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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
ELECTION AT SANTIAGO.
The Streets Filled With Frenzied @ Partisans.

Santiago, Cuba, June 1.-The reports from outside municipalities show gen. eral victory for the Nationalists. but in the city both parties claim to have won. The Republicans show unex- pected strength, though probably not enough to elect their candidates. The Natlonalists make charges of illegal voting.
 The streets are filled with frenzied partisans, cheering their favorite can didates. Over 100 arrests were made during the day, but there was no seri- ous disorder. though one small riot oc- cured in front of the jail.
 Considerable bitterness is expressed against the American supervision of the municipal elections.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

campaign in this 'off year to m tWo vacancies in the Senate. Many uI@' thinking citizens do not know its fnn@ portance. And would be aspirantp aro not yet ready for various reasons to enter the contest brought on 70 un1x-' pectedly; 1t Is not convenient or .snit- able and therefore they have, no doubt importuned your exoellency to await their convenience, claiming that it IT for the public welfare.
 "On the other hand, itsmight bo re- marked that the session of Conwfono beginning next December maxka n era in the history of our repubeto au4 the patriots who will then and thero inaugurate a struggle for the restora~ tion of the old landmarks and the pro- servation of our free institutions viii need every voice and vote that can 4o had.
 The Recent Decision.
 "The fact that the Republicans haxS good majority in the Senate does uo4 alter the case in the least. The ro-, cent decision of the Supreme Cou9& promulgating the damnabie dsctrin4 that this republic, whose bed-recH principle Is the consent of the nc<@ erned' can acquire by conquest or p4Rs chase territories and peoples, to be ccm~ trolled and taxed without representa- ton through Congressional absolut- ism must be met and exposed ana plans must be laid for battle to tho death by the lovers of Democracy and liberty against this heresy.
 T claim to represent the people and to voice their wishes. The result Of the Gaffney meeting had breuxht Senator McLaurin within reach of his constituents and it was to obtain thfe answer at once that prompted my con- duct at Gaffney.
 Your Excellency's action gives him 1oophole, and the censure or blame must remain where it belongs. There is nothing personal in my attitude towards Senator McLsaurin. Nothing but sense of duty forces me to the course have pursued. Hot After McLaurin. Material prosperity and progress may be worth more than strict ad- herence to principle and loyalty to trust. but cannot see 1t in that light. Holding this view. decline for the present to withdraw my resignation. It was rendered in order to secure the resignation of Senator McLaurin ana will not be withdrawn until he shaIi
 have shown his unwiilingness to let | out people pass upon his conduct this l year instead of next. He declares in
 ihs latest interview that he swiii speak on such invitations as irs~did at uaff- ney when possible and will not consent l to any interference by Senator Tillman 1 or anybody else.' Whether or not Mr. McLaurin will be allowed to do this remains to be seen. If the people have a right to hear him, the same people have a right to hear me and others. He no longer eeems to have ! anxiety about his health and f alln4eAl to speak by himself. rather enjoys the prospect"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
CHILEAN MATTERS.
Congress- Opened Yesterday by the
 Vice President.

Santiago de Chile, June Lowing to the illness of President Errazuriz, the Chilean Congress was opened today by President Sanartu.
 The message of the Executive was optimistic and elaborate. Chile's for eign relations were described as cor dial and satisfactory. while the coun- try was declared to be at peace with her neighbors. The general conditions of Chile are said to be good.
 Referring to the international confer ence, to be held in Mexico City this summer, the message expressed Chile's desire to an agreement by which all future questions should be settled by arbitration, and said that the Govern ment of Chile would uphold any such agreement. Owing to his serious ill., ness, the President will not be able to assume the duties of the Chief Execu- tive.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
RULING AS TO FILIPINos.
Secretary Aay Decides They are En-
 titled to Passports.

London. June 1.-The officials of the United States Embassy inform the As sociated Press that the matter of gre nting a passport to the Filipino vino applied for one yesterday had tb oe referred to Washington. as 1t was the frst t!ine such an application had been made by person of this na- tionality. The Filipino desired to travel in Russia. and though the ap- p'icant took the oath of allegiance to the United States in Spanish and the English Embassy considered 1t advis- ahle to submit the matter by cable to Washington, as 1t has frequently done when passports were requested.
 The Embassy is now awaiting a re- ply. The applicant was quite con- tented, and thanked the officials of the Embassy for the action --J-cu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
UNREST IN CUBA.
Advices Received from Washington
 Cause Uneasiness.

