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OVER EIGHT MILLION COINED.
The United States Mints Report for
the Month of September.

The coinage executed at the mints OF
the United States during the month of
September, according to the sta atement of
the Director of the United States Mint,
consisted of four double eagles, $50; 24i.0 .003
eagles, 81 4iO $50; S32 O05 half eagles, 81. .G6O.
OPS; II quarter eagles. $3.50 Total gold
coinage, 576,O29 pieces, valued at $1,100,-
1880.
The silver coinage consisted of 3.59S, ,0S5
standard dollars, 212 ,0S5 half dollars, 3l2,-
CS5 quarter dollars, 2.073, 757 dimes. Total
value Of silver coinage. $3.50, ,524.45; total
minor coinage. including five-cent and
one-cent pieces. slG17O0. Grand total
coinage for September, 13.547,2H pieces,
valued at IS S1GO. .f01g g5.
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woMEN's FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Annual Meeting of the District As-
socintion Held Today.

The annual meeting of the Washington
District Association of the Women's For
eign Missionary Society will begin this
morning at 1888 o'clock in the Metropoii-
tan Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs
Frank NJ. Bristol will preside. At the
morning sessions the annual reports of
the officers of the society will be sub
mitted. DR.. Mary c. Cutler, missionary
who has been working in the Korean field,
will deliver a brief address.
In the afternoon the report OF the noml-
mating committee viii be followed by the
election of officers. The supcrintcndents
in charge of the various branches of the
work carried on by the society viii sub
NIT their report, which will be discussed
at length.
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and meats is undoubtedly the pest in
spite OF the claims made by Yegetarlans
and food cranks generally.
As compared with grains and Vegeta-
bles, meat furnishes the most nutriment
in highly concentrated form and is di-
gested and assimilated more quickly than
vegetables or grains.
Dr. Julius Remusson on this subject
says: Nervous persons. people run down
in health and of low vitality. should eat
plenty Of meat. If the digestion is too
feeble at hrst 1t may be easily strength
ened by the regular use of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets after each meal Two of
these excellent tablets taken after dinner
VIII digest several thousand grains of
meat, eggs. or other animal food in three
or four hours. while the malt diaStaSe
also contained in Stuart's Tablets cause
the perfect digestion of starChy foods.
like potatoes. bread, etc. and no matter
how weak the stomach may be, no trouble
will be experienced If regular practice is
made of using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
because they supply the pepsin and dias-
tase so necessary to perfect digestion, and
any form of indigestion and stomach trou-
Bile except cancer of the stomach will be
overcome by their daily use.
That large class of people who come un-
der the head of nervous dySpeptics should
eat plenty of meat and ensure its com
plete digestion by the systematic use of
a safe. harmless digestive medicine like
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, composed Of
the natural digestive principles. peptones,
work OF digestion and give the abused
stomach chance to rest and to furnish
the body and brain with the necessary
nutriment. Cheap cathartic medicines
masquerading under the name of dyspep-
sia cures are useless for relief or cure Of
indigestion, because they have absolutely
no effect upon the actual digestion of
food
Dyspepsia in all its forms IS simply a
failure of the stomach to digest food, and
the sensible way to solve the riddle and
cure the indigestion is to make daily use
at meal time OF a safe preparation which
known TO contain active digestive, princi-
pies and all this car truly be said or
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
All druggists throughout the llnited
States. Canada and Great Britain sell
them at the uniform price of 50 cents for
full Treatment. Z. Y v
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A RECEPTION FOR DELEGATES.
Sons of st. George Entertain Menu
hers Going TO n Convention.

