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FRoM
l)m. +. Bruwn & a.
Purchase a Farm
Some only S0 Acre Down; Balance be Paid in One Two
Three and Four Years, with interest at a Low Rate
or buy and Pay Cash and you will
get little better DEAL
SEE THE BARGAINS

$50 acres NV corner of Tp. 1856, R. 60, all in a
body, fine unimpryved wheat lands, only
$500 per acre; u cash, balance 1, 2, 8 and
y 4years.
$50 Acres.sh Sec. s; NWk Sec. 10, TIP. 1883,
R61, $50 acres under cultivation, house
and barn. Only miles from Bartlett.
Price only..."........... - 800
$40 aoAores-NEA & sEh Sec. 2. TIP. 1853, R 81. Only
So miles from Bartlett. Price only 1890
$40 OAcres-In Sec. 10. TIP. 1853, R 81. This is only
miles from market and railroad.
splendid half section. Price on one
half crop payment plan .........$2, 800
$50 Aores..W15 Sec. q, TIP. 1854, R 81. Only
cultivation; a splendid farm.
Price only $500, $500 cash balance easy.
800 Acres-In Sec. and 8, Tp. 1854, R 81. 1870
acres under cultivation; house, barn and
granary Price only. s, 800
S2O acres. NJ, Sec. 4, TIP. 1a3, r. 81. Six miles
from market, 160 acres under cultiva-
cultivation, 13O of it new breaking. All
plowed and ready for crop. Price $3 600.
S2O Acres-N15 Sec. 7, TIP. 1856, R 90, Price only
Sl G3O
$50 Acres-In Sec. 2, Tp. 1856 R 80, 100 acres new
breaking, Price only ......... .....".. $3 900
| $40 Acres-NEl@ Sec 13, TIP. 1856, R 6S, NW14 Sec.
IL, TIP. 1855, 62, Price ............"."".Sl,6 $50
$40 Acres-SE, Sec. 1S, Tp. 154, R. es; NE, Sec
10, Tp. 154, R. IS, 13O acres under cult
| walton small house and stable -Four
miles from Devils Lake. Price.....$S ,7OC
100 Acres-NEA SEQ. q, TIP. 152, R 81, 50 acres
under cultivation, Price only.......$1 ,05(
100 Asres-sEtz Sec. q, Tp 1856, R &c, Price $e5Ot
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Man was made to mourn and woman
was made to SEQ that be dos it-Ohi-
cago Record
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-01-05

$50 Acres-In Sec. 9. TIP. 155, R oe, 100 acres un-
der cultivation, Price. $500
$40 Acres-NWA sec 5, TIP. 15s, R s., 50 acres
under cultivation, Price .-............S 81 400
sWA SEQ. 81, Tp. i56, 4 IS, Price.-N,soo
$50 Acres-SW< Seo.2 NEk SEQ. II, Tp. lsA, R
s., $50 acres under cultivation, splendid
farm, Price only....".. ..............".$ 500
100 Acres-In sec IS. Tp. 154, R "a, PRICE,. n ,aoo
100 Acres-sA NEA Sec. S., 81 Nw2 ses q,
Tp. 1855, K 66, three miles from Penn, l20
acres under cultivation, % acres good
meadow. Price......".... ....."..$2,O
$40 Acres-S15 SEQ. %, SW1+ Sec. %, NW11 SEQ.
50, TIP. l54, r 60, six miles northwest from
Lakota. $50 acres under cultivation.
Here is splendid section of land, Price s
A,oUO
100 Acres-NW Sec %, TIP. 154, r. 63, 100 acres
under cultivation, good we'll house and
barn, miles from Devils Lake.
Price 81 $50
400 Acres Secs 2G, ~. 81. Tp l5, R. g. 40 acrcs
under cultivation, 20 acres l,asturc. ,.,,od
house and barn, nice youn;; grove
48O Acres-SEH Sec. II, uud E1S Sec. II, To. l54,
r W, $40 acres under cultivation, ~
| house, two stables, granaries, good we'll
water, two acres young trees, 80 acr
pasture, Price only ..-.....$4,5 500
100 Acres--NW1l See. 26, TIP. 156, r 81, Price
| only."..... $175OO
$40 Acres-E4 Sec. II, TIP. 1855, R 81, so acres un
| der cultivation, Price only ........-.. u 800
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10, Tp l54, R. IS, iso acres under cult.
walton small house and stable. Four
miles from Devils Lake. Price.....$S 100
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$50 Acres-In Sec. 9. TIP. 1855, R de, 100 acres un.
der cultivation, Price s. 800
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100 Acres-NEN SEQ. q, TIP. 1872, r 90, 50 acres
under cultivation, Price only.."..$ 81 ,O5o
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$50 Acres-SW1< sec. 2, NEh SEQ. IL, TIP. l5A, R
s., $50 acres under cultivation, splendid
farm, Price only ..................$2 500
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$50 Acres.,w14 Sec. q, Tp: 1854, R 81. Only 7
miles from railroad. 100 acres under
cultivation; a splendid farm.
Price only s., 800, $500 cash balance easy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-01-05

