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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09

est&tuye tt txtualmente: que xel podsr lFgis
iatlvo debera extenderae & to3oe los pun
tos de dere, u y legislaoion no opuestos d
la oon titucien = leyes de Ia nacion y
que ninguna ley podra ser aprobada en-
eonlrsdicoion oon ls primaria del paffs.
b. biA For kir, g5nesiz de nusstras
Cansrss, no es m6nos stento 81 derecho
de gentes. dentro del DUAL esta Ell respeto
q 10 aReno psrtioular.
Pues bier: en- esas oireunsts sncias v
otras que dejo de coDsiderar por no slsr-
gar este artfoulo, las dos Camaras prime
70, y luego Ell COB, rnsdor, frmsron una
'aeSs por vlrtud de Ia ousl, todos los abo
gadoa, ciuisdsnos &c Puerto Rioo, sjer
stran 10 fesi6n de notaIios eu tods
10 ills, sin otra linn taeion qae Ia de no
tener demsroacion conereta, Ia de que
hsbr8u de AANDAR, todos los afos, sus
p -otocolos 6 Ia Saprema Corte.
No me detendre sn sprecisr el grs
vfsimo lnconvenisDts, digo nal; 81 grsvf-
G mo psligro qns impica ESQ de OMAN
DARs el protocolo la Suprema Corte !;
porque quian sepa que Ell Notsrio hs de
egair su prtt toco.o como In sonbra 81
cnerpo-y esto no ekta instituido en lss
nssiones II 1s.tras en- Ia legisiaoien ei
humo de psjafs-ess saba cue sns iute'
resss no debsu oonfisrse 4 IN AANpADE
Ro; NJ voy o preguntar, que ventai ss &c
brindan 81 lhblico trasladkndole Hus
escrituras fnera del sloanoe de su
mano, ouando a. mas ample Sc lie oourre
que dfs habrA de Ilsgsrle en- que tendr&
que enprender todo TN Ui0ge. por nnsstros
esceleYtes caminos, para <sacor una COps1s !;
nj siQuiers me oo1pare de eIsminar de
que II nsners podra IN lnteressdo consul
tar Il cst1d0 legal de una hnos que va d
oomprar sobre la CUE Vi prestsr dinero
-TREINTA Sos ATRAs; 81, tralnts amos
atras, pCsque mientras no pase ese lapse,
toda 7aueva esc~stur0 y tod1 snse' lpct0n
pue6en venir 81 suslo, 81 golps de M Jul :
clio de reivindioaGion, por nal defectos
oeultos. que Sc ssoonden an Ia ratina, si
nd m.la ft inpariois del passdo: $50
sf me pregunto Spor que las dos CANA
ras, al insroducir en nRsetro terreno d 30
do 81 ns,ndo, nc dijeron ni una palobra
sobrs pnestrs indsmniEacion, ia que pro-
pussto sl b;A Dhnsro 10, por M iurispsrito
= censid el ado ptr otro oentro donde
sbnndan ios iurisoonsultos. no &c puede
str;buir sensisuts olvido ignoranciaf
Z sl interrogarme, fe que no doy
On In respuesta. Nj tam2ooo quiero ahon
d ar en- este ssntido. 81 se hubiera trstsdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09

=, contra de 10 que esperaban
I,Ltantes de los pueblos ahe-
.,5orDaios por los americanos,
|'iosDcIa Yankee, en- vcz de mani
ia en- senudo reparador &c los
H. 0uebrantos sufridos bajo el
IAN 3e IA corona iberica y de la
t., De pan ospiritual y moral de
genDre cstuviaron afectadas las
|,.s ssDsdolas, Sc traduce senala-
t.D+s Dor sus continues desacier-
por las .4yes nada equitativas
aaD tyrna a 81 administration.
Los puert5rriquefos pueaen pa
mous el cake soaA le haga la
[stencIa Z. o5e,engue, por aque-
h qus a. hn y a. cabo, en-
II5a De bales, los acuerdos no
|JfcIlss Conozco a muchos hi
is Cuba 7 Puerto-Rlco, residen-
90 Nueva- lorb, que rivalizan en-
,pza del c1ke con los america
con q sobremerlto de arrancarse
sacIones en- cGld neoyor-
|, q1e dan e opio. FL talento de
haacljn de los yankees no llega
Ia ae punto, y me parece que 10
les e aereaQue no 10 aprenden
alar ii en todo 10 que resta del
b AA, qu5 "a son dIas.
Los fhplnos, que han dejado de
uqtoy dudosoS para convertirse
Acha torres e5forzadoS de una eau
alta 1len pueden tolerar que sus
lsas don 1adores prstendan su-
lar {. cstolclsmo traditional con
sJg5l refOrmada, y suprlmlr La
ntura taEala, que debe scr muy
iesante.
L.s cubaoog no saben d estas
Is cual sera en dehnitiva su YER
IA atuacl0n politlca, en- vista de
los lDterveutores quieren repro
i Ell Cuba IA historic del clavo
lesuIta Tantas son las estacio-
que piden, cue mas
na1ltesten su deseo de CONVEX
Cuba en- una carboneria q POGO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09

