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Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
MONROE SCHOOL.
Week Ending February l, 1901,

lst Grammar-RSsA Brooks, Lydia
Booker, Peter Hudson, Goldie Young.
9Th Primary Miss Florence A. Aytes
teacher-Mary Austin. Carrie Bowman
Irene Turner, Annie Randolph, Marie
Miles, Lottie Lawrence. Hattie Griffin,
Nelson Green, Irene Woodson.
7th Primary-Alberta Allen, Annie
Fisher, Alice Hewin. Arethia Randolph
Annie RAdy, Lucy Winston.
9th PrimAry-Miss Susie Crump,
tsacher-Mamie BAgney, Sadie Clarke,
Ethel Jones, Robert Mosby.
9Th Primary-Miss Minnie M. Branch
Willie Boiling. Henry Grimes
Percy Holmes, Clarence Moss, George
Smith, Oliver TomIin, George Wilson,
Estelle Branch, Bette Clarke, Juliet
Garter, Mabel Dickerson, Emily Lewis,
Irene McCrea, Susie Monroe, Fannie
Taylor, Florence Williams.
4th Primary-George Hatcher, John
Morris, Jonn Price, Irms Fields, Rob-
eTt Poindexter, Lille Barrett, Flor
ence Hampton, Maggie Hcod, Leila
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Fulton Notes.

The Sunday Schools were we'll at
tended by many bright boys and girls
who seem to have taken In the word of
GOD as It fell from the lips of their in
structors.
Rising Mt Zion Baptist Church-12
N Rev r. W. Williams introd need
Rev. A. x, Campbell Of the Union IN
iversity who preached an excellent and
very animating serman.
AT $3.50 p. m Rev. z. W. Williams
most eloquently delivered the ninth
annual address to Blooming Lily Lodge
NO: 10 knights OF Pythias, Cashier e.
a. Washington offered prayer, Crayon
Tates very nieely portrayed the hittorv
OF the lodge. Grand Chancsllor. John
Mitsheil, Jr.. the peerless editor OF ths
Richmond Planet, delivered a short
and spicy address and acted "a deacon
IN asking for collection to which the
audience responded freely.
At p. m. Rev. Williams told his eon
gregation many things about the gen.
erhl Judgement.
Meeting OF expression next SUNDAY
at y 80 q. m. Lerd's Supper services
at 3 80 p m.
Many are still on the sick list,
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
PRESIDENT Re URNs.1 THANKS
Fine Service.-A Good Showing.

The president OF the 9Th Street Bsp-
tist virginia seminary Oircls" de-
sires to return thanks to her members
the Women's Baptist State &c ucstiou
al Convention which met In DanyiIlS
June 1900, the sum OF sic 10.
Our Circle had the pleasure OF enter
tanning that grand body OF womsu
when they met at the 9th st. Baptist
Church In 1899.
In 1900 the W. B. s. e. Convention
met in Danyille and raised over $500
for edacstionsl purposes, more than
any other body Of cslored women ever
raised in this state before.
The members Of the 9th Sc. II xptigt
Virginia Seminary Circle are Mes
danes Lizzie Henderson, Maria Will
lisms Bette Morris. Rev. and MrA
w. +. Graham, Mrs. G. G. Williams,
Misses Marie J. Williams and Coluua-
bia Williams, Mead Ames M artha Scar
and Lucy Gray, Rev. aud Mira. Robert
Taylor, Mrs. Lily Hardy, Miss Nsnnis
Osborne, Mesd ames Septemia Branch.
Sallie Clark, r Aehel CLARK, Mary Win
fred, Rebecca Lewis, Hannah Bsunis-
ter, Sarah Jackson, RebeceS Smith.
Hannah K. Willis, Martha Price, Jen.
ME Cheassm, Benz Snin Peytcn, Maria
Brown. Addie Lemus, Josephine BAk-
er. Anrie Carter, Louiss Weaver. K ate
Tol'ver, Addie Davis; Misses Bershs
Williams, Ida Baker, Esselle Allen,
Harriet Roman, and Mrs. Oaledonis
Brown.
Mrs. Bette A. Tiusley, President,
Mrs. Isabella Wilkerson. Treasurer
Miss Alice Robinson, Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
The Merry Twelve.

