davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1901-11-23
FLAMES RAzE
RACE STABLE.
High-Bred Year|ings, Num-
bering Un|ucky13 Saved,
but Running Wild.

Newton Benningt on's racing stable. In
Daly's lane. close 10 the Gravesend
race track. burned TO the ground this
morning. The un!ucky number OF thl.-
teen horses that were Quartered there
were saved with difficulty and jus, in
tho nick OF time. They are runnirs
about through the country. and some
have been heard o: already So!ns
through Prospect Park at full speed.
There were eleven head of highly bred
and well-tr!ed yearllngs. the tour-year-
old Nilogram and valuable ,trotte.
used as a buggy horse.
The fire was discovered abou.
o'clock. just after the bell had rung
FOR breakfast. The stable was u wood
en- structure and was heavily lined
inside with tar paper. and II took only
4 short ,!ma to utterly destroy H.
Fire-eng.nes from Gravesend. superin-
tended BY Chief Roberts. we're soon On
the ground. quickly followed by engines
from Coney Island and Brooklyn. Their
attention was given TO saving Trainer
Burie~'s handsome residence. adjoining
tho stable. In this they were partially
household furniture was taken out into
paly's lane safely. although we'll
wa;ered. The roof and part OF the
upper floor OF the residence were In
flames.
A few days ago Trainer Burlew put
In his winter supply OF feed. which con-
sisted OF :vp sucks OF oats. 100 bales OF
straw and 100 bales OF hay. This vas
slowed away In tho lc.; OF the stable
and was destroyed: The stablinS was
Insured, but the policy on tho house and
furniture had run out about q week ago
and unfortunately was not renewed UP
TO tho time OF fi.s.
Il was fortunate that there WAS little
Daiy's house and stable, close to Ben
ninston's, must have beon destroyed
also. None Of the horses have been
hai,ds are securing the country after
The evening world., 1901-11-23
VANDERBILT
IN BIC MERGER.
Leaves on Important Tour Of
Inspection Of Minor
Railroads.

W. X. Vanderbilt. accompanied sr
President ". II. Newman. OF the New
York Central and Lake Shore roads.
with other officials OF various Wander.
b!lt lines. has left Cleveland on an ln-
spec,.on tour OF the Lake Shore and
Lake Erie roads.
II Is expected that when Mr.. SandsI'
b!lt returns 4; Will be definitely an
nounced that the minor companies, such
us the Big Four, Lake Eric and Vest
eru. SiskIc Plate and Canada soatn
ern. have been merged Into one ORG
xat!on, with the management coicen.
,ra,ed In the New York Central proper.
The purpc-e OF this mergsr. 10 = r-tas
is to put the New York Central on
basis not affected by family changes.
New Yo:k Central was very strong
again to-day.
rhe reason given for Its recent great
rise by well.posted authorities Is this:
The New York Central took over con-
troll of the Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
trai. Boston and Albany and Canada
S5u:hern. guaranteeing per cent
This Lake Shore is paying about Y
per cent. tho Boston and Albany per
cent, the Michigan Central and Canada
Southern are paying not less than ~
This gives the New York Central 4
very large per cent. agsregating raili-
Ions OF dollars a year more than IL Rnar.
ai,teed 10 pay stockholders OF the vaxt-
GUS subsidiary lines.
This surplus goes into the consrs os
the New York Central and Is added 10
the net revenues.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
MISS cRopsEY NOT FOUND.
Lawyer Has Received No Word
from Nissing Daughter.

Andrew q. Cropsey. n lawyer OF No.
Chambers street, said this afternoon
TO an Evening World reporter that lie
had as yet received no c'cw To the
whereabouts OF MS niece. Miss Ella N.
cropscy, OF Elizabeth CITY, y. C.. who
disappeared Wednesday night. The
Evening World published despatch
from Norfolk, Va. yesterday giving the
details OF the strans. disappearance.
Hr. cr1psey's daughter was visiting
her cousin aud the young ladies' were
expected TO arriv" In New York this
morning. Mr.. Cropsey lives at Fifty
NTH street and North Twelfth avenue.
Brooklyn. He received letter today
from his daughter giving further de-
tails of the occurrence. She wrote that
the family were sitting In the plrlor
about 10 O'CLOCK Wednesday night. Miss
Ella Cropsey was at tn. front gate talk
ing with James Wilcox. young ma n.
who was very muoh In love with her and
very Jealous. From that time sh. was
not seen by. icr, relatives. BIoodhounds
were sent for and they traced her to
the river. Wilcox has been placed under
arrest.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
BAIL FROM HOL AND
FOR MRS. DALE'S FRIEND.
This Of Dead Child
Expected to oFurnis Affdavits

