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New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
SCENTS COLONIZING IN WITH.

TCULI.AGH TAKES LODGING HOUSE CLERK
TO HIS HEADQUARTERS WITH REGISTER
John McCullagh, State Superintendent of Elec-
tions. announced late last night that he had
discovered what he believed to be a big coloniz-
ing scheme 10 be worked to-day at the With
Congress District election. He says he does not
know in whose interest the reputed colonization
has been made. but late last night he sub
poenaed Thomas Graham. night clerk of the
lodging house at No. > Thompson-st.. and took
him to his headquarters at No. 5S5 Broadway.
With Graham McCuIlagh took the register Of
the lodging house, and the two checked off the
list Of men registered from the hotel at the
ast general election and compared It with the
names Of men now living there. He announced
after midnight that he had discovered no one
who had not a right to vote.
But he points to the fact that at the last cleo
ton there were forty-nine voters registered
flo this hotel. Last night there 80 men
at the house, 2lS Sunday night and a corre-
spondingly large number for several previous
nights
Forty-eight of the men registered from the
hotel at the last election voted. All were chaI-
lenged, and two arrested, but later dis
charged The forty-ninth did not appear at
the polls as a warrant had been issued for
his arrest.
Superintendent McCullagh said that there
were sixty-one warrants that had been issued
at the last election, Dul naQ Tot Deen served
In case any named in these warrants try
to vote to-day they will be arrested. He said
il was his opinion that the men against whom
he has suspicious will try TO vote under the
names Of men who registered for the last gen.
eral election, but who did not vote. He has
Instructed his deputies to watch for this, and
10 arrest any one trying to vote under such
conditions.
Superintendent McCulagh was asked If he
had any idea in whose interest the alleged
colonizing had been done, but he said he was
sure
There will be times, though to-mor-
row. he said, in this election unless 1 am
very much mistaken"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK MONDAY. JANUARY g. 1902
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoEK, MONDAY. JANUARY g. 1902
ARRIVED.
o. 6 % brCh Ds S9Ti9 sis s me ap
Steamer Minneapolis ur Gates, London December 81.
cabin TO the Atlantic Trans
P AS % at Ws!n 9 hnF al a 3'G %
Win mdse ana cabin Messengers to SHnder7on < son
Sie9e4 al Grer Waierscc Gr9 Kopr Hamburg De
American Line Arrived at the 7:Oi p m ath.
steamer LAquitaine I'm. ronceot. Havre December
2s with mdsc AMI la5 steerage passengers to
the CompnEnie Generate Transatiantique Arrived at the
caiombo Ndvewfor emit 8 suez y Port q
Arrived at ne R3ar Al, II p m. 5th .,... -
s5rangr Ansdar ale Nm BT nS' PFTamouGS December
master. Arrived at The Bar at 1880 m.
Janero - Bahia II; Pernamhuco 10 and barbados IS.
4 x4rvdd %4s a sr a@f bar ss to D'
M na9 Pa m nTs'oa "a oG MS
January l. with mdsc and - passengers to W d
steamer Caracas. Wocdrlck Porto Cabelo December
Win mdse and % pnssenFsrs to Iioui,on Doett
steamer I1iuenhuTr cuban. sperlinE Port Prince
December y Gonaiyes 2G PGt ('oave and MragoGne -
January l. with fruit the Cameron 50 Co. Arrived at
& 91geP aT ks Hssse g , qt9T t. KS s@ 5%n"q
steamer Louisiana. HaIsey, New orleans January l..
steamer san Marcos. Young Prunswick Ga January 3.
Steamer Tnllahassre J9hnsSn son saya%nne January g.
Steamer Mamma Iiata. Charles Baltimore. with mdse to
steamer Wakefield Gr,, Olsen. Baltimore 3 in
sandy Hook j. Jan g. $50 p m-wind southwest,
light; clear.
Steamers Mozart CRr) for Santos; Oregon!an Fran
cisco; Adler o'r Knss,oG: Katshdin Ne NewPort News
Naupa tGer) stettn; Guyandotte Norfolk and Newport
THE Noy6N3Egs y6NEfSX S6R4g SF sFnNMFRs,
Lizard Jan 5Pessed steamers BriIi!en, ,Gen Keller
Statendam tl1utChl
.o "a a5 a'Ien er British Primo.
Q4n, smith. Antwerp fQTr New York: 9th Minnchnha
East London Jan Arrived steamer susgushauna (Rrl
Belfast Jan 5,Arrived weehnwken tBr,.
Antwerp Jan Arrived, British Queen CBr>.
Ro't5@% Jan y s%eq sail s1sa@s soedk
Bremen. Jan Arrived. steamer Barbarossa Ger.
aIs Men35 i5o s,eomer Prn, w,nem " o,
Aarsnts New York, via West Indies for Amsterdam -.
Victoria Ger KacmP 5rom Hamburg and NSiae s6uth
st Grox Jan 5-Arriyed steamer Madiana OBr) Fraser
St vincent. Z V. Jan G-Arrived steamer Sabine CBr,
Taylor, New York for Cape Town and Algoa Bay.
tyarbide York. '''''
Ger, CuppeTs. New-York for Naples and Genoa (and
Cuppers New-York for Naples and Genoa "
Malaga. Dec 2o-sailed steamer Bursunda (Fr,. Buhe
Naples Dec 3O-sailed steamer Lombardia dtaD. Can
Geroa Jan 4salei, Barcelona CUrusD New
ralr9 Jan 4s%lsa s% steamer % PeGga E B Fns
suez Jan 5-Arrved, steamer Newholm CBr,. voss
ona Jan steamer Easts5n Prince
~ New-York FOR Rio Janero.
Bermuda. Jan 9. e;iO m-Arrived. steamer Trinidad
tBr. Fraser. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
LINDINGER FINALLY OUT.
LESSLER AND BELMONT EACH CONFI-
DENT OF SUCCESS AT THE
POLLS TO-DAY.

