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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
CRIMES

IAN. 2-Jas. L. Moore, aged So, kills wife.
aged p, at Names, Mo-, and commits sui
eide.
6-During murder trial at Otter Creek, KY,
2 men killed in free fight
@During trial in court at Oak Ridge, Miss,
quarrel resulted in killing of A D. Roll
land, r. S. Stephenson and DR.. Otto Aus
I-At Proud Gap, KY, 4 killed in quarrel
over game of cards.
I3-Fred c. Bonfls and H. H. Tammen, pro-
prietors of Denver Post, shot by VIM. w
Anderson, a w~ell-known attorney, during
16EHEx-Cong David G.. Colson kills Ethel
bert Scott. at Frankfort, Ky; ? bystand-
ers also killed; feud.
Feb. 7-Entire family of 6 Indians, by name
of McTavish, killed by vigilance commit
tee in British charged with be-
ing witches.
2S--Jos. Clean, farmer living near Bluef1eld.
w. Va kills daughter, her lover and self.
Mar. Frank Steele Of Omaha. kills wife,
her rescue. and commits suicide; domes-
220Tom Jones cnegro) kills Ella Jones and
5 of her children. at Garner, N. c..
ADJ. 13-August Young shoots Katie Van
Klostere. in Murphysboro. H.; disap-
16-In drunken riot at Johnstown, Pa. Ital-
ian kills men: W0undin n{ Z z others Tam
kills wife and self; jealousy.
15-Mrs. Moser and 8 children found muir
dered near fremont, Ill.
Jun Ain -feud at San Augustine, Tex,
Sheriff Noel and 2 brothers are killed.
and rounds. herself, at Eldorado. Kan;
Jul. 6~Rufus T. Wright kills wife of days,
and self, at Columbia S. c.
2-In race riot in New Orleans Robert
Charles (colored) kills 2 policemen;
Aug. Alive dead as result of feud between
Dooley and Harris families, at Doe Run.
Mo.
13-Farmer Jones and Bonnie Turner take
poison and die together, near Clinton,
Mo, because too poor tomarry.
14-AtJ jamestown, o., A. g. Btngamon kills
wife, son-in-law and self; family trouble.
20-Dr. s. Harrington while drunk at Far
ley, Mo-, kills uncle, mother-in-law, Sher-
if Dillingham;; is then killed by sherif's
Sep. paul Cronin at aukes Wis,
kills Mrs. E. Miller and shoots himself,
because she refused to marry him.
F Indians kill each other at Turtle
marry chiefs daughter.
Oct. TWalter Evans kills wife and self,
at Beattysville, KY; domestic trouble.
AT Falmouth, Ky, c. S. Anderson kills
wife and self; she would not live with
him.
3-Because husband intended becoming a
farmer Mrs Valentine Roullier browns
daughter and self. at Two Rivers. Wis.
24-Carrie Caldwell kills her 3 children and
self, at HunterSville, n. c.; insane from
grief over parents deaths....Chas Vargo
kills wife and self at Aurora, ILL.,; drink.
Nov. elm fight over politics at Caseyville.
Ind, Wallace Graves killed and s others
wounded.
Barlow, Fla, John Carter and
Oliver Moody killed in duel over girl.
Dec. 6-Theo. Wallert pleads guilty to muir
der of wife and 4 stepchildren, at Airing
ton, MINI.
poisoning at Forsythe Mines. o.
24-Jos. Douglass, of Crawfordsvile, Ind.
kills one man and wounds another for
calling on his wife |
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FIRES.

