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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-10
PETERSBURG.
STREET RAILWAY EXTENSION
BIG TIMBER SALE-PERSONAL

BIG TIMBER ALE-PERSONAL. (
Especial to virginlan-Pilot.)
Petersburg, Feb. ct being reported
that the Southeide Railway and Devel-
opment Company would shortly extend
its old street electric car line out to
Matoaca, Chesterfield county, the Vir-
ginian-Pilot correspondent saw Mr.. a.
f. Edwards. the general manager of the
company. to-day and asked him in re-
ference to the rumor. Mr.. Edwards
said he knew nothing in regard to the
rhmor. but that when the road was first
quilt there was some talk of extending
1t out to Matoaca, both for the hauling
or passengers and freight. The COM
pany, however, is making arrangements
for having vaudeville shows during
next summer at some point on the line
of its road.
TOBACCO SALES.
The sales of loose tobacco at the
warehouses during the past week have
been quite large, but the prices have
been much lower than for some Tins
past.
BIG TIMBER SALE.
Mr. II. B. Poland of Fords Dinwid-
die county. has purchased recently near
mat place 100000 feet of standing tim
Der. Mr.. Poland has also bought {. 1000
railroad ties.
CREWS NEW BANK.
The new bank building which is be-
ing built at Crewe is fast approaching
completion, and when finished will he n
very handsome structure and q decided
ornament TO the town.
PERSONAL.
Rev. w. ]. Young, D. D.. of Court
Street Church. Lynchburg, will preach
at Market Street NJ. E. Church in this
city next Sunday in the interest of The
twentieth cetury movement.
Mr.. III. c. Davis, one of Petersburg,s
best known citizens, is quite siclx NJ
MS home in this city. Mr.. Davis is n
brother of Mr.. NJ. L. T. Davis. of Nor
folk. WI
"a TROLLEY KING"
Mr.. p. H. Flynn, 1.-THE Trolley King"
or Brooklyn. New York, is registered M
the Imperial Hotel in this city. He is
accompanied by his nephew, Master G..
y. Mahler, and his niece, Mrs. III. I.
Meht. Mr.. Flynn will spend a few DAYS
hunting in the neighboring counties.
Mr.. John S. Boiling, of NIanborro.
Amelia county, died this morning of
pneumonia. He was the only son of
MIR. John e. Boiling. of Amelia. and n
nephew Of Postmaster Stith Boiling of
Petersburg.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened this morning at 10
o'clock, with Judges Golf, Simonton
and Norris on the bench.
No. 3i6. The Bradley Salt Company
plaintiff in error, VS.. The Norfolk I'm
porting and Exporting Company. Err
ror to Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Virginia, at Norfolk. Ar
gued by James e. Heath. Jr.. for plain
tiff in error and by William H. White
for the defendant in error, and submit
ted.
The first case for argument Monday
morning is No. $780, Steamship en-
drani," appellant. VS.. Essex Holts, ap-
pellee. Appeal from the District Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia, at
Norfolk
The court adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. There will be a
conference session only Saturday.
The proceedings in the State Supreme
Court to-day were as follbws:
Carpenter G Co. VS.. Virginia. North
Carolina Chemical Company Argued
by G. NJ. billiard for appellee and sub
mitted.
Smith and, others VS.. Miller and
others Argued by Judge j. r. Strother
for appellants and continued until Mon
day.
A NORFOLKIAN HONORED.
Mr.. l.. D. Starke, Jr., of Norfolk, has
been commissioned a member of the
Governors staff to fill a vacancy. He
receives the title of Colonel
NEGRO RIOTERS ARRESTED.
Richmond, Va. Feb 9.-Nineteen ne
groes were arrested On Martinsville to-
day In connection with n threatened
riot last night between striking tobacco
rollers in Spencer's factory. Joe Fin
ney. who had taken the oath not to
work until wages were raised, went back
at the old rates. A crowd assembled
to mob him, and he fired on them sever
al times. Great excitement prevailed.
but the officers now have the rioters
well In hand. They will be tried by the
Mayor tomorrow morning
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA,S WAY.
Attorney w. j. Jenkins, of Norton,
Va. was shot to-day at that place by
John Wampler and is not expected to
live. The trouble occurred over a piece
OF land bought by John Bates from
Wampler and Sam Wax. Wax also
fired and Bates is implicated. >,
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a CHARTER wATCHMAN.
CAPE CHARLES.
CHAMPION HOG-WAR RELICS
STEAMBOAT MEN.
Especial to virglnian-pjlot,