her husband. her love for Waller and her
need for money. Tho death OF the child
would bring her money. would hurt the
man she hated and would bring her
closer to Waller. so the detective argues.
E.perts Arc ut Work.
Experts. led by DR.. Otto II. Schultz.
OF Cornell. are examining and pnalyz'
ing to-day the stomach Of little t.me-
line Dale. whose mysterious death al
Bu.ch's Hotel. Hoboken. last Tuesday
morning, has led TO the arrest OK he1
mother on the charge OF murder.
None OF the associate physicians
would talk about the result OF their
labors. but DR.. Converse made this siE-
nincant statement:
I'VE will md exactly what caused the
death OF Eme!ine Dale. poison or
stranguiation. There are abundant rca-
sons for n minute investigation
Airs. Dale Is still in ST. Mary's Hos
pitRl. under close police guard. She
sent out word Ia the newspapers tina.
the reports that she would benefit nnan-
cIaily by the death OF her children was
absolutely false.
The evening world., 1901-11-23

known OF Waller except thnt he
wns n citizen of the Netherlands.
Al hts requcst the Consul cablrd
his family In Amsterdam asking II
they would furnish the money to
bail him out. The money was re-
crivcd this morning. aud the Com
sui was requested by the family
TO take amy stsps necessary to pro-
tect waller's rights.
Detective wein;hal came to New York
this afternoon and asked the New York
police TO watch all the steamship piers
on this side to prevent Waller from
leaving tho country. He also went to
the Western Union once to get an or
der permitting the police to examine all
the kilograms that passed between Mrs.
Dale and Waller and Mrs. Dale and her
husband.
Detective weln.hal says that ne Is con-
vinccd he now has a perfect case
against Mrs. Dale. He nnds the mo-
tive In the hatred OF the woman for
The evening world., 1901-11-23

Letters written by Elizabeth Howe
Dale to her husband, Harvey Dale,
Just before the death OF her child. to-
gether with affidavits from Mr.. Dale.
are expected to be in the hands Of
the Hoboken police before night.
Although Mrs. Dale said last night
her husband would not appear against
her he is now believed to be In New
York with the letters and afiidavits.
which are expected to go far toward
making up the case against Mrs. Dale.
Waller Ont on Bail
Elbert Waller. Mrs. Dale's friend. who
has been locked UP in the Hudson Coun-
~ Jail. was released to-day on the de-
poslt OF $500 cash bail By the Dutch
v.ce-Consul. Hans Won Bakhuysen.
At the consulate OF the Neither
lands II was said that nothing was
The evening world., 1901-11-23
TRANSPORT
ANGEL DEAD.
Mrs. AdeIaid Sullivan Was
Startled by Servant-Fe||
and Expired.

vr. Ade,ine sullivan. widow o. the
Ia,. Dr. George r. sullivan. known In
army ,r.le. al 9Th. Anre, OF tho
.rr.n.,o,,. dI.,, .udd.,lv a, be, nom.
4, p,,.-,,, r ,bi, morning
~. h.,,r,,. ,r ,,. 49,, -,..
snal, NJ. su,,iv,n f,.cam. co,,.c,ea
w,,h Helen t:ouId IN caring for IN. .ct
sounded and d,,,i,ut,. soldier, while
,h,,s ,,,,,.d .,. became ,onu,,- /,
r,,y ,,rc,.. AVID ,..,r. rnown ,s .-,-h.
Ahssi OF thc transports. i"e energy
with which rhe kept up the work under
The evening world., 1901-11-23
WAR OVER COL. PARTRIDGE.
President. Governor and Ma, or
Elect Against senator Platt.

