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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
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This 70 what the grca' 'r'hune Of
the people, the iameD'.i ' ~ ~. ssl6
if z. h. Simmons. whoi- ar
didats for the United States 1eLstor-
SHY Elsewhere lie publist't let.
ter trou Mr.. Charles y Vance /.
son 81 the great Senator, IN when Q
states the r.lstIsns between lis
Father aud Mr.. Simmons.
Simmons stated sometime ego IL .
public letter that Senator Veuce's
opposition TO hi. con q mat,ou as col
lector was not based on snv personal
grounds, bu, the letter II Mr. Vance,
VINO WAS Secretary 20 hIa Father,
w,u'd ~tem 70 give the ''!Ie dIrs et"
- Slnm,n's sta'-neh', for Mr..
VsLce ssYs thst a.. r ,tu, demo onc-
ID tue ctnirrnan II nj Qnscruru on.
politician who WAS not "sorthy o!
TIE confidence or be people"
He tuther states that Senator
Vance knew Slmmors TO be opposed
to frte silver and financial refoI n
and was stHuncd supporter and
| adherent f Grover Cleveland, who
| was then known ~ De antagonlstlC
to Senator Vance.
| Mr. Vance states also that Sun
mons tried to hum hate an! hound
bis Father to the day Of hl4 death.
What was the spectacle when th'
lamented Senator spoke here at INT
State Fair in 1899 u he receive
his wanted loyal and cordial supper
Of the Democratic organization witt
simmons at its headf Every ont
who is familiar with That even
knows that Vance WAS sbsolutel,
desc rted by bis former supporter
who sought 10 humllla,e him thel
because he spoke ia behalf OF III
farmers interests, and for II lanoia
: reform.
Mr.. Vance says that Simmons Cal
not riIe iuto cff1ca by profess;n
" 10 Llo F...or low when he 8
) bitterly antagoniz ID him only fe'
months prior to 8 death.
i This letter plainly, but forcib',
E sustains the charge the CAUOAsIA,
made that Senator Vance repudla
{ Cd Simmons and his methods.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
.IMuoNs' -~IoGEn" PARTY.

sIMMIONS' "SIGGEH" PARTY.
The following special letter to the
Raleigh Post will be read with great
interest now, in that il sustains the
sharge frequently made by this pa
per that opposition TO the negro il
politics by the Simmons machine is
not based on any principle
New Born, N. c., Oct. 25.-Spe-
oial.-New Bern politics have beer
treated TO a surprise, the organic
ton at a negro Bryan, Stevenson and
Thumns Cub. IL must not he taken
as II ,ko ter there are forty mem
b,r4 already ia the club, the brs
known C,ior,d men OF tue city. Cap
tam Tim GpIk ~ president and Other
Off err are veil known. They
also declared for simmons for sena-
tor. but when tCld that they coulG
not vote IN the primary they pur
Thomas for Congress IN the place.
"WhRt,vor the sentiment may bt
IN other parts OF the State. 1t is a
fact that nearly al tho X publ cam
here aud IN tu 8 n CtIUn favor Sim
mons, such rs ex-SIer # Hahn, Clerk
~ tho Federal Court, Geo. Green.
Also Deputy Collector BJbbltt, who
Is i ppuhs'. Isaac Smi n, the ctlr
brated color Il RrEr sentative, is al.
30 tor Simmons. as well as Aldtrm u
Johnson, The color mcmbrr IRON
the Sixth Ward. Tue X pubIicaus
say thai they voted for the amend.
meut aud AycOck and claim tina,
they Will vOlo at the pr mary.
"Cun id,rtble curiosity has been
arOus. q by the org tnrZ4tIon of tn.
cOlored ID, mOcratlc club, especia ~
a. they claim they will have POI
me III Uers soon. Reasons gwen al,
varIOas, but the general idea IS tina,
they want 10 Do IN the "pusb Il
might have been considered an &C,
OF the mag inatlOn except that they
have signed thor naIu, and ordered
the club fotmatIOn published"
We have time and again asserte
that " the negro vot, d the Demo
cratic ticket all opposition to him in
politics would cease Immediately.
The Democratic machine has new.
or been opp )sed to the negro on &C.
count of any fixed principle, bu,
solely for the reason that the negroes
generally did not vote that ticket
To be honest and consistent thes.
machine rlngsters should not permi,
q single negro To vote for any o.
their candidates; if they d., then, &C
cordlng to their own logic and argu
ment, the Democratic parry immedi
stely becomes the negro party.
Possibly the formation of this
"nigger' Democratic organization
which the above dispatch announces
10 intended as u starter" for similar
"nigger" Democratic organizations
In other parts Of the State.
1t will be remembered that TIL
CAUCASIAN charged in the recen
campaign that the scheme of the
Slmmonsites was to get rid of the
illIterste old slave and country ne.
gro, and then they would organic
aud vote the educated town mig
gers"
THIS dispatch seems now TO be 4
confirmation of our charge.
What would the Slmm )nsites do if
II were not for the "nigg-rfp
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
TO PAY her OWN INSURANCE.
Plan by Which the State of South Caro-
lima Expects to Save Money.

