFements.
Seven fine house lots. Fessenden Park, Will
be sold cheap to close.
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no LET-Two modern houses. 10 rooms each,
L one centrally located. downstairs rent,
modern, rooms. n. S. GARDINER, 80 Ex-
change street. 27-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30

NOR SALE.-The only available lot Of land
Il on the Western Promenade, located b.
tween the residences Of Messers. Garland and
Conley. Also q first-class furnished cottage
stable and land 8t Willard Beach. Apply
to TRUE BROS No. a94 Fore street, BIT
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Tenor-My colleague is sick today,
Herr Director. May 1 not sing his solo
at the concert tonight?
Director-FOr heavens sake, what are
you thinking Of? Do you know how mar
row the exits are in this house2-Flie-
gende Batter.
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HOUSE TO leftover rent in house 81
"A DaDforth st. Enquire Of J. d. BLAKE,
Widgery's Wharf. 27-1
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r Q LET-A fine rent Of seven rooms. steam
heat set Iubs, bathroom, open plumbing,
fireplace in sitting room. Call at ~ SHER-
NAN ST., in forenoon. 29-1
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 70 cents, cash in advance.
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TO LET-BrIck house No. "A Monument St.
rooms hall aud bah; mOdern improve
melts, steam heat, etc. $50 per month. c. W
ALLEN, &C Exchange St. 291
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30

TO LET-For the winter season, a first class
furnished house at the West end. A very
sunny AID desirable location. Address FUR
NlSHED HOUSE, box 1867. Pei
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MA!NSPRINGS. 75e.

The best American BlainsDrings made BY
the klgil and Waltham companies. Warranted
toT one year. MCKINNEY, the JeWeler.
II nument Square. lly2Odtf
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r o LET-Large pleasant front chamber with
alcoVe, up one flight, unfurnished like
wise good sized room up two flights, fur
nished. Both at 16 CASCO ST., City; very
central. POI
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTRD-By
L established house. No technical knOWl-
cage necessary, but simply al around hustler
Of good appearance and address First class
line. Special contract. Entire time required
References. BOX THREE, Detroit Mich.
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week f0z Rs cents, cash In advance.
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Inns. Guitars, Banj0s, HarmOnicas. Super
ioT Violin and Banjo Strings, Ciarinets, Comets,
Drums, destruction Books and eYeryth ng 10
the music line. For sale by HAYES, 414 Con.
greSs street. oct6-4
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
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TO LET-Down stairs fat seven rooms and
bath room. Price Sl7.C0. p Smith stre5t.
Inquire Of W. b. SARGENT, "a Congress
street 29-l
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FOR RENT-A desirable new tenement at
Il the West End. First floor rooms and
bath. separate cellars, steam heat, open plumb
ing, hardwood floors. BENJAMIN SHAW &
co. 81 II Exchange st. 3)-1
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TO LET-LOEeT rent Of six rooms, No. SO
4 Myrtle ST. Price s12 per month. G. W.
ALLEN 46 Exchange St 29-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-30

NOR SALE horizontal boilers, with fronts
4 20 IT. long, it. in diameter, IL Incl
tubes. good condition; also six steam radiators
WM. ID. PERRY CO., Brattle and Martyr Sis.
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FOR SALE-New six fat block on High st.
now rented for S14O0 per year; strictly first
class and suitable for trust Iunds OF individual
Investment Builtin 1899. DALTON &-c0a
50 Exchange street. oet16dt
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.
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A GENTS WANTED in every section for oar
"A full line of t1avOring extracts and other
No. products from our own laboratory. All
strictly high grade and warranted. Liberal
cOmissiOn, permanent work; state experiences
inclose stamp. Address P. o. BOX 1857. Port
land, Me. 1851
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wANTED-mALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 25 cents, cash IN advance,
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AGENTS WANTED.

A bonanza to lady agents. Call on or write to
n E. S. PENNELL, State Agent 113 corner
Free and Oak St., Portland, Me-, from a. M.
to p. N. 3O-1
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no LET-A very desirable upstairs rent of 8
rooms, 1873 Sherman St., rent S25 per
one on Forest ST. Apply to JOHN W. DEER
ING, 576 Congress St. Telephone 1852. 25-1
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Cab0-Roj0.