jan ls-IOWa City. la. business block: $780,
Feb. LDayton, O.. fire in business section:
Est. Louis. among business houses; ST.
z-Newark, n. j.. s1.oOO. coo fire in retail dry
Mar. 7-PhiladeIphia. $4,000 fire in retail,
sCLead City. S. D.. 50 business buildings;
Apr. Newport. Ark. $4,000 fire in bust
kansas City. Mo, democratic conven-
ton hall and other buildings; $40o, 900.
Apr; IMenominee. Mich, Spies building:
7-~Pittsburgh. Pa. Jos. Horne & Co.'S de-
partment store; 100000.
screen Point. N. Y, several factories;
ss~HpIl; Ont. entirely destroyed and ot.a-
3O-Forest fires in Michigan reach alarm
May &New York. Mallory line steamship
zNApaiachicola. Fla. 6 business blocks;
Iun' GSte Etinne du saguenay, Can, Prime
Bros. & Co.'S lumber plant: 400.Oo0.
7-Virginia, Mimi. DESTROYED; $5O0,000.
1s-Bloomington. Ill. 2.Ooo: coo fire in bust
wealth Mining Co.'S mill; $500. 900.
2sLMorencia,. A r. Detroit Copper Mining
sOc cfid onsl.iPNg q. I T.. .Sfe on docks of North
German Lloyd Co., and ocean liners Saale.
Bremen and Malp destroyed; SO ooe; G SSo; ass
Jul. SConstable Hook. N. J.. Standard on
Co.'S plant: $1.500,O0.
lEPrescott, A T., business section and 60
dwellings; $500. 900.
2aNSt. Paul. MINI, Cold Storage G. Ware
house Co.'S warehouse: $4,000.
2EBufalo, N. Y, Eastern elevator: $3.50, 900.
Aug. Ashland, Wis, Baker & Stewart
n keystone Lumber Co.'S lumber yards:
s.,
19-Alexandria, Ind. Kelly AK Mani. Co.'S
plant; $Se0,00.
s1-Forest fires in Colorado and Wyoming:
estimated damage at $40. 000. 00o.
Sep E-Narragansett Pier. $350.000 fire.
15Houston, Tex, & Planters
oil mill; 500. 900. Near Plymouth, Mass.
forest fires: S00-00-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Wonderful flour is used for cakea n
for all delicste preparations it shoult
be previously dried and sifted.
To peel tomatoes easily scald themi in
boiling water, then dip them into colo
water and proceed with the peeling.
Raisinss currants and other dried
fruits which require to be washed
must be thoroughly dried and Toured
before using. Where cake mixtures are
concerned the fruit must be put In
last. as much stirring sends IL all ~
the bottom.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03

Jan. mississippi freezes over at st.
Ca. establishes new record.
Feb. @Tornado sweeps coast of New
foundland.
hours in Chicago. Collinsville struck
by windstorm.
Mar. LHeaviest snow since 1883 in north
ern New York and New England: bust
ness at standstill.
15.Heavy snowstorms in Texas. Missis-
Apr, Lightning strikes during snow
sISloudburst at Water Valley, Tex.
Dam at Austin, Tex, swept away;
S2.000,00 damage and over so lives lost.
l9-1Tornado sweeps over Winfield and
Clearwater, Kan.
16-Tornado at Hamburg, Ia
May jTornado at Wilsonville. Neb., ana
in central Kansas
ECyclone in ~Jerseyvslle, Il....Terri1c
hailstorm at Toledo. O.-..Tornado at
San Antonio, Tex.
2s-Eclipse of sun viewed; in belt of total
ity clear sky in strip running from
Norfolk to New orieans....Cycione in
sebawa township, Mich.
demolished by ornado. MANY build
1ngs wrecked BY wind at Miami, l. I.
231Cyclone in Beaver county,. OKLA.
Damaging windstorm near Blanchard
26-Mississippi at unparalleled low mark.
;...Streets of Mobile, Ala, submerged
by cl%oudbursts
Jul. SCyclone destroys Steamboat Rock,
H-L1ano. Tex. destroyed in part by
16-Cloudburst at Coleman. Tex.
20-Snow at Marshall, Mich.
2S-~Forgerings, N. D., wiped out by tor
nado.
S1-Cloudburst floods canyons and valleys
in Arizona.
Aug. 1-Tintic mining region, Utah,
shaken by earthquake.
6-Intense heat in Chicago causes nine
deaths.
15-Hailstorm destroys 4o.Ooo acres wheat
near st Thomas. N. d.
16-Storm in eastern Illinois destroys $780,
00G broom corn.
20-Tornado at Sheboygan, Wis, does
$S00,00 damage.
2EHurricane off coast of Cape Nome,
:Hailstorm does $500, 900 dam
age to tobacco in Rock county, Wis.
Sep. 6-EarthQuake at Lituya bay, Alas
ka.
7-Tropical gale sweeps Florida coast.
9-West Indian hurricane wrecks Calves
ton, Tex; vessels driven miles inland
and rice crop destroyed; property loss
,2 eIstmaoed does at ir s56o SS U'oS Ssmae 20 TO- IVY 9r VoH;
around Buffalo, N. Y, and several PAN
American exposition buildings partially
wrecked.
25-Waterspout and tornado at Ferguson,
27-sharps. Ia, almost destroyed by cy-
Oct. 4Red Wing, Mimi, cut off from
outside world by storm.
Cyclone does 100000 damage at Biwa-
blk. MINI.
Hearth in tremor 6 hours from q earth
quake shocks at Kodiak, Alaska.
Jacksonville. Fla, s earthquake
shocks.
Nov. 2O-Tornado lays waste plantations
in western Tennessee and northern Mis-
sisissippi.
Dec. 15-Earthquake felt at Santiago de
Cuba.
16-Joplin, No, shaken by earthquake.
Gale upsets houses in San Francisco.
17-EarthQuake in East Tennessee, Virginia
and North Carolina.
Earthquake at Santiago de Cuba.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
NEUROLOGY.

