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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29
STATE OF KANSAS
TO sue COLORADO.
Proceedings to Prevent the Further
Diversion of Arkansas River
Water.
IRRIGATION PLANS Affected.
Kansas Authorities Contend That
COlorado's Enterprise Would
Turn Valuable Farms
Into q Desert.
REFI BLIC. SPECIAL.

REP BLIC SPECIAL
! Topeka. kas., April 2s-On Monday AZ.
torney General GODDARD of Kansas will file
motion for leave to file a bill In equity +
the Supreme Court of the United States to
enjotn the State OF Colorado from further
civer1ins the waters of Arkansas River
which flows through thirteen counties OF
Southwestern Kansas and gives water sup
ply for irrigation purposes to the farmer. Of
that rich valley
The length Of Arkansas River In Kansas -
something over 80 miles. and IT runs
through a broad valley In which are vast
alluvial deposits which aggregate s5OO.0N
acres. The elevation Of the river through
the State Of Kansas II from $3.50 feet above
the level of the sea at the Colorado line to
about 1000 feet at the OhIsho,na -Hne. The
rainfall In the drainage area In the western
half Of the State IS very light, from twelve
to fifteen inches. and in addition TO being
very scanty. 1t does not fall during the
growing season Of the year.
The river has natural fall of about seven
and one-third feet a mile The bottom lands
In the valley are from six to sixteen feet
above the water bed. and underneath these
bottom lands are porous strata OF sand and
gravel. through which there IS An under flow
OF great depth and volume and this under
flow supplies the fertility Of the valley. be-
cause the crops. when planted. send their
roots down to this great reservoir Of moist
ufe. The upiands and plateau territory OF
vast eJten; both sides of the Arkansas
have "a growth Of grass very sparse. but nu-
tritious. which Is capable of feeding and fat
tening large herds of cattle. but The cattle
herds must have water. and If the water IL
taken out of the river and the supply cut
OF. the Kansas authorities rtend. the
river bed will itself become an arid desert.
and 1t will be impossible to utilize the grass
on the uplands. Colorado claims the right
TO use all the water which falls within the
borders of the State
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Roberts Gives Orders to
Prepare Cape Town
Hospitals.
INDICATES A MOVE
Instructions Show That
Heavy Fighting
Is Near.
CENSOR IS AT WORK.
Dispatches Are Stopped
-Basutos Help the
Beers.
CENSOR IS AT WORK.
SPECIAL Ely CABLE.

| SPECIAL Ely CABLE
London, April 2S--lCopyright. 1861, by W
X. Hearst The war theorists ana critics
ara hcsy trying 10 figure out the net re-
suits OF the past three weeks fighting in
southeastern Orange Free State
The optimists declare that the power of
the Beers has been broken in that part OF
South Africa: that they are In full retreat,
and that Lord Roherts's way for the long
delayed advance To Pretoria is now open.
otHers assert that the Boerp have carried
out their plan of splitting Up the main
British army into ineffective divisions: thar
'hey have captured many guns and t,ris
ohers that they have escaped the ne. tina.
WAS so patiently set for them, and that
hoaerts IS farther away than ever from the
Initial step of mis- advance
Presumably the British forces arc still
tracking the Beers. s.pho are trckk.ng north
ward. bu; there are no dispatches at hand
to make this clear
From Ladysmith ii is. however ,a,rro5
mat the great passes In the Drakensburr
Nourtains-Ean Reener's. Tf,wa ap1 OIL
Fers Hoek-are closely he'll! and hnIi in
such way that all the forces holding tha,,
can be massed at any point the British ,,,,.
attempt 10 fcrce. 80 that any advance from
Northern Natal Seems 10 be b.set with
great difficulties
strange suggestion is na6e by the 6,
James Gazette this evening nothing moro
nor less than that Lord Roberts should
adopt Weyler's Cuban scheme and treat the
free State farmers as concentrates WITH
OUT the horrible dishonesty" OF the
Butchers policy.
Inc present calm does not. however in
dfcate any "let-up" in the campaign. End I,
that bloody activity is expected soon is in
dicatsd by a dispatch from Cape Town IA
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LOCAL ANp srRrRRAN.