The special election in the With Congress
District 10 choose a successor to Nicholas Null
Ter, resigned. will be held to-day. The polls will
be open from q a m. to > p. m.
After several Incomplete attempts Fritz Lin
dinger yesterday succeeded in withdrawing a
candidate. That is. he succeeded as far he
could. for his name VIII appear on the ballot
In signed statement Mr.. Lindinger said in
part
will stand for and by anything stated in circu-
pet baggers. My nomination was a rebuke and a
protest TO bossism and to the use of questionable
NV campaign was hardly begun when a number
among others, sent for me, asking and begging me
@ withdraw. My answer always was No on
Friday. January 3, / left my headquarters in com
pany with three to canvass the district;
to go 10 certain house where some votes could
be got; We went, and there I met number OF
Councils After arguing and discussing the situation
statement declaring that would prefer 10 have
Democrat CMr. BelmonD elected than a Republican
regular Democratic nominee and all factions in
the Democratic party have united on him Respect
P: s...Mr. Croker also wanted me to withdraw.
] thank the public press Of this city for their
hearty support F. l.
Hardly had his statement been issued. when a
committee Of the Fritz Lindinger Association
set out posthaste TO call in the document. A
milder and much more diplomatic letter was
given out by them a substitute. In this sec
ond episte 'bosssm.' carpet baggers" and all
reference TO John c. Sheehan omitted
At Lessler's headquarters. in the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel, at West Broadway and Chambers
st. the last day of the campaign a busy
one. Throughout the day volunteer workers
dropped in. Secretary Obermaier. who was seen
by a Tribune reporter last night, declared he
had doubt TO the outcome of the election.
Whatever majority Belmont secures in Man
haitian will be overcome in Staten Island" he
declared.
AT Mr.. Belmonts headquarters, in the Astor
House, there much activity. Long lines Of
men waited hours for a word with the candi-
date. and many waited in vain. When seen by
a Tribune reporter Mr. Belmont declared that
he had no doubt as to the outcome of the fight.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Election Of Congressman. With District polls open 6
a m. to p m
Tammany Hall executive committee. organization meet
ing evening.
NeVE-York annual meeting 10
Second ave. $50 p m
Dinner for R Fulton Cutting and f. r. l. Gould
dorf-Astoria. $50 p. IT.
Annual meeting New York Entomological Society Mu-
scum OF Natural History. ?. m.
Annual meeting. Torrey Botanical Club, No. West
SiXty-eiEhth-st. p. m.
illustrated lecture on Pearys Progress to the Pole by
Herbert l.. Bridgman, American Institute. No. 10
West Forty-fourth-st, s15 p. m.
Meeting Of NewYork Branch Of the TheosophcaI Soci
ETY., No. 228 West F1fty-eighth-st, p. m.
Social Reform Club. No 12s Twenty-eight st.
p.
Peoples Institute lecture The
by Professor J. b. Clark. Cooper Union. p.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
NETWORK CITY

