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Evening star., 1900-07-24
CLUBBED TO DEATH.


special Dispatch TO The Evening star
FREDERICK. Md. July 24.-Warren
OHare. an empIoye at the navy yard at
Washington, was murdered at Waterford.
Va, last night by Ernest Mullen, a resi-
dent of Waterford. Mullen was arrested
late last night and was sent to the Lees
burg Jail this morning. O'Hare was spend
ing his vacation at Waterford and was
very attentive to young lady of that
place. Mullen was heard to make very
Ugly and indecent remark about the young
lady. and O'Hare was told what Mullen had
said
Last night O'Hare met Mullen and some
dispute took place. but it was soon appar-
emily settled in a friendly way. Mullen was
heard to say, That's all right. and l am
Gone with t now About ten minutes
OF the livery stable talking to Mr.. Victor
Schooley. Mullen came up from behind and
struck him with heavy club. Before the
spectators knew what was going on Mullen
had struck O'Hare three times over the
head. After OHare had fallen to the
ground Mullen jumped on him. kicking him
with brutal ferocity. O'Hare died about
thirty minutes later without knowing what
had struck him. Mullen took to his heels
and made for the open country, when he
was captured. O'Hare was a volunteer dur
ing the Spanish-American war and saw
active service in Cuba Mullen Is twenty
two years of age.
The Murderer Arrested.
The local police were advised Of the kill
Ing about II o'clock last night in a message
received from Mayor Schooley of Water
ford The message was follows:
Look out for and arrest man about six
feet tall. smooth face, black hair. blue eyes,
stoop-shouldered. When last seen he was
wearing duck trousers, blue coat, low shoes
and light slouch hat; about twerIxy-one or
twenty-five years cid; name Ernest Mullins:
wanted for murder. Fifty dollars reward.
GEORGE w. SCHOOLEY, Mayor"
Sergt. Carter notified the several precincts
soon after he received the telegram. and
policemen were sent to watch the two
bridges that span the river Early this
morning the police learned that man had
CT ossed the Long bridge from Virginia. and
that he answered the description given of
Mullins. This man was found at the ma
r;ne barracks later in the day enlisting for
service in China. When convinced that he
was not the man wanted in Virginia. the
officer left the barracks without arrestiny
him Later in the day the police were ad-
Vised that Mullins had been arrested.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
A.Restraininr Order Asked.

William Arch Hudson today filed a bill
in equity against Lorenzo D. Lorentz and
the Pneumatic Tobacco Stemmer Company
praying that Lorentz be compelled to de-
liver to him per cent Of the capital stock
of the defendant company, or that con-
tract between the complainant and Lorentz
be rescinded by the court. He also asks
that the company be restrained from trans
ferrfng any of Its stock in the name of
Lorentz. and that he shall have from the
therein.
The complainant. who Is represented by
Attorney ]. Edgar Smith. claims to be the
nventor Of a certain means for stemming
tobacco, and that Lorentz has failed to
keep a contract alleged to have been en-
tered into between them for forming said
company for promoting said invention
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Unlawful Occupancy.

''At the opening Of the fiscal year there
were at least eight parties occupying por-
t"Hs OF Potomac Park without authority of
law or permit. The decision in the Poto-
mac flats case rendered during the pre-
ceding fiscal year. virtually sustained th.
contentious Of the United States as to title.
and II became possible for the government
10 proceed against unauth horized occupants
OF parts Of the park.
The names Of persons who were rnau-
thorizedly occupying portions of Potomac
Park were. by direction. furnished the
nited States attorney early in January,
1900. and result all have moved of ex-
cepttng one or two. and II is expected that
they will soon vacate.''
The total amount expended during the
past fiscal year on the Potomac river i'm
provements was s22.3s5. leaving an unex-
pended balance July I last of $129. SIS
against which there are outsta ndng LA
bilittes of S22l- Col. Allen estimates that
SJ.a.1aD are required to complete the exist
ing project. and says that <ss,.u0 can be
piofitably expended in the fiscal year end
ing June 3D. 1872. in addition to the balance
now on hand
Evening star., 1900-07-24
THE NASHVILLE At NAGAsAkL
After Being Cleaned I'm Dry Dock VIII
Return to Chinese Waters.

