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Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23

Dave Burkett is dealing out spirits at Vaccaro & Wilders.
 Quite number of our citizens went fishing down King lake Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Sue Wilder paid a little visit to Wynne the first of the week.
 Lee Black and Walter Thomp- son of DeView were in our town Friday last.
 Joseph Crossett spent Sunday in the neighborhood of Riverside visiting friends.
 ". T. Raney our popular bar Der can now be found dispensing drinks at the Cook & Cariker sa loon.
 Miss Helen Roddy of Fakes was visiting friends and relatives in our city the latter part of last week.
 Albert l.. Stokcr of Brinkley, is visiting among his friends and relatives in our vicinity this week.
 Rev. Cochran s grand d-children of Brinltley, were McCrory's pretty visitors the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. Logan and baby of Mer rouge, Lousiana, is visiting the family of Mrs. Martha Crossett of our city.
 When in need of drugs, patent medicines and the best razors and knives in town call at Dr. Meals Drug Store.
 R. c. Roy of near Eight Mile, Jackson county, accompanied by Fletcher Beatty, paid our office visit last Saturday.
 Last Thursday night musi- cal was given at the home of Jeff Spradlin on Possum creek and quite crowd of young folks en- joyed themselves.
 Miss Robbie Brazzil returned to her home at Searcy last Sat urday having concluded visit of near month with Mrs. w. H. Jimmerson and other friends.
 Miss Della Rutherford left Friday evening for her home at Morefield, Ark. She was ac- companied by Miss Lizzie Cros- sett as far as Martin Junction.
 H. H. Hudson, the royal scroll man returned to McCrory the latter part of last week from Searcy. The first of the week he made a business trip to Tnpe- To.
 Hon. Harry Woods the repre- sentative of the people of Wood ruff county was in attendance at the baseball game last Friday. He paid visit to the News while here, and being an ex printer or newspaper man, offered us all the sympathy that his generous man. hood is possessed of.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23

Will Wilder and Lonin Cole made a trip down the country last Sunday. Stopping at Wild CTS to attend the children's ex- ercises. From there they went on to Howell where Will says he left Louin "joshing" with the girls while he went on down to Brinkley on a similar errand.
 In last weeks issue under the heading of our Heading Industry we made few mistakes. In the place of saying five mills are in operation by the company we should have said four, the one at Charlottesville, Ind, having ceased. The 5000 acre batch of Timber referred toas being locat- ed near Pine Bluff should have read near Lake City.
 Last Friday night quite a large crowd enjoyed themselves at the dance given in Wherry's hall. The Augusta people brought their band over with them and of course the hop was on the regu- lar program of that days amuse- ments. Space does not permit mention of all who attended the dance from a distance and all we can say is that it was success. The Augusta crowd left that night on the 1O:33 train for their homes.
 Some one has this to say for our friend Wilson Conner. Every one knows that he is 8 great ladies man and some one recent ly asked him why he did not marry. He informed them that he didn't have enough money to buy the wedding ring, and that he had been saving up Arbuckle signatures very industrously for sometime past and as soon as the proper amount have been saved up he will suprise some one. We wish him success.
 Here's the latest. M. E. John sey one of our supporters who lives down on Possum Creek was in our city last Friday and while here got off the following which shows that Woodruff county is all right when it comes to rats He claims that he has right good sized pump on his place and the other day he proceeded to do the pumping act in order to water pet hog or calf but for a while the pump would not work at all. All at once it gave a sud den splurge and out came a rat, and then another and another. MT. Johnsey said if he had con- tinued pumping he would still be getting rats out of it. He claims his pump is regular rat incu- tor. Next, says the barber.
 As stated last week, the ladies of our church gave a strawberry and ice cream supper Tuesday night last. As the weather was somewhat wintery and also rainy it was decided to have it at the Waverly Hotel, where quite a crowd assembled to partake of the excellent dishes. The ladies deserve praise for the way they had everything arranged. Beautiful boquets adorned each table, and, the delicacies being served by Arkansas prettiest ladies, one could not but help en- joy the affair. It was complete success. About $15.OO was real lized for their trouble. Among other things enjoyed was some excellent instrumental ana vocal music, most noteable being the
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Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23