En- la tarde del dia 8 del mes co,
rriente So efectuo on este pueblo
una gran manifestation en- honor del
triunfo d g | partido Republicano
puertorriqueflo, por su election de
sDelegados q la Camaras y la reelec
cion de Mckinley en- la Presidencia
de los EE. UU. de America.
La manifestation p r t 8 del
eClub, y su concurrencia excedia de
$500 personals, siendo indescriptible
el entusiasmo.
iBuen augurio manifesto ell par
lido en- acto tan supremo Nj un So
10 disturbio, nj ell mas mfnimo Incl
dente por nuestra parte vino a tur.
bar la solemnidad le Ia manifesto
ci6n.
sThe American flag, sostenida
en- su corpulenta asta por un vetera
no del pueblo, presid1a una altura
10 menos de 30 pies, la exkontanea
manifestation popular; siguiendole
en- -su marcha centenares de damas
y cres, continuandoles tres coches
elegantemente adornados con flores
naturales, cuadrcs' de Bstances, Bal
dorioty, Washington y MacKinley,
etc. .conduciendo a su vez hnd{si,
mas nii1as, que figuraban alegorias
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SreS. Je feS
Q Directories
DEL PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

No sois vosotros asf 10 cree
mos los que habeis ordenado que
esas gentes de malos antecedentes,
sin arraigo, sin esponsabilidad y
sin ideales politicos, pero que STEM
pre- Sc acercan q los que les toleran
sus fazaf1as, aCometan villanamente
q todos los que suenan como afilia
dos al partido federal. "a
Sabemos que vosotros Republi.
canos de honor, no instigareis 4 esos
entes que 10 mismo acometen q los
que vosotros lie dijeseis, s:n parar
en- NADIA y creiaos de que siempre
han de gozsr de impu.nidad, como
maf1ana esos mismos Sc volverfau
contra vosotros y pagariais las con
secuencias de aquel desacierto.
Sabemos, repetimos, que voso
tros no podeis llegar q esos extre
mos, que nj ell odio, a passion nj
orras conveniencias os levarian alli,
pero nosotros hombres >desaqasio .
nados'que. lo,mismo querenaos al Re.
publicano honrado y digno, que al
Republicano Federal gu Q tambien 10
es, (ambos'partidos son Republica
nos en- la forma de gobierno) como
nos alejamos en- eli trato social de
los unos y de los otros que no ten.
gan aquella virtud; os aconsejamos
que por medic de vuestro Alcalde
que tiene para clio autor ridad, eviteis
esos desaciertos que rayan en- cr1.
menes y que traeu ante el mundo
entero el descredito, y causa horror
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no soportamos con resignation q sc
COS trate como pafias, pues aunque
nacidos en- tierra tnVO esclavos nc
tenemos en- nuestros. ctrs sues las
h7eilas de los que foet 90 slervos: a.
piramos q que nuestra pequefa pa
tria sea tan prospera Y Itre. cual io
son los lEstados de la Union dentro
de la gran patria del inmortal~Wa as
hington y no tenemos Iduda que as1
suce iera porque Pto. Rico fue crea
do p ara Ser explotado con Ell progre
SO y no sin 81 pero tenemos la certe
"a de q sus riquezas no estaran en- ma
uos de nuestros descenoientes y que
estos 81 no saben defenderse, seran
deutro de pocos.lustros los bl aceros
de los advenedizos. Tcdc desapare
cera no os quede duda,spero que de
saparezcan sin "a adquiescencla y De
.neplacito de vosotros para que la
historic no os. incutpe Souos her
ma los todos queremos 10 mismo pa
Ia esta terra y no existe mas dife
1encia que los nombres y los proce
dimie ltus. Continuen los nombres
es natural, es logico porque cada
cuai tiene el suyo para 'distlnguirse,
pero desaparezcan los procedimien-
los por la salvacion, por el decoro
y por la dignidad de Puerto Rico.
Evitenos que Ia pulmon1a invada
an bos pulmones y no habra tenor
que sobrevenga la ax6cia: tomad
medidas para que esos inconcientes
que en- todas parties son iguales y no
saben distinguir Ia libertad d. Ia II :
cencia y desconocen las buenas re
glas del orden, cesen en- sus desplan
les; tened presente que son espadas
de- dos ti.Os y cuandO querais poner
es cortapisa haran con vosotros
igual: ell anarquismo es un cancer
io' mismo para unos que para otros
debeis nacerles com prender que
debe exist;r la igualdad ante la ley,
pero no en- los ordenes sociales por
ser i'm practicable, nj es possible que
ell puhre sea iguai al rico, que el de-
pendi, nte al principal, que el subal'
terno al Jefe, que es ignorante al
sabio & &. Tened presenIs todo este
acordaos que en- pol1tica Ell perss'
guido de hoy, IS e] &C amado nana
na: que aver vestiais un traje de-
fendfa una causa con veh.=Inencia
apostrofando la contraria y hey con
el mismo ardnr 8 II As d. fel deis es ia ::
que la antigua os parecs detestable
porque 60 hay posibilidad de que
vuelva, y de que la actual es sub4i'
me: no, tened sie4n pre- & los cambios
de la pol{tca y no olvileis que esos
cano acontecen con ra pldtz mes
perada. de la mi>ma mauera que vie
la fiebre perriciosa y desapa:ece
la vida r mad ell ]ihro, hojearlo
para atlas y..... no oivldeis I'll. Ia
sado dentro del presente para el
porvenir.
Hasta.. no lejano dia.
K. x
San Juan Nvbre 5 1900
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]. !l.sI submarine.