Politicians are saving that there Is n
contest on between Senator Pla;t on
one. hand and Mayor-clcc, Low. Gov
Odci and President Roosevelt on the
other, over The proposed appointment. OF
Col. John y. Partridge as Police Com
missioner.
Senator Plat, sees In this appointment
part OF a plo; on the part OF the Cover
nor and the President 10 take from HIN
the leadership OF the State machine. Il
r. said by persons well informed THAI II
the Mayor-elect decides upon Col Part
ridge senator Platt Will he forced to
give In and will make a show OF doing It
gracefully
The evening world., 1901-11-23

'efesiAI 70 Tn' Efenlnf ,Ncfld'
BOSTON. Nov. 23. Harvard
psshed. puiIed. .iommed. threw
and utterly crushed the gallant
hot ouscisssed son. Of Ell before
so.On0 people o. solAiers' Field
this aneraooa. u was tho sseat-
est crowd thst ever saw . football
game and the great~~t victory
Harvard ever won. The score was
- to D.
Harvard had the weight. th-
.skill. the nerve. The sian's Of her
team caressed abeut the maddy.
.iipprry aela like athletes With
webbed feet. Poor Yale was hnm-
per~df by TIA condition or the
grounds. xot ovrrconnd-nt when
they w~ss In. the boys from N~w
Haven were utterly disheartenrd
after the ar,t ten sninutrs of play.
In the nrss half they gaihrd total
"f Ave yards. and Harvard played
with them ns q hoy plays with -
top.
Hut not until the whistle blew Mt
the ciOs~ Of tho contest did the
men from Yale give up. They
fought Eam~lS. aad the enormoas
gathering of enshusiasts gave
them nII the credit due their !s"ar-
age. Th-, were grand la defeat.
ns Harvard wa. magnificent In sir-
tory.
Harvard and Yale met this afternoon
for their grca, BATH. on Soldiers Field
10th teams went into tn. ron,cs, In the
The evening world., 1901-11-23
THE LINEUP.

pink OF condition. Harvard not having a
cripple ON her list and YaIe's men being
rcrfec, physcal types OF football war
riors.
All day long the crowds kept pouring
Into Cambridge. The crimson OF Iiar-
ward pr~domina,ed. though the blue OF
Yale was displayed on gowns and coats.
The historic old town OF Cambridge was
literally bt,hed In the deep crimson OF
:air Harvard. Strean-ts OF red with
the letter ii In black or white noated
from thousand windows and door
ways. Massa chus-tts svenue especially
was loyal To the famous old university.
Hotels Jan,nsrd.
BY !: O'Clock the corridors OF all the
principal hotels were jammed with en-
thuslas.!c and excited followers Of Yale
and Harvard. New York society WAS
The evening world., 1901-11-23
STRIKE DELAYS
KA|SER'S YACHT.
VESSEL TO BE BUILT AT YARD
WHERE MEN ARE OUT.
Townsend 4 Downcy's Works. ON
sh9oter'" IsIand. Likely to lie
Completely Tied Up.

Emperor William OF Germany Is dl.
rectly Interested in the strike o. %
Newark and Elizabsthport mechanics at
Townsend & Downcy's shipyard on
Shooters Island.
Tho strike viii delay work on the
Emperor's new yacht
A non-union carpenter Is the cause o!
the trouble. and II Is expected 500 men
will be out by Monday.
Townsend & Downey recently received
an order from Emperor William for a
private yacht. Work on the boat Ia
scheduled to begin next week. but Will
necessarily be delayed unless the strike
Is settled.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
HENLEY OPEN
TO THE WORLD.
MOTION TO BAR FOREIGNERS
IS DEFEATED.
One or More Crews from America
Will Row There AGaia
yeIt Year.

LONDON. Nov. ga meeting OF the
stewards Of the Henley regatta to-day
defeated. by a vote OF - TO 5. the mo-
ton OF ". II. Grenfell. tho we'll
known oarsman and member OF ParIia-
ment to exclude foreigners. This was
the expected sequel to the opinion al
ready expressed by the London. Thames.
Kingston and other rowing clubs who
arc the backbone OF the meeting. The
rules remain unaltcrcd.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
PASSENGERS IN A WRECK.

NORTH ADAMS Mass. Nov. 9Th.
passenger train from the Wesy over the
Fipchburs Railroad. due In this city a,
3.S =. ~. when west OF the little tun-
mel rIln into the tail end .. freight
train. smashing the caboOsc and two
cars. No one wsls seriously hurt.
The engine wsls thrown on ita side and
the .irc from the engine started a b,axa
among a quantity OF papers. with which
the two cars wcrc loaded. The fre de-
partmcnt WAS called uf,on to extirssyulsh
tthn blaze. which II did after cnfddeEsble
trouble -. !. - Al isissfj i
The evening world., 1901-11-23