re Mendelssohn Society viii give a con-
se,f. Friday night.
Arrangements are nearly completed for
the Dewey parade on Saturday afternoon.
j. L. Collins. with l;abii. ties OF S225.2si and
assets Of So. went into voluntary bank
runtcy.
David Quinn, a carpenter was killed by
y falling elevator at No. S3i0 North Second
street.
Enemies of Republican Na:io-al Commit
teeman kerens ale becoming cutspoken in
their hostility.
William Capstick. accused OF several
fhefts, says that he stole 10 get money
enough TO marry.
ST. Louis Daughters of the American
Revolution are trying 10 establish 4 per-
mshent library FOR soldiers IN Cuba.
The Police Relief Association will give
benefit entertainment AZ Forest Park
Highlands during the week of May IL.
The jewels of Mrs James Bury OF No.
SS4I Lacls,,ie avenue and H. young man
named Pat in her employ have disappeared.
a review Of the history of the Mayors
contingent fund shows that II is enormous
fy larger during the administration OF lie
genhein than formerly.
Richard W. FRANKIE one Of the prisoners
recently convicted in Belieyilie of complici-
ty in the killing OF Sheriff Barnickol. claims
to be Count. He is under sentence Of
fourteen years. and will be taken to Ches-
ter PeniteTtiary In d few days
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DEATHS.

ALI.EN. .ERG-Mrs. Frank Ailenberz Cnee An
NJ Easco,n) April 2s. 1870. at p
Funeral Monday. 1886 a. M. from late resi-
dence 23os Montgomery street. TO Sacred Heart
Church thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends
invited to attend.
Alton and Ei.wardsville III. papers please
copy.
GRACE-on Saturday. April IS 1900 a, 80
y. m. James c: Grace. eldest son Of Richard II.
and Emily F. Grace.
Funeral private. from family residence. No:
?c5J Sheridan avenue. Monday morning at 10
o'clock to Sc. Aphonsuss ,Hock) Church. thence
to Calvary Cemetery.
cran-.. beloz ed wife y Pasrick t;rsney @ ',d ard
I.,other Of Mrs. Kate Wilcox and mother-in-law
Of Michael Casey.
Funeral from family residence No. 1898 Bi,iti-
street Monday. April so. n. a. m. to St
B-idget's Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends invited TO attend
sfEGRIsr-Mnnia Lawrence siegrist beloved
daughter Of Doctor and Mrs. J. j. IAwreno n
Sunday. April 20. 1902, at a.. NJ, at her hom L.
No. Westn1orsland place
Due notice OF funeral will be eiven
sPEES-on Saturday. April q. 1900 after
tnee t;iIimor., wife Of D. r. snesss n; a.s5
years and months.
Internent private from No. 1Do7 virxinia a,
Monday at 10 a..
Baltimore Cincinnati and New Orleans papers
please COPY
wooLDRIDGE-A, ais .. m. Friday. April
son Of Mrs. Mary ". Rapley
Funeral services VII. be held a, family resi-
dence. ISIS Locust street. Monday April 90 at
2 oc!ock .. m Friends invited to attend. In.
cineration private.
For other Death Nstice, see P..>
Ssv0Ds Pert I've
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| '"''" ""'ne"ke q, Bartolf. one Of
h,nJar '''' mrs p"ktd him right
was ,tt,,.l,od IL, ''a''S'''''fi declared h"
| Justiro ,....,..,r,t, '7' 'iih went before
! w,rrar, of; ''''''''"'h'e'y 10 get Il
,,+,,,, W. "l'''h'lt Wi'h HIS appii-
Issuance. - H.. ,!ief withheld the
| bur Re,,o,,o ,,,, ',"' ,h'ii tomorrow
To- rl.od .,,if, r., "'- "''n and offered
Beer Gyn.s-. p,.,., . h.' accepted
| An hour later :,.. -ss,,I. ~, ,r" ~
! announced and fb. E,ncbrrs,.i ,"t,e.s
! bera, +, ~, IL HS''lii ir!io"ers
! pouents ana , ,oo, '"''' "p
. through the air. +, ,ar9I.,, ., .t .. -
! Tom MrR.adcy. division s,,ra,i,,,.,,,.n. NJ
! the tfndell Railroad Bepu,v Sber,n aIh.r.
/ Anfenr!eth grabbed Ed rrelp Of Webster
Groves and placed him under arrest NJ, a
| charge of having h.rI.d tho yi,se IIe
started with his ,trisor.r ., a., 49,.
! Prehns father and h.ofhor and r,,,,h.,
or his friends rt.rfere,i. Gsc,arinc ,hot ,te
young man should never he locked nm
Constable Fred Timmerruann and Sneci,l
deputy William Olderwoth heIued au,en-
i'e'h get Ms prisoner to the iail door A
hVeiS hght was started prebn's friends
hiad" Il final effort to rescue him H.. us
handed over to the keer,in.- of I,o,,,,,, ,ot,
Osborn. while Autenri.th and ab.r;e, 1rr,h
pulled their re,oIyers M, -, A..
crowd ia stand back. They war.. cnwsd rn,
the moment nu. started ar.ir y.bou S,,g,,
Watctrnao ,In,,,, ,.,tI,. "'i''' ->!sit
,h, 'i''""5 tapped one o!
tirhe frthn was struggling with all his |
might. dc",aring that h.. world xiii .Ih.r,
Autenrieth Inside the Cour,bo,,sa bis
brother appealed to Fr.d Essen IN Iiber.t,
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THEIR MISSION HOPELESS.
Roer Peace EnvGys Not Encour-
aged by Dutch Foreign Minister.

