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Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
Y. II. O. A. NOTES.

The explanation on the Sunday
School lesson wes we'll attended last
Saturday. All were benefited.
The committee from the jail and
almsho0se made q very good report.
The boys we're delighted with the
most interesting address last Sunday
which was delivered to them by M. T.
Bailey. Subject; "Be Kind"
Come again my brother. Special 30
10 was rendered BY Pres. Clifton Oa.
bell.
The open meeting for men last Sun
day will not be forgotten very soon.
The subject was very timely, "a
Wrong Conception of Life" The men
took an active part. Luke 1915, And
He said unto them, take heed, and be-
ware OF covetoueness for the mans
life consisteth not Ia the abundance of
the things which he possesseth."
Tbs Sunday School lesson will be
explained Saturday. B p. M, by Prof.
g. &. Hovey, Dean Of Wayland Col
lege. Free to ali.
Sunday IL o. m. and 3 p. m the com.
mittee will hold meetings in the Jail
and the almshouse.
Mr.. n. II. Hatcher of Manehes ster
win address the boys Sunday p. m.
Mr.. W. 8. Morgan will address the
men Sunday 3 80 p. m. ct our rooms,
subject, Lost opportunities" Spec
iAl solo by Mr.. Edward Ellis, Jr., ae.
compAnied by Mr.. r. 81. White. You
are requested to be committee foI
this meeting. See every man you San
and invite him to attend this meeting,
Tell him we will not weary him. a
COED time in Q short time.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
Another Court Organized a. Norfolk.

NoDFoI.x, VA., Feb. -26th. 1901.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr.. arrived here last night
and organized Mary e Court. Indepen-
dent Order OF Calsnthe ataOdd Fellows
Hall. The following are it's officers:
w. o., Caroline Young; W. Inspec-
tor. RoeUs Taylor; W, Inspectrix, Sus-
ie V. Maekley; 8. D.. .Isabella Spenser :
~ D., Priscilla Cotton; W. O., Nary
NNoodson; Il ofIB Katie Stewart: r.
of a.. Addie Gay; Rsceivep OF Dcpos-
tts, Susie Hayes; w. Escort, Maggie
Scett; w a., Annie Mitchell; W. P,
Rosa Reed; Conductress, Roberts
Gay; Assistant 'Conduetress, Grizzie
Kill Trustees. Priscilla Cotton, Caro-
'Ana Young Susie Iayes.
This court was organized through
the efforts Of Deputy Grasd Worthy
'Gounsellor, Mary Gay and she deserves
mach credit for her persisteney.
Or. VIM. Troy and his Madame and
MRS. Camille Riddiek of Portsmouth
were present, also Mrs.. Elizsbeth
WILDLY, Miss 8 irAh &ordon aad others
whose names we failed to secure.
Sf Mitchell visited Friendship Lodge
No. 3 and delivered . stirring address,
being accompanied by Deputy Grand
Chancellor. J. W. Randolph. He left
this 6nerning for Rishmond via G. & o.
&. Z.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
General Missionary Conference, NJ. E.
Church South, New Orleans, La,
April 24-.So, 1901, One Fare For The
Round Trip.

For the above ocsssion the Southsrn
Railway will sell tickets from ali tick
ct stations on its lines to New Orleans
and return at one fare for the round
trip, tickets to be on sale April "a. %.
"a. with return limit May 2nd, 1901.
The Southern operates doubls daily
limited service in both directions be.
Through Pullmans; through coaches
and eemplets dining car servisei u.
8. Fast Mall and South Western lixait-
cd.
@. W. wRsTsuaY D. P. A
2.1e-2t
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16

MARRIAGES.
PRICE-TARTr.