Plan by Which the State of South Caro-
lima Expects to Save Money.
Columbia, s. c., Oet. 27.-The
State of South Carolina, under an
act passed by the last legislature is
aow carrying her own fire Insurance.
The Insurance carried by the State
10 on ell public buildings, including
he four colleges supported by tn.
State-the Sou,h Carolina Military
Academy, Clemson Agricultural Col.
ege, South Carolina College, and
Winthrop College for Women
With the State House and the dis
oeusary buildin9 s tue insurance will
be about 81 100000. Each instltu-
ZION is to pay an annual assassin ent
n its property until fund of $780,
0OO is accumulated. In the mean
lme II loss should occur the State
must raise the amount by taxation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

simmOns admit receiving CAM
paign money from tho Southern
Railroad as follows:
az HAVE NEVER APPEARED FOR
rHAT tsOC' HEENj RAILROAD IN ANY
CAPACITY ~ HA- NEVER PAID NE A
9ENT or MONEY IN NY LIFE EXCEPT
A CONSTRUCTIONS MADE TO ME- Ah
CHAIRMAN or THE COMMITTEE IN
1898. WHICH WAs SPENT FOR THE
nEEEFrT OF THE PARTY"
Extract from Simmons letter In
tho News and Observer, Sept. 18th
1870.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
Killed Her Son because He Wa
Rad aud

Killed Her Son because He Wa,
Bad and Smoked Cigarettes.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. %
Clifford CaSthoD, i6 years old, was
found dead In his bed today, at the
home OF his widowed mother. His
head bad been hacked TO pi. COS
with Ratchet. Mrs. Cathon, &C
cordinR to the police, confessed la
ter that she killed her son because
he was rad and smoked cigarettes
She declared, II 10 stated, that IL
had been her intention to destroy
the whole family.
Fir.men discovered the crime
when they were called to the house,
which evidently had been set on
IRE to destroy the body. Mrs. Cav
thon Ia Frustrated over the discov-
cry Of her deed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
A Returned Missionary on the Boxers.

A Returned Missionary on the Boxers
Wilmington, Oct. 2S.-Rsv. David
Wells Herring, q returned Chinese
missionary, preached at the FIRST
Baptist church to-day. AS it was
known that he and his family left
the interior of China when the Boxer
uprising was at its height and on
their journey to the coast We're in
immediate peril Of death, there was
= very large attendance of people
who expected to hear narrowing
account Of the missionary's adven-
lures. Those who went for this pur
pose, however, were disappointed, as
the returned missionary only spoke
about China and the Boxers in a
general way. BE said that as near
as he could estimate about l25 mis-
sionaries lost their lives.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

The Democratic Senatorial row
continues to grow apace. Judging
from the way they are abusing
each other one would really think
that they are indeed a villainous
and inscriptions lot of fellows.
The Populists can watch the fight
with sustained interest and splen.
did satisfaction, for the methods Of
the simmonsites are being brought
to light In good fashion.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

1.-THE Simmons machine out. gen.
erals General Carr, will he quietly
and meekly submit by turning the
other cheek" or Will he expose and
condemn the methods Of the ma
chinef II General Carr is in. this
hight for honest methods and fair
dealing, can he afford to acquiesce
in silence II he is not honestly and
fairly dealt with.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
Cleveland for Wilson's Successor