bers Going TO n Convention.
The lodges of the order Sons Of st.
George united in giving a reception last
Sunday evening to the supreme delegates
on their way to the supreme session be
ing held in Philadelphia this week. The
reception was given in their lodge room,
so Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. At
the opering ceremonies the respective
chairs were filled by past presidents Of
the joint lodges, as follows: John II.
Foster. Worthy President: J. T. Hunt.
Vice President; Brothers Vincent, +. =.
Chaplain; Gregory. 2. p. Chairman; Aid
rich and Hunt. First and Second Con-
ductors; Day and Wlkison. in and out
Sentinels: Brother Bonnet. Secretary.
Brothers Pratchst and Buckley then in
troduced the visitors-James r. Angler,
Supreme Secretary; j. Washer, Supreme
Chairman of Finance Committee; Fred
Skcel Supreme Representative of Ohio.
The lodge then closed and all present
adjourned to the banquet hail, where
Brother District Deputy John H. Foster
took charge. Remarks on the order and
its general welfare were made by the
delegates and members present. The sing
ing OF the closing ode ended the enter
tainment.
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Drowned on Maryland Point.

Phineas Florence was drowned of Maryland
Point about II O'Clock Monday morning. His
body has not yet been recovered. Word OF the
accident was brought up the river yesterday
morning by Capt. jack Taylor, of one of the
river steamers, whose knowledge of the affair
was rather meagre. According to the story which
he gave Harbounaster Sutton. Florence and two
other men were knocked overheard from the
drcdge Pugh, which they were at work. BY
the unexpected swing OF a boom. Two OF the
men were rescued but Florence sank and has
not been seen since. Work on the dredge boat
was suspended for three hours, the river was
dragged, but without result. 1t being beyond
the Jurisdiction OF the local authorities no action
will be taken by them.
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Fire Damage of 500.

Fire was discovered in the third floor back
room OF 2l6 Third Street northwest shortly be-
fore noon yesterday and alarm was sounded
from box l3 by Edward Dore. The fremcn eS-
tinguished the flames with johnson pump, but
not until the building and contents had been
damaged to the extent of So The building is
owned by NJ. J. Kane. G. e Bridahsm occupies
the room in which tl-sire started, it is believed
from an oyerhcated gas stove Mr.. Bridahan
keeps a grocery store on the first floor OF the
The Washington times., 1901-10-02
CHOLERA IN INDIA.

People everywhere are acquainted with the re-
narkable cures OF mildcr forms Of bowel COM
plants effected by the Of Chambcrlain's Collie
Cholera, and DiarThoea Remedy. II is not gener-
ally known, however, that this remedy has proved
very successful in the treatment Oi Asia;ic choi-
era and is now sold and used all over India
Airs Sd l. Hiscocks, writing from claer Road
Bycu.la India, says Il have used a good many
bottles Of Chamberlsin's Collie. Cholera aud Diar-
rhoea Remedy and have found il invaluable a
cure as we'll as preventive oi cholera So
far | have never known it 10 fail If given in the
early stages" For sale by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retail, and all druggists.
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LESTER RE1FF RULED OFF.
The English Jockey Club stewards
Withdraw His License.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The stewards Of the
Jockey Club, as the result of their in
vestigation into the riding of Lester
Eeiff. the American jockey. on William c.
Whitney's hcrse Delarey a. the Manches-
ter meeting, have withdrawn his license
and warned him off the turf at New
market
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Are YOl Playing The Races?

DON'T Gt.Fss AT THEM. THROW
AWAY YOUE DOPE BOOK AND CON
SUIT THE HANDICAPPED. luforma-
ton furnished on all the races East and
West. Sure winners handed out every
day My promised long shot yesterday
was His ROYAL FighDess. who finished
third at a long price With Cochran up,
have lost. Anathcr long shot today, and
my clients shouid not fail to get aboard.
Terms 81 per day, or % per week. Hours
day Room, 5, HANDiCAPPER. Law
renee Hotel.
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AN INTERESTING ADDRESS.
A Chinese Missionary VIII Lecture
on the Peking Siege.

The Rev. Courtenay II. Fem, for years
q missionary in China, will deliver an ad-
dress on the siege of Peking at the Cove
nant Presbyterian Church this evening at
p. IN. Mr.. Fem delivered this address
at the Cincinnati Christian Endcavor con-
yention, and il is said to be a most inter-
esting and thrilling missionary talk. lie re-
peats il in Washington for the benefit Of
The Christian EudeaVOr Societies of all de
nominations who could not attend the
Cincinnati convention.
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AN ALLEGED BANKRUPT.
Several Concerns Petition to Have
&. Y. HanseIi Declared Baukrupt.