500 acres NV corner of Tp 1856 R. 62, all in
body, fine unimpryved wheat lands, only
$500 per acre; y cash, balance 1, 2, 8 and
- years, 4..
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1eo Asres-sEN seo 2l, Tp. 1855, R &c, Price $500
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-01-05

100 Acres--NWH See. 26, TIP. 15s, R 81, Price
only........ $775.0O
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$50 Acres--sh Sec. 5; NWk Sec. 10, TIP. 1853,
R61, $50 acres under cultivation, house
and barn. Only miles from Bartlett.
Price only ...............$2,9 800
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-01-05

800 Acres-In Sec. and s, TIP. 1854, R 81. 1870
acres under cultivation; house, barn and
granary. Price onlv. s., 800
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-01-05

$50 Acres-SEA Sec. II, uud E15 Sec. II, To. l54,
r W, $40 acres under cultivation, a.
house, two stables, granaries, good well
water, two acres young trees, 50 ac,
pasture, Price only 500
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-01-05

lG0 AcrcsNW Sec. %, TIP. 154, r. 63, 100 acres
under cultivation, good we'll, house and
barn, q miles from Devils Lake.
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$40 Acres-NEL Sec. 13, TIP. 1856, R 6S, NWL4 Sec.
IL, TIP. 1855, R g. Price ..................Sl, $50
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320 acres. NJ, Sec 4, TIP. 1a3, r. g. Six miles
from market, l60 acres under cultiva-
cultivation, 130 of it new breaking. All
plowed and ready for crop. Price $3, 600.
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400 Acres Secs. &c, ~. 81. Tp. l55 r. e. go nrrcs
under cultivation, 20 acres l,astIru. -.Ood
house and barn, nice youn:; grove
The evening times., 1900-04-06
new MARKETS OPENING
Opportunities for Profit in Central
American States.

A Rich Field Only Awaiting DeveI-
opmcnt by Northern Enterprise.
Inc Wealth Of Exports and POPu-
Iation of the Various Countries.
transportation Facilities Needed.
The evening times., 1900-04-06

