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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-31
Telegrar11y.

uilS OSAOuhO 1oOui c0hioj P
waz przewodniczacy ME chciat
poddac pod gfosowanie je-
dnego z ich wniosk6w. Spiewano
Marsylianke rome piesni rewolu-
cyjne, przyczem pos(owie krzyczeli,
wyli i wybijali TAXI wiekami od
pulpit6w. Musiano posiedzenie
odroczyc. Prokuratcr wni6sf skar-
ge przeciw krzykaczom o obraze
prezydenta
LoNDYN, Sligo Lipca. =
Ia rada Milnera maja kopalnie W
Afryce poludniowej zostac otwarte,
farmerom ma bye udzielona opie-
ka,azeby mogli pracowac w roll. W
tych waruukach wojna podjazdo-
wa predko ustanie, Boerzy uspo-
koja sic.
Jency boerscy na wyspach Ber-
muda znajdujq sic W opfakanym
stanie. Me maja zadnego zatru.
dnienia ME posiadaja pieniedzy.
Mogliby wyrabiac zabawki, gdyby
MONA otworzyt dla Mich rynki
zbytu.
w Transwaalu 400 Boerow ma
pablo ma oddziat majora Edwards.
polozyio majora 5 Anglik6w tru,
penn i zdobyfo armate, kt6rq naste-
pnie Anglicy odbili.
PEKIN, 3lgo Lipca. =
Wyszedf edykt cesarski, zapowia-
dajacy zmiany W postepowaniu z
przedstawicielami obcych mo-
carstw. Poslowie bedq mieli przy-
step do sail, do kt6rej dotychczas
wolno bylo wchodzic najblizszym
krewuym cesarza. Poslowie otrzy-
mywac bedq zaproszenia ma ban
kiety dworskie, ministerstwo
spraw zewnetrznych bedzie miato
pierwszelstwo przed innymi depar
tamentami.
Liczba osob posQdzonych o
sprzyjanie Bokserom 2malata ze
100 do "a. poniewaz trudno byfo
zebrae dowody why wiekszosci
posadzonych.
BERLIN, 3lgo Ilipca. =
Agraryusze ME Sd zadowoleni z
projektowanej taryfy celnejY Ia
rzucaja jej obecnie ME uwzglednia-
ME interesow producent6w owo-
COW, kt6rymi konkuruja skute-
cznie kupcy francuscy, wloscy, no.
lenderscy i amerykahscy.
W rocznice bitwy pod Grave
lotte, 1S Sierpnia, zostana zwioki
wszystkich tam polegtych Francu-
zow przeniesione do wsp6lnej ko-
stnicy W Mars La Tour. Deputa-
eye pulkow niemieckich vienna u
dziaf W uroczystosci przeniesienia
zwfok meznych przeciwnikow. Po-
dobno i cesarz Wilhelm wybiera
sic ma te uroczystosc.
LoNDYN, 31go Lipca. =
Minister kolonij zqda kredytu 30
milion6w dolar6w, kt6rych 325
miliona ma bye przeznaczonych
Transwalu panstwa Oranje. 10
milion6w zostanie zwroconych,
skoro stosunki W dw6ch zabranych
prowincyach tax sic ufoza, ze be-
die tam MONA zaciagnat pozy-
czke.
Kr6l Edward postanowif wydzie-
rzawic zamek Osborne ma wyspie
Wight, W kt6rym tax chetnie pre-
bywala kr6lowa Wiktorya, ponie.
waz utrzymanie tego zamku ko.
sztuje rocznie 100000. Amery-
kanscy kapitalisci VIM. Astor, Sc.
nator Clark Montana chicago.
ski Yerkes staraja sic o to, azeby
mogli zamieszkac, W tel krolew-
skiej rezydencyi.
PARYz, 31go Lipca. =
Gdy hrabia Waldersee re swoim
sztabem wyladowaf W Algierze,
kompania wojska francuskiego ro-
bifa mu honory wojskowe, pod.
ofcerowie francuscy oprowadzali
szeregowc6w niemieckich po mie.
scie, poczem udali sic ma pokiad
okretu ,,Gera", gdzie odbyf sic BAN
kiat Gazetv Darvskie dZiWia sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-31

