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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-14
ORDINANCES

By Alderman Wells
Authorizing tie Sou hern Bel Telephone
and Telegraph Company 10 Use ihe pub
liz streets q ths city q Savannah for
IRE purpose Of placing poles and e.sc1ri-
cal co1dGcto-s thereon and suowsys for
electrical Conductors under ire sane
Section : Be IL ordained by the gan
s-aI Council O. -Es CITY u Savannah E1a1
permission D. and ne sane i hereby
granted 20 The sad Southern Bell T5ls-
phone and Telegraph Company. lis sue
cassors and assigns. 10 erect. operate and
maintain lines = telephone and telegraph,
including the necessary POLES. fixtures and
electrical conductors upon. aAonS and
over. and suhways for electrical co-S-c-
tors under -he pGblic roads streets and
highways o. the city o. savannah - its
business from time 10 tine requires, pro
v.5s5 that all poles. shall b neat SYM
-netrscal and painted. and thas 10 slzctri-
cal conductor shall os placed -ess than
twenty feet above the surface 81 tbs
ground.
Sec = Tat the wax q erecting roles
and constructing subwsys by virtue OF
tins ordinance shall oe done under the
supervision % the superintendent Of pub
lie works and Lhe sli3 Southern Bell
Tele1ho1s and Telegraph Company shall
replace and properly relay any Sidewalk
or street that may b displaced by reason
q The erection Or construction O. such
poles or subways. and upon the failure ~
-hs coruuazv - 20 do after twenty days
notice Il writing shah have been gwen
by the erint sn6ent 70 said company
the city may repair slch portion o. the
Sidewalk or street thar may nave been
+sst,,-has nv said co-rpaRy and co.lecE
me coSt - incurred from sad company
8 8 IN consideration q the ris1ts
and privileges herein granted Sl.1
company SHALL provide oZe c-oss-zrrn IN
each pole and space not to exceei N P
duct in the sGbEEys ccyStrUcr - BY With
81 r-is ordnance for t-s free use Of tie
police ard fire alarm telegraph syst-T-l o.
iris city q Savannah
s.. I Ssi5 company shall g; all tines
be subject 20 the cItT ordlnan-es -ow n
existence. O. which may hereafter fe
passe<i relative 20 the use y the public
STREETS by teiephone and telegraph compa-
MES.
he city Of Savannah against. an5 assume
al liabilities for damages whic1 may
arisz or accrue 70 the city q Savanna
from any injury 10 persons Or propertr
from The dong o. any work herein autho--
fzes Or the neglect q said company q am
OF its employees 20 comply sin any ORD =
rarcs relative 10 the Use o. the streets (
said city. and the acceptance Ay the com
rsnv OF the ordinance shall D. an agr-s-
rrsrf hy IL 10 pay 10 the city % Savannah
an, sum Of money for wtich the - NAV
become liable from or by reason q suc1
injury.
:, s said company shall a.e with ire
clerk Of Council Of the city q savanna
its acceptance Of his ordinance Nshi0
sixty DAYS from the date when Be- sha
take effect
So :. THIS ordnance shall be IN force
from and after the date o. as passage.
ordinance read in Council for t1e arst
time April g lsna and referred 10 Commit
fe. ~ ths Whole. and published Tor in.or-
rratioa WV. T.. BAILEY.
Cle-k q Council
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GOOD CROWD At BENNINGs.