OTICEAs DIRECTAS

% oice que los cmpIeados del bSH Ho-
\ eatf han rec bido ordenes rcsery Il0s
qat : tsssF una fnes tomen Ior base
k'lii qrs produce, en vex de hAeer ls
'sloa sobre e capital CUE &c 10 que reEs
vna hola suelts cue ha circrlsdo en-
fGadsd psrece qas conf fms esos ru
IT. q resu!tan ciertoG, II a. de qus
'afisds 2 ley a. 0ritseT t0pOssGzO, su
r. . menos poT 10 que rsspects 3 Las
~ OibaDss, que los pobr.s ssIdrAn peor
!" favofecldos por l8 fortuna, 10
a que lac oasAs de mader8
tuaa e. p P'qnefos propietsTios = deven
,'AtFsneute mejoles alqui!eres que
0ncadss De mann posterfs, Con Ia
"ap's &c cue RqueHas requitren fre-
y" gsstos de repSraci6n.
= qae quiere deoir, que siempre cue
= Hgor 81 C6lebre Adsgio:
Ia sea rsgie to-. etc.
rf' grsma de les pieEss que sjecu
banda de 3 mberes en ls yetrets
doning
Pa'o doble, sEI G lit
p'nIa. 81. Trigu, nit&s
'Irodaccion deI 8 r. aoto de <Lohen
lsroeto y ouArteto ral de Ia 6pers
@'AO' : tMsrcsdes
Vas sAruls
a01orts respsctivos:
11a' Camps, Wagusr, Verdi, MaE
"A las unsve de In no hs del mi6f
\ +" pFomovio Uua psqusfla riffs d. lo'
'soorss = del Atrio del tsmplo est6lioe.
= esPectaculo strsjo machos cnrio
- asngre no lego 81 rio.
n aestro amigo don Francisco Gan
A'noFy guards cs ma b aoe slg7noB dia
nseaencis de una f sbre.
0sesanos su pFonto restablecimiento
~OoU Juan q Z, arrendA St. rio de 10
'.'s' Q hos de Cosmo, hIrs circular sI
Y 70 egSnte annncio dando d conooe
I. !orsf Go squsl estableoimiento, qu
: sbitrto 81 p6biioo todos loA msse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09

