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forced to vote against the bill, as he OBJ
Jected to the re-enactment Of the old
sedition laws
Mr.. Bacon (Ga.) offered an amendment
to the first paragraph of the bill provid-
ing the penalty of death for an assassin
of a president if the assault on the pres
dent was committed because of his Of
hctal position or for the purpose of de-
strcying the government or irnpairing the
exercise of its constitutional powers
Briefly discussing the amendment Mr..
Vest MO- suggested the inadvisability
OF federal jury acquitting an assassin
of the president because the motive as
specified by Mr.. Bacon's amendment, had
not been proved.
In such a case, he asked, would the
assassin be liable to indictment under
the state law.
Mr.. Bacon said an assault on the pres
tdent might be a crime against the per-
son. and it might be crime against the
government. The purpose Of his amend
| ment was to differentiate between the
two crimes.
Mr.. Bacon contended that an assault
upon the president as q person ought to
be punished precisely as any similar Of
fence against a citizen was punished,
otherwise an official class would be Gre
ated in the United States. The founda-
ton stone of our government, he MAN.
tanned, was absolute equality before the
law.
Mr.. Mason QlL) said the pending bill
was but the formation and shape OF
public opinion, which thrice had been
aroused by the murder Of the president =
To his mind it was a well considered
| and thoroughly matured measure. and the
amendment offered by Mr. Bacon, he
thought, was not warranted by the con-
dition or by the law.
Finds Bill Generally Approved.
Mr.. Mason declared that the pending
bill was in accordance with the wishes Of
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Wrestling match at Empire tonight
New Orleans Results.

NEW ORLEANS, March 18.-The cara
was very ordinary, and Van Horebek,
who won the fourth race was the only
winning favOrite. Weather clear; track
First race. one and one-eighth miles
Glade Run, no, L. Walsh, to l, won;
St Tammany, 80, B. Miller, even sec
ond; Loves Lacor. 13, Weir, to /,
third Time. 1:5C12. Warranted, Wood
by, Earne. Havalus, Sanchey and Val
entine also ran.
Second race, five furlongs, sellfng-Bob
Baker, 1O3, Otis, to l. won; Four Leaf
Glover, 103, Lindsey, 6 to 8, second; King
Tatus sc, G. Eimpson, to l, third. Time,
1854. Lizzie A, Tuckaw, Competitor, The
Bronze Demon, Afra and Marten also
Third race, four furlongs -EaufalIa, los,
Lindsey, to l, won; Maverick, lilo,
Young, 5 to 2, second; Tom Maybin, 113,
Stack to 5, third Time, :49. Stand
Around, Donation, Germany and Eldrick
also ran.
Fourth race, mile, selling-van Horeb,
III, Henderson, to 3, won; Mr. Phin-
w 119, Z. Walsh, 9 to 5, secoE4; Jena,
107, Z. Robertson, to 2, third Time,
1:45M Digby Bell, Cast Iron and Bif
Fifth race. six urlongs-Divonne, 100,
bacco, 10, T. Walsh. Y to !, second;
Lady Alberta. 1O3 Otis, 20 to l, third
Time 1:144 Sir Christopher, Sim W,
Lady Kent, Weird and Lady Brockway
Sixth race seven furlongs-Boomerack
Jos, c. Thompson. Is to 5. won; Addie,
so. Earle, u to /, second; Governor Boyd,
100 Lindsey, z to l, third. Time 1928
Mamie. Jaroet, Pharoah, Lotion, Nor
raw, Utilize, Secesia and Springer also
ran.
Seventh race, six and one-half fur
longs, seIling-Money Back, 107, Lane
TO :, won; Merida, 81, Earle, to /, sec
ond; Incidental, 107, Lindsey, to 1, third
Time, 1:22 McAllis, Barge Bell, Morasa,
SUccussion, Sun Lazarus, Corel and
MCreonia also ran.
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that the Massachusetts senator's state
ments were unjustifable," and 'misrep-
resented" his argument.
Mr.. Hoar said he was ready to submit
to the senate whether he or the senator
from Georgia was right.
In conclusion, Mr. Hoar said that the
bill would afford real protection to the
president. and said it would safeguard
the interests Of the government TO have
such crimes against the president punish
able by the government of the United
States.
Mr.. Mason replied with some heat to the
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HOY IS WITHOUT BERTH.
Deaf Mute Center Fielder still
Ready to Sign.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-eDummy'' Hoy,
the deaf-nute centerfielder who has
played for two seasons on Comiskey's
championship team, is so far without a
berth for the coming season.
Tom LOTUS made hard effort to Sc
cure his services for the Washington
team, but to date Dummy has refused
to agree upon terms. Boston and st.
Louis teams of the American league are
also reported to be seeking his services,
but no deal has been closed with the ex-
Whitestocking.
Hoy has only one weakness as a ball
player, and that Is that he cannot talk
or hear This often handicaps the field
ers who work with him, but otherwise
he is without a fault as player of class,
He is a fair fielder. a good hitter, an
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COWBOY is A WONDER
CHARLES WESTON STILL WINNING
IN POOL TOURNAMENT.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-The contInu-
Gus professional championship pool tour
rament, which has been in progress at
the Montauk billiard academy, Brooklyn,
for the last week, will wind up next Sat
urday night. Beginning today the man
agement inaugurated three sets of mat
ilee games, each consisting of two con-
tests, as well as two contests at night.
This afternoon Charles Weston, the COW
boy Of Wyoming, defeated Patrick H
Walsh, of New York, by a score of 125 to
"a. The defeated man made high con-
tinuous runs of %, %, 20, against the Win
ner's q made twice
II the second game Of the afternoon
Irving Long, of Nashville, Tenn, scored
125 and H. Stoff, of Cleveland, manages
to gather in g.. The high runs in this
event were Long, y; Stoff, 80.
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CHARLESTON WANTS FIGHT.
South Carolina Town Bids for the
es-Fitzsimmons Contest.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 1S-Ef-
forts are being made here by the exnosI-
ton company and local sporting men to
bring the FitzsimmCns- effries fight 10
Charleston. 1t is said that Gov. Nc
sweeney VIII not interfere with the mill
so long as it is offered as an evnositior
attraction The promoters were notified
tonight that a bid would be considered
and they are prepared to offer 9. purse Of
$4,000 and other Inducements.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY POP
ULAR INCONSISTENCIES AND SET
Tiers EXCURSIONS.
Three Series of Cheap Rates.