Major Dent, of Riverside; Sen ator Fergusonand Editor Brooks, of Augusta, were in our city Tuesday and paid the News office a pleasant visit while here.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. T. Mccain ar rived home last Monday evening after a weeks honeymoon trip down in Mississippi. Their many friends welcome them home.
 Last Friday the McCrory school closed by an appropriate picnic in which several of the older folks took quite a little interest and helped to make of it a success. The picnic took place in the grove south of Jeffries crossing, a very beautiful place for such an affair. Ice-cream and plenty of everything good to eat was there in abundance. That it was a pronounced suc- cess is superauos to mention. Prof. Kramer and his efficient assistant, Miss Della Rutherford, have earned the praise of all lovers of education by their un- tireing zeal and energy in the cause of education while at the head of the McCrory school. They are two deserving teachers and have the esteem and conf dence of the entire community. Our little brother E. c. will de- vote his time in the future to the practice of law, being now locat- ed in the office south of Doctor Mccain, where he invites all in need of a counsellor to give him a call. Miss Rutherford left l Friday evening for her home at Moorefield where she expects to spend sometime visiting the old folks. She is deservedly a most popular young lady; her graces of person and character with her amiable disposition have won for her many warm friends whose best wishes accompany her wherever she may be.
 "Who stole the ham?" is the latest story out. MT. Williams says if the ham had not been such good one he would not have cared. It was like this. MT. Williams is fond, among other things, of a nice slice of ham, and he says he had a nice ham laying in it's accustomed place when carniyorouS reptile of the canine persuasion appear ed at the ''ham $ resting place, and, being also very fond of it appropriated it for himself and like the old song The stole the ham away" Of course this brought on trouble, for, as much as MT. Williams likes dogs he likes ham little better. He inn mediately began to pursue the prowler and after chasing the poor, hungry tramp dog through several gardens, yards; over bridges through swamps, etc, he finally saw the dog was a tar tar and immediately disisted in his futile attempts to capture him and restore to himself the "much-loved ham," In telling it to his friends MT. Williams says. By George, if had only had my gun that old dog would have been cut up into hams him. self or mince- A forty acre field would have had to been plowed up to bury his scatter ing remarks in, if had only got one shot at him" And we be- lieve it.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23

W. P. Best, father of Esq. w. w. Best, Mrs. H. B. Angus and Mrs. J. D. Johnson, is visiting among his relatives and friends here. He came up from Judson- ia Sunday.
 c. U. Babbs, the mechanical head of the Vidette was in our city Friday last attending the McCroryAugusta baseball game. He made visit to the News sanctum sanctorum while here.
 Quite number of our citizens attended the children's day exer- cises at Tupelo last Sunday. Among others we note Will Raney, .Jaegers and Robert Sturdivant. They report 8 pleasant time.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Rocks made a visit up into the Snap neighbor- hood last week. MT. Rocks has the contract to build a dwelling house for MT. Gardener at that place, which he will begin to build in the near future.
 An Arkansas schoolmaster re- gently received the following note: Dear Sir:-Please excuse my son Jack from attending school today, as he has to be at the funeral of his two aunts. I will see that it does not occur again. "-Ex.
 V. W. Stephenson, of Revelle neighborhood was in our city the last of last week and paid the News a pleasant little visit. He has our thanks for a silver dol lar which he gave us in exchange for the News for the ensuing twelve months.
 P. M. Lemmons one of our most efficient carpenters recent ly built a showcase patterned after those used in cities. The case is in use by Hailey and At kinson and speaks well for the ability of MT. Lemmons. It is a frst-class job. Go see it.
 Lonnie Best and Charlie James organized a Sunday School at Roetzen s mill east of McCrory last Sunday afternoon. Quite a number of the good people at tended. Sunday School will now be held there regularly ev- cry Sunday afternoon at 1 p. m.
 Miss Bertha Jennings return de to her home at Weldon last Sunday after spending a few weeks visiting among us. Miss Jennings is a charming young lady and has many warm friends here. She was accompanied as far as Riverside by MT John At kinSon.
 A Missouri weekly in a recent issue had this paragraph: We expected to have a death and marriage to publish this week, but a violent storm prevented the wedding and the doctor be- ing sick himself, the patient re- covered, and we were according ly cheated out of both.''
 MT. Bryan says he is not now a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1904; that if he was candidate he would not be running a news paper. Neither are we a candi- date for that position. We have no time to run for office while we run a paper.-Johnson County Herald.
 M. J. Johnson one of our most prominent farmers was up to see us the first of the week. He brought up some very fine cotton stalks measuring somewhere in the neighborhood of 8 inches in
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23
Court Sessions.