NoPSIihi "
Cape Charles. Va.,Feb. 9.-Thc cham
pion hog of the Eastern Shore, If not
of the State, was butchered at Keller,
Accomac county, Tuesday. The animal
belonged to MIR. George L. AIapp. and
had attracted the attention and notice
OF the local newspapers. 1t measured
eight feet six inches in length, anu
weighed 1,10S pounds and nine ounces.
and was of Poland China breed Guesses
as 10 the weight of the hog. at 10 cents
Il guess, We're registered. and footed IN
1850, representing a pot OF $1S5. The
man coming nearest the weight was
Mr.. I. L. j. Brown, of Princess Anne,
Md. his guess being within 11h pounds
of the actual weight. His hogship was
three years and nine months old.
Some months ago Mr.. James Meads.
Of the same county. slaughtered n hog
which weighed a0OM pounds.
And up near Easton, Md, last week,
Mr.. Andrew slaughter killed wild
boar which weighed LOO pounds. His
tusks We're six inches long outside the
lips. This wild boar had his lair In the
woods. and year after year ravished
tho farmers corn and vegetable
patches with tmpunity. and when
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ROANOKE.
EX-CONvICT CLEANS UP A PAS
SENGER.
Especial to Virginian-P ilot.)

NopeCidi W OVERWHELMINGLY
Roanoke. Va, Feb. 9.-P. G. Gregory,
who is said to be convict just dis
charged from the penitentiary, was
brought here this morning by Detec-
tive Wright, of Bedford City, charged
with robbing a passenger named w. f.
Moore. OF Nottoway county, on the
Norfolk and Western west-bound train
near Burkevlle last night. Mr. Moore
was asleep on the train, and Conductor
Douglass. 1T is said, saw Gregory in the
act Of robbing him. The conductor ar
rested the man and when he was
searched he had $6.75. watch, three
rings, n shirt stud, Bible, dictionary,
glass pistol of candy and bottle Of per-
fumery. the property of Moore, in his
possession. In fact. he had stolen
everything that he could get hold Of.
1t is stated that papers found on
Gregory showed that he was dis
charged from the penitentiary yester-
day morning, having served three years
for horse stealing in Radford
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hunted would whip and often kill dogs

hunted would whip and often kill dogs
In pursuit Of him. 'a
Captain Robert Mcclure, the WE'LL
known and courteous first officer for
long time on the New York, Philadel-s
phia and Norfolk steamer Old Point.
mas been promoted to the captalncy of
that boat. 1t Is a deserved recognition
OF the merits Of, n popular and efii-
Client navigator.
captain Ed. Richardson has gone to
Chester. Pa. where he will look after
the interest of the New York, Phfladel-
phia and Norfolk's elegant new
steamer, the Pennsylvania, until she is
finished for service on the bay between
Cape Charles and Norfolk
DR.. p. "A. Fitzhugh has quite a nice
little collection OF curios in the shape Of
war relics, papers, coins. buttons, etc.
In rumagins through an old box the
other day he found a souvenir evident
~ made In commemoration of General
George Washington. The doctor had
not seen 1t for forty years, and can
not now remember how he obtained It.
1t was large oval button, made of
copper and brass, one and one-half
inches in diameter. Circling the face
of the button are the words, Long
Live the President" and in the centre
the initials &c. W." The lettering is
iol sc una very distinct. The doctor
also has q half-cast American coin
dated 1904, which might have q ficu-
tious value.
a special meeting of the City Council
Of Cape Charles will be held tonight,
at which time the subject of encourage
ing the establishment of a large pickle
Industry will be discussed Heinz &
Co., of Plttsburg, Pa, who are largely
engaged In that business, want to To-
cate in Cape Charles. They evidently
understand our climate and the great
fertility OF soil.
A bill for the relief of Mr. ]. b. Wise,
treasurer of Northampton county, has
been passed by the Legislature This
bill extends the time allotted for the
collection of taxes not returned delin-
Quent.
Unsettled and showery weather, ac-
companied by high winds and falling
temperature, are weather features of
the Shore the past few days.
The Peninsula Telephone COMPANY
has in press there q new phone direc-
tory. The service is growing, and the
| orders now IN for new phones is III ex-
cess of the supply.
Superintendent Rodgers OF the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road, has issued an order prohibiting
Sunday raiIroading except in cases of
strictly perishable freight
DIR. 7. N. Jacobs, talented young
physician from the Eastville section,
has opened offices at Daily and Bay
view.
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Mr.. L. L. Maury, OF CORTLAND. Wis
tied Suffolk friends to-day.