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cych wfasnoscia oszustow. Trzech
z mich aresztowano, reszta zdofafa
uciec.
MADRYT, 31go Lipca. :
Prezes ministr6w Sagasta "a
strzegf sic, re pobyt ksiecia Hen
ryka pruskiego i Aoty niemieckiej
W Cadix ME moze mice politycz.
nego znaczenia. Hiszpania musi
zreorganizowac swa armie mary
narke, oraz przeprowadzic reformy
wewnetrzne, zanim zacznie zawie-
rae sojusze panstwami europej-
skiemi.
LoNDYN, 3lgo L ipca. =
Lord Landsdowne zaprzecza wies.
ciom, jakoby wyspa Kreta miafa
bye przylaczona do Grecyi. Rad
grecki zgodzil sic z panstwami o.
piekunczemi, ze utrzymany costa
ME status quo, ksiaze jerry 20
stanie nadal nadkomisarzem mo-
carstw ma wyspie.
WASHINGTON, 3lgo Lipca, =
W przeciqgu ostatnich dwoch dni
padaf deszcz W p6lnocno zachod.
niej czesci Ohio W pofudniowem
Illinois. Padalo nadto W Tennes-
see, Arkansas Missouri, take
we wschodnich czesciach Nebra-
ski, Kansas W stanie Indiana. W
srodkowem Texas czekaja dotych.
czas farmerzy daremnie ma potrze-
bny i'm deszcz.
PITTsBURG, Pa. 31go Lipca. -
Generally komitet wykonawczy
stowarzyszenia .Amalgamated"
zebrat sic wczoraj ma posiedzenie,
ma kt6rem byli take obecni czion.
kowie sqdu rozjemczego stanu o.
hio. O szczeg6fach trudno dowie-
dziec sic, nalezy wszakae przypu-
szczac, re komitet ME zgodzit sic
ma warunki, stawione przez pred
stawicieli trustu. Obrady odroczo-
no do dnia dzisiejszego. Najbar-
dziej powsfawano przeciw warun-
kowi, re nieunistom majq bye przy.
znane rowne prawa unionistami.
Strajkierom rozchodzi sic take o.
to, azeby ME utrzymali sic ma sta
nowiskach tacy robotnicy, ktorzy
nalezac do stowarzyszenia, ME
przystapili do bezrobocia. Komitet
got6w jest uznac te fabryki, kt6re
dotychczas zatrudniaty nieunioni-
stow, ale sprzeciwia sic zadaniu, a.
zeby We wszystkich fabrykach tru-
stu wolno byio odtad przyjmowac
ludzi, ME nalezqcych do unij. "a
chodzi Ottawa, azeby W komitecie
ME przewazyf wpfyw radykal6w,
chcacych wym6dz koniecznie ma
fabrykantach daleko siegajace u
stepstwa.
SAN FRANCISCO, ,Cal.,30 Lipca. -
City Front Federation" postano-
villa zarzucic prace przez sympa-
tye dla strajkujacych woznic. IA
uni zast6sowafo sic do uchwafy i
$4,000 ludzi powiekszylo liczbe
strajkier6w, kt6rych jest obecnie
$4,000. Caty interes wyladowywa-
MIA okret6w rozessania towarow
jest W zastoju. Zanosi sic ma dal-
sze zawikiania i ma przystapienie
innych organizacyj do strajku, je-
zeli strony interesowane ME pogo
dza sic. zapas wegla starczy mai
dfuzeJ ma cztery tygodnie. zacho-
dzi Ottawa zaburzen.
SEATTLE, Wash, 81 Lipca. -
Skutkiem strajku wyladowywaczy
okret6w W San Francisco zaprze.
stano wysefac do tego miasta to-
wary. Strata miasta j kompanij
przewozowych powstanie ztad o.
gromna.
TOPEKA, Kans., 81 Lipca. =
PAM Carrie Nation, kt6ra zostafa
skazana ma miesiac wiezienia l4S
dolarow kary i koszt6w, uczyniono
propozycya, azeby zobowiazsfa sig
pfacic po SIS miesiecznie. Pani
Nation oswiadczyfa ma razie, re
wolf Gale zycie przesiedziee W ko-
- ,;n ro,olo oiS oanfa alo 10 kOIinu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-31
EksplOzya.

