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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

presented TIE record Of fs reception IN
every CRY VIII ~ q has been played rs the
same such ~ ults are only obtsirable by
merit. and this quality "A Runaway Girl
possesses. when ore takes into cous.d
Grafton the varied features OF necessity
contained In q musical comedy. and the
extreme difficulty experienced Ia sue
cessfuiiy prescribing thoroughly harmo-
nous product on. one can fully appreciate
the significance attached 20 the prosper
ity attending "A Runaway Girl"
Augusun Days company Is the organ
izauon presenting the play. II Is com
posed OF q number Of artists OF that ex-
psrience sud ability necessary 90 give a
finished performance, There are sixty
members IN the company az the head OF
which is Mr. Arthur Dunn. Mr.. Dunn,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

II IS a medicine for weak women. u Is
purely vegetable medicine and can DC
taken oy the NEST delicate. Kidney Dis
eases. Rheumatism AID all diseases Of me
Blood Stomach and nerves soon slccumo
10 lts wonderful effects upon the human
system Thousands u people In Georgia
recommend g. Price SEQ.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is tho medic ne
that the Quaker Doctor made al OF his
wonderful qulck cures with Irs new
aud wonderful medicine for Ssura sia.
Toothache. Backache. Rheumatism
sprsius. Pain 90 Bowels. IN fact. all pam
can be relieved by g. Price as and 5oc
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP, .
medicated soap for the skim soap ara
complexion. Price iGc a cake.
QUAKER HEALING sALVE. a yege-
table ointment for the cure % letter. &C.
zcma and erupiions q the skin. Price
l0c a box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
Two Exhitions Daily at 2 and SP. M.

has breathcd rs atmosphere Tor any con
siderable period may be revelation %
most people outside OF the medical profess
sion. Yet there are thousands Of men
ard women In Chicagos downtown
streets whose lung tissues are as black
from coal SCOT as SCOT will make them
80 black says DR.. A. r. Edwards
that in a post-mortem examination. 70
lay the hand across the new-cut surface
% a transverse section Of the lung "0a''
backen the palm almost a. black as
put % wet into a pan OF SCOT"
Or. Edwards long has made the p's'
norton examina lions AZ the Cook Couu,,
Hospital. With a considerable degree "
certainty be can pick out the Cnie'.'
resident-subject by the blackened coll.
sion Of hts lung tissues. while. as COW"
pared 10 these. the lung Of a farmer W
villagcr Is as day unto night
THE effect Of al this?" repeated ~
Edwards Ia answer TO a question IT v.
more aggravated cases the physician w.. w..
a marked thickoninr Of the lung uH-u
ana a consequent icssenng OF air capa
ity. With a diminished lung capacity -
an atmosphere weighted with the pog.
GUS gases frosn the smoke and the -.
SCOT PARTICLES that accompany ~ ~,
layman can make a good guess as y"
effect on the system. ,..,,
There is marked irritation IN nc - 80.
OF course: but with che purifying 49,
~ the blood interrupted there i ; -.
ton on the heart itself. loss q .p
and finally a possible lowering OF /.
and general power % resistance 80 80, N
greater than the mere local rflit IN.
the bronchial tubes and IN the a" -.
n: o. not too much TO say that w IN
feet Of the smoke ard dirt OF Cnie"s. n.
shortening ANA weakening tho IRE y .nt
people. = inc,mnarably Of more mouss.'
han are ia effects upon every otne'
tarial Thing 70 DC considered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
v. NJ. c. AS NEW YEAR RECEPTION
WIZ Consist Of n supper and Enter
tainment ~ Ladies' AuxgItarv