The Herman. Mcinken & Back Com
pany, Of New York; Janeway Sc Co. OF
New Jersey, and Creswell & Washburn,
Of Philadelphia. Pa, yesterday filed pc
tition in the Supreme Court of the Dis
triet. asking that George Z. HanseH, Of
this city, be adJudged a bankrupt
The petitioners state that they are credi-
tors Of Hausell to the amount Of 81 ,699 so
They also state that he committed an act
Of bankruptcy on September &c. by admit
ting his inability to pay his debts.
Ralston & Siddons are named as coun-
sci for the petitioners.
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Allowed to Lcnye To,vn.

Samuel Curry charged in the Police Court
yesterday with vagrahcy. He was arrested on
Benning Road Monday night. CVrry is cripple
and walks with the aid of a cruteh. He sad n
came from Baltimore MoEday, where lie was
robbed Of 81 all the money he had. He wanted
to go to Richmond, and promised 70 leave town
at once If permitted Judge KiIl.all took his
personal bond.
The Washington times., 1901-10-02
Current Issue of Patents.

The issue OF patent rights for October l, 1901,
comprises 467 patents 80 designs, 30 trademarks
Il labels, and prints. making total of 56s
Patents were issued October l TO the following
residents OF the District: George L. Howard,
labelling meats; Edwin T. Overholt assignor to
Overhot Railway Signal Company Chicago, H.
safety device for display of train ord,. signals;
Albert S. Reayis, aSsignor 10 HeaviS Fire Roof
ing and Partition Company hrCproot partition.
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Death of Rev. DIR. Graves.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the Rev. DIR. John Allen Graves. of this
city. former rector Of the Church OF the
Incarnation, were held yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Pro-Cathedral,
Third and A Streets southeast. The
ritual was read by the Rev. DR. W. l.
Bevries The remains were inferred in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Two-base hits-O'Brien. Mcfarland,
Brown. COrcoran. Home runs-Thomas.
Cross. Stolen base-Cross. Sacrifice hits
Thomas. Brown. Flick Double play
Barry. Cross and Delehanty Struck out
by Swormstedt. 5; by Townsend, ).
Bases on Balls-Om Townsend. l. Hit by
pitcher-By Townsend, /: by Swormstedt.
/. Time of game / hour and 35 minutes.
UmpiIo and Nash. Attendance,
cnn
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TWO MORE FOR THE QUAKERs.
The Reds Come to Grief in IA Double
Header.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-The PhiIlies took
two more games from the locals today.
In the first inning Of the first game Slim
mels wildness lost the game, while the
ragged support given the youngster,
Swormstedt. in the second game. was
largely responsible for the loss of the
game TIE scores:
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Preliminary round-R. 3. Miner beat W
b. Wood. 6-1, 6-3.
First round-weston Fuller beat E. E.
Whiting. 6-3 20. Sc. w. B. Metcalf
Iingcr beat p II. s Cake, &c. 81. So.
l.. w. Glazebrook beat IL c. Sheridan,
- e. r. II. White beat C. +. Has
beat b. r. Johnson. G-1, 6-2 c. r. VIII
son beat r B. Miller. IS. 6-3. w. 3.
Metealf beat G. B. Mitchell, 60. Ga N
r Wilson beat c. Karr by default
Second round--W. P. Metcalf beat Wes-
ton Fuller. Sc, GO. ]. II. Bailinger beat
n. T. Wilson, 6-3, Ct. l.. W. Glaze
brook beat c. r. Wilson, e., i-6. 6-4-
Franklin Geohegan beat r. II. White,
6-3. 60.
Doubles. first rOund-Davidson and
GIazebrook beat GeOhegan and Deis, Cd,
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Ycsterdny,s Gnmes.
Today,s Gnmes.

Philadelphia. & Cincinnati. o.
Cincinnati..6; Philadelphia. 2
Pittsburg 3, Boston, o
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PITTSBURG.

