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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
IN CHURCHES

The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges
| of the city will attend service in Il
body tomorrow evening at Memorial
| Christian church. Rev. II. j. Shuey is
to deliver a sermon ON The Lodge
and the Church" and special music
al program will be rendered by the
choir.
There will be services as follows in
Rock Island churches tomorrow:
Memorial Christian, corner of Third
avenue and Fifteenth street, Rev.
Thomas J. Shuey, pastor. Preaching
at 1O:45 a. m. and 1880 p. IN. Morning
subject, Spiritual Sleep" Evening.
THE Lodge and the Church" Spec
iaI music in the evening. Sunday
school at 9:15 a. III. y. p. :. c. L. ut
$3.50 p. IN.
First Methodist, corner of Fifth
avenue and Nineteenth street, Rev.
r. B. Williams, pastor. Services at
1O:45 n. IN. and 7:45 y. m. Morning
subject. Completeness Evening
"Reproductiveness of Sin" Sunday
school at 9:15 a. III. Junior
League at 2:3O p. M. Epworth League
at $50 Z. m.
German Methodist, corner of Sixth
avenue and Fourteenth street, Rev.
F. l.. Litzrodt, pastor. Services at
iO:45 "A. IN. and 1880 p. IN. Sunday
school at Q: Is a. M, j. j. Helg, super
intendent. Epworth League at z.
Junior league at . p. m
Edgewood Park Methodist church.
@ev. j. Il. Rutter. pastor. Temporary
services corner Fourth avenue and
Third street, Moline. Preaching at
lO:4j a. IN. and 1880 p. III. Sunday
school at $50.
African Methodist, Thirteenth
street and Fifth avenue. Services at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. IN. Sunday school
at 1890 p. IN.
Free Swedish mission, corner of
Eleventh street and Fifth avenue.
Sunday school at , y. IN. Services
at $3.50 p. IN. Prayer meeting We'd
uesday at p. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
Rock Island Rattle.

Rock Island Rattle
w. j. McCarty, who formerly fired
on trains 24 and 25. is now running
switch engine.
Guy Taylor, who has been firing on
engine 912 is running a switch engine
Engineer John Corning is laying of
on account of illness.
Fireman j. III. Johnson is laying OF
ON account of illness.
Fireman Kelly is making a few
trips on engine 11O7.
Engineer j. Shehan is laying of
and his engine, GIG, is going to the
shops next trip.
Engineer w. Johnson reported for
duty after a business trip to Chicago,
Fireman j. McQuaid laid off to sc
to Chicago.
Fireman NJ. j. Nolan is laying off to
take "a rest.
Engineer G. j. Smith, of Valley
Junction, is running n night switch
engine i'm the Davenport yards.
Joe Kali is now an extra engineer
at Hawthorn.
j. Mcdonnell has left Davenport
switch engine to fire extra at Haw-
thorn.
Fireman o. II. Conyers has report
ed for duty.
Engineer Moriarity has reported
for duty.
II. II. Gable, chairman of the board
of directors, passed through this city
last night on his way To Chicago.
Engineer Dunn is laying off.
Engineer Gilmore is laying off on
account of illness.
Fireman Beverage is now running a
passenger engine.
j. Tromer is now on Us, u work
train.
\. Nelson is laying off.
w. \. Smith is taking Fireman
RAINS place on engine l42O
Engineer Bernhart is taking Dun
cans place ON engine 1414.
Fireman +. Guldner is laying off.
j. Il. Knoblaunch is running an ex-
ira switch engine.
f. Duncan, of engine 141s, is laying
off.
Engineer F. Means is running on
passenger.
Fl. Griffin is laying off.
Engineer L. Slattery, of engine $50,
has returned from Chicago.
Engines $40, 1899 and 1416 are re-
ceiving repairs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26
e. JUEGo
sUs CONSEQUENCES FUNEsTAs PARA La socEDAD FL NDUDuo