Talent Fared Well al the Coed Fri
day Races

sfasai-ETo-- A. -4-C-oo5 E--l5zy. ths
LAST ous o-e o the spring meeting DAYS
= ,1s Wss1-1s-1- jockey C1a1. ero1z1i
o-V large crowd - the Bs---nEs t-2ck
-1a rack w4s 1szvie- E1Aa ol yss-e--
DAY, and the talent -zr@5 well wi7h TIE
--1 aoCsss- picking ,wo outright nd o-s
es-al chance tzvc-l5s- S1=-z-5ss-
Fa-st Rac-Fc- 6l-sas and mars
s-gsar-ol1s and Upward. purse 81, Ire
tor-71gs- R=volAh- even woa- NTH L.a5y
Ls-5ssy. sre1 an out- s4oouz and Ia
-zi-a. = % = si-i- --= l74
Second Ra1=-Ecr -a55sz z-ysz--osss
purse Ss1s fo-- and raE t-rla1gs
LzE5E1- 10 I WOn. Nth G-ac5Ous- Z
n 3 second. and Light Bah coupled r5s1
A--1z1 Ann 2 . = 11-r6 Tine .-ss -
E1l01 Rzc@-Ssll1-E for s-yeaE-135s sEt
-zsEz-5- purse $50 slx and hs-c 11rlo-Es
Robert Mecczlf ; % 3 waz w5cA Owens
r'1-o- 10 L seccl1- s12 Double Danny
70 Z third Tine . -
Fourth Rzc-Fo- s-raz--o.Gs parse
SsG- seven t--lo-ES PCsI Eas-z 70 :
wo-- W1G1 g Z W5EAt-a1- Z 10 : second
a-l Gra15=u-- 5 ID = thi-5- Tine I 3 -
Fifth Race-Ea-55ca2 for s-ye2--ol1s
ard upward. seven turlo1Es- F--s1 Nalp
- < ~ol- Win Brisk : u = second
so3 Sir Fs11ug1- 70 l. lht-1 Tine
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Punta Gorla Fla. Aprn H-Arrfvei.
schCoers Clara A Donnen. Brendge,
Bos OF.
Port Tampa. Fla. April = Sailed. hark
Anna SOFA (Swl. Nilsson. Rotterdam.
Feruandina. Fla. April i&-A-rivei.
schoonsrs Joel Cook. Frazier. Phi siel-
phia: Andrew Adams. Adams. Philad-i-
phia: Kate B OEis1 Wilouf. Providence;
5 G. Haskell. Marshall Philadelphia
Sailed steamers Bensdict tBrl Jackson.
Antwerp. Bendo (Brl HOWE. S.ettin via
Norfolk. sch0oners Nellie ". Hewlett
MuCford- Philadelphia. EjwaTd P. Avery.
Hawley PHILADELPHIA. Norman. Cray.
Bostor. Dove lBrl. Eskaie. Mart uiQue.
French West ladies.
Jacksonvile. Fla. Aprn l3-Enisred
schooner Comanche. Peunigton. NV
York.
Key West Fla April ARRIVED
steamer Oiive.ie. Smith. Port Tamra. ard
sailed for Havana
Charleston. : c. April H-Saiei
schoouers GcorFette Lawrence. Rclleut.
New Nork Clara +. BerEen Biwar .Nev
York. steam yacht Marjorie. Llcdsey.
New York
Philadelphia April i2-Arrlved sehosn-
ers Alicia B. Crosby. FernAndlna. Gtr-
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SPECIAL NOTICES


OAcs Of the Marco.
Savannah. Ga. April < I%tA
TIE following - published for the in-
forIna x5on and guidance Of the puAibc.
As a precautionary MEASURE. and An View
many Of the COUNTIES ard towns o. GeOr-
gia and The surrounding states. and can
De transmitted through the uie1icn o.
the mails. express packages. freight. etc.
notice - herewith gwen by the Sanitary
Board % the csty Of Savannah. that every
person resident IL the city q Savannah
or The county OF Chatham. must hs vac
cinated within the usxt ten days. ending
April "a 1914 and that after The exptra-
ton Of that time the law VIII De rtgbty
enforced as to al persons found rot vac
cinated, as follows
Section e. MacDoneIrs code eacts OF
isTT. Vaccination Compulsory Vaccine
ton shall he compulsory upon al persons
living in Chatham county. ard any per-
son or persons wno have nor been vacei-
Gated. ard who. after the 18th Of Feb
raary. ISL. fail 20 be vAccinated. shall.
upon conviction for the arse orense, b
punished by 3 fne Of nos more than one
hundred dollars OF Imprisonment IN the
county jan tor not longer than one
month"
TIE city physicians win vaoeinaie free
OF charge. any persons resAoen, In the
city OF Savannah or county % Chatham.
who are paupsrs or una Ale from poverty
TO pay for the same.