The Nashville. in command of Capt.
Rodgers, which conveyed the battle ship
Oregon to the dock at Kure. Japan. has ar
rived at Nagasaki. The Oregon reached
Kure about week ago but nothing has
been heard from Capt. Wilde. her COM
E,ander. since he was authorized to patch
up the great battle ship with temporary re-
pairs. in order that he might take her back
to the Chinese coast. The Nashville will go
into dry dock at Nagasaki. After she has
been cleaned she will return to Chinese wa
ters. either to Chefoo or Shanghai. She is
of the type of the Helena, of very light
draught and especially adapted to the nav
igation of the shallow rivers of China
Evening star., 1900-07-24

Elizabeth Maria Lee, Estelle Lee Lewis
and Everett Lee today filed bill in equity
against John Lee to set aside a certain
deed, for specific performance, and for
an accounting in the matter of the estate
of the late Henrietta Lee. Attorney Tracy
L. Jeffords represents the complainants
Evening star., 1900-07-24
A NEW COMET FOUND.
1t Is the Twenty-SecOnd discovered
by DIR. Brooks.

GENEVA, N. Y. July 24.-Dr. VIM. r.
Brooks director of Smith observatory. dis
covered new comet this morning
In the eastern heavens. Its po-
sition at discovery. July .. thir-
teen hours. was right ascension two hours
forty-two minutes. forty seconds; declina-
ton north Il degrees 80 minutes. with
northerls motion. The comet is in the con-
stellation of Aries. has a bright stellar
nucleus and broad tail This is the twen-
ty-second comet discovered by DR.. Brooks.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
SIX YEARS OF SILENCE.
Her Speech Restored, but Within m
Week She Dies

LANCASTER. Pa. July 24.-Miss Susan
H Lands Of Ephrata. who recovered her
speech week ago after a silence of nearly
six years. is dead.
Miss Lands case was one of the most
remarkable in medical annals. About eight
years ago she was taken sick with an affec-
tion of the spine. In January, 1894. she lost
her power of speech and the efforts of
physicians failed to restore it. She startled
her family about ten days ago by calIing
for her sister. the first words she had ut.
tered in six years.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
For Divorce.

Daisy E. Wolfe, Who was married to
Henry E. Wolfe at Baltimore, Md. July 10,
1899. today applied for divorce from him
and for permission to resume her maiden
name of Alexander. Mrs. Wolfe, who is
represented by Attorney Edmund French,
charges her husband with non-support
cruelty and infidelty. She says he is now
serving a term in jail for assaulting her,
and prays that upon his release he be re-
strained from in any way interfering with
har
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Acting ax Secretary.

DR.. Hill, the first assistant secretary of
statee, is acting secretary in the absence
OF Mr.. Hay. and he said there were no
fresh developments in the situation nor had
any additional information other than that
made public today been received here. He
expressed his satisfaction over the reiterat-
ed statements coming from abroad that the
legationers in Pekin were still alive.
Evening star., 1900-07-24

Judge J.W. Hughes of San Diego. Cal,
is critically i'll at the Garfield Hospital in
this city. While visiting at his old home In
Leesburg. Va, earlier in the month he was
taken sick. and on the advice of the attend
ing physician was brought here for treat
ment. Since his admission to the hospital
on the Doth instant the judge has been un-
conscious much of the time. A fifteen-year-
old son Is with him.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
THE GRANT NEAR PORT.
Gen. Chafee and ReinfOrcemeRts f
pected at NaSasaki Tonight