The Annual Social cf the Merry
Twelve given last Thursday, 3lst inst
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.. Dam
drir sc, 1927 N, First st. was q brilliant
success. Parlor games we're INDUCED
in in the early part of the evening, etc.
and later supper was served.
Those present were Messrs Philip
Clark. Andrew Dabney. Walter Jones,
Maurics Barrett, Joe MeGhee, John
Harper, Willie Austin, Eddie Lightfeot
shafter Clarke. Benjamin Peyton. r.
ID. Grsnderaon, Junius Campbell, Miss
es Carrie Payton, Patience Scott, Min.
nle Scott, Florence Dawson, Ida Baker.
Mary Williams, Mamie Dabney Lula
Ednwards, Carrie Robinson, Bertania
Fry. Ii was the early hour of morn
when the guest parted for III sir re spec
tive homes.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
THE FIRST
HONOR PUPILS.
NAVY HILL SCHOOL,

1st Primary No. 2. Julia I. Stephens,
teacher--Willie Arvin. Joseph Bland.
Arthur Weaver, James Taylor, Charley
Miles, Robert Hamilton. Willis Grand
ison. Herbert Fenner, Willie Hall,
Adell Richardson, Emma Banks.
lst Primary No, Miss Julia I.
Stephens, teacher-Sherman Brown.
Wallace Holmes, John johnson, James
Jones, Bessie Booker, Alberta Caesar,
Irene Gregory. Sadie McOrsy, Lettie
Pratt. Resale Primas, Emms Ran
dolph Rosa Reese. Rebecca 5tish.
2nd Primary, Miss n. O. Trioe, tes ch
er-hsggie Fi,xgerald, Carrie Garlick,
Bessie Lewis, Helen Anderson, Capto-
bs Logan, Louise Chsmbers, HELEN
Hope, Marie Boiling, Marshall Daniel.
willie Jackson, Aaron Robinson, Jacob
Pride, Joseph Brooks, Robert P Ford,
Bird Primary No 2, Miss NJ. O. Trice,
tescheI-Eva Cosby, Virgins Custalo,
Mary Besle, Alberta Besle, VirRinia
Branch. Arie Gray, Sarah Howard, Pol
y Howard. Norretta hopkins, Matte
Norrell, Jessie Lawson, Blair Osby.
Lottie Washington, Ellen Smith, Al,
bert Norrell, Edgar Robertson Leslie
West, Charles Williams.
Bird Primary, M Miss 8. E. Brown
tsscher-George Barrell. John Free
land. Oscar Watkins. Joseph wiz ston.
Pearle Banks, Annie Brown. VirRie
Booker, Irene Carr. LILLIAN Frsyser,
Rosa Page, Mary Richardson, Bertha
4sh Primary, No. 2, Miss s e. Brown
teacher-Munford Gatewood, Walter
Gee. Virginia Hope, Mary Hayden,
Rebeces HHrdawAy, Annie W lli.ms.
h Primary No l, Miss NJ. E. Morris.
teacher-Willie Frayser, Willie stuts-
ly, Hallie Anderson, Mary Pierce, Rob-
ert Woodsou.
9TH Primary, No 2. Miss e. Madeline
White, tescher-William Isaac john
son. Jr., Alfred Kemp, Dennis Richard
son George WilkersoR, Myrtle Mon
roe, Lena Ruffin. Louisa Simmons.
Ssh Primary No. 1, miss M. L. Tine
ley, teacher-Esrnest johnson, Olar-
ence Reynolds, James Walls, Bessie
Curtis.
9Th Prim a-y, No. 81, Miss Earle A.
Lee, tescher-Joseph Burruss, We'll
lington Fox, Tony Freelaua, James
Ware. Jessie Burrows Ida Grifiu, Sc.
rena Robinson, Annie Brooks.
7th Primary, No. 2. Miss Virginia B.
Harper, teacher-Annie Burrows.
7th Primary, No. l., Miss Z NINA B.
Lucas, teacher-Martha Bullock, Mo-
zelle Fox, Sarah Williams, Edward
Coleman.
Sth Primary Miss Mary L. Jasper,
eacher-Mattie Moody.
lat Grammar-Lillie Fox and Frank
Redd.
2nd Grammar, Miss Cora L. Brown,
teacher-BessIs Branch, Coraliser Nor
re1l. Mamie Pierce
Bird Grammar, Miss Whittle, teacher,
Jeannette Forester. Florence Fenner.
4th Grammar, Miss Lena v. Isham,
teacher-Bettie Campbell, Rosa James
Mary Smith.
9th Grammar. Miss Rosa B. Brooks,
teacher-Ascilena Kemp. Royal BouI-
din.
9th Grammar, Mr. A. v. Norrsll,
Willie Dixon, Walter Green,
Alexander Hillman, Lottie Smith, Ad.
die Stanton.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Celebrated Its Fourth Anniver ary.

