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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
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NOTICIAS DIRECTAS

ci6n dc Ian rnssAa an las proxlmas slsesionss.
Sc anGuantra sn esta ciudad 81 doctor Pa
sArall, de Yauco, candidate y In ekmRra por sl
Dlshrito de AguRdilR.
Pareee DUE los dirtdsntas condaban en Is
poldbrG Snoesttua de 4uilbs, OAsRdo y Murilo,
para AtrAar 10 ios pnros realisar la union,
ds Rqni que en- kquellos diRs en- que ss trAtaba
de ella con tRnto empeno por loH dIsidentss,
ordenRseu estos In celebration da meetings 10
das lss aardss, en- que odciaban principalmsn-
10 dichos enatnertes trtbtt7l0s.
Nussirc particular amigo doctor don Ma
nusl MO CT AndfA, candidate q 10 CSmarA por
oil partido paro, - encusntra en- esaA eindad.
Sc sneusntEa anfermo Bssosfta. Hay quien
AAribnys Un sassdo 81 canssnetn prodHcido por
nus gsstiones para llegAr 4 WAahington. Oir0s
opinan qus mas senctoIs que suH cofradeP essA
muy sbasld5 al var como 50 dsrrumhR, apssas
del acusriio del Ejsensivo, ell pDdeFio que ha-
hisn uanrpAdo y que tan NAL han smplssdo.
Sea eual fu3re ls Gauss, lgmsntamos In enfsr-
msdRd de asta RdvsrHRrio,que resulta con mas
agallas que cusrpo.
co JuarA Dlas sigue Is eosa que arde.
Don Maraslino SO muers con santa RcsividRd,
que sslsuiol tsmisndo 10 apliqusn sl apodo qus
ssniA 81 tOcAyo RomAni.
e. msating auspsndido en- Maehuelo 80
llavArA d eAbo oil domingo. Promsss qusdar
muT iucldo pof 10 sntnsc4oo que 30 nOsk eu lcs
fedsrAiss da dteho barrie.
Ii bRnaera pusrAorriqnena que varias ss-
6orisas do III Plays han bordsdo para sl Club
federal do aqusl hArrio, rssultA hsrmosisimA.
Ei diR DO sR sxtrano hRbrS IN nsssing esplen-
dido.
Ha rsgraaAdo dc 10 Hacienda oolGorss don.
de 80 ensonsraha veransando, In familiR de
nnessro nGsrido amigo 81 Lsdo. Llorsns To-
rRas.
Las prasos Carmen Quiles, Manuel Casts
lion, Luis B lt6 Franeiseo Silva han dssistido
del rsenrso anta sl Supreme hoy Sc Les IN
noNaeAdo como dsdnislvA lA sentsnela.
HGea ares eaatTo diks que los n6msroa
del xSArl JoAn Nsw4S y La DEMocRACIA cue
reeihe el ssr>r Sotasro, aa venden tan pronto
llegan, qnsdendo muehos c0mprRdores ain
conssg Girlcs poP ser Ii demAnda igual en- los
emks pElnAos de vanta.
caps sshores les aeorssjamos ss snscrf'
ban, paes 90 81 modo de rsciolr con Begnridsd
oil psri6die3.
La earFesrondsneia para los EstRdoa Uni
dos 80 rssoisTs ess4 sArds o las seis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Para la marina iaponesa

El gceisTna iApones hA lpxesapnssaRdo Ia
aamA De dies millcnes De dollars. para lA ;cns-
Rueei6a do actwasados crnesros.
Lea brAnRie@ dAE&n ccRtsnxc fpmeafasA-
menAe sn lea AAAiilexos del Gce1srno en- NaEa-
aky Nobe.
Dtehoa asAlfieroa 1Ar0naNes estAn o8tc 10
agraaei6r d trktanfarcs anrQpaca sgaeAnt0s,
nero taao 10 nseesaEfo para . soassxeeeieln %
los hUqnss ds GusfKA sara assho GO e. ApNn.
T.nm Arcuea sar&n ennsirplfca eon Arfeg
= La 6Ittmos ns,dssss da ssts klpo ds mAqElnas
ramhFAa an an prearruesl2de In can nffdlRd
de bEan ralllcnsiI Go dollars para IN asIsnfs ds
las cosiAa y paetsca'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

