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The colored American., 1900-08-11

A new pleasure park for colored peo-
pie at Mobile, Ala, has been christ
ened "Ramona Park" and Is now
opened for the public. 1t is beautifully
situated on the Bay and the pavilion
ia undoubtedly adj that could be desired.
The location is an ideal one.
The colored American., 1900-08-11
AGENTS WANTED.

Enclose &c stamp tor reply, and We will SEND
particulars telling how you can make from
SIS to $50 per month, and also be presented
with a fine Gold Watch. Address.
SCOTT REMEDY CO.,
Box $40. Louisville, XIV,
The colored American., 1900-08-11
XANDER
9O9 Seye,ath Street n. ".

His Sweet NoEton, a deep tinted red wine
his own pressing, allows doubls dilution la
the drinking glass end remains IS vtnous ane
swest, as the hest sweet Catawba unwaters6
Both he setis ct 81 gallon, 59e the half GAL
lon Chr. XaBders Rye Whistles al $50, e5c
poiton of some age. Kept In heated storage.
eHd com pave sadvantageously with any whls
kfas at their price. Equally SO his Brandies
Gins and Rum are pure end well devsloped
ard the moderate use of them ] ever cause. Z
headache. He has an array OF ever 10 NAM
standards of Wines and Whiskies stored II
his cellars and warehouse. Remember the
Number 9Qe,
~ -Eehreneh houses
The colored American., 1900-08-11
WANTED ROOMS.

A man and wife wants q suite of
three Or four unfurnished rooms, heat
and light furnished. Must be convent
ent to cars. Address House, care this
Office either at 80 am. or 4 pm.
The colored American., 1900-08-11

Editor The Colored American: g,
much has been said about the re In
statement of Lieutenant Flipper unit
his name has become q household wore
with all race race loving Afro Amer
cans. But why should the leading mel
of our race continue to remain on thel
knees, begging President Mckinley
and Congress to re- instate Lieutenan
Flipper when it seem to be part O
their "plsin duty" to ignore the wisheI
of all Negroes?
1t was the color of Lieutenant Flip
per's skin that played the greater par
in getting him out and the color of hiI
skin only is going to keep him out
Being out of the army Lieut.. Flip
per is in position to do the race muck
good. Would not be good move i
the leaders Of the race would get to-
gether and form some plan to USE
Lieutenant FippeI? He knows much
that the young men of the oolored
race should know; and he should be
employed to teach them. Why not add
to one of our eoIleges-say Livingstone
or Wilberiorce-a military achool to
train our young men in the science OF
wal?
The doors of West Point are closed
against the young men of our race,
and the thing for the Negro to do Is to
start West Point Of his own and put
Lieutenant Flipper In charge Of 1t.
Lieutenant Flipper is graduate, 1 am
Informed, of West Point, and is fully
capable Of managing school of this
kind. During the war with Spain a
number of colored men applied for po-
sitions as coIonels, captains, lieuten
ants, ETC., but the Administration had
the proud excuse of turning them down
on the ground that they hadn't the
proper training to lead men against the
enemy. That was all true enough, bat
how can the colored men, who are just
as true to sOld Glory" as the white
men, ever be capable Of leading troops
against the enemy when the Govern
ment, through prejudice, has closed
the doors of it's military schools against
them? Not only should the Negro feel
proud of starting a West Point for the
Negro, but such step should meet the
approval Of every true American and
have the liberal support Of the general
government. We love to join with the
white man In singing:
"My country, tits OF thee,
Sweet land of liberty" etc.
And to show that we mean no fsilacy
in singing that sweet old song, we
want to help defend the stars and
stripes. We defended her even when
we. ourselves, were bound in fetters
and chains. Now let us start mill
tsry school so that while the West
Point schools at New York and Anna
polls, Md, are sending out their 10
lisths Of war, the Afro-American west
Point will be able to send cut her
little Davids to meet them. see?
Thousands would take advantage OF
such a school. Start the ball, editors
of the colored journsIs and don't let ii
stop until Lieutenant Flipper will be
so busy training the colored youth that
he will not have time to serve Uncle
Sam, even should he be sent for In
The colored American., 1900-08-11

fora E. Dorsey and Christine Dorsey
v Typewriting, Copying and Steno
graphic work satisfactorily performed
at reasonable rates by the Misses Dor
sey, Room 8, LIE Droit Building.
Corner Sth and F street north west.
The colored American., 1900-08-11

Mr.. ]. w. Cusberd, Of New York city'
q former resident of Washington Is in
the city visiting relatives and tr'enos.
The colored American., 1900-08-11
You Get Copy of it and See it for
Yourself for 25 Cents.