Mary's Golden Grown Band oelsbrat-
ed its fourth anniversary at the Pyth-
ian Castle Hall, Tuesday, Jan, 8, 1901
delightful time was spent bv all
presenc, Sever teen girls were taken
out to be made into another band to be
known as the Daughters of OAlanthe.
They we're organized Thursday, Jan.
Slst, 1901 by Worthy Mother. Sistsr
Anna Taylor, assisted by Mrs. Harriet
Thompson. Miss M. L. Chiles. Miss
Bertha Thompson, Mrs. Mary Tomlin.
The following program was render-
ed: Prayer. Worthy MoLher, Mrs. An
ma Taylor, Singing; Scripture reading.
Miss M. L. Chiles; singing; solo. Mis-
Virginia Ford Address, Mrs. Harriet
Thompson; Short Addresses bv yisi-
tors. After which all passed to the
dining hall where supper was served.
This band was gotten up by Miss
Mary E. Taylor. daughter of Worthy
Mother, Mrs. Anna Taylor.
hope cash matron will make n de-
Termination TO make O success of the
bands IS have done.
Worthy Mother,
Ars. Anna TAYLOR.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
DANvILLE, Va, Feb. 4, 1901

DANVILLE, VA, Feb. 4, 1901.
Jan. 30th is regarded by all Hamp-
ton graduates and ex-students as q
great day as it notes the birth day OF
Gen. s. @ Armstrong, late found sr
of the Hampton Normal Sshool and
everywhere her true sons and dauRh
tePs honor thai date.
In DAnville, Va, it was celebrated
very hight Ss one OF her ex-students
chose the Both in honor OF the General
as her day to be welded.
On the above named date at 8 D. m,
at Linn st A. NJ. K. Church Mr.. Wat
kin Thompson led to the altar Mrs.
Millie ]. Glass Dunst1n The bride
was attired in perfect fitting gown OF
ashes OF roses with white silk trim
mings and ribbon. She carried q beau
tifnl cut bouquet tied with white rib
bon: The groom wore the convention
al black
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with large palms and maiden hair
ferns-sbe artistic work OF Mrs. P, M.
=. lodge and Miss Minnie y. Morton,
Upon their arrival at the church Miss
Sadie j: Lawson, our accom- plished or :
gAnist, began her sweet music while
ushers a. F. Hughes and 81. j.. Swami.
carefully unrolled the white linen for
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

Cincinnati, Feb. 6.-Arguments and
testimony were heard yesterday before
Judge Hollister, of the common pleas
court, on an application for an in
junction against the Jeffries-Ruhlin
prize fight in this city Feb 15. Judg-
Ing from the slow progress made and
the long list Of witnesses, it is believed
now that the hearing will not be com
pleted this week, and that the decision
OF Judge Hollister may not be had be-
fore next week. The sale Of tickets
yesterday was unusually large, and all
tho preparations for the event are go
Ing ahead the same as II there was no
opposition.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
FULTON SCHOOL.

