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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
AutomobiIe Accident.

New York. Oct. sO.-An automobile.
driven by Henry Fournier, in which
were H. b. Fullerton, an official of the
Long Island railroad, n. j. Eversil. A..
j. Batcherder, Arthur Lewis and Mr.
Query, newspaper men Of this city,
was struck by an engine at Westbury,
u. H., today. Fullerton's skull was
fractured and Batchellder was severely
cut about the head. OtherS escaped
with less serious igiuriess
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
WOULD DEFY UNCLE SAM.
German Officer Wants Navy Increased
To LARGE peQree.


to Large Degree.
Berlin, Oct. 30.-During an address at
a recent meeting of the Fleet Society in
Hanover, Capt. Evan Wilhelm, of the
German navy. is represented to have
said:
"Germany's interests in the five re-
publics of Central America, in view of
American competition. can only be
maintained when we have fleet strong
enough to say to the Americans, Hands
off,"
This declaration was received with
stormy applause.
The papers generally ignore 1T; and
the Freissinnige Zeitung observes:
There is species of political mis-
chief making which, while not punish
able under the penal code, is none the
less calculated to cause apprehension"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
MURDERS HIS MISTRESS.
Brother of Venezuela President Shoots
Woman in the Street.

New York, Oct so.- carmelio Castro.
brother of the president of Venezuela,
has just shot his mistress, cables the
Caracas correspondent of the Tribune.
The latter was in carriage with a.
rival Castro followed the carriage and
in a dark street stopped the vehicle,
mounted the box and fired until the re-
volver was emptied His rival returned
the fire, wounding Castro slightly. The
woman was shot in the neck and breast.
She will probably die. The man who
accompanied the woman received q
bullet in one of his legs Castro was ar
rested. To his jailer he threatened to
commit suicide. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Monster Land Deal.

Little Rock. Ark, Oct. 30.-One of the
largest land sales ever recorded in the
south has been made by Tom F. Doyle,
representing the Hayward Timber Com
pany, of Davenport. Iowa. The deal in
yolved 81. 900 acres of timber lands situ-
ated in Grant, Hot Springs and Dallas
counties. this state, the purchasers be-
ing the Gilkey- -Anson Company, of Mer-
rill, Wis; the Stewart Alexander Tim
ber Company of Warsaw, Wis, and
the Merrill Lumber Company, of Mer-
rill, Wis The price paid is s1,125.0O0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
eiq Plate Glass Trust.

Kokomo, Ind, Oct. 3o.-The largest
plate glass in the world was success
fully finished at the Kokomo plant of
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. 1t
weighed in the rough $500. When
ground and polished the weight was
1900 pounds. The plate in is feet inch
in length and 13 feet 1 inch in width
There is no difficulty in casting plates
this size, but the problem is to prevent
them falling to pieces of their own
great weight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
End of pefenbach Case.

Chicago, Oct 30.-Frank H. Smiley,
who turned states evidence in the Def
enbach insurance case, was given his
liberty today. He relinquished all right
to the $1,000 insurance on Marie Defen-
bach's life. This ends the criminal pro-
ceedings in the case, as DR.. August NJ.
Unger is in the penitentiary. Wayland
Brown was previously let off with n
fine. The insurance money will prob
ably go to the unfortunate girls rela-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Dr.. smyser Indicted.

Chicago. Oct. SO.-The grand jury to-
day voted indictments against DR.. ia
cob A. Smyser, former secretary OF
the state dental board. He is charged
with forgery in the Issuance of bogus
diplomas to dental students.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
HALL ON The TICKET.

johnson County Republican Placed on
the Official Ballot.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Oct 30.-The secretary
of state certified to the auditor of John
son county the. name of G. r. Hall as
republican candidate for legislature,
his name having been fled by county
committee to fill vacancy caused by the
withdrawal of NJ. A. Clapp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
A JOB FOR BlckNELL

Iowa Newspaper Correspondent to In
vestisate South American AsricuI-
ture.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 30.-Frank w. Bick-
nell, newspaper correspondent. thru
Secretary Wilson secures special COM
mission to investigate South American
agricultural products. He Will leave
soon with his wife.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
snain Given VilIamiI,s Body,