Naftowy statek Kid, stojacy u
brzegu jeziora ma Randolph str,
wczoraj po poludniu godzinie 5
spalif sic W skutek eksplozyi nafty
uzywanej do puszczenia statku.
Statek spalit sic do szczetu, a ME
byi ubezpieczony; strata ma wyno'
sic $4,000. Przy gaszeniu ognia
cztery osoby mocno sic popiekty
lub pokaleczyiy. Byli to 5Sletni
maszynista statku Joseph servin,
asystent jego Emil Meyer, 24letni
majtek George Dewer 35letni
Vernon Servis. Zawieziono ich
do szpitala Samarytanow.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
DAMAGE SUIT
To Be Brought By John Mason
Against W. R. Harris.
Wounded Man Gives His Side of
the Herndon Shooting
Under Oath.

John Mason, who was shot and
wounded by William h. Harris
about three weeks ago, is up and
about and was in town yesterday
consulting his attorney in regard
to bringing heavy damage suit
against Harris.
Mr.. Mason was accompanied by
his physician, DR.. ]. E. Stone, who
had charge of his case, and his
patiest's recovery reflects great
credit on the surgical skill of the
handsome young doctor.
For several days Mason was on
the verge of dissolution, splitting up
blood, with high fever, and evil
IDENTITY in a hopeless condition.
While in this condition Deputy
Clerk Pace was sent for and Mr..
Mason gave what was supposed
would be his ante-mortem deposit
ton in regard to Harris assault
on him. He swore that he owed nc
rent to Harris, that he had paid his
rent, which Harris accepted and
applied as1a credit on an old store
account; that he was not even talk
ing to Harris when he was shot,
that the first he knew of trouble
was when some one called out that
Harris was about to shoot him; that
Harris shot him unawares and
without provocation and then rar
| Into his back lot; that he was un
armed and leading his mule and a
no time had rock or other missile
in his hand, and that Harris mad
an attempt TO murder him.
All of this Mason will attempt t
prove in the proposed civil sui
and also in the criminal prosecu
ton of Harris, who is out on hisowr
bond of a few hundred dollars.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
REFORM FORCES
Will Hold Two Separate Meet
ings Next Saturday.
Prospects for Fusion and a Win
ming Ticket Considered
Bright.

The Reform Republicans of the
county, under the leadership of the
present county judge and three of
the four Republican justices of the
peace, and other men of life long
prominence IN the party, will hold
an adjourned meeting in this city
next Saturday to take further steps
towards fusion with the Democrats.
At the meeting ten days ago a
conference committee was appointed
consisting of FIVE members.
AT an informal conference of
Democrats in the city who favor
fusion, similar committee was APP
pointed about the same time, but it
was thought best to delay action
until larger and more representa-
tive gathering of Democrats could
be called together. To this end a
meeting of Democrats from all
par 10 VI luC SOuhN)S WIZ ldNOA IL
sion, will be held here next Satur-
day, the same day the Republicans
meet, probably at II O'Clock, and a
committee will be empowered to
treat with the conference committee
appointed by the Reform Republi-
cans to agree upon a non-partisan
ticket. The colored people are TAX
ing an active interest in the fusion
plans and all factions Of the Demo
cratic party seem to be willing to
unite once more and make COM
bined fight for good local govern
ment. 1t is believed that 1000 Re-
publicans will vote the ticket to be
agreed upon and fully 90 per cent
of the $500 Democrats of the county
will do so. These figures will
bring overwhelming victory to the
fusion ticket and it begins to look
like there is bright prospect to
rid the county of the "court house
gang" who have given the county
such an unsaSory reputation at
home and abroad.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
PLEASANT PROGRAM
Arranged for the Old Time Fid-
dlers' Contest.
Already About Forty Entries aud
Many More Expected to
Participate.

The Old Time Fiddlers' Contest
to be given at the Union Taber-
nacle in this city on the evening of
April l9 promises to eclipse all sim
liar affairs since this character OF
entertainment was inaugurated.
The contest will take place under
the auspices of the Masons, Elks-
and Epworth League and the pro-
ceeds will be devotedto charity.
A lengthy and most interesting
program has been arranged, con-
sisting of competitive 6dd1ing and
numerous other catchy features,
guaranteeing very enjoyable
evening to all who attend. The en-
tertainment will be thoroughly adj
vertised and it goes without the say
ing that there will be a packed
house on the occasion Prices will
be so cents for reserved seats, gen.
eral admission IS cents and IS cents
forgallery.
Already about forty entries in the
contest have been made and it is
likely that many more names will
be added.
AT meeting of committees repre-
senting the three organizations w.
A. Wilgus was chosen general man
ager, Alex Cox chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee and Frank X.
Yost corresponding secretary.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
STROKE OF PARALYSIS
Causes the Death of frs. Bridget
BIumenStiel.