1st. Round-trip tickets to points In Min
nesota, North Dakota, Montana. Idaho.
Washington, Oregon, British Columbia,
will be sold first and third Tuesdays IN
March, April and May, at one fare plus
& 60 for the round trip.
2nd One-way settlers tickets to points
in Montana Idaho. Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia on sale every day
during March and April at rates $500 10
$500 each
3rd. One-way settlers tickets on sale
March 9Th, 18th, 18th and 25th and April
kota points for only s. 200 each
These tickets are good on all trains.
including the famous Great Northern
Flyer"
Full illustrated information in reference
to land. climate, crops. rates, etc. from
any Great Northern Railway agent, or
F. I. Whitney, @. p. & T. A.. St. Paul
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stage FINDS ANOTHER.
University of Chicago Coach Discov-
eFs u Quarter-MiIe Runner.

CHICAGO, March 78.-Coach Stage. OF
the University of Chicago, believes he
has found another promising candidate
for the quarter-mile run in Jerome Ma
gee, one of his freshmen athletes, and
he purposes to spend the next few weeks
in an attempt to develop his new find
into a top notcher. Magee has been
training MIST of the year in the broad
Jumps, and Only recently has he shown
promise of being good material for the
short runs in which the Maroons are
short of men. If Magee develops ac-
cording to expectations he will probably
become one of the members Of the var
sity relay team. Yesterday afternoo,
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MeGovern-Sulnvan fight yesterday after
noon by taking a swim in the Ohio river
with the thermometer lowering around
zero. cameron swan seventy-hve feet
through the icy waters and when he
reached the bank his moustache was
frozen stiff and icicles hung from his
hair. Cameron made q bet with Henry
Yaner, a fellow employee of the Norman
Lumber company, that Sullivan would
win, the loser to take swim In the river
on st. Patricks day.
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Low sIeepIne Cnr Rnte..