SfftIAL by "a BILE,
Berlin. Saturday. April 2-Uoryright.
1900 by the New York Herald Conpany.-
The Dresden Neueste Nnchrchten learns
from the very best source thai az the con-
ference held between members o. The Roer
msssion and Doctor De Beaufort he Dutch
Minister of Foreign ATairs. the latter did
his best to convince the 1Tansvaal delegates
of the hnpcle essness of their mission
At the pressing request of the r1ssi.,l
t'nctpr De Beaufort put himself In Coiumu-
nica'iun With the cabinets in Berlin VI
emma. s.. Petersburg ana Paris. And mt
uraIiy received from al Of them the same
answer. that any Intervention i'll the South
4 African war was impossible
All the Powers. without exception. ad-
fis"d the fioers 20 make ovsrtures of peace
t" England. urging the point that If their
independence should be- sacrificed the con-
c!"ston oS peace would al least put an end
TO useless kloodshei
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29
NASIllNGrDN.

Eoer sympathy was again sidet,acked III
til, Senate yesterday.
Th. Senate Committee has completed. con-
eiicration of the f"rtiiiraiions bil;.
President Mckinley is considering timber
for the new hawaiian Government.
Parson Swallow of Pennsylvania in a f.i-
cetious letter urges quay TO join the Pro-
hihition party.
A Senate resolution requests Mckinley 10
es,i.aise Information as Ia whether Dewey
GSi-ted the Filipino dag.
General Merriam was very guarded in his
testimony before The corur d'AlcEe Inves-
ligating Committee yesterday.
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Bauuue, Of Ad~lphians.

The Adeirhians. an organization of in
surance men, held their annual banquet at
the Planters Hotel last night. The club is
composed OF a select number. and. while
twenty covers were laid. The toaSts were:
"Our Club" by H. n. Kelsey of Chicago:
The State Board" W. F. vandeventer of
Chica go; What Are We Here For?' r.
Hunter: Hot Air. ]. g. Stsuffer; MAR
riei Life" H. W. Carlisle: THE Ladies'"
F. l.. T'ritle: East ST. Louis. Illinois," P.
J.. Cameron. Pleasure and Sleep" $. d.
Arlrus
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STOPPED BRITISH AMMUNITION.

Pretoria, April gT.-Friday-Th reporter
of Reuters Telegram Company with The
Federals at Brandfort is informed that the
British at Jtmmersdrlft tried To get am
Inunitior through Basutoiand. but that the
Basutos stopped the wagons and informed
General De Wet. A strong contingent OF
Easntos is now guarding lie line to prevent
entrance 10 or eyi, from Easusoiand
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NOW READY FOR
final ADVANCE,
q . . . . - = . . o 900 .
q general WAR SENNS ,