Mr.. Editor please gave me space in
your paper to notify the people that the
book have written will be ready for
shipping to those who have sent for
them no " in about or 10 days and L
ask every person who has sent for the
book to be ready for to take prompt
action, for the book is calculated to
employ over one hundred 100000)
thousand wide awake men and women
who are to nelp to gather under the
leadership Of 3,675 high standard
leaders, a cash backing of (S1OO, 600, ,OO9)
one hundred millions Of dollars for the
good OF the Negro race of America. I
also notify all men that no plan can be
offered to the Negro race that will
ans 9er for the purpose or equal the
plan / ana now about to seEd out In this
book, and they who get the book will
have private advantage over ell other
men aod women Of the Negro race,
which will be worth fortune to them
who accept 1t, for it will give them
power TO become the first with the
leaders in plan by which complete
fortune and victory for the race is to be
gained by them, and as the book only
cest 25 cents, it seems TO me that all
sensible people ought to be glad to
send and get copy of it at once, at
712 N. 2od street, Richmond, Va. in
order that all may have equal showing
IN getting in the lead l am,
JUsfUs J. EVANS, Author.
SHOWING UP SELFISH EDITORS.
N. B.: Mr.. Editor-I wonder why
the other Negro Editors will not copy
and republish the notices I put in your
paper which all of the people ought to
The colored American., 1900-08-11
Capital Savings
IRA nix

Capital Savings
Bank
500 F st. N. W., Washington, D. G
Capital $4,000.
Hon. Jno, R Lynch, President.
L. G. Bailey, Treasurer.
}. A. johnson, Secretary.
D. B. McCary, Cashier.
Directors:
Jno. r. Lynch, DR.. w. S. Lotion,
Whitefeld McKinlay, ] @. Bailey,
Robt. II. Terrell, w. s, Montgomery,
Wyatt Archer, John A. Pierre, henry
E, Baker, James Storum, J. A..
Johnson, DIR. A. w. Tancil, Howard.
II Williams.
Deposits received from 10 cents up-
ward. Interest allowed on $500 and
above. Collections meet with promp
attention. A general exchange and
banking business done. /
Bank open from 9 a. m. to 4:30pm.
The colored American., 1900-08-11
A "WEST POINT" OF OUR OWN.

Mr.. j. C. Cunningham Suggests a Feasible
Place for Utilizing the Military Genius
of Lieut.. Henry o. FIipper-How to
Break Down the Excuse of Negro In
experience When Army Commissions
are Available.
The colored American., 1900-08-11

SPECIAL ADVERTISE VI ENTS.
The colored American., 1900-08-11

THE GREAT BOOK IS ABOUT READY.
The colored American., 1900-08-11
SHOWING UP SELFISH RDITO

N. B.: Mr.. Editor-I wonder why
the other Negro Editors will not copy
and republish the notices I put in your
paper which all of the people ought to
know about? They have the people
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
Buy your carpets at the Fair.

Buy your carpets at the Fair
Carpets and curtains st the Fair.
For cheap town lots see C, b.
ThomRn.
Biggest line Of gloves ever shown
IN Lamar at Irwiu's-
Fine photographs from 5Oo per
dozen up at Bottoailey's,
You can make money by buying
your carpets At the Fair.
You cannot end good shoes for less
money than at Irwin's
Have your pictures framed AZ John
ston's, the nestest Of work done.
Coles Air Tight Hot Blast
Heaters hold fire over uight, Sold
by Huddleston-
We are anxious TO close ont our
entire line Of gents furnishings ia
order to remodel our store, aud will
close them out q: cost and less. So
IL you want bargains in this line call
early. MCLEAN BROS.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

Finest linz 81 spring clothing etsr
opened up al ITwin's.
Gents pill s&ve money husiug cns
Of ,hose elegant suits ss IrNin's
II medicine doa'i cure ron eonsalt
$ W. Billiogslea, mAgaetic healsr.
C. n TbomAn has h. bs~, tine Of
Gre insurance. He writes farm risks.
pon't bus stove said 10 ~ iusi
~ good as Coles Air Tieki Heater,
bnt "a, the original @Hos Blast" at
Huddlesson.
Although we are closing ont cur
furnishing goods, shoes aud hats, ~s
are 10, going out oi business but
want the room TO enlarge oar dcug
stock As Lamar i the bs--s soEn m
tho valley, 10 wr expect 10 have the
mos, complete drug store IN the val
ley. MCLEAN BROS
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
for Ren,

Quarter ssctson Of lapd v,s "a
house; eighty Rsrss hrGfse y
uAter right; ayo sails. ifpa Las
Inquire Of Charl.s MAx~sgl, zEss
Lamar and Arkansas Rirs; u.
Company.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
aa.ersl.sa letter List.