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-With the or
ganization and establishment Of a steam
ship line. running between this por, and
contiguous ports and those Of .he South
ern States. the West Indies. ari Central
and South America vast possibilities are
opened TO United States traders. Central
America. in particular. is a Promising
field, rich in products and needing only
transportation facilities TO make iy profit
able 70 American merchants
The divisions usually included under
the term Central American States are
Guatemala. With an area OF 90, 400 square
miles. and about equal in size 10 the state
Of Georgia; Honduras, area. AZ. 900 square
miles. about the size OF The STATE OF Vir-
ginia; British Honduras, area, 1862
square miles nearly equal in size 10 New
Jersey; Salvador area 7225 square
miles; Nicaragua. area 40 200 square
miles. being slightly la ger than the
State Of Louisiana. and Cpsta Rica, area
$4,000 square miles. nearly equal in size
TO West Virginia, making a total OF f93.-
3S1 square miles. the area being consid-
erably in excess Of that Of New England
and the Middle States combined. The en-
tire population. however. Is hut 3.4SS3
or less than twO-thirds OF the population OF
Pennsylvania. With tropical climate and
vegetation. mountainous and heavily
wooded territory. lack OF highways and a
comparatively small area OF cultivation
the productions and exports. and. conse-
quently the importations for consumption
are relatively small
The total imports Of the Central Ameri-
can States amounted in 1870 10 S11. .12O.-
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475; in 1851 10 Si5 500 2SJ. and in 1897 to
$23,S99. Sol. or this amount the importa-
tions from the United States in 1887 were
$685.. Az from the United Kingdom 81
S4l464. from France x3O2 063. and from
Spain, $5S, 666. In 1897 the imports from
the United States were 1888 9C7, as
against s., 1854 in 1887. while those
from the United Kingdom were s.. .266, li4,
against 81 ,S4l ,464 in 1857, those OF France
and Spain showing a considerable reduC-
tiOn in each case Germany. for which
details are not accessible prior to 1889.
showed in that year exports TO Central
America valued at S1739. 304. and IN 1897,
S17S1 COS. II is thus apparent that the
United States is the only country showing
any considerable Increase in exports 20 the
Central American countries in the decade.
her total exports to the entire group hay-
ing increased nearly 200 per cent mean
time. while those Of Great Britain showed
a gain Of less than per cent. France and
Spain reduction. and Germany no mate
rial change
Nicaragua. TO which attention Is cspe-
cially attracted. because OF the facilities
which il offers for an inter-Oceanic canal,
is about equal in size TO Louisiana its
area being 9.200 square miles. while its
population is 10000 against 1.11S.5O0 in
Louisiana The great mass OF the pOpula-
tion consists Of aboriginal Indians mulat-
toes. negroes and mixed races. the num-
Der OF Europeans and their descendants
being less than 1900 though their prop
erty in the Republic is estimated at over
1900. O00. or those OF foreign birth IS
are German 60 Italian SO from the United
States and - from Great Britain. The
chief occupation Of the Inhabitants is the
rearing OF cattle and the growing Of coffee
The British Foreign Office report for 1897
gives the imports at s.. .571 $50 and the ex-
ports at s., 2,g760 025. or the imports about
$4SS2O1 were from the United States
S995,2S6 from England, 1862. l42 from Ger
many. and $3.50 coo from other countries.
The chief impOr5s from the United States
In 1896 were tnbed wire S29. 600: beer.
000o; cotton goods. SlS.600 -four. $780,
600; drugs. S37. sewing machines. SILL
600; kerosene. $47, 600: wine $50 600: cali
co, $l1. 200, and tallow. SIC. 400.
The evening times., 1900-04-06

The present discussion regarding meth
DDS of raising revenues for Porto Rico
lends especial interest 10 statement re-
garding the system OF taxation enforced
under Spanish rule. made by DR.. Henry
K Carroll, special commissioner. who was
sent 10 Porto Rico IN 1899 The statement
forms part Of his report which was pre-.
sented 10 the President DR.. Carroll saws.
Customs duties we're levied both on
imports and exports. There was also a
special tax on the loading and unloading
Of freight. the embarkation and disem-
barkation Of passengers, and transitory
dues Of 10 per cent on duties on imports.
The revenues from these sources. as has
already appeared, constituted by far the
largest item OF the receipts Of the insu-
lar treasury. The industrial and CONNER
cial tax was divided according to the pop
ulation Of cities and towns. classified ac-
cording to character Of business. and
graded according to amount of business.
There were six divisions on the basis OF
population. san Juan. Ponce. and Mava-
guez constituted the first division; towns
with customs houses of the frst class the
second towns with more than L. 000 in
habitants the third. the otAe- three divi-
sious being graded down from u 600 to
1900 and less. Then here were five class
es OF tariff. The first. with eight grades
included merchants. wholesale and retail;
the second, importers and exporters.
money lenders. transportation. salaries OF
officials OF banks. railroads and other COM
- vi H..
sugar, rum. machinery, chemicals. choco-
late. ice, etc: the fourth the professions
and occupations and the fifth. patents or
new shops. factories. etc. which had TO
pay special installation tax
The second tariff embraced salaries
wages. commissions, and the like. Cover
nors or directors OF banks. railroad com
panies. etc, paid per cent Of their wages
or salaries. contractors. per cent OF the
amount Of their contracts, banks 10 per
cent OF their profits: importers and ex-
porters. receiving and remitting buying
and selling. shipping and conducting bank
ing operations. paid 500 In cities of he
first division. Provincial and municipal
officers were not required to pay tax on
their salaries. But no kind Of business
seems to have escaped the sharp eve OF
the State experts. Public baths. balls.
and concerts. periodicals, including daily
papers. laundries. funeral agencies gym
naSiums. lively stables, all kinds OF indus
tries, even the manufacture OF artificial
feet were taxed.
IAN taxes we're payable quarterly.
Methocs of evasion not unknown in other
countries seem to have been practieed in
Porto Rico, including bribery of officials
A German resident OF an Interior district
told the commissioner how he got his an
nual tax reduced by bribery, learning the
trick from older residents. 1t Is charged
that Spaniards were favored By the state
at the expense OF the natives"
The evening times., 1900-04-06
SPAIN'S TARIFF METHODS
The System Of Taxation Formerly
Enforced in Porto Rico