Al sscribir estas ilnsas no me gufA 10 IN
tencl6n de FevslsR doFss de escrit0fI puas com
pFendo qus earsxco de sllas. PoP ESQ an este
0scrito no podrA sl SmSbls leosoF atHYirAf
ssos pansAmlsntos hsrmosos, esaI insgsass
bslIas, asa g&lSnurs lie sstio conqus Ador-
nan sug psodueeionss iitsrariss los buanos poe
tas sBsriboTss qua honrsn las lstras sl pc.
Fiodtsmo pusrtoTFiquen1 M % sss al dn qus
20 psraigO. puss 20 nc aoy maH que m ans 1eEr
de 10 iftarAturA.
MI objeto 6aicAmsnta SO IiuDfta 4 ssnsuraF
en- braves seuciIlas frasess como oiudsdano
honFRdo que saba cum piP todoE deoeFes
morales, un vicio FepugnAnts Que sehs IN
dAS rAiGss oil ssno de nuestra socisd&d, Stsr.
slendo iDfuencIA coTPnptarA 10 miEmo en-
Sl sable que sl iguoRsnts, eh oil rico qua
0l pooFs, 10 miamo en- el -hombre qGs eBoAA 81
mas alto pussto do In soels1ad, com1 en- aquSi
qus vive en- mas baia esfarA.
Ess viclo funssto para sI tndviduo para
10 eoieGtivtdAd social IS el jusgo: paro no ell
iu@gO RblAtico que dR f0PmRR eRCultuPalaa al
eusrpoe fortSlsza 81 oFganlsmo, alfonto al ss-
pfrltu, vida In fntsligsneia, si tsnemoa pre-
seDts lie hsFmosa fTass Latina; m gua suis1jss
esrpors sGflO. No as eae iuegc gimn&etieo que
FecomandAn los higtantstAs, = qua hA hacho
de los pusblos anglo sajones una rasa robusta
fusrbs, psrfectamsnte prsParada para Ia
lusha,
n, ell tuego ilfeiAo sl que 20 com bato de-
be lA prsnsa combatir ain cssaP. EI 1ueRo de
Aaar que prohibsn las lsyes tsrHat anfsmonts.
Pues pesaP de que existe una LsV votAda Dor
IL asAmbleA leglslativa de Puerto Rico, pussta
Sn PigoR d0Sde prtnetpfo de este mes, aqHf ga
BAn Juan se 1uega dc 10 liudo idEg "a par 81
Fumor pGblico por los m mAnifsItacionas de ls
pFeBaa.
Y an tAnto 10 Iuvsntud ocinsa 81 dediea III
1nego, 80 ven las BIB iotecas pd5lleas cast de-.
sfsrtas.
Es Aeeesario combAtiH con Armas podaro-
sAs oil iuego de assF, que ca tuente fseunda de
desmorAli8acionI 81 e9travfs Ia voluntad del
hombre. enerva esa fueP9a consienta de que le
dot6 10 NatufAlesa para su perfection annie to
An0twfGual. N0gfAl MI 6ar hrs
Gel camino del bieni del orders de la vIrtud
para IausArlo ignominioaamente al Rbismo Ia :
Aondabls de ls corruption y To- miseriA. lei tua.
Ko on immoral Si Ia morslid&d como dice
Sans Escartin es la veFdsdera Ley de In vids
social, elm l& que t1cA coleetividAd hGmana a.
impossible, el honbTa que desee IlsvAr todog
los preceptcS morales que sDheie vivamenta
81 mas alto grado de perfection de Ia. SoGIedad
en- que Vlvcs desarFollRndo todss sua faeuita-
das todRS aus sneTgf1s, debs odi&F sl tueGo,
Vieio degvadAnte que pervierte los ssntimfan
los mka mobiles, los hSbitos morales, las virtu
ess todAI que ernoblscen sl alma constltu :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26
i Como mienten