Nelson Williams, Jr., teacher--1st
PrimAry--Lewis Braxton. Willis At
kiDs, Henry Fisher, Richard James.
Leroy Randolph, Harry Slaughter,
Lucy Jones, Lorena johnson, Jamie
Kimbreth, Viola Lewis, Ruth Manning
Willnette Robir son. Colatta ruiRe.
2nd PrimsrY-John Porter, Clara
Berkeley, Annie Gre nshaw, AdeI Rob.
inson. Blanche Robinson, Selester
Simms, Beransenia Willisms.
3rd Primary Arthur Jete-, James
Underwood, Clara Minnis, Viola
Clarke, Estele Jones, Mary Yates, Sal
lie Yates.
4Lh Primary --Abram Thornton, Ro-
Ia Hill, Mary Gracey, Mabel Orange
Colotta White.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Annual Sermon.

The Annual sermon of the Star Ii0b,
Beneficial Club No. 1, will be preach
cd by its Chaplain, Rev. Sydney stan
ton. Sunday, Feb'y 10th at Moore at.
Baptist Church at 40 D. m. The fol-
lowing have been invited to partIci.
pate: Little Dove Olive Leaf, Golden
Leaf, Garfield. Messiah and Grants
Beneficial. Members and visitors will
meet At Smiths Hall. Brook Ave. and
Leigh Sts., 2 o'clock.
JoHS 81. MABRRY, Pres.
N. P. TYLER, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
MOORE SCHOOL.
Week Ending February 1, 10, 1.

bih Grsmmar-Niss F. e Robinson
teacher: Matte Green, Pearl Bland.
4th Grsmmsr-Miss IL. B. Holmes,
teacher: Frank Garter, Estelle Wool.
dridGe Osrolise Jones, Robert Poin.
dexter.
3rd GrammAr-Mr. A. l.. Morton
teacher: Samuel Csrtsr, Benjamin
Darlington, Nelson Washington. Lens
Booker, Beosie Hancock, Allies Levie.
Nsttis Woodbridge.
2ud G-ammar-Miss A. G. Foster,
teacher: Alice johnson.
1st Grammar-Miss r. r. Dixon.
teacher: Elsie Garter, Robert Jones
Bessie Anderson, Lena Archer, Mary
Brown. Ollie Frazier. Leatha Henly,
Florence Jasper, ALMA Price, Bessie
Robinson, Mildred Vaughan.
9Th Primsry-Aiss o. L. Patterson
tes"her: Emme Craig. Bessie Holmes
Maude Hay es, Pearl jackson, Marths :
Montague. Jennie Shelton. Sarah
Tinsley, Alma Washington, Bepiamin
Desne, Milton Sampson.
7th Primary-Miss L. A. Peters
teacher: Minnie Booker, Alberta Jones
Lizzie Gross, Thomas Branch, Ollie
Guerrant, Leon Holmes, Alberta King
slh Primary-xiss A. d. Patterson.
teacher: Lula Gray, Martha Hill. Hen.
~ johnson, William Johnson, Corne
Illus Stewart, James Brown, Charles-
anna Strother, Willis Chandler.
9Th Primary (b)-MissS. J. Turpin.
teacher: John Goodman, Katie Oox'
Ed ward Booker, Stewart Robson. Mar
TIA Booker, Della Booker, Rosa Lewis,
Eva Sledd.
9Th Primary-MiSs II. e. Wallace,
teacher: A mandA Ssyles, Katie Book
er, Mary Morton, Lindsay Glasgow,
Odius Robinson, Ruth Davis.
4th Priu ary-Miss l.. A. Christian.
teacher: Pearl Anderson, CLARA John.
son, Flerer ce Booker, Lottie WOODY.
Walter Harris. Esther Young, Mary
Edwards, Katie Hopkins, Virgie sgd
ney.
Bird Primary (a)-Miss E. 8. Powell.
teacher: Ernest Branch, Cora Byrd
Marie Cousins, Annis Jasper, Lottie
Mickens, Lille Jackson, Willie Har-
ris, Mary CrAige.
Bird Primary (b)-Miss B. L MURRAY.
teacher: J ersrd JASPER. George Jeffer-
son, Walter Anderson, Robert Smith.
John Smith, Margaret Coles, Pinkey
FunD. Daisy Hill, Helen johnson.
Mary fitzpatrick, Evelyn Lewis, LOUISE
Minor. Mary Morton, Daisy O'NesI,
Virginia Richardson, CLARA REYNOLDS A.
Msnde Themas, Minnie Wrsy, Minnie
Mickens, Matte Walters.
2nd Primary-Miss Z. G. Robinson.
teacher: Irwin Willis, Lee Frazier.
Russell Toombs, Rebeeca Winston.
Helen Garnett, Eva Henry, Beatries
Pryor, Helen Scott, Laberthl Childs.
Mary Hurt, Mary Smith.
1st Primary (a)-Miss K. G.. Robin.
&C n, teacher: Edmund Ford, Arthur
G over. Lloyd Glover, Frank TYLER,
Henr, Johnston. Thomas Jasper, Vir-
gle Smith. Mamie Jackson, Gertrude
Johnson.
1st Primary (b)-Miss E. 8. Powell,
teacher: Samuel Branch, Linwood
Coleman, Serlestine Boiling, William
Kenny. Harvey Page. James RANDI oh
Mary Carter, Elizabeth Che atharn,
Eliza Cuivalry Mary Gray, Rosa Ken.
ny, Bertha Mayo, LsolS Pride, Ruby
Upshur.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