HERMAN MYERS
Mayor and Chairman % Sanitary Board
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New York Letter in Ba'sszore sur
Bangs & Co sold ar their aDcskoo reozns
yesterday a cosleeyioz q autograph let
tiers relating 10 the Civil War. Many o.
them are q great interest AEsocE ne
sales were F0sr-paE sssTer % Jsge-soa
Davis. written while ia exile in England.
- s1T-S'. fogl--Vssge letter q Gen, e. T.
Bsaureza7d. rtsa riding the siege %
CHariexSon and othe- war matters. 81 81.
tuo-gaEs letter. Gen r. r lee 10 Ms
Randolph, lSss2 & and another enc u
Ger Grant regarding ths hanging q
S1y. ISss 81. fouT-p@gs better. Gen +
kirby Sxnith. as % the bate - Peasant
Grove 1Sss So, document signed t.y AeFl-
ham IIncoln appointing q commissioner 81
pensions. 81; 5wo-Page better - Gen. u.
: Grant 20 Gen c < Ha El.stoC- dated Ia
Grange ~ as 80 expected resr 1rce-
rnerts. s.. a collection Of Signatures OF
TIE leading UuscT and Confederate g5n-
erals. IL = lesSher-o1VeEed album So
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City Of savannah. Mayors ofice
G..-..-rak q NJ. q I'm

City Of savannah. Mayors oniee
savannah. Ca. March .. 800.
Residents Of the city CT Savannah or thu
county OF Chatham who. BY reason of
poverty. are unable TO pay for vsccina-
lion. are hereby notified that they can be
Vsccfnated without cost by calling be-
tween the hours Of and 10 A. IN and
and ?. m az the ofiee Of either OF the
following city physicians;
DR. J. n. GCERARD. rs Park avenue.
west
nR- C II. JOHNSON. ios Abercorn ST
DIR NJ LEVI Is Liberty ssreet. west
DIR JAMES Il. BCGG. Liberty and East
Broad Streets
DR. p E. LOVE. 'se4 Liberty street. west
HERMAN MYERS. Mayor.
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MRS. DEwEr-s WICHITA PROPERTY
Town Lots said to Have Been Won
by gen. HaEen in a Poker Game to
BE sold.
From the New YORK sun

From the New YORK sun.
Wichita. Kan. April u.-Afrs. Dewey
may have 10 come 70 wichita soon. or
send an attorney. 10 ssraighten on. title
70 some lots owned BY her former bus
hand. Gen ". 3 Hazen The lots were
won II : poker game here in the early
days by Gen HaEsn- Little attention
Mas paid 70 securing q gpci title and
now. Mrs Dewey wants 10 SCI them. she
mas found chat the y.tle is impaired
In Isl Gen Hazen was stationed here
Wichita was an end of The trail town AMI
gambling was the ruling passion Gen
Hszen was good player. one night he
and Dave Bancroft. real estate dealer
engaged il a poker game. and. sitting b.
hind four kings. HaEsn blured the real
estate man into betting ffty town lots
Next day the Gee5s were made ont and
after that Gen Hszen dealt extensively
in Wichita property
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Franrssks CcScr4. TT soos. Andersen: iag
T. s--nahl & Co
B D Me;czl. gNSozA I-ty- tors, Duux: R5g
4 s-Dahl s Co
Elsa gSTeSin sS tors. RoSe0c~sss: Log
4 s-Ssrach2n & Co
Oracle LIS tons, Nsco.2isson; w-zi,ing-H
TucA
Pafa sonia fesorA. 1.isS tons. Johsrsen: to
"a n patterson. Downing & Co
Lssw8E Ho1oerg fNora ~ tors. Kakszze-.