V6asa como misntan loa rspub.icanos, yea
ne como son cap4css de todas las fAissdadas
pAta aparsntar msmento siquisra que
easnsan con re gulRF eonting snse, CuAndo ss-
tArl a1siados por complete, enando 81 voz %
pisrde sfa aifento aus propsganda3 pervsr-
sas, euando no Goa mas qua media dneena de
hombras que no Ssban niDguna parts.
In uno dc los f limos n6meros do sEi
E9siES apareci6 una lfsss de SdheaioneE de este
pnahlo 81 partido repUblioaao tan faisA eomo
in demusstrs Ia pFotasss CUE apareca on otro
lneaT de este psri6tieo.
Fl IN som ado sin escf1 0ul0 sl no oBb brs de
iadlvidu0s ineapRcss de- una &postssias sin So
her cue han cRido en- IN delito PeHsdc poF L.
Icy.
ExpouaGneamaate 50 presentan 1lodos los
dfaH hscaF oHa ae raetiaque esa fslaedad,
ppco POGO So irkn rsesincando todas hAsts
qne el partido FeSub.iGano So quade sul "a sris.
ta asqnslsso, foGma sig MD gctSli.
In aousliaa adheatoRas, hachas eh oil mea
do msrso, dgnFAn iueividuos cue haeleu saia
rlsses cue estkA por otros pneblos, Ggnran
nom 6ras ooroei los az los csnsos lie Sste
muriicipio, tsdmirese Barbosa fgursn oedk-
vsrss qne hReep dos a 's sstan inscTitos ell
regissro ds......defu ncionsS.
VoF darie an conssio > los Repubieanos
que 90 lnSurran mSa en- IA faisadAd da atmagi-
aar pTotSiisos, = que So tr4igAu allscissa
para oil que sncabeza las adheEiones.
Renato Darsal
l74tliaa. Mario 80 De 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26
Otra vez sobre ~t(tuIos

Tres cuasro vecss hemos llamado sobrs
aaso &c atenci6n de nuessros compaa 'ros, sin
que pipguno hsya dicho eata boca es nais.
Acsso mas vsrsAdos que nosotros en- las
cosas de la vida. haYsu tenido oten guardAr
siIencio pur que conoceu 10 impetuosc, de pc
dir qua 50 nos haga iuaticiA haciendo vIsAh-
clos nusssros tfsn'ns, ri misno tiampo cresn
que NO mossr6ndoaa de asusrdo COO sodo 10
que dimaRa de los centres superioras se con-
QIistAn la enem:gs de estes.
Msnos expartos que elIos, mas eonaa-
don seguimos machacando aunqus ses EN- hie-
7ro frfo, por mas que alguns chisps pueda
causar a'gdn r&sguao en- ell porvenir do nuss-
tro smpeo.
Coinoidiendo cen nuestrR opinion ID C9
mara de Dsiegados apFob6 IN bill haclsadc
vitAtteios lea sisulos de los maestro's como Ia
raz6n, la convsoisneis ganerai. Ia dlgntdad
de Id G&rFsFa oil Teapsso D los derachos da
loa roaeatrcs, demandan.
No vactismca en spaudir D. In Camar6
per0 :. sigamos IN historic del bill.
NJ f>ls6 qntsn tonara 10 opini6n de a'gan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26
1-@s <~r>ro Ell. oTEI.o no hav l11e7a &

consstsro pnertorriqutn,, 10 cuAl era favora
BILE al bill, pues nadA, segdn 81 era mas iuu,o.
Entonees hasts los mas eoutoe atntisron
naceR en- sus pechos Ia espsranS&; 10 bora De
Ia rarlAra:16n hAtfa sonado; de Ahera en- ads
iauta no estGTfan nuessrcs tllnIos sugetos al
aEar: asyfsn permansnAes.
LIS Representatives. del pats habian cum
plido como buenos; psro Ioh decspei6nl IlpRk
oil <hijs 81 Conseioy Parscs qus no ss b dis.
cutIAn siqutera.
aY todo nusatro seso iayl en- un pozo,s y
IA iniGiativa de la CsEnarA 80 estrslia auts Al
Conasio. quada enauents proosdo que aqul
es IN mtt0 ei sistsma re pFaeentAt7o.
AhorA ben; nuneA hsmos hecho nada los
maeatTcs para loGrar hAser vitA!icios nuestros
tftuloa; nunca nos hemos tornado la moIsstis
de hsser asta petici5n dfreetamonts Al Comi.
sIonado do InstFuocion, que es 1l nismo item.
DO mienhfo del C0nssjo Discutivo.
CresEos qua ahora po4Ifsmos scEdlr d.
sho ssfioF OomisionAdo, rselamando ell rscono.
Gimisrltc Ca Ia valldea de los tiaulos uor tods
Ia vida, afanEAndo oil ebilS de IE C6maEs
nusstra reclamation.
F. Mu1oz Grille.
Aarso. 1909
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