New York, June IA dispatch to The Tribune from Havana says:
 Washington advices regarding pos- sible complications over the accept ance of the appendix to the constitu- ton have caused some uneasiness among the members who secured it's adoption, but the disposition is to await official information.
 Inquiry showed that there is no probability that the convention would make further changes in the form in which acceptance was couched. Opin- ion is pronounced that such an attempt would disrupt the conservative forces, which succeeded in having the Platt amendment interpreted and adopted and would place the radicals in full control of the situation.
 Most of the delegates who voted for acceptance say that the subject is con- cluded, and the only thing left for the convention now is to frame an election law, or else to be dissolved by military authority, and the statu quo remain unchanged.
 They do not anticipate the latter al- formative. Some of them criticlse the reports that the convention was not expected to incorporate the substance of the interviews with Secretary Root and says this criticism should have been formulated earlier, since such a ptws)ose has been manifested by the convention since the return from Wash ington.
 "Gaulberto Gomez and other radicals raised the same points that seem to have been raised by United States Senators. This was t"at while the present national adm tration might feel bound by the terms of interviews, Id l.a Cat. administrations or Congresses would not be bound.
 The reply to the Conservatives was that acceptance was only a means of preparing the way for the negotiation of treaty with the United States, which would ensue defining the rela- tionS of Cuba on a permanent basis. This argument secured the majority.
 "The prospective withdrawal of the American troops is not looked on here as likely to become a serious question. Radical Cubans are quite temperate on that subject. The prevailing opinion is that the presence of the troops will not be questioned until the final steps in the formation of Cuban govern ment are completed.
 "The municipal campaign has closed and today (Saturday) the Mayors and Aldermen will be elected throughout the island.
 "The only place wnere the municipal contest has become serious is in Sam tiago. Word has been received that various officials were resigning, and that the other parties would not go to the polls because the Nationals, under the leadership of Co-reoso. a radical anti-Platt delegate to the convention were insisting that the presence of American soldiers was necessary to in- sure a peaceful election"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
A PRINCESS BORN.
Queen Helene of Italy the Mother of
 a Daughter.


 Rome, June 1.-Queen Helena was accouched of a daughter at o'clock this morning. Both mother and infant are doing well.
 The Princess will be named Yolanda Margherita.
 Amid general congratulations there is considerable disappointment at the infants sex, though the King Is under stood to rave expressed contentment. Salutes are being fired throughout Italy.
 The infants nurse, besides receiving liberal pay and pension, will get $2,O0O with the baby's first tooth and another &, ,000 when the child is able to speak. and a similar sum when the little Prin- cess walks unsupported.
 Flags are floating from the palace, and all the public buildings and the church bells throughout the country are pealing. In the Chamber or Depu- ties, Signor Seanardelli, the Premier, announced the birth of the Princess, and the house unanimously voted ad- iournment in honor of the event. The Deputies then proceeded to the palace in a body to offer to offer their felici- tations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Pettigrew Has an Organ.

Sioux Falls, s. D., June 1.-Sheriff Huston at noon served an attachment on the plant of The Sioux Falls Daily Press upon an execution issued today on judgment secured last December by former Senator Pettigrew, Mrs. Petit grew and Fred w. Pettigrew, a brother of the ex-Senator. for sums aggregat- ing about $6, 900. This means the reor- ganization of the staff of the paper. and that in future 1t will be under the personal control of former Senator Pet tigrew. The action today will not in terfere with the publication of the pa- Nor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Wreath for stevenson,s Grave.

[Correspondence of Associated Press. ]
 Apia, Samoa. May IT. via San Fran cisco, June 1.-The United States war ship Aberanda, with Governor B. F. Tilley of Tutila, was at Apia on Sun. day, May F and remained until the night of the 18th. During its stay. Lieutenant Commander Born assisted in the annual ceremony of placing a crown and cross of heather from Scot land on the grave of Robert Louis Stevenson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Goes to Columbia.

Knoxville. Tenn, June 1.-The con- vention committee of the Southern Ed ucational Association announces that it has selected Columbia, s. C., as the place for the convention next Decem- Der. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Asheville and Columbia were after the conven- tion. Dr. G. R. Glenn of Atlanta, State of Education, was the chairman of the committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Mulligan Was Not Robbed.

Seattle, Wash, June 1.-GeOrge Mul- ligan, of Kansas, who claimed last night that he was assaulted and robbed of $1zOOO. is today himself under po- lice surveillance. He confessed today that he was not robbed. but had put his money away and made up the story
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
The Public Debt.