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 27-Accord-
Ing to dispatch from Manchester,
the Presidency OF Washington and
Lee University. made vacant by
the death OF William l.. Wilson,
will be offered to ex P d q I
cleveland. A committee from the
University will In few days go to
Princeton and formally extend the
offer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

The Senatorial primary is not
without its good points. For in
stance, it will show to the honest
rank and fi!e Of the Democratic
party some Of the infamous meth
DDS the machine will resort to In
order to elect Simmons to the Sem
ate. And 1t will show, furthermore.
how much dishonesty and trickery
there are in the organization.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

ssssis5 ths State ard legislative
ticket hy Overwhelming maiori,
ties, and no one knows thi. better
than . Simmonsits
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

Wonder II Simmons would deny
registration 10 negroes II they
could and would No for him: IL
be - welded 70 principle that lie
would respec. negro's vote II the
primary plan permitted bis "col.
ored brother" TO vote for him
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

ale East Tenth rtrssI. kAAs>s cay. No
Mr. r 4 Dixon. KditoT PytAisn Eah.
says Ia . recent letter ~ Dr HsTtRAA
-SUms t~o y~ars 49, / Lsgan asAAS 70
runa IN my family - . family doctos
and | have been highly p!s>Sss sin
the rssuli Ny wife hsa aS~d 10 fc'
c.tsrrh and eIprissc>d great r~lisf
umss. and whom we used yoar m ~dioia,
Il proved success. ! have ~.d AZ ny
self ssSsra! tim. and consider 10 yer
valuable In edIclns. bpsakisg from p>s'
sonal observation. 1 coAsidsT - . Eoo<
Investment y Keep IL IA my homo. and
believe ever, man who desires 10 70
nev- suffering. aud "a the same tim,
save money. should invssrisst- III,
real merits Of your PsTuns ana othsl
incidence"
Ia n later letter he ssys "f"r sbou
four years ! have used PsTunA in M
home for myself, wife and two children
and ] have saved many doctor billie
MANY iimss . dose or two "f P-ruai
tax en- Ia time wi!l.top asieknss., which
II permitted 10 ~ for . das. would re
suit ia serious trouble. For grip - Il
splendid and oan he used success full /,
with very young children as well "a ole
people. use 1t In my home 80 al all
around family doctor and when Il hs,
been given q fair trial, IL IA. proved ~
excellent remedy"
Address The PerunA Medicine o.,
Column bus. O.. for free catarrh hook.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
Destined to Remain q Mystery

ISefffed W IIeIdHIH Mystery.
Washington, Oct. 30 The board
appointed on Thursday last to in
vestigate the cause of the explosion
OF the magazine at Indian Head
Monday, has completed It's labors
and has reported to Rear Admiral
ONeil. The report states that moth.
ing was discovered ca culated to
throw any light on the affair, and
that 1t may always remain a mys-
terry.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
Two FOremcn Lose Their Lives
by an Explosion or Gas.


10y an Explosion OF Gas.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 27.-John
Clark and Martin Edwards, mine
foremen, entered the Barnum shaft
OF the Pennsylvania Coal Compa
ny at Pittston this morning to
make an inspection. The mine had
not been working for some time
and gas bad accumulated. Both
men had experience, however, and
they went In prepared to meet gas.
Despite their precsutions, an explo-
sion OF gas occurred. Resuuers went
down the shaft and broug.t out
Edwards, who was fatally burned.
Clark has not been found yet, but
he is undoubtedly dead.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
Mrs. Holt Dies .t ~ Advanced Are.

Mrs. Holt Dies NJ m Advanced Age.
DURHAM, N. c., Oct 27.-News
was received here to-day OF the
death OF Mrs. Holt, mother OF the
late Governor Thomas N Holt. She
died this morning ~ her home q,
Graham. Her death was sudden
and unexpected. The deceased wa
about 80 years old.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
Put Husband in jail to Marry
Another.