yen ell arme pedestal sobrs CUE daseanaa Ii
gran1eza del hombro en- s esfsra social
ri hombfe culto debs adsmks, por deliea-
de3a prcpia, cor res oeto ssf tnia Gao, Y ST uor
Lac Asptrscicnss iegfsImas ue alIsnts en- Ia co.
lecttvldad social. sgitaF casr en- ere estado da
degradation moral que lie condlcs el iueso.
y que aoats ga espfrtu, dsgsnsra 50 alma db
unR mRnePa rufn = miserable.
81 al jueRo 90 IN moral, dgDe ell Lopa bfa so.
ctal rechAssrio; p1squs Ia inmoFaldad 81 III
vsrdader& OGptSs dimirs'Ls,r del ser humane.
Ri honbrs que iuega ss halla siempre 81
pnaBto & iRs ma yores vioisiGudas; los trsstor.
noa mas grAndss, & desg terribles; Dor
quo cuando llega perder 10 que Iegltim m q q.
ts ls pert3nece, 10 qua gan6 fuarza de durog
tr2bAJos penosos sacFincios 10 que le costt,
tal vez )ras de tnsemnio dias de fncssanta
labor, entonces, no en- extrlno cne ca nomgns
tos de obcecaci6n y deseaparo, arrebate al ami,
go b al com pAnaro ell dinerO g las iorsndAs one
poaee: venda, emps1e 9 conn promesa Ios bic o ell
De au fAmiia, dejkndoIa en Ii mas sspantoss
miasria.
casnsss f&milias que antes viriAn en Ia.
mayor opuiencia no estAn hoy arrninadag, CO..
mo consscusncias del jueg1 | Oukntos mag
nahss no 80 han empohreeido en- ell juego d.
nafpsss pssar de que ans fortunas pArscfan
1nmensAs, fnagotabIeu Y asos IN q astes esas
fAmil1as, que antss gozRban del luio, de Ia CO.
modidad, &c los halsgos lisongaroa de la vida.
de iAs aaheIaeciones profuudss que causan eli
eJefcicfo conatAnte de Ia Oaridad, la prkctjca
hermosa de sodss las virtndea, ell cun,nltmian-
20 aatricso de todoa los deberes morales q an
ciae', que tanto sior podrGn Ilenarse cnanto
mayor sea 81 oiensstaF do Gua So 1lrfent., SO
nailan hoY desgraciAdamsLta Feducld&r ia
tnacei6a y o la eacaasz
% juego, por Alsimo, etarea una indnsn.
Ga dssaatFosa sn ai orden eeoq5 nieo da las 40.
cistladss 81 al trsbst0, II prevlsitjn al aho.
Froi aon los slsmsnsos consiituaivoa del capt-
Gal, ls base fundamental de tuda rinuAsn- Al
cimiento del verdadero proa.reso er, io9os ,os
6rdsnea de Ia vidal oil juegol no s6,f, b-acs uaE-
der al hombra toda noci6n de trAbs IN : s.p.n
mia, no s6lo 10 inpse crasr las .it,nsrsa Ss
una manera Illegal, vulnsrando las Iayas aco-
h0mtcsa, sino que la distraa de aus ocnnscio.
nes hAbitualea producsivAu, aban donapdo -
trahsjo, que es Ia ve-dAdera fuenee 6s 1osa
prcGreso social econ6mico
Dabe por t&nto, Is DrsnRa conh.tir 40,
energfa eSe vicio, que presenta m nndarosa
obitacuio en- Ia obra hermosg da Darfac.Ions
mianto moral, social eeontlntco de nnassro
pnshlo. eS'1o
Alberto MunDz,
San Juan. p. B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26
SAN JUAN
NOTA8 POR CDRREqs