| NECROLOGH.
Jan 7-McGlynn. Rev. Edw.. Catholic priest
and single-taxer, at Newburg, n. Y: 81.
i2-Ruskin, John, author and poet. at Brant-
wood, Eng; 81.
Doone," at Teddington, Eng. 75
22-Stockton. John Potter. ex-U. s. sena-
2-Dowager duchess of SchIesWig-Hol-
stein, at Dresden, Ger; IS.
31-Marquis of Queensberry, in London Sc.
Kentucky.
Mother Elizabeth Strange. founder of
Sisters of Mercy order in U. s.. at Pitts
1s~Welis, H. H, military governor vir-
ginia in reconstruction days. at Palmyra.
21IKeeley: Leslie e. of Dwight. Ill. at
Virginia, at Washington.
tHennessy, Archbishop at Dubuque.
6-Harmer, Alfred C.. congressman Gather
s0oP Of th9 hG Ed9. At G esImina 20 EnI Pa; Is, =.
sissippi. at Holly Springs.
2oSawyer. Philetus, ex-U. S. senator. at
s11GibSon,s chas Il, ex-u; s. senator from
APR. 4-BidWeli. John. prohibition candidate
for president in 1892, at Chico. Cal.
25-Hallidie, A. s.. invented first cable car
system, at San Francisco: 73.
May 1-Munkacksy. celebrated painter, at
Bonn, Austria.
-Enolcott, VIM T., statesman, at BOSTON,;
7-Culberson. David B., ex-cong.. at Jefer-
son, Tex....Willis, Richard storrs. poet
and writer, at Detroit, Mich; "a.
22-Hill. Nathaniel p, ex-U. senator, at
Denver, Col; 6s.
Jun. 5-Crane, Stephen. American war cor
respondent. at Baden-Weller. Ger, 80.
11Gladstone. Mrs. w. E., at Hawarden
castle. London: IS.
16-Hoffeeker. John Henry. cong. at Smyr-
ma. Del.
Jul. Phillip. John W.. rear admiral. at
Brooklyn; 60.
pPennington. John l., ex-gov. of Dakota
at Oxford, Ala; rs.
IIGear. John Henry. U. S. senator from
Iowa, and twice gov. of state, at Washing
ton. IS.
2s-Carr, Elias. ex-gov.. in Edgecomb coun-
ty. N. G..
s1sR,dpath. John Clark. historian. at New
York; 80.
Aug. ICox, Jacob p, ex-gov. of Ohio. at
Magnolia, Miss: 20
5Pryor. Luke, ex-U. s. senator. at Athens.
Ala.
s-Hamlin, DR.. Cyrus. celebrated Turkish
missionary, at Portland, Me-; So.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
LYNCHINGS

Jan. 5Newport News, Va, w. w. Watt
(whitel shot,: assault.
16-Near Henning. Tenn, Anderson Cause
(coiored); had aided escape of 2 murderers.
20-Fort Scott. Kan. George and Ed Meeks;
murder.
26-Canon City, Col, Thos Reynolds, an
escaped convict
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS.