Mr.. L. L. Maury of CORTLAND. Wis
tied Suffolk friends to-day.
John b. Primer has settled. his in
surance losses in the recent Jericho
fire. They were in the Caledonia Com
pany.
w. S. Ames. of Suffolk, to-day filed
homestead deed eXempting n graph
ophone. 80 records and horn, valued
at $4,000.
Captain Harry P. Brooks left this aft
ernoon for Il visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. A. S. Cheek left for Eastern
Shore, Va.
DR.. William d. Daughtrey, of South
ampton, was in Suffolk to-day
Miss Lucy Miller, of Norfolk. came
to-day to visit Rev. ]. II. Kabler's fam
ily
Mr.. e: Patterson. of Norfolk, visited
his old home in Suffolk to-day.
Mr. D. E. White, of Norfolk, regis
tered at the Commercial to-day.
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BRYAN COMING NEXT WEEK
Continued from Page 1.

taken on the motion OF Mr. Hubbard to
repeal the present act iii toto. 1t was
lost, the recorded vote being as fol-
lows:
Ayes Messrs. Ayers. Baker, Buntln
Clarke. Clement. Dodson, Donohoe,
early. Epps. F'eatherston. Goad. Hon
aker. Ivey, Jennings, Jones, F. NJ;
Lewis. Lyons. Madison, McClung. Moss.
Newhouse. Nottingham, Owen, Petit,
Pitts. Powell. Price. Shelton, Southall.
Todd. Toney, Tuck, Ware Warning.
Whitehead and Williams-36.
Nays - Nressrs. Akers. Anderson.
Blakemore. Bowles. Cardwell, Church.
man. Cowan, Cromwell. Dupuy, EN-
brey, Ewell, Folkes. Galleher, Garnett,
Gent, Gouldman, Gravely Hume, Hun
ley. Jones, Il. NJ; Jordan, Kelley, Lacy.
grave Parks. Patterson, Patteson.
Pitcher. Pollock, Priddy, Robinson,
Ryan, Stoner, Wexford, Saunders-3S.
The substitute bill offered by Mr.
Anderson was lost by a vote of 40 to
35. and the House adjourned after some
fis;bustering. nothing having been ac-
complished
PASSED.
Among the bills passed were the fol-
lowing:
TO grant new charter to the town of
Smithneld
10 amend and re-cnact IN act entitled
an act to amend and re-enact section
125S. Code of Virginia of 1887. in rela
ton 10 railroad companies enclosing
their roadbeds with fences and erecting
cnttleguards. approved February 9th,
1885,
TO direct and authorize county ana
corporation courts to strike from the
list OF lands returned delinquent for
non-paymcnt of taxes, levies, etc. such
as are enormously thereon.
MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES,
Governor Tyler sent to the Iepis1a-
ture to-day a lengthy bill for the rc :
organization of the volunteer troops of
me state. 1t is designed to conform to
me laws governing like organizations
IN the regular army. The Governor q q
companied it by the following message.
10 the General Assembly of Virginia.
IN my message presented to the Cen
eral Assembly at the beginning of the
present session, made mention OF the
iact that lin order 20 have the organ.
l1alions OF our State volunteers con-
form as nearly as possible to. organi-
cations of like arm of the service NJ
the United States, I have designated
a board of officers who are experienced.
and deemed capable 10 report a plan
which 1t Is hoped will promote the in
terest of the service 1t may be nv
pleasure to submit their suggestions as
soon as they are completed"
am pleased to report that this
board. after long and careful investi
CATION Of the subject, have formulated
II Dill suggesting n plan for the reor-
| SaniZation of our State volunteers in
conformity with the laws governing
| IKE organizations in the United States
service, and | respectfully submit the
same for the consideration of your hon
| orable body with the hope that It NAV
meet with your approval.
1t Is not necessary to call your at
tention In desail TO the various prov-
| sions of the bill further than to state
that it does not impose any additional
burden upon the treasury. In view OF
the great simplifcations suggested and
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the urgent necessity for proper laws
to govern the organization Of our
State volunteers at. this time, hope
that the bill may receive as early con-
sideration as can be given consistent
with other duties devolving upon the
Legislature.
Respectfully,
j. HOGE TYLER,
Gouornor
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NEWPORT NEWS.
NEW PLANT - MANY CHARTER
CHANGES.
Especial to Virginlan-PIlot,