GREEN-Died at OlaYville, Virgins
in her 655h year, on Feb'y Ist, 1901,
Mrs. Leila Green. the beloved mothsr
OF Mr.. Harvey G.. Green, at present
the head waiter of tho Hotel Ormond,
Ormohd, Fla. She was for many years
= eCnssitent member OF the 1ss African
Baptist Church, Richmond, Va.
She was patient sufferer and bore
her illness with Christian fortitude.
She leaves sister, two sons. q
daughter and host Of friends to mourn
their loss.
The funeral took place Sunday. Shs
was inferred in the family plot at Claw
vile.
MAY she rest in peace"
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Fine Specimens From Our Depart.
ment.

Thes PLANET JOB Department has
cmopleted and delivered the following
Jobs: 5000 tinted policies, on heavT
Hate, handsomely embellishei for tt,
Peoples Relief Association. It ID
work of art.
5000 Applications for the same coa-
cern; 6OOC Applie Ations on extra boad
paper, Perforated, for the United Aid
Insurance Oe-very foe.
1900 extra circulars printed on both
sides, tiae super -caiend cred paper:
1000 envelopes for the Old Dominion
Manufacturing Co. (white) Another
Job OF % COO circulars now running
for them.
Elk .ra-tine Royal purple invitations.
New York's swell societY's lGtest. for
the Oriole Social Club.
Extra tine masquerade ball invita-
tions for the Independents Social CIu
Work strictly fret cIass.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

Ex-Minister Durham Tenders Con-
grstulstions.

PHIEADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1901,
MY Dear Mr. Mitchell:-
Fernals me to congratulate YOU on
your terse and forceful conmunics ;.
saon published ia the New York Sun
1t must make . good impr pression.
ugh fear that the race Of stslwsrt
irienas OF manhood RiRhts IL dwindlins
before this erass for nsney getting. ~
With best regards, am
VerV truly yours
JOHN 8. DURHAM,
Mr.. John Mitebell, Jr..
Editor Of The PLANET,
Richmond, Va.
Ar. Durham Was for many years
Minister to Hsyti Ed
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

Henner mond, Mary Hatcher, Nellie
Jones, Annie Tucker.
Bird Primsry-Esrly Baptist, James
Bessie Carey, Sarah Floyd, M,ry Pal
mer, Rosa B. Spsrker, Lille Wright.
2nd Primary Wallace Heek, Wilson
Poindextsr Leslie Wood, Johnnie
Epps America Ammons, Martha Lang
horn, Carrie Townes.
let Primsry-Jsmes Anderson, Thos.
Jefferson Queen Esther Branch. Lula
=. Branch, Lille Brooks, Milly Bent,
Amy Franklin, Elizabeth Ford, jos
ephine Shelton.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Crushed to Death.