Jan. Italy agrees to open door policy IN
China, completing list of powers approx
ing Sec. Hays proposal....W. Murray
Crane in~agurated gov. Mass.
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CASUALTIES,

Jan. ASchooner Puritan wrecked on Cabot
island, n. F.; ) of crew lost.
A-Los Angeles. Cal. IL entombed by
S-Near Wilkesbarre. Pa. s in railroad
Feb. Sschooner Mary c. Ward capsized
near Newbern, N. c.; 5
sEEscanaba, Mich, 8 in railway wreck.
house.
H-Roanoke Marshes. Va, 6 by capsizing of
schooner.
Mar. New York. 6 In burning building.
INear Fire Creek. Va. "a by mine ex-
n-Newark. n. J.. II in tenement house fire
apr I-Claremont Va. 5 in burning home,
n jackson, Miss, z in flood.
zt-At waco and Blackshear, Tex, 10 by
sioudoursts....At Ottawa and Hull, Can.
May ENear schofieid, Utah. $50 by ex-
pioSion IN mine of Pleasant Valley Coal Co,
I~z-Phlladelphia, by railroad collision In
!unneI....Tom's Creek, Va. 6 by explosion
T7Isan Francisco. sdeaths to date from bu-
bonic plague
Gin Cumnock coal mines. N. G al Inv ax.
plosion.
S9Near Montgomery, w. Va, u from eat
ing poisoned provisions.
wreck.
7.Nears tockhridge. Wis. by fall of heavy
tiThers-
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19-scott. Robt. Kingston, military gov: q

12-scott. Robt Kingston, military gos nd
south Carolina in reconstTuction days anu
later civil gov. at NspolsoYV' mmil,ionairs
f and pres. Southern Pacific Tailway; ..
i6-Ingalls, John J.. ex.U. .. sshsaotn %
Atchison. kan, at Las Vegas HOT springs
22NSmith, Carl. sculptor. of Washington, II.
se -; a IsLaWeiling. Lorenzo D., ex~gov. of
Kansas, at city "a
1Ses for vice pres, near Bath, Me-: s..
14-Sieard, Montgomery. rear admiral al
Westernviile. n. Y. ara, in
civi; war, at Springfield, Ill: s.
a5NEx-U. S. Senator John NJ. Palmer Glib
Oct. i9Wflson, VIM. l.. pres. washington
and Lee university. and st s16en ana Ils
a.Warner,u Sha for 1u GLEN a%shor anu 's0
Fisherman, John, statesman al ashA
a0M;uiier, Max. philologist. at Oxford
Nov. a1strong. VIM. L.. ex-mayor of New
n-Dan. r. G.. head of mercantile agency.
at New York; "A.
12-Daly, Marcus. Montana copper ENG, a.
New York; 60. Willard, Henry, railroad
magnate. near Dobbs Ferry, y. Y; %:
16-Ramsdell. Geo. A. ex-gov, New Hamp-
aoMHoyt, Chas. H. playwright. at Charles
22-sullivan. Sir Arthur, composer, at Lon
zSDavis. Cushman K, U. S. senator, at ST
Paul, Mimi; g.; o. ;,
rank to Dewey. at Washington; 50;
Dec. 2-McC1urg, Jos. W., eX-goV. OF MIS-
souri,, at Lebanon: 81. :.
Laurens, 8. c.. Oldest mason in the
world lAdna Adams Treat), at Denver:
Col: 1os..-McAuliffe, artist at thew forK'
15.Porter; John Addison. at Pomfret'
1s-Ludiow. Ex-Gov. Geo. c.. at New
Brunswick; 20.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-03