out in full force at the Toura!nc. A wee
drizzie began early In the morning and
lasted until noon, when the sky grew q
bii clearer. But the ardor OF the thou
sands who came TO see the game seemed
In no way to be diminished.
Yale the FavOrite.
Betting prevailed at odds OF 10 to 4 in
favor OF Yale. There was plenty OF Aar-
ward money. and everything in sight
was sr-ed!ly snatched UP. Several largo
bets OF a thousand 10 eight hundred
were recorded. Yale's team arrived in
Boston last night and put up at tho
Lennox Hotel.
Prominent graduates OF Yale and their
friends lowered about the teams quar-
ters until late at n!sat. All seemed eon-
hdent OF 4 victory. Trainer Nike
CONTINUED on Fourth PaseJ
The evening world., 1901-11-23
SHOT BY A STRANGE MAN.

James Flood. who arrived In Newark
early to-day on new turnpike car from
New York. reported to the police OF the
First Precinct that he had been shot In
the cheek BY an unknown man.
He said tie alIghted from the car at
Cedar and Broad streets. and as ne did
SO there was fash in the dark and he
was struck In the cheek. lie remem-
bered jostling against a stranger on tho
car, but thought nothing Of 1t a. the
time. The police are Investigating.
The evening world., 1901-11-23

he could follow them. He summoned
assistance and made "A search OF ;hc
woods in the vicinity. but no trace OF the
thieves was found. There were many
blood spots On the ground. Pailbrooks
hotel Is in secluded locality. far from
any other house.
Yesterday morning thieves broke into
the store OF the r. ". Swan Company,
On Main avenue, the busiest street In
Passaic. and dynamited the safe. rhey
only secured $40.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
STORM ON TIE COAST.
Warming signals from Norfolk TO
New York.

The local Weather Bureau to-day re-
ceivcd the following from Washington:
..Northeast storm warnings are or
dered from Norfolk section to New
York Storm central In Eastern Geor-
sia moving northeast: increasing and
probably high northeast winds from
Hatteras to New England tonight"
The evening world., 1901-11-23
SHOT AND KILLED THIEF
WHO CAME IN THE NIGHT.
He Plugged Three Times in the
and Carried Away by His Pals

dropped. He ran to the window and
saw body lying on the ground. He
fred third time; he Is positive that
ii- killed his man. as every bullet was
fired at his head.
rhe three other men were seen hiding
near the house. Philbrook dared no, go
out owing to the presence OF the
thieves. While he was dressing the
other men ran up and. seiz!ng the body
OF tne!r comrade. carried 1t away before
The evening world., 1901-11-23
PEACOCK oUsTED.

Perry Peacock. orsanist OF Grara
C,hnrch IN BROOKLYN. was dismissed tsss
day. This grew OUT OF the publicafa1as
in the papers Of the fact that Peaez
had been caught with another fosa.
wife in n hotel near Prospect Park -
,hc husband OF the woman.
The injured husband IN Frank l1.txzzztS
~ No. ii Granife street. WsitfanlaneEss
lie threatens to bring ssvcf.7 p
10 name PEACOCK as rn.rsz
The evening world., 1901-11-23

Early this morning four thieves broke
into the hotel managed by George Phil
brook on tho river road In Garfeld.
across the river frSsI Passaic. They
smashed a window AMI were about TO
enter when Mr., Philbrook was aroused.
He go, up and secured his revolver: ne
watched until one OF the burglars put
his head In the window. when ne TOOK
aim and fired twice.
Hc heard a shran cry and the man
The evening world., 1901-11-23
.ToLsToI HAS A FEVER.
Count sends Word that lie suffered
n Relupse. hut IL In No Danger.

LONDON. Nov. :3.-Thcrc Is nothing
serIous the matter with Count Tolstol.
He had relapse OF malarial fever. but
10 In no danger. telegram, to this
effect from tho Count himself, dated
noon to-day. reached n. Tchertkofr.
ToIstoI's agent IL England. this after
noOn.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
Passenger Train Service
to Florida.

Southern Railway. 10 addition to superb service
via washinstoa. Lynehburg and Danviie. an
noanees effective Nov. 20 Inauguration now pas
ssnGsf service, with through Pullman sleeping
cars New York TO jacksonville. Fia:. via Wash,
YORK daily si2i0 A. m. New Yosk eEsss, s5l
The evening world., 1901-11-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thlrty.six
hours ending Mt y II. II. sum
day-For New York City and
vicinity, Rain to-niEht and
Sunday, increasing north
east winds.
The evening world., 1901-11-23
WALLER WOULD WE'D MRS. DALE.