Two-base hits-Ritchey, Lowe. Rickert.
ThEee-base hits-Dransfield, thinner. Sac
riiicc hits-Ritchey. Burke. Double plays
-Rigkert and Moran. Struck Out-I}y
Phiiippi, 3; by Dineen. ,. Bases on balls
on Dineen. .. Umpire-Emslie. Attend
dnce. l5OJ. Time OF game, / hour and 40
minutes.
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Grnyesend sciections.

Firs. race-AlcCormick entry, Kufa,
Second race-LaIy Sterling. schwalbe,
Cast Iron.
Third race-Decanter, kamara, BePe of
Troy.
Fourth race-whitney entry. The Mus
ketcer. Bedeck.
Fifth race-Rowen. Nitrate. Astor
Sixth race-Slipthrift, Cast Iron. Major
TtnuV.
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Fined so for yngrancy.

Delia Scott colored, was arrested Monday night
on Street northwest. and in the Police
Court Yesterday charged with being vagrant.
It was said tho drunk and that she
was generally disreputable person. Judge kim
ball fined hcr $40 and in default sent her TO the
workhOuse for four months.
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CINCINNATI.
....9 0 0 0 o o 0 IA
Cincinn iii ....... 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0

Three-Dase hit-Duggleby. Stolen bases
Barry. Double piay-Magoon and Beck
ley Struck out-By StimmeI. 3; by Dug
Gleby. T. Bases on balls-Off Stimmei, 4;
off Duggleby /. Wild pitch-Stimrnel.
Time of game. hour and 10 minutes. I'm
pireS-BrOwn and Nash.
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pbeumati.m Cured In q nav

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures in TO days. Its action upon the
system Is remarkable aud mysterious IL re-
moves at once the and the disease imrue-
diately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits
IS cents and 81. Sold by Stevens Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth Street
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PHILIPPI AT HIS BEST.
Beaneaters shut Out by the Pen
nnf -Tukers.

PITTSBURG. Oct 1-Phn!ppi was at
his best today and four scattered hits
was the extent of Bostons batting.
Dineen was easy at times, but was un,
lucky. Both teams Gelded well. Clark,
Wagner. Long. Tenney and RiclSert all
making star plays. The score:
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one-half furlongs.-Zifia. 1Oi; Queen W..
102: Kentucky Middle. Lawrence NJ, 100:
Aaron Pond, Smiths Reel Prince Webb.
Simon. Rosie R.. Lady Bird. IS; Major
Bird. sly Maid, Blue Ridge, 9S; Howendo-
bier. 95; LadyliSe. 90.
Second race-For three-year-olds ard
upward; selling; six furlongs.-Huzzah,
10; Stella Perkins, IO6; Amote, Throstle.
los; Preetorius. Mabel winn, 10i; Lingo,
102; Lysbeth leo; Hat Mitchell, 93
Third race-Steeplechase handicap; for
three-ysar-oids and upward; short course.
Walter Cieary. COley 40; Dick Furber.
f37; COrOnatGs 1856: Lord Chesterfield. 1872;
PATRON, 100; Capt. ConOver. 126; Little
John, PonchalOula 125.
Fourth Tace-For three-year- ami
upward; selling; six furlongs.-Goal Run
ner. 10; Toah, les; Sharp Bird, Tom Kings
ley. l0i; Master Mariner. 103: Likeness,
If You Dare. Harry Herendeen. Seguar-
area, 102; Allie H., School for Scandal,
Maggie Davis, Irish Jewel, 100; Synia, l0e;
Andes, 9S.
Fifth race-FOr two-year-olds; six and
one-half furlongs.-McChesney Aladdin.
lG5; Merriment. Ice; South Trimble, Stuart
Young. 100; Hoodwink. 81.
Sixth race-For three-year-oids and up
ward: selling; one and three-sixteenths
miles-Hermencia, 14; Chorus Boy. Ken
tucky Babe 103; Laureate. Ben Chance,
Admetus, 10l; Miss Liza, 81.
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IN THE FIsTIC WORLD.
A Proposed Match Between "kid"
Sullivan and ..BiiIic" Whistler.