Tho following i = list d - 4
claimed ieissrs remaining Il is
ice March !. 1900;
CArp0a. Fned M
ItaEstss, Miss HggstA
Gili@an. u u.
Gallngua. Jcs1
HAnRra. Miss Mari
Hiil J. W.
Iuhss, Mrs =. S5phiA
Parker. J W
Habineis. Buri ~
Naeksy, Carl
In calling fog these ls,tsis ~
say advertised"
ID. z CoSgTl, ? 4
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
|, WRIT MARKHAM.

Nice line of curtains at the Far.
New Spring Millinery at IrwIn's.
VIII save you money on carpets at
the Fair.
For bargains in farm lands 60 to
c. b. Thomsn.
You will save money buying dry
goods at Irwin's.
A new line of picture mouldings
at W. J. Johnston's.
Hon. c. D. Ford was down from
Denver on Sunday visiting with
friends.
The farmers institute is in session
today at the opera house and is being
well attended
Jas. B. Davis, well known citizen
Of Granada, has received the appoint
ment as postmaster of that place
G. W. Oyler and R. A. McKibbon
each shipped car load of fat lambs
to the Kansas City market this week.
DR.. A. W. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Office in northeast corner
of Union Hotel. Rooms 81 and 81.
Talking about the nude in art, just
look at the papers and the magazines
aud see the nude in cabinet baths.
OH
T Quite a number Of Lamarites went
to Holly today to attend the wedding
of Mr.. John Duncan and Miss Clara
~Millinger.
Writ Walker was a Lsmar visitor
yesterday aud attended court He
also fixed up some business affairs
while he was here.
Rev. Robt. d. Graham was visiting
with Lamar friends this week He
has just organized a new Baptist
church at Manzanola.
You can save the price of stove
in the saving of fuel if you use
Coles Hot Blast heaters See one
in use at Huddleston's store.
The ladies OF the Missionary Soci.
ETY. will give sociable at the Q. p
Church Friday evening March g.
Everybody invited. BY Committee
Rev. W. II. Lytle will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning and evening. All are cor,
daily invited. Sabbath school al
10 a. m
Before placing your order for &
tailor made" spring suit, see those
pretty patterns at Johnston's in one
and one-fourth yard lengths from
Lamm & Co, Chicago.
There was a dance at the operf
house last Friday night and the usua
number were in attendance They
seemed to enjoyed themselves ant
those who attended said they had I
fine time.
Joe CouweIl has a patent musi,
attachment to his front door. Tha
I is at the barber shop Whenever tn,
door is opened the thing "screeches.
Joe threatens to oil the business, bu
forgets to do it.
The Baptist congregation, which
holds its meetings in the opera house
have extended call to the Rev. p
A. Eubanks to become their regular
pastor, and it is probable that th,
gentleman will accent. As Mr. En-
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
For Sale.

Colorado Seeding plum trees one
to three feet high, at 24c each.
NJ ]. McMILLIN, Carlton.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

"aSTED $50 20 300 acrs-4 al.
w falfa pasture Tor sheep 10 june
ist. Send bids TO Box 2, Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
TO cuae Ia GRIPPE soni'

Take t.axArEyE kA0aa NEtSIEl -. ~, =. I.
sgssrxfsss ssfsnd tssr hzEssg z Z ftl.i
II III glastsg'a sAsgaazaEa 0E HFsg7 80 =
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

A PStractS.
The only set of EsnaerI-
cal abstracts ofthe Rec
erd.s of ProrOers county.
abstracts to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.AddreSS
PROWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

PRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
CHICAGO
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

NoTE--~Alnru haking FS1xtert arr how pTaccd,
Aturn costs bat tEo cssts pound tsst
aissEu 5 4 corrosive pposSca aisd {; rgssArFg TIC
E1akEaG pou1cs d1IlgrFuszs 10 use IN Sod
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26