tetuDPe q.
A eAusA de las iluvi4s de astos diAs saIen-
cnsntran las caliss que dan gramA. Aiganas
do elias sRt&n ilaNrAnbitAbles, AtAsekndosd los
vahieuloS On sus snormes bAehaB
ioh, adnini.traci6n repuoliSanAi
EstGn de srhorAbusnA los vscinos al lie
eAlle De ISAbsi, troSo ccmprandido entrA ls
plASa 10 salls Mayor. Hoy she&ron ios pra-
Roa I'm linn pleSA v sstahsn desRguAndo lAf eu.
netRs de diehA inAnKAnR.
Para sl diA sAAores ssAkn usfalAdoa ios jni-
clos del BsnaR HAsiBtini, " al de oil agrssrr de
doE Pedro DslpiRs EIta 6'timO HsvIaas vsfda-
dsra importAnciA por iAS eondlcionss del cri.
men
L&atimA verdAdsFa.sa qua la limpissA de
loa pRsgos rssnlIA como los soinAtss, poR bsnl-
pcrAdAH. 81 hubiara ARid uIdad an ella pCdfA'
mos evltARnos uehaE entermada ados cue rRao-
noesn como eauaas los mlasmar de los immune
rabies foecs do infasei6n que sxistsn On ants
sIndad.
Nusstro amigo don Psdro JuAn PARA re.
eloirA mny proEtc una prscIosA lancha da VI.
per para pGssAr 10 bahia. Anbsa de ga ahtrs.
sHs husnos amigos.
3D. Fiscal sn sus eoneluVionos provislohslss
pida para Carlos Paehseo, 10 Ipena de saasro
Anosy m eseE. Muy en- hrsve 90 vsra estA cas-.
On. REPRESENTA- los proessAdos oil letrRdo
ssnor AsestA oninssrc.
Sc NOS dlca que poH oRden del FltcAl ha
aldo mRndadR Arehiv1r | 9 CANA Que sfgufR
Al sRTgsnto Patlsrne por Aeomstiuisnto o. Ca
nimiro Garcia. Ri ARredid partsnees AE gar
Sldo rapneisRnO pnRo.
5a BenAlR para dacreAaS i@ libsrtAd ptovl-
sionAl de CArcR DlaSpR ia RanKK de SOD do
liars. Ssgun tansmos entsndtdo hoy sc hrAs-
hean gsBsionss eSs ssntid0, de mode que
proeAhigmsnhe mAnRnA sara pneBto en- iibar-
lad.
Annqus So1aviA no SO hR aenaladc Eof ls
smprsRA del trRnviA slsstrieo sl diR para la
eelabrAelon De otro match, vAl:ioH oheiAlas nos
han mRnhaAtRdo qua caRnio ailo suesda seli-
elsarAa no convoqne janAA da eaeialss " sA sliR
30 OpcndtAn retTulsarnanse qrs este tsnsIe 10
gar en- eondielones dssvantsjosas para Io5I bonn +.
nercs, que como IA 10 hamos ma nifsstado4 van
GEfSn q ser sl inserumento para el lue|rO dc
diehA emprssA,
HA eansAdn may nUenA impression ah los
tsderAlaB De saia cluaAA lR Gaelsi6a del Eirse-
aoFio. de TevAr . los trioun&las nj Consstd Eis.
enaivc, per sl sener3o aomAdo sohrs intssvsn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
CANDIDATURA FEDERAL
lEN BAYAMCN

Los fsdsFalss do BAyan6G han aeosdado
hasAr In s'g1isnas eanGtdAiurh las nrnhs, sn
Las pF6xtmRs eleecicnast
AleAlde Don Ram6n Santiago.
JnaS MGcteiosl Don Joa& s. SAbAA.
Sapiants 3.-Dan Msnnal q. Host0s.
CnnEelAleR Don Lnis Alarli, den Manuel
nkvilR, don Manuel Bnnueiaa, don JLsllrc
DiAS, don MAansl Hsrran, don A fredh AR
chilias don Jns@rh Anderson, don GrsgoTio
SolR. don Jcael Ramos.
JantA de Inssrueet6a DE, Agcxtfa Saahl.
don Manuel Vie. OleEo, don FfanelsSo Gaala-
KgoE Gal ArEoytA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
BATALLA DECISIvA