Mrs. Bridget Blumenstiel, wife
of Mr.. Henry Blumenstiel, died Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock, after
a brief illness of paralysis. She
was stricken about three weeks ago
and continued to grow worse until
the end came.
Mrs. Blumenstiel was about 65
years old and a member of the
Catholic church. She leaves a hus-
band and several children, besides
a host of friends.
The funeral was held at the
Catholic church yesterday by Rev.
Father John T. Hill, of RUSSELL
vile, and the interment took place
in Hopewell.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
OLD DOCKET
Disposed of and New Business
Before Court.
John Wilson Case Continued And
Bench Warrant Ordered Is
sued-One Conviction.

An immense amount of business
has already been transacted in Cir
cult court during the present ses-
sion and two weeks yet remain in
which to reduce the docket. The
old docket has been disposed of and
on yesterday new business was
taken up.
In the damage suit of L. c. Dew
berry against the town of Gracey,
the jury returned a verdict for
$50.
E. H. Pickett against c. E. Oh
liver and others, verdict for plain
tiff.
Viola Wheeler, COL, charged with
aiding prisoner to escape, was
convicted and given one year in
the penitentiary. She was indict-
ed for aiding her husband to es-
cape from jail on the night of Feb.
10. She entered plea of guilty and
was given the minimum sentence.
Brown is still at large, nothing
having been heard from him since
his escape.
In the suit of Chas. L. Coleman
against Jno. d. Jones verdict for
plaintiff for $23 was returned.
Jas. Dawson VS.. M. S. Major and
others, verdict for plaintiff for $42.-
81.
Lewis Major charged with re-
ceiying stolen property verdict of
not guilty.
Another indictment against same
party continued until next tern
and bail reduced to 500.
The attorneys for James Henry
Burrows, COL, convicted of man
slaughter and given 13L years
made motion for new trial. Same
was 'overruled and an appea,
was taken. Sentence was sus
pended for 90 days.
John Wilson, charged with mali
cious shooting, continued until the
4th day of the next term and bench
warrant issued for defendant.
Wilson, who killed Alex Wright al
a dance near Fruit Hill last August,
was recently acquitted ofthe charge
of murder. At the time of the kill
ing he also shot and wounded the
father of the dead man and an in
dictment was found against him,
charging malicious shooting.
Hampton Fox, having been ex-
ahmed by Messrs. John c. Duffy
and e. c. Wade, touching his
knowledge of law, etc, was ad'
mitted as a member of Hopkins
Vile bar.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
CARPENTER IN TROUBLE,
Charles Pike in Jail Charged With
Felony.

Charles Pike, carpenter in the
employ of Forbes & Bro, was
last week arrested on charges OF
forgery and larceny.
He is accused of obtaining two
weeks pay from his employers by
means of forged time card.
B. M. Burband also sworn out a
search warrant for some carpen-
ter's tools. which we're found at
Pixies house on Fourteenth street.
Other articles alleged to have been
stolen were found at his house.
Pike was held over Saturday,
and in default of bail is in Jail.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26

Mrs. Nation will deliver half a
dozen lectures at Cincinnati, and is
now on her way to that city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
JONES.
Father and Motder of Bride Only
Wedding Attendants.

Mr.. James Jones, of this county,
and Mamie L. Tucker, of near
Kirkmansville, were married in the
Clerks office at Elkton by the
County Judge of Todd.
The groom was p and the bride
only 10. The attendants were the
father and mother of the bride.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
CLIPPED A FINGER.
Hand Caught In Jointing Machine
and Badly Cut.

While Mr.. Will Salter was opera
ting one of Forbes & Bros. jolnting
machines Saturday his right hand
was caught and badly cut. The
tip of the index finger was clipped,
his thumb was cut and his hand
was otherwise injured.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
bob TAYLOR" BRANCH.
Death Invades Home of Mr.. w. c.
Branch.