Especial to Virginian-P llot.)
Newport News, Feb. 0.-The an
nouhcement that work has actually
begun preliminary to establishing nm
armor-plate apd steel plant here has
caused the anticipated furry on tho
real estate market. Property has
Jumped IN value all over the city. par
ticularly in North END, in which SOC
ton The new industry is to be located.
Ihosc who can raise the money are
buying lots or getting options of few
hours and investments of all kinds
large and small, are being made. In
many cases young men working on n
salary are pooling their surplus earn
ings and investing.
LA GltANDE DUCHESSE ARRIVES
Inc Plant Liner La Grande Duchesso.
Wnlch lost her starboard propeller and
iouled her port propeller at Savannah
on the 81 instant, arrived this morninp
IN tow and went at once to the shin
yard for repairs, which will be pushed
as rapidly as possible.
a CHARTER WATCHMAN
so many bills have been passed by
me Legislature changing the charter of
ms city without the knowledge either
oil The city authorities or the business
men, that the Council has found II nec-
essary to pay lawyer to go to Rich
mona and stay there during the 70
naindcr of the session simply to kcen
the city authorities Informed as IN who
is going on.
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SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

S6isAN5 YOU AFFORD TO ZEE WITH
&x5I.out health insurance when II costs SO
little each year: 500 year pays ST. 10
Dor week E; 81 .01 n year pays si0.O per
week. $1,000 per year pays 100 per week.
ska0; 90 per year pays $50 60 per week For
Further particulars apply TO WOOD
WARD 8: 1LAM. Suffolk. Va.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-23
La VELADA DEL CLUB FEDERAL
Denuncia embOzada
lncondiCionaIismo refinado

AL dia siguisute de la velad& que tn
vo efecto en- ell Club Federal de eat
ciudad con Ell 6n de celebrar ell com putG
general Veriicado en- ell pats en- Ell cua
obtuvo nusstro pArtldo una nayorfa 20
dsross, decfa au perio iico de esta ciu-
dad maa menos 10 sigulente:
eAnochs en- ell n1eetiag federal Sc do
la nota Independence. i. Comprfmanse,
sefiores federaies, 8 al monte.9
Nuestra condensation fu6 ell silencio.
Squi6n haee cSso las chocheces de
ciertas publlcacionesP
Pero resnlta que I'll organo Official del
inoondicionslismo en- San Juan copia
tambi6u la noticia, asf, sin la menor
intencion, como quien no dice nada.
Cess, pues, ell silencie guardado por
nosotros, para decir 10 que fue la Vela
da del Club Federal La noche del Do
mingo nltimo.
Sc celebraba un triunfo de honor pa
ra la causa federal TODD ell entusiasmo
de los partidarios sc manieestaba lleno
de ealor, lleno de energfa.
No era ell triunfo contra los republi-
canos 10 que festejabamos. Era la pu.
jan1a de nuestras fuerzas que supieron
irnponerse 4 todas las infueneias, to-
dos los preteccionismos electorales,
todas las coacciones, 4 todas las yIo.
lencias.
Para cantar esa jornada gloriosa que
encarna ell alma del pueblo puertorri-
quefio, que no puede ser Unconditional,
los poetas templaron sus liras = los ora
dores dieron riends suelta su patrio-
tismo.
Sc dio, es verdad, no la nota 6pica
qua invita- la guerra, porque esa no es
nuestra setitud, pero ST la que proclama
muy alto ell amor la TERRA peque-
ma Sc expUsieron las iniusticias de que
Viene siendo vfctina sc protest6 con-
ira elias sc dijo q "a, rotunda cate
g6ricamente que nuestro americanismo
es Conditional.
El dfa de ls justicia y de las repara
clones daremos hurras y vivas estrepi-
tosos al gobierno que nos rije; pero
mientras ESQ no suceda Sc reivindique
4 nuestra pa4ria de las veiaciones que
EieRe sufrie9do, asa sera siempre nues
Ira actitud 10 mist2o en- los meetings
del Club, que en- la / bor diarla del pc
ri6dico 10 mismo IN la pro- ganda
pGblica que en- la prIyada.
Porque nosotr7s 40 tenemos IS fact 7
. olfticas somos uns sols ccs, pei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-23

