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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
FARCIAL LAW MAKING

FARCIAL LAW MAKING
At present If we pass laws nobody can
tell whether they viii amount to any
thing. Now that has two bad effects.
In the first place, the corporation be-
comes Indifferent to the law-making body
and in the next place the law making
body gets into the most pernicious Gus
tom of passing law, not with refer
ence to what viii be done under it, but
with reference to its effects on the opin-
ion of the voters. That is a bad thing
When any body of lawmakers passes a
law not solely with reference to whether
that law will do good or i'll. but with
the knowledge that not much Will come
of it. and yet that perhaps the people as
a whole will likely think it was good. it
does not speak well for the lawmakers
and it does not speak we'll for the people
either. What hope to see is power given
to the national legislature which shall
make the control real. 1t would be an
excellent thing if we could have all the
states act on somewhat similar lines, 50
that it would be unnecessary for the ma
tional government to act; but all of you
act on somewhat similar lines. 49,.
HE cENsUREs STATES
Nothing has been done in the direction
OF intelligent dealing BY the states as
collective body with these great corpora
tions. Here in Massachusetts you have
what I regard as on the whole excellent
corporation laws. 1 think that most Of
or
am not promising the millennium; il is
rot IN my power TO promise it-would be
in fair way OF solution If we had the
power 10 put on the national statute
hooks. and did put on them, laws for
the nation much ike those You have here
OF the subject OF corporations. in Mas
sachusetts.
WANTS NO REVOLUTION
80 YOU see gentleman, 1 am not adj
vceating anything revolutionary. 1 am
advocating action 10 prevent anything
revolutionary. Now. IL We can get ade-
ouate control by, the nation OF these cor
rorafions. then we can pass legislation
which viii give US power Of regulation
and supervision over them. II the nation
had that power, mind you should advo-
cate as streauouslv as I knew how. that
that power should De exercised with ex-
IRENE caution and self restraint. No
sood VIII come OF plunsingn in without
having looked carefully ahead.
PUBLICITY NEEDED
The first thing We want IS publicity.
and do not mean publicity IS a favor
by some corporation. 7 mean 1t as
-.ght from all corporations affected by
the law. 7 want publicity as 70 the es-
senthl facts n which the pubic has an
interest want the knowledge given 70
The accredited Representatives, q the peo-
PIE q facts on which those representa-
tives Gan. II they see ri. base their &C.
lions later The publicity itself vrouid
cure many evils some ~ these things ]
have said can b. done now. \ COED
deal Is being done now IS FAR a. The
antitrust laws 20. ;hey win D. enforced.
No suit VIII b undertake. for the ain, q
seeming 70 undertake g. Every sstt That
Is undertaken VIII be begun because the
great lawyer and upright nan whom
we are 50 fortunate as 10 have - atSor-
rsy general Nr. Knox. believes that
there Is a violation q the law witch we
&C get AZ ard whea TIE suit L uaasrt4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

Pullman slcepers ara free chair cars
nov run da-iy without change via Sort
Worth. AIano and Austin Comfor able
from start 70 fnish. Train leaves Wich-
tts daily ~ =. "a. I. Il. DELANEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
Attend Wichita Business College, wan
bnildinE. na-n6 North Marker st ST.
Kansas Steam Laundry Will Close on
labor DAY.

Notice TO Our Patrons and Customers:
We VIII close down our plant on Non
day September ]. 1t 10 o'clock d. M. in
order that our employees may take part
in. or witness the parade. and ENJOY a hol-
icay. No short order work VIII be done
on that day
In order that our customers may be
discommoded as htJle as possible. an
work left at our place Of business before
10 a. M saturday. August 81 WIZ be
finished up Jha1 day. Respectable.
COME A. .~-,r,N-r-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
Anerican Association Games.
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
THEY ARE LATE
Some School Clerks Have Not Re
ported Levies.

ported Levies.
Yesterday was the last day TOR the
clerks Of the school districts e report
the school Ievles 70 the county clerk. and
fourteen had not reported They arc
subject 70 q fine Of - The districts
which have not reported are Nos. 2, u.
2. .. 3. A.. s. g. 81 e. .. -. . and lH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
PROPERTY BRINGS ss,soo

Miss Green VIII Build Home or Law
renee Avenue
J. ~ Knapp has sod fns 13ae-reosa
houze 20 the soafhresf corner ~ Central
and Lawrence arease ri Hiss e. fer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

sflsr gerrie GiNcErsg kss reformed
from shree aerss Tislt - fsa.s Creek
80 n-..Ee.l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
ken it won't be compromised excepting
the basis that the government wins.
MORE POWER NEEDED