Washington, June 1-The monthly statement of the public debt. issued by the Treasury Department, shows that at the close of business, May 3l. 1901, the debt. less cash in the treas ury. amounted 10 $1,062. 476,49 which is a decrease for the month of $1o. .e6S 762. This decrease is largely accounted for by the purchase of bonds for the sink ing fund and the decrease in cash on hand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Compliments the Queen.
Toole Pardons Little Whirlwind.

Helena. Mont. June 1.-Governor J. K. Toole has granted a pardon to Lit tie Whirlwlnd. the Northern Cheyenne Indian, who Is serving a life sentence in the penltentiary for the murder of Il shepherd named Hoover. in Custer County four years lgo. This case is a noted one as the Indian Rights Asso. citation became interested and worked for the Indians pardon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

that some of the soldiers had received drugged liquor proved that such was not the case.
 Morgan of the 45th Regiment. was the only man whom 1t is thought might have been the victim of a drug. An investigation of the riot will be made today by the police and military cffi- cials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Chaffee at Nagaskai.

Washington, June 1.-The War De- partment was informed today by cable that General Chaffee, with his troops on the transport Sumner had arrived at Nagaskai on the way to Manila. The transport Kintuck from Manila to Seattle has arrived at Nagaskai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
stubbs offered Position.

San Francisco. June 1.-The Call Wll say tomorrow: J. C. Stubbs. Traffic Man ager of the Southern Pacific. who Is now in New York. has been offered the posi- ton of Commissioner of the Trans-Con- tinental Roads by Eastern railway mag mates. The Commissioner will represent the Northern Pacific. Great Northern. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. The salary will be $50,000 a year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
The Cuban Muddle.

Havana. June 1.-The press deplores the misunderstanding with the Washington Government but generally admits the possibility of a wrong construction being tions and interpretations and that it will be best for the convention to t2ke up the question immediately aRdT accept the amendment aa Dasse1 Sby Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Colonel Jackson Retired.

Washington, June 1.-Colonel Henry Jackson, commanding the 3rd cavalry. was placed on the retired list today. on account of age. He Is native of England and was appointed to the army from Illinois.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Advance in Wages.

Youngstown, O., June 1.-The Repub~ lie Iron and Steel Company today voI- untarily advanced the wages of all the common laborers at its Brown Bonnell and Valley plants in this city, 10 cents per day. The advance affects 800 men and begins at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Mrs. Mckinley Improved.

Washington, June 1.-Dr. Rixey was at the White House at 10 o'clock to- night and remained for a short time with Mrs. Mckinley. He said after leaving the sick room that the patient was, if anything, somewhat improved, and that she had had a comparatively restful day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Monument to LincOln's Mother.

Evansville, Ind, June 1.-The monu- ment to be erected over the grave of the mother of Abraham Lincoln at Lincoln City, Spencer County, hes ar rived and will be put up at once. Tho unveiling will be marked with elabe- rate ceremony, and the State officials will be present,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Anarchists Game from America.

Marseiles, June Lit has been ascer- tained that the two anarchists, one a Spaniard and the other an Italian, who were arrested in Madrid on suspicion of being implicated In a regicide plot, arr rived here as steerage passengers from America May 11
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Funston's New Assignment.

Washington. June 1.--Brigadier-G Gen. eral Frederick Funston has been as- of the Department of Northern Luzoni with headquarters at San Isidria.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Draga and Alexander Drive.

Belgrade. June 1.-Queen Draga and day for the first time in weeks. They were cheered by sympathetic crowds. it. is stated that the Queen is not going abroad for treatment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Liberal Elected.

London. June 1.-J. A. Peas. Liberal, has been elected to Parliament for the North Division of Essex. succeeding Armine Woodhouse, Liberal, deceased. His majority was 792 against Liberal majority of 110 at the preceding cleo tioO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
Admiral Remey's Movements.

Washington. June 1.-The Navy De- pertinent received a cablegram from Admiral Remey today announcing his departure from Auckland for Yelling ton, N. z.. aboard his flagship, the Brooklyn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02
ALABAMIAN NAMED.
Charles L. Scott Has Been Ap-
 pointed to West Point.