The handsome perlors OF Mas Emma
e. Jones, HOS Tyler street, which was
so beautifully decorated with shaded
lamps and holly, was the scene OF Q
Sulet, but pretty wedding on Thurs-
day evening, February 81, when Miss
Emily & the attractive daughter of
Mr aud Mrs Napoleon Price became
the bride Of Rev e Tartt, ferme -ly OF
Washington, but now the distinguish
ed pastor Of Tabernacle Baptist
Church OF this 0isy.
To the strains OF Lohengen, played
by Hiss Hattie Wallace, the brid ai
party uttered IN the following mar
nsr; First came deacon A. Hobos with
license su d en- his return brought Miss
Mary Davis, who looked charming in q
baby blue henrietta with point isce
and carried carnations. After which
came the groom in q dark blue broad
cloth, dove-glovee, with deacon Ed.
White: then came the bride leaning on
the arm OF her brother. Napoleon
Price, 3r. Never did she look NOR Q
beautiful than in her wedding gown Of
pearl grey cloth, trimmings OF white
satin anu spraugled cause, hat and
gloves to match and carried an elabor-
ate bouquet of carnations.
AftSC the ceremony was performed
by Rev. Nj. B. Hucles, the popular and
distinguished ps stor OF Fine st. Bsp-
tist Church, Suffolk, Va, a reception
was held st the sbcvs menti lned,place.
After which the happy couple was
driven to their cosy home, No cit st.
James where they will be pleased to
see their many friends.
SMITH-BR0WN,
Ida B. Smith. widow OF Hsrvey g
smith was married co Robert 8 3 .owu
Thursday evening, March Tth, st q 80
D. N at the residence of her sis er,
1898 G ,rnett ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. ] l. B ,rksd ale, ID. D., WAS tc
have performed the ceresaony. but be
ing sick. Rev Gibson oHsisted.
% slng TO the resent -.o of tht
BRIDES mother no friends were invited
The reception will be later.
The briae and groom were formerly
+ OF RichmoId. Va.
MORGAN-0WENS.
The marriage OF Miss Alberta Nor
| gan to Mr.. Stanley Owens will TAX,
placs on Wednesday, March 27sh. 100.
| st the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. F
81. Smith, 1915 st. j ames street, at i
1 80 O. clock.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
Will Gall . Pastor.

At the regular meeting OF the Fret
B .prist Church held Monday, Mareh
4sh . commit tee consisting OF all the
descoRs and fifteen lsy members was
sppoiEted to take under consideration
the calling Of . pastor, and 60 submit
name or names to the church BY
July 2st, 1901 foI its acceptance or re-
jeetion. I'm IRE time 10 needed IL will
be granted. Ii will be seen that the
|eommlttee viii only act IN an advisory
capacity, the church reserving to itself
the right to choose the shepherd &c
lead the flock.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
She Ss ALI Right Now.

Mrs. W. E.Ishsm OF 500 N. 9th ST.,
has entirely recovered from q most
distressing sscident. During che early
hours Of merning she reached fer y bot
tie Of canphor liniment and by mis-
take grasped q bottle Of carbolic scid
and bsthe& her neck and should era
with the oorrosiveTh aid
It was not long before the house
hold was aroused sRR medical service
summoned. Phe akin came OF where
the liquid touched and the agony was
excrucisting. Prompt action saved
her from more serious injury.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
NO PUNISHMENT FOR WATKINS
Will Not Be IRd.eted for SsttinR Eire,
to William Wilson's House.

NOTTOWkY, VA, March To
day was County Court day, but there
was no grand jury, and no EFFORT was
made to prefer charges against W. T.
Watkins on account Of his having set
IRE to the dwelling-house of Wiiliars
Wilson. the negro who was sentenced
to the penitentiary for eighteen yearn
for attempting to assault Watkins wife
The house was set Ere to In the night.
time, when Wilson and wife and e6il-
drsn were in the house. The offence.
OF setting Ere to . dwelling-houso In
the nighttime. when any one Ia In the
ment 70 death. The people think tha
Wilson's sentence was q pxopee ona
and there 10 no desire 10 punish wsto
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
sho. Down without Provo,ssiOn.

BRANFoRD, fla, Marsh 1lth-A moe1
Of unknown men fired several loads in
to . camp OF colored people at the tur-
pentine works or II. E. Sears & Co. at
Call, Lafayette county. and killed one
and seriously wounded three others
Feeling against the colored people
on account OF the recent murder OF
Sheriff Mstthis is supposed to have
been the cause.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
NOTICE.