Quartermaster General Ludington re-
ceived cabegram this afternoon from
Quartermaster Hyde. at Nagasaki. saying
that the transport Grant has been sighted
In the Inland sea, and is expected to reach
that port tonight The Grant carries Gen.
eral Chaffee, two squaurcns of the 9th
Cavalry and a battalion of marines. des-
tined for China. She left San Francisco on
the 1st instant and has made an excellent
trip across the Pacific. She will be de-
tained at Nagasak only long enough to en-
able her to proceed swiftly to Taku and
discharge her cargo.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
THE DEGENERATE son.
Sir Edwin ArnoId's Offspring Arrest
ed on New CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 24-Julian Bid
dulph Arnold. son OF Sir Edwin Arnold.
was before United States Commissioner Pea
cock recently on a new charge. The COM
piaint, sworn to by British Vice Consul
Moore, charges him with embezzling a sum
equivalent to S4.775 in gold from VIM. q
swain and Edgar Swain administrators
or an English estate. Arnold's attorney
asked Tor and secured continuance for
two weeks, in order that he might ,ras.r,
dispositions and other papers now on their
way from England
Evening star., 1900-07-24
AN UNNATURAL FATHER,
He COnnives at the Death of His
Three Children.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July PA story Of
horrible atrocty comes from Buncombe
county. N. c.. where George Griffin and his
second wife are under arrest for causing
the death of three Of Griffin's children by
his first wife. The little ones sickened and
instead Of being cared for. they were
placed in an Clubhouse, 1t is charged. and
allowed to die without attention. There is
tremendous indignation. Threats Of lynch
ing have been made.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
To Show Cause.

Richard B. Clayton. who is suing Mary
f. Clayton for divorce, was today ordered
by Justice Hagner to show cause, the 2Tth
instant, why he shall not be adjudged in
contempt Of court for failure to pay the
sum of $35 alimony in arrears the 10th in
stant. The complainant was also required
to show cause, the 9th instant, why he
shall not pay an additional counsel fee to
defendants solicitor.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Objections to n Will.

Lizzie Manogue. replying to a rule of the
court, states that she objects to the pur-
ported will of the late Hugh McCaffrey,
dated April 80. 1895. because. she charges,
1t was never made according to law. and
that IL made 1t was the result of undue in
fuence exerted upon the testator by Mary
A. Quigley, or some other person or per-
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Damage Suit for Injuries.

Richard H. Gleaves, through Attorneys
James L. Pugh and E. NJ Hewlett. today
filed suit against the Anacostia and Po-
tomac River Railroad Company. claiming
81 900 damages because of injuries alleged
to have been sustained by him June 4, 1890.
by being thrown from one of the company's
cars on G street near 4th.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
NORTH OF CAPE TOWN.

The Railroad is Reported to Be Clear
of Beers.
LONDON. July 24.-An official dispatch
received here from Cape Town today and
dated Monday. July o. says:
The railway northward is now clear of
Beers. The line is slightly damaged. but
viii soon be clear. Capt. Fowler proceeds
tomorrow to repair the telegraph"
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Two Murdered Men Identiaed.

ST. JOSEPH Mo-, July 24.-The two
young men found murdered on the Maple
Leaf tracks have been Identified as H.
Speth and Guy sp!elman. both of PIatts-
Vile, Wis. The, back of each mans head
was crushed in The supposed murderer
is another young man seen in their company
at Savannah Saturday. He has not been
found,
Evening star., 1900-07-24
THE DALE LAUNCHED.
Thousands of Spectators Look Upon
New Torpedo Boat Destroyer.

New Torpedo Boat DESTROYER,
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND, Va, July 24-Five thousand
people w4pessed the launching of the
United States torpedo boat destroyer Dale
at the W. r. yTrigg shipyards today at
1:20 O'clock Among the prominent people
present were Mayor Taylor and Gov
Tyler and Naval Constructor Grosbeck of
Washington There was some little diff
Guilty in knocking the props, and launching
was delayed near.y half an hour The
boat took the water smoothly amid great
cheering. Miss Mary Hasell Wilson of
Philadelphia, a direct descendant of Ad-
miral Dale. for whom the boat is named,
acted as sponsor.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
MIR. HAY IN CLEVELAND.
After His Wife's Mothers Funeral He
VIII Go to Canton.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 24.-Secretary
OF State John Hay arrived here at 1,
o'clock today from Washington to attend
the funeral of his wife's mother. Mrs.
Amasa Stone. Secretary Hay was unat-
tended on his trip. He was met at the de-
pot and driven direct to the Hay home
stead on Euclid avenue.
After The funeral services. Mr.. Hay will
leave for Canton for a conference with
President Mckinley. The Secretary ex-
poets to leave Canton tonight on the return
trip to the capital.
Evening star., 1900-07-24

Christopher Ford was this afternoon con-
victed by a Jury in the Police Court of as
saulting his brother. Charles Ford. with
brick He was fined $40. with the alterna-
tive of sixty days in Jail. by Judge Taylor.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
To Enforce Judgment.