NDO GhAAA
Jan. Indiana glass factories start VI
after 6 mos. acknowledgements iron
works in Pittsburgh resume operations
advancing wages of 10000 men, increasing
pay roll over 81, 600, 900 yearly. .Pennsyl
vania railroad pensions $50 old employees
15-United Mine Workers in national gath
ering at Indianapolis; John Mitchell re-
elected president on 18th.
I10Chicago drainage canal costing $50, O00,-
Germs consolidate; capital, sS2, OOO. 900.
Feb. SIN Chicago $500 men defy contrac-
tors new rules and walk out; during sub
seQuent week number of strikers in
creaSeS to Z, 600
14-Sheet steel mills of country combiIe at
Pittsburgh: capital, $50. 600. O00.
Mar. Owe 5000 men idle in Chicago.
26-Actual work on $50, O0O,OO underground
rapid transit tunnel in New York begun.
Apr. Pin Chicago, 200 union pickets at
tackled so nonunien workers; IL men in
iured during riot.
23-Spring Valley Ull.1 Co 8 5000 coal min
fascinated $50, COO men and SIS 900, 600 cap
ital made idle in Chicago by strikes.
May @Standard OIL Co. raises wages of
$4,000 men 10 per cent. and reduces working
hours.
I'm Chicago Judge Tuthiu declares con-
tract for county work invalid because of
clause requiring exclusively union labor.
E@Three strike sympathizers shot in St.
Louis in fight with men who attempted to
Z-During 81 days of ST. Louis street car
strike 5 persons killed and rs wounded
2S-St. Louis street car wrecked with dyna
mite.
Jun. 2-Boy killed ard woman stripped and
beaten for riding on St. Louis street car.
24-Trafhc successfully resumed on all ST..
Louis street railway lines.
Jul. 2-St. Louis street car strike settled,
both sides claiming Wall paper
trust dissolved.
Interstate m commission reports
railroad mileage of 252, 364 and number OF
employees at 925, 1924. 80. Provision exports
for fiscal year reach $3.50. 900, 900. breaking
record.
26-Schooner Pretoria. largest wooden boat
eyer built ESQ # long) launched at Bay
Aug. 16-International Typographical union,
in session at Milwaukee, declares against
indiscriminate boycotts.
I7-Kentucky's manufacture of whisky
reaches 21.7S9.722 gal. for fiscal year.
miners ordered.
1.-Two killed and 10 wounded in strike riots
at Shenandoah, Pa: governor orders out
troops....Gl i chimney manufacturers
ing strike of II, 700 employees.
Oct 10-One man killed and several injured
during attempt of strikers to close col
liery at Oneida, Pa.
13-Anthracite miners in convention at
Scranton decide to accept 10 per cent.
wage increase offered by operators pro-
viding same rate hold till April, 1901; Slid
ing scale abolished; other questions to be
arbitrated.
25Coal strike declared of, operators hav-
ing agreed to 10 per cent. advance. Strike
lasted 80 6as. with lao, 900 men out. entail
ing total loss of $4,000. 600; 80 per cent. of
Nov. Mime months strike of 2.5Oo New
York cigar makers ended by men resum-
ing at old rates.
1S-Indiana coal field idle on account of
hosting engineers strike.
Dec. eAtchiSon, Topeka & Santa Fe r r
telegraphers strike.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23
PINceaases

In ls tarde del microbes se bafi aban
en- In parte derechs de la puerta de San
Juan unss nif1as de 80 afos& 4 quienes
acompsfsbs una mujsr de spellido Msixo
nat: ls llamsda Carmen Guerra sc adelan
to 1 sus smiguitas y6ndoss muy afuers y
perdio pie. A vsoss safa fote GA
cando In oabezs una mano, en- situa
Dion tan desespersda aoert6 a passr por alli
nuastro Particular amigo don Alfredo
Iglesias, sooio de los propietsrios lie La
Aulsta. oil qae sin p3rdida de tempo ae
lanxo lss ondas con exposioion de su vi
da, logrsndo fustraer 4 Carmen Guerra de
ana muerte segura.
Tn detalls curioso. Habfs un hombre
del pueblo oeroa del sefior Iglesias y al pc
dirls suxilio 10 nsg6 objetando que no
iba nojar sas vsstidos que sran andra
jos.
NoRotros ls tributamca nuestros plA
semss Por "a sbneg aoion y por sus mobiles
santimientos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

espiritistas = divide los iutereses eoon6mi
COS del pats mientrss cobra de este un lu
1oso tueldo como miembro del Consejo
e1scutivo. Hacen bsstantes sesiones las
que no ooRcurre ell camarero.
LA virtuosa sef1orisa Providencia
Fernhndez Gomez, hs falleoido en- esta Ga
pital despues de penosa y aguda enfsrme
dad. Aver tuvo efecto su entierro.
-Continds en- visje por la isla nues :
tro amigo don Jos6 G. del Valle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO
Marxo 2s.

