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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02
homas Craig.

An old man by the name OF Thomas
Craig apparently without any friends OF
kinspeople. died at the hospital Monday
OF paralysis The county buried him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02
DEATHS.
Melini.

The 6-months-old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Melini died at their home
last Thursday of cholera infantum.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02
EIks carnival-portlaua, Sept. lst TO I, Inc

For the above, excursion tickets will
be on sale Sept. LIST, 3rd, 5th, Sth, 9th,
10th, and 18th, at $3.50 for the round
trip including one admission coupon to
the carnival, good going on date of sale
only, good returning seven days from
date of sale. II. S. Meeks, Agent.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02

We close out small lot of boys
clothing, ages to Is years as long as
they last at 80 cents on dollar. Cof-
fin Bros.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02

The legislature of South Caroline
passed bill which permits the carryin'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
Yours Faithfully
wlLLIAMS-HUCHES co.
January II,

Just come in, and therefore, it was
impossible to call meeting of the
State pension board before.
1.-The State pension ooard when
it meets, has to consider each new
application, which is necessarily a
slow and tedious process, and also
hear appeals, etc 1t is quite
likely they will he in s sion ssv-
eral days this year, as the mum Der
of new applicants Is very large.
After thar work is over, the pen
sion clark then has to prepare the
pay roll, FOR the vlerks OF court
Of each county, end as thero are
over 5000 names, this of itself
takes some little time.
1t is tho desire of the State pen,
sion board to pay the pensioners,
just ss sosn as possible, as they
who are in constant touch with
them, know just how great is
their need Of this holp and every
expedition possible Is used"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

1t was Senator James K. Jones
who. either on bis own motion.
or at the instigation of others,
tried to queer the Democracy Of
Senator AcLaurin, first by max
ing intolers BILE his connection with
the Democratic caucus, and sec
ond, by denying him committee
appointments. And now, Mr..
Jones, where is he? According to
the returns 80 for received from
tho Arkansas primaries, held last
Saturday, it would appear that if
the Democratic voters of that state
are not well on to this distinguish.
cd gentleman, they have not got
4 great aoaI more to learn.
lorkvills Enquirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

TO what Is the wonderful growth
Of Lancastsr within the past ten
years due? What induced such men
a. W.B. Plyler, d. f. HslAs, &.
W.Plyler, B. Cunningham, S. Fl.
Plylsr, Z. K. Mcllwain, S. d.
Robinson, j. c. Bowling, j. +.
DAVIS, H. +. Cotfey, II. n. Sow.
oil, r. L. Riddle, L. II. Rollins.,
L. G. Hicks and Others We might
mention to inve,t In property here
and bscsme permanent citizens of
the town! What brought large
nun ber of other good citizens hsrs
who arc occupying rented homes.
There can bs but one answer-
eur excellent graded school. This
fact admitted, will any enc doubt
that the growth of the town 10 on
" limited by the capacity of the
building to accommodate pu-
pills The present crowded quart
srsof thsschsel, to eur knowledge,
has deferred four of the best
eitizsns of the county from moving
TO this place the present year. |
1--WE OF them have about decided
to 60 to Rock Hill but will recon
slider if . com odisus aad suitable
school building is provided
here. We hope 80 citizs. will op-
psse the isssing Of bonds for tho
purpose Of erecting snch y Guild
ing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
State Pensioners.
A Statement Concerning Work to
be Dono Before Payment Cau
be Made.
January IL, 1902.