Havana, Oct. 3O.-The body of the
Spanish Vice Admiral Villanil, COM
mander of the Spanish torpedo fotilla,
who was killed at the battle of Santiago,
was transferred yesterday to the steam
ler Montserrat to be taken to Spain. The
ceremony of transfer was in charge OF
the captain of the Port Young, repre-
scnting the United States navy. A sa-
lutte of nine guns was fired at Morro
Castle.
Vice Admiral villamil was wounded
or board the destroyer Pluton and was
taken ashore by Spanish sailors, dying
shortly after. His body was left in a sit
ting posture in a chair in cave about
four miles west of the entrance to San
stiago harbor, and it remained there
about eight months before 1t was dis
covered, when it was transferred to the
Santiago arsenal
From an International standpoint the
United States navy was still in charge
OF it, and the Spanish consul requested
a formal delivery of the body.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Small Eire at GIidden.

Special to Times-Republican.
Glidden, Oct so.-Two barns We're
burned here early this morning. The
loss is about $1,000. The fire is sup
posed to have been of incendiary origin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
South Carolina Town Burned.

Florence. S. C., Oct. so.-Fire at Tim
today destroyed half the bus
mess section of the town. Loss, $500, 900;
$4,000. The fire was started
by the explosion of lamp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Editor Bruce Dead.

Sioux City, Oct. sO.-Gerard Bruce,
editor of the Livestock Record and a
newspaper man widely known thruout
the northwest, is dead at his home here
of pneumonia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
wife Of Minister WI Arrives.

San Francisco, Oct. 3o.-AIme. wu
Ting Fang, wife of the Chinese minister
to the United States, arrived here yes
terday on the steamer Gaelic from Chi
ma. She is accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Wu Su Ching.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

garments. Then he seated himself in
an easy chair and aiming his revolver
at his head pulled the trigger. The
bullet brought the story of his life to
the finis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

Bicycle Company Reduces Capital.
New York. Oct. s0.-The stockholders
of the American Bicycle Company today
reduced the capital stock from sSo,OOO,O 600
to $4,000. 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Cost of soldiers, Paw,

Washington, Oct. 30. - Paymaster
General Bates. in his annual report,
says that the pay of the army for the
year was s5s.2l5,a45. an increase over
last wear of 81 3O1 364
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
FOUND WIFE MARRIED AGAIN.

George Rowe, Thought to Be Dead
Returns to kokomo, Ind.
Kokomo, Ind, Oct 30.-George
Rowe, after an absence of twenty years,
turned up at home yesterday. He found
his wife, who thought him dead. mar
ried again, and his two children also
Rowe will not disturb pres
ent relations. but will go his way.
Enoch Arden like, and make no trou-
BILE. Rowe has been all over the
world
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
whitnex,s Horse Won.

ney's Watershed u. Rieff) won the
Cambridgeshire stakes at the Newmar-
ket Houghton meeting today. Twenty
one horses ran.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Scarlet Fever at Glidden.
1, u,;a. Dap,,hl;c,n

-SI1eCIH1 10 II1IleS-1tept1p1fctr11'
Glidden, Oct. 3o.-Scarlet fever has
broken out in the country north of
here. Five cases have been reported
be.sides a number of others being ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Damaae in Sicily.

Messina, Sicily. Oct 3o.-Flooding of
mountain streama has caused wide
spread damage here. Eleven lives have
already been lost,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
cold shipment to Europe

New York, Oct. s0.-Gold amounting
to nearly s3,0OO,0oo was engaged for
shipment to Europe tomorrow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

United States Marshal Bailey has ar
rested William c. Calhoun, publisher of
the Rocky Mountain Sentinel and the
illustrated News of Denver, Colo, on an
Indictment charging that he used the
mails for illegal purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

Celebrate Anarchists Death.
London. Oct 3o.-Anarchist clubs in
London celebrated the execution OF
Czolgosz by a dance in honor of his mo-
BILE death"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

Frank Rockefeller. of Cleveland, O.,
has sued the National Bank of Com
merce of Kansas City for the return of
$4,000. which he alleges he overpaid the
bank on his guarantee of paper of the
siegel-s Sanders Live Stock Commission
company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
Linton Arrives Home.