Circuit Court meets third Monday in Februa- ry and August
 Woodruff Chancery Court,-Third Monday in May and December.
 County Court.-Ffrst Monday in January, April July and October.
 Probate Court meets fourth Monday in Jan uary. April. July and October.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23
City Officials.

NIty OIiiCIaIS.
 Mayor. H. T. Raney Recorder, w. B. Kyle Marshall, W. N, Simmons Aldermen: C. W. McCrory, A, D. Stafford, E. T. Wherry, c. Haley and H. J. ariker
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-23
GENERAL DIRECTORY.

DeView Township Officials. Constable, John Hatcher Jusices of Peace, w W Best and J. T. Angelo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-07
Carta de Venezuela.
SefIsr Director
de LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO Rico.
San Juan.
Caracas: 4 de Noviemb bre de 1901.
Distinguido senior:

Caracas: de Noviem bre de 1901.
Distinguido senior:
Bajo muy gratas impresiones
me encuentro en- los momentos en-
que dirijo a I'd. nj acostumbrada
revfsts. La psz interua hs sido de-
clarada Ell veinte y echo de Octuhre,
en- patriotico y levantado documer-
to qua le incluyo por separado y, CO.
mo es natural, este ha dado podero-
so impulse los negocios y alientos
nuevos las Industries.
Uno de los irmediatos plau-
sibles resaltados de la normalidad
oficialmenta deelarada, ha sido Ia
excarcela zion de muchos ciudadanos
que por motive de orden pdblico Sc
hal aban detenidos en- esta capital y
en- otras poblaciones y han vuelto q
sus hogares, Cue Sc hallaban enluta-
dCs por su ausencia.
Por toda distraction, adamas de
una compaf1ia de aficionados qae
funcions en- un teatro de los arraba-
las, tenemos un cinematog rafo en- Ell
Municipio.
Sc han realizado las elecsiones
para Ia presidencia de Ia Repdblica
y la de les E stados de Ia Union. Ell
genera Castro ha sido ell candidate
lnico del Partido Liberal, que es el
que ha gauado la jornads. Sus con-
tendores, divididos y debilitsdos no
han podido hacarle oposlcion algu-
na.
Ell nusvo Ministro Pienipotan~
cisrio de Espana, se2lor Gaytan de
Ayala, que ha llegado esta capital
acompanado de su destinguida sef1o-
ra, presento sus credenciales al ge-
neral Castro en- el Palacio de Mira
flores. Con tai motive 50 pronun-
ciaron sendos discursos, contentivos
las protestas amistosas dal case.
Eatre otras de consideration, to
nemos que consignar la muerte del
apreciable caballero don Reny de
Montauban, acaudaiado comerciante
frances, padre de una numerosa ia
milia que ocupa puesto dlstinguido
en- nuestra sociedad
Sc han recibido en esta capital
algunss partidas de tabacos elabo-
radios en- Puerto Rico. Por su clase
y por su esmerada fabrication que
los hace muy atractivos, pueden
competir ventaj osamepte con los
muy buenos que inportamcs de Ia
Habana.
Les deseo properldad.
El Corresponsal,
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EI tabaCO
puertOrriQue60.