. Lord Roberts has ordered the Cane
Town authorities to clear the hospi-
. tails of cnnvalcsccnts, in order Ito I
. provide for future contingencies
q 4; the same time, he has stopped 4
q the correspondents dispatches from 4
. Eiocmfonteiu. 4
. These moves indicate that the Brit 4
q iSh advance toward Pretoria either
q has been begun or is about to begin. I
. Lord Roberts evidently expects hard 4
q fighting 4
. Military experts believe that the Z
= march north will be made by the q
. British troops from their present dis
o positions In the rela They now pre- q
q sent solid front from. EioemfOntrin
. east In Thaha N'thu. and an advance Z
. in parallel columns. instead OF by ono .
. vast army. from Hloemfonter is con .
. s;dered /" he the better tactics. .
\ dispatch from Pretoria says that .
the British attempt TO send ammun- .
tion across Basutoland has failed. q
owirs to the protests Of the EaSutOs. Q
No news has been permitted Ia .
come through from Eloemfontein q
that would throw light on the fight o
B ing reported as In progress east OF o
, Thaha N'Chu on Friday. q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29

Senator Frank Farrie, son Of John W.
Farris. candidate for the nomination for
Lieutenant Governor, was in the city yes
terday In the interes. Of his father. ''Out
has $50 delegates instructed and pledged
for him. 1 don't doubt the result at Kac-
Sas City
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29
CLEAR THE HOSPITALS" )"

Cape Town. April 2s.-Or,iers have been
received here to clear all the hospitals Of
convalescents. and they are being removed
10 the hospital ship. with view Of pro-
Niding for future contins sencies
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-29
Az1 HqpH1eSf
y IRED FEHMG

There is an "honest tired feeling" caused
by necessary toll and cured by natural rest
Butvery different is "that tired feeling" from
which so many com plain and which may
even be classed as a disease. That tired feel
ing takes you to bed tired and wakes YOU uD
tired. You have no appetite, have bilious
taste, dull headache, are nervous and irritable,
blue weak and discouraged. In such condi-
tions Hoods Sarsaparilla does world of good
1t begins in the right placein the blood
purifying it and imparting vitality; then it's
tonic effect is felt by the stomach, kidneys
and liver; appetite returns waste is removed
naturally, headaches cease, that tired feeling
departs and you feel like new person. Take
Hoods and only Hoods. Get it TODAY
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To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Discount rates were TO per cent or
call and time loans. Clearings. S.SS.sZi
balances Ssi6 30. New York exchange. par
bid, l0c premium asked; Louisville Wc dis
coun; hid, ioc premium asked: Chicako l"c
premium bid. l5c premium asked: tincili-
nat!. l0c discount bid. par asked; New or-
leans. ioc discount bid. par asked.
The local wheat market closed lower at
;oiac nominal April 69igc May. 6iA4c asked
july: corn closed lower at 3N.c nominal
April sg..c asked May. 39"sc hid .iuly; oats
closed Al 10 nominal April. -sisc May.
45'sc nominal July.
At Chicago wheat closed lower At 6a'ac
nominal April aJ'sC lid May. ".Nsc bid
July. ssh QSsc sept: corn closed lower AT
S9'rc nominal April Ssi.nHsc May. ioa.c
asked July. +iissi.c Sept; oats closed AT
22isc April, 2224c bid May, .S'4c bid july,
2.isc Sept.
The iccal market. scr standard mess pork
closed steady III $l2 this side and at $3.50
East Side prime steam lard closed steady
a. sH5c. choice NJ ..loc.
The local spot cotton market closed quiet.
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the effect that orders have been received
there 10 clear all the hospitals Of conva-
lescents with a view TO provide for future
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NJ. E. Conference .t .,L,,,.

Atkins. Ark, April 2S.-The Morrillton
N. E Church, South. District Conference
rs IN session In this city and eminent minis
auees
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