de estsblsosr una via phbiics sobre campo
sgeno lse h1brfs di, no: lfaera de aht,
propietario! sin sRludarle siquiera DON La
o9rtesis de La indemniEaeion que proeede
toda expropisconf
iClaro cue no ..i Pues nuestro
osso es sa9ntsco, = hsmos sido tratsdos
como usurpadores. sQIisn usurpsf L
ouenta qae ell II norao.e Il 1bernador no
es responsible del dsho que se nos osusa,
porque, no exi.tiendo orgsnizsdo. como
aquf, ell n Notariado en- los Estados L nidos,
no ests obIigsdo q conocer nuestros de-
rechos
5 dira que porque allf no existe una
organisation notarial, como IL de Earops
que es Ia nues trs - dsbe sitersrse Ia de
aQnf por smeYicanizaoionY
Tampooo en- los e. ados Unidos exis-
ten Codigo civil nj Ley hipotecarla. I,
preoisamsnt ambos extos In merecldo
Ell respsto = sun ls simpstfa de los Ests-
dos Unidos.
IA one espirtu, pues, responde cas-
libertad sui generis, de la notarfaf
Porque no sc olga que porque ei abo~
gado de slgunos Estados de ALA sueie
ejerearls, aquf ha de pasar 10 mismo.
No, qae squf no cabs sqaelio del ne
gro Gated ratioo mismo 81 10 mismo-s
FL n otario squel es uns especie de Core
dor, quo NADIA tiene qGe Yer con Is forms
del oontrato. al nuestro se lie oonfls todo
ell Degoeio y Sd trasoendsuois. DIS el de-
pends la Tranquil Lad DIS Lac parties, como
que al Not arlo sc impone la obiig: eion de
precsver evltsr 81 pieito de precsvsrio
TODD en- La escritura que redaota.
Con 10 qae queda dlcho CUE 81 nusvo
Notsrio-abo & ado sc lie ooasioua "a per1ul'
clio gr We, obIigandole faneionsr de No
tario porqae sc 10 obJiga d eOttar los
pleitos, que son, precissmepts, les me
dios oon quo VS. 10 su pstrino-
rio en rspntaoion; q7a no por otva 90.
ss &c prohiblo al n ot2rlo si ej.rcicio de
Is anegsefR.
En- estss oiIcanstsncias, s. 1or director,
y, "a que la prenss en los kstsdos Uni
dos es un bAla&rte,-por amer.oEniLS
oiop, - aeudo 4 V para que Sc Hirvs i"tsT.
ponsf su ilpstrado ontario, sPolt2noo
aigunas oonsideraoionst en- pro da nuestra
asusa. por nas que espars m De qne ss nos
adrniristrsra insticis, Tor haeer ac7dlde la
Asarbles de Notsrios d Ia Presideneia
honorabls de La Suprems Corte, que jas
gsmos Ia llanads, en- dsmsnds de ampcro.
Arsoi bo-Marso de 1901.
JUAN z. RODRIGUEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09

Sabemos, sobre tcdo. de dos personas
una de e-tas reside en- Arroyo Que
estan hacienda esfuerzos desesperados
por c0nseguir La breya.
Llueven las cartas sobre Barbosa Y
Eg0Zcue.
Ala ellOs
PudIera suceder que ell ahijado de
es ulum0, yenciera en- Ia contienda.
Mefltcs para cOnseguirlo: fn6 to
nlente de yoluntariOs, Unconditional ra-
bloso azot9 de elementos autonomis
las en tlempos de Espana: goza de tanta
populafldad, que 81 sc prOpusiera al
cuerpo cleo tOral su candidatura, de Sc
gur0 bteDdrIa. .-... nueye yOtOs. 81
paeblo recuerda perfectar ente cuaI era
su c0nducta durante los veints picO de
amos que estuyO en- el candelerO :.
lie detesta
En- las pa adas elecci0nes, no faltd
quen Indlcara So nOmbre para vocal de
la Junta de instruction y este ocasion6
una prOtesta unanime
Entendemos que su nombramiento
para cualquier cargo SER la Osensa m 5
grave que pudiera inferirse B. aauslla
mort Jerada sOciedad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09
kSUNTOS NOTARIALES
IN DESPOJ0