The following official state nent
for the benefit of the pensioners
at the State was issued yesterday
from the State pension depart
ment:
"Every yoar, almost s. soop as
the Legislature adjourns and the
appropriations for pensions be-
comes available, such questions
are constant y asked, az "Whsa
should the money be paid out 20
"Why should tho poor old soldiers
and widows be kept waiting SO
long for their money, when they
need it SO badly ?" etc., etc.
"Thsss and various other quss-
tions can best bs answered by q
simple statement Of the amount of
work necessary before this fund
can DO disburs.l.
"The varisu. county pension
boards are supposed to meet on
the third Monday In January of
each year, to pass on all new ap-
plications and revise the oil list
OF pensioners. 1t il nocesssry in
every county to have several meet
ings before they can get their re-
ports in proper shape to send IN
to the State pension beard, and
even after they are received here,
every mail brings in belated ap-
plications from the chairmen re-
questing that they be added to
their rolls. This is not the fault
Of the boards, but is due to the
fact that the applicants for PEN
sions often are unacquainted with
the time board meets, or have had
difficulties in getting witnesses,
etc.; in many cases the boards held
their reports back purposeIy hop
ing TO get all the applications 10
at once. The board requested that
all the reports should be in by
March i, but the last one has
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
Scarcity of Csttsn.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
New York, April 3.-This state
mont WAS given out tonight:
81 cannot emphasize too strong
ly the strength of the present cot
ton situation. The receipts indicate
absolute exhaustion while exports,
which are today again double the
receipts, reflect the sagsrnsss of
the demand The only large guam
tity of cotton that is left available
to meet the enormous demand ia
the stock II. Now York and New
Orleans. At other points existing
stocks are nearly all sold or con-
tracted for. 1t appears to NE now
that the physical impossibllity of
getting enough cotton to keep
the worlds spinners going will bs
sooner than / had anti
cipated, and continue to believe
in very prompt reflection of
this fact by IN Immediate and
sharp advance in the market.
Theodore. H. Price
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
EDITOR AND MANAGER.
The seventeen nice new residen

The ssvsnteep nice new residen-
css erected in West End within
the past few years bear testimony
to tho great advantage the q AIDED
school has been in building up our
town. Think Of the numerous eth
or dwellings erected in other por-
items of the town. Think how much
mere taxable property there is
here now than there was ten years
ago-Property that is not only
helping pay the school tax but is
helping bear the burden of State,
County and Town taxes as we'll.
Has not the graded school been
= paying investment Are You will
ling for the town to atop where it
ss Are you willing to put.a barri-
Or II the way Of its further pro-
grsss and growth by refusing to
erect . school building that will bs
attractive as eur excellent schsol
has been . building that will
accom- MEDIATE double the aumbsr
Of pupils and constructed with
sp' clal regard to light, and the
health of childrenl Have you the
interest of the town at heart
To bring the matter nearer homo
to you, have you no thought Of
your childrsn's sys-sight, their
heslth! You complain that other
peoples little children are allowed
to work in cotton mills ald sigh
for pity when you look into their
pale faces when they are in better
and more healthful quarters than
your own little child crowded in
to half darkensd school room
breathing it. impure atmosphere.
Think we'll before you cast ysur
vote next Friday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

leading schools of the State audhas
the most creditable scnoel exhibit
At the Exposition. The school has
outgrown its present quarters and
al the request Of the taxpayers the
board of trustees of the school
district have called an election on
the question of issuing bonds for
the erection of d suitable school
building. OF course it will carry.
The Lancaster people have grown
too progressive and far, sighted
to votc down such a self evident
need.
Our interest in Lancaster
has not abated in the least
since We gave up our residence
there. and we are glad to see her
prosperins Ia things intellectual
and material. We have 8 little town
do vn here, and it isn't such a lit
tie town either, that's going to
make h0r = close second in these
things. Croakers may prate about
kershaw's demise as much as they
please but they will awake some
day to the realization that she's q
very pert corpse.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
CataHba Falls.
The Enormous Horse Power to he
Developed by the Dukes.