Len L. Mayer today filed bill in equity
against Henry Lansburgh and others to
enforce a judgment of $500. claimed to
have been secured by him against said
Lansburgh. Attorney James s. Edwards
represents Mr.. Mayer.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Capt. johnson Resigns.

Capt. Benjamin Johnson, assistant quar-
termaster, U. S. ", having rendered his
resignation, has been hvnorauly u4s,llaf 60.
the service of the United States.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Not Allowed i'm Cuba,

JINGSTON. Jamaica, July A.-The
schooner Golden Rule arrived yes
terday from Santiago de Cuba, bringing
back a large number of Jamaicans, who
had been refused permission to land in
Cuba, notice having been given at San
tiago that Jamaican laborers would not be
employed in future. The conduct of ia
bad.
Evening star., 1900-07-24
COST OF SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
Over S172,OOO,OOO Has Been Already
Needed for IT.

LONDON. July 4.-The supplementary
estimates necessitated by the prolongation
Of the war in South Africa amount to FL.
100000. making a total of f34 100000 voted
for this purpose. and bringing the total
army estimates up to FIG. .3O9 I53
Evening star., 1900-07-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York stock M.,k.,

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co, banker.
and brokers. 1i19 F St. members New York
STOCK exchange correspondents Messrs La
denburg. Thelmann & Co, New York
Evening star., 1900-07-24
Commander AcLley Ordered Home.

Commander s. NJ. Ackley. lately attached
to The Asiatic squadron. has been ordered
to proceed home and report his address.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11

ciero que ell que preside. Vemos que
continaa Ell seflor GazmAn atacado de Ia
chifI1dtara de creerse un dictador. Z
debe el seflor Gnzman proourar caraTse
lie esa enfermedad, pues podrfa dar con
sus huesos en IN manieomio.
En- ouanto & las alusiones que dIfije
5 personas de nuestra i1atinaidGd, sea
mas explfcito ell senior Guzman porque
las personas he nuestra iatinsidad son
muchas. to ias eensuran su falta de
respeto = consideration & los tribunaies
del pafs, en- los que ha hecho 81 carre
ra como abogado, J los que induda-
-b,emente ell sefior Guzman debera algu
nos benefcios.
z para termiuar, diremos al H3nora
Bile Proeurador General, que "a no so
mos nosotros, sino ell mismo sefor
Guznan quien espera disponga ell escla
recimiento de esas frsses.
Quisieramos yer como las esclareoe J
las ratifioa al mismo tempo ell Alcalde
de Ponce.
Por mas que "a solo lie falta hacel
Eequilibrios en- Ia cuerda foja.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11
En- pIeno componte
oAfI'OpeIIOs q Uej0ciOnes

asf de 10 que hay de mas augusto
v respectable en- la sociedades mo-
dernas: la justieia.
FL case de Jose Crocas, como el
de Norberto Quiles, como Ell de tan
tos otros que a diario Sc suceden
y que va nos da verguenza rela-
tarIos, acusan una perturbation mo-
raj tan grande y una Lurla tan SAN
grienta de la ley, que jamas Sc ha-
bia presenciado en- esta ciudad.
Crocas Sc hallaba en- la playa
presenciando un bale desde la Gale:
Sc lie acercan dos guardias, lie con-
minan a que los siga, le conducen al
cuartelillo, enci6rranse con 6l en- una
habitacion, y ALI lie caen d golpes
sin compassion alguna Crocas lie
Yaba una estrella federal en- ell Pc
cho, Sc la arrancan bFuscamente
y la pisotean aquellos polIzontes.
Todo este nos 10 manifesto Ell, y
todo este 10 testifcan Feliper Oliver,
Jose Casals y Juan Soto.
Despu6s es conducido Crocas a la
carcel de esta ciudad; Sc lie lleva al
Tribunal de Policia, y el senor
Guzman Benitez FALLA impo1i6n-
dole cinco dollars de multa y dos
de costas, que va a pagar en- la
carcel por carecer de dinero. Claro
esta; en- dicho Tribunal Sc habra
demost,'ado que Crocas no fu6 ell
agredido sino ell agresor, como Sc
deanostr'd que el periodista Pericas
no fue agredido por el segundo
Conserje del Ayuntamiento, sino
este la Uict5D3a anOce11te de aquel.
Nosotros volvemos a repetirlo !:
nos da verguenza ocuparnos de es-
tos hechos quisieramos yer a nues-
tro pueblo mas energico y mas
digno, recbazando ell ultraje con Ell
ultraje y la aggression con la agre-
sion.
Mientras los federaies no Sc CO.
loquen en- actitud defensiva, los
atropellos y los vejamenes CONT
nuaran, pues este paso, va 10
hemos dicho, aquf no va quedar
mas justicia que Ia justicia cata-
lana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11