Twice week the Chicago Great West
ern railway runs comfortable tourist
sleeping cars to Chicago, Des Moincs. ST.
Joseph and Kansas City at half the reg
ular double-berth rates. For further ir-
formation apply to J. ". Storr. City
Ticket Agent, corner Fifth and Robert
streets. st. Paul, MINI.
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exceptionally good waiter at the b..
and one Of the fastest men in the bust
ness on the bases. He was very popular
among the South side fans, and only the
signing Of such stars as Mertes, Green
and Jones lost him his place with CO.
miskey. In the near future it is expected
that some one of the teams will bring
him to terms.
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Champion James ]. Corbett, who appear
ed here tonight with the Empire show.
thinks Jefries viii best FitHinmons
when they meet. "F'itz has a good punch
champion will hold the title" said Cor
bett. II would like to have a match with
either of them, for I think 1 can demon
Strate that science is the master OF brute
strength You will recall in both battles
fought the best and did more punching,
but was whipped by strength
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COACH O,DEA IS PLEASED.
wisconsin Rowing Director Is Sat-
isfied With Chances of Grew.

MADISON, Wis, March 1S.-Coach
ODea returned yesterday morning from
the East, where he has been getting
line on the crews and giving directions
for the construction of the shell. O'Dca
was much pleased with his trip and said:
Every one in the East had a good word
for Wisconsin and is as much in favor
of the Badgers as of any Of the Eastern
crews. We have as good n following
there as any of the Eastern crews The
plans for the new shell have all been
completed and the boat should be fin
ished by the end Of next month Mr.. Rud-
dock is the builder of the new boat, which
will be the same style as was used by
Vale last wear.
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DANNY MAHER STARTS WELL.
American Jockey Wins Two Main
Events on English Turf.

American Jockey Wins Two Main
Events on English Turf.
LONDON, March 1S.-Danny Maher, the
American Jockey, won the two main
events on the card of the opening day s
races at Lincoln yesterday afternoon. He
won the Tathwell stakes on H. E. Ran
dan's Robaire and the Elsham plate,
seven furlongs, on Isthmus, owned by
IF today's excellent weather keeps up
there will be a big attendance tomorrow
Scepter, the three-year-old belonging 20
r. S. Sieblers. is picked to win, though
O'Donovan Rosa, the. five-year-oId be-
longing to A. NJ Singer, is thought much
of
FoxhaH Keene or W. c. Whitney may
buy Scepter if he wins for something
like G30OOO. FoXhaH Keene's foHr-yeaT-
old, Olympia, is the only American morse
in the handicap tomorrow.
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TOD SLOAN A BENEDICT.
Sister Says Famous Jockey Has
Married Pretty French Girl.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 1S-Blanche
Sloan, sister of Tod Sloan, the jockey, is
authority for the statement that her
brother has become a benedict, and that
his bride is one of the prettiest little
French girls in Paris. Miss Sloan, who
Bastabel theater, says she and her
brother cash" firmly believe Tod is
married, though he will not admit it.
Tod was devoted to the little girl in Paris
and followed her to America. After com
ing here the wedding occurred. Cash"
is now in Paris, and Miss Sloan expects
definite news in a couple of days about
TOd's matrimonial adventure.
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match at Empire tonight,
wALCOTT TO MEET o,BRIEN.

Several Matches Being Arranged by
Fight Managers.
BOSTON, Mass, March 1S.-Joe Wal
cott signed articles here today TO meet
lack OBrien at Philadelphia, March Is.
Inc men will spar six rounds
William A. Pierce, mana ger of Ceo~ga
Gardner, today forwarded to w NJ
Naughton in Chicago money guarantee
Tor Gardeners appearance against Jack
ROOF at the Wabash Athletic club. April
8. Gardner will train in Chicago
Tom Mcguire. manager of Kid Good
man, the bantamweight fighter. has post
ed forfeit to match Goodman against
any bantamweight in the world at 115
pounds Mcguire claims the bantamwei yht
championship Of the world for Goodman.
CHARrESToN 17.1-,,s ,-,<,
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BUBSER FINDS A PLACE.
Former Western League Pitcher
Signs TO Play With EIgfn.