nAa ssnsdo una bAAallA dsstslvA Is fag-
.mn e. Makos lsa ae C4saro esrcA d Fsosl
Dfcnam egs asm generates CaaaTo rsrfAlo.
non sets mf1 home1ea avanSAron @s1 - = -.
\ PA6. dend9 50 sns0nar.fcn go 1e
ponahinadA ds MAaoa Msn1o1A. N..a.. a.
Los RvfscB AasgaF@n qas ~ Iass--As
nan nn0R ales9 mft hemeksa ~ =" ssA
Sc ignexA al ifesalaaao. s..,,..
In FnasAQ ERpanAa hAn naaiL1 sIks - - 80
Rahalas=, Id ncaiHA GA 30 iAa Asppaa y" e@1''~
FagFaaAx VAleEFA'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
GRAN SASTRER RIA
DE r AGON-TES
FortaIeza 28. Allen St. 28-

antguo acreditado estabecmnto ademas de ex
cases ngees FraDceses
clientele traj hschos de casm de meida
ST surtido de corbstas tiran
genoveses cueo punos camsas Negg6e banca
Camisas especa Ffack Smoking otros arcu
cabaIleros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
San -
NOTlAS POR C(DRREGe

Oesuogs 7.
Nanlra aals para loa Esladoa- unldos si
/ vspor Au.sRieano acArseasa qna IN llagado de
ssg6n rsHsrsD pass gsroa llegaaoa ia souel
| pals I'm guerra eonsiE6a eA6a dfa mks anesrna-
sads. nj sSsFsmo De ssr imroslols ali IN Tids.
AAssnran qaa antss dc Naviamhra sasars
tsrninadR In guerra con sl srinRf0 d. los rs-
voinei0nitracs.
e. ahcgado don WsncsslAo BardA n trans.
tsrido su vlais "a los EsfadoH Unidoi para sl
THE HELvETIAs.-s7, Gala 10 In orus.
Gran ease d hu6spsdes. s.raels u Hots.
midas . so ssnsavOs enhisrto. BAno. Talsfono
lSs- AparslcO soErso s0s. PrcPieaaric--Psdro
NoTA.-E.s. Aossl s.ss sarge d. ana -.
Ecrfs@ aAEaana
Haa soaarsfto mssrtronfo sn s.s. ssO,,.,
Con Ansonio GancfA con In sen1ritA Jossfa
GAn6ia.
g domingo II dal eorrisa4s en es ss<rsno
de Passta de Ttsxfa. frense IA sSrsal ia ssts
eiaaad, 40 llaEAEA sRno dos partidas Ia pale
ARa.
La pa4aaera arars los olnea pasrI,~rscu..
Hcs xHaeiinas <4 Dc JaIfo
Ia ssE1ndA ansre ell club eAlmandarsa. v
SA1aons, tas parstzA prometsE erssar mar /
inssrssanist dRoo al snsnsissmc qua rsfna sn. /
IRA tiehcs saRhs.
Tamhlea noa disan qaa 10 axaaarkat praaaas
de gran EcEsi6sxAelon.
PRoBABLE coNFLIcTo. -. saesra 4.
IN momsEsse c1Ee cue aaasfle un eca fI sea1 an 1
sxa doa ecaeeldMs N2cioaes Sc rrlns ar Or6s1
Los eelnRnkaa raspactfwc@ han. raeaef5o Sr- I
9anea uNgan fGsfr1As Ge realgmKaa.
IN eMaa unA es dsehas nAelonas rssnR ura
cor faaaea hadeaesar1ioza = eaoA nGranfsnse
rnlilsAra oe7aA,nAn grAn3a@ aa8aoR " dasxravns 1
Para amman Al ruselc rrerararln ~ar~ - 4
lneha. los seaoxes csdisrno. L61as z cs sasns-
sF6aa da rhntfsir 10 coo harrEaea IL sa aereass
lAaA aeFvaaa 70 URt6n RnaRsarriansna. f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

pronac Sc insrodaeirkn kfandas reformaa
on el Parque RoTfnqGen, con objsto DO dRrls
mss amsnidad aaqu uel local.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
gqDnl u q tell

Ron veo procede dob destilaci6n 10
10 certfca
oro Qufmico Municipal Juan Ell pdbico prefe
conhteras colmados
estabIecmientos acreditados de In cudad.
Dep6sdo genero1: FEDERICO GATELL-Nayagues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