The Rev. DR.. John Bancroft Devns will deliver
an illustrated lecture "EvangeIine" at Hope
Chapel No. 339 East Fourth-st.. at 8 p. m. on
January IA.
Mails from Hong Kong. December I: Shanghai.
December H. Yokohama, December IT, and Homo
lulu. December 28. reached San Francisco on the
steamer City Of Pekng and dispatched east
January g. They due this city on the
morning of January 10. Mails for China, Japan
advertised.
Edward S. Post appointed to succeed James S.
Fuller superintendent Of tte registry depart
Of the Postoffice. began work yesterday. Mr
Post was formerly second assistant postmaster
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
BILLIARDS..

GERsCHELL DEFEATS MKEE AT DALY's
IN AN EASY GAME.
William Gerschel defeated J. A Mckee by a
Of $50 to lib in the first game of the handicap
tournament given under the auspices of the New
York Billiard Club at Day's Billiard Rooms last
night The contest will continue each evening
this week. Fred" POggenburg who meets Mol
daur in tO-nights game, Will play 300 points to
his opponents 80 at II inch balkline two shots
in. He will have give the same handicap to
Mckee and GerscheI.
The game last night interesting throughout
Gerschels high 81 and his average o. As
while McKee's high q and his average
2 25-s5.
The prizes IN the tournament will be a pair Of
diamond sleeve buttons. a diamond pin a gold
headed and a silk umbrella
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Ex-Mayo n. V. V. Franchot of
Oean, and General Roy Stone. of Washington
ASTOR-Congressman Cialusha A. Grow, of Penn
sylvania. FIFTH AVENUE-Senator George F.
Hoar. of Massachusetts. GRAND-MajOr r. F.
Ames, l. S. A, and Justice Burr Mattice, Of the
NewY ork State Supreme Court. HOFFMAN-P
r. Quinlan, of Syracuse. IMPERIAI-Colonel
William Rdgely Griffith, of Baltimore NEITHER
LAND-Justice Daniel J. KenefCk. of the New
York State Supreme Court SAVOY-Judge j. w.
Houghton. of Saratoga Springs. STURTEVANT-
Ex-Speaker Titus Sheard. Of Little Falls. y. Y.
WALDORF-Ex-G Governor Z. c Smith Of Yer
mont; P. A. b. Widener. of Philadelphia: Con-
gressman ]. K. Stewart, OF Amsterdam, n. Y. and
eX-Congressman Frank c. Neidringhaus, of st.
Louis
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
CENTRAL NATIONAL MONEY MISSING.

NO TRACE OF $500 WHICH REACHED THE BANK
BEFoRB CHRISTMAS
The Central National Bank. Of No 800 Broad
way, has made little progress toward recovering
the s4co. which disappeared several weeks ago A
week before Christmas the bank was Informed that
one Of it's out-of-town correspondents had sent by
mail 800 special messenger OF the bank re-
ceived the money from the postoffice and turned
IL over to the correspondence department From
there the money should have gone to the note
clerks. but IL failed to reach them. On December
6 the loss was discovered, when there was found
in 2 waste paper basket the envelope which had
contained the money and the accompanying state
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Amuscmcuts.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1901 I-I9O2.

Under IlTeCtIOn WIZ.
O q. S-LOHEsNGRIN. FameS nd
Louise Homer Van DyCk BiSpham and de Reszxe.
Conductor Damros~h
Fri. Ev'R. Jan. 10. at S-CARMEN. Calve suzanne
Alvarez. SCotti Conductor. FlOn.
Sat Aft. Ian. IL. at 2-LE NOHZE III FIGARO THE
Marriage Figaro Eames. SCher SembriCh: Ia de
Reszkc TaveCchia. Heiss and Campanlri. Conductor.
Sepplli.
T"rnna Scheff; Dipped. HasS MuhImann Rciss and
Bispham Conductor Damrosch
sun Ev'E Jan. II. at S:ao-Grand Popular Concert
Mines. Adams Homer
Messrs. S!lgnac and Scott conductor MIR Flon
Mon. jan H. Rt I:+5-DIE WALKURFs C;adski
Schumann Heink, Louise Hcme-. SchcT SeyEard Bride
we'll Marly. BAuermeistcr. Van CRutsTen Ternlna
Van Dyck Hlsss and Van Rooy Conductor Flcn.
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
BUY oFTAE MAKER"
Geo. CLINT Co.
As,45 Ano ~ WEST aaOST.
NEAR BROADWAY
FACTORY: 1874 AND 1856 WEST iorsTREEr

in all stages successfully from 81 per cent
In the first year and 10 per cent in the second to
80 per cent during the last year The doctor refers
to the under his charge.
The doctor calls attention the interesting fact
that success has been achieved at Rutland without
the of alcohol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
MANY CONSUMPTIvEs CURED.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tp1r,,xl

BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIDUNFI
Boston. June 6-Dr. Herbert c. Clamp visiting
physician of the Consumptives' Sanatorium at Rut-
land reports greater success in the last year than
In his two previous years The percentage Of cases
apparently cured or arrested considering all cases
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TODAY
Vessel For. Line Mails close sails
Citts di Torno Naples, italian. $50 m
Menominee London. At Trans........
Caribbee st Thomas. Quebec. 1890
Finance Colon, Panama g30 m n
lroquols' charleston clyde ..........- 300 m
Princess Anne. Norrolk Ola Dominion. 300 m
III lpia, New orleans Morgan h'.-..-... 300 m
Silvia. Newfoundland. Red Cross 1000 a m 1900 m
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY s
Gymrie; LiveTpool. White Star...... 400 m
ICELAND. Southampton, ed a
Seminole San Domingo. Clyde. m
1uchthn. havana, y " Cuba.-. 1900 300 IN
Comal Galveston. Mallory ............ 300 n m
Algonquin. Charleston. Clyde 9.oOIp -
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion. go. 400 y ~
Mount Vernon Inagua. Cameron. $50 a m I0.O0 N
THURSDAY. JANUARY O.
L Aquitaine, Havre French. m 1o.oo -.
Wakefield Brazil. Lamp a m Io,n -
C1enfuegos Santiago. - Y & Cuba m ~,
Ciler. st kits Demerara. =,
Arap1noe' ShaIlsston, Cyoe. 800 m
1atll,oh, NoTloik, Old dominion. 800 m
II suu" 'E'e"-O'leehs' Morsan'''.'''' - BOO
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

HANOVER NATIONAL BANK or NETWORK. THE
PRINCIPAL CREDITOR

PRINCIPAL CREDITOR.
Grand Junction Col. Jan. e.-The Colorado State
Bank has closed it's doors Some time ago the
bank secured a loan OF $4,000 from the Hanover
National Bank, OF New-York. for the Colorado
Sugar Company. of this city. The New-York bank
recently forced the collection OF the loan. thus
pelling the local bank to suspend.
J. +. Mcfarland cashier of the bank is man.
sger of the Colorado Sugar Company. He in
New-York attempting 10 reorganize the sugar COM
pany when he was called back 10 Denver. II is
stated that the bank has deposits 600. and
within three or four weeks will resume business.
The bank closed its doors in 1893. but was re-
organized within short time afterward T. III.
Jones is president
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
WHEAT MARKET MUCH EXCITED
THE MAY OPTION ADVANCES SHARPLY ON
HEAVY TRADING IN ST. LOUIS.

THE MAY OPTION ADVANCES SHARPLY ON
HEAVY TRADING IN ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Jan. 6-Heavy speculative trading In
wheat, said be the heaviest in the history of
the ST. Louis grain market, took place to-day on
the Merchants Exchange, where the May option
advance 3lsc. Saturdays close before the end
Of the session At the opening, which was excited,
the first price for May showed advance Of &c
1c. Saturdays close, heavy buying
which continued throughout the session. From SS3s
GS9ssc. the opening range. May steadily rose TO
9lIAc.
There were several factors responsible for the
excitement and advance in prices. Most or the
heavy buying was for country accounts, which. in
addition to the fact that the local contingent was
bulsh on the crop conditions in the Southwest,
where the weather is too dry for the growing
wheat, helped the advance along. Small offerings
by the farmers urgent milling demand, higher
speculative prices in other markets, and increased
demand for wheat for stock feeding purposes also
had influence
Wheat furnished the feature OF the local grain
market yesterday. The May option opened at
IS I-16c., advance of sc Saturdays close
and the highest level reached here this sea
Trading active throughout the day,
the price ranging between SS2sc seize. and the
close being at Si4c.. asked. The advance reflect
ed apprehension for the winter wheat harvest,
due to adverse weather conditions in the winter
wheat States and adviCcs that Russia and Ar
genttna will this year be able TO export little wheat
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Announcements.
Poke effect in Collars.
SEWASEE. Z. & w. SYOSSET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise "a Sunset 449 Moon a m 523 Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandv Hook 5:43 Gov Island 6:I2 He'll Gate s.n5
P.M-Sandy Hook els Gov Island 636 Hell s -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
HOME OF NINTH NATIONAL SOLD