iianS for Raising Revenue in the
isi"nd-Demands pom all Glasses
"' The Population and Quarterly
Payment ENRcted-The WAYS In
which the Duties Could He EVaded.
The evening times., 1900-04-06
A Trnin Mrecl. in south Cnrolinn

COLUMBIA. S. c., April 6.-The South
ern Railroads New York and Florida Linn
ited fast mail, carrying two sleepers. was
wrecked at PeaFy's, on the section of the
Plant system used by the Southern in get
ting from Columbia to Savannah. The
mall. baggage, and express cars We're
burned, but the contents were saved. The
cross-ties had been burned from under the
rails, causing them to sink from under
the weight Of the train. There were many
passengers aboard but none was Injured
seriously. -
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IN FAVOR OF M'KINLEY.
General Rosser Declares Himself i'm
Accord with the Administration.


RICHMOND. Va. April 6.-General
Thomas L. Rosser, the Confederate Caval-
~ officer who held a commission under Nc
KinIey in the volunteer service during the
SPANISH war will probably be a candidate
for Congress on the Republican ticket from
the district now represented by James Hay,
member OF the Military Committee in the
House. General Rosser's name was can
yassed in the Republican Convention at
Front Royal as an Administration Demo
crat and the convention adjourned without
making a nomination. to met again in
September. presumably 10 and out General
Rosser's position.
General Rosser in an interview at Char
Iottesville declared that he was an expan-
sionist in full accord with MeKinley's poll
cies on all the leading subjects and op-
posed 20 any change Of president. General
Rosser has formerly been prominent
Democrat.
The evening times., 1900-04-06
MEN
AND
WOMEN

For pleasing results use Dr. Kiimer's Swamp Root.
the great kidney remedy. At druggists. Sample
bottle by mail free, also pamphlet.
Address DR.. kilmer & Co.. RiHShamten- n Z.
The evening times., 1900-04-06
ROOfers, Builders,
Uric Acid. Which Poisons

The blood and wcakcus ;hc Kidney. quickly *
PEELED by usiFg Warmers sate Cure. sold by al
Druggists.
The evening times., 1900-04-06
Great Reduction
Patent Medicines
AND 4
Toilet Articles
Friday and Saturday
At
THE MODERN PHARMACY.

Take advantage Of these prices
to get "A stock of your f.,vOrite
spring tonic. Get also the neces-
sary Disinfectants. Insect Pow
ders, Packing CamphOrs, etc, for
spring house cleaning. all at y
great saving. We deliver goods
TO all parts of the city and give
prompt attention to mail or teleI
phone orders. Phone 900.
The evening times., 1900-04-06

Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons ambition; beauty,
Vigor, and cheorfuiness soon
disappear when the kidneys
are out Of order or diseased
The evening times., 1900-04-06
Boys Hats and Shoes

BOYS regular J0c Golf
Caps, in neat mixtures and
blue-special or
at ............ 4 ~
The evening times., 1900-04-06
Judge Mecpbe Withdraws.