Washington, June 1.-The following appointments have been made to the military academy: Charles L. Scott, Mount Pleasant, Ala: Charles c. Bank head. Paris. Tex; Charles Nick. Parr, Baltimore Md.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-02

WASHINGTON. June L. The weather forecast for Alabama is as follows: Fair Sunday and Monday; light southerly winds. becoming variable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13

cae en- la clasifca dora, que elige CO.
mo superior al Yauco y al machito
chico, este es ell caracozillo, ell grano
abortado, 10 infecurdo 10 peor en- ell
orden de la naturaleza va a ocupar
Ell primer lugar; lie sigue ell hacienda,
grano grande, bien hecho y hermo-
81, continda ell co4vie,ate que es Ell que
Sc verde al detail en- nuestro conner.
clio, ell catbano, ,grano inf ,rior y ta.5t1-
rddo per 1ltimo ell trioche 8 frag-
mentos de granos rartidos 8 granos
que no l!egaron a su complete desa-
rrollo.
Esta ella asificaci6n SO hace stimuli
taneamente y SO Won saEr por siete
rar uras hechss en- un mismo dep6-
sito siete cascadas de cafe de d'stin-
tas classes y precios, que van llenan-
do los sacos que pletoricos del rico
grano, son exportados a los merca-
dos.
Y asf, en- continue movimiento,
cantando ell grato himno al trabajo,
50 deslizan los dias tranquilos y sa
tisfechos, solo amargados per la
certidumbre de que este bienestar es
transitorioy y effmero; de que pronto.
pasada Ia corta c-sscha, volvera Ell
hambre y la desnudez visitar las
cabaf1as y a contristar los corazones
de la gente infeliz, digna de mejor
suerte.
p Morales Cabrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
La ca scara
amarga,

bah! Todo ESQ que hacen u.s.
tedes 90 ruido, garrulerfa, NADIA en-
tre dcs platos, de ectame cierto ecle-
siastico amigo mfo. Ncsotros con-
tamos con la mujer, ique nos impor-
tan los hombres!
Contaran ustedes mientras los
hombres quieran.
Naturalmente! Pero, icuardo
van q querer |? Ee ah1 el problema.
Efectivamente; csc es el sproble-
ma religicso,, segda dicen.
E titulado problems, guerra us
ted decir, porque, aparte del ilustre
don Benito, ffiese usted en- que le
llamo ilastre, 10 cual me acreditara
de no ser cur de misa y ola, spar te
de don Bsnito, nadie vera en- el ho-
gar espaf1oi conflcto alguno re igio-
SO.
iHombre, por Dios! lPues y
esos casos que diariamente vemos?
Escs casos son aqua de cerra-
jas. iHa visto usted escandalazo
igusl al de la s:f.rita Ublo? Los
deudos de tan distinguida .joven vie
ron Salmer6n y..... .ahora van a
yer al Papa.
\ Sucede en- ruestro pals, y crea
usted que en- este soy hombre de
ciencia y experiences, siquiera sea
por Ia que da la profession, que ell
padre, Ell hermano, el marido, sop,
en- So mayorfa, indiferentes; pues no
les podemos lamar descrsfdos, va
que no Sc preocupan de ninguna
cresncia. Paes estos, ame de mu
chos radicsles en- ideas, Io solo de-
jan 6 la mnjer que esta bajo su am
,,naro en- una satudable b srtad de
cticar aqu clio qae religiosame eate
f1aron, siDo que suelen tener
en- sierto puutillo devanagloria,
y nd An pasar OCCASION propicia
de des e los amigos: sPues 70
& Ia mia NJ >puedo barajar; ialla
CON sus cosas, que bastante tengo "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13
NOTlClAS P0R GABLE
|sERVIclo DIRECTo BE NEW-YoRk