Signs TO Play With EIgfn.
ELGIN, H., March 1S-Bubser, one of
the star semtprofessional twirlers of
Northern Illinois, was signed today by
Manager Ode Gleason to pitch for the
Elgin team this season In securing the
signature of Bubser to an ElsAH con-
tract Manager Gleason completed his
team for the season The personnel is
Bubser; first base, White. of sycamore.
second base, Bremen. Of Elgin: third
base. Jack Quin,. of Chicago; shortstop-
klnneaIy, OF Chicago; outfieiders, Her.
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OTTAWA, Kan, March 1S-The foot
pan team has come to the aid of the
faculty in the anti-football crusade. A
statement signed by every member of
last years eleven was made public to-
day. In 1t the faculty Is exonerated from
D pam LOT It's recent vetoing Of the game
The statement shows that the action
was no surprise to the players, and as
serts that the team viii not encourage
students to leave the university.
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MAY THROW FITZ.
Delaney Says Jeffries VIII Take ON
Sharkey

OAKLAND, Cal. March 18.-Bnly De-
fancy, manager for James J. Jeffries, the
did not come to terms regarding the Sc
lection Of a referee and the choice Of q
club, he, acting for Jeffries, will open ne
Sharkey. anu
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Cheap Rates to California

Tickets on sale daily at Minneapolis e
St Louis Railroad offices. at rate OF S32 90
from st. Paul or Minneapolis 90 Los
Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego. etc.
Best and most direct route.
Call 1893 Robert street, St. Paul, FOR
tickets and berths
wrestling match At Emnire tonight
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today and was won by Col. Fl. Mccall
mont bay colt st. Maclou. r. s. Siever's
Scepter was second and Mr.. Bindings
OVenorton was third. Twenty three
horses ran.
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Magee made two laps on the gymnasium
track at the Midway school in "a which
is considered very fast
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Lady Rodney Has Details of Case
Kept From Pubic.

LONDON, March 1S-Lady Rodney.
cousin Of the Duke Of Marlborough his
Instituted proceedings for divorce against
her husband, George Bridges Harley Den
nett Rodney. seventh Baron Rodney The
particulars in the case have not been
made public.
Lady Rodney Is a daughter OF BARON
Wtmborne. She was married to Lord = y
ney in 1891. He commanded a batta ion
Of the imperial yeomanry In South Africa,
but resigned in 1900
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Joe murphy win Pre.tda

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 1S-Jo-
seph A. Murphy has accepted an offer
TO preside in the judges stand through
out the Montana circuit meeting.
Wrestling match at Empire tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19
THE
CLEANSING
AND HEALING
CURE FOR
CATARRH
Ely'SGream Balm

Easy and pleasant 10
use. Contains no in
furious drug.
II is quickly absorbed.
Gives relief at once.
Il ooens and Cleanses
the Nasal Passages.
klisys Inflammation.
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AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN.

Placed in Eleven of Twenty-Five
Mounts in France.
PARIS, March 1S-Ameriean Jockeys
had twenty-five mounts in six races dur
ing the contests at Maisons Laffitte to-
day and were placed eleven times B. J.
Rigby got one first and one second place;
J. Reiff and w. B. Buchanan got one
first place each; Milton Henry got two
second and two third places, and Archie
Mcintyre obtained two second and enc
third place.
CORBETT MAKES A GUESS.
One-Time Champion Declares That
JeRries VIII Best Fitzsimslions.
RICHMOND, Va, March 1S-For7ner
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LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP.
First Big Race of Season YVES
Slow.

LONDON, March 18.-The Lincolnshire
handicap, run at Lincoln TO-DAY. was the
hrst big race of the season and drew big
coWds- The preliminary races Were not
very exciting. The Hanlon plate was
won by Sir Waldie Griffith's brown colt
Rice, ridden by Skeets Martin, the
American jockey The handicap of LOCO
ssovereigns, added to a sweepstakes Of
and upwards, the straight mile. was rnn
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Team Makes Statement.