Anoohe, iaeves, oomieron pavo -oomo
vulgarmente Sc dice los que fueron ls
plaza con objeto de cir Ia retreta. Nc
la hubo; pues hAsta ell vsntfseis no llegan
los papeIes de la banda milisar del regi
miento pusrtorriqueho, que 90 qudsTon
On NV York.
Han dado oomienxo en- la Catsdral
las novsnas de la Doloross; son amsnisa-
dss CON una orqusRta; la oonearrencia
ss regular; hay predicsdores que todas
las noehes tratan sobre la religion de
Jesas y sua misterios.
-Entrs los emigraLtas devaeltos por
sl vapor California visne un espaf1ol
que dioe no ssbe las oausss por que 90 le
trae otra Yes aquf, que se 10 enosrro va
rios dias y que ell trato cue reoibisron 81
y sus compsderos fu6 muy malo.
Al poliofa insulsr Fernando Gam :
bsro ss le form6 un conseio dc guerra por
ssoAndalo. No he podido averigusr Ia
pena que 90 le haya impuesto. pero soaso
sera ell relieve y alguna malta insignihcan-
te. Asi snda esto.
-Tambi6n SO ha hsoho cargo Ii po-
licfs insular del servioio en- el barrio de
Puerta de Tierrs. Los gnardiss que han
de quedar en- esta oiudad estan llegando
de la isla, y Hn de mes estarA oompleta
Ia vigilancia bsjo ell nuevo sistema.
-Hs regfegsdo dc su visie IL isla
nuestro estimsdo eorreligionario don San.
tiago II. Palmer.
-EstA noEnbrado oelador dc IL poll.
cfa insular don Francisco Gorbea.
-En Ia Cathedral 20 estan hacienda
Las misiones & cargo de los reverendos pa
dres Paules. A elias asists sl honorable
Prelado.
-Mshsna debe lleg.r & e.te puerto,
procedente de Nav Yo 1 el vapor anne
ricano Arkadia, que aalio el 10 de squel
puerto.
pars dar la fanoion anuncisds por Ell barf.
tono Lsfflts, Ell domiogo prox,mo Es ca
al geguro se transfers para otro dfa.
La barca Tdeete. que lego desman
telada aver, no 10 remolco el Puerto Rico,
fu6 Ell U,aca Trae oargameuto de carbon
para Ia empress del slumbrsdo ei6ctrico.
-Auoche hubo uu conato de inceudio
en- una sastrerfa, frente la farm aoia de
Guillermety, por Ia explosion de un quin
que. Sc sofooo en- el momento.
Sc estk fernando IN album de tod 90
laa personas de representation en- Puerto
Rioo de todos los edi6oios de valer, ell
que ssrA exhibido = vendido en- la exposi
sion de B Il ,lo.
-Parece que SO Ia trasmtido NAL mi
telegrama de aver respeoto los comisio
nados Borda BAlb&s. No solo no han
llegado sino que ellos pensaban salir POI
primer vapor, y Sc les ia dsdo orden de
que 40 abatengan de hacerlo hasts Ell embar-
Que de la comisi6n nombrada por Mr. Mac
Kinley para escuchar las quejas de Puer
to- Rico.
Ell juex municipal de Barranquitaa
pids pr6rroga en- la lioeueia que disfruta,
= oil attorney general 10 manih ssta qss de
be envfar constaneia msdics para oonce
dersela.
-La division de los republioanos d.
Manau toma NAL earActer. Sc sgusrds qua
dsntro do POGO hsya una de garrotazoI
entire ambos bandOs.
En- ls ptimefa sem soa de Abrii sal
drA oil gobernador Mr. 4 ZEN para Was
|hington, celebrar una eonferencia cof
Mr.. Mao L uley que 10 llama por cable.
-Extrsfia macho sl pueblo que Ma
tisnso Cinsron coupe sa tempo On nssssing'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