Mario 3a.
La comiailla q Il dfa es elsFto 10 aur0idc
AnAPa dos p9nmioeRtss Rhr gados Rm aRioanos :
Ia Corae del DistTito. Ssgda paFsss hay a'g,
do ediapoaiei6n contra 10 d@ los Ahng ad os
ror nehAcGFsele eisFtos eaeritos del an W >
Nos aBsgGFan quo &Ri PaiSS Sc oeuPAr& de
este Asunto.
MaRAnA dAYA una YasFatA en- IR plaza prln-
cipAl In banda dc In PoIiefs inSulAr.
nj PARQUE BORINQUEN GO oil attic mas
acneurFIdo por Ias personaa dc buen tono QUO
hnnean freTeo v distraction
Coaciertos todos los iusvss, ssbados do
uuin9oa; uronAo hAbr6n otfas divsFsiones.--P.
Hasta EnRfisaa no 90 diesefa I& ssasane's
j, ennram del pIsito per divareio astAhls
Zee ey aon Alberto Brave Dc MRyagr ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26
Alberto Munoz.

Ssgdr nos eseenrsn hav rn r.6.-..o. a.
ceFto pari6tfco que SO tikuIa indarsn ssass 11
que dfaTiamsnte viAne uubfiehndo s,+fs.1es ;
favor de los rerubIicapos. D ae lodos a,o. a.te
culoa los esoriba q cAmnto de- ma ae.A.~, !, . 81 s. y =
han ofrecido. 4"S -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

E.ta respectable Dana deja una busnE for
tuna ooe pasar6 9 sus heredsros
Dnrante los timoa 6fAs de su vida puads
decirse que los pAs6 sola, pues NO ls gdstao@
moIestar nAdie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

tn nh dia tone las PASTILLAS LAXAE-
1rEIS DE RROMO -oUTNLNA El bosieerio
ie de'TcivaTS ei diAaro si no curs. LsIArma
de n. W GROVE - hslla en- cads oaiisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

En an discurso ous nYanurr,6 s.t..x
Donas on dfaa pasadoa hanIasdo =. $500
diia: GPnebIo.ta Que h.r aIav.do e. LS Sos@
tt qua haa lueh ado nor eaa howhSs IA &c.
tAnto In Quieres kiauas Aue gts1h7- go, a. a1o
Gaa dfcsn que al doctor - nn.o r-,s -.
se Si aApsr ne 10 que se tramalla eoutrx a
-. S 20 sspsrahA sNa ds Gsom6n.
tanfa. - - az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26