dis hslisSt--Dzhl & Co
Poscsch tAustl, 81 toes. Mandach: disc
hsliaSt--Dahl & Co
James A Wright So tors. Eoglish; disc
eoal-EoEa0d & Co
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g-Vs5s Z. Trun3y. savannah: BlancAe Hog-
ktns SsvN-lzh
BAig-zsc-s. Aprti -N-Arrfvs3 srez zasT
=. Il Miller SAVANNAH. scaooEsr HargSe,
{ keith JscsSo1ya-ls-
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ELECTION NOTICE.


CITY OF savannah.
once. Clerk OF Council. April G 1870.
A vacancy having occurred among the
city physicians b. reason o. the resigna-
ticu OF DR. :. Palmer Lloyd (cosoredl. no
tice Is nerehy given that ar eleciton Tor
a colored physician will be he'd az the
next regular meeting o. Council. GO BE-
he'd on the 18Th inst. Al =. m. % nll
the uneNpired term caused BY the sad
resignation. All applications TO IL nie1
With the Clerk OF Council az or before -
o rlack noon % the isth inst
WA r BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council.
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VESSELS IN PORT.


Kansas City. 2,ss tons. Fisher New YORK
Ocean STEAMSHIP Company
Mzrsatis (ESrA. 99e4 tons ESgsrorcok. Ids
tor R-e<-en--WfI&s- & Co
Axuinsse- t3rh, - tons Spi1k; tSz. for
BarcsioSas Barnard & Co
Rydzl Home tBrb - tors. Gcrfsvs
I'D for uasu--M5Uss & Co
All fNogA. 1914 tons. Eauser. l6g for Bxe-
rser snd E2mhs1rE-A :. ChurcAI
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Pssos charts and al hy6rograpAtc infor-
r,2tsun AL - .-Tl-s led masters - vsS-
s=1s free ~ charge n UClss3 States ny
dTcgrG 2nAc c11scs IL Custom House Car
tz-Es are -s-1Deste0 % cal at tie c1sce.
Reports q wreSks and 6ere14c.s received
fo- srsnsE-isSsoc % tie navy department.
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Fer steamship Cltr q Ei--inEAsrr for
New EoTk-1A4 hAles upa2nd coSaa0. r.
nss2sS sea is1sDd sS5 bslss 5oCnsStfcs *
barrels co-tor seed OIL ~ h&rVEaS r1ssn.
- barrels snrVelrins- ~ ~ se~s iusnner
- baeas tobacco, p Turtles. aa barrels Hsn.
= h4ses swss pings - boxes fvoSt- Us bar
rssS Vegetables LIS crates Vegetables
- tons PIG lrol rs nzzrdaes hides
s hc-sss. - cases ciSers. - barrels snap
sscck Is barrels roS1n GIL Isl Ga s@s
camel goc,sS ~ packz lzaS uasrcn zuasLsa
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elce a-5 tAe p1z-o1-s-a Vas III made
public az The time TIE tzct zea1 -As
spiritual attack IN NZI pager mas zs5e
b. the E-olsss-s th-ougho--t tEa czty 551
-or APPEAR u--5l -h~ orders began % r-o1-
in-o the waM paper firms 70 co-e a. o--s
and suck lhe paper aaeE Il lis proE-zr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-14

A wealthy man was once exhibiting
proudly 20 a younger acquaintance a table
which he had bought He said 1t was so
years old.
That IS nothing" remarked his young
visitor. I have in my possession a table
which IS more than s0o years old
Three thousand years ODD said the
host That Is impossible. Where was Il
made
Probably In India"
In India What kind % a table Is it,
The multiplication table '-Tit-Bits
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First quarter s.h. . hours and = mn
utes evening; fuu MON. l4th- hours md
: minutes evening: asst quarter. Id. )
hours and 3 minutes. evening: new non.