To all who owe the PittsburK agent.
Mr.. Joseph Evans: Please settle un
with him At once. The Planet can be-
obtained ut Mr. Nelson Oeleman's res-
tsurant, 12l4 Wylie Ave-, Pittsburg.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.


Mr.. ID. w. Green, OF BAltim ,re,
called on Us.
Mr.. Goodrich Giles, OF OoIum-
bus, o., brother of Mr.. James johnson
sailed on Us.
Miss Olelis J JJhnsop is teaching
in King William Co., Va.
Nc John X. Vaughan of Pitts.
burg, Pa, called on us. BE is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. 8. P. Norrell,
zoe Preston st.
For shoes OF good quality and sub
stantial wear. at low prices, salI on Mr.
8. j. Gilpin. Sss advertisements.
Mules never grin, but they say they
do when they hear the funny things
said at Prof. Davis lecture. Go NJ IN
day March, 18th,
Mr.. William M. Porter, under
taker and embalmer of Chicago, and
Cincinnati called on US in com pany
with Mr.. " M. r. Forester and his
sop. Clarence. He will visit Balti-
more, Md.
Mr., and Mrs. B. II. Peyton OF
lO1l1a W. Catherine st. return many
thanks to friends for their kind consid-
GRAFTON.
Funeral Direetor A. D. Price his.
purchased handsome eouch stretch.
Or. He now has ss foe an equipment
as any funeral director in the city.
MIR. @. II. Rsgland and Mrs. Re.
30 Walker Of this city have purcha ased
lot in the re ar of former lot at Char.
lottesville. Vs., and paid cash for it,
Jan. 8. 1901.
The following persons visits d the
Office last week:
w. p. Hamilton, Columbia, 8 O.:
g. w. Herndon, Union, 8. c. f, ID.
White, Rock Hill, 8. O.; O. F. Holmes,
Columbia. s. c.; @. P. T. White, Edi.
cor THE Messenger" Rock Hill, 8. O. T;
T.. w. Sherman. x. B. Brooks, Saysn.
nah, GA VIM. ID. Porter, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
We are of thc opinion that the pub
Iieasion OF the proceedings of the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church meeting last
Monday night would do that bod v
more harm than COED SO VIC withhold
the same.
Mr.. J. Patrick Smith OF this city
Attende d the Inauguration OF Presi-
dent Mckinley on March 4, 1901, and
was the guest OF Mrs. Carrie Campbell
and WAS entertained by many other
friends. he wss also tendered a re-
ception by Mr.. and Mrs. John Good
rich, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Dabney and
brother, also Mr.. Addison Berry, Nj.
and Mrs. Jenkins and others. After a
most pleasant stay, enjoying the hog
pitality Of his many friends, he rench-
ed home on Thursday evening.
The musical recital ct the Hartshorn
Memorial College Friday night. under
the management Of the accomplished
Mrs. Rosa Z. Jones was q grand suo-
cess. The vocal and instrumental se.
lections were fine and reflected credit
upen the students, Mrs. Jones fully
demonstrated her ability 90 an instruc-
ter in music.
For fine drugs. medicines, etc. re.
member Mr.. Z, W. Leonard. His rem
utation as . reliable pharma cist Is too
well established to need further som.
ment. Call and see hin.
The meeting of Excelsior Oourt No.
III wsa held on Monday evening at 4
80 o'clock. The attends waa fair
and vast amount Of interest was
manifested by those present. Those
who did not astend missed q treat. II
10 earnestly hoped that every snember
win be present % the next mo stlna a
there isbusiusss Of importance TO Be
transacted.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
LYNoHrNe BILL Is PASSED.
Indians Legislature Enacts A Law tc
Prevent Lynchings.

Senator Barlow's anti-lynching bill
was paced in the Indiana legislature .
"Wednesday. 1t provides chat the Of
tice Of sheriff shall be vacated whenev-
er q prisSner in his chargers lynched,
and the sheriff must show TO the salts
faction OF the Governor that he faith
fully did mis- duty, before ne is restor-
ed to ofRce.
The bill passed by vote of5l to
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
NOTICE.