Messrs. j. q. Davis. L. X.
Elliott and j. Il Mcdonald.
Wlansboro gentlemen who with
In the past year or so have pur-
chased, as agents, all the lands in
the vicinity of the great Cstaw ba
falls necessary for the accom-
pllshmsnt Of their plans in the
development of the water power.
which Is one of the most nagni-
ficent in the vhele world, visited
the falls last Thursday and Friday
in conpany with the muti-mil-
lionaire, j. B. Duke, president of
the American Tobacco Company,
and his associates, b. n. Duke,
treasurer of tho American Tobac-
CO Company; George A. Watts,
capitalist, and w. a. Erwin,
president of number of cotton
mills ia North Carolina.
A special to The News and
Csurisr frsm Chester concerning
the visit of these gentlemen to
the falls, says:
While no intsrvisw could DO
had with any of tbs gsntleme.
in question, it is believed that the
capitalists we're greatly. pleased
with what they saw and are more
determined than ever to develop
the immense water power now
running to waste. 1t Is pretty we'll
understood that it is the purpose
Of these capitalists to use thsse
thousands of horse power, ssti-
mated at frsm fifty to one hundred
thousand, for the development
OF electricity, which will be trans
Hittsd to the mills and munisip-
alitiss of upper Carolina for tho
purpose of furnishing motive
power and lights.
While at ens time it was hoped
by the promoters of this deal
that it would result in the up-
building Of big industrial centre
at the falls yet it is learned from
one who seems to be con to- tho
plans of the gentlemen named
that the remoteness of tho place
from the railroads and tho un-
favorable Typographical conditions
render it almost certain that the
power will only bo generated there
and transmitted elsewhere for
commercial purposes.
The gentlemen who have been
negatiotins the deal are to be con.
graduated not only fer having
pushed !he matter TO a successful
conclusion, but also upon their
success in placing it in the hands
of those who are so able 6nanci
ally to develop this power to its
fullest. 1t is rumored that the
waak Of building the dam will
csmmsnce at 4 very carly day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
Doomed Patrick Makes His Will

New York, April 3 3-Because he
will be legally dead Is soon as he
is sentenced,i it is reported thut e.
bert T. Patrick, convicted of the
murder of Williams M. Rice, the
Texas millionaire, has made will
transferring all his rights to his
wife. BY the terms of the will
Mrs. Pitrick will administer her
husbands affairs during his in
capacity pending the decision of
the court of appeals. If Patrick
goes to the death chair his wife
will try to sustain the Rico will of
1900.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

We submit to our readers the
following from the Ksrshaw Era
and commend it to the thoughtful
consideration Of any who may
feel inclined to vote against the
issue of bends:
The prime agency behind Lam
saster's phenomenal growth of the
past ton years is her efficient
schools, audths people Of that to rn
will do we'll to realize it fully and
foster that institution beyond any
ether in the community. The
Lancaster school ranks with the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

Our waste basket is being fill
cd these days with political putfs
sent us for publication. Aud that
10 where they will continue to
land unless the cash accompanies
thsm.-Hinnshoro News and
Herald. The Ledgsr's plan is
the same ~ The News and Her
AIDS. Four such communications
landed in our waste blsket in enc
day tho past week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

Nothing has contributed so
much to the adv ancsmsnt of the
price OF property within o radius
OF three Or four miles of the court
house as our graded school, and
Rsthing will contribute more to
its enhancement than quarters
ssKsient to Accommodate twice
the present number of pupils.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

The unveiling of the monument
to Lieut.. Wm. f. Shipp at Char
lotts, \. c., on the 20th Of Nav
will be a big occasion. 1t will be
unveiled Ivy his tive little sons.
Cot. Jno. P. Thomas of Colum bia
is orator of the day An invitation
has bssn extended to the enators
and representatives in congress
from North and South Carolina to
be present, ana senator HcLau-
rim, beng u school mate of Lieut..
Shipp, has been invited on be-
half of the cadets to make N or
ation the day of tie unveiling.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

The State Democratic executive
com mi!tse. which met in Colum-
bia Wednesday night, ordered the
State convention to be held in Co
lum bIa on May 81 at noon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
Miss Stone Will Sail Today.