Los ofeios ensgenados por ls Corona
de Espans - hoy notarfas - oonstituyen
una propieGGd pra0GdG, que dio G lor
dueflos, IN derscho indisonLlble para haoer
suyos Jos pr0duct0s, nj mas n msnos qne
ai se trst ara de IN inmneble .cnalq uiers.
Es mas; al orfgen de ssme1 ante propiedsd
fue fundado eobre una base mas soiids
que el de To- propiedsd sobre Ia TERRA,
porque 4sta, en los oomienzos de ls colo
nizacioD, Sc otorg6 gratuitsments los
pob. adores, en taLto que aquella Sc ven
did decide sl primer momento d los ks
cribanos. que son los Notarios setuales.
A Ia tie 20 despues de que &c or
ganiz6 ell IL tariado Z Ia Peninsul etps'
i ola, poni6ndolo al nivel de las e1igenoiAs
de Is uiviiizscion, tamb On se extendi0 u
Re fJrms Puerto Rec; pero como Ia in
uovaci0n encontro 8quf propietors0s con
terminus deSlGnd0d0s = en- possession legfti
ma de 81 dereCho, dentro de Is respe3tiva
demarosoio1, Ia Ley que aporto la reforms,
oalcS I'd Sc en lss disposIciones tradiolonS
Iss que u paraban al antique Esoribano,
. Ia sazon sVado, virtualmente, Ia Ga
tegorfa de NotATio, y an reo0nooimlento y
re 2eto del dominic privado, conta-7ae n'a
ortEcUEJ que di3s <Il Gobisrno dictars
desde uego las medidas oportunss tl
pbjeto de que sc elasi6quen los ofoios de
ia f6 pubiics enagenados, Sc declaren los
ierechos de los propietarios de los mis-
Smos, Sc les 0bOne ia az kensnsz1cion 90
<rres pondI-I ts
PartiaDdo de sse dereeho, mas t2rde,
desc andio IN Deereto dsndo facultad
los n 3tArios para presentar IN teri ero
que les reemp azRra en- aus efsios, Gays
dis u 81 si6n Sc 3ioto para fsoilitsr al prcrie
torso la Uenta ds an notarfa. NotRVo ttrs
raxon. 7 ESQ rsiifos ell cello que presto
Esp4ha, en- pro De los derechas sdGulrido.
la sonbrs de sas leyes.
Hall&ndonos en- esas eondioiones q
dsclsr6 IL gnerrs entire Espsha y los rs
tad,s Unidos, que did lugsr nj ira
t&do de Paris. por sl cual rs conpromet.
el gobierno snericano respet:r el sere
oho particular privsdo.
Ese Ct sdo de Paris es evldsnte au'
pc f md de scuerdo con u constitution d.
hos Estsdos Unidos; 81 ess sen, tItueion
nj tratarse do los Terfitofios- aica forms
en- qus, por analogfa, dsbs ssr considers
do Paerto- -Rioo-en 81 seocion 1851, .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09
BUEN INDIGO

Nusstro distinguido amigo el doctor
don jose Esteb2n Szldsf1a la recibiao el
siguiente despscho de Washington
Sen0do enUta vtsitGr ssLd conaistors pc
dida por 7ao6otr06. BuIbds Borda.
Es decir que dentro de POGO tendremos
en- Is isla esos comisionades d fn de to-
mar informss fdedignos soeroa ds nues
tras quejas contra al bSH Hollander.
como estas son iustss no las sy.
n IN partido NJ la frsooion de IN psrtid 0.
sino el pals. is generalidad del pals, DEBEs
ser atendidsk.
De que 10 sean no responsiveness.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09
nDreSIOneS ameriCanas


Por 10 que no pasara ninguno
de los habitantes de los tres pueblos
ltlgantes, es porQue sc les quiera
matar de hambre y condenar d ex-
termination irremediable, que tai pa
rece ser el prop6sito de lts nuevos
conquistadores.
A m6nos con el sistema que ST.
guen en- Pnerto-Rico, fernando 81
pueblo a emigrar y sin proteger el
trabajo y la production, Ia famosa
Borlnquen, que justamente aguarda-
ba entrar Ell una via de desarrollo y
prcsperidad baio Ell pabeIl0n de la
gran repubhca del norte, vera con
augusta despoblado su suelo y bur-
ladas sus legitimas esperanzas.
Con una ley de relaciones CO.
merciales, que es incompatible con
las condolences econ0micas del pals,
sin la proximidad de IN Immediate
desquite las desgracias sufridas, la
perspective que presenta La antigua
isla espanola 10 puede ser mas III
sostenlble para los que en- ella han
nacido.
Puede asegurarse que en- el go
bierno de Washington, no ha exist
do III existe una information exacta
acerca de la situacl0n en- que aquella
Sc encuentra. Una information of
cial, Sc entiende; pues particularmen-
te Sc que son varias las que Sc han
puesto en- conocimiento del presidente
Mac Kinley; sin que este supreme
magistrate las tome en- conside-
racldn para proesder Ell justicia,
sin duda porque no proceden de sus
protegidos los Puertorriquehos anne
rlcanizados.
FL case es harto doloroso; para
comentarlo entire burlas y veras, y
mas provoca poner coleras en- la
pluma, que ironias y frasoos SIN
congecuencla.
EuIpUia HO 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09
Ia aDemOcracia

Eotifcamos & nuestros amigos de San
aan, cue este diario Sc vende sn el esta
blecimien1o neroautii que poseen sn Ia
plaza de Alfonso XII, los sehores Allen
Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09
MUunOLO

Suenan varios nombres, entire los
tres o cuatro repnblicanOs que hay en-
aquel pueblo, para Ia presidencla del
Tribunal de policia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09
EuIOgie HO to

Nev-York, / 2 de Mario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-09

JuAN Z. RODRIGUEZ.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-05-17
You Want the Best.