Wrestling match at Empire tonight.
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Heals and Protects the Membrane. Restores the
Senses OF Taste and Smell. Large Size, so cents;
Trial Size. 10 cents. At Druggists or by mail
ELY BROTHERS. SO Warren Street, New York
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Cold swim on a Bet.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March Esd
cameron paid a bet that he lost on the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-19

Wrestling match at Empire tonight.
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SUES BARON FOR DIVORCE.

Wrestling match at Empire tonight.
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Wrestling match at Empire tonight
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
Eduardo QuihOnes MartorelI.
coMERIo

May sshor INFO no qusrisndo ser de los
hltimos en- proclAmAE mny alto oil immense pla.
eeE que RinHi6 mi alma nj leeR Ru artiouio titu-
lAdo GEso 90 mentirAD, debo dssirle, cue si en-
Puerto Rico He hAllArAn una docena oa hom-
brss somo ussed dispuestos Riempre D defender
oil honor dc nuestrA ultrAiAdA BcTinqusn o
poner 81 freno que mereeen Las Iitsrssas de al
Sos funcionarios, tai vez tendIian que meditar
sstos 10 que tban q hReer, pues senIendo o II
indignation y . In protestA de los hombres cul-
tos y honFAdos, Be AbStendriAn de clio; 20, Sc
nor director, en- union de suAtro hermanAs que
tengo, nos sentimos sAtlfeehos por In brill ant be
dsfensA que RcAba uated de hGcer . una ofsnsA
In1ustA meIq alma.
Lot hombres dc gran preStigio y gran re-
presentation gubernAmentAl, como 10 60 el que
nos cfende. Rntes de pretender mAfchitAr
nuestEaa posAs RlegIfAS que vsces Bentlmos,
delta procurRr 10 contfAr1o pues un padre hne.
no y sducAdo tendrfA tAmblen hitos buenos v
sducAdoa tambient pero, lqu6 hemos de hAcari
sl que aiembrA limonss RRrioS no puede cose-
thar chinAa dulces.
PArtieipo q usted, sefor director, que dea-
de In eiudad de las LomAH recibf hoy diA Q del
eoTEiants LnA eRrtA dc mis- hsrmAnAs Ana Ma
RIA HigInlA D0loTes NAIAYio en- 10 que me di
sen pAESiciPs Hu mayor placer por Su bisn de.
dieAoo Artieulo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
C0mit6 Local del
PartidO Federal

HabiSndose acordado en- asambIea csle-
brada ell domingo de los corrientes, que para
ss necesita fgurar inserito y drmado en- ell
reglstro general del partido. tengo ell honor de
invitar . todos los federalas de esta jurisdtc.
ci6n para que Sc dignen cumplir CON dicho
re qnisito, tanto por Ell acuerdo tornado, euanto
que pr6xima Ia campsfa electoral, es precise
tener Ia meior organization de las huestes y
saber ell 6mero eierto de eorreligionarios con
que contAmos.
Al efecto, se hRcs constar que dieho libro
registre se hslla en- poder del Secretario, senior
Villariny, que estar6 en- ID ohcina, alta en- la
calle de Bst8ncss frents nj establecimieDt to o
don Joaquin Moreno, todoa los dias dc 3 . ID
do In mafiana de 2 8 de la taHde.
CpguRs, Julio 10 de 1902.
Modesto SoIa.
p. Prssfdente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
Antonio Rivera.
SAN SEBASTIAN