Rev. w. F. Graham, d. d. wilP
presch st Mscedonis Baptist Church,
2lss and Grace SITS, Sunday, March II.
y. m. HIS choir will accompany him.
All are invited.
Rev. A. B. SIXTH. Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
Anniversary Sermon.

The anniversary sermon to the
Kuights Of Pythiss and Courts of the
Independents Order of Cslanthe will be
delivered 9th Sunday afternoon NJ arch
81, pm. at the First Baptist Church.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
BEST FOR HORSES.

DR., Humphreys, Veterinary Stable
Chart, mounted TO hang on table wall,
mailed free. A idress Humphreys
Medicine Co., Cor. William and John
Sts., New Y ork
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
Answers Inquiry No tice.

In response to iuQury notice. Bette
Sinclair states that she lives st 18th
and b Dad SIS. Her husband died in
1893.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16

They are all going to the lecture Of
Prof. Davis, Monday nighs, March ,Ie,
only 10cts.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16

Go and hear Prof. Davis, Monday.
March lSth, ie0l.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
PRICE s CENTS
REPORT OF

Fri n = Asylum for Oolored Orphans
from Jan /, 1900 to Jan. l, 1901. -
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
IENATEe.

INNkTEe.
Jan. I, 1900
Totai number OF inmates, 19
Entered during the year, "a 4
Total, 28
Loss by death, - 2
Jan /, 1901. 4 -
Total number Of inmates, III
FINANcR. 40
Jan. 1, 1900, balance. 81 8S
Collected during the Yr., SOL 81
Total collection with Bal ,..969 70
Total disbursements for Yr,, e1S 90
Jan. 1, 1907, deficit, R-43 o.
Besides The aoove money collected, '.
dooations " hich would easily approxi~
mate three hundred dollars (S500l
have been given by many friends.
Donations consisted Of articles or
elothings, food. etc, for which the
board OF directors extends thanks al
80 to DR.. r E. Jones, who has gratu-
itously rendered his service as phyei-
clan to the Asylum.
By order OF Board Of Directors,
Rev. r. Walls, Pres.
W.P, EPPs, Ssc'y.
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16

Total collection with Bal ,..S69 20
Total disbursements for Yr.. el8 90
Richmond planet., 1901-03-16
MORGAN-0WENs.

The marriage OF Miss Alberta Nor
gan to Mr.. Stanley Owens will tax,
placs on Wednesday, March 27sh. 100.
at the residence OF her aunt, MRS. r
81. Smith, 1915 st. James street, at i
80 O. clock.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
Good Luck Brings Bonus.

Foreign steamship companies have u
rule by which the pay of captains and
engineers is increased where no acci-
dents occur for Il year. On the British
steamship lines the captains receive
from f3OO to f1.2OO year, without per
quisites. If. at the end of the year, u
British commanders boat has met
with no accident he gets a bonus. The
British lines think this system Of re-
ward has tendency to make COM
manders more careful. The pay of an
engineer on the German lines ranges
from f24O to $500 u year The pay Of
the British engineer does not differ
materially from these figures, but he
also receives IA bonus If his engines
run without accident during the year
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
Killarney Eagles E.terulnated.

The famous eagles which used to
haunt the Lakes of Killarney, making
their home in the Eagles Nest noun
tain, have been cXterminatcd within
the last three years. They were eX-
ceedingly picturesque and objects of
great interest to visitors. Their depre-
dations. however. among the grouse.
and their capture of lambs and kids
from the farms all along the country
side rendered it absolutely necessary
to get rid of them. and the last of the
birds has been shot.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
Favored English Women

The English government givas away
$50. 900 a year. more or less. to en-
courage matrimony among the women
employees Of the telegraph hervicn
Women enter the service at an average
age of i6. After six years. when the
operator has reached the otficia. mar
an allowance from the state. Fo: each
year of service she can draw or e
months pay AS her salary is $25 a
month. she can then claim $50. II
she waits until she is 2S shn can dra W
s4OO In practice the average amount
paid has been found to be about $500
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
Value of a Mans Life.