THE PURCHASER Is THE NATIONAL CITIZENS
BANK.
The National Citizens Bank took title yesterday
TO Nos 4C7 and 400 Broadway from the Ninth Ma
uonal Bank The Ninth National Bank does
business at the address given. This purchase
calls the report of the amalgamation of the Ninth
National by the National Citizens Bank
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
FOR DISCHARGING A TELEGR4PHER
NEw-HAvEN ROAD Is INDICTED BY THE FED
ERAL GRAND JURY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1RrxE

Boston. Jan. 6.-The Federal grand jury returned
an indictment against the New York New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company this afternoon in
the United States District Court before Judge
Lowell Such action of the grand Jury is un-
usual The company discharged Peter Gagan
and John Trainer, both telegraphers. Hugh J. Hill
chief telegrapher of the Taunton division was in
dcted some time since for the same offence and a
trial resulted in a disagreement of the jury.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
san FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. Jan. 6.-The official closing quo.
ations for mining stocks TODAY were as follows.
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ZEN pal lilo evera
COM PANIA
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Labor que IllereCo
allauSOS.
.LA..DE Las CAMARAs.

4
Hay que conyenir, y solo pecan
dose de injusto y spasionado podra
decirse 10 contrario, en- qne Las Ca
maras vienen trabajando asidua-
mente.
El pals, 10 We, y podra 6 no
dar su aprobaci6n 10 one Sc va ha-
eiendo pero no pcdra menos que re-
conocer que nuestros Deleg es
tan solfcitos en- la mission qne Sc les
ha conferido.
Todos los dias dedican & sus fac
mas muchas horas sin interrapci6B,
y en- ocasioEes celebran dos 6 tres
juntas.
De esta suerte, 1nicamente po
dram llevar q Ia reslizaci6n sus EN-
pef1os, dados los infinitos asuntos q.
tienen que solucionar Y los muchCs
que iia por dia Sc pressntan.
Podemos asegurarlo, y 10 hace-
mos gus.osos; hay voluntad y gran
des energias en- los hombres que tie.
nen q su cargo Ia alta mission de pro"
curar Ell bien de este pals presentan
do para clio recursos 8 iniciativas q
no tienen otro objeto.
ST distinta fuese la marcha, 81
otra impression sinti6rAmos la consig
nariamos.
Nuastra pluma ha sido siempre
celosa de alentar las grandes empire
sas y de estimul&r con Ell APPLAUSE me
rscido, pero nunea Sc ha mostrado
rehacia, nj temerosa de consignsr la
protesta Cuaudo 6sta ha sido necesa'
ria 8 cuando Ia f&Ita de cumplimien
to ha reclsma1o su imposition.
NuestrO caracter de indepen.
diente uOs coloca en- franca actitud,
para fr3ucamente dsr nuestra OPT
Mon, y la que hoy consignamos fave
rable a las Camaras es hija de Ia evi
dencia, pues nos consta en- absolute
que todos los miembaos que las com.
pouen estan ganosos de nuertro bic
hester, y tra5ajsn a ese fin lauda
BILE.
Nosotros no podemos leer en- e]
porvenir. NosotrosIno sabemos 81 esos
trabajos conseguiran ell fin que sc
proponen, pero que trabajsn con in.
teres Y con tes6n por clio 10 vemos
y como 10 vemos 10 consignamcs con
gusto.
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Los hOmDreS pQblicOS.
No. 10