Dnrante los timoa 6Eas de su vida pueds
| decirse que los pAs6 sola, pues NO ls gostanS
moestar nadie.
! Las uarsonas de SIN Juan que dessen
adonfrir In vlsacionss para Ell bSile aus 50 dArA
sa Bio PIsdr&s ei sAhado pf6ximo, puedea di-
rfgirse don jose Labrador. Crus rtusrc
Pueda stegurArss Gus los "a siores IL
snres fanricadoE ensei psfs, se venden en- 10
f4ortca de dor Pedro OhAndry. en- San Juan.
E.sa casa Ia nonsAdo aus producsos
gran AItura. No Rdmiten compeaancia. Sus
de Enropa. Ell rom es una especiAiidad.
San Justo, ndmero 1. San Juan.
Ei bandido S2nds'io Msrced qua captu4
Fxdo an Juana DIaE por la p1licls, ss "a dado
6raanes para QUE sea tTss,edads a San joan 8
inrrnss en- el Peuitencisvio da don OruE.
E.ts suieso tienegariss aanteucf.s Rrnsss
qua cumE5ir, mnchos cFfmsnes psndentes
0esd% hAce afgha tiempo.
H%ce muohos afios quo varios pnsbos del
interior a. 10 is'a sc han vlsso GgotAdos con las
osndoiertas de este sUgeso, ell auai amenazaba
i los proplss&rins coz pegarie fusgo sue an
cas ri no is dabAn dtnero
La EsPAEOLA -Fopda posada con
vf.ta ii mar prhxtrrs Ii sEtacl6n del ferro.
e&rFlI.-~TetuaL 81 63.
Ofrees e*ts casa ias msiofss comodida-
ass para Ell p&ssiero. Comids 10 ehrta 8 cone
Gonvengs pEeeios moofcos.
Habisacioaes frsscas bisn vsntiladas Y
banos.
Hospsisiss abonos, prssios eonvsnsic
rlslea. z.
Mafans smbAreAfS para M8rida (M6xieo)
81 fstingptdo pafsAno don Josqcin Msrscreli.
Este rnertorriq1sfi1 nA pAssdo una tsmpo.
Yada su essa captsa 81 Isdo ca sus famiiisraa,
80 vnelFe sqasl pals pnea sill tlens sus ne'
goci7s.
E~RBooKRNDAMos nussttos amigos
al hotel GTha Marina7 San Jose nq 1, Capital.
Mr. Firhbock ha soiicitado ell arfsnda-
n,fento do todas i&s IineBs telegrsfcas inSula-
res de IL lsla pos Is amos Be propors satAbis-
car otras essscionas hacer grandas mstoraO
s1a ell ssrvicio
LA NUEvA CENTRAL, de Andres PlG.
Du,serfa, confserfa repostsria-sAx
g,a an dtaho rame. San Juan, Pusrto Bico.-~
TRL1FoEo 1B7.
Sa sncuensra ehfermo ds aigha caidado,
Mn nfno de nues.ro querido an 20 don Carlos
M. Soler, mismb bro del DIrectorio del p&rtido
federal Dassamos el pronto restal,lscimisn-
80 de dicha criAtura.
sAbenos que II A'caldia ha eoneedido vs.
rios oermiaos, para que psrmansscan abfertos
mnchos eafstinss de essa eludAd despGes de
las dies do Ia noeha.
Tsmbi6n aabsmos la ssos psFuaisos han
sitlo nsgadoa otrAs peeaoaaa, que aus as1able-
cf uisnfos 9ozAn DE- Las meiogss YafeFencIas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

"AR ADemOeraesa" se ven.
de EN- casa de <The Allen nIews>
y en- La barberfa de don Bernardo
Hidalgo. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

rs taliaetdo en- ssta etus.jt /. ..a,,a aon.
R1sA Vasallo, 1'''a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

Las personals dc San JaAn qas dessen
adaufrir invlsacionss para si baile gus 50 dars
g., Bio Plgdr&s ei sAoadO pfoximos puedea I'll.
rfgirsa don os6 Labrador. CFus E1 marc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

E~ Pueda ss4gurarss qus los msiores IL
sores fanricAdog en1e pS1s, se vsnoen en- 10
f4ortca oe dor Pedro OhAndry. en- San Juan.
Eta casa Ia nontAdo sns productos
gran aItura. No admiten compehsncia. Sus
1fcoFes aon mueho meior qGe los 1mpOrtados
de Enropa FL RON una especiAiidad.
San Justo, ndmero 1. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

Ss sneusntra shfsrmo d. agh cuidado.
nm nffo de nues.ro querido an 20 t1on Carlos
H. Soler, mismbro del Dlrectorio del partidc
federal Dsssamos oil pronto rsstsl,lscimisR-
SC de dicha criAtufa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

sAbemos que II A'caldia ha conesdidc vs.
rio. 7armtaos, para que psrnanszcan abfertos
mnchos eafssnss de sssa cludAd despGes de
las dies da Ia noeha.
T4mbi6n aabsmos q IL ssos peFunisos han
siio nsgsdoa otrAs pseaonas, que aus sssabls-
Of nisntos gozAn O. lRs sjogss Eafsrencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

MaEAnA dArA una YasFata en- iR piaga prIn-
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-26

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n,fento do tadas l~s Ifness telegrsfcas inSua-
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car otras essacionas y hacer grandas metorau
sa ell servicio.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-02
TIGHE PRACTICALLY
CONSENTS TO RECOUNT
Valves Point That Might Have Shut Off
Contest.