Ell ministegio fiscal modifica sus con
clusiones en- vista de La prueba pericial,
acusando d Piflan de autor, por partici
pacion directa, de un parrioidio frus.
trado Cart. 4le) y pidiendo veinte amos
de cadena, diez mil pesetas por indem-
nizacion civil costas.
Ell Sr. Arrange, acusador privado, es-
TINA copasunaGOo ell parricidio solicita
Ia pena capital. Su discurso fu6 breve,
pero notable.
Difcil serfa formar un juicio exacto
acerca del merito de los informes de la
acusasion popular de la defensal
En- la imposibilidad de transcribir
tan magistrates oraciones, me contento
con aplicarles ell califcativo que lie dan
los peritos oratCle1aS. Sna0nstree0sanae,ate
6aiILantes.1
FL sefior Rodriguez Lendian, aprove-
cha cuantos elementos lie proportions Ia
causa, hacienda IN estudio rszonado,
profundo, pletorico de doctrina jurfdi-
ca,s salpicado de parrafos elocuentfsi-
mos, concluye pidiendo al Tribunal
la pena de muerte para Pinan Villegas.
FL senior Gonzalez (Serrainz) hace
una defensa la altura de la fama que
sc ha conquistado en- ell foro cubano.
Que hermoso estudio crftico della vida
social, y del oaracter humane Que
palabrs tan elocuente, que perfodos tan
brilIantes Que sagaoidad y solidez
en- la augmentation L..
Cree q Pifan vfctima de la noUeI0
popular, de la en- ocasiones, POGO es-
crupulosa information periodfsta (alude
a la Discesi6Ia) y conoluye pidlendo la
absoluci6n de su patrocinado.
En- fin, dos cozosos.
Aun no ha sido publicada la senten'
cia.
Hay gran espectacion por saber como
| termina tan raidosa eausa.
La comunicare en- tempo oportuuo.
r: TIRADo VERRIER.
Habana, Abril Il de 1900.
/ s(ContinotarO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26

los republicanos, pues republlcanos son
los de la corporation capitalefla.
Esperamos' Ia resolucion que tome
ell Jefe del Departamento cerca del
particular la esperamos favorable al
acuerdo tornado, y nos fundamos para
suponerlo asf, en- ell caracter no polftico
de el.;
F&cil le sera comprender al Gober-
nador, que no Sc trata de asuntos de
partido. ST asf fuera, nosotros no pc
dirfamos la reforma que comentamos,
pues habiendo A pueblos fe3erales por
% republicanos, la convenience de par
lido nos incllnarfan del lado de los
nuestros.
No es ese ell modo de pensar de LA
DEMoCRACIA, nj ell de los federales tam
POGO. Es mas tenemos la completa
seguridad de que 81 Sc consultara a los
Ayuntamientos federales, apoyarfan con
gusto ell acuerdo de la corporacIon de
San Juan.
V6ase ahora la mocion presentada y
ell modo en- que Sc pide la reforma
e1o-Que ell Tribunal de Policfa 10
former ell Alcalde, dos concejales de-
signados por ell Ayuntamiento entire la
mayorfa minorfa y ell secretario de la
Alcaldfa, sin voz nj voto.
2o-Contrs los fallos de este tribunal
| los lnteresados podran alzarse en- el
| plazo improrrogable de cuarenta y ochc
horas ante Ell jurado que Sc establecerd
en- cada pueblo.
3o-Este Jurado Sc compondra dc
tres personas nombradas por los conce-
jos municipales, por sorteo entire lot
| que sean capacidades J todos los contri
buyentes que sepan leer y escrlbir, re
novandose estos cargos cada tres me
| ses. i
| Y 4o-El Jurado Sc reunira precisa
mente todos los lunes en- la casa de Il
municipalidad, para resolver las alzada
contra los fallos que Ell Tribunal de Po
licfa dicte durante la semana anterior
debiendo dicho recurso constar dnica
mente del parte de policfa, del auto de
Tribunal y del escrito de defensa de
/ Idenunciado.9
| Conformes con dicho acuerdo, l.
Iaplaudimos haciendolo nuestro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26
LAS FRANQUICIAS
El C0mite enmienda
la resolution
Sc DUDA QUE Ell SENADO 10 APRUEBE