Newport News. Va, Oct. 2s.-
Lucy Carter, colored, is under arrest
charged with blgamv. Three years
ago she had her husband, B. 8. Car
ter, sent to the penitentiary for
seven years, claiming that he had
assaulted his step daughter. It de-
veloped recently that the woman
wanted to be rid Of Carter that she
might marry another. LAST week
Carter was pardoned by Gov. Tyler,
and returning homo found his wife
had married without securing d.
vorce. The woman will be tried
next term.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

Columbia, s. c., Oct. 27.-Ths
synod of South Carolina has decide d
to inaugurate an endowmen mt of 500,
600 for the Presbyterian seminary of
Columbia. II was decided not to
remove the seminary to Atlanta or
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DOES DANIELS srEAK FOR BRYAN.

DOES DANIELS SPEAK FOR BRYAN.
1--WE will not permit Butler to
take any part ia the Democratic
Cali paign for Bryan" said JO,ephus
Daniels, Democratic National COM
mItteeInan for North Carolina. ''He
cannot zp.ak upon any Democratic
stage, and viii ~ repudiated by us."
Washington star.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

The Kentucky Republican who
permits himself to get into Judge
Cantrill's court Is goner. Wash
Post.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

The Senatorial contest has al.
ready reached the poetic and fistic
stage What nsxt2
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

Dr. Hathaway has been
known a. tie leading
specialist ia the cure
Of chronic diseases. In.
durable cases" are seni
10 him daily from al
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
DISASTROUS finE
IN NBV YORK.
CHEMICAL FACTORY WRECKED sY IRE.
MEk0oUs EXPLOSION. AND MANY
LIVES l0sI

arrant terEtcAl Company building be
stroyed and Only Two OCT OF One Hun
dred and Fifty Escape Many Fireman
Perisked In the Flame.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

An Endowment of 100000 for COL
umbia Seminary
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01
OUR GRAND CLUB RATE.

Send III Five cash Subsrrir
tiOns. and We will ~-nd Nou
the Paper one wear Free: -
n Won are already a Sub>crl
her We will move no ,nui
date one wear.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
ca de buena uor5, Sc dejaba ezpri

L
mir. I
Una hora{ despues retornaba'
mos Dor ell estreeLo sendero, donde
al trasponer un pequef1o brazo de la
ouebrada de San Anton sufrimos
un batacazo, questodavla nos esta do
liendo y q saltos, pero sin mas move
dad, caimos en- la estaci6n de Rio
Piedras a las siete de la noche Ell
tren no habia llegado, venfa con
gran retraso, Por fin lego fatiga
dfsimo; no podfa con su alma; le die
ron aqua que bebi6 a chorros pudi
mos salir de Riopiedras las nue.
We.
iMagn1f1co servicio!
Afortunadamente para ell que
traza estas lfneas, en- nuestro coche
venia una retreta de .parranderos,
con su correspondence guitarra que
regresaban de una corrida fenome
nal. Ell que no estaba a medic palo
estaba'a palo entero, 'y.... ia6elante
con Ia rumba! Tocaron y cantaron
hasta desga1itarse y ipasmense us
tedes eran federales y republtcanos
que comulgaban juntos Ell el nismo
altar es decir en- eli mismo agajero
de la guitarra mas zaragatera que
hemos dido abordo de un tren:
A las diez de la noche dimos fon
do en- esta capital.
j. A. DAUBON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08

los providenciales decretos que hoy
nos llaman reclamar nuestro de.
recho a gozar de las inmunidades y
privilegios de la ciudadania, volvie
ramos la espalda estas afrmacio'
nes, fracasaria aquf ell sistema de
gobierno americana.
Y con ese fracaso en- nuestro
pals, habriamos degradado a nues'
ira patria y nos habriamos deshon'
rado como puertorriquef1os, como
americanos y como hombres.
A los puertorriquef1os, pues,
nos toca en- esta hora solemne de
nuestra Historic afirmar, por la vir'
tud de estos principles, para noso'
tros y para nuestros descendientes,
una patria digna, feliz y prospera,
que merezca ell elogio de los HON
bres y las bendiciones de Dios.
F. DEGETAU Y GONZALEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
Cr0niCa
de la Senlana,