The sports of the city are negotia-
ting with b. ]. Sullivan, of Baltimore,
manager of billie" Whistler, the crack
lightweight of the Monumental City, to
arrange a match between the latter and
Kid" Sullivan. the young local fighter
with championship aspirations. Sullivan,
of Baltimore, was in the city last night
and went to see Sam Solomon, the mana
ger of the Kid and had a long talk.
They discussed the possibility of the
match being clinched in a few days, as
quite a number of the ring followers of
the city are anxious TO see another match
between the boys On August / they
fought a fast and furious draw at the
Prospect Park Clubhouse In Baltimore.
The affair lasted for twenty rounds,
neither being able to land knockout as
they are so evenly matched and are very
cautious fighters.
Solomon said that he would let the Bal
timore lads manager hear from him in a
few days in regard to the match, as he
would have to see both lads and look
them over TO estimate their condition at
the present time. II the match can be
arranged it will be only a short time be-
fore the boys will meet in the ring, as
all the other arrangements have been
in about four or five weeks at the outside
and viii be held at the Germania Athletic
Club in Baltimore.
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Entries mt Harlem.

HARLEM, Oct l.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For two-year-olds; five and
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low the CInl,s stnnh.

tNational Lcague)
Boston at Pitfsburg
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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Harlem Selections.

First race-Kentucky Muddle. Sly Maid.
Lawrence NJ
Second race-Huzzah. Stella Perkins.
Throstle.
Cormatus.
Fourth race-sharp Bird, Toah, Master
Mariner.
Fifth race-McChesney. Merriment.
Aladdin.
sixth race-Laurate. Hermencia. Adme-
t1rS
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w hat Shall
We Eat
To Keep Healthy and Strong.

a healthy appetite and common sense
are excellent guides to follow in matters
of diet. and mixed diet of grains, fruits,
The Washington times., 1901-10-02


IN an exhibition bout at the Halliday
Street Theatre in Baltimore, at which
Terry McGovern, and his company were
playing last week, the Brooklyn Terror
met a surprise. when he tackled joe
Tipman, a boy of eighteen and weighing
IFS pounds. stripped. Terry had been
scheduled to meet all-comers during the
entire week. and had been disposing Of
his opponents with ease untfl he met this
lad, Saturday night.
In the last act of the play. boxing
match is shown. and Danny Dougherty,
McCoverns sparring partner, usually fur
nishcs the material for the Terror to
practice upon. But during his stay in
the Monumental City, he wished to give
all the local lads chance to demonstrate
their fighting ability. and several aspir-
ants responded to the call.
Tipman went into the ring Saturday
night with the champion and was sched-
uled to box the usual four rounds. In the
second he surprised everybody and had
the entire audience on their feet. The
first round had been lively one, but in
the second Joe swung pne ON the chap's s
jaw and sent him sprl wiling. The crowd
cheered him loudly for. his work.
1t looked blue for Terry. but he rose
to his feet in a moment and waded in.
knocking Tipman down several times
During the fracas Terry is said to have
hit some very questionable blows in order
to square himself, and Tipman refused
to go further.
The Washington times., 1901-10-02

Scrofu1a is but modified form OF Blood
Poison and Consumption. The parent
who is tainted by either will see in the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-15

Desde b ace dfas Sc hs.a en- esta DO
,lscion nnestro distingni 10 amigo J en-
usia.t. CORE igionsrio de Afssco, do
gIceit UrrutIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-15
FL PIROTECRICO COLL