verdad siucera, ain mixtifcaciones nj
malgamas.
Hablamos al pueblo y al poder del
mismo modo, con Ell mismo lenguajs,
con la misma expression.
Si algunos de los orsdores poetas
de los que tomaron parte en- la Velada
drip pronuneio alguna frase return
bante, hija serfs del entusiasmo, pero nj
ess Erase com ponfa ell programs de la
fiesta, nj es responsible de ella Ell partl
do.
ESQ aentando que Sc dijera que fue
IA analizaia por Ia pulcr'tud iacon IL
cional, que nosotros no la escuchamos.
Todp 10 que se iIjo respondio peFfecta-
mente al momento historieo en- que nos
agitsmos, y a laesoectativa en- que estan
coiocados los destinos del pats.
va 10 sabe, pues, la prensal incondi
cionai que denuncia. va conoce mas
8 menos 10 que fue la veIada del Club
Federal. Mucho incondlcionalismo, pc
70 puertorrlqueflo, y NADIA de adulacio
nes services al podeI por un pedazo de
mendrugo. A nosotros nos gusta escalar
Ell Cap. .tolio, pero en- los hombros ro-
bustos lie la soberanfa popular; de otro
modo nj 10 queremos, nj 10 aceptamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-23
NUESTRA SITOACI0N
EN- WASHINGTON
PRINCIPLE DEL DEBATE

Sc discuten acfualmente en- las CANA
ras de la naci6n las reformas econ6mi-
cas- J polfticas que han de formar nues-
tras leyes de gobierno en- ell orden inte-
rior y exterior de nuestra Isla.
El Senador Payne del Estado de New
York ha presentado las enmiendas CO
respondientes.
La acei6n del lartido demoeratico es
la que viene pesando con mayor deci-
sion en- favor nuestro.
No ocu,tan sus simpatfas en- obsequio
de nueetros destinos, nj esconden aus
propositos frances de que Sc nos de 10
que necesitamos.
Els deeir, pues, que actualmente Sc
discuten nuestros destinos & vlvir lie
nos de holgura de privanzas para ell
porvenir. El debate no dursra mucho,
por mas que grandes intereses est6n En-
contra unos, y favor otros de nuestras
soIuciones. Dirfsmos que los mss, es
decir, ell pueblo, esta nuestro lado.
Los monnpolizsdores, los que viven de
las infiuenciae de los trust. esos no pue-
den acepsar Sc nos comedian franquiclas.
Por desgracia en- ell gobiern0 priyan
las iDfuencias de los menos. El Jefe
de Is nacion es partidarlo de las re-
formas en- nuestro favor, pero al tratar-
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An:versario de Washington
Justlsino honenaje
PoR QUE NO AsIsTIMos
, (Del Dtar'so de Puerto Rico !