yer TCPIOuu ALAOo III OlALAduCc
,5,torial del LIsTIN DIARIo, que We la
~ w. ii Santo Domingo Ese trabajo
~ - m llamamiento a la emigration
S~norto-riauona = La vecina republica
8o,sa Ba trabajadores que levanten su
-. u.odncci6n E impulHen gu progreso.
Vsmos un sintoma en- ese toque
/. clarin las puertas del terru-
A. Sintoma de muerte que nos
iIora 10 de amargura, porque noso-
t,os t hiios enthusiasts del pals, no
Dos ~" as dable evitar que el pals Sc
arruine y SO despueble.
" Con Ell editorial del peri6dico do
min;cano coincide la multitud de ho-
is yoIantes en- que las agsncias
jsmioratorias jro Sc disputan a las vfcti-
mas del hambre. Cuba, Hawaii y el
Fcnador establecen aqui su banderin
40 enqanche. Y vendran otros y
at,os Banderines, porque la fama de
Pnerto- Rico vueIa por el orbe y va
% sabe Que un pueblo que muere
ds miseria en- sus chozas de yaguas,
onta DOR morir de nostalgia en- cual-
ouier rinc6n del extranjero.
Sin garantias, sin libertades, sin
medios de vida, sin esperanzas para
d poryenir, nuestros hermanos hacen
ahora 10 que no hicieron nunca; aban-
dopar el suelo nativo, marchar a tie
rras ignotas, correr la inclerta aven-
tpra con sus familias, renunclar q los
recuerdos benditos, aceptar ell exodo
como una necesidad imperiosa y, en-
tre ellos y su amada lsla, poner las
olas revueltas del oc6ano para STEM
pre- para siempre
Antes, hacia este paraiso de los
t,inicos yenian buscando fortuna los
maTlorouines los catalanes los an
dances V los cantabros los gallegos
os astures. Labraban y prospe-
rabap Era la corriente de sangre y
de- enerGia que en- ell siglo XIX con-
vi,ti6 a7 terruflo de un desierto en- un
smno,io era ell desarrollo de la raza,
a exoan>i6u del caracter latino lnya-
djspdopos como una onda caliente y
robusta lena del vigor europeo. apta
para todas las empresas, lntrePlda en-
las mobiles Iuchas y en- las eternas
htigas del trabajo.
Ahora la corrlente cesa' Del
nOrte solo arriban d nuestra playa
8 bur6cratas. Aun ssta
MI el iiltimo escombro de aquslla pros
psridad lepsndaria, de aquella hospi~
alidad ine6nita que nos llenaron de
rFuIlo. I a explotarlo, y quizas d
estirparlo, Sc apresuran los que NO
rAvEN, cosa rara, en- un terrltorlo tan
immense como 81 que tlende sus
lIanuras v eeva sus montafias desde
New-York 4 California y desde Chi
csgo 4 Cayo hueso. Esa es la inml-
graci6n del priviIegio y del monopo~
iO; Ia que tiende q desplazarnos; la
que nos empuja al ostraclsmo.
Y para esa existen libertades y
derechos. Esa no pierde su cludada-
MA. Esa We onduIar en- los aires su
bandera, y bajo su bandera sabe que
puede agitarse sin tenor, y negoclar
nn riesgj, imponerse d mano salya'
J ocupar ell sitio que van desaIoJan-
Do los criollos. Esa es la ola que
avanza, que sube, que anega, que as
hxla y que pesara sobre el Poore P0e-
bio proscripto, semejante q la losa de
hero que pesa sobre los frlos SePul-
eros solitarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

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lts sirve de soioate,
' en- tanto para el mfsero terrnno
no h.y dicha al resosts.
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dc 10 Esfngs.
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con smsrgaras sin tssa,
con situaoioneF f.talse. So.
Ay, que gussa
Z aoude Elm ton al sea
d los t6Tf iOs usnejos
Que forman la trsdici6n
do Cansre1os.
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