--
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
A woman at CARLYLE. Ill. was overcome
by the shock OF inheriting fortune and
oieu.
Inc Springfield heiress who elo2ed TO the
Indian Territory has returned home and is
forgiven
A notable gathering OF the churches he
Toes and heroines in missionary fields is in
progress in New York.
David Harya,. cr lSa,-po-+ Y I -.,,,-,as
1Ja ,,rnr,,,,,,. aia,,sS ,,.i,,, s - i"i
9. Ior,a bus,r.s. r,,r ..u. bow q,
~,,na =, 49, -. ,..,,..t,., .
- H..,s. p, IVA 'He "-1
= a.
AZ ." a.e preparing ~
10 a.,,,,.. 80. u,., ~, 'ei'sious serNiees'
r %
In 49,. sn.a anu .aouse suoeoihni.eees
.,. haart-.,s a,i u, gu. -, ~ne.ner ae., 70
I've hearings Ola the creek ana Chlckasaw
Inc 81 bous oeiegatioh 10 washington
So,aihed assurances that 'heir work on be-
tsll OK he "0rios Fair VIII prove sue
The feature Of the food situation in
Texas. aside from damage already done.
Is the fear OF great cvertiows in Brazos
and Red rivers
Attorney General GODDARD. for the State
of Kansas. Will commence proceedings
Monday to stop Colorado from using I'd
fhe water OF Arkansas River.
Senator Mark Hanna is suoiecting him
self to a baking treatment for the ,o,,t
we've uInss ne mas been roasted in an
80. 80 rnas, -. =. a.,s III I'VE mn
,en,aa fro,,, h.,,,r -, ~ pre-
sowe,s .rnI,es ,n ,ha toaS n.so ~
nent poIiticians ere pnf;.,a,.i,,s -. I'm. IN,
-
FOREIGN.
Many stories are reaching England of ,bs
Kindness and care shown by Lord Rot.errs
In relation to his wounded.
Advices from Thaha N'Chu are that the
Beers are ten miles eastward The Rr;t,xh
0e occupying the town i'm force
n is a dull theatrical season i, Yo,do,
s'An American Beauty is scored hv crstice
Sjo,,b,ed
There ,s viae~rr.aa s,sc,,Ss,,,, T., r,,,,,,
ne .o H. ,,,ht -. I,,h-,as -. 80 ..i ''S , .eIiu
II evep is suyyas,.a ,b,, a. -. -,
Guards Brirade may don ,t,f. oost,,,,
----
SPORTING.
Field Club golfers defeated those OF |
Jockey Club at Fair Grounds yesterday |
AFTERNOON.
Smith Academy defeated Western Mill |
tafy Academy OF Alton by score OF Il to |
2 In ball game yesterday.
Joe Martin. Sirli. Lord Neville. KNIGHT
Banneret. Denman Thompson and Sir RIaz,
were the winners at Nashville.
,----
fsAiA1soApS
The Impression at St Paul is that the
st Paul and Duluth Will pass soon 70 the
northern Pacihc.
The Union Pacific has sued the Montana !
Union Railway Company for $4,000. alleged |
TO be due for rent.
The Southwestern Passenger Bureau Ia.
issued circular letter relative to Oklaho-
ma and Indian Territory.
The Burlingtor,'s new train to r,r..
Sound. Tacoma and Portland viii Iesya
Union Station this morning
The land grant roads are prena,ipp ,o
nght the Government for none, dna g..
the transportation cf troops
-
Marine Intelligence.
Hamburg, April &.-Arrived: Columbia |
from New York.
HaVr., April 1s.-Arriyed: La Gascogne
from New York.
New York April a--Arri,,ea. s, t.o,;s
RON, Southamnt,n. t.a,av,a tro,, I1 !
,,',,. ' 81 '''0n' i'a''''" 'ioh' ham,
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SPORTING.

Field Club golfers defeated those of
Jockey Club at Fair Grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Smith Academy defeated Western Mill
tary Academy OF Alton by a score OF II TO
2 In a ball game yesterday.
Joe Martin. Sirii. Lord Neville Knirb,
Banneret. Denman Thompson and Sir Rlaz.
were the winners at Nashville
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-24
Entered at
Il pTucg|s'O |
del DR.. Casalduc.
Una sentencia suprema.