VIII Consist Of n supper aud Enter
tainment ~ Ladies' Auxiliary.
The New Years reception al the Young
Mems Christian Association has become
fixture. The one 20 be given this year
Will from an accounts. prove thorough
81 enjoyable affair The Ladies' Auxn-
larry OF the association viii. as usual give
an excellent supper 10 she young men
from until 8 O'Clock. The supper IS for
young men only. but for the remainder
OF the evening or for the second part Of
the evening. the young men are EXPECT
ed 10 bring their lady friends
The nature Of entertainment "a nm.
known. n wiz be known as "A Sunrise
Programme" and Will commence Al $40
o'clock. This much however. Is known
that some twenty persons viii take "a :
More Information than this viii moi ~
given out II can be said. however thai
10 will certainly ae novel and highly tr-
teresung. Those arranging the mo-
gramme feel confident that il VIII nroy.
a great success.
The association max ~ paat years e.
sued novel invitations. such as "a aro-
cracker" capsule" subpoena az
ard this year viii be no exception. T5c
general secretary, Mr.. II. ~ johnson de-
sircs that members send In the usrnss ~
those hey want invited a. once. 80 thst
invitations can be sent 20 them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Dolls, dressed and
undressed.
Pictures and Pic
ture Frames.
Fancy Clocks.
Soaps and Perfume.
Handkerchlefs, silk
and linen.
Flower Pots.
Toilet Sets.
Fancy Pin Cush.
ions, Fancy Pin Trays.
Fancy Sofa Cusb-
ions.
Manicure sets.
Fancy Hose a n d
Half Hose.
Ladies and Gents
Ties, new lot.
Fancy Pillow Shams
and Lam brequins.
Fancy Towels, new
line.
81 k Umbrellas,
beautiful h a n d les;
they are new arri walls.
Silk Suspenders.
A n d mum berless
other Xmas trix.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
The QuakGrS Are
Honest People,

The Quaker HERB
Tonic Is not only a
blood purifier bot .
BIooI Maker Tor
Pale Weak and De-
biltnted peop.e who
have not strength
nor blood u act az
a tonlc. IL regu latcs
digestion. cures dys-
persia and l d
strength and tone @
the nervous system.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Monday Nisht-The Hussars' Mn
atreis.
Tuesday Night-"rhe Runaway
Girl"
"wednesday NiEht-"other PeO-
pie. Money"
Thursday Night Black Patti
Troubadors.
Friday NiEht-"Nathan Hale"
saturday Matinee and Might
"The nowcry AFTER DARK"
This win be a fun week as the Theater
and a very god on. too. The Hussar'
Nlnstrols will open the week and the
entertainment which BE- promised viii
without doubt be among nc best anna
tour entertaiumen,s o. the season. The
Runaway G.rl" was one q the merrlest
and bess things here last season and.
with a good company--which Il 40 doubt
has-the piece Is bound % be- funny and
bright Nathan Hale" watch comes
Friday night Is play by Clyde Fitch
which Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott
nrst produced q Few seasons ago. Tire
company which VIII present % O. said to
be- strong Miss Nanncsta C0mstoek. a
leading woman 90 ability. heads the list
Merit invariably beFets success" e an
old and trite saying The truth Of this
has been illus rated by the success Of
the famous musical comedy. - Runaway
Girl" wherever and whenever a has been
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
simplicity and Dissemination In Fune-


The simplicity which marked the an
ciefst ss= "a hnrlal ceremonies has mneh
20 commend &. even 20 Us. The incxnen-
slve cofIiu ard the uniform llnep shroud
served 70 cmphasize the equality Of al
In death A. things are to-day the rich
tax their brains 20 tnvent new funeral
fincres and the poor imp5vcrish themselves
&c keep up with their Weather neighboEA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
WISH LIFE WERE ONE LONG RECESS

give place 20 new ones within che next
month Maude Adams " n remain ne the
Knickerhocker a. long as John Drew Is
at the Empire. The success o. the
French version OF L'Aiglon. instead Of
hurting Miss Adams financially. has in
creased the Interest 81 the English ver-
aion Annie Russell enjoys the rare dis
tincuou OF passing the holidays ln town.
Capt. Mar hail. the sieccr author OF "a
Royal Family" has recently met with
another success in London II is called
Second IN Command Foxy Quiicr
10 Corsica" soon leaves New York. In
this comic opera Jerome sykes has added
much TO his reputation as a funny man.
AZ the Victoria the Augusts continue TO
hurl lighted lamps and tureens of boil
ing SOUP al each other with a certainty
and abandon that dclight "a hrcathlesH
throng who expect every m mute 10 hear
the crash--which doesn't happen. Not
much novelty is outlined az the Vau-
devile houses. A. the New York Miss
Louise Boudct displays hcr dimplcs and
some fofchiuc gowns O an cperetta called
sweet Jessamiuc.r fsab ne Urquharf is
~ Keih's in her fama ar farce Even
stephen" and Marie wainwright plays
Lady Dlxs Escapaie" at Proctcr's Pal
ace. These are che most conspicuous con-
tributors to che continues" This week
Miss Mary Manner ne begins her metro
poiitan stellar career al Wallacks in
Janice Meredith"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