con las mfas! Llena me tiene la ca
sa de santirulitos y no deja novena.
rio que no revuelva: pero en- algo sc
han de entretener
Por ESQ le digo que, en- 10 tocan.
to al hogar, no hay tai problems, n,
salvo 10 que gusten decir novelado-
res dramAturgos, existe en- esq ne
gocio IN NAL adsrne de substantial
tragica.
Dicho este, ell digno clerigo me
ofrecio galAntements un sorbo de
rape exqu= sito, como de contra ban
do, y amiga blemente nos despedi-
mos.
A los pocos momentos me entire
cogio otro amigo: ven1a deses pera-
dc, huyendO de su casa, deseoso de
que Ia TERRA 50 10 tragase.
No puedo vivir as1- Mi majer,
con este de los jub'leos, nos abando-
ma. Para entrar en- casa hay que
arremangarse los pantalones: s: al nlf1o
menor le he tenido que sacar ell 60
rro con pinzas, porque al cabo d.
tanto tempo era una especie de cue
60 cabelludo. En- flo, chico, Ell
eproblema religioso,, en- toda su des
nuda crueldad, en- toda su amargura
sspantosa.
Procure consolarlc, comfortable
con maximas y consejos, y fuimos al
nogar sucio, abandonauo, lleLo de
frlo = aspereza.
Rsconocf Ia virtud de ella y Ia
justicis de Ell; predique la compatibi-
liiad que existe desds muy antique
sntra el nece sario cumpiimiento de
los deberes religiosos y la limpieza,
orden y economic de la casa, pues
Dios no quiere que por servirle y re-
verenciarle se les deje q los chicos el
gorro puesto hasta el trance de toner
que sacarselO con piIzas, y, por Ill
timo, enzarzado va en mi parola, sa-
que relucir un tsxto admirable que
siempre llevO conmigo como la GAIA
de cerillas.
Olga usted, $ nora, que este es
IN lindo consejo
% aiere Dios que reces y le rue
CUES y des gracias; mas cuando estu
vieres lib-e, descent bar gada y quitada
de las ocupaciones y negocios de tn
marido; manda que visites sus santos
temples cuando tn marido 40 te haya
meuester en- casa. Porqua estas CO.
sas que tocan al servicio del marido,
las quiere Dios mas que no ID que ia
quieres dac 81, sin habsrtelo Su
Majestad ,mandado.
iPara que andas tn con tanta So
licitud visitando las igle sias, monas-
terios estaciones, cuando tn marido
laramente tie manda otra cosa, 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13

sscretam ente to requiere para qu
| no hagas 10 que quieres hacer contra
su volutadi IT'D buscas & Dias en- la
iglesia, dejando tn marido enfermo
! 8 ham briento en- casa? Sabete, bue-
/ ma inujsr, que al derredor de su ca
/ ma haliafas todas las estaciones
muchss devotfsimas misss y vispe-
ras todos les divinos ofcios; allf
estan los altares, alif las iglesias;
allf esta Dios, a doDde esta la psz,
Ia concor dia ; Ia caridad, y mayor
| mente entire aquellos que, estando
con estas cosss unidos y ametalados-
nunca Sc deben apartar, en- especial,
III tempo de la neeesidad Sed cier-
ia que muy facilmente seras amiga
de Dios, 81 de tn marido 10 fueres CO.
mo debes, Misericordia, dice Dies
cue quisrs mas que sscriicios.s
lQue tai? aLo entiende usted
ahora? Pues ESQ 10 dice una autori
dad -.
ESQ 10 dice cualquier herejote
como todos ustedes dijo ls senora
hschs un b 2silisco.
Cepos quedo, doha devota del
voy y vengo; ue este 10 dice en- Ella
mujer cristianas un varon esclareci-
do, un ssnto, q quien ls iglesia llama
ell venerable Luis Wives: uno de los
hombres mas sabios y mas justos
del slglo XVI iPapaos ell sermon
cico!
Homb re, salto el marido, ell del
oroblema religioso. La verdad es
que, vamos, tn venrable Luis Wives
sera todo 10 s,nto, todo 10 sabio que
til quieras; pero, icaramba!, que es
de la scascsra amarga, no me 10 ME-
gues.
Y miro & su irritads mujer como
dici6ndole: va YES, querida mia, con o
transijo. Vamos darle un punta
pie { ese problema, y que Dlos sea
con todos.
HOSE NOGALES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-13

Ea el Tribunal Supreme, Sc
vieron aver los recursos de casaci6n
por infraccion de Ley de Apolinario
Rodriguez, y de Juan Arrufat Con
zalez, ambos por lesiones.
Ell NUEVO BAZAR San
Francisco 40, acaba de recibir un
precicso surtido de sombreros ador-
nados para se enoras y ni1as, pre-
cfcs sin competencia, CASA lisa de
seda & 20 cenJavos vara, millares de
algod6n s 5 centavcs pieza, ccrses
de frante recto & 50 uno, cuellos de
hilo para caballeros & 5 centavos
uno y SO centavos docsns, palillos
para tejer encajes rs centavos
gruesa, maletas s rs centavos, 81 y
~ una y bonito y variado surtido de
agremanes y rniljares de sela q pre-
clos de situacion. Sc sirven pedidos
por correo.
Hoy interrumpio Ell transito
poblico por una acsra de la calle de
San Francisco, un individuo que
portaba en- la cabeza una canasta de
pan, muy grarde.
Tenemos entendido que esta en-
vigor Ia prohibition de oonducir
bultcs por las aceras.
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle' Fortaleza II (altcs) Gestion
en- los Centres oficiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta oficina de
comp1a y venta de fincas etc.
Pm