'"Bob Taylor" Branch, the 81
months-old son ofMr. VIC. Branchs
died Saturday and the remaius
were inferred in Hopewell. Sunday.
The child had only been in for !
few days. Death was caused BY a
deep cold, which affected its lungs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Destroyed Sunday School Books
and InsuIted Ills Wife.

Peter Murphy, COL, entered a
plea of guilty to disorderly conduct
before Judge Cansler yesterday and
was fined SIS and costs. Murphy
offense was the tearing up of some
Sunday School books belonging to
his wife and curslng and abusing
her.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
DIED IN ASYLUM.
Remains Shipped to Waverly, Ky.
For Interment.

Mrs. Mary Bright died Saturday
at the Asylum where she had been
under treatment for some time.
Death was due to acute dementia.
She was ~ years old. The remains
were shipped to Waverly, KY, her
old home Sunday morning.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
FIRE NEAR LAFAYETTE.
Dwelling and Contents, Including
Supply OF Bacon, Destroyed.

The residence of Wickliff Collins,
COL, on the Reeves place, near La
fayette, was destroyed by FIRE on
the 18th inst, together with con-
tents, including years supply of
bacon. The loss was total and
amounted to several hundred dol
lars. The family had just left the
house and on discovering the flames
returned at once, but the fire had
made such Roadway that nothing
could be saved. The supposition is
that the house caught from a flue,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26

William Brown was killed by a
falling tree near Lebanon Junction,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-03-26
HADDEN.LATHAM.
Todd County Couple ElOped to
GAINESVILLE to Wed.

Joseph MADDEN, son of Newton
Hadden, of near Elkton, and Miss
Nettie Latham, daughter of Col.
p. S. Latham, of Allegree, eloped to
Clarksville last Thursday and were
married. They made the round trip
in buggy. The bride is only l6
years of age.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-29
En- defenSa
de los N0tariOS.

Hemos recibido ur ejemplar de
la hoia suelts publicada por don
Juan Zacarias Rodriguez Notario de
Arecibo, en- defensa del Colegio i
que pertenece. que considera profun.
damente atacado con Ia Ley votada
}or las Camaras, autorizando q los
Aoogados para ejarcer de Notarios
Sentimos no poder publican fn.,
tegro el referido documento por su
larga extension: pero l'amamos la
ateuci6n acerca de 81 a los Notarios
y Abogados del pals.
No nos corresponds entrar a
discutir 81 las Camaras estuvieron s
no dentro de 10 justo y 10 legal, ror
que 10 tenemos com petencia para
clio; pero ST entendemos, que siendo
las Notarfas una propiedad, como
cualquie1a otra, tienen los Notarios,
despojados de sus derechos, perfec-
tfsimo derecho q pedir indemniza.
clones por los graves perjuicios que
Sc les ~hace. Creemos mas: que en-
vez de acudir los Notarios en- supli.
ca Washington, como propone ell
senor Rodriguez, deben Ilevar Ell
asunto a los Tribunales de Justicia,
para en- ellos ventilar los derechos
que puedan asistirles, = que les abo
nen los perjuicios recibidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-29
Al Pueblo
de MayagQeZ,

Bajo ese tftulo publica una man
nifestacion en- un peri6dico maya:
guezano, ell expresidente de aquella
Corte de Distrito, honorable don Ra :
mon Quif1ones, en- la que Sc lee ell ST.
guiente parrafc:
CAL igual que mis- compaf1eros
los demas jueces, no va una correc'
ci6n, pero nj siquiera la mas ieve
censura del Gobernador, del Presi-
dente del Tribunal Supreme 6 del
Attorney, he tenido durante el ejer-
cicio de mi cargo y tados los compo
nentes de nuestra sociedad, propie'
tarios, comerciantes, industriales,
nativos, extranjeros, federales, le'
publicanos, exceptuan1o Ia Traction
auarquista aqnf conocida por todos,
han demostrado conianza sin l1m1-
tes en- Ia .rectitud y honradez del Tri
bunal que hoy cesa, contlanza que,
10 dccimos con orgullo, nadie que no
mienta, ha de adrmar haya sido de
fraudaaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-29
REVISAND0
PERI0DIC0S,