Nuestro colega The San Juan Neaos
publics los siguientes datos recibidos
por cable, respecto al tan debatido
asunto de las franquicias:
eel Comit9 encargsdo por la CANA
ra de tratar los asuntos insulares, CO.
munic6 d ests su resolucion sobre ell
proyecto de Foraker.
Dicho scuerdo fue devuelto informs-
do favorablemente, con una enmienda
que le sgrego ell Comite. Por esta en-
mienda Sc dispone que toda clase de
franquicias, sean de ferrocarriles, tel6.
grafos, telefonos, bien sean para usos
pGblicos, cuasi-pd3licos 8 particulsres
habrAn de ser sometidos Ia decision
del Presidente antes de que tengan va
lor legal. Con esta resolucion quedan
todas las franquiciss voluntsd del
Presidente.
La enmienda que introdujo ell Comi-
t6 va traer diferencias, teniendose
por seguro que ell Senado no Ia apro-
bara.
No obstants Sc cree que probable
mente dicho acuerdo sea acogido ia
vorablemente por la Camars de Repre-.
sentantes.
La medida de que Sc viene tratando,
en- Rads afecta al Bill los efectos de
que este sea ley ell dia 10 de Mayo.
Concede poder los o6cisles militares
cue en- La actnalidsd desempefian car
gos en- Pueuto Rico, para que continnen
en- ellos hasta ell dia 10 de Agosto, con
caracter temporal, hasts que nombra-
dos los que han de sustituirles, pue-
dan tomar possession de los destinos.
De todas maneras la parte del Bill que
Sc refere al canje J la tarifa, empe-
zara regir ell dia que Sc dispuso en-
un prinoipio.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26
Los TribunaIOs de PoIicfa
Un acuerdo

En- el Ayuntamlento de San Juau fue
presentada una moci6u por ell conceial
de la minorfs federal amigo nuestro
don Jose g. del Vale.
La referida mocion fue aceptada en-
todas sus parties por Ell Ayuntsmiento
acordandose elevarla al jefe del Depar
tamento para 81 aprobacion.
En- ella sc propone de IN modo abso
luto la reforms de los Tribunales de
PoliGis, actualmente en- ejercicio.
Grato nos ca registrar la nota simp3.
tics dada por la Corporaci6E municipal
de La capital, aceptando la reforms pro
puesta por ell sefior del Vale.
Un principle de justicia pide desde
hsce tempo la modification que sc So
licita. Los Tribunales de Policis Sc
han puesto en- muchos pueblos al servi-
clio de pssiones polfticas, y la inmuni-
dad que los envuelve, ha motivsdo mas
de una protesta justa.
A nosotros en- particular nos satisfa-
ce cumplidsmente. LA DEMoCRACIA
levant6 oampafla contra ell mencionado
tribunal desde los primeros instantes de
su creacion. Por defender al pueblo
contra muchas resoluciones del dicho
tribunal, con razon llamado del Sd'atC
0ficio, tenemos tres processes crimlnaleE
encima, en- uno de los cuales sc nos hs
condenado ya cuatro meses de carcel,
de cuys sentencia hemos apelado. Ins
pirandonos en- principles de moral y de
justicia, hemos pedido cese esa irrespon-
sabilidad en- que se coloca a IN alcalde
y a un secretsrio para juzgar desapa
sionadamente los juicios de falta que
diario sc suscitan, sin tener en- cuenta
las infiuencias con que puede contar
slguns de las parties denuncisntes, Ell
sociedades como la nuestra, donde e
compadrazgo y la amistad, son los que
imperan.
Aplaudimos feryientemente Ell acuer
de tornado por Ell Ayuntamiento de la
capital, tanto mss cuanto que siendo 81
mayorfa republican, ha podido derrotal
la mooion del conceisl del Vale.
Esto tambi6n nos da derecho supo
ner que en- nuestra campafla de oposi-
Oion, no solo hemos interpretado ell cri
terio federal, sino ell de una parte d'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26