- coDtlnua sabsistiendo la profuRda
diferencia = ell abismo iusondabIe, ante
la ley sc ha establecido la aeci6n iguali
taria. Todo ESQ 10 sabfamos. compren
diendo por que Sc odian taato en- Ios
Estados Unidos ell negro ell bIanco,
pero nnnca pudimos imsginarnos gu
llegara Ia VOC de un predicador religio
so, paiir de un modo concrete cate
g6rico. en- pleno albor del siglo Xxx.
que los negros deben voiver 4 r mann
mitidos Por que como ciudadanps son
mas peligFosos que coao esclavos.
Como hombTes, como dem6cratas,
como cristianos y como pesiodistss de
una region donde ondea la bandera
americana, hasta la Quail llega como
bomba de faego la gran blaefemia Ian
zada la faz de la civilizaci6n; en nom
bre de la raza de color puertorriquena
hasta la que aleanza por su condicion
de americana. la predicsoi6n del Reve
rendo Henry, protestsmos de las frases
diehss que smeritan Gaa retrogaiaeiou
de los principles ibertadores, que in
forEnsn hoy la vida del sentimientc
universal de todos los pue bios del nun
do.
Mr.. Teller injuriando q los puerto
rriquenos por robardes, ell sacerdote
Henry pidiendo para los negros nueva-
mente la eselayltud, cierras una pagins
de oprobio y de tiranfa indigns de ss
te siglo J del gran pueblo en- cuyo re
cinto Sc han vertido esas fraees.
Para ell uno = ell otro nuestra pretes-
ia nuestro desprecio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11
DESBANDADA REPUBLICAN,
Efectos de causas naturales
Lo esperab bamOs

Refriendose nuestro coEega In Bru
ia de MayagUaz, los suoesos que vie
nen ocurriendo en- aquella ciudad en- ell
campo republicano, Sc expresa del 81
gniente modo
<EI primero que comprendi6 que su
puesto no era Ell que tenfa fu6 don Adol-
70 Medina. Director de nuestro vecino
colega E1 7rabojo.
Despu6s ell sehor Basora Sc retrajo
de "a lucha polItica.
Luego ell doctor don Joaquin Martf-
neg Guasp one renuncio la Presidencia
de Ia Junta de Instruction fundandose
en- que Sc retiraba del Partido Repu
6licdn0 nadydg1ezan0.
z por Il timo Magin Raldlris, Direc
tor propietario de FL Republican,, que
no solo sc va al hogar caasestzo de Ia tu
cha sino que doclara independents su
peri6dico para ocnparse solamente de
la administration
Como Sc We estau palpandose en- Ma
yagiiez los resultados de aquella luchs
electoral tan menlida, donde Sc ofrecid
todo, y donde no Sc eumpli6 NADIA.
Nosotros nos explicamos 10 que sucede.
No Rcs sorprende, como no habfau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11