Queenstown, Oct. 80. Sir Thomas
Upton arrived this morning on the
steamer Celtic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
CAPTURED TWENTY HoERs.

British Surprise and Capture Part Of
Roer Commando.
London, Oct. so-Kitchener telegraphs
that Col. Byng surprised Boer COM
manGo on the 25th and captured twenty
two prisoners Col. Fortescue had a
day-long fight with Muller's Boer COM
1nand on the eth northwards of Balmo-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
TEACHER HAS SMALLPOX.

Valley School House, Near Bridgeport,
Closed Because of Disease.
Denmark, Oct. 30.-The school in
Valley school house has been closed
on account of smallpox breaking out in
the home of the teacher. Miss Zigler,
who lives about one mile and a half
from Bridgeport, in Des Moines coun-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
necial 10 Times. Republican,.

j. c. Frazier, of Bloomfield, will be the
next president of the Iowa Agricultural
Society, or department of agriculture.
as it is called now by law. He Is the
present vice president of the society. 1t
has heen customary to elevate the vice
president to the presidency provided he
is competent, and Of the competency of
Mr.. Frazier there is none to raise a
question. He has been on the board for
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24
Ell CABOTAJE
entire los EStadOS UnidOS
Y PUERTO RICO
I'm peri0dico republiCanO de Fila
delfia abOga resueItamente
pOr ell Iibre traiiCO

Ri Ledgcr, diariO que sc publica en-
Filadeltia y uno de los mas antiques &
inhuJ entes en- la poIftica norteameri-
cana escribe 10 siguiente respecto al
cabotaje entire PueltO Rico y la Rep1
blica del Norte.
'Cua'quiera que sea la decision del
Tribunal Supreme de los Estados Oni-
dos acerca da la legalidad de nues trI
actitud respectO q la taIifa de Puerto
REQ, los irtereses de esta isla de la
Union Americana estar3n mejor servi-
dos echaDdo abajo los tributos adua
nerOs.
Puerto Rico tue huestro con la taci-
ia app obaci6n de sus habitantes es
nuestro deber gobernaTlo protegerlC
contra ell muudO entero. Sus naturales
JuraIOn fideldad a nuestra bandera, lo
que nos Obliga a yelar por su prospe-
ridad. NuestTO pats tanto neces;ta los
2rOduCtOs de Puerto Rico como esta
isla los de la Uui6n. Nuestros consu.
midOres necesitan ell az1car, ell cafe, e.
tabaco y, Ell general, todos los frutos y
vegetables de Puerto Rico, de ieul
modo que esta isla necesita los produc
tOs de nnestrf fabricas. El desenvolvi
mientO del comercio convene tanto d Ia
Union como q Puerto Rico: de ahf que
ell cabotaje con esta isla sea de absolu-
ia necesidad para la Repnblica."
Cuendo asf escribe ell Ledger, peri6
dico de filiaci6n republican,, debe SCI
verdad.
El coloso del Norte necesita, pues
tanto ell cabotsje como Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24
La emigration aumenta
Dos mil puertorriqueios mas
embarcaran en- Guanica
para Honolulu

En- eSta temana emlarcaIan 1000
pueI torriquenos mas para las isias Ha
waii. Les agentes de la emigration
no Sc dan puntO de leposo reclutando
gente en- nuestros campos. De hoy
manana llegaTan q esta is a ell CalJor-
mia y otros buques dedicados 4 condu-
cir los hUos de Israel de Puerto Rico
que van a hacer ricas y pr6speras otras
tierras por elos ignoradas. Faltan al
bergues ell Guanica para contener los
intelices campesinOs que sugestionados
por las promesas que les hacea slCs
agenteS de la emigrac6n absndonan
los hogares dejando a sus famiias a
-morced de Ia desgracia.
Mas que EN- los anttrores, ba aumen
tado considerablemente aurante e, mes
en- curse ell .n1mero de natuIales cue
aceptan Iesignsdamente la suerte que
les aguarda en pals deSconoCido
Tales son las 1ltimas descOnsOladO-
fas nOticias que Sc rec ben del sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24
TRIBUNALES