W'll.ER WOULD WE'D MRS. DALE.
Ebert Vale after he was released on bah this afternoon
said that he marry Mrs. Dale as soon he could
'love her" ne said "and believe in her innocence. It.
not true that We maintained improper relations Wh each
other, although v, did travel together
The evening world., 1901-11-23

ssoDs the Cough
and Works on the Cole.
{ LAXATIVE Brorno- -laiuins rsbls,s e,tis essa q
sss Gag. No CAV. - ~. Fstes y eezea -
The evening world., 1901-11-23

DO You Want q Horses
Efss, Doerr d Carroll Horse Co.,
East 24th ST., Ia q Lexington Avcs.,
sith stock OF 1000 head Of the highest gfsds
hosses 6f avery type. are splsndidiy equlpeed 70
suppiy anybody's wants. no matter What ths pus.
ross or TASTE Of the buyer. Auction sale evsSy
tsssiiy sad TAnrsdsy. sss
The evening world., 1901-11-23

SOCIETY LEADERS "GATED" FOR BAD DRIVING
In the ladies': class for pairs driven before victoria E.
Jordans Maxine and The Baron driven by Mrs. Charles
Wilson, got the blu, ribbon All the other entries including Mrs
sons, ga IT, because they did not drive satisfactorily
The evening world., 1901-11-23
Yale Was Completely OutpIayed-Her Best Men,
Guiding Capt. Could Succumbed to Harvard's
Fierce Attack and Left Game
FINAL SCORES
HARVARD %
YALE @

.r.sl.l 10 m. E,.nln. .worla,.
The evening world., 1901-11-23

1000 c's 1CM-H0USE EMPL0 L0YEES ORGANIZE.
The 1000 ,ployees of the CustomHouse permanently
organized this If noon mutual benefit association whose
main purpose to establish pension fund and fix time
limit for rercre in which they hope national legislative aid
The evening world., 1901-11-23
FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE
HARVARD HUMBLE OLD E
ALL But KILLED IN RUNAWAY,
Refuses TO GO TO HOSPITAL.

Joseph aui"Witz cabinet maker in business at No.
204O Second frightfy injured this afternoon in
runaway at Cns lIndred and Forty-fth street and
nue. He was II twn from his wagon and struck on his head
with terrific force sustaining cash in his forehead thai took
twenty stitches 1oe in the back Of his head aDd fractured
skull Two wrers Of the wagon also passed over him. break
ing his collar tont. :, Il,
He refuse t' go to the hospital and was sent home.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-12-19
LAS VEGAS EXTRA EN- la LIZA.

Como era natural Y cual le CO.
rresponde por derecho, Las We
gas ha rntrado on competiridn
con Santa Fey Albuquerque pm
ra el pucsto militar que 80 va 4
establecer on algunn locaidnd de
Nuevo Mexico, Y en I'll sOlicltud
prpsrnta razones mny soIidas y
cunvincentcs parn que se 10 de Ia
prpferencia. En efecto, como re-
za la petici6n, Las Vega. posce
tOdas las circnnstancias favOra-
bles para constituir un puesto
militnr ideal y ri In comisi6n mi
litnr encargadn de escoger I'm II
ito tomn on confederation las
conveuiencias y ventaias he cadn
localidnd, no hay dnda que ele-
girh 4 Las Vegas Esto se pue.
do decir sin desdorarlos reclamos
de otros lugnres que hacen apli-
caci6n con el mismo obieto. la
comisi0n del ei6rcito que en- bre-
We visitara Nuevo Mexico debe
incluir 4 bas Vegas comOcompe.
tidora en- el nsunto y examinar
las nuchas ventajas que oirece.
De esto tendran cuidado nues-
tros conciudadanos yno hay du'
ds que el trato que den d los of
ciales do la comision igualar6 en-
cortesia y miramientos al de las
otras localidades que apllcan pa
ra el puesto. Esperemos que en
6ltimo rssultado In meior ga
nara
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-12-19