New York, April 3.-Ellsn N.
Stone, the American nissio nary,
according to Tho Tribune's Lon.
don correspondent, has definitely
decided to deliver . lecture in this
country. She will sail from
Liverpool for Now York on Sat.
urday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
IL CHARLESTON BXPOSITI0d

The south Carolina q Georgia Ex-
,ensi"n Railroad announces the f,,l>
lowing low round trip rates to Char
iestoii, -. e., account OF the south
aroma Interstate and West Indian
exposition. Tickets on sale at all
coupon stations. Excellent passens
ger service performed. Zee that vonr
tickets read. via the =. G. l. G. E.. ( r.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05
Bitten BY Mad Dog.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Spartanburg, April 2.-Mr. L.
NJ. Harelson, prominent farmer
OF the Walnut Grove section of
the county, has encountered a ser :
les of mlsfortunes recently, attri-
butable to a shepherd dog he own
ed, which went mad several weeks
ago. This dog bit Il COW, several
hogs and valua BILE horse all be-
longing to Mr. Harrellson, before
being killed. AS result, the COW
and the hogs died shortly after
the dog bit them, and yesterday
the horse died.
Ca - TOE
Bear. tho nlas Kind You Have Mwas Bought
''s;;:'' e &nAzzw
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

How Are YSsr KSaneyss
n HoAne Spar Agus Pilis sve Az ktdnay lila ssx,.
Add. 6tsfiins Relnsdy Co. SSiasee or NJ.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-05

COLUMN A: Tickets to lie sold oaiIv
com 'cncing Nov. 3Oth, 1901. unIi,
and including Ma 81. 1902: maj
limit June 3r1. 1902
oLUMN II: 'icke,s to b, soil daily
c"mnehcing Nov. 30ih. 1901, until
~" ihc'udipG May 3ls' 1902: 6rsi
amt 'en ua!s ~ addition to dnts ef
sa'e; exec that H.nt limit sht uId
i" u" case exceed June 3rd. 1892
NUnuMH 1 Tickets To to sold sn
,utsn"ys, and Thursdays Of sasL
s,'i weiN; ,n,,. commencing Dec ard lssi.
Iana a,'a, a",,' ana IL Guiding May 2Dsh,
uition l" dat" OF sale; except u,st
hnai Unit should L., A., ,ss. exc~-I
Jul 3ra. 1902
" II SHAW,
GENERAL Passenger Agsst.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-06
Emp0ratriC0S reinaS.
SQS 0ntreteDimientOS.

La emperatriz de Russia, dadas
las ocupRcit nes constRntes qua el
cuidsdo pers onslismo Y ssjduo de
sus nif1ss le impone, disfruta de es-
casos rate 8 de ocio.
Estos les invierte en- repssar
sar detenidamente las iinnumerables
visitss fotI grAfcas obte fdss per
ella misma durante sus Wales D8-
talle digno de ser dado "a .conocer es
es Ell de que su Majests sobresale en-
lts instantSneas grotescas.
CuandO no tiene CANA de traba-
jar en- Ia camara de obscure, nj de
repasar sus colecciones, pasa ell ra-
to en- compe MIA de las modistas J
costureras que ca su mismO palaciO
copfeccionan Ia mayor parte de sus
trajes.
En- indumentaris, Ia czarina
muestra especial pre- 9rencia por los
pirtor escos trajes que vis+en las ma
turales del Asia menOr.
Tam bien la emperatriz de Ale
mania, 10 mismo que Ia raina Elena
de Itslis es muy aicionada Ia foto'
graff@.
EstA Ultima sobarana xarfa p7'
CO en- Ia elecci6n de modelOs, y Il
pre- ferido, entire todos ellos, es su
hijs ls princesa Z1anda.
Verdad es que las ocupaciones
de Elena de Montenegro no SO linn.
tan So la apuntads, y para su ma
rido, que es un aficiopado de primer
orden q la numism&tic2, resu;ta un
aDxiliar inestimable en- 10 que Sc re-
| fere 4 Ia Cla.i6caCi6n de none
das.
Ademas, Is augusta dana escri'
be mucho, en- verso y en- pross, no
sin ta'ento segdn Sc dico, pero con
nenos notc rie lad que su real col7g a
Carmen Sylvia, Reina de Rnma
MIA.
Tampoco disgusta Is fotogcAfa
Ia 4ina Al jandra de Irglsterra,
pero ed reaidad no le apasio.
ma.
En- cambio maueja e. lapiz con
| vardsdprs L aesr:f>
T l. -, Qnien | glatorra SD
,nioi>t r .>.s moGe para l03 di1u
.esy IT., grAmas que adorpa e. pa
pei de Cart. s.
Los reg>los q. h ace tod los sf1o~
en- Nv ad & las personas de s. cor
te inti1 3, coDs:ste en cajzs de dichs
clsse de papel, cuyos men b-etes {
monographs SO deben exc'usivSmen
tea So fecuuda y artfstica inventi
tiva.
Muy sedora sde ssu cass, dirig'
tam bien Is CORRECTION de sn7 tr"
jes.
Ia reina viuda de Italia, Marg'
rita de Bragsnza, prefere tod'
otra diversion las excursiones pc
couarc moutaGosas
ApArte de 10 higienicas que e.
general son tales excursiones, resu
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Ell fundadOr
de la Cruz ROia
EN- LA MISgRIA.