I'll Tribunal SGpremo de Justicia de
eSta Isla ha d'ctado senteueia declarsndo
no haber lugar 4 resover ell iecurso de ca.
saci6n por infracci6n de ley interpuesto
a nomtre de don T. G. y p contra senten.
cia del Tribunal de Distrito de. en- eau
sa iLstruilQ qnerella del mism0 contra
j. D. y NJ. A. IL, NJ, por adutero, con
denando al quereIante en- las costas.
-Tamhi6n ba dictalo sentencia declaran.
do no Laber lugar al recurso de casaci6n
nterpuaSto por1a representation de don
Guilerlno Marquee contra Ia sentencia pro.
nunclada p0r el Tribunal del DiStrlto &c
Arecibo en- ezpGdiente administrative Sc
guido al msmo por defraudaci6n, Y quien
Sc Condena en- las coStaS.
FL Presdente del 'refe.ido Tribunal
Supreme In aprobado admitido la fan.
"a hip0tecaria cQuStituila para garantr al
Lcdo. DON Jose VI Cuadra Rosa en- ell
ejarcclo De las fu1cl0neS de Notari0 en- Ia
.ciudad De Humacao
Ante d Tribunal De Distrito de San
Juan se ceiebraran manaua las vstas en-
jucio oral dblico DE- las causas instruidas
contra don Jose NJ. Gonzalez Fragoso, por
los supuestos deIitOS d3 ateutado injuries
y contra Nicar0r Negr6n -Inocencio Ia
mos, por eI supuesto delilo De hurto
Aver 10 pulo celebraTse el iuicio oral
seualado por Ia Cortc de ID strito de esta
clniad p9r 10 comparecer el procesado.
tile duIci, infrmo delectando par:terque
curaudo.
LA Emulsion de Scott De aceite de IT,
gado De bacalaa con hipof2sftos de cal De
sosa, rs une a lus excelentes cualidades toni
co reconstitayentes y nutritvas Ell que Sc
asmiIa con faclldal es almitida tolera.
da por el est6mag>, aGn en- les cases De
gran debiIjlad, y Sobre todo tiene por su
sabor grato, gran apicaci6n como reconsti
tuyeute nutritiyo de los mines escrofalosos".
DIR. Eliseo Muro,
Melico Mayor de Sandal Milltar, Director
del Hospital Miiitar de MayagUez, Puer.
to Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24
Mensaje dirigido.
POR Ell
JIMENES
AL C0NGRESO DOMlNICANO

! Oomien "a expresando ell documentn
presidential que entie los varos pro
blemas con que ha yenido lu hando la
acci6n patri6tica del Ejecutivo Nacio-
nal, nlngnno de mayor traSCendenci \
nj de mas grave magnitud como el re-
teren Ia autonomia economical de la
Repdblca, y q las f anqu'cas relarivas
A algun0s derechOs araGcelariOs. Urge
snprimir cuantO anieS los derechOS de
exportac;6n, excepto los diferenciales,
cuy0 ptOducido, segln Il lie de ~ de
Abr:l de 1899, Sc destina q la amOrti
zac'6n del papel moneGa. Lo reclama
por modo lmperioso, el bien individual
y collective de los asociados, muy
singularmente la clase proletaIia del
pals, sobre la cual gravita con abruma-
dora pesadumbIe, el rigor excessive de
los aranceles. Els menester redimir al
pueblo de las preoaIias condolences de
vida que Sc debate.
La Memoria Gel ministro de Hacien
da y Comercio arroja Ell ell ano 1870 las
siguiertes favorables fras {. Imp0r
taci6n. " l.756.266. 10; Erporuci6n,
T s 6d5.7S5. 50. Total, S 1882 ,O5l. "A
El primer trimestre Gel ano en- culs)
produjo, como importation y exporta
ci6n, 5 697 654 % Las rentas adua-
neras deberan. n.producr, pues 50 79O,6lG
20 centavos, de cuya cfra quedaran,
retirandO la eXportaci6n, S2.2S5, ,322.50,
suma con la que podra atender ell GO
bierno los gastcs del presuplesto y q
los mas urgentes compromises. De
todo 10 cual Sc deduce que habra por
ley natural y emo cOnsecuencia l6gica
ineludlble, aumento de entradas en- ia
importation, 10 que seIvra de eff ;az y
alentador estfmulo q la ;niclativa del
c0merc:o. G
A calor de medldas tan benhechO-
r, s fl recela con impI'so vigoroso la
a agricultura, cobraran meGro las indus
tcias, y de tOdas suertes Sc ccharan,
sObre S6idOS cimientos, las bases de la
futuIa prosperidad naciona'.
Ouanto a la importation ell gobierno
trata dc someter al estudio del Con
greso un p-oyecto fiu .de unfcar 10 y.
afr, S de los aillcu & DE- MAJ Or nece-
s.da l. Ell ministrO de Hacienda y Go
merclo Sc o upa en recoger 4 ese les-
pecto os daiOs y obselvaciones que
tueren creS'e para leyaT a cabo Ia
explesada ref rma.
En- e. pE6ximO n,deio alo ell Eje-
cutlvo abrlga el prop6sito de pTesentar
un huevo PrOyecto de aranceI Que ten
ga por base la reduction de derechoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24