Tho Supreme Courts have decided that
the life of the average man Is worth just
what he Is able to earn. A mans earn.
ings depend to great extent upon his
physical health. The stomach Is the
measure OF health and strength Every
man may be bright and active If his di-
gestion Is normal. If it is not Hostetter's .
for dyspepsia. Indigestion. constipation.
biliousness, flatulency. liver or kidney
troubles,
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
wisconsin Farm Lands.

The best Of farm lands can be OBJ
tanned now in Marinette County, Wis
consin. on the Chicago. Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway at low price and on
very favorable terms. Wisconsin is
noted for its fine crops, excellent
markets and healthful climate. Why
rent farm when you can buy one
much cheaper than you can rent and
in few years it will be your own
property. For particulars address
F. A. Miller. General Passenger Agent.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way, Chicago.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
The Lion and the Fox.

A lion who wanted h; meals
brough, to his room witb,sut being
cha .ged as extras. invited the beasts
to call upcl him. The Fox came in
hi, Jurn. Come in," cried the Mon
arch Of IAe Plains to the Fox, who
"amained 1t respectful distanc.. 81
THANK yon humbly." replied the Fox,
bat "Li.e | observe many footp3irts
lending toward your Den none return
from, It." "Phsav!" answered the Lien,
that Is easily explained. My good
friends were anxious to furnish lne
with Edifying Literature. and wh.n
they vent away they left their Tracta. Z"
Alas! l have none with me. but will
speedily make Tracks," answered Mas
ter Reynard, and he vanished In the
distance. Moral-Most AcciGen:s can
be avoided by presence of mind and
absence Of body.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
lsnln Would hit Edge

A farmer, in commenting on the
proposition that there should be pra.i-
ers for rain, said: This earth IS
Hat as pancake. and at this sea-
son OF the year the aidge is turned
toard the thunder region. If the rain
should come it would only hit the
aidge. and do no good to crops -
Philadelphia Record.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

abolition CT smoke. lie evolved s',.
pie system by which any fire or light
could be made to consume its own car
bon. and though he demonstrated th
usefulness of the invention mInv
times, he obstinately refused to Put i.
on the market or sell the secret of It
His own house. just outside Glasgow
was fitted with the system. t:rh did
not cost him thirty shillings f5r tn
entire building, and no jot OF smoke
was ever emitted there. All his fires
consumed their own smoke, and he
was fond of showing the efficiency of
his invention to guests, but never
would he explain the working of it.
and he died two years ago, carrying
his secret with him to the grave. A
week before his death he had all the
''anti-smoke" apparatus stripped from
his house and destroyed.-Utica Globe.
The Popular Potato.
One of the best known physicians
in Worcester declares the potato fam
ire blessing in disguise. If people
will replace the potato with substl-
tutes of greater food value. He thinks
as we do. that there is none of the ar
ticles Of food in common use that con-
tain so little nutriment as the potato
and many others furnish more in
smaller amounts at much less relative
cost He especially names shredded
wheat, rice, raw cabbage. and fruits
as more nourishing than potatoes
and. in fact. all grain foods.
When the potato rot brought fam
inc to Ireland the people Of that coun-
try were not prepared to resist it. as
they we're probably at the lowest con-
dition. both mentally and physically,
that the people of that country ever
were. and thousands whose subss-
tence had been for years upon that
root. perished from famine: then Am
erica sent them shiploads of corn and
other provisions, and those who could
do so enigrated to this country. where
they found work and food. Now there
are these who are asking Ireland to
ship us all the potatoes they can spare,
not as a charity, but in return fo,
such food products as we have ia
abundance. or for ou2 good money
The man who gives peck Of corn 70,
bushel Of potatoes Is making 1t poor
trade as far as food properties 60
Bostcn Budget
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
Monument In Berlin.