IN the part Of "ENippcr, has CHARACTER
that Is peculiarly fitted TO his versatile
saients, and IS taken full advantage Of by
this capable artist one 81 tho excellent
features IN the makeup Of the company
b the chorus Pretty faces. trained and
musical volces. graceful dancers and
handsome dressers. are IS distinctive
possessions.
The second annual performance Of the
Hussar Minstrel Company viii b. given
az the theater tomorrow night. Re-
hcarsals have been In progress for the
past elk weeks. and the company expects
70 eclipse ne very successful performance
81 last year.
The performance will be given for the
benefit OF the Day Nursery and Fresh Air
FUND both enterprises OF the KING
Daughters of Savannah. The advance
sale ~ seats has already been very large,
and Il Is expected that the second appear
anee OF these talented amateurs viii be
greeted by a packed house.
The FIRST part viii be an especially gor-
seous AFFAIR II is referred TO on the
programme as "a Ragfime Reception.
and those who viii take part IN u are as
follows:
Bones-Aiessrs Bryan. Williams. Pal
mer and u. Clarke.
Tambos- Messrs Moran. Brady, sui
Ivan and Conuerat.
Vocal Choir-Mossrs. Goodman, Banks
Gnospeius. Blaine white. McCardel j.
@. Clarke Papy. Black, Holcomb
Boy Choir-Masters Waters. SNOW.
Thee. Pearson. Faligant Stcthart. Muir
ray.
pages-Masters Bryan. Conuerat. Dem
err
Drum Ma1or-Master Hanion.
Cake Walkers-Misses Banks ana Shelf
tail
Host-Mr Edwin G. Ryais.
During the first part the vocal nelec-
lions win De rendered as follows;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

II wish you woul dn't try 60 stop smol-
ms. remarked bis business associate
"why2" demanded the man who was re
forming.
Because when you undertake 20 stop
sou are afraid 10 buy any cigars your
self for fear you will smoke too many.
and 20 you simply help yourself - mine
Chicago Post
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Hard Iincs-''Wel. said he. anxious IN
patch up their quarrel OF yesterday
aren't you curious to kno@ what's In
this PACKAGE" mot very" his wife. snl
unreiertng. replied iudlnerentlv. '.f.s
something Tor the ono / love best M al
the world" "Ahl ! suppose IT'S those sus
penders YOU said yea Eecded. "-Philadel-
phia prcsA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
LUNGS BLACK WITH SCOT.

unhappy Condition of tine Denim
Of Chicago In His smoky CITY.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago's smoke and CRIME ana SCOT
and dirt as the specific cause OF maifor-
nations Ia the lungs OF every person who
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Despite his age "Tho Man Of Fifty is
holding his own with the matinee girls
~ Dniys All the headers 6; ;he Da..el
Frohmnn stock Company have gool parts
ana, though the play Sc uliia success.
several pieces ore bclng rchenrsei ~ a
possible successor. Stage versions of
''The Educaton % Mr. Pip" a Dash
for a Tnr0ne" ana sophia are among
thcm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

way Down Youdcr ln che Corn Field"
Iussar Mlnstrci COMPANY guartctte.
You're Talking Regime" Oar j..
Of Seville" you're the only one. ala
Tger Lily" company.
Good Night Sweet Dreams" ST..
Goodman
"PInN Come Kiss Your Baby" Mr.
Williams.
"Wheu ] Think Of You" Nj Black
That Minstrel Man Of Mine" Mr.. Mo
ran.
"Aiy Tit,ie Belle Creole SIR. Banks
''Thc sousa Girl" Messrs Clarke and
Couuerat
'Jus Because she Made Dem Goo Coo
Eyes" Sit T.. Clarke
"Im Kins DER Land and Sea" Mr
McCarde..
IAN Hirds Look Like Chickens to Me"
Air Conncrat
"so,diers Chorus" company.
Finale
Ia che oiio Master Preston Everett as
sisted by the Hnssar Minstrel Company
BOY Choir will sing one OF the latest q
the popular successes "nc Pride o. News
paper Row" Mr. Charles 70. Mccardcl
viii follow with the "Armorers song.
from robin Hool The song Will d.
sung with such scenic ana stage-me han
lcaI devices as accompany its production
IA the opera.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