Aqul estoy, delante de estas
cuartillas sin saber por donde empe-
zar. No hay asunto de los que nos
place ocuparnos. la atmosfera es-
t. saturada de atomos polfticos; Sc
observa una gran preocupaci6n Ell
los animOs, y todos Sc preparan ST
lenciosanente, aflando sus armas
para la pr6xima batalla electoral.
Por todas parties suenan NOM
bres que merecen nuestras sim patias.
amigos de la infancia unos, compa-
f1eros de letras otros, todos aptos
para los puestOs a que aspil an, pero
enconados sus animos por ell rencor
de banderia, que hace odiosa la vida
y triste, muy triste, el periodic por
que atraviesa en- estos momentos la
hermosa terra puertorriquef1a'
Los que no figuramOs en- ese pc
Egroso juego, pCr no prestarse nues
tro caracter expansive a las insinua
clones del odio en- la familia nj moja
mos Ia mano en- la pileta del rencor,
vemos con pena como ha tornado
carta de naturelaza, y Sc ha hechO
cr6nica una enfermedad que no SO
conocia en nuestra Isla, ALA en- los
tiempos de la colonia, cuando todos
los puertorriquef unidOs en- un SO =
10 haz, defendian sus derechos q la
ibertad y arrancaban a las cortes
espanolas la Ley humanitaria para
la emancipation de nuestros hernia
nos, esclavizados por las exigencias
de los tiempos y la maldad de los
hombres.
ST aquellos ap6stoles de la IL
be ttad de nuestro suelo, martires
muchos de ellos de su ideas de fra :
ternidad, Sc levantasen de sus tum~
bas, al vernos divididos, separados
por valla al parecer infranqueable
por que esa valla la leventa, no "a
idea, sino ell odio personal, preferi.
rian quedar en- el suef1o de la NADIA
y no volver jamas despertar
Y aquf hacemos punto, por que
no nacimos para fraile, y entende
mos POGO de sermones, que por otra
pate habrian de caer en- Ell vac:o,
por aquello de que no hay peor sor-
do que el que no quiere oir,
Hago punto para dar espacio q
Ia meditation
El San Juan New, que es un pc
ri6dico quesmete las nar;ces por to-
das parties, que esta bien infoImadc
y que a vec S tiene una salidas muy
oportunas, SO ocup6 ell otro dia de Ia
Ley de Empleados que existe en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
N0TICAS

Para entrar con buen pie en- la
Camara, no hay como calzar bi6n
para calzar y vestir bien acudir q
Ella Bomba,> y eEl Tr6pico, donde
Sc encuentra magn1tico calzadO, ge
neros de punto, sombrillas, driles
mallorquines, paraguas, etc. etc.
Polvo eres y polvo te has de
convertir, agusnta pues el polvo y
quejate al Sursum -corda Amen
Una sef1orita que conoce Ell ma
nejo de la maquina de escribir Re
mlngtOn, desea colocarse en- una
ohcina. lnformaremos en- 'esta redac-
ci6n. n-a-5-1
Juan de la Cruz Gutierrez, cue
'salio aver en- union del joven Juan
Delgado banarse Ia mar. muy GER
ca del Moro, fu6 detenido anoche,
por negarse a dar informes del para
dero del Delgado, que no ha apareci
do hasta la fecha, suponiendose que
yse haya ahogado. El j1zgado de
de Cathedral conoce el asunto.
Sc ha dado las oportunas 0rde
nes por el Senor Alcalde fin de que
salgan por ruta para sus pueblos los
siguientes individuos. Arcadia Be
nitez, Eulalio Torres, Pascual Her
nandez, Ignacio Serrano, Antonio
Borico, Juan Dlaz, Eugenio Cutie
rrez, Juan de Jesus Col, Felipe G. ar
c1a y Nicolas Igartua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
Sombreros adornados.

Ell que quiera comprar un som
brero adotnado barato que approve
che la oportunidad que lie ofrece el
<Parfs Bazaro que realiza por POGO
dinero todos los sombreros existen'
tes de los anteriores surtidos. Hay,
cascos de sombreros a 5 centavos y
canotier de pajilla q 25 centavos
Tener en- cnenta que este dura po'
COS dias; pues muy en- breve Sc pre-
sentaran todas las novedades que va
q recibr esta casa
Por lesiones al nino.. Rafael Mar
tinez, fue detenido aver en- Puerta
TERRA Juan Rivero que ha quedado
a disposition del Juzgado de San
Francisco.
Ramon Fernandez que corr1a
aver por Puerta de Terra en- bicicle
ia, de una manera demasiado veloz
atropellando al nif1o Reyes Vazquez,
fue multado hoy por el Senor AL
calde con dollars.
A Francisco Nieves que pro-
movie aver un escaudalo con Luis
Cirino en- la 1slita de pu9rta tic Tie
ira - 1n ha oriena]o salr por rata
para / njil!o alto a cuya J'ri die
| c; IN :, -! ecc.
| II y 24rpara - ~~ |. {
e- ,.n~ ~spaf7 SCR a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
Ultima h0ra.