Fse empenan en- ViVlr en- una atm0Sfera
de tAnatismo 6 intolerancia que atrofi
ell espfritu envenena ell cuerpo.
No, no moriIa Espafia, porque la
|hiStoria nos 10 demuestra a cada paso
con ensenanzas ahrumadOras para los
sayOnes de su calvaro.
Mil an0s de domination austrfaca no
han sldO bastante para variar la fisOn0-
mia de una sola ciudad I0m5arda; uui
nientos de domination turca no han
logrado extingur la vitalidad griega en-
ell ultmO de sus islotes; setecientos de
imperiO romano Y otroS OchOcientos de
domination arabe no han poddo aho-
gar la eXubeTancia de la raza iberica
! Como las p'antas cubiertas por inver-
raleS nleveS aparecen frOndOsas al de
rretirse estas, asi Ia inundada penfnsu
la eSpanoa parece renacer, cual nuevo
fenix, de entire sus cenizas al fnalizar
la Edad Media, y en- poo)s lustros, la
vemos asOmbrar al orbe con e. brillo
de SIS armas y de sus ingenios, y ex-
tender sus frondosas ram is por las Gin
co parties del mundo.
MugrOnes de eSa pCtentisima raza.
son docena y media de republicas, que
desde ell lio Bravo del Norte q Ia Tie
ira del Fuego hablan nuestro idioma;
y vlve Dios que una famiia que cuen
ia hJos tan numerosos y roblstrs, no
esta llamada q desaparecer, nal que
pese al nuevO profeta de la avaricia V
patr'arca de la in'q1idad.
No, no pueden morir y no moriran
razas, que han llenado en- la historic
una mission tan gloriosa, que ban fe-
cundado con su sangre la mirad del
universe, que han lievado la luz de IA
clvliizaci0n q mundos s6lo por ella pre-
vistOs descnbiertos que han cuiiado
mas de cultivar ell espiritu que la mate
ria, ms la gloria que los intereses
egoistas.
No morira, nj en- los 6timos terrific
rios arrebatad0s p0r la insaciable CO.
dlcla poTque la adm6sfera que Sc res
pira, tlene una asioiante MOI bosidad
que envenena, la catastrofe IRENE
diabe que Sc avecina, cambiara segu-
ramente los destinos de las naciones
que sc laman grandes; y lDres del pc
sado Y enorme dique, los rios iIdn al
mar cOnfundir, a entremezclar sus
aguas, cunpliendo con las leyes de la
naturaIe7a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24
PERGE, ET ROMAN DERRUE
LA SUPREMA JUSTICIA HISTORICAL
IMPONDRA SU MEMORABLE SANCION.