Allen Mayo, . colored msn employed
Ia the work OF excavsting canal at
the Virginia Electrical Railway and
Development Company ct the foot of
twelfth street, was instantly killed on
Saturday last BY the falling of one of
the large derricks sed in hauling dirt
and rocks from the canal
Mayo's home is in Chester Geld cour-
". about sixteen miles from Rich.
mond. He was % yesrs old and un-
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Mr.. Bruce Hastens to Congratulate.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. S1st, 1901.
John Mitchell, Jr., E O.,
Richmond, Va,
My Dear Mr.. MITCHELL
l have just finished reading your
mssterful communication ia today's
SUR IN. 7. and hasten to offer Won
NY thanks and congratulations. You
have said it as no other Negro in this
country could say it
Hope you are we'll and prosperous
and will ever pray God to bless Won
ana give power to your brain and your
editorial arm.
Every white man Of any consequence
here (and l know and meet dozens OF
them at the capitoD is talking sbout
your splendid article.
You have certainly hit the BULBS eye.
See that your shooting iron ia in oood
working order.
Yours faithfully,
]. E. BRUCE.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Well Pleased With 1t.

CoALDALE, W. Va, Jan. 80, 1901.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Dear Sir:
am 80 well pleased with
your valuable paper think I shall
never stop reading it.
You will find enclosed ($1 SOY One
Dollar and Fifty Cents for which Won
Will please send me the Planet.
Yours for success,
VMIA L. HARPHR,
Coal Dale, W. Va.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
NOTICE.

/ sn inquiriug for my brothar, Solo
mon Hare. He was sold during slav-
err from LynchbuFg, Va. He was
owned by Jessie Hare of LYnchburQ,
ana hie sister. my name IL Sylvia
Hare, residence, 1224 N. st. James st.,
Riahmond. Va.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
New Medical Book.

DE-. Humphreys pocket Manual on
ene srestment and care OF the alex In
All diseases sent free Address the
nnmphrey,s Medicine Company, Cor.
William & John Sta, New York
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
NELsON-BROOKS.

The marriage OF Miss BsuIsh d
BROOKS to Mr.. John 81. Nelson. will
take plscs at the residence OF the
brides uncle, Mr.. Edward Mitchell, !,
PINK and Darlington Sts.. Thursda,
eyenins, Eeb'Y 1zth, 1901, at $3.50
O'CLOCK. Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

New York, FeD. 6.-The Tribune
says: The Duke OF Cornwall will be
present at the Americas cup races,
which begin on Sandy Hook on Aug.
20. 1t was part OF his program to come
hero from Canada, on his way back
from Australia, and Il has been of.
nctally announced that the queen's
death wiz not alter the previous plans,
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

-GeDeral Maaager Jno. 7. Paylo..
is looking ~ well 90 ever aimee his re-
cent Indispositien.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09
Most Satisfactory Of Them All.
MoETEzUNuA, GA, Feb. LIST, 1901.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Richmond, VA,

Richmond, Va,
Dear Sir:--
Your reply to the New Yorh
TsIBUEK, in answering the question
The disfrsnehisement of the Negr
from politics would eliminate the rsee
question and break up the solid
SOUTH" ia the repletest, protoundest,
most satisfactory literary produstion
have yet read or heard. 1t meets my
hearty appreciation. You are right,
continue victory is not far.
Yours,
8. 3. HUMBERr.
Richmond planet., 1901-02-09

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The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05
Ina Fiji.