LEESBURG. Va. april 6.-Judge j. B.
McCabe, OF tn. town who has been can
didate for tho lemCcratic nomination for
Congress for hs district, has withdrawn
from the confess
The evening times., 1900-04-06

German students have many privileges in The
mountain regions Of their native land They have
at their disposal $50 taverns, II Of which give
them a bed free, while IS add breakfast aud II
donate supper.
The evening times., 1900-04-06
4 Brave GID WA3CHMAN
He Defends His Post Against Six
Armed Burglars.

overcome ard Tied In a Chni.. While
the Robbers Loot the Railroad Of
fee Indcr HIS Charge. Only to Re
disappointed Mt the Small Amount
Of PIundeT secured by Them.
The evening times., 1900-04-06

Boys Shirtces of shirt
fronts, with standing collar.
\ pretty finish and change
from the shields that conc
with vestce suits. Large va
rictv is shown i'm percales.
piqucS. linen. etc. 0F
Eight STYLES at. ZOl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-09

de aparecer ridfculos. No es solo va
la patria 10 que peligra, es Ia espe
Gle humana. Nuestros h;jos Sc niue
rem de miseria 'fsiol6gica, de- escr6
fnla, de raquitismo. N1estros vi
clos, nuestras explotaciones, nuees
tras groser1as les matan. En- su
hermoso libro <Fecundidad, hace
Zola un supreme llamamiento, que
qulzas nadie escuche, en- provecho
del genio de la especie. Pero antes
que .fecuudos debemos!ser humanos.
No sequences con nuestra incuria en-
flor esos tallos que, al doblarse SO
bre Ia tumba, llevan en- sus fibras
germenes y la savia del porvenir
La humanidad Sc mega Sc des
truye: 10 pequef1o anonada 10 grande
10 effmero aspira a aniquilar 10 eter
no Oigamor q un pensador honra
do; Gel llanto de los nif1os es ell pro
ceso de los hombres.> Ha sonado
la hora de buscar ell remedio al aban
dono y la 'miseria infantiles. Higie
nistas; rat6logos, soci6logos, econo
mistas, a vOsotrss os toca Los nj
nos Sc nos mueren. iDesgraciado
quien no quiera imdedjr.o!
ANTONIO ZOZAYA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-09
En- ell Hotel
|ng|aterra,

Hemos tenido un especial gusto
en- vlsitar este establecimiento. oue
honra la ciudad de San Juan.
ST May Fower domina el Norte V
el Oeste, el Hotel de Iuglaterra do
nina el Este y el Sur de la pobla
cion Els un coloso de musculatura
atletlca como la de Mr. Sandow, y
desde sus BALCONIES Sc We desarrollar
Sc el hermoso paisaje de "a salida de
Puerta de TERRA, y la preciosa ba
hla que Sc extiende & sus pies.
III hotel de 1nglaterra es uno de
los establecimieutos que nan intro
ducido la revoluci6n Zen el buen sen
lido de la palabra) en- ell sistema de
alo]amientos c6modos en- Ia Capital
de la lsla. Antes no existian en- Pto
Rlco verdaderos hoteles, sino regu-
Lares tondas que daban albergue al
VlaJero, sin proporcionarles grandes
comodidades El hotel de Que nos
ocupamos abrlo la marcha on la vida
del progreso, cCmenzo por hacerse
construir un edifcio ad hoe. Y ha
sldo tai ell incremento Que ha toma-
do Ell movimiento de vialeros en-
Puerto Rico, cue no siendo bastante
a satisfacerlo el local primitive, ha
tenldo el hotel de Inglaterra que ir
Sc ensanchando, y adicionandose los
editcios coptiguos, hasta convertir.
Sc en- una verdadera ciudadela, que
puede alojar un considerable contin
gente de hu6spedes, en- sus numero
sas corfortables habitaciones.
Hoy ell Hotel de Inglaterra esta
en- communication con tres GALES, Te
tuan Cruz y For taleza, y por cual
qulera de elias es accessible. Su sa
Ion de reclbo es suntuoso, circular
montado con exquisite gusto, ocu-
pando el centro del piso principal.
En- el segundo piso, y con amplios
BALCONIES que BAHIA la brisa, So extien
un espacloso cOmedor restaurant.
que ocupa todo ell frente del edificio
por la calle de la Cruz. Un crecido
do n1mero en mesas a dos, tres Y
cnatro plazas, Sc !evantan en- el am
pllo salon, donde SO despierta el ape
tito mas reacio al contemp plar la lin
pleza y el esmero y buen gusto del
servicio. Todo ALI es suc1lento v
comfortable
Las habitaciones dormitorios,
son comodas y venti'adas denuncian
40 un e.crupuloso cuidado en- el aseo
de las ropas de CANA, que haoe re-
cordar 81 minucioso sistema Holan
des en- este importante factor de la
vida higienica bien eptendida
Ell departamento de las oficinas
de la Administration, cuenta con IN
complete sistema de communication in
terna. por medic de tubos ac1sticos
campanilias electricas hacen su
mamente facjl la trasmisi6n de 6rde
nes todos los extremes del estable
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-09
DiSturbioS
en- Cuayanna