Aver diInos cuenta del atropello
realizado por la policia de la Playa
en- la persona del honrado obrero
don Jose Crocas, perteneciente al
gremio de marinos y al cuerpO de
bomberos. La certi6caci6n m6dica
que publicamos del doctor Ferran
corrobora que los golpes recibldos
por Crocas no son l1entIra, a no
ser que ell Presidente del Tribunal
de PoIicfa pretenda que esos gol-
pes Sc los CAUSE el mismo Crocas
para darse despu6s el gustazo de
denunciar y Ia policia>,
Estamos asistiendo, Ell esta 6po-
ca de sepubticanisnaO, a la degra-
daci6n mas vergonzosa del pals.
Sc apalean d hombres indefensos,
como 81 fuesen bestias, siendo los
apaleadores agentes de la auto
ridad. Y 10 mas triste es, que
los apaleados no contestan a la
aggression con la aggression, d la ma
cana con la macana, al revolver
con ell revolver, sino que Sc con-
forman con venir las redaccio-
nss dc los periodicos a exhibir sus
cardenales y cicatrices creyendo,
lpobres gentesl que en- ell Juzgado
8 en- ell Tribunal de Policia, Sc les
hara justicia castigando los que
de modo tan salvaje atropellan Ia
dignidad del indivlduo.
En- Puerto-Rico por 10 visto, va
no va d quedar mas justicia que
la justicia catalina. En- los Esta-
dos Unidos, en- Espa1a, en- Cuba,
CD las repdblicas sur-americanas,
en- todos los paises del mundo,
donde las autoridades muestranse
impotentes para corregir tantos des-
names, los ciudadanos confian sus
propias fueFzas la defensa de sus
intereses Y de sus yidas. TEN
dremos cue Ilegar en- Ponce ese
estado de desegganizaci6n social tan
lamentable?
ST este sucediese, caiga toda la
PesponsabiIidad sobre esas autori-
dades impasibles, que en- vez de
amparar al atropellado Sc colocan
del lado de sus esbirros, mofandose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11
NOTICIA IMPORT

Desde hoy esta a la venta Ell solici
tado Repert0rlO AEfabektc0 de Ia Ia
rita Dangtey en- Espanoi, de incalcu-
liable utilidad para ell conaercio al pre-
clio de IN peso moneda provincial
teI elem Idar. Las personals que 10 soli
citen pneden dirigirse al estableci
Inient0 de los senores Vidal CO. IN
Dpenta Y Ibreria de don Manuel L6
ISez, 9 en- "a aduana a los senores
Ssalazar y Torres
Los pedidos que Sc hagan fuera de
localidad deben venir p0r cOnducto
de casas aqui entablecidas 8 ID
Ponce, Juni0 10 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11
LAS MlRAVILLAS De LA EXPOSITION
EI GIobO CineOrama

He aquf una iiea encantadora de
todas las <atraccioness que la Exposi-
clon de Paris ofrece, una la eual scu-
dIra con mayor prisa y con mayor justi
cia ei nn ,leo de la multitud, porque es
impossible inVentar IN espectaeulo mas
proPlo para sorprender J la vez para
diVertir Ioeamente su curiosidad.
En- efeoto, es la primera OCCASION que
este espectaculo le sera ofreeido. E ci-
nemat6grs 70, ~el bi6grafos, no son "a
familiares; pero no conocemos ell Cineo-
rama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-11

Copiamos del rtferido discurso ell al
guieute parrafo. que coustitUye la m1s
grave ofenss que pueda hacerse 4 Ia
raEa negra, en- cuyas 6lss sc destaea en-
tire himnos de immortal epopeya, la i'm
perecedera 6gurs del gran Toussaint
ertre los libertsdores humsnos, Y la del
patriarea Douglas entire los gr4ndes ia
lentos que han producido los Estados
Unidos de America.
Pero veamos Ell pArrafo citado:
-sCreo dijo ell orador que ell ne
gro experimental aGn la necesida1, tan
to en- inter6s suyo como en- ell de la so-
ciedad, de sufrir IN yugo moral y le
gal. FL negro es menos peligroso CO.
mo esclayo que como eiudadano. Para
protegerle en- bien de Ia seguridad de
la naeion, deberfq instituirse un nueyo
sistema de~seryidumbre psaal y volun
taria4
Parece mentirs que en- ell seno de la
democrscia americana, sc hayan podido
de cir esas frases; nos consta, por que lo
presencismos en- ell tempo que hemoe
residido en- aquella terra, que ell Negro
no es bien mirado sllf; es mas, hasta
hace POGO existfs una complete division
de todo inter9s entire los blancos los
negros. Carros de trauvfss, hoteles, bar
berfas, restauranes, todo estaba separa
do para los negFos, J aunque moralmen