<'The San Juan News, Del atra
so con que los empleados municipa
les cobran sus haberes, deduce nue
los ayuntamientos neces1tan dinero,
zero los banqueros amer1canos nc
estan dfspuestos q especular en- Pco
Rico
Sci Pals, No somos apasiona
dos y por ESQ preferfmos al negro
de alma noble, al negro DE talento
antes que al blanco de sentjmientos
bajos, de cerebro estrecho do de ese
soplo divino que emana de Dios y
que nosotros llamamos fnteligencia,
no puede desenvolverse.
<Boletin Mercantil, Publica un
articulo de fondo muy liberal, sobre
la regeneration de Espaf1a Aplau-
de la actitud del Gobierno al abolif
los privilegios de las ordenes monas
ticas y su 2rimir la asignatura de re
lfgi6n en- ell plan de estudios
Por ahi, dice ell decano. debe EN-
pear la regeneration de Espaf1a,
despu6s del esc&ndalo, 8 case de su-
Agesti6n llevado cabo en- la Sta Ubao
no debe andarse con contemplated
nes con las 6rdenes mouasticas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-29
ADJUNTAS.

Por fin, despues de una lucha
sostenida por ell Ayuntamiento de
esta Villa, con ell Alcalde sustituto
don Jose Laureno Soba, despues que
todo ell pdblico cre1a que este des
graciado alcalde, acabarfa por man.
dar fusilar al Ayuntamiento 8 me-
jor dicho a los senores que forman
esta entidad, despues que tanto ha'
bio y tanto dijo, ell gobernador le
epar6 ell caballito,, nombrando al
distinguido republicano don Jose il.
menez. Hora era de que acabara'
mos con tantos escandalos. Felici.
tamos al gobernador por tan acerta
da elecclon, aunque al sef1or Jimenez
no 10 hagamos, porque la carga es
algo pesada.
Ha circulado una hoja suelta,
por esta Villa, suscrita por don Juan
Justir ex Secretario del Juzgado Mu'
nicipal de esta Villa, contra don
Pablo Font y Vazquez, Juez Munich
pal. El efecto producido entire las
personas de criterio ha sido muy ma
Las causas estan sufcientemen'
te axplicadas. g.,
El Juez Municipal, en- uso de
perfecto derecho, tuvo por conve.
niente limpiarle Ell comedero. Ah1
todo.
Sc dice que sera nombrado Juez
de Policfa de esta Villa, ell amigo
don Lorenzo Bosch, y para Secreta'
rio don Luis Chiesa. Nos alegra'
r1amos, pues ambos amigos, reunen
muy buenas condolences, estamos
seguro que sabran administrar JUS
ticia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-29
S0bre emigration.
A LOS PUERT0,,R ,,RIQUEN0S.

Somos por razones varias opues
tos a la emigration, pero ST las cir
cunstancias la imponen debe procu
rarse que esta Sc verifque en- las me
jores condiciones para ell emigrado.
Aver nos ha visitado 81 joven ce
presentante de la <United Truit Go
Dominican Vivision Sosua, Puerto
Plata, que viene a la isla en- solici
tud de trabajadores
El pensaba llevar solamente 40
8 so para ensayar, pero en- vista de
las circunstancias, uevara hasta 80
esta vez Ofrecedesde .55 80 centa
vos orc de sueldo y ell em1grado no
contrae compromise alguno con la
Compania. AL llegar q Santo Denim
go, siencuentran quien les haga ne
jores preparedness, .puede aceptar
las indemnizando los gastos de viaje
En- esta sola fnca pueden tener
ocQpaci6n de 400 500 trabaJ adores
qufenes pueden obtener porciones
de terreno para cultivar por su cuen
ta,/siu pagar arrendamiento alguno.
Por 10 demas, bueno es consig
mar que la emigration q Santo Do
mingo no puede rigurosamente la
marse emigration,
Los puertorriquenos no pueden
considerarse emigrados en- apuella
TERRA que vive la misma Y d de
ruestro pueblo, que Sc expresa en-
ell mismo idioma, que reconoce e]
mlsmo origen y que adora al mismc
Dfos.
Santo Domingo es por las afec-
clones recfprocas y lazos de gratitud
algo asi como la prolongaci6n de ls
patria puertorriquena.
Creemos que ell pals nccesita de
esos brazos que Sc van; que urge pt
ner remedio eticaz a la emigrac ion
pero 81 esta no puede evitarse, ante:
que paises lejanos cuyas costum br e
nos son desconocidas, debe preferi
Sc Santo Domingo, desde donde l;
vuelta al hogar Sc hace facil en- case
que la suerte nos sea adversa