No recOrdaremOs hoy agravios nc
vengados nj ren0varemos rencores air
no extinguidos tai vez del todo, perC
pregonaremos la faz del mundo Ia
asOmbrOsa pl6tora de vida que anima
la naci0n ibeTa, ell notable des ,rrOllO
que sc inicia en- :Odas las manif sta
clones de su Organismo, la simpatfa
que inspira.
No EOrira la naci0n ibera NAL one le
pese a Chamberlain y a los demas de-
tractOres de sus glOras.
Ahi estarfan para dare vida, 81 en-
ST misma no tuvieran una fuente ina
gOtable, esas rep1blicas sub america
mas, que atesOran tOdas las virtu les Y
todos los vicioS de la naci6n descubri-
dora; cuyOs campOs estan abonados
con buesos espanoles regados cor
sangre de la her0ica naci6n.
No morir5. Por encima de todas las
grandezas y previsiones l1nmanas, des
cuela una Providencia que Sc encarga
de vengar las grandes intamias hist6-
ricas y esa Provdencia q la que LA
maban los antiques el hado, aplasta,
cuando menOs Sc espera, con su pode-
rosa manO a los engreidos que rompen
lanzas contra todo 10 noble, contra
todo 10 digno, contra todo 10 grande
''No hay deuda que no Sc pague nj
plazo que no Sc cumpla", asegura un
antique proberbto, Y las naciones ja~
mas lograron evadirse de esta inexora-
BILE ley biological
iD6nde vas? cuenta la historic que
lie preguntaron 4 AIarico en- la alta
Italia; y ahade que e contest6: "No
10 So; pero SicntO dentro de mi uaa rO-
que gritd: anda q destruye d Roma'.
(Perge, ct Roman derrue).
ERA la voz de- la ProviGencia9, ERA
la voz del hado, de la fatalidad, de la
conciencia humana hollada9 iQui6n 10
sabe
A nuestro juicio, esa es la VOC de la
justicia escarnecida, que nunca deja de
resonar en- los l6bulos de un coraz6n no
pervertido. Es' la suprema justicia
hist6Iica, que impone SUI inexorab'e
sanction a los, al parecer, impunes cri-
menes de las naciones mas omnipo
tentes.
No temamOs pues, los pron6sticos y
amenazas de Salisbury. Los pueblo.
no merecen morir sinO cuande Sc aman-
ceban con Ia servidumbre, cuando ha
cen pacto con ell despotismo, cuando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-04-24
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

III Departamento de instruction PdbIi
ca ha publicado una disposition exig,eGdo
a los maestros que pongan en- conocInien
to del Inspector del jStrito correspondence
ell ndmero de dias que, pr cuslquier mott
yo, deje de concurrlr a la escuelA la raz5n
que lie obl1gue clio.
SegGn de pdblco Sc d ce, don Manuel
Reyes Silva, sera nombrado para el cargo
de Inspector del barro de la Marina
EI Sabado rr6ximo sc celebrarin confe
rencias peda86gicas en- ell teatro, pr los
profesores de esta capital.
Sc encuentran datendos en- 81 dep6 tito
mupclpal gran ndmero de perr0S, que ad
dAban sueltos, sin que Sc haya presgntado
nadie reclamar Cs
Mr.. Carlos H. Magee, Secretario del Con
SejO Executive, la embarcadO hoy para los
Estsdos Unidos, donde pprnanecera uDa
mpOrada, Tegresando Puerto II co en los
primerOs das de JUNO pr6ximo
AnOche Sc produjo un cierra puertas en- la
cale de San Sebastian, con motive de una
acaorada disputa susciada entire mari eros,
que en- 10 mas renilo de aquelia, vIuierou a
las manOS.
La intervention De la poicia, puso fin al
eScaodAlo dispersandoSe los aborotadores en-
direcciones dlStintaS
Por no haber podido l.egar un acuerdo
ell representante de la comp MIA de zarzuela
formada por j6senes alieionados puertorri
quenOs, con la ,.:'Sotiedad Prott ctOra &c la
Mujer", no Sc celeb-ara la function anuncia
da para ell juegez, a beneGcio de tan 6lan-
tr6pica institution.