Va abriendose canine, Ia acli-
mataci6n de nuestro tabaco en- les
nsercAdos de los Estades Unidos.
Por una parte la excalencia de
10 hoja, que acknowledgements es Ia
que tiene mas perfume, exception
hechA de la de Vuelta -abajo de Gu
ba; por otra la'propaganda y el
anuncio que des3e htcs dos amos,
viene dardo s conocer nuestros
nuevos compatriotas, que en- las We
gas del Rio de la Plata, Comerfo,
Cayey, Jayuya y otras zonas sc en-
cbntrAban riquezAs inexplotsdas; es
10 cierto que el tabaco pue rtorrique-
no, Sc encuentra va ocupando ell lu
gar que le corresponds en- la Union
Amer cana, y que ell de Kentuky y
otras lc C alidades del continente, pa
sar6 & las regione del olvido.
Ell Vapor sPor ce, condujo eaIsu
6ltimo viaje New York la friolera
de atn million de cigo9Yos el.borai los;
vel Cara cas-" que hx zarpado aver,
)leva en- su vientre, otro million q dick
D seis NIL quanie1atos cigarros. qui
nientas mil cajillss de cigarrille s, y
oiento dick pacas de tabaco en- rama.
A este paso pronto estaremos
en- franca via de prosperidad en- 10
que respecta 4 este hermoso elemen.
to de nuestra riqueza; y es couve-
niente qua los eosech eros dediquen
toda su Atenci6n mejorar constan.
temente la calidad de sus productos,
aumentando Ia veg la cantidad de
sus s:embras, pues va es seguro QUE
el mercado naciora! 10 hemcs CANA
do en- buena lid.
Los precios que han alcanzado
nuestros tsbacos en- los Estados Uni
dos, son magnf6cos, por que han a.
prendido va q spreciarlos en- 10 qae
valen. Pero hay que tsner constan
cia y trabajar con esmero para no
dejar decaer 10 que de manera tan
brillante Sc ha alcarzado.
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Session de an0Che.
ACuerdOS de nueStrO
AyuntamientO.

E anuncio en- subasta de la ven
ta del instr umental de la extingui
da Banda Puertorriquef1a.
Sc aprobaron varias cuenta de
material del Acueducto, las del
Alumbra 10 de Puerta de TERRA.
Paso & la comision de Hacienda
un escrito de don Damian Estufo,
sobre contribuciones.
Quedo para Ia pr6xima session
nm escrito de la sociedad An6nima
Luz eletrics.
Sc conden6 Ia contribution por
urbano, a Maria Pia, vecina de San
turce.
Fu6 separado del cargo de in
vestigador de contribuciones Atra ia
das don Juan Escudercs nom
brar para sustituirle don jose de
Jesus Pesquera, en- 81 Is pS sobre
o. cobro, aprobandose los trabsjOs
que este dltimo viene practicando
Sc acordo rebajar la cantidad
de aqua del acueducto, que utilizan
los edifciCs civiles,
Sc aprcbaron varias cuantas de
medicinas pobres
Sc concedio un nicho gratis pa
ra enterrar> 81 celador Diego Bsn-
tat
Sc separo al carrero. Jhon Jo-
me, nombrandoss ca sustitucion a
Pedro Vargas.
Sc acordo salts facer a don Ma
nuel Olivar Ell arriendo del solar
ocupado por ell Hospital d variolo-
sos
Sc sprobaron las cuentas del
Asilo municipal de Carload.
Sc declare definitivamente ce
sante al Cslador de Hygiene Andres
Hlda]go.
Fneron nombrados Celadores de
Sanidad Hygiene don Jose Bsrney
y don Juan Artiga.
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Sigue Subiend0
Ia montana,

va tenemos otro vapor atracado
al Maelle del Arsenal, (Naval Sta
tion).
El eLeonidas,, que este es 81
nombre que nos dicen tiene aquel bu-
que, que esta echan6o en- terra, tres
mil to,aeta0as de carbon. Otros han
de venir despues, para continuar le.
vantando la montaf1s negra, de Gu :
vas entraf1as sacara la Armada Ma
cional el combustible que necesite
para mover sus maquinas, en- la IONA
de las Antillas, y golfo mejicano.
Nos aseguran que va no hay es-
pacio ba stante, en- los antiques to-
rrenos del Arsenal, y que Sc esta de-
RIB snao la tapia que les separaba
de los correspondence los almace-
nes de la extinguida Junta de Ooras
de Puerto, para poder coloea ar ell car
bon que ha LEG ado y 81 que debe
llegar en- pr6ximss expedite ones.
Go ahead! Go ahead!
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ParrafOS jugoSOS.

