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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-29
CHICAGO.
rho Worlds Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
Compilation Of . Number Of Happen.
0Es among tho Afro-Americans
Of the Second City of this
Glorious Union.

Mr. Moses Samuels has returned from
the East.
Mr.. Richard Smith has returned from
New York.
Miss Sarah Walker has returned from
Minneapolis.
Mr.. Andrew Dresden left Monday for
Minneapolis.
Miss Pauline Goggin is visiting friends
in Cincinnati,
Mr.. F. A. Turner has gone to Georgia
to visit his sister.
Mrs. B. S. Harris is visiting her moth
or in Springfield.
Mr.. Robt. Miller is going to Germany
to spend the winter.
Master Willie Rankin leaves for
Evansville tomorrow.
Mrs. Jessie Smith has returned from a
visit to Detroit and Canada.
Messrs A. Broadly, H. G lie and Charlie
Lett spent Sunday at Lake Geneva a..
Mr.. Aldrich Campbell who has been
sick with malarial fever is up again
Mrs. L. Mason OF St. Louis is the guest
of Mrs. p Ford, $40 Atlantic street.
Rev. w. B Derrick of New York is
the guest of Mrs. Lewis, 29l1 Armour
avenue. - - : :s--z,
Mr.. VIM. H Mosby after pleasant
visit to Chicago and Detroit has returned
to bis home in St. Louis.
The ladies of Auxiliary No. 2, will give
grand concert September 20 for the
BENEFIT of Provident Hospital.
The Worlds Columbian AIS ,ciation
organized an Auxiliary Association at
st. Stephens Church Tuesday night.
Mr.. Tom. Franklyn Thompson Of
Evansville, Ind, is in the city the guest
of Mrs. Lucy Rankin, 3Ol Twenty ninth
street.
Mrs. T. Ramsey of 1852 18th street, was
pleasantly surprised by a number of
friends Sunday niSht. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. L. L. Ross was the recipient of a
fine present in the shape of fifteen
pound boy, born on the 25th. Its just
like it's papa.
Mrs. N. Alexander of Cincinnati and
Mrs Boone of Columbus are in the city
staying at Mrs. J. H. McRoberts,' 1910
Dearborn street.
The Iowa Conference will 20 in a body
to the celebration, Monday August 3lst,
at Kuhn's Park. The Park will open
from II A. M to IL at night.
Mrs. G. w. Bradshaw of 4763 Atlantic
is entertaining her mother Mrs. j. A.
Anderson Of NATION ILL.,, and her sister
Mrs.. c. B. Barnett of West Superior,
Wis. 49,.
Ben Hines left home As Boston Ave.,
Wednesday night the 10Th aid hasn't
been heard of since. A liberal reward
will he paid for any information concern
ing him. K .=za.-....-s -. .....=. =
The Women's Auxiliary Association
gave social Tuesday night, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Solomon Tay lor, 1921 Dear.
born street, About one hun lred people
were present and enjoyed themselves
hugely "
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Richmond. Ind.

Mrs. jackson has returned from Ohio.
Mr.. Charlie Coins has returned from
Jetfersonville.
Mr.. Clay Of Cincinnati is in the city
visiting friends.
Mrs. F. Archey entertained few
friends at her beautiful home on South
9Th street. Saturday evening.
A grand picnic was given last week in
honor Of Misses Williams, Jones and
Tilford who are the guests of Mrs.
Coggins.
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and George A. Corpreu Esq, of the SEN

Clnel. fE' -szsl- ...se.- s.s..s.- t..
Brooklynites in general and the
Charles Summer Colored Republican
Club in particular are pushing Mr..
Augustus M. Hodges editor of the
Brooklyn Sentinel. for minister to Hayti
Mr.. Hodges was a candidate for the
position endorsed. by 900 leading Re-
publicans prior to Mr.. Douglass ap-
pointment and his friends white and
Colored IN the state are pushing his
claim. Three leading white Republicans
will leave Brooklyn for Washington
Monday with ABOUT 700 names to a
petition in bis behalf. The "Colored
BROTHER" in New York state has re-
ceived nothing from the administration
SO MI" Hodges friends think they have
quit claim deed to the position. IT, 49,
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WANTED.