Los que snscrihen prote stan en6rglcamen-
te de Las ftAsss vertidAs contra el hogAr Ia f..
niia puertorrfquefis, lansadR por ell Goberna-
dor Civil de este desgrRciado pais, 10 devuel-
ven fategr& deSpreciadA nj rostro del que de
mAnera tan AtrevldA nos zAhiere en- 10 mas pu-
70 de nuestFos sentimientos 0 Ia veg sirVan
estRs iineAs como felicitaeion Rl valente di-
rector de els DemocrAeiaa, sc for Abril, por su
Artfculo titulado GEEo es mentiraS, en- dtfsnsa
de II dignidAd criollA.
Su Artfculo, senior Abril, producirk sscosor
en- la alta esfsra gubernAmental quien sabe
81 entire algunos poeos de services paisanos que
, cAmbio oe. una sonrisa, dan 10 mAs ssgrAdo
de los intsreses del hombrs, la dignfdad de 10
patris; pero slga usted sdeAnte, que el pueblo,
oil verdAdero pueblo puersorriqueao que aients
y pisnsA como uGted, le &compada entire aplau-
sos v le colocR muy alto donde no alcance la
bRba TabioSa de los desenguRdos.
Para concluir solo repetiremos una frass
de "a artfeulo;
atMr., Hunt sst& dsm&s en- esta pAisla
Gabriel z .vAlR Medina, Luis A. Dome
neeh, Marcel1ano Cabrera. Ramon Perez, Te-
leEforo Rivers, Manuel Msndex Lacisga, Fldel
3. Mendss, GumeTsindo Ros, J. Rufo Echsva-
rrta, Carlos Rosa del VAiIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
DORADO

Las que 6sta Armamos, no podsmos per-
m3necer cAlIAdAs = las insultAntss palabras
que Ell gobsrnAdor Hunt dirigs contra Ell honor
de 10 mn1sr puertorriquefa, Asf nosotrAs gus
remos hAcer constRr para 81 nuestra prote,t tA
er6rgicA para vos st n1r director 10 mas
entuslAstA v RincerA fslicitacion por au viril
Ar1fculo GECso es msntira.D Las mujsres puer-
torYiq uenAs dehemos todAs sentirnos oKgulloRRs
al cont&F en- nueSsra armada Blrfnqusn CON nm
dsfsnsor tan iluHtre " en6rgico como vos.
sns humildes servidorRs.
Maria q. Torres, Ramona Torres Morales
y PetEoniIA Torres de Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
lose Bandas.
PATILLAs

VuestFo snSgiso Hrtfculn GEso es mentira, ,
con oil euAl rsbAlis Ia torps Anrmaei6n de un
gobsEnants imprudsnte, 10 he leldo J releido
vAriAs vsces, sxperimsntAndo en- cAda una de
sllos IN legitimo y natural oEgnllo de ser vues-
tro eompatriotA.
I'm mi ssIscci6n de GArtieuIoa MagistralesD
10 he coloeado, junto y los tAmbien vuessHos
sWillAm FL. NE KfnlsyD y AL Martirio de un
Hombre.D
Adeiante, ssfor AbTiI, ell pats puertorrique.
no estA nj lRdo de los hombres que, eomo us
ted, defender sE honor y despFecia rsehasa
O sue grAtuftos eAlumniAdoresI..8
El que con fRAse inimitable hiso In apollo
giA del aasgraclAdo pResidente William Ell Mc
KInley, NO podfa de1AF de hRcer In trissfsima
oel que iniuri6 en- 10 mas caro- y venerable o In
infoYtunAdR pAtriA KiquehA.
Reeiba, pues, 10 humildfsima peFo sineera
fslieitaei6n de uno de los que os Admiran ,
AplAudsn.
Domingo /. Arias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-15
Ell c6Iera en- Russia

Sc han deseubisrto nuehos easos de cole
ra an In eiudAd rusa de O1essa, en- el Mar
Negro.
Pr6ximamente han sueumbid0 ya veinie
atAesdoe de c6Iera existen muehos mas, al
gunos grave estado.
mi Mar Negro Ia sido cerrado al eomercio
del mundo las abtoridades ruaaE han esta-
blacfdo una rfgurosa cuarenasna.
Ge ignora cisrtsmente como In aldo impor-
tsda In epidemia Russia se cree que In pro-
ps g6 en isssa IN buque que lego q dicho
ruerto procedense de Oonstantinopla.
Las autoridades m6dicas ban estabiecido
al cordon sanitarfo afslando el Norts del Sur.
El gobierno de Aismania ha adoptadc
tambisn riguroias prscaucionss contra el CO
leEa.