- Jos4G. del VAlle (Fcstslesa 7l.HOn-
eiHas para In gessi6n de aauntaa admiaistrasi-
vos 81 todcs les cansscs ofeiaisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

Sa Rssgura cue Hn alfo sapleado del go
hisgne ha hseho rsnBneia de 81 cargo.
EEAs emplsaG0 pRrees que no es de ioa Gus
80 s6ap1sn = eisTsoB proeeolnsiantos.
SgG6n NOS asegnrAn al gosegnsdog no
aeeraaTA sBta FannneIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

I'm eonniai6n de los fsderkiss de Mo gran
de, han LEG ado hoy q ssta cspitsl don Ariurs
de la Orua otros caballeros, Ioa cuales naT
eonfarenciado largaments con ell ssfior Palmer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

MANGAS 7 CAPIROTES. yersoa de Luis
Rodrignsg Cabrera Da vsnlil an j. ealla d.
II FortalssA no. 81 oil prseio isa 10 eentavos sI
stsmElsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

En dfas pasAdoa dimos una noticia. sse.
gurgndo Que Ffuto Bldor ora nlisEanro oe ias
snrhaa E.aa EefIor nos aaeguEa qua 81 no 90
tnrbs nt 10 ssr& nuneR, pues sa una persona
dacante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

HA eaussdo may nuenA inpPssi6n ah los
tsdeFAlaB De eaia etuaAa lA daeisi6a del Fires
eoTio. De tleVAr . los triouu&las nj Conssjd Eis.
enaiVc, poR sl sener3o tomAdo sohre intskvsn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Gssubrs q.

CetubPs 2.
A eAusA de las iluviAs de estos dias SCI an
cnsntrRn las calies qua dan gramA. AigHnas
do elias BRb&n inNrAnBitAblea, AtAseAndosd los
vshieulos IN sus snormes bAehaB.
iOh, adminittraci6n repuoliranAt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

causa da Las ranunci&s J ncencIaa
varios uaiem nroa del Tribunal de Distrito, es
AN usralixsdos los i uisios oralas an dieho tr
bunal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

ci6n de laa anssAs en- las proximRs slseeiones
Sc aneuantra sn esta cIudad al doetor Pa
Barall, de Yauco, candidate In cAmRTa por O
DIstrito de Aguadilla.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
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CURRENT COMMENT.

The New York Evening Post Qnd.)
says: 1T is long since the Democrats
have had an issue upon which they
could show united front and could
appeal to the people with good pros
pect of success. But they have it now
On platform of subsidies for the
rich, their opponents will be heavily
handicapped in the fall campaign. How
the Senate Republicans could give this
advantage to their enemies is mys-
terry, unless they fancy that millions
and millionaires have become so COM
mon that the public eye is blurred and
dazzled in beholding them, and has
ceased to apply either business princi-
pies or the ordinary rules of mortality
to them. We are perhaps in the way
of finding out whether this is true or
not"
The Philadelphia Times CDem.) says
of the vote on the subsidy bill: 1T is
creditable to the senators from Iowa,
Wisconsin and Vermont that they had
the moral courage to vote against a
party measure which was obnoxious to
their convictions of sound national
policy. Allison, Spooner and Proctor
with their colleagues, form a very dis
tinguished group. 1t would be hard
to pick six senators from the forty-two
voting for the subsidy bill who would
carry more solid weight. Among these
fortytwo there must have been many
who disapproved the whole idea of
subsidies to ship owners, but party
discipline constrained them, and they
put themselves on the level of the men
whose views of craftsmanship are
framed to accord with campaign con-
tributions."
The Washington Post Und) says:
ut is borne in upon us that, what
ever Mr.. Crumpacker himself may
have in mind, the machinery he is
about to set in motion win work for
mischief and decentralization. The ac-
tivities of the committee contemplated
in his resolution cannot possibly ben
eft in an equal degree both the coun-
try and the Republican party. They
are bound to reinstate a deplorable re-
gime and 20 set in motion again those
practices which. because of their evil
results. were dismissed and rebuked
by public opinion more than a quarter
of a century ago. They Will bring tur-
moil and disorder in their train-per-
haps worse; who knows? Have the
Republicans learned nothing from ex-
pcrience? Is it possible that, after the
terrible and tragic utilities of the
reconstruction and the carpet-bag
eras, they still contemplate a return to
the blunders. the calamities, and the
crimes of thirty years ago? Shall we
usher in the deluge. merely to enable
the Republicans TO capture the ngro
vote in certain close districts of the
West?"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
BRIGHT BITS.