To know the whereabouts of one Rob-
ert Morris whose parents were killed in
a wreck one year ago last Thanksgiving
at New Lenox on their way to Joliet.
He is dark complexioned. weighs about
40 pounds, is 6 # ] and is 81 years old.
He is known as Bob Morris. When last
seen he was at the Joliet races. He was
heard from in st. Louis about one month
before the death of his parents. Adj
dress John Francis. Administrators Of
Estate, New Lenox, III.
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choir sang, ''Blest be the Tie that
Binds' Rev. w. G. Clarke read the
Scripture lesson from the fifth chapter
St. Matthew. Prayer by Rev. E. Tyler.
The choir rendered choice selection.
The moderator then introduced Rev. T.
P. Green of Rushville, who announced
the fourth chapter of Proverbs sixth
verse. Rev. Mr.. Green admonished the
congregation to take heed to their ways
in very especia manner. The sermon
was very instructive. Prayer by Rev.
L. M. Leonard of Olivet church Indian
apolls .r
The missionary subject was discussed
by Revs. Johnson Miller. Rouse. Preston
Slau. liter and others after which the
convention adjourned tosmeet with the
Liberty Baptist church lof Evansville,
Ind, on Thursday beforeathe 4.h Lords
Day in August 1892. Closed by singing
''Did Christ DER Sinners weep" prayer
by Rev. Peter Fergusonand benediction
by Rev. D. De Honey. sgf
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MINNESOTA SPEAKS.
The Afro.Americans of the North Star
State Inaugurate War.
On the ''Separate Car Law of Tennessee
and Propose to Test the Constitution
atty of the Same In the Supreme
t.:as Court of the Land

81 y . - . Us
Ever since the passage of the ''sep-
arate Car Act" of Tennessee the Afro
Americans of Minnesots have been boil
ing with indignation and its odlous pro,
visions have been the theme of constant
discussion. The outrageous treatment
which was accorded to Minnesota's rep
resentative to the National AfrorAmer,
lean League which recently met in
Knoxville. Tenn, in consequence of that
act added fuel to the flames. Last Sat-
urday the following call was issued in
St. Paul: .. -
ATTENTION ALL.
Are you in favor Of common equality
of Americans, and are you willing to aid
in securing for Afro-Americans all the
rights of American citizenship?
Is it your opinion that the constitu.
tionality of the Jim Crow car law of
Tennessee should be tested? If so at
tend the meeting at Pilgrim Baptist
church next Tuesday night Aug. 25.
Come and bring your friends.
Harry H. Howard, Samuel E Hardy,
+. R. E. Anderson, Richard Higdon,
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Brooklyn, n. Y.


Several Brooklyn ladies would like to
win the beauty prize. .--~e. : IN :.
Mr.. Willis F. Hodges is spending the
summer at Long Branch.
Mr.. G. G. Lake has returned to the
city from visit to relatives in Norfolk,
Va.
Every one who has seen THE APPEAL
thinks its the best Colored paper they
have seen. G ~ 49,
Madame VIM. H. Cooke is doing a
fine business as dress m aker at her new
stand, Ill Fleet Plan. f.s-G
Mr.. E. D. Yarber, our Afro American
builder intends to put up row of nine
houses this fall at cost of 81, 900 each.
Miss L. w. Brown and A. T. Smith
were led to the altar by Hymen last
Thursday evening at the residence of
the bride.
The Colored people of the 25th ward
talk of running either Mr.. A. M
Hodges of W. T. NJ. Bradford for super
visior of the ward.
Brooklyn people, who are able, have
all gone to the sea side, Saratoga or
Long Branch. Enough Of the .'stay at
homes are here to make it pleasant for
visitors, A few of the s.stay at homes
are: Editor Augustus M Hodges, Lawyer
w. T. NJ. Bradford, Theo. D. Francis,
Esq, Vim. Il. Cooke, John H. Waddell
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JACKSON, MISS.
What They are About in one of the Fair
Southern Cities --~---,a-.--
short and Spicy Items of News, Personal
and ampersonal, Concerning Matters
and Things Generally in the Capitol -
of the State of Mississippi.