AnOche re ;ibi0 ell Gobernador
Civil un telegrana de Guayama en-
que Sc le comunica que aver como
las IL y diez. un republican, indefen
so fu6 agredido pOr un federal ar
malo dc revolver. Iumediatamente
Sc inici6 una collision entire ell pueblo,
de cuya contienda resultaron IL in
dividuos heridOs, entire e)los uno ds
gravedad
Gracias la intervention de al
gunOs americauos que mediaron
tin de aplacar Ell motfn, los republl'
c4Lus no lincharOn al federal agre'
sOr.
\arios federales apoyados por
IN fuerte cOntingente de Arroyo, Sc
Droponian formar anoche un bOchln
enc
El alcaidc dc Guayama ha per
mitidO 100 hOmbres arma dos, de
Arroyo, que ponetren en- la pob-a
ci0n y So pasaen libromente pOr las
GALES
Dicha autoridad dirigi6 un des.
ptcho II Conandante Militar pldlen
1vie auxijio de 2)O hombres del Ejer
cito.
Fl pueblo pide garantfas para
Vid:.5 y h3ciendasl
F,sta manana sali6 para aquel
punto el Sr. Berrios 20 Jefe de la
Polic1a Insular, quien ira tomando
nUmercs de fuerza en- el camino para
prestar auxiliO a Guayama.
\ Ultima hora sabemos que Sc
ha telegrafado de Guayama al Ter
Jefe de Ia Policia Insular, notlclan'
dole que va esta todo pacifcado en- la
lOcalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
Interesante.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
Sc Ramirez de Cayey tiene estable
cida su Agencia en- el Establecimien
to <La Luna> San Francisco 35 de
los senores Zalduondo & Mier; esta
Wopresa cuenta con constante Y
buen servicio y en- competencia con
las demas en- cuanto a sus precios
por 10 cual llama la atenci6n de los
sef1ores viajeros.
s-6O.-3l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08
Ren1itidO.
Rio Piedras Octubre 4 de 1900.
Sr. Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE Pro Rico.
MuY Sr. miO:


He notado, y a la vez que yo,
otros, que su peri6dico al hablar del
Sr DIR Barbosa, en- 10 que Sc refere
a. la pol1tica, 10 llama Leader del
partido. ST bien este para algunos
no tlene impOrtancia, sin embargo
20 me permitO lamar su atenci0n
acerca del particular, porque para
MI es este un punto fundamental,
cometiendose un error hal darle ese
titulo
La Constitution del Partido Re
publicano dice: sQue ell Partido Re
publicano tendra una Comisi6n Di,
rectiva, la cual nombrara una Dele.
gaci6n Eiecutiva, que tendra la re
presentation Official y publica.
Dicha Delegation Ejecutiva la
componen los Srs, Ell LcdO don Ma.
nuel F. Rossy, el DR. D. Jose c. Bar
bosa y D. Luis Sanchez Morale.
Nuestro querido meritfsimo CORE
ligionario, a quien distinguimos por
su patriotismo, Ell Sr DIR Barbosa es
solamente uno de los Representa-,
tes del Partido Republicano, dentro
de la delegation e jecutiva Con to-
da seguridad, debido a los multiplez,
important[simos cargos que pesan
sobre 81, no ha fjado su atencion en-
este particular nos consta que es 81
primero en- rechazar ese tltulo.
70 me permito, repito, lamar
la atenci6n de u acerca de Ia cir.
cunstancia muy esencial de que, la
Delegation Ejecutlva, representan-
do q la Comisi6n Directiva, consti-
tuye la dnica Jefatura del Partido
Republican,.
De I'd. con toda consideration
S. S.
E. LUGO VIVA.