Mrs. Noosens-"My daughters be-
coming more proficient. She plays
regular pieces, now. You don't notice
her playing exercises now as much as
she did" Mrs. Naybor-"No, but L no.
tice her playing exercises my husband
as much as ever it did."-Philadelphi
Record.
Two Great Events-Amos Corn
shuck-'I seen by the paper that
they're talkin' of connectin' Ameriky
with the Philippines by one o. them
there cables" Hiram Clod-"This has
been great century fer improve
ments. I'm thinkin' of putin a new
barb wire fence clean across tibet low
er eighty-acre lot."-Leshe's Weekly.
"A Great SUGGESTIVE Medical Ex-
pert-'Tm sure your baby shows what
our modern methods will do. Did you
follow my directions?" Mother-"Oh,
yes. First, 1 skinned the milk, and
added two parts of hygienic water and
two parts of your celebrated modifier.
Then 1 carefully sterilized the whole"
And then?" Il threw it out of the
window and gave the baby the cream"
Life
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
GriggR Makes q Point.

Representative Sulzer of New York,
has come to the conclusion that this is
a white mans country, and the con-
clusion was forced upon him at the
Mckinley memorial services held in
the House at which Prince Henry was
present, says the Washington corre-
spondence of the Philadelphia North
American. Sulzer and Griggs Of Geor-
gia, sat together, and Griggs whisper
ed: Look at the galleries, do you see
anything unusual?'
NO" said Sulzer.
Look around and see if you can see
a colored person anywhere"
Sulzer looked, but not a dark skin
was visible.
Just as we have always claimed in
the South" said Griggs. You North
erners only pretend to have affection
for the negroes"
The tickets of admission to the gal
leries had been distributed by members
of the House and Senate, and not one
of them from the East, West, North or
South had presented a ticket to a ne
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
index TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting-Landrum Lodge No. As. F.
e. A. M.
Special Notices-Ship Notices, Will
hanson & Rauers, Agents; Andrew
Hanley Company; Ship Notice, Pater-
son-Downing Company. Consignees;
Ship Notice, Strachan & Co, Consign-
ees.
Business Notices-Buchu Gin.
Amusements = Spooner Dramatic
Company at 'Theater Tonight.
Dress and Walking Skirts-B. H.
Levy & Bro.
New Trimming Laces-At The Bee
Hive.
Friday Great Bargain Day-Leopold
Adler.
Wash Goods-At Hogan's.
Piano Players-McArthur & Sons Co.
Corsets-W. B. Erect Form Corsets.
Cigars-Humboldt Cigars.
Uneeda Biscuit-National Biscuit
Company.
Watches-Waltham Watches.
Washing Powder-Pearline.
acknowledgements; Castoria; Mum
yon's Dyspepsia Cure; Dr. Hathaway
Co.; Hostetter's Stomach Bitters; Pyr-
amid Pile Cure; Dead Shot Vermifuge;
Mothers Friend; Stuart's Dyspepsia
Cure; Paine's Celery Compound.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Hel
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For
Rent, For Sale; Lost; Personal; Mis-
cellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21

Before making millions. says the New
York World ex-senator Edward o.
Wolcott and his brother established a
law and real estate Office in George
town, Col. Henry Wolcott ran the
real estate business and did fairly
well, but there was nothing doing in
the law and the ex-senator became
discouraged and decided to move to an
adjoining camp, where a silver lead
had been struck. He packed his be-
longings on a donkey. Just as he was
leaving he remembered his first sign,
reading ED Wolcott & Bro"
You don't want that sign, do you,
Henry?" asked the ex-senator.
mo, Ed; take it along" replied
Henry.
Edward packed the sign on the dom
key and arrived at the new mining
camp the next afternoon about dusk,
The miners came up and looked him
over. One of them read the sign
strapped on the donkey's back and
asked:
(Which of you is Ed?"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
THE FRY BILL IN THE HOUSE.