.&-.. ---s s:gt +fe e#E
I, Rise, rise and give Jackson your mon
ey. -@.-s. $780, ~
Jackson goes to prepare place for
Eastern Oklahoma, reach thy desired
work. ,E-5 H. ss. .,..r-r- .. ..... ~
Come welcome Jackson, I'll gladly go
along. ss5ss'zza'sssses5s -. s.
Oh! Brandon. thou exalted city, come
down.
Save Brandon's efforts as memoir
for use.
Weep not, oh! Durant, thy time bye
and bye.
Don't have Edwards ignorant. she'll
rise again.
Chop Edwards in the head with the
golden axe.
Have Dur Mt to know that the war
ended in IS.
Okolona weighed in the balances, and
found wanting.
Na'chez, where art thou? Fixing at
once to decliue.
Edwards, do you really want the
school? Want on.
Mr.. ]. H Gavles of Gainesville. Miss.
was in the city .st week.
Mrs. E. B. Topp has gone to Sharkey.
Miss, visiting relatives and friends.
Remember girls, Ito you muoh is
given, aid of you much is expected.
Messrs. Hooker and Thompson of
Bogo Chitto, were in the CITY last week.
Mrs. Gus. Williamson was on the sick
list last week, but we are glad to see her
out again.
Mrs. N. n. Sneed left last week for
Myles station, where she will spend =
part of the warm season.
Mrs. Jacob Beatty in company with
her little granddaughter OLIVE, has been
spending while in Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Jack Brown accompanied by her
son Mr. Oscar Simmons of Durant passed
through the city last week enroute to
Vickshurg.
The lovely Yazoo City Bellies. Misses
Lulc Kent and Emma jackson, were in
the city last week guests at the Stans.
bury House.
Miss Florence Lowery, one of Vicks-
burgs charming and very rare bellies
while enroute to school in Davenport.
Iowa, paid weeks visit to Jackson last
week.
Mr.. John Walker Jr., will not write
any more local matter for the Freeman,
but will hereafter have in an editorial
each week. Johnnie is a pile-driveer.
whisper it down the line"
WILLIE s LEE, DECEASED.
Mr.. Willie S. Lee after quite a lengthy
illness quietly died at his home in this
city last week: Although young man
of about 2l years of age. He had re-
ceived finished education from jack
son College. He was young man Of
pure morals, and in social life shone
with brilliancy which only the highest
order Of accomplishments could kindle.
Being devoted commitment and faith
full christian, he had searched the scrip-
lures and threw the weight of his great
intellect in the scale with the wise of the
earth who have found there the prom
isss of eternal life. He had long been
strict member Of the Baptist church.
and died as he lived in the enjoyment
of all hallowed influences ofchristjanitv.
Or certainty we may pronounce our
brother free from all danger of t. is des-
tiny; and may we all strive each in bis
place, to be equally exempt from such a
doom when our final sentence is passed.
-. f." :-s~ E.. A. GRAY.
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M !, 1t Illinois.

Nation, Illinois. .a
Mrs. Lulu Archy is in Paris yet.
Miss Mabel Anderson is visiting in
Campaign.
Messrs. Wiley Smith, Orange Hufter-
man and Robert Higg bottom have re-
turned from Springfield.
The A. NJ. p. gospel camp meeting
commenced the 10Th and ends the Goth.
The crowd has been smalls far. Elders
Simon, Holmes and Stephenson are the
8. eakers and others to come.
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A Splendid Offer,

For three dollars we will send you The
APPEAL for one year and one copy of
"The Afro,American Press Gust out)
retail price of book alone 81. address
THE APPEAL 325 Dearborn street. Chica-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otero Chase of Darby,
Pa, are at the DEBILITY.
The Odd Fellows are thriving. Let
brotherly love continue.
Mr. Clinton's bath house does good
business. Steps from the broad walk
would be an addition.
The Ohio avenue lyecum was well at
tended last week. One of the attractions
was paper edited and read by Mr..
Chas. Lipscum.
Daniel Johnson of Wa Wa, Pa, was
browne the 18Th inst. while bathing in
the ocean. At this writing the body has
not been found.
Mr.. w. G. Anderson has bought fine
corner lot in Salem, N. j. The lot is in
a fine location and is well fenced. Mr..
Anderson will soon build a cosy cottage.
Among the visitors at Clinton Cottage
last week was VIM. H. James M. d., of
Harrisburgh, Pa. DR.. Jones has an en-
viable reputation and large practice,
much of which Is white.
It looks as though Hayti is preparing
for another revolution. Hippolyte has
issued q decree that no person or per-
sons shall leave Hayti without his con-
sent; and that is pretty hard to get.
We hope tina. war may be averted and
since new cabinet has been formed,
that peace may reign and prosperity at
tend their every good undertaking.
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best on the List