ocasiones cometieron desmanes
Y ultrajes contra los pastores y
borregeros del Territorio. Uno
de los frutos de sus usurpaciones
fu6 Ia deplorable guerra del con
dado de Lincoln, en- que iueron
tejanos los que tomaron parte
mas actiya en- los asesinatos y
arbitrariedades. Ahora que va
sc hallan casi olvidados aQuellos
acontecimientos, signen los tela-
nos su politica TRADITIONAL de
querer medrar & costa de Nuevo
Mexico, y pretenden arrebatar q
los habitantes del Territorio su
derecho inmemorial al uso de las
aguas del rio Grande, con su pro-
veto para una repesa interna
cional en- I'll Paso. Como los
neo-meXicanos Sc estan defendien.
do y no quieren permitir tamaha
usurpacion, de ALI resulta la an,
tipatia que los tejanos estan de-
mostrando hacia Nuevo Mexico.
La objection principal del senador
Culberson y sns colegas q la ad-
mission de Nuevo Mexico como es-
tado se cifra Ell que al ser ADM.
lido ell Territorio en- la Union ten
dria para su defensa Y protec-
ciGn dos senadores y un represent
tante en- el congreso, Y baio Ia
les condolences no seria facil pa
ra Texas usurpar los derechos &
intereses de Nuevo Mexico cual
ha acostumbrado hacerlo hasta
ahora. FeIizmente, Nuevo M6Xi-
co tiene en- la actualidad amigos
inhuyentes en- el Presidente V la
mayoria del cOngreso que 10 pro-
teieran en- sus derechos contra
los atentados de los senadores y
diputados de Texas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-12-19
LOS NOMBRAMlENT0S JUDlCIALES
La denomination del Juez Mills y dos de
sus Colegas Asegurada.

por recommendation del procura-
dor general de los Estados Uni
dos el Presidente Roosevelt ha
resuelto nOmbrar de nuevo al
luez superior Mills Y 4 los iueces
asociados Parker Y McFie Esta
no podr6 menos de ser noticia
grata para ell pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico que desea ante todo una
ludicatura pura & impartial, tai
como ha disfrutado por los 6l-
timos cuatro amos. FL caracter
de estos jueces es garantia dequp
nuestro TerritoriO seguira disfru-
tando por otro periodic de una
administration judicial satisfac-
toria 4 todO ell puublo.
Naturalmente, el nombramien-
to Que mas nos interesa pOr ser
el de apuel iuezconquien estamos
relacionadoS mas directamente,
es ell del Hon. W j Mills, que va
& ser uOmhrado de nuevo Dor el
presidente al puesto Que ocupa
como juez superior de la corte su.
prema de NuevO Mexico. En- su
administrator de justicia en- e.
cuarto distrito judicial, ell juez
Mills hu dado pruebas irrefuta-
bles de que es un jurisconsulto
hdbil 6 instruido Y un magistra-
do que en- todas cosas obra de
conformidad con la iusticia. FL
meloramiento notable que Sc no
ia EN- los cOndados que cOmpo-
men su distritO Sc dehe atribuir
casi del todo 4 la eficacia y zelo
con que ell iuez Mills ha ejecuta-
do las leyes, Y establecido la Or
den Y la legalidad en- todas par,
tes del distrito.
Todo aquel que Quiera conven-
cerse de la efcacia de los traba-
| Jos del juez Mills, en- su juzgado,
no tiene mas que hacer sino com.
parar la condici0n actual de las
comarcas de su distrito. y priuci-
palmente el condadO de San Mi
gueI, con la que guardaban du.
rante La incumbencia de su pre-,
dpcesor. la diierencin es tnn mar
cada como la que media entire Ia
noche Y el dia, pues ahora Ia pa7
Y el 0rden Sc han extendido don
de antes reinaban el desorden !
ell caso. Este resultado es debidC
4 Ia supremacia del partido Re
publicano que escoge homble'
como el iuez Mills para que ad
ministren In justicia y asegnrer
el imperio de la ley. Todavia st
cometen crimenes, pero la distin
ci6n que eXistp entire esta 6pocI
v In otra consiste en- que en- Ii
6poca Dem0crata las classes crimi
males tenian una especie de an
toridad v predominio que haci,
quedar impunes todos sus malo
hechos, y ahora los hombrcs hor
radios y pacfficos disfrutan d
tranquilidad Y tienen toda Pre-
tecci0n Y seguridad en- sus vida
y hacienda. Congratulamos
, nuestro pueblo por la decision
. del presidente en- favor de non
. brar otra vez al juez Mills Y 4 10
; dos jueces asoCiados McFie
; Parker Y esperamos que su S,
!. gunda incumbencia sera tan afo'
tunada como In primera.