'Of course, gentlemen, no laws amount
to anything unless they are administered
honestly and fearlessly. I believe, am
not going to say 1 am sure of it. but
believe it is possible to frame national
legislation which shall give US more power
than we have now, at any rate over cor
porations doing an interstate business.
cannot guarantee that, because in the
past it has more than once happened that
we have got laws on the statute books
which those who made them intended 10
mean one thing and when they came up
to decision it was found that the inten-
ton had not been successfully put into
effect. But believe that additional legis-
lation can be had. 1 think we have got
to make up our minds to that fact that
no matter what our reverence 70 the
past may be. our duty to the present and
u the future will force US to see that
more power is conferred upon the ma
fiOnal administra ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

MIS- N5iiSto~ soothing Syrup.
has been used FOR over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS or MOTHERS f9r their
CHILDREN WHILE rEETHING. win
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT S00TIES he
CHILD. soFTENs the GUNS. AL.r.AYs
sn PAIN. CURES WIND COLO ana i
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. sold
BY druggists ia every part OK the world
Be sure ond ask Tor Mrs. Wlrsiow.s
, Soothing Syrrp and take no other kind
TNenty-lve cents 4 bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
VICTIM or TYPHOID FEVER
Ten Year Old Coiorsd Boy Died q
That Disease

I.eroy Csrdelhlre fceiorcdl. re i9-Tear-
old sou ~ ] T. Gsrdenhire. sied ssn1sy
morning ~ typhod fever. The funeral
all b hrLa fllar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
WILL OF PETER CROW
He Left All His Property 70 Hi
Wife

The viii II Peter Crow. who died last
May was filed yesterday IN the probate
court. BY the terms n the wiil the tcs-
tstor leaves All MS personal and real
property 70 bis wife. proTlding that ~ her
death it shall be sold and divided among
his brothers and sisters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

Now Is the Time 20 huy haIed hay.
Good Butler county has. 500 ton De-
nVere1- Z Cox. Tel lge. 1us (. Douglas.
-3-tf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

Can Tor Saltwater * sons Grape Juice
at your grocer's ST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

Proprietors Kansas Steam Laundry.
Opposite Pdstofce. sat-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
WARNS NEW ENeLANDERs

When the power has been conferred il
will rest with the national government
to exercise it. AT present we are going
to do the best we can with the strawless
bricks, but remember they are bound 20
be strawless. Finally, men and women of
New England, men and women of a state
that represents so much, that has always
represented so much that is highest and
best in the spirit of true Americanism.
I ask you to remember that after all has
been done that can be done by govern
mental action; after you have exercised
your best wisdom and exercised it in the
most resolute and lofty spirit; after you
have given all the needed power to the
national government. and after the power
has been exercised in the wisest and
most resolute fashion, it win stin mean
that what has been done is not to make
everything smooth for each man. but
simply to give better opportunity for
each man to work out mis- own future on
good terms for himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26

DR.. Evans arrived home Saturday
morning from Chicago. where he has
been taking a postgraduate course and
is now prepared to do better service
for the people than ever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
Mrs. W.asIsN.s sootnlna sNrup.

Can for schwelJeI q Sor's Grape juice
Of your grocer. ST.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
SOCIALISM IMPOSSIBLE

Wise laws can DO something. and we
are not to be excused if we fail to insist
uTon these wise laws. Honest admins
tIation OF the laws can do something
more and still less are we 10 be excused
as a people If we condone or connive at a
failure to administer the laws by the pub
lie servantsc Of the people. After those
laws have been enacted. after they have
been enforced. It will remain true. hire In
this century as il has been true in every
century throughout history. that the fun
damental factor in each mans success in
life must be that mans own character:
the total sum OF the qualities OF truthful
ness. earnestness, energy. thrift and BUSH
ness ability on his part The state can
not carry any one. The state cannot do
as much for you as you can do for IT,
Under no circumstances viii It be possible
by low to share conditions so that each
man shall succeed. II the man has not
got it in him, the stun out Of witch he
can work success, the state cannot sup
ply IL II he fails. I am sorry for him.
will help him as far as possible 1 VII
eft him up Il he stumales but I won
Try TO carry him. for that is neither help
ing him nor helping me"
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Comisi6n total