a theatrical event Of considerable i'm
portanec this week Nill be tho pfo1ue-
ton of CLYDE F.teh's Revo utlorary play
nathan Hole" which had such a ga :
cessf1. run 90 the Enlckerborker Theater
in New York An the beautiful cos
TUNES ard effective scenery % the New
York production viii be brought here en-
tire ard the company which viii inter-
pref the play has been pronounced by
the author brilliantly adapted 70 their
task
Ia Nathan Hale" Mr Fitch has con
strictea what must b. regarded as an
emlneutly representative American play
He has taken az his hero that rob
Young American who 81 one OF the p oud-
est figures 81 which our history can
boast Nathan Hale Is dear TO the hearts
Of all AmeI leans Sentenced 20 death at
the early age 81 On years. after having
been trapped hy the British while fulhl-
ing the uusr1teful though ncccs ary mis-
sion AS Revolutionary spy. be stands as
a pre-emiucuf model % an that Is noble
sclf-sacrihciug and patriotic. Perm 'ps
tho most 90 eworthy thing about Mr.
Fifch.s dramatizatlun OF this young m r.
tvr-a dramaflzation 10 which the author
has naturally taken the liberty 81 adding
material not hisforical-is the utter sim
pltcity Of Its comedy and pithos. MI
Fitch has found out that great moments
Ia lives 90 not cal forth speeches tas1-
Toned upon the Fourth of July orations-
but merely a few heartfelt words. u Is
this and the skill with which the main
actors bring forth The characters of Ma
than Hale and hts sweetheart IN the traE-
be- intermingllng Of the lives ~ these per
Houares that are largely accountable for
the success OF this production. that can
nos FAIL 20 make better American an1
citizen OF every one who witnesses u.
Mr Howard KYLE and Miss Name e.
Comstock two leading actors. will p2r-
tray respectively che valiant hero spy ana
his sweetheart. Alice Adams.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

John Drew has one more month a. the
Empire as the dushing young Marylander.
sRichard Carvei." AIR Crane as David
Harcm reaches the century notch a. the
Garrick on Dee. H. Almost one-haf 81
the plays In New York az present VIII
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
REvOLUC|ON EN- URUGUAY

Comunican de Montevideo que ha
apsrecido de improyiso en- aquella repdbli'
Ga una partida numerosa, armada CON ri
Fl q moderncs.
. Tropa del 80 escuadron deatacado al
Norte de aquel departamento descubrio ell
desc embarco, retirandose enseguida 81 grue.
so de sus fuerzas. I'll general Arribf sa-
lid para ell Norte en- tren especial.
Ell ministro de la guerra conferenci6
con ell general Males.
Parece que enviara una ligera brigada
de caballerfa barrer los revoltosos, de
los ouales Sc sabe que no vienen al mando
de nipgdn ] fe que tenga prestigio en- el
ei6rcito.
Una hoja olandestina anuncia que Ia
inyasi6n ha empezado con las prlmeraa
avanzadas que Ia dictadura Cuesta toca
81 fin.
El Gobierno cuenta con el apoyo del
comercio de los elementos sensatos de la
opinion; pero la falta de verdadera disci-
pima en- los cuerpos militares hace ttni,r
dofoooiopoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
ajardo

Nuestro amigo ell senior Lsrroca, Jefe
de la policfa municipal de aquel pueblo,
ha presentado Ia renuncia de su cargo. Sc
aeegura que, nj el AyGntamiento Ia acepta
&c suprimira La plaza.
El competente professor de instruction
don Domingo Rubio tomo possession hace
aIgunos dfas de una catedra en- Ia EscueIG
Normal.
So encuentra de paso en- Faiardo
nuestro enthusiastic correligionario de Ma
guabo don Bias Maldonado Rivera. Use
realizara ell viaje CON ell capitan2 IA que
no?...
Nos aseguran que dentro de hrevea
df8s reaparecera de nuevo ell <Correo del
Eyte,o peri6dioo federal y defensor de las
clases obreras.
VeDga cuanto sntes ell companero.
La autoridad local de aquel pueblo,
se ocupa activamente de Ia realization de
mnohos trabajosd de utilidad pablics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
TN C0LM0 Dr. AUDACIA
EN Ell PUEBLO DE BARB0SA.
La mundad sancOna mas escandaOsO aOpeO de la usca
ESCARNIO INICUO DE LALEY
HgAMN NACE NDO COMO REPUBLIcANOs ODQs Los MayoRs DE
Il AMOS SG0N H CENSO OFFICIAL