Con asistencia de numeroso pdblico
han continuado las sesiones del juicio
Pif5d3e -A@cdrretG.
Cuatro sesiones sc invierten en- OR
los testigos que desfilan por Ia sala,
cuyas declaraciones acusan notable va
guedad.
En- mi sentir, una sola verdad puede
inferirse de las respuestas de los testl-
gos: la vesaaio del doctor Pinan. La
conducta observada con su prlmera es-
posa, que no ha sido muy esclareclda;
su historic prlvada, J los actos que han
dado origen al juicio presente, no deJan
lugar a duda acerca de la idiosincracla
del procesado.
Es un e1aternao, como Sc dies ahora.
Mayor interes ofrecen las sesiones
invertidas en- DIR al dictamen de los
peritos m6dicos.
Los doctores Pla, Ponce de Leon, Ca
suso, Rayneri, Hernandez, Siragoa,
Gonzalez de la Maza, Coronado, y Pc
rera, informan la Sala con notabllfsl-
mos diotamenes, que logran atraer jus
tamente la atencion del pdblico.
Merece especial mencion ell del afa
mado doctor Agustfn de Varona, quier
con OCCASION de su dictamen, pronuncit
una verdadera oraci6n m6dico- cientft
ca.
El dictamen pericial sc divide en- do
opiniones. La mayorfa, con ell docto
Pld, opina que Ia digitalina J ell arseni
co pudieron ocasionar Ia muerte de rs
peranzs. La minorfa con ell docto
Varona, disiente de Ia anterior opinion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26
Abril "a de 1900.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA,

Muy senior mfo: FL Reverendfsimo
Obispo Diocesano, mi senior, me ordena
manifestar & usted que ha lefdo con
gusto ell suelto que, bajo ell rubro Hu6s
pedes honor0bEes ha publicado su Illus
trado diario, en- su nnmero 2.496, Co
rrespondiente al 23 del mes en- curse; y
que, en- su nombre, tribute usted, como
10 hago, afectuosas y eordiales gracias
por las frases encomiasticas que al Jefe
de la Iglesia catolica de Pto. Rico, tri
buta su mencionado y popular diario;
encomio que 20, como sacerdote, y como
puertorriquefio, agradezco con toda mi
alma, porque veo en- nuestro Prelado,
no solo al representante de Cristo en-
esta Di6cesis, sino tambien al desinte-
resado amigo de los hijos de Borinquen.
Y Por 10 que al que suscribe respecta,
acepte usted, senior Director, ell testi.
monio de mi profundo reconocimiento
por Ell carifloso, 81 bien inmerecido elo-
gio que consagra usted a su atento s. 8.
= capellan q. b. S. m.
Pedro Ma Berrtos, Presbftero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26

En- la madrugada del II al II de Di.
ciembre del af1o pasado 1899, presenta-
ronse varios hombres tiznados en- la ca
ga de Mr.. Jacinto Sansot, intimidan-
dole para que les diera dinero, al negar
Sc este lie amarraron y sacandole de Ia
casa lie lleVaron un pesebre cercano
donde lie dieron muerte.
Despu6s sc apoderaron de algdn cafe
que habfa en- la casa y otros objetos.
Dicha causa empezo diIigenoiarse
por los tribunales del pals conclude
Ell sumario la reclam6 la Corte Provi-
sionai.
Aver empez6se verse en- juicio oral,
de cuya primera session damos a CONT.
nuacion Ell siguieEte relate tornado por
nuestro Director:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26
C0RTESIA DE UN PRELADO
Una carta del Padre Berries

Publicamos, continuation la earts
que, on nombre del senior Obispo Dio.
cesano, nos dirige ell popular y virtuoso
p. Berries.
Aunque do carAter privado esa misivs,
Ia traamos d estas columnas por sus
pensamientos hermosos por su forms
exquisite y porque nos da mArgen q
reiterar al Reverendfsimo p. Blenk y
al amado p. Berries Ell testimonio de
nuestra consideration , simpatfas.
He aquf IL carta;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-26
LA CORTE PROVISIONAL
Un CabIegrama
ACtitud inCO mprens ibIe
(Del Diar50 de Puerto Rico

(UeI DlurIO Oe FleTt0- -ICtCOB
Sc asegura que dos tres abogados
i1lco7adici0n0kes, entire ellos ell senor De
getau, telegrafaron hace dos dfas al
Presidente Mac Kinley, pidi6ndole que
sostenga en- Gus puestos los Ejueces de
la Corte Provisional americana.
Sc anade que realizan ell acto COMO
ABoGADos PUERToRRIQoENos y con la
representation que les da ese oaracter
Nosotros creemos que la mayorfa de
nuestros jurisconsultos no estan confor-
mes con ese cablegrama, que es de 10
mas donoso que puede verse en- la isla
del borrego. ;. y de otros borregos.