@sth. y hours and . minutes. evening
moon IL aPogee. i-Jh; moon IL perigee.
ssth
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessel. Arrived Yesterday.

steamship City Of AugusJa. DagSest.
New Ycrk-Qcean Steamship Company.
steamship AZ lSorl. Hansen. Genoa--A-
F Churchill
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-~sometlres said incl. Eben, when
hears a man suore In church ! scarcely
knows which 20 blame, hin or De gent
man Gars preachlR' "-Washlnstol star
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Emma c. Knowles. SIS tens. Rodgers; NE.
lumber Master.
Rohers c Dun. Sst tors. Lynah. ids. lcrn-
hsr-MaS;sr
Jennie Thomas SIS toes. Coleman: hg.
lurnhsr. Master.
varlsar Black. 50 tons. Miller: Ag lurrs-
her Master.
william II swan. - tons. Davidson: hr.
humber Master.
Alsce McDAocad. SIS tons, Brown: 70 N.
lumber Master.
William ". Converse, 50 tons. Lewis: 70
"a humber Master
Eumarock ~ tons. Campbell. TO Ia lElrn-
ber.-Hcward s. Co
Henry Crosby. 81 tons. SsnhAs, ldE Ium-
her.-Naster.
Jennie 8 Hall ~ tons. Watts. t1g. luus-
hsr--Masser.
John G. Schmidt. 4sa tons. Nczbury: 70
"a lumhsr-HOwarG & Co
Ida LAwrsnce. 49, ions. Campbell: 10 "a
lumber Master.
Henry ClaGsen. IT. as tons. Sorrey. lag
lumhe-.-Master-
Thomas p Pollard. 81 tons. Jarr-aAn lat
Guaranteed.
John r Bergen. 50 tons. Smith; ldg lurn-
Aer.-Masser
LoagfeIow. - souS, Hannah: ldg hum
her.-Masser
II. H. Chamberlain. 90 tons. Fossett. ldg.
lumber. Master
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Gs-zaric CSorl. rs tens. SunSe: sas.
= s-Pagerson. Downing & Co
Ar,igoEAn Ger. iyzss Tors Bullins: idg
Z. s-S.rach2n & Co.
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gzVsr EsgC-t--Zhe Aasef - the S.Avac-
nab river al Augusta al a. ~ 15ca me-
-fsas- t4r-e. Yssss-1Ey. mas I'D test a
rise az "a foa1 during sAe preceding gwsl-
.y-sozr hours
Oeservassocs take- 81 vss same rsoS@szt
q strae az al sszss1E-s. Aprli - 80 ;
> u. -E-h E-ara1LAn Tf-ne
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High water at Tyhee to-day a. T-le 4
n. and rs y m Hish water a. Ssvan-
nah che hour later.
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w. F. HAMILTON,
Artesian Well Contractor

OCALA- FLA
Am prepared 10 Grill wells W 20 any
s.,,rs We u.s. frst-class machinery. can
~ work on short notice and guarantee
satisfaction
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IT. temperature. y. vsloc.ty - wfn8.
II. & Boyer. Weather Bureau.
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c. c. Sweeney. 80 tons. Miller: Ldg. lur,
Howard g. Co
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Passengers by steamship City Of Maoon
from BoStca- April liars 2 c. Johnson.
Ms z D. Johnson, Miss ". W. Po2s-
Mrs George Han. Joh1 2. Young. P
Ksyss. Harry Steele. Charles BroSu- D.
Coruors. J. SeekeL ". J M0lloy.