The recently unveiled Bismarck stat
ue makes the seventySecond monu.
ment Of its kind in Berlin Among the
men commemorated are twelve OF
princely rank, eleven generals, nine
architects. nine scholars. ten poets,
three physicians, three statesmen.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20
Foo I Supply Of u nig Liner,

On big White Star liner, say tho
Oceanic. the meat carried in the cold
storage chamber for the voyage of six
days is 10000 pounds, to say nothing
of 1,SOO head of poultry.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

lido not believe Piso's Cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and colds.-JoHN F
BOYER. Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb. Is. 1900
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

Pain relieved. sickness prevented, b.
timely use Of Wizard Oil. Keep it al
ways in the home.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

Old Friend-How did the camp enioy
going to battle? Was everyone satisfied?
Returned Soldier-Faith. no. sor. Ph0y
aven tn guns kicked.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

SALESMEN-Reliable House wants a
travelling statesmen, permanent position,
staple line. Box 49, Chicago
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are tho
brightest, fastest and easiest to use
Sold by druggists, l0c per package
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

If man fails to open the door when
fortune knocks she doesn't break down
the door with battering ram.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

The man who shouts so long and loud
May gather an admirng crowd
Yet sometimes scanty joy he meets
On counting up the gate receipts
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

II potatoes keep on increasing in price
people will begin having them set In
rings and woven into necklaces.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

ATurkish author having written a too
truthful life Of the Sultan is now in dan
ger of losing his own life
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

Miss Alma-When did you become ac-
quainted with your wife, doctor? Doctor
After the wedding
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrur.
For children teething. Rofens the gums reduces I'm
dAmmation, sllays pain cures wind collie. 25c bottle
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-20

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, 75c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-26

quedaran testigos siquiera de que
por aquf ha pasado un pueblo.
<Una gran escoba suspendida
en- el infnito nos barrera como cosa
in1til, empujandonos al 1ltimo rim.
con del universe,
El orador hizo algunas conside
raciones sobre ell matrimoniO basan
dolo On el amor de dos almas que
sig aen amandosea trav6s del espacio
Ell matrimonio es indisoluble y eter
no. Donde no hay ese amor que ha
ga necesaria Is union de dos seres,
es necesaria In separation para evi
tar ell mutuo engafo contrario q los
preceptos de Dios.
Ideas bell1simas emiti6 ell senior
Matienzo, sobre Ell prob.ema social,
sef1alandO la necesaria d ivis 8 n
de la propiedad sobre b q 8 de
equidad y juaticia de modo que todos
puedan vivir por que todos tienen
derecho q la vida.
Aurque nosotros no comulga
mos en- la escuela filos6fica del Sr.
Matienzo, tendrfamos gran placer
en- escucharlo nuevamente.
Apart7 de Ia idea religiosa que
no nos atrevemos combatir, tiene
Ia propaganda del Sr. Matienzo un
gran fin moral que puede traer gran
des beneficios q esta sociedad.
LIE felicitamos calurosamente
esperanto tener OCCASION de vol7erle
& or.
J E BARREIRO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-26
y 8 Ia recfproca; avise cuando quie
rs, para darle su xbombito.,

y q Ia reciprocal; avise cuando quie.
rs, para darle su xbombito.,
Cuando ese gallo no canta, algo
tiene en- ID gargants.
Porque, por ALA, por Caguas,
un peri6dico denunciaba con frecuen
cia, las tiradas las orejas de Jorgi.
to.
Psro, catese usted, que la policfa
puso 8 disposition del Juzgado los
entretenidos vecinos. Y 81 period.
co rural no ha dicho esta boca es
mia. Nj siquiera ha dado la mott
cia.
iQuare causa?
-
vamos con Ell Ros del sDiario
de Ponce,.
Por fin acert6 q ponerle rubro
sus escritos.
<F'e de erratas, los llama. Y
tiene razon.
Encontro una n de menos.
lQue tai? Isl ser4 listo!
Pero, dfgame, Don Ros, leso tam
bien, Sc 10 pregunt6 un amigo?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-26
Mas soldados
son envlados
A FILIPINAS.
El General Ohafee pide cuatroeientos
hombles.

New-York Agosto 26 l-2) P. NJ.
El Secretario de la Guerra ha
dispuesto el envlo de cuatrocien-
tos hombres a Filipinas, que pide
Ell General Chaffee para acabar la
guerra en- las Provincias que aun
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