BE declsra Ia CamarR en- Ccmisi6n total
para discntir e Q. B. pdnero 10, por ell senor
Esram, titnlado GProyeGto de. lev sutorsando
al Trisnnal Supreme de Puerto Rico para es-
tse4ecer reglas reglamantos para Ia tramita-
el6n de eaussa aobre las cuales ttene juTIsdic-
ci6n.s Preside 81 sefor SsrF&no. FuS apro-
bado y pasar& Ia Comlsi6n de- leyes copiadas
y feEtstracas.
La Comlsi6n total aprueba tambf6n, por
unsnimidsc, hajo la presidsncia del sefIor Ros-
sy, sl Fl. n. nAmero l, del seior Qniiones, pi-
diendo al Congreso de Ion Estados Unidos que
ae c0nstrRyAn edfGcios Sdecuados para admi-
nistracionss de correos en- lss ciudadas de San
Juan, Ponce y MayagteS,
Bafo la preEidenc1a Cel afhor Domenech,
ne coLa1i IA ia discussion del C61igo poIfdco,
que ouedo terminals.
4. yetlci6n del sehor Todd, Sc incluy6 un
artfculo, por vIrtud del cual ninguna persona
que no SEA ciudAdAno de Puerto Rico de les
Bstados Unidos, podra dassmpehar cargo pa
bLico.
HI sedor Egnzcus pfopuso Ia SUPPRESSION del
articulo que So d. Al Tesorero el derecho
de in8peccicaAr las pesas y medidSs, puss crse
que este eorreap0nde los munleipios a pro-
puesta del sc nor Coll, qued6 el asnnto sobFe Ia
mess para trAtarlo CON m6s ealms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
Ecos de la Inetr6p6li

Ha empeorado
E htjo del presfdents Mr. R,oselvalt ba
empetrsd,.
Los medicos
Los medicos aseguran que Sc observa una
crisis peligrosa en- ls enfermsdad pulmonar
que sUfre r que 81 bIen estado es grave. ma
81 desesperado puede con exito trabsisrse
mucho
Ell pueblo
El pueblo demuestra gran inter6, porous
me1ore el hijo de Ell presiiente.
Sampson
E aimirants sh~pson, ha csf1o en- an es-
tado do delirio, por consecuencia de Ia er fer.
medad cerebral que viene padecfendo vs. hace
tismpo.
E Iitigio
El pleito sostenido entire Ell slmiranta
Sampson ell de igusl graduaci6n ScheIv ha
traido ~ primero IN estado de debflidad ce
rebral, ademas de 81 dolencis ffsica que 10 ha
priVAdo DEL sensido en- estoa & timos dfas.
Tratado con Espa1a
H sIdo antorizada In E'mbsiada Esoa 5ola
da Warrington psra frmar ell tratado de amts
tad eEt-e Espfn los Estados Unidos, cuyo
texto en- absolute Sc desconcce.
Parte del texto
Solo Sc sahe de ciertas concasiones m6tnas
comerclaisa para az 1nos productos dc ambos
pa1sss, peT0 ss cree que ell tratado hace una e.
trecha fntima relacl6n de intereses
La prensa
En el Dopartamento de Estado Washing
ton Sc cree que oil Tsata1o no frmara en- Ia
pr6xima semsma.
MIR Lodge
El sensdor Lodge ht1stdo nombrado pre
sidente de Ia OcDisi0n de 1nvestig1ci6n 40 ohre
FiltptnAs, de cobformidad con 81 ebiilS aoro
hsdo principles da 10 semana Ultima an IL
alta CSm&ra.
La Camara
Esta Comisi0n ssra com puesss de mienbroa
de amooa Parlam sn t1s "a cuAl h1rS IN comnle
TO estuoio del estedo de los negoctos de aoue-
las tsas, y pa ecalsrmeBta an Ia Que RS. Gee
IS & IL 0lyergehcIa que SO dice eziste ent.e los
elementos civil miIltar.
La fatura legisiac6a de F.lilEnas serk ba.
sada en- el nforme que az dicha c5mision.
Sampson. loco
Dicen de Washington que ha cauaado pro-
funda sensation en- squea ciudad L. noticia
dada por los m6dieos que asisten al vice almf.
rante de Ia Armada de los Easados- Unidos Mr.
William 7. sampson, anunciando que este IS
encuentra loco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