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Passengers by steamship City Of Angus
q. from New York for Savannah. April i
Mrs z Kane. W. a Hastings. A H3or-
vard. Mss z H Taylor. J. c Iohnsc1
ADD wise. Or. H :, p-2yton- NJ. Glen
ents. Mr.. Davis 2. ". Alexander. Miss
VI. Eugls Mrs Barrels. Mss Barrels r
w Residi1s. A. CARIBBEAN sid A. Berg
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I1s FZE Nay Mc&LGEr1s vas hE-As.5
ouc O. tAs marine railway yesterday 70
MAKE further regal-s- FC- soue sirs she
vas a. Roorks-s 8ocg where she vas ~
cely1aE 8 general overAAuling A. PIE
vsosSly stated sac 5 owne5 81 tie Beau
fo-x Phosphate W0<&S
Cap 4 a Szrooear o The Savznr.aa
and Beaufort Line was III yesterday. and
unable % u Al his o11cs-
Repo-ts for the frs, nt-s rso1rhs os he
6s,al year. sled wltA yAa ESUre2u 4
NaviEa tso1- treasury department. show
that excluding u1rtEgs>5 vessels - vessels
O. lk1sS grosS tors have been built and
o.1csally nun bs-st. compared with 81 vss-
Ssls Of - ET0sS tons tc- the cSagvespso1s3-
sail tonnage Wss ~ IS grosss tors co-Qsr-
81 NTH s. IS guoss tous for TIE previous
ps-sc5- steam rocnzEs. t@s-lea ETcss tons.
compared w5Eh LA - gloss tons
OR steam tonnage tc- tHs year VII ee
Amos oGe-Eszth CT that launched ny
Great Britain On TIE seshosr3 TIE Co--uS.
= IS gross tors was tire izrgeSt vessel
launched Seven oe1er steamships over
$50 tcus and less TRAN sap Jocs. were
launched. al fog the oossIing t-s3>- IN
clu5in-S TWO for TIE Po-so 2tcan trade, re
SGr2ctsi 10 American vessels n military
order since that order was issued ire
means OF col-u1tcstton between the
United States and Porto Rioo have e'eea
the best. u.oSS frequent ard r1csg rsEzaar
il the islands history
Passengers by steamship CSty % Birn-
inzhs- for New York. April 1S-MaE Ste
vens Annie Sullivan. J. knox Palsl4Fs.
Charles ! Dsanmo-e- Q. B Roh1nson. Mrs
q q Robinson s. : LeaVsus. Ms : J.
cent Nelletg Mss H x S-ntss. Mrs J G.
Smith Miss Mshsl White Miss Moultoa.
Miss Sewers. Henry WIisoC. Mrs }
YounE blood George A Dunn. ? NJ ApQli
gate ard w1fe :. G. Norman Lucy Mar
tin Dennis Welsh. 3. Moran, J. Great
ersx Annie Fsnns,ea-. MolGe Ms1loy.
,--a-ses White. O T Warner T. Hahn.
Mike Dzcy 7. Dscy. Mary Riley. MargA-
rst McGrsEo-. A Smell. J ". HsigAS-
Mss Newton. Mss Hosg Miss Mine DISK
e-so-. George NJ ellis. L ellis. FNrsd
WalS. Charles Eserhy. Miss VI Ucnln.
Miss L jay ". y. Eerrtck Pref El.sOtt.
! Goldsmith. J r McAesn, W D ? ne
man Prof Russell. J " Chase. Lee
HAYWARD. Jossp1ine jackson tc1 Mn szie
Lacy (cl Macie skinner lch. Roy Love
less Z RooSuson- Gilbert TNwes.Ay Wall
iarn Grant John McGss Robert Bu-chAl.
Mss Mary keeg2n- Id Ferguson
PASSENGERS by steamship City Of Mscon
t-a-, BcStca Aprfl Ll-Mrs- Z c. Johnson.
Mrs. z o johnson Miss NJ. w Pope
Mrs George Han. Joh1 2. Young. P.
Ksyes. Harry Steele, Charles BroEn. D.
Coruors. J Seezel ". J. Molloy.