As to . varied matter, the Chicago
APPEAL is the best paper We have on our
exchange list. -Afro-American Advo-
cate.
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CINCINNATI.
Doings Of the Week Among the Afro
Americans OF tho Queen City.
Haps and Mishaps and Items In General
Collected and Compiled by our Re-
porter for tho Dedication Of
Porkopolitsns.

quite numOer OF ladies' who have
been visiting elsewhere have returned.
Miss Matte Fowles of Louisville who
has been visiting here has returned
home.
The East End Colored Republican
Club will give a picnic at the Bellevue
September ed. .s. -. u. ...s
A party of our society ladies visited
tho Cathrage Fair on Thursday and had
quite lively time.
The Young Mems Christian Society of
Walnut Hills gave their lawn social last
Wednesday. This society which is COM
posed of some of the best young men of
Walnut Hills. They are to be COM
mended for their earnest Christian work
in that vicinity.
We understand from St. Louis paper
that a delegation from the Board of
Puplic Schools of Cincinnati paid visit
of inspection to the schools there, one
object being to ascertain how to separate
the white and Colored pupils. Isuppose
they wish to do it with as little trouble
and excitement as possible here.
1t is we'll known fact that many
man has outlived his popularity and use.
fullness and sank into OBJ scurity. it is
also true that real merit and sterling
solid worth, altho shadowed for some
time by adverse circumstances, is sure
to win in the end as in the case Of Mr..
Peter H. Clark who is now visiting in
this his native city and who has been
welcomed and honored by those of our
citizens, who, now that he has found
home else where, feel what they have
lost and know how to appreciate bis
past services.
Strange we never prize the music
Till the sweet voiced bird is flown;
Strange that we should slight the violets,
Till the lovely flowers are gone.
Waxahachie, Tex.
Rev. G.. L. Allen preached at Baptist
church last Sunday.
Mr.. G. Hayward is improving from an
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Matilda Rea ,or has recovered
from her recent illness.
Pound suppers are all the 60 and the
young people enjoy them.
Read The APPEAL and see what the
ro-Americans are doing.
I have found the word girl in the Bible
twice: Zechariah and IS.
The APPEAL Is tine bo'desl most pro
gressive and most snterprisir e newa.
paper of ita class.
The U. B. F's elected the following of.
fcers: s B. Borders, w. NJ; G. w.
Weak, D. NJ; B. G. Cade, Sec ; A. Duke,
Asst. Sec.; R G. Sweat, Treas; R. Arm
strong, B. Streets, H. Dosson, Trustees;
r. G. WEIGH, Chaplain; G. Border and
G. Highter, Marshalls; R. Harlans and
J. Cade, Sop; w. H. Borders, Nat. Fow-
Ter, Sentinels; R. Jarret. sword bearer.
Valuo of nronoriv al SO0
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Toronto, Ont.

Mile Smith is home from Boston.
Miss Adah Hoke left this morning for
Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson are visit
ing in Detroit.
DR.. Abbott and daughter visited in
Detroit and had a lovely time. "
Miss Nellie Banks is visiting in De-
troit. She will return to Toronto the
last of August. ..2s' =.
Mrs. Thorp Holmes is on the sick list.
She will leave for Cleveland as soon as
health permits.
Mrs. Susie Reynolds of Cleveland, O.,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Holmes
of Lisgar street. ....
Mrs. Rachel Hoke visited at Niagara
Falls last week in company with her
niece NJ So Mabel Hoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway of Boston are
visiting friends and relatives. They will
remain until after the fair.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-12
La Palma