1 Pero mucho dudamos lleguen 4 triun.
far que de NADIA valgan ell prestigio Y Ia
el cuencia de Matienzo. Hasta ah1ra. 6ste
promtnente puertorrique0o se ha yisto nos
tergado y humillado por Barbosa, Que sin
ten Ell talento nj las prendss Dersonales r )
Matienzo ha asumido ell primer puests, ya
en- la direction del partido, va en- las decf
stones del COnsejo Executive. va La yer.
dad, que c0nociendc como conocemos al se
nor Mat1enzos que no Sc reSigna nunca IL
desempe1a ar segundos papeles, no nos expli
caoamoS esa actitu1 sumisa ante ell tdoLO An.
d0, sino pOr IN decailniento moral que sue.
lie apoderarse veces de ciertus caracteres
ann de aquellos que flngen de mas en9rgi-
cos y altiyos Pero los hechos han veuido
demostra.r, que las energfas de Matlenzo
oormlan; que Ell antigua propagandiSta IT..
b9ral sc enbregab2 ese dolce farroiente. & Que
tan inclinado es su tmperamento nausul.
man; per0 hoy despierta como Encelado .
con grandes resoplidos.
nuestras dudas son fundadas Bar
boBa, que t1ene algo del bgjiO de la culebra
de cascabel, lograra domfnar la mayorfa;
para ESQ tiene la sarten por ell mango; para
ESQ lie da palmaditas en- Ia espalda Mr..
Hunt, cue como de Montana al fin, no ha
de digustarleP que IN etiope le cepille la
ropa.
Recu6rdese 10 que pas6 en- la Csmara
cuando la votaci0n del bill Hollander. Algu.
aquell bill Sc pr0ponfan votar en- contra.
Pero aVisad0 BarboSa por te,efono, presen-
tose en- la Oamara; apoy6se en- ell quicio de
una puerta desde donde domlnaba ell salon
de sesiones; cruz6se de brazoS; flo Ia mtrada
en- lts proteStGntes, Y haSts PARA Cap6, que
era Ell camarero mas grande -er e1tatura-
sc stnti6 dtonl0. z todoS votaron, sin CHS
tar, Ell fsmCs1 BILL
Muy bien p1ede ocurrir ahora algo pare
cido; porqGe en- IN partido que por es9acto
de tres amos ha viv1do entregado al ser7ilismo
guhernamental N As repugnante, no es pro-
baoie Sc consergen muchos hombres capa.
ces de senttr el latigazo de la dignidad po-
Utica que les hlgd reacoionar en- Ell sentido
del verdader0 patriot!smo. El servilismo,
como TODD lO que degrade moralmente al
homlbre, es de fatales consecuencias. La
vOluntad es como la virtud: una vez que sc
pierde no vdelVe j4m4s.
A los federaleS nos importa un bledo
10 que pueda%Purg,r de ess reunion prov0ca-
da por Matienzo. NueBtro partido So traz6
una linea de conducta, honrada pAtrioti-
ca; de ella no Sc Ia ssparad0 nj Sc separara.
Tod0s los cOrazonts laten al unfsOno en-
nuestrO partido: t0dos nos guia IN solo
sentimlento; ell amor la patr1a. Por ESQ
no pueden s1rgtr esas gran1es disidencias
en- nuestra cnlectividad.
La actitud de esos republicanos desea.
g0aadoS, sole vendria q darnos la ra20n: &
demCsGrar ante 81 pats, que los federales sal
siempre eWsentimtento regional, por
Ell que nos han ccmbatido CON tapto ensafI 4-
miento nuestros adversarios, hemos sidu los
mas honrados 7 los mas patr1otas.
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sSINTOMAS
TE
DESO0MPOSIOI0N