EnriQue Dunsnt, que pr ser
fund&dor de la LefmCsa y meritoriR
obrA de la Cruz Rpja, ha obtenido
uno de les premios instituidOs por
Nob9l, Sc encuentra en- una situaci6n
que NADIA tiene de satisfactoria.
SabidO es que & la realization de
Sus humanitarias empresss sacrifice
no solo su energfa y su vida, sinO
tAmbi6n todo su capital, y es veIda-
deramente tri5t7 y descorsolador YER
q. un hombre de bien como Dunant,
q quien millares de Ofciales y sOlda
dos deben la vida iGdirectsmente,
hGy& tenidO que resignarse & vi7ir
GsubvencionadO per la Benefcencia
pGblicS, en- un asilo de p-b~ess de
un puebleCitO suiz0.
Era de Greer que mediRnte Ell do
nRtivo de Nobel, el inicf 4dor del con
venio de Gineb d pasArfa los diss dc
su vejez con uu POGO d. t~auquilj1sd
con cierto biene star; p9ro parcCe
que tan Iegi5ima e3perat n no SO We
r& realizads, tOds vez que los aclee-
dores de E 1r; que Dunant sc propo
nen embsrgar ell premiO que a sido
RIjudicRdO q este.
e. conf Nobel ha &cordadO
realjzSr toda c'aze de gestisnes para
evitNr tai ignominia.
El honor ha la humRnidad, 6 ir S
pirado en- santo odiO & los acrsedO
res, deseo vivamente que as1 suceda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-06

De Caguas.
Traslado de ofvinas Empr6stito
municipal Maniguam Club
Tabscos decomiFs dos
Obras noticias.
81 admin str dor da corr os b.