orgullo, sienten ell rubor Ia aDgustia
que pesan sobre gu isla como una NAL
dlei6n inevitable.
Los hijos del continente que ell Poto-
mac ell Hudson fecundan, estaran ga
tisfechos en- este aniversario. Como
no, 81 So patria llega al apogeo de su
preponderancia y su grandeza; 81 tienen
.1az derecho en- ell interior, prestigio e
inf1ujos en- ell exterior, amplitudes para
su industria, mercados para sus frutos,
hsrizonte sin hmites para 81 colossal
iniciativa?
Los hijos de la isla que los huracanes
! devastan, estan tristes. Como no. 81
gu patria desciende al abismo de la de
aesperacion; 81 su agriculture Sc muere;
Gi su suelo f6rtil no produce 81 Sc les
somete una inferioridad degradante
al se les mega la ciudadanfa 81 no vi
ven al amparo de una constitution 81
no son NADIA en- ell mundc?
Nadie nos VIC, nj una vez siquiera,
en- los regocijos oficiaies de Espafla.
Guardabamos Ia reserva propia de IN
pueblo que agoniza en- la servidumbre.
El de Mayo no nos alegraba. sQae
EspafIa combatio con her6icos impetus
por su Independents? z bien: la mis-
ma Espana nos oprimfa y nos expoliaba,
olvidandose de extender hasta nosotros
la doctrina que lie sirgio para veneer a
Bonaparte.
Nadie nos vera taRpoco en- los re :
ciios oticiales de la nueva metr6pt l..
Guardamos la reserva propIa de IN ~ =
bio Ell que, ell uitimo af1o del aiglo XIX,
impera ell gobierno absolute. Ell % de
Febrero no nos alegra. 1Que la nuev
metropoi eombatio con heroicos fmpe
tus por su ependencia? 7 bien: la
,netropoIi misma nos MEGA y nos cohibe
o;vldan1ose de extender hasta nosotros
10 dootrlna que le sirvio para veneer
los ei6rcitos britanicos.
la alegIfa en- nosotros, 8 es sincera y
frauca, 6 no Sc manifesto. Z sc ma
nifestara ell dfa en- que Puerto Rico res-
lice sus esperanzas, sus ensueflos a Ia
sombra de la bandera americana.
ST no, No.
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Ia VERD d SIENpRE DRILlA
SANTINT Y La REVO. .UCI0N De CUBA

Como para estos noiernos incondl
cIonales no hay reputation possible, que
no sea objeto de sus crftIcas acero -,
bueno es recordarles hoy, en- que ell pc
rloiico HI Figaro, de la Habana, rela
Is los successes de la expedlclon de Ma
Geo, arribada 5 las costas de Cuba ell II
de Abril de 1895, quien es Jesus Maria
Santiui.
Fue ell patricia puertorriqueflo uno de
los % expedicionarios resueltos, que
baio la direction de Maceo invadieror
las montafias de ls grande Antiiia a
sacrossnto grito de sCubs libre..
Por salvar de una ceiada al invicto
h6roe de Punta Bravo, fue preso : su
mido en- las mazmorras inmundas de IL
Habana. Hoy ostenta los galones do co
mandante del Ej6rcito Liberia iof, glo
ria que no han podido alcanzar los Crus
Castro, Rosy. Barbosa demas direc
torres de Ez Pass, de donde broto la IN
Iuria contra ell benemerito puertorrl
queflo que en- lid de honor expuso 81
vida peleando por la Independence de
un pueblo hermano.
Hoy rinde ell periodico habanero ST
homenaje a los heroes de aquella jor
NADIA, publioando sus nombres J sus re
tratos. Eutre ellos esta Ell de nuestr(
querido amigo y correliglonario jesus
Maria Santini.
La verdad, como siempre, se ha i'm
puesto. Gale, pues, la injuria y descd
brase ante ell valor y los meritos de
soldado cubano.
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prcduee en- los cdRazones 5oIas As qus
preston. In
Matfas GonziNbz es Ell pomh
.infei,z campesinp que tandrs ue un
lie edad, y que ae aiedica en- esta c;,'. - ., amos
ia vents ambulautsl lde pan, trasIadSnSo az a
cada dos dfas al campo para lev ulao'e
nujer y tres hijos ell frato de sn - q 50
hourada. Pero cual no serfa an doIo Iaoof
reclbir la notIcia de que aquel dfa rO' rOi u
tras gu mujer lavaba en- Ell rio, nnn o'sa' u
los nifios, jugando con un tiz6n us
dio fuego al bohfo, pereciepdo IL gu
quefla prole achicharrada Dor Al fa PC
Los nI1os eran tres: uno de cuatroa 81
var6n; otro de un afio, muier. raN%' 1.1os'
tambien ell mas pequeno que solo eonta W
pa un mes de nacido. D'4
Las sutoridades sc trasladaron Al -.
del suceso J aver jIeves fueron conda ',O
cidos esta cindad los cadaverss caI"'
nfzados. La desgracisda msdre 50 an
cuentra casi en- estado de demeneia