There is a great deal of speculation
subsidy bill in the House. The fact
that six of the most prominent of the
Republican senators voted against it,
and that several Republican senators
did not vote at all, is taken as an in
dication that there will be many Re-
publican votes against it in the House
enough, some think. to defeat it.
Views differ greatly as to whether
or not it will be taken UP for action
at the present session. Mr.. Grosvenor,
the chairman of the Committee on Mer-
chant Marine, says that his committee
will report the bill to the House at an
early day. and he expresses the opin-
ion that it win be passed by a much
larger majority than it received in the
Senate. There are other Republicans,
however, who are of the opinion that
Mr.. GrosYenor is not as well informed
in regard to the matter as he will be
later on. They say that the House
will not undertake to consider the bill
until next winter, for the reason that
there is a strong sentiment against it
throughout the West, among Repub-
licans as we'll as Democrats, and that
if it should be passed at the present
session the chances are that the Re-
publicans would lose number of con-
gressional districts.
1t is pointed out that both of the
Iowa senators voted against it, and
that fact is sufficient to warn the Re
publican leaders that Iowa Republi-
cans are against it. 1t is not known
what the attitude of the Speaker is
in regard to the bill, but he has al
ready lost some of his popularity by
the position he has taken on the Gu
ban reciprocity question and cannot
skip subsidy bill. 1t is probable there
fore that he will follow the lead of the
two senators from his state, and oppose
the bill. Without his cooperation it
would be practically impossible to get
the bill before the House at this SEES
sion.
1t is a safe statement that il will
be permitted to go over to the next
session, Notwithstanding the assertion
of Gen. Grosvenor that it will be
passed at the present session. The
congressional elections will be over
then and Republican representatives
will feel freer to vote for the bill if
the party leaders insist that it shall
be passed.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
why Church was Crowded.

A certain little Flemish watering
place much frequented by English and
American visitors has two attractions,
Presbyterian church and a roulette
table, says the New York Tribune. At
a recent service in the church it &C.
CURED to one of the pillars that it
might be lucky to play the number of
the hymns after the service at the
roulette table. So he stole out of the
church and did so. 1t happened that
the number of the hymn did turn up,
and the lucky coup became the talk
of the village for the rest of the week.
Next Sunday the church was crammed
to the door. The pious pastor was re-
joiced in heart. After a powerful ad-
dress he gave out Hymn No. o."
The moment the words left his lips.
to his CONSERVATION, there was a rush
to the door, and he was left with a
faithful handful to upraise their agi-
tated strain of praise. AS for the rest
they made Decline from the house
of prayer to the house of play. 1t is
said that their little adventure cost
them all very dear.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
PERSONAL.

Citizens of Albemarle county, Vir-
ginia, have organized the Jefferson Me-
mortal Road Association for the pur-
pose of building a public boulevard
between Charlottesville and Monticello,
where President jefferson lies buried.
The road will be two miles long, and is
expected to cost $4,000.
st. Paul, it appears, does not ap-
prove of the stall saloons Mavor
Smith, of that city, has just signed an
ordinance which provides for the re-
moval of doors and curtains from every
Wine room and stall in the city. Full
view of the interior is one of the re-
quirements.
A boom in the use of mechanical
motors throughout South Africa will
ensue Immediately on the termination
of the war. No real development of it's
boundless resources can be accomplish
ed so long as the primitive method of
transportation by OK wagon in districts
remote from railways is adhered to.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21

"And why, may inquire" said Sem
ator Burrows to Senator Penrose, ac-
cording to the Washington correspond
ence of the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can, did you intrciuce that amend
ment to the proposition to elect sena-
tors by the direct vote of the people?"
Merely to make it more difficult, .
said Mr.. Penrose.
That reminds me- said Senator De-
pew. of the Englishman who had been
at several club gatherings in this coun-
try, where wits were assembled, and
thought it incumbent on him TO do
something for their entertainment next
time they met. He sat down, and with
much labor composed a conundrum.
Next time he got to the club he
aired his production: What is it, he
asked, that has feathers, a long beak,
builds its nests on chimneys, stands on
one leg in the water and barks like a
dog?'
Nobody could guess. Then the Eng
lishman gravely announced that the
answer was a stork.'
But you bally ass one of the hear
ers said, "a stork doesn't bark like a
dog
i know that he replied. only
put that in to make it more difficult.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-21
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