Ri admin str dor da corr os ha
tenid0 bien trasl8d8r las Ofcinas de
centro del pueblo, donde se hall ban
a m recod'to de Ia antigua cs le ms.
yOr, donde vive. De mCdO que IN
ciudadano de Ia calle Sol que te p,
ga neces sidad de tchar una csrta 81
c0rreO t'e9e que recorrer IN tr4yec-
to de cerca de medic kj'6metrC. "
prOgresamos!
San Jaan, Ponce y Msyaguez han
contratadO sus empl eslitos. Y biei ;
C1guts L0casita de Ia realization de
uno y los ediles del Ayuntamiento,
dando muestras d9 uaa negligeucia
uperable, no adelantan nada en-
los tramites coDveuieDtos para l.o
gar q IA realization de ese empresti-
to.
En- Is antigua aale mayor, ex-
tremo sur, funcioDa con mucha regu-
lari1ad IN maniguau club, que t}tne
sus ramificaciones en- a Gale Gau-
tier Benitez dQu;6n cobra ell ba~a-
to? IrSguntamOs nosotros,
Al vacino de esta ciudad don
Francisco Mendez, que Sc dirigfa
hacia San Juan con cinco mil tabs
cos, les fueron decomisAdos en- Rio
Piedras, por no llevAr pega1os los
sel'os de reglamento.
90
La DemOCraciR llama musulma
nes que Sc p8s2n le vida rae ec6ndose
ell Ombligo y mi and0 al cielC. los
concejsles de esta ciudad. Y tan
sumisCs que aceptAn el mote! En
csmbio, 81 a nosotrC SO nos ocurrie-
ra ana cosa semejante de seguro que
las protestas hubieTan estado Ia
orden del dia. Question de brevss:
90
IA SO fOrman cOrrill0s en- las es
Quiuas, en- los que Sc comentan, an
ticipando, los sucesos graves que
han de Ocurrir en- las p16ximas cleo
clones. Ala veremos.
90
Don Vicente Torres nos encarga
manifestemOs qne su resoluc;6l de
separa1s9 del pSrtido republican,
para ingressr en- ell federal no Ia de
pOA LA A0GS ~ W o SOSO Il 0S u 14SS SC@A AZ
ci6n profunda hacia los ideales que
eustenta este timo pArtido. Tam
bi6n dice que carece de fundamento
ls version circulsnte de que 6l, sien
do policfa insular, rea'izsra atrOpe-
llos contra les f4derales de San
Juan.
Para dentro d dos meses Sc hA
splazad0 Ia vOtaci6n de 10 sentencia
de las causas que 90 siguen-a Valen
tin Calan y Modesto Ferrer por no.
micldio cometido en- Ia persona de
D. Manuel Santiago, juez de polic1a
de Cidra
o*O
Don Ramon Vilar 20 ha obteni-
do Ia buena pro en- ell remate para Ell
seryicio de correos entire Caguas y
HumAcaO.
AVENZOR.
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Artfculo /. e Hb~e ejercicio y
el goce de Ia possession de cualquier
creeuciG religiosa que Sc prOfese, y
de cua' quier quito estaTa garantido
sin distinction niDgunA, para STEM
pre-, y nadie s3 le privara de min
gun dere' ho nj privilegio civil 8 po-
lftiCo en- Puerto Rico, por causas de
sus opipiores religiCsAe; mas Ia Ii
bertad de corciencia que pOr Ia pre-
sente SO ga autizs no Sc interpreta-
r& en- el sentido de eximir de prests +
jurAmentOs 8 atirmaciones, nj ea ell
de cChonestSr actos licenciOsos me-
dante Ia bigamis, 10 poligamia nj
por otros n edios, ri ell de justiticar
ActCs incompAtib es con el orden, la
paz y Ia seguridad de Puerto Rico,
6 que Sc opCnga & Ia Autoridad Ci
vii del Pueblo de Puerto Rico 6 de
los EstadCs Unidcs. A nsdie, sin su
sentimientc, e le exigita que
concurra nirgGn 1ugAr 6estira1O
q quito a'guno religiOsC, nj que sos
tepga ning1n clerO, sectA 8 coDfe-
sion religiCss, nj dsrA la Ley prefe-
rencia a nipguna religion, confession
culto externO.
Artfculo g El derecho del pue-
bio & estar garantidO en- sus persO-
mas, documentos, hogares y ef9ctos,
contra registros secuestros arbi-
trariCs, no Sc violara y TO Sc libra
rA ninguna orden de allauamieutO
nj de Ocupsr cosa alguna mueble,
sin describ'r el local que ha de reco-
nOCeree 8 la persona que ha de 9r
registradA y ell Cbieto de que han de
incNutarse, ri sin cAusa pre- b able
spOyada en- juramentO 8 atirmaci6n
pOr escritO.
Artfculo g. No Sc coarta>a q
ra1ie la libeTtsd de la palabra, y to-
da persona tendra entera libertad
para hab'ar, escribir 6 publican 10
qua le plszca sobre cualquIer asun-
to, sie1do respon able, sin embargo,
de todO abu 50 en- que iucurrs, de es&
libertsd
Articulo Ell Pueblo de Puer.
to Rico teudra ell derecho de reuuir-
50 pSciicAmente para el bien CO.
mGu, y de acudir, pOr medic de pc
tici6n 6 queja rszonada, q los que
han sidO investidos de los pode g I
del gobjerno, en- solic tu1 de que SO
le remedien perjuicios.
ArtfcuC 5. Toda Ley, Deere
to, O den parte cualquitra de los
mismOs que Sc opouga q estN Ley,
sea incompatib g con e Ia, sea y
pOr la presente aueda derogada.
AprObHds, Febrerc q de 1902