Hace tempo Sc concibi6 ell pro
yecto de abrir un t1nel a traves del
Estrecho de Gibraltar, colonia inple
sa .situada, como es.sabido, al sur de
Espafa, portentosa obra que habfa
de ucir el Africa con Ell continental
europeo, partiendo de las tierras es
paflolas que dan frente a Marruecos
por Ia parte de Tarifa. que es trayec
to mas corto.
Este peusamiento, que parec1a
haberse desechado, ha vuelto q resu
citar, resultando de los estudios We.
rifcados por el ingeniero M. Berlier,
que dicho tdnel, que ha de medir ii
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y verguenza, para los que hemos
nacido hab itarnos esta terra, he
chos que al fin la llevarau al colmo
de la desdicha.'
La indiosincracia del americana
salon es muy especial: Sc rien y de-
jan hacer diciendo: ealla ellos q. son
atnes, que Sc destruyan, que desa-
parezcan .-. .meiOr>, cOsa muy ma
tural porque donde no hay los lazos
del afecto no Sc puede esperar NADIA.
Unos y otros sabemos este; unos y
otros tenemos pruehas que ellos no
respetan ninsguno, sea de este o
aquel bando, cuando tienen interes
en- obtener 10 que deNeau y aqu1 en-
la jauja Boripquef1a Sc aproxima al
sol que mas cal ienta y que su conve
niencia les AGO nseja. Els neeesario
que abrais los ojos y pslpeis 10 que
os indlcamOs, en- tOdOs los 6rdenes
sociales. Reciente esta la del alum
brado elecJrico; reciente 10 del tran.
via; recien te los trabajos de caminos
obras publicas para los Gue han
sido inporta dos por docenas los in
genieros y operarios: reciertisima
es Ia nube de profesores y prcfeso
<.s que han Legado para sustatuir
a los maesEros.
Empleados no Sc olga, los que
quedan del pals ocuI'an plazas gus
equivalen al doble jor,.ai de uuo da
nuestros braceros, en- fin no SO nos
ocultara que Sc va rapidamente a le
transformacion de cosas Y personae
que tanto vosotro~ como nosotros ha
bremOs de lamenJar 10 cuando va sea
tarde; nosotros SO aaa,s decididos en-
tusiastas de la Bandera de~las! fran
jas = de las estrelias por ell progre
so del mundo que cobija americans
tas como el qua mas de aquende p
de allende porque nac1mos eu una
porcion del mundo Am ericano; desea
oamos Ia anex:6I por nuestro mis-
mo americanismo como IDEAL polf
t1co, pero hasta ahora no tenemos
motive para regocijarnos y sola
mente para sufrir 81 estupor y
Ia verguenza porque 40 hemos pal
pado la inps1cialidad, el respeto q
la ley y al darecho individual que es
perabamos dtsbajo de esa ban dexa;
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prcpias al acto, y al nif1o Jorge Co
mas, que representaba la libertad; ;
todo clio ci:cuido de L. inmensa mu
chedumbre que expontaneamente vi
no a participar de la fiesta mas her
mosa en- su fndole que ha podido
presenciar el pueblo caborrojeno.
La m1sica amenizaoa el acto
con magn1ticas pleas. como <La Bo
rinquen, y el eHinno de Washing
on,, llevando el dulzor de sus ar
4nonfas al coraz6n de. pueblo, como
nuucio cierto de prosperidad 7 paz
eterna para ell porvenir de Pto Rico;
y alternando en- cada estaci6n, con
el aire de la mdsica Ia palabra elo
cuente de los oradores de esta vecin
dad
A las 81 teruir6 el acto frente
al "Club" iniciandose en- 81 una fiesta
popular, que dur6 hasta ALIAS horas
de la noche, dentro del mayor jdbilL
y arrebatado entusiasmo.
Cabo Rojo Noviembre 9 1900
FIT, T,CORRESPONSA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-13
NOtiCiaS
de Cuba.
OBRAS PUBLICAS,

Ell % de Septiembre pr6xi 10
pasado el Sef1or Vlllal6n, Secretario
de Obras PGblicas, someti6 al Go
bernador General el iuforme anual
de su Departamento, que es un do
cumento preparado con sumo cuida
do y que contiene datos relatives &
muchas mejoras que Sc nan efectua
do Entire otras cosas, encierra di
cho informe IN plano general para
la construction de caminos en- la is =
la. Durante la domination espano-
la Sc construyeron solamente 275 Xxi.
lometros de carreteras, y en- Ia &C
tualidad estan en- construction 44O
Kilometres.
Anexo al informe hay un mapa
en- el que Sc muestran los caminos
va construidos Y los que estan en
proyscto
E Sefor Vl|lal6n calcula Que
habra necesidad de gaStar en- estas
obras como $l3 900, COO E tempo
que SO empleara para terminals
esta sujeto a la question economical.