The Hamilton Tighe contest for the Re
publican legislative nomination in that
part of the Thirty-si senatorial district
comprised in the Seventh and part Of the
Eighth ward will be settled by referees
appointed by the court to make re-
scented to withdraw his objection to the
technical defects in the petition of G.
E. Hamilton, and to permit the filing Of
an amended petition, Notwithstanding the
time for such filing has passed:
Alleged defects in the affidavit and pc
tition formed the basis of Mr.. Griggs' mo-
ton to discharge the order to show cause
ed. These defects We're stated by F. ii.
Griggs as follows: Failure of the petit
toner to show that he was qualified
elector and therefore an eligible candi-
date; failure to set forth the district in
which he was candidate; failure to al
specified precinct; failure to specify any
errors or mistakes of the judges of cleo
ton in any particular district of the can
vassing board.
Judge Jaggard admitted that the OBJ
jectionS raised to the form Of the petit
ton appealed strongly to his mind, and
said the only question to be determined
to amend his petition. If he had, said
the court, 1t must be an equitable right,
no such right being known to the common
law. He therefore decided to take the
case under Amusement, and to permit the
attorneys to file briefs on the question Of
amending the petition.
The case, however, so far as concerns
the form Of the papers on which Mr..
Hamilton seeks a recount is concerned,
was taken out of the hands of the court
last night, when Mr. Tighe consented to
the filing of an amended petition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-02
MUST NOT BE RUDE
ON THE GRIDIRON
School Board Makes Rules Governing
High School Football
Players.

Gentlemanly conduct on the gridiron
is required of the high school athletes,
if they wish to play football, according
to rules adopted by the board of school
inspectors yesterday. RoWdyism and
all unnecessary roughness is to be
eliminated from the game, and the boy
who cannot conduct himself in an or
derby manner will not be allowed to
participate in the contests.
High school athletics have at last
received recognition from the board Of
school inspectors, and hereafter they
will be considered as a part of the
school curriculum.
Rules to govern athletic associations
were adopted, and the financial end of
the societies taken from the student
body and placed in the hands of the
principals of the several high schools
yesterday The committee, which will
have general supervision Of the
athletics is composed of Inspectors
Fry, Rogers and Fisher
Under the new rules only three
branches of athletic sports are rec
ognlzed football, baseball and track
work.
Before pupil can engage in any
sports he must present his parents
written permission, a physicians Ger
tif1cate regarding his physical condi-
school student in good standing, with a
passing mark in all studies.
The following are extracts from the
rules adopted yesterday by the in
Spectors:
"Gentlemanly conduct, at all times and
places, is the first requisite demanded
from the boy who wishes to enter athlet-
les. not only in the class room, but on
the gridiron or baseball diamond. Sports
that only aim to cultivate the physical
nature are of no avail, so it will there
fore be required that a boys conduct
must be honorable and upright if he
wishes to represent his school in any of
the sports recognized by the board of in
''No pupil shall be allowed membership
in these teams unless he is a regular
student carrying successfully a full pro-
gramme of studies, without failure or
parents written consent and physicians
certificate of physical ability, which must
be filed with the secretary of the school
board.
"All contests shall be confined to high
schools or academy teams, on Friday,
Saturday and holidays, and in st. Paul,
or places near st. Paul.
1.-THE treasurer of each organization
and the manager of each team shall be
members of the high school corps of
teachers appointed by the principal of
the school, who shall also appoint or au-
thorize the appointment of the coach of
the team.
Permission to organize any other team
than herein specified, or to play in any
town outside the city, requiring the mem
bers to remain over night, or to have
practice games with teams not in their
class, can be granted only by a commit
tee of the board specially authorized"