en- las listas, ilegalmente, a gran nd-
nero de personals, sin la edad deter
minada por la ley.
En- Bayam6n no ha habido una
pizca de pudor politico.
Apesar de no haber votado los
federales, en- virtud del retraimiento
impuesto bajo ell enorme peso de tan
ia inmoralidad, aparecen votando
1886 electores, casi el total de los
1881 que constituyen, segdn el cen
SO Official, ell n1mero de los mayores
de veintiun amos en- toda la jurisdic-
ci6n.
Como Sc ha llegado a tai es-
carnio de la ley, tan infame
atropello de la justicia, a ignominia
tan bochornosa +?
Pues utilizando los medios que
Ell Gobierno, conscientemente, puso en-
manos de sUs EsCLAvos para tales
fines. Primero una division terrific
rial absurda. Despu6s una orden cleo
toraI con estudiados puntos estrat6-
gicos para utilizarlos contra los
federales cuando la OCCASION 10
demandara. Luego un nombramien-
to convenido de iueces, en- mayoria
republican,, para casi todos los pue-
bios de la isla. Mas tarde un trasiego
arbitrario y descarado de jueces, Sc
parando los verdaderos independien-
tes y a los tibios, para sustituirlos
por republicanos recalcitrantes, ha-
ciendo recaer en- 6stos, ultima bora,
las presidencias de las Juntas. Die
tando una orden para que fueran sus-
tituidos, por las mayorias de las me-
sas, los jueces que no asistieran al
colegio diez minutes despu6sde abier-
tos, con 10 cual Sc daba campo los
iueces republicanos para deshacerse
arbitrariamente de los jueces fedora
les, como 10 hicieron en- ell dia de las
inscripciones personales y de la vo-
taci6n, mientras Sc violaba IA misma
ley establecida, cuando en- IN colegio
de Caguas, Sc sustituia Iegalisima-
mente q un juez republican,, ausente
de la ciudad, en- cuyo case ell jefe del
Consejo Executive anulo la sustituci6n
y nombr6, ex-profeso, un republi-
cano radical, ordenando a6 i1'Gto que
Sc lie diera possession.
Asi Sc arrojaba a los federales
de los colegios, para quedar solos los
republicanos y hacer los escrutinios
sin presencia de nadie, 'despues, de ce-
rrados los colegios, como manda la
ley.-Parrafo nltimo de la secci6n
3s-Asi Sc facilitaba impunemente
los pucherazos.
Con tan infcuas vejaciones Sc
llevaren cabo la inscription y la
votaci6n, en- la gran mayoFia' de
los puebles de la isla.
Y ell resultado c6rrespondi6 q
los medios.
Bien puede arquear Ell peche
Barbosa, por 10 que su pueblo hace.
Ha estado la altura de Ia
grandeza del leader.
En- Bayam6n Sc lego al lfmite
de las ilegalidades y al colmo de las
osadias.
Basic decir que Ell comit6 federal
tuvo que disolverse, bajo la atm6s-
fera deprimente de las amenazas J
de los atropellos.
Las >turbas repubIicanas son las
mismas en- toda la isla. A maners
de zapadores destruyeR Ell honor dc
la patria, para hacer camino d loi
heroes de las tristes victorias.
Heroes que llegan la cumbrt
de sus prop0sitos, con ell rostro sal
picado de tango sangriento !
Gaines.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