Crefanse los Sajones pcssedores
de- s9creto de acabar las gue1 ras
coloniales, bie7a y pronto.
En- 81 terreno de la practica, es
otro cosa. Refriendose a Inglaterrs,
dice un articulista que firma con el
seudonimo Eteche 10 siguiente:
eDocientos cincuenta mil sol1a
dos puso Ia Gran Bretafla en- el Afri.
ca del Sur, enfrente de veintitantos
mil beers, pues jamas pasaron de
esta c.fra las fuerzss arnadas de los
<burghers., y dos sl1es van transcu-
rridos Do sde que Ell valeroso Kruger
acspto ell reto de Chamberlain.
Paes esta hcra mona tenemcs
Kitch amer, amenazando con su di-
mission en- potencia do ser substitute
do la mejor prueba de sus <exitos.)
81 no le dan muchfsimo mas de 10
que va le ha dado Gran B .etaf1a.
Pide ysinticinco mil hombre ;.
mas de cabal1o, y que Sc los den
10 mejor y mas selectc, y pide facul-
des omnfmc da como 81 no las tn
viera ilimita1as.
Da sus indudablss fracasos tie
ne que echar Ia culpa alguien 8 q
a'go, y aqu1 entran las EXCUSES del
NAL ps 6 ador!
DespuA de haber agotado las
fuerzas regulares de su naci6n,
quejase de que no le dan los recur-
SOS necesarios; despuas de fasilar 8
roso velloso y mater de hambre y
enfermeda1es miles de mujeres y
nif1os, todavfa siente que no tlene la
libertad necesaria para llevar ade-
lante, su sabor, una campafa cue
1s1mA.
Quejase tambien de q ne los bur
ghres hayan invadido terrific % tri
tanico emo protegidos, es decir, in
defenso...
iIndefenso! Y entonces para
que sirve Ell cuarto de mil16a de sol
dados que mardaisY ioh insigne
Kitchener!
Sirve. va SO va .viendo, pa
ra dejsrse copar en- grupos de dos
cientos trecientos CON So artiller1a
y todo como sucedi6 hace pocos
dfas.
Sirve para pers eguir a los beers
con piano y ammonium.
iAh! este del armoni1n en- Ia que
IRA mcderna es una invenci6n ing,e-
sa en- "a c1sl reconoc amos nuestra
inferioridad les latinos un descubri
miento que legara a Is posteridad,
con notas de regocijada verbena, los
hee hos de los fncIitos gaerreros s
britanicos en- q Africa del Sur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-07
Temple PrOteStante
en- Camuy.
SU APERTURA.
CONSIDE