Aver tuvo lugar la votacion pd-
blica de- la sentencia recaida en- ell
.recurso de casaci6n, por quebranta-
miento de forma, que estableciera ell
abogado don Rafael Lopez Landr6n,
a voz nombre del doctor don Eduar-
do Casalduc, contra ell fallo de la
Corte do Distrito de Arecibo, de 81
de Octubre ultimo, due inesperada-
mente dondeno al senior Casalduc
por supuesto homicidio simple de
don Federico Acevedo Rivera, a
catorce amos, ocho>meses un dia de
reclusi6n, inhabilitacion absolute,
otros catorce amos mas de sujeci6n
a la vigilancia de la autoridad des-
pues Gel cumplimiento de la conde-
ma, con otras accesorias
Ell Tribunal Supreme compues-
70 de Gin co Magistrates respetables
imparciales, ha declarado nula,
por unanimidad, la celebre D senten-
cia de los jueces de Arecibo, nom
brados don Julio Maria Padilla Igui-
na, don Salvador F'ulladosa y don
Horacio Nieto Abeille.
Ha sido casada necesariamente
esa sent encia inferior, en- vista de
las manifestas contradictions en-
tire los hechos que los jueces de
Arecibo dieron como probados.
No era possible esperar otra rel
vindicaci6n.~ Sentar en- un misme
resultando que muerto instantanea-
mente sobre el caballo don Federico
Acevedo, bajo por sus propias fuer-
zas TERRA, saco su revolver dis
paro dos tiros; que al volverse de
espaldas a su enemigo le penetro ell
proyectil por debajo del brazo dere-
cho en- d direcci6n al izquierdo; que
habiendosele disparado de abaio
arriba le cruz6 el proyectil de arriba
abajo; que sin alzar completamente
el brazo derecho, volviendo riendas
hacia la derecha, le penetrara el
proyectil por el hueco de la axilar
del brazo derecho, sin herir el mis-
mo brazo, otras cosas a esta he
chura SCI mejanza; fueron versiones
i supuestos que de min guna manera
pod1a aceptar un Tribunal ilustrado
de clara conciencia.
.> La opinion pdblica Sc siente con
raz6n satisfecha. -.-.
Nosotros felicitamos al doctor
Casalduc por la justicia que Sc le ha
hecho con tanta alteza de miras, sin
hip6crita consideration al espiritu
de cuerpo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-24
TRIBlIJ a
DE ARECIBo.

81 lunes ante Ia. Corte de justicia
de Arecibo Sc VIC en- juicio oral la
causa por robo seguida aICarlos Da-
villa, Manuel Sanchez, Jose Monse.
rrate, Perez, Praxedes Lopez, Abd6n
Gonzalez, Santiago Pradera, Ma
nuel Miranda, Francisco LaureanoIi
Vicente Torres, para los cuales pide
e1 Ministerio Fiscal diez amos de pre-.
sidio para e1 primero amos q cada
uno de los demas Lleva La defensa
de los procesados el Lcdo. don Elpi-
dio de los Santos.
II Terminada la prueba testifcal,
ell Fiscal Sc conformo con la pena
pedida, pidiendo ademas que dado
case que el tribunal abso1yiera a los
procesados Sc siga IN proceso q 10
Sc Monserrate Perez por falsa de-
nuncia. El defens sor despues de bri-
nante defensa pide Ia absoluci6n de
los procesados por falta de prueba.
Ell tribunal delibera, iacuerda la alb
solucion de los procesados, de con-
formidad con 10 pedido por el fiscal,
procesar Jose Monserate Perez
por falls. denuncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-24
EIl9CCiUnes
en- Moro Wis,

Aver % deben haberse efectua-
do las elecciones en- aquella pobla-
cid n.
Ell dia Ia de los corrientes Sc
ceFraron las listas de inscripciones
con nm total de 654 electores de los
cuales $50 pertenecen al part lido fe-
defal "A al Republican,. Sc han
establecido dos colegios, unp B en- ell
pueblo i otro en- el barrio del xPas-
tor en- la casa de don Francisco il
me nez, protestando ell partido fede-
raj de la creacion de este sagundo
colegio por creerlo innecesario ile-
gal.
Los senores Dones Rodriguez
pof el Partido Republican, i 81 doc.
tor Bou por ell federal, celebraron
sus respectivos xmeetingss.
La candidatura del pa artido fe-
deral es la siguiente:
Para Alcalde, don Sim mplicio J.
Cordero i Ayala.
= Para Juez Municipal, don Jose
Co lon i Vega. Suplente, don Juan
Lat arcane
Para Ia Junta de Lastru ccion,
doctor don Pedro Gutierrez 1gara-
videz, Lcdo. don Arturo Santana
Mater, don Pedro J. Rivera Colon,
don Miguel Miranda, don Octavio
Maldonado.
Para Concejales, don Felix r.
Mufiz, don Juan Bautista Lamea-
no, don Juan F. Silva, don Jose
Cordero 10, don Jovito Rodriguez,
don Juan Amezaga, don Juan Rau-
tista Delgado, don Francisco Rive
ra, don Gregorio Rivas, don jose
Con ncepcion Burgos, don Jose Salo-
me Burgos, don Fruto Gonzalez.
No publicamos la candidatura
repdblicana porque la desco noce-
mos.