tancia al asunto, pues ya sabemcs por expe-
rencia 10 que obedecen esas dGsidenctuS en-
ell campo republicano, y en- 10 que paran
esas peleas de comadres, no debemos pasar
en- silencio ell aspecto. con que hoy sc pre-
senta ls question.
Desde la aparici6n en- Ponce de EL Agui
Ia de Puerto Rico viene notandose en- cierto
prupo del republicanisTno la tsndencia, que
llamarfamos p0tTi6ticd 81 la creyeramos sin
cera, de volver pDr los fueros de Ia region,
por los derechLs del colono, pues por mas
yueltas que sc mes de, resultamos hoy los
puertorriquefios tan colonOj como antes.
Ia venido diafaaizar mas esa tenden-
cia, la actitud asumida por ell senior Matiena
20 Ctntr6n, que levantando un POGO la care
ia del Unconditional con que 50 ha venido
cubriendo desde Ia invasion, qutere volver
DOR los fueros de I'm regionGlismO que tanto
combatl6 satiriz6, con su gracejo especial,
hace dos amos, en- aquellos meetings repu-
blicanos que daba en- Juana Diaz, Pehuelas
Ltros pueblos de la costa sur.
Su conferencia en- ell Ateneo, en- Ia que
de paso arremeti6 contra los nueVos C0digos,
lanzando la frase perSonGLtd plsertorriQueflG,
ha orprendido much3s, llegando esa sor-
presa q su colmo, al anunciar gu Segunda
conferencia sobre Ell tema de la GbSorci6n.
Despues de esos cohetes, lsnzados como
apuncio de la fiesta, no nos ha extrafadO 10
oue nos comunico aver nuestro corresponSal
en- San Juan, que Ell sedor Matienzo provoc6
una reunion de los prohombres repobncanos
- que ha debido veri6carse anoche para
plantesr 81 partido Ell dilema: <con los
puertorriquehls contra los puertorrique-
nos.1 Y como MatienZo eS IN capitsn de
fragata que no Sc emb&rca nunca sin gale
tas; como tiene prestigio y autoridad en-
tre los suyos, de suponer es que cuente con
muchos adeptos; pues nadie SO oculta que
en- la grey republicans hay bastantes d ss
Contentos. Unos, porque Sc aVerguenzan
"a de seguir soportando ell poder despotico
y estdpldo de Barbosa, que Sc ha erigidO en-
q1no de su partido, para medrar mas sus
anchas en las esferas del gobierno; otros, por
que ven impossible conseguir ell destlno
ID prebsnda que Soflaron, pOrque en- la actual
sltuaci6n no hay empleos sino para los ahi.
iados de BArbosa; y los m6nos, porQue con-
yencidos al in de que estan laborsndo con-
ira los intereses del pals, que son sus propios
lntereses, slenten al In, que la VOC do II
sangre les grita en- la con nciencla, recordan-
dolss que deben ser, ante todo, puertorri-
quefosj pero 10 cierto es,que esos element0s,
untdos compact0s, SO hallan dispuestoS d
librsr Ia gran batalla, en- ell sentido de que
su partiGo tome naevos rumboS adopte
mas decorosos procedtmientos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
EDITORIAL


Desde hsce un
mes viene nOtSn.
dose en- Ell psrti-
do republicano al
go anormal, que
huele q cisma.
Sin dar nos
otros gran impor-
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81 doctor Manzan0

IA IIegsdo Cayey, con el ebjeto de ha-
cerse cargo de una de les titulsres de aqnel
ouebIo el reputAdo doctor Guerido correli-
glonario nuestro, don Marcos MaDzanO.
Este gsleno hs dejado muy bien aentada
an reputsci6n facuit8tiva en- los pueblos del
Oaate que no dude mes acre certarA en- Caysy,
donde hay una scclcdAd que s&be apreciaf 81
merito.
Deseamosle grandes sKttos en- su nueva re-
sideneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
Obitu ario

IA muerto en Gna7ama 81 eaGfmadn CABS
,rayo don Juan FrAncisco Rivera Tsxiaor,
uersonA emparentada con le mas seleceo oa Id
sociedad gHsyarness.
Damos sus deudos nuessfo ssnsioo pesA-
me EMBELLISHMENTS & nuestFo dfshngnido
rreligionario doctor Tomas Vaaqnea, hiJo
rolftiGo del aeEor Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

e. b. Gmsro 7s <PSrA sseguraF Ia efacti-
VidRd de las sentenciasO oor oil sef1nr Tous
Soto. H B. n6mero T9 por al senox Sanchez
Morales.D GAufoRizRndo las Juntss EscoIa-
Fes de Puerto Rico para imponeF una contri-
buci6n sobRe Ia pTepiedad.
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Asamblea legislative
A las dos de la taFde SO declara alberta !
session por Ell presIdente sehor Rlssy.
Pfficiones y memoriales