De este :nodo Sc designa & los
que por el puesto que ocupsn en- Ia
sociedGd, en- lR administration y en-
Ii polfttca llegan & escalar los
puestos mas altos.
NecesArio es convenir en- que,
Sobre todo en- 10 polftica, esos altos
puestos, si es cierto que son h1iCs de
meritos personales, no 10 go menos
que el CCncurRo de los ciudadanos
en- las contiendas electoralss, en- las
luchas de propsganda, y aGn en- los
peligros de 10 rs politiCa que SO sus'
tente, ha cOntribuido como factor
importAnte & aquel encumbramien'
to.
De este conO3imiento, Sc dan
cuenta en- ssgnida los encumbrados.
y como 1usta recirrocidad devuel'
ven con sus atenciones al pueb o q
los elevs, Gu 10 que es possible, la La
Dor de este.
Ptro no vSle encastillarse.
ri hombra phblico que kube, nc
puede bAjo concepto aIgunO cerrar
despuss su puerts, Y dejar de aten'
der 6 los que le dieron sus snfragioe,
por 81 expusieron su vida 8 su ha'
cienda. comprometieron el pan de
50 familia.
Eu otras circuntanc!as el case
no setIa nuevo, pues es cosa corrlen
to que el rico no ati .nda al pobre, q
al pcderoso desois /, a al necesttsdo, ei
Opulent& 1ehuyR al infeliE, per0 en-
81 GAso concretro de ia politics, no
pusde Rubsistir esa practica, pues
10 ha eSssblecido un contrato bilate.
raj entire el elegid = el elector, en-,
tFe el ONE sube y el que strve de es'
cAlsS entire 81 que Sc eleva y ell que
ls empujs,
De ahi, y solo aht, de ese con.
tERto, (, que salta como premio mas
tarde el bsne11cio del de abA1o, pro
curAdo pt r el one est& entima debi'
do al esfurrzo de aquel.
Y de ahf de esA prRctica polfti-
60, los cRmbios continues, hijos de
laIjustR compensation que, ofrecen
loa que llsgan & 10 alto q los que 10
han elevRdO.
Por ESQ, no proceie encAstillar-
Sc nj meterse en- la casa q puerta CO.
rraca, nj dar 0rdeues para decir que
so estA, nj negar audienois, nj de
lAirar 1ustos anhelos; que esos que
naman y llegan; que esos que piden
audiencias, y piden platts en- el fss'
tin SON los que elaborarOn el bAnque
to, son los que pusierou los hombros
para levantsr Ia escala, y expusie-
ron Ia csbezs y gritaron con gritos
del CorsEon.
Y no es lusto que en- esa mesa
grande y opip&ra se nieguen miga-
jas & los que tienep derecho propio,
adquirido por su trabajo, por su es-
fuerzo y su correligi6n.
p. l..
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Un CanOnCitO
para ll0Var en- Gl bOlSillO,

Los Estados Unidos han bAtido
De ruevo ell <recorda en- el tipo mas
potente de Ia moderna artilletfa.
Cosiste en- un CO f15n de 40, cen
t1metros de dia metro; peso, 10000
Kilograms; peso del proyeci', 1,C
rs kllogramcs altnra 1862 metros con
carg& de 27O kilometres de p6lvora
sin humoformads de nitro Gel ulr s.,
con Is po1 100 de nitroglicerins; el
proyectil tendra una ve'ocidad ini'
cial de 75C metros por segundo. Y un
apg 1lo de 20 grades. 81 a.oe, sera
det23. .kil6ne ros. Este Iproyec j, d
aero, perfora 1000 metros, todas
rs cOrazas conocidas.
81 precio de esta piez2, con ST.
u1ontsje y adoptaciones, So sproxi
ma Aun million de dollars.
A pesar de tan enorme coste
en- los Estados Unidos S ecor struira
40 pleas con destino & Ia d=fens
de Ia capitaly los puertos de refugic
de sus escuGdras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-17
COnSejO Executive.
DIA IS.

EI bill no 4 en- que SO eo}icita
una oartida de 5 10000 para Ia ex-
posic On de st Louis, pss6 Ia O.
mission de Hacienda.
Sc recibi6 en- Ell Consejo ell bill
go 1 y SO enviara a Ia frma del Co
bernador y Ell bill no 12 CON Il en-
mienda del Consejo esta listo tam
bien para ID drms s3l Goberna-
dor.
Sc present6 por Ell senior B Arbo-
81 el bill ndnero II, refsrente &
elecciones municipales, y pas6 & la
Comisi6n respective.
Ha emitido su informe Ia Comi-
sion q quien Sc paso eI bill n1mero
13 en- que Sc eolicits Ell cambio del
nombre de Porto Rico por Ell de
Puerto Rico y la Comisi6n recomiea 4
da q ambos Camaras pida al Con-
gteso hsga esta sustituc On.
En- resumen sc dGlibar6 s)bre
el nombre de Porto Rico y Puerto
Rico.