(Traducido del <San Juan News,)
Un sea- 10 motin ha ocurr;do aver
en- la plaza de Guayama del cual han
resultado personas mortalmente
heridas y IL con heridas de coDside-
raci6n. El nombre de los heridos
graves, son Luciano de Jesds, Juan
Movade, Miguel Vazquez, y una mu
jer llamada Amelia. Los demas he
ridos son: Gabriel Csp6 herido DOE
un tiro en- ell brazo y Ell hombro, Jose
Bacenet, Pedro Torres, Pedro San
chez, Dolores Cruz, Hip6lito Baiz,
Felipe Rivera, Esteban Lauoy, Jose
Rivera, Marsaro Rodriguez y jose
Rodriguez Casi todas las heridas
son graves Tres de los heridos son
policias.
Ell escandalo empez6 en- an cafe
en- Ia plaza, por una question perso--
nal entire Gabriel Cap6 repnblicano
y Ventura Pereira sobrestante de o.
bras ptblicas. Este tItimo hirio de
un tiro a su coutripcante en- el brazo
AL principle los republicanos esta>
ban en- gran mayorfa y quisaerop lin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-09

cimiento [Luces electricas con pro
fusion baf1os excelentes con piIas
comodas y limpias, duchas y aqua en-
abundancia la temperature que Sc
desee. Cocina francesa, espaf1ola y
mericana, dirijida con inteligencia
y gran aseo: y buen tiltro Pasteur.
TODD este por dos dollars dia
rios y al alcance por consiguiente de
todas las fortunas
Felicitamos al amigo Abudo, go
bernador y propietario de esa forta
lea iLespugnable, y hacemos exten
silva nuestra felicitaci6n su inteli
gente administrator 6 interprete po
lfglota que responde al nombre de
Romero, y nos colm6 de atenciones
que sabemos agradecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-09

char a Pereira. Y no realizaron 81
linchamiento por la intervention DE
algunos americanos auxlllando La
policfa A ese tempo los federales
acuaieron q rescatar a Pereira gene
raliz&ndose Ia pelea por toaa la pla'
"a. Los republicanos atacaron La
polic1a con palos, piedras y revol
vers. De ambos bandos Sc dispara-
ron multitud de tiros y por algdn
tempo rein6 ell panico en- la ciudad.
1rece republicanos y tres polic1as re
sultaron heridos. Uno de los repu
blicanos probablemente muere. Ter
mino el motin en- parte por Ia inter-
venci6n de Il 8 americanos ayuda-
dos por los leaders republicanos. La
poblaci6n esta muJ excitada A la
bora que escribimos los federales
han sido reforzados por 100 hombres
de Arroyo que pasean por las Gales
armados de machetes y rev6lvers.
Sc q ,peran serios disturbios. La po
licfa es insufciente para evitar el
conhicio. Cafes y casas particula'
res todos estan cerrados.
La actitud de los hombres, en- su
m0VOT pdI l. OAO1 S1OS, % AOy eSh4O
nazante, serfa una temeridad de
cualquier Repub,icano que siquiera
Sc asomara la calle, sobre todo los
que tomaron parte en- la accion de la
n7aza. Sin duda alguna que CORE
fla mucha sangre antes de terminar
ell asunto
Guavama 3. p. m-Todo esta en-
orden auuf: La POlic1a insular So
ocupa de dispersar los grupos de
personas exaltadas que andan por
las GALES Ell segundo Jefe Berries
ouien sali6 aroche de San Juan para
este pueblo. Sc ha hecho cargo de
la fuerza: Tambien Sc encuentra en-
esta Ia Policfa Insular con sus res
pectivos JET IS, de los puestos cerca
nos. Sc han hecho muchas prisio
nes y la carcel esta LENA con los agi
tadores mas violentos.
Anoche hubo en- Arroyo una po
blada y So prendi6 fuego al temple
mas6nico. Hubo varios heridos, pc
70 ninguro de gravedad.
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