De modo que q 1851 asciende
ell n1mero de nativos mayores de 81
amos en- TODO el t6rmino municipal
de Bayam6n.
As6mbrense ahora nuestros lee
torres.
De ese numero aparecen votan-
do en- Bayam6n, segGn los datos pu-
blicados por ell ~San Juan News~,
sEl Boletin> y otros peri6dicos, que
los tomaron del Pobierno, 1856 in
dividuos TODOS REPUBLICANOS.
Para el complete total de los
3,9l5, solo faltan 65, cuyas papele-
tas sin duda por olvido, no Sc echa-
ron en- las urnas.
Descontando de esos 1886 los
175 que saben leer y escribir, entire
los cuales estan a la vez los prin-
cipales contribuyentes, resultan 3, III
electores, en- su gran mayoFfa, in
cluidos como dueflos de propiedad
personal por valor de % dollars en- l-2
de Setiembre.
Bien puede decirse que todos los
individuos mayores de 81 amos, en-
la jurisdiction entera de Bayam6n,
tenian % dollars satisfaction de los
jueces republicanos.
Es de advertir que en- Bayam6n
Ia mayoria de los jueces en- todos
los colegios, era republican,. Y, CO.
mo en- todas parties, no valieron las
protestas de los jueces federales.
La farsa es escandalosa.
Pero hay algo que 10 es mas
todavia.
En- las pasadas elecciones NUM-
clpales fueron las urnas:
Federales.... :. 222
Republicanos. 649
Hubo, pues, una mayoria de sole
426 votos en- favor de los ultimos.
Como los federales han au-
mentado ell numero de sus votantes
por la ampliaci6n del sufragio Ell
b IA presente election, y los Jueces re-
publicanos no los incluyeroD, sigulen-
do las instrucciUnes rccibidas en- to-
dos los pueblos; y como por ell mis-
mo motive hicieron exclusiones d'
federales el 40 de Octubre, dejandC
fuera de registro nuestros correli-
gionarios capacitados, en- considera'
bic numero; 81 esas sumas importan'
tes Sc deducen de los 1851 mayors
de yeintiun amos en- todo ell t6rmint
municipal, resulta que los jueces re
Publicanos de Bayam6n han incluid'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

En- una reyerta habida ell dia de aver
en- el bsrrio de Trujillo bsJo, de este ter
mino, recibi6 IN tremendo machetazo en-
la cara ell individuo Gabriel DeIgado. Sc
acnsa como autor de Ia aggression a Pedro
Figueroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

En- el dia de aver pas6 por este pueblo
con direction La Central CanoYanas, Loi
"a, ell 4obernador Mr.. Allen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

En- Ell dltimo censo de Puerto-Ri-
co, tornado bajo la direction del de-
partamento de la guerra de Was
hington, y en- ell ~Boletin> num- 3,
de fecha 20 de Agosto de 1900, que
determine expresamente la poblaci6n
electoral, este es, los varones de
81 amos en- adelante, segdn su
lugar de nacimiento, raza y grado de
instruction, aparecen los siguientes
datos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

NaClVOS, DlauCOS que no
saben leer nj escribir / ,419
de color que no sa-
ben leer nj escribir. 1,666-3, ,O85
< blancos que saben
ieer unicamente. i. %
de color que saben
leer Gnicamente. 34- 56
blancos que saben
leer y escribir. :. 500
de color que saben
leer y escribir. =. 2o6- IT'S
& blancos con instruc-
trucci6n superior. 81
de color con instruc-
ci6n superior ....... f. 80
To4of . OK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13
KyecciOOes
6 de NOviembre de 1900.

Resumeu de los esclavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-13

COPPespOmsaE.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-07
JUDGE POST ARRIVES
u. 8. District Attorney For the Thir l
District of Alaska.

Judge A. M. Post, United States dis
trct attorney for the third judicial divis.
ion of Alaska, with headquarters at Eagle
came in on the evening train and is wal
Ing for the CITY of Seattle. He saws tie
term of court held bv Judge Wickersham
at Rampant, was the first time United
States court had been held there. There
were few cases there, but quite docket at
Circle. The most business. however, was
at Eagle, where the judge has taken up
his residence and will practically hold
court all winter.
Judge Post Is enthusiastic in regard to
the growth Of the American mining towns.
He says their population was much added
to by miners who left Dawson for Nome,
but who did not return to Dawson, pre-
ferring, Circle. Forty Mile and Eagle. Be
hind each one of these the mining devel-
opment is considerable, and all are remark
ably prosperous just now,
Judge Post goes to Washington to re-
port to the department of justice, and will
then go to his Nebraska home for the
campaign, returning in the early spring.