Your Physician aims to
put all his knowledge, ex-
perience and skill into the
prescription he writes. 1t is
an order for a combination
of remedies which YoIr case
requires. He cannot rely on
the result unless the ingre-
dents. are pure and reliable
and properly compounded.
Be-fair to your doctor and
to yourself by bringing your
prescriptions here They'll
be compounded only by reg
istered pharmacists, who are
aided by the largest stock of
drugs in this part of the
State, everything Of the fin
est quality that money. can
buy OF experience select. :
d. PUTEGNAT. Manager
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-05-17
An English Tribute
to Hawthorne
From the London spectator }

From the London spectator
ITO me Americans never seem to
make half enough of Hawthorne.
What more can they possibly want
what more would they have? Al
American to the back bone. in
every fibre of his heing. jraion>Iy
American, fercely American, ready
To hate BritiSher or To love him
as rational occasion prompt or de
mand, but finding hatred always a
little the easier of the two. the
master of style so exquisite bat
nothing is too delicate, too shad-
owy, too evanescent to escape from
its lneshes, his lingering of that
great instrument, the English is
so perfect that not note is robbed
Of its particular music, while for
eloquence, sheer, glowing elo-
quence, he has had no rival for a
century His fancy, his magma
ton his feeling for things, for the
beauty or horror of things, of all
the charms of places, all the riches
of association, are they not his
after a measure as much above
praise as beyond limitations 1t IS
TO me a matter or extraordinary
satisfaction that Hawthorne was
the first real author ever set eyes
on. He vas pointed out to me in
a street in Liverpool. | only
knew. him tben as the author of
"Tanglewood Tales, - but 1t was
enough. He was the best looking
authsr | have ever seen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-11
MILL OWNERS AGREE
ON LABOR CONDITIONS FoR THE
OPERATIVES.
WILL BE NO LEGISLATION
TO REGULATE MILL LABOR IN
NORTH CAROLINA.

An Agreement Signed by the Mill
Owners Accepted by the Legisla-
ture-Contains Liberal Terms and
Its Acceptance Urged by Opera
tivcs-A Weeks Work Not to Ex-
ceed Sixty-six HOurs-ChiIdren I'm
der IL Years Not to Work During
school Term, and Ten Years to BE
the Age Limit Under Any Circum-
stances.
Charlotte, ~ c., March 10-The present
session of the North Carolina Legislature
has decided not to enact any legislation
regulating work In the cotton mills of the
state. The operatives, as well as the mill
owners, were anxious TO avoid any legls-
lation, preferring 40 work out the prob
lem in their own way. An agreement,
signed by nearly all the mill owners of
the state, was submitted to the Legisla-
ture, and this agreement was accepted in
lieu of the proposed law regulating labor.
Following is the agreement entered in
to by the mill owners of the state:
First. That one weeks work shall not
exceed sc hours.
Second. That no child less than 12
years old shall work in a cotton mill dur
ing the term of an available public school,
Provided: This shall not apply to chill
dren of widows or physically disabled
parents. Provided further. that Ten years
shall be the lowest limit at which chill
dren may be worked under any circhm-
stances.
Three. That we will cooperate with
any feasible plan to promote the education
of the working people in the state, and
will cheerfully submit to our part of the
burdens and labors to advance the cause
of general education.
Four. on the basis of the above agree
ments of cotton mill owners and man
ayers we hereby petition the Legislature
not to pass any labor laws at this session
of the Legislature.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-11
CUBANS ARE SORE
RADICAL PRESS KEEPING UP THE
AGITATION.
HOPE THAT U. S. WILL RECEDE
CONGRESS- ACTION CHARGED TO
THE TRUSTS.