A consecuencia de los anuncios due vienen
publicandOse tan rimbombantes" Dor cierto
POGO serios, ca que SO ponen mas ala de las nu-
bes, los artfcul0s confecciones de IN establci-
niento de esta Capitals como en- aquellos 90 des-
cnbre no sana intenci6n para el nuestro nos per.
mitim0s lamar la atenci6n y hacemos constar An.
to este respectable pdbiico numerosos amico.
do Ia Isla, que lila Palma " NADIA tiene que enyi-
diar nine1n establecimiento de su fndole tocan.
to la bondad dc los artfculos que importa CON :
teclona, como tampoco respecto actividad linn.
pieEa en- 81 servicio. La cada yes mayor aduen-
cia de parroquianos prueba irrefutable de clio,
Que conste que t0do, todo" 10 que vende.
mos es tan bueno por 10 menos "comc 10 meior IS
10 que en- contrario Be Olga e.. ...... .M1sica.
fltiuas " o.
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nero 50 donde SO les pondra a corriente de
10 qua< dese6n.

~ Con nlotivo dc haber sido declarado cesan-
to el escribiente don Justo Nieves Y de ser
promovidos los Sros don Luis Coy don Mario
Brau, Sc ha corrid0 la oscaa entire los escri.
bienteS de la Intendencia, por rigurosa anti
guedad, resultando por tanto assemblies, dom
JacobO 0. Montilla, don Jose Suarez, don Ra-
mon CULLEN, don Juan B Elzaburu, don Juan
Escudero, don Pedro de Angelis, don Felix Pa
dial, don Vicente Mora, don Rafel Marcano y
don Ricardo CaparI6s; y nombrados de ingre-
30 81 escribiente cesante pOr ref0rma don Pc
dro M. Padial y los meritorios don Adrian M. vi
lIacobas Y don Martin Ergui.
A tOdOS nuestra enhorabuena.
r.. .es question q d. L nunca acabar Lui-
ia ACADIA de recibir otro gran refuerzo para
las pr0ximas f1estas de Navidad, campandO en-
81 unas aceitur as aliiladas con alcaparrones,
que bailan en- la una y unos mantecadOs de
Antequera de los que come Bismarck. Tam
bien recibi6 Champagne marcas Clicot, Roeder
y otras y Sidra extra superior. Del anfs Chin
~ch6n propio para combatir los catarros de la
estacion, quedan muy pocas cajas. s' ,.s-s '.s>.
90
Dicen de la Habana que Sc tiene casi por
segur0 (nOSOtros 10 dijimOs anteS de ahOra,)
que el Sr. Romero Robledo harA derogar la ley
de Empleados lie Is de Ootubre de 1890, y 90
fundan para pensar asf, en- la remOsi0n dc altos
empleados que ha habido va on aquella Isla
Leemos en- un peri6dico extranjero:
"En los Estados- Unidos, segdn la nueva
ley Postal SO considera como raterla e! hocho
de tomar Ia suscrici6n de un peri6dico re-
chazar ell pago correspondence. Hace pocos
dias que en- Ohio un juez conden6 prisi0n
veintiocho suscritores morosos, por ser consi-
derados como rateros."
90
No ha habido en- estos dias ventas de azti-
car On competencia en- esta Capital. Ell mer-
cado de cafe continda sosteni6ndose entire
$22 $243 por extreme de classes.
-
Lease el anuncio qus On Ia secoi6n CORES
pondiente, publica don Francisco Giral, dueno
dc La Flor B0yinQMej5G, Gale de San jose ntl-
nero Is. DichO establecimiento acaba de lle-
lar sus aparadores con un gran surtido de
articulos para Navidad.
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auxilio de la Guardia Civil y todas las autori
dades de dichO pueblo