Hoy, bajo Ia direction del r g.
verendO A. Ii. La 10 bert Sc ha xbier-
to en- esta poblacion uu temple pre-
testante, que ha tenido gran acep-
taci6n pdblica.
Afortunadamente para los puer-
torriqueflos, y como quiera que sea,
cada denomination cristiana es Ii
bre ahora y en- adelsnte para hac II
adeptos, es.ablscer iglesias, abrir
escuelas y circular libros religiosos
y periodicos; y generalmente dar
pruebas do cual ss mas valioso macs
tro y gufa para una mas alta y me-
jor civilizaci6p, que siempre preva-
lece en- todas parties sobre el dispu-
tado predominio de una iglesia.
De hoy en- adelante cada es pfri-
tn on P. R. estara en- plena libertad
para congregarse en- In iglesia que
escoja y adorar Dios de acuer 10
con los dictados de 81 conciencia.
De este modo, y solamente asf,
podremos ser propiamente dentro
de Ia Union americana veriaderos
<conciudadanoss, en- perpetuo goce
de la comun ines timabls herencia
como ciudadanos de la j, libre, ri
y
Tienen, Quizas, once millones
de cat6liccs romanos en- | s Estados
Unidos; pero ellos estan esparcidos
entire los diversos Estados, y entire
mezclades por todas parties, en- min :
gun punto constituyen una mayo
ria.
Los americanos no tienen igle-
sias dol E .tado: y dada su politica,
ell Congreso no pasa leyes relativas
q religion, nj que limiten oil derecho
dc cada ciudadano para reversnciar
& Dios del modo que l., plazca
Como cor sscueIcia de clio, to-
das las iglesias SON absolutamente
libres y ninguna tiene conexiones
con la polftica. Cada una vela cui-
dadosamente para que las otras no
intervengan en- ell gobierno del Es-
tado.
Los americancs son bien como
cedores del hecho de que Ia Iglesia
Catolica Romano ha sido uno de les
mas eticientes medios, us ados por el
Gobierno Els paf1ol en- la isla de Pusr
to Rico para Ell dominic del pueblo,
y que, en- consecusncia, ella es ente.
ramente Unpopular. Tambien sa-
ben que ell pueblo puertorriquef1o
hAce a'gdn tempo nominalmsnts
cat6lico, no es fanatioo en- religion,
nj puede conceptu&rsels en- el alto
grado devote de la iglesia 8 como
Embellishments sujeto su dominic
Ahora que el Gobierno Espaf1ol
no rigs mas aquf, no podr& larga-
mente sosteuerse la iglesia en- ssta
is!a: de clio dimana que ha de SOS
tener una pesada lucha hasta que
pueda stender su sosteuimiento,
sobre ia base de un auxilio volunta-
rio de sus feljgrsses. Misntrss tan
to, las denominaciones protestantes
del Norte nos estan enviando sus
misioneros q todos los pueblos de Ia
isla, donde van teniendo sin duda
una cordial acogida; pero, por aho-
70, Ia ventaja permanece de parte
de la Iglesia .Cat6lica Romano, one
desde hace cuatrocientos amos viene
bautizando los que nacsp, iptervi-
niendo en- los mstrimonios y aplican-
do sufragios q los que han muerto.
Aparte do esto, no so debs olvidar
que 10 iglesia, como cualquiera otra
institution, obtendra seguramente
IN plena parte de los bsneficios que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-07
P0R LOS ENFERM0S
de Cutuno.

Sc ha presentsdo en- esta rsda,-
cioa el Go 'ero Juan Hernandez ave
cindado on Cataf1o, manifestando,
que ell nif1o Manuel Reyes, sa hiias-
tro, SO hal laba enfermo, y fue asis-
tido por ell Dr.. Zsragoza; pero como
quiera que Ia Farmacia de aquel po-
blado no puede dc despschar las recstss
del Medico, 81 no son visadas por al
Alcalde de Bayamon, hay q. .hacer el
viaje & este pueblo, q mas de una le-
qua de distsncia de Catano, para
que entonces pueda auxiliarse al en-
fermo. Agrsga que en- este inter
medic, y en- casos urgentes el en-
fermo puede morir.
No creemos possible que 10 de-
nunciado sea, tai y como 10 cuenta
Juan Hernandez, pero por 81 acsso,
conveniente serfa que 81 ell NAL exis.
to sc procure remediarlo, de la me-
jor manera pcsible, en- bien de los
pobres enferm mos de Cataf1o.
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dimanen de Ia union de esta isla con
la gran Republics.
Ella sera en- adelante mas libe :
raj independents con mejor y ma.
yor poderGque ell que hasta aquf ha
tenido
Marchando por este camino, y
solamente por el, podremos prepa-
rarnos a ST propios para ser dignos
de 'alcanzar el gran gran destino
que nos reserva la noble y justiciera
Repu blica del Norte.
LUIS BRUSI.
Noviembre 5, 1901.
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"a CoRRIsPolDEIcL DI 0E N0lEIBREIDI 1901
Jose Severe Quinones.

iSnblim areopsgits, quien no CANA
81 interes, nj la passion le ciegA
Ante + ipobre de Frin6, ID griegs
con toda su belleza soberana!
Ia gran sAber tn diccion galana,
tn honor, que nunca 10 inmc rsl Sc pliega,
for man un mar de luz, donde Sc anega
el nombre de Ia toga borincana
iLegista insigne! Misntrss quede un hombre
que ofrende ante Ell altar de Ia Justicia.
rinda cnlso Ia Vrtud suprems,
No morira tn esclarecido nombre
iTu nombre, que Ia Fama va acaricia,
YES de virtud de justicia emblena!
vIRGILIo DAvILA