Articles From American Papers,
which Seem to support Their Pos
sitiOn, Freely CircuIated-SenOr G..
Gomez Speaks OF the s'UnheaIthy
Imperialism" MhIcIsIs Corrupting
the Blood of n Generous People.
Committee on Foreign Relations
to Meet To-day.
Havana, March 10.-Although the politi~
cal demonstrations have ended, the radi-
cal element In the Cuban Constitutional
Convention has not given up hope that
the United States will recede from the po-
sition taken regarding the Platt amends
ment The radical press is doing every
thing in its power to keep this view be-
fore the public. 1t attributes the action
of the United States Congress to the in
fluence of the trusts, declaring that the
American people "are in favor of giving
Cuba absolute independence and of re-
buking the action of the administration
Articles from American papers which
seem to sustain the attitude of the cons
vention are given wide publicity.
Senor Gualberto Gomez say la La Pa.
tria:
Let us. the champions of our country's $
independence and sovereignty, preserve
the calm, dignifed attitude we have as
sumed. Do not let us lose our calm
judgment. Let us maintain our energetic
resolutions to be free. but let us avoid
furnishing the slightest pretext for the
unhealthy imperialism which is corrupt
ing the blood of generous people and
inclning them to trample upon our
rights
Let us still have faith in the justice
of our cause, and in the honor of the coun-
try which produced Washington, Jefferson
and Lincoln"
At street corners in various public
places placards have posted which read
thus:
ITO the People of the United States:
DO not make any promises that you are
not sure to keep. and never go back on
the word you have given. (Signed)
George Washington"
This is recommend to the consideration
of "all worthy compatriots of the great
American"
Thus far the radical members of the
convention remain firm in their determi-
nation not to accept the Platt amend
ment, The Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions will meet tomorrow. but a final re-
| port Is not expected for several days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-11
RAYM0ND'S SMOOTH GAME.
Makes a Speciality of College Presi-
dents-Lov and Gilman Appear
Against Him.

New York. March 1O.-Presldent Seth
Low Of Columbia University, Gen. Thorn
as l.. Ford, president of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank, President Daniel C. Gilman
of Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
and Secretary William Beebe OF Columbia
University were in Police Court to-day
before Magistrate Pool to prosecute Ross
Raymond for swindling. President Low
and President James and Secretary Beebe
told how Raymond, under the name of
Prof. Sanders, had played confidence
game on them, by which he obtained 800
from the bank. President Gilman testi-
fed that the letter which Raymond pre-
sented to President Low was a forgery.
The technical charges on which Raymond
was held were the forging of the check
and the Gilman letter, and he was held
in 5000 bond on each of these charges
Raymond was arrested In New Haven last
week for trying to swindle President Had
ley of Yale College.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-11
BURNING OF LONDON"
Wild Remarks by LimericL's Mayor
at Emmet Anniversary in New
York CITY.

New York, March 10-The one hundred
and twenty-third anniversary of the birth
OF Robert Emmett. the Irish patriot mar
tyr, was celebrated under the auspices of
the Clan Ma Gael tonight by a concert
and mass meeting in the Academy of Mu-
sic. The oration was delivered by Mayor
John DAILY of Limerick, ireland, who ap-
peared on the platform with the gold
links Of office around his neck. The
Academy, which was decorated with the
United States. Irish, Transvaal and
Orange Free States flags, was packed
with enthusiastic Irish-Americans of both
sexes.
Mayor DAILY said Limericks Mayor.
people and corporation had no stomach
for honoring Engand's late Queen.
Good men," he said, "tell us that the
only hope for Ireland is the burning Of
London. If there is any man who thinks
he can go over and do in London what
Kitchener is doing in the Transvaal will
not stop him.
II believe that there is stil hope for
Ireland because l know that the French
government has, during the past FIVE
months, slowed away more coal than It
has used in four years. One would nat
urally believe that they are going to
make 1t hot for somebody"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-11
THE SEAB0ARD NOT SOLD.
pOrt-COntrOI of System Is Not
for sale.

Richmond, Va. March 1O.-President
John Skeiton Williams was asked to-day
regarding the report published in a New
York newspaper that the Seaboard Air
Line system has been purchased by Au-
gust Belmont and the Rothschilds. He
ridiculed the story and said:
THE report that controlling interest
in the Seaboard Air Line system has
been purchased by parties allied to the
Louisville and Nashville or any other sys-
tenn is an idle one, and without founda-
tion | regret that newspapers should be
willing to frequently and periodically give
currency to such reports. l and my i'm
mediate associates own a controlling in
terest in the Seaboard system. My finan.
cial interest in 1t to-day is larger than it
ever has been before. The condition Of
the system rs stronger than ever, and
earnings are heavier than at any time
in its past history. We are satisfied with
the property, intend TO hold it, and operate
1t, and controlling interest in the Sea-
board Air Line system is not for sale to
anybody at any price"