Al encargado de Is secni6n pirctecnia
de FL Pats, sea Coll y Tostado, lie han
escooido las ovsciones de que hs edo obje
to Mufiox Rivera en- ell trayecto dc Csguas
Humsoso.
z dice que la culpa de ess adoraci6n
la tiene ArecIbo (.ht le duee ColD y
one tau iSJlordrstes sou los fsderalss de
Areoibo como .os de Humacao.
Y afade: eLleg6 Muhoz 4 Hamacso
= una Plegaris s' oyo de squsHs muititud
que de rodills en- terra espersba la lie
gada del smo, es decir, del Dioss.
ESQ de llamsr Dios 4 Moi 7z Rivera,
es 81 una N anfa en lOs Judas de uuestrs
polftics. Asf como ell Jnd "a de la Psles
tins despue. de 81 TRACTION yefa d DIos
h .ets en- suefios; los Judas. como Coll, tan
POGO pueden borfsr de gu memoris ell re
cuerdo de Mufioz Rivera. 7 asf como
sqael judas SO ahorco del primer Arbol qae
h Allo 81 paso, estos otros Judas 80 ahor
can de la primera nomins que encuentrau.
Coll Tostado ell eterno sdulador de
Mufioz Rivera, cusndo este lie dsbs desti
nos con que lIeuara la halle; Coll, aqueI
ouien Nun sc encontrabs b ssta en- la
sopers; que Iievabs so sduiaciou sta Ell
extremo de andsr pegedo d los faldones
del JEFF; que agoto todU ell incienso de 50
botsfumeiro Ell honor del gran ho7abre.
como el le llanabs, que por conseguir una
Secretarfa de despaeho Sc oonvirtio en IN
edecsn de Mufioz Rivefa; que entire sus
grandes triunfos medicos, cuents Ia fdnO
sd extraction del 10 meaos f9mGso hueso
de polio que dice le extraio al jefe; ese es
al que hoy sc streve ll8msr escldUoo los
enthusiasts rstriotss de Gursbo, Jancos,
Piedras y Humacao.
Vamos, senior pirotssnicO; como us
ted no ha aenttdo nunca verd dadero
patriotismo, nada de extrsflo tiene no
pueda expIicarse ese entusiasmo qas 81
los buenos lesles puertorriquefios des
pierta ell hombre que todo 10 ha sacrifos
do por ell decoro de la pstria. U.ted no
hs side e1 su vida NADIA mas que IN chu-
poptero qne por 20 rensnciar I'll ns0naey
etta pegsdo 3 esos cluoo dodsrs disrios
que percibe como oamarero risibie. To
davfs no b preseGtsdo ma moci6n. 8 40
mo Sc dioe shora, IN bill que demue-tre
que hs lido usted lss Cam3ras s trabs
jar por ell pafs. listed SO sienta slIf mu
do como una eshngie, para tenEr derecho
oobTaT los einco dollars conssbidos. Us
ted en- ell menos autorixadc, en la lsrga
fslsnge de los tran fJgas, para hsblsr de
pstriotismo n, de dependencies personal.
listed es IN fracasado quieu Is envidia
lie roe Ell alma; porqne usted no podra nun
ca alcanzsr esos honores que obtiene Mu-
6oZ Rivera; como 10 sean los honores que
en msItes lie CarnavaI prodigan los chi
quillos los monigotes que representan al
Judas .moso.
A usted hay que gritarle: <come de
ESQ psjarrseos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-15

FL importante perl6 loo neoyoI kim
Tie Ne1o York 75ibune uno de los prit-
cipales organos de. actual gobiern pu
blioa IN extenso srtfuio haoiendo Il
orftics de la legislature repub!icana puer
torriq uef11, J en1re otrss cosss dice:
<La opluioD nh'icl ettre los ann
ricanos, ain trs agunos de los N q
altos emplesios. e. que sf Ia Camars
oontinda como ID, Ell Congreso la aboiirs
oompletamer te ser& gobernada Ia isls
por un gobernador con IN gabinete. Tar
irrsguIares han ado los prooedimiento'
segaidos, que hay que YER si 10 hech
ha lido eu formas legsles
Por 10 visto "a en Ia M-tr6poli van
compreni iiendo 10 que pueie espersr g
pats de ls pclftios de los ineondictonakes
Triste serfa qne por caCsa de eeto'
sc quedsra Puerto Rico ala Cam sras pc
70 eato no serfa slno una CONSEQUENCE
mas de la polftiea des ,st-osl qus aquf
han seguido las h16-tas De rbosa :
Egozcue.