Paticiones y memoriales
ElAyunta eaiento de Aibonito 80 adhere
Al de Ponce en sn reclamac6n de que se con-
done Ia IamRds GDeud& de EstadeD
81 Ayuntemiento de Salinas varies ve-
eiros del nismo pueblo, SO oponeD que ell
msnconAdo Wun1eipio sea Ans1Ado obro.
Igual pellci6n kacen los Ayuntamfentos de
san Sebastian, GurRbo y CoroEsl = CoroEal.
Don Rosendo Oordsro Rodgfgue4 env1s
10 CAmara el primer tomo de SO Oors didac-
tieS tiluladR GEl Mentor dc los ParvnlosD con
oil An de que seq decl1TadA de testo para lRs
sscuelas. La obFR consba de ocho tomoss as-
gan AhrmR IA autoR, estk basadA en- loG stste-
mas m 6todos modeFnos.
RI Ayuntsmiento TO de Vega-bsja pide que
be hsFA el AhrmAdo del eamino que enlRzR &
Aquel pueblo con e aa Mcroris
-E doctor Regnero Feith reclama homo
rarlOs Por autops1as prActicaaas On oil pueblo
de ToS bsJa.
-DoBa Manuela Diaz, de Manati, soicita
&c la C&mRra ID crsRc16n DE pro fes0ras de Ia
bores para todAs las escnelas pGolicas de Ii
Lsis.
Los AyuntAmlentos ds San German
LSlas piden que no SO tncluyan sus cAmtnos en-
sl plano general de cArreterAs.
lnformeS de comisIones permanentes
Ella Oomisi6n de ReclAmacionesS fnforma
favora bemeDte Y con enmiendss el EEL. M. e.
mero del sehor Quifones &Petiei6nD GQue al
Congreso de las Estados nido1 eleva 10 Asam-
blea Legislative Gle Puerto Rico1 petici6n
del ssnOr DOmenech 80 discusirA SD 10 session
de hoy.
La misms comisi6n iLforms sobre Is re-
clamAci6n del medico municipal de yleques.
Propuestas de bills
Il. B. dmero 7s <PSrA ssegurar Ia efecti-
VidRd de las sentenciasD oor oil seflnr Tous
Soto. Ell. b. ndmero 10 por al senor Sanchez
MorSles.D GAutorizRndo q las JuntSs Escoia-
res de Puerto Rico para imponer una contri-
buci6n sobre 10 pIeptedad.
Bills aprObadCS en- 80 lsotura
La comisi6n de leyes ccpisda@y registra-
a6s Informs que ha sido debidamente reg!Strs
do e III. B. nGmere 50 del stf1or Domenech
4Sobre al idiCma Que debs empearae en- los
DepaYtamentos del Gobierno inaular Cortes
de JuaticiR.S PuGabo votacf6n fIe Rprobado
en teEcera lecturs p&sArA 81 Conse1o E1ecu-
two.
ComunicaOiones
ri Secretario deI Copseio Biecutivo envfs
Ia CAmaFA sl @. b. n6meKc 20 del sc nor Bar
bcsA ePsra meior reAniR los darechos del pue
bloS. Pss6 IL comisi6n eorTesppnolsnte.
Asuntos sin terminar
Fl n. Ehmsrc 1, q. b. n6neEo 10 Ccdigo
aoliste0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
.E1SQCe1a

El aIcalde de Aracibo seHor Ruiz Sal gredo
tienc Ia cortesfa, Que esliDamos mucho, de
dIrigirnos ana efqueIa dc invitacion para las
Aestan Que calebrarA el Ryuntamiento Ca su
presid pr ella el 22 del corriente en- msmorfa De
.TcYge WashfpGto ell Padre do Ia PatriA anne
ricsnA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
9 onor rhoI

E preparation esta recomendada mor de los espe
Envenena prontud los gmenea morbosos deterorar
Las c6n organas aojan devuev los teido nte
gdad compieta evitando ccaces esscheces uretales
Peparado dncamente The aonorrhol Medical NJ fg Co.
New York Seiembre II da 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
Bills aprObadOs en- 80 IsOtura
cornunicaOiones

ri Secretario del Copseto Biecutivo envfa
Ia CAmarA el @. B. p6meFo 90 del &c nor Bar
bcsA GPsra mei ior eeaniE los daFechas del pue
hloS Pss6 4 il comisi6n CORES sppn6lente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

Ha empeorado
El hijo del presidents Mr. R,oselysIt ha
empecrado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
BALE EN- PROYECTO

Rsin& gran animation entire lcs socies del
Union Club" para 81 bale de Pifsta que sc
celsbrErA ell domingo en- dichO Casino.
OportunSmente 30 repartirAn invitaciones.