.'Ah, yes" said the cannibaI chief,
smacking his lips. he was really a
good man.'-Chicago Record Herald.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05
Maxim

Maxim.
BE sure you're right in it," remark
ed the quasi philosopher, then go
ahead."-Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

When a woman returns from a visit
her neighbors feel that the responsi
bility of watching her husband is Iifte'
from their shoulders--Atchison Globe.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

PhfIosophy Of Fatigue

Layaround Lucas-Donst you never
git tired havin' nuttin' ter do2
Dusty Dan-Not haff es tired es If I
had suthfn' ter do.-Ohio State Journal
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

Johnson-Do you mean to insinuate
that I can't tell the truth2
Parlinscn-By no means. 1t IS lni-
possible to say what a man can do until
he has tried.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

what do you drink for?" demand
ed fiercely-
FIR 1nstance," replied the terrible
example, with a maudIin laugh.-Life.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

ssCheerfulness is riches"
'sOh. no. If you can't pay bill, being
cheerful about it only makes the other
man madder.''-Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

Deaf Nute-I hear the police are
about to put a stop TO street begging
Blind Man-Yess so i see by the pa
pers.-Baltimore Herald.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

Pool should Be Woman's Game
This pool table growled the luck
less player. must be built like wo-
mans dress I haven't been able to
find a pocket in it for an hour r-'-Balti-
more American
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05


s.Why do you think he was tired of
Mfe?"
He offered to umpire q baseball
game."-Chicago Post.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-05

MinneapolIs journal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-20
DE- FAJARD0

Esta poblaci6n tambi6n ha SEN
lido duelo por la desgracia ocurri
da en- la M6tr6poli con ell cobarde
6 injus5o as ssinato del nunca bien-
dorado Presidente Mr. William Nc
Kinley.
Lastima grande 10 que en- este
sig1o existan asociaciones de regene-
RADIOS para segar inteligencias supe-
riores, que ST mucho An dado. mu
cho mas tenia que espsrarse de elias
para bien de la humanidad.
Paz a los restOs. del Gran Nc
Kinley y resignation su virtuosa q
compaf1era.
Lao que en- meses anteriores ha-
bia dicho Vd. que era de temerse
en- estas poblaciones una veg con-
cluida la zafra y So hiciera mas SEN
sible Ia misefia, Q esta realizando
para colmo de penas.
Las raterias y los robes Sc su-
ceden con inusitada frecuencia, al
punto que urge poner dique tanto
cinismo.
En- noches pas adas fus es ;alada
laIglesia Catolica, llevandose varios
objetos, entire ellos cuatro foreros
hermosos, nuevos y de merito. Vic
lentaron abrieron ell cepillo que
Sc habia colocado cerca del altar
del S G. de j. para que les feles de-
pc sitaran su ob ,lo para ell c1lso
Afortu nadamente una corazona-
da del que guardaba la llave les
privo de cargar con Ell dinero, pues-
aquella maf1ans h sbia habierto die h ,
cepilo y entregaao al sef1or Cura ell
contenido.
Algo sentirian les cace $ pues Sc
contentaron con bien POGO.
Esa misma uoche s rob ron
catorce depositos con sus tubos, de
J los faroles del alumbrado pub leo
Sc conoce que era una numerosa
companfa y que trobajabun con toda
comodidad. Nadie les molest6. Els
un bofe, como dicen los much schos,
tr06ajor asf.
Y alguien pregantara: ~ en-
fajardo no hay polfcfa nj vlgiIan-
tes?
No sabemos que contestar. Lo
ciertn es que aconsejamos que Sc
cierren bien las puertas, no sea que
UNA noch carguen con u otros. Sc
gun SO We todo ca pcsibla.
La yucca entire les cmcl ,adce
esta que arde. Estamos fnalizsndc
S3ptlemb g aun no SO ha aproba-
do Ell preslpuesto. No Sc pueden
| G. b ar las contribuciones por en-
| de co hsy con que psgarles.
e ito es por 10 que respecta al
nuevo presupuesto. Del viejo nj
hay que hablar. Loque de aquel 3.
| debe Sc cobrara luna semana des.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-20

Ricardo Narvaez Rivera, pro-
fesor, da classes q domicilio Posee
referencias muy honrosas. San Se-
bastian q.
n-a f5-1I