Passengers by steamship CITY az Angus
IA from New York for Savannah. April II
Mrs. z Eane W A Hastings. A Hsor-
ward. Mss z H Tsyto-, J. c Iohnsc1
and wise. Or H :. p-2yton- Mr. Glen
ents. Nj Davis. z. " Alsxan3sr- Miss
VI Eugle Mrs Barrels Mss Barrels r
". RaSidi1s. A CARIBBEAN sid A Berg.
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Local and General News of ships and
shipping

re tug May McwLEAras was hauled
ouc O. the u2ariDe railway yesterday 20
MAKE further repG1-s- FC- Sorae tins size
vas ~ Roorks's docs where she vas ~
ce5y1ng s general ovsrhaGlirg- As PIE
vso0sly stated sae 5 owne5 81 tie Bs2u-
forx Phosphate WCE&S
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Cap 4 a Ssro6esr % the Savannah
and Beaufort Lire was III yesterday. and
unable % u Al his oz5cs
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CssJAusEeo FsEarroSrz @as 5sc@-E=i
" s>3cesday 81 Tampa 21 zhs preliminary
1+za-lng to- u1r1e-- Es wzs - Dsz ~-o
z-4l=i J1= Ra-=gz IT s1+ =Te--E q sax
1rs5sy. \ <1l :, and c1a--sz.5 - 5-1 e Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14

poderoso. No es este una suposloion son
hechos inoontravertibles. Los hombres
honrsdos del partido republicano no
pueden estsr conformes con los YER
gonzozos actos que Sc realizan al amparo
de su bandera en- San Juan, en- Ponce, en-
Mayagiisz en- Juana- Diaz y en- otros pue-
blos. Esos hombres no pueden hacer pac-
tos nj alianxa con la chusms La discipli-
ma de partido los amordaza, y siguen en-
su puesto obligados por ell deber. Pero al
desaparecer el fantasma que les qulta ell
suafio; al hallarse solos, completameDte
SOLOS, el partido republicsuo tiene que di-
vi.iirse Sc dividir& en- dos fracclones
una tornado por los hombres serios y Gle
prestigio; otra por esa masa inconclente
que va tras ell botin de guerra, l6gamo que
sube la superficie al conjuro de los auda-
ces de los ambiciosos sin conciencla.
Aluellos formarau un nuoeo exiguo; estos
contaran con Ia fuerza brutal del numero.
Los m9nos no podran .oponerse los mas
la1 armas que sfilaron para herir al partido
federal 90 volveran contra ellos mismos.
<Henaos resuezto triotnfdr>, decfa San.
cIez Morales d los jueces republlcanos,
para conseguir este triunfo los lueces ms
cribieron en- los registros electorales mi
l.ares de individuos, unos que sacsron del
fondo de las cloacas con un atestado de
poseer veintioinco pesos, otros q1e convlr.
tieron en capaoidades y en- contribuyentes;
otros, en- fin, & quienes hllagaron con en-
gsflosas ofertas eompraron por un mon
drugo de pan Estas masas, como deshe-
clio slud, debfan caer sobre ell partido fe-
deraI: estas masas, manans, caeran, sin
piedad, sobre ell partido republican,. La
honda preparada para herir al cont~ario,
sc vueive airada contra ell mismo que La
lanza. iCastigo del cielo!
1Cr9eis que noP La hidra de la dis
cordia asoms va sus monstruosas cabezas,
apenas entonan los republicanos ell hosSG
MA del triunfo. Sc habla de oandidaturas
propias en- casi todos los pueblos: sc hab'a
do oponerse q imposiciones de Grrt6G : Sc
habla de la fuerza del numero de un Sc.
garo 9xito en- las eleeoiones municipales
qle en- breve deben veriicarse; Sc habla
do una division mas prCfunda que la que
ha existido entire republioanos federales.
Nosotros permaneceremos alejados de
Ia contienda. | All! de los vencedores
Como han de maldecir en- no lejano dfa
h=,ber quedado solos, oompletamente SO.
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