auxilio de Ia Guardia Civil y todas las autori-
dades de dicho pueblo
En- ell barrio dc Capitanejo Jurisdiction de
Juana- Diaz, fu6 heridO gravemente por Juan
Leon ell indipiduo Jose Cruz; el agresor esta
a disposition del Juzgado completeness
8uques que habia aver on el puerto de
sMayagiez: Trasatlantic6s, B0srasscG. De ca
tienen allf al tipo que senalamos aver. FL va
por n. e. T5lgGUerde cargo 2,97G sacOs y 81
barriles de dich0 gran0 con 236, 600 kilos para
Barcelona, Trieste, SevilIa y Cadlz
90
Segdn nos infOrma un amigo que estnvO
hace POGO tempo on la Carolina, 81 relOj mu-
nieipal dc aquel pueblo no toca las horas de Ia
mssdrpgada.
- \Nos escriben de AlD1nit0 que las hestas
celebradas alli en- honor de la Pnrisima Con-
cepci0n han sido brillant.simas suiemneS.
Grande concurrencia Invalid el temple, fando
muestras de extraordinarioa ferVor y fecogi-
miento.e Un cOro de distnguidas sen0ritas tti-
rigldopor els SF{ BecerYa;s cant0 con especial
sgustO y mucha perfecci0n hi inos, salvey le.
tanias dedicadas Ia Vfrgen. Entie las seilo-
ritas que mas SO distinguleron gu 81 arroyo
emoellecimient0 de la lmagen de la Purlslma,
SO n0mbra q la agraciada sim. atlca PrOvi-
dencia Toste, natural de Jual,a- Diaz.
La referida I'm igen llevaba un preciOso
riquisimo manto, donativo heeh pur una hi
ia del Excmo. Sr. don Jose dallart.
Buques aver en- 81 puerto de Ponce: DE
travesia: Mary T. Kinsball, Clara J. Wttb~r.
NJ Todd y C0rlota.-De cabotaje: Ritz,
Ag"add11a'sa, Hoytessia y Valencia'sa.
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Noticias de la Isla
.Un amigo de Mayagiez nos escribe entr'

Un amigo de Mayagiez nos escribe entire
tras cOsas 10 siguiente
IA pesar de 10 que ha dicho LA CoRREs-
PoNDENcTA con sobrada justicia, 81 probo ciu-
dano don Carlos J. Monagas no ser& alcalde de
esta Ciudad. Primero, pOr que dicho amigo
no aceptarfa el cargo, pues sus ocupaciones no
le deJan tempo librs, segundo, por que per-
teneclendO como pertenece la escuela liberal,
siendo por su rectitud de principles incapaz
de compOnendas que barrenas en- la ley, 81 este
SO le llegase exigir tai vez no llenarfa las as
plraclones dc los que quieren ser duenos abso-
lutos del Municipio.
Ell actual alcalde accidental don Francisco
Blsues, es persona muy respectable, salvo ell
punto de vista polftico, de cuya Influenza no
puede eludlrse, es una recta autoridad."
90
Las fiestas de la patrona de Ponce Sc 90.
lobraran con tOda pompa durante los dlas III.
IL Ii del mes on curse, segdn atenta invita-
suscrlta por 81 sr. Ago, alcalde de aquella Ciu-
dad.
FL programa que tenemoS Ia vista de las
QlcnaS neStas eS muy variado y llevara, sin llu-
Ga, muchos forasteros la simpatica cilldad
del Sur.
De caguas So queisn ia de que luce ain 81
unlforme de guardia municipal, un individuo
que ha sufrido varias condemns, 81 cual todas
Las n0ches, despu6s de las diez, recOrre las ca
lies de Ia poblaci6n, apaleando los vecinos
Cue no siendo santos de su devotion, encaen-
ira On las esquinas.
Sobre el particular, 81 fnere cierto 10 que
se denuneia lamamos la atencidn de quien
corresponds.
Nuestro buen co!ega, La Opinion de San
German ost8 un POGO atrasado de noticias.
Dice que hallandose Europa LENA de vagos.
no 90 dictan leyes contra ellos. aIgnora eli co.
lega que precisamente On estos dias on ,Francia
y Aen1ania SO discuten en6rgicos reglamentos
tendencies q reprimir Ia vagancia y la prostitu-
ci6n sus protectoresf
Lea el colega Ia prensa europea que no
nos dejara mentir.
De un pueblo de Ia Isla nna - an pre-
BuntaIuonos 10 que nav @nspee-
ccion de Escuelas, -do2 /
-