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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
EDNA.

.bou. the most enjoyable social event
49,. season took place Tuesday night az
Y Wrr ~, hall a calico ball, given by the
i n AZ, ~ Edna. complimentary to the gem
In, ,peroer Each lady who participated In the
s ie was expected to wear calico dress
oanee - we're Enclosed and sealed In
envelopes GgGo and each gentlemen aste@Sla as
was glNcnart In the grand march with the
10 take ~ dress eorrespOnded with his
i te prize Tor The pTettties calico s ases
was awaIqqe' cgrrett James Power. .. ).
"a MAJOR dr %: Young ard J 2, Williams; II
Y Tas ' most ddct pqt[ for v t9e i ia
20 declue' Nitss Mabel McChesnev secpf-
,esndan az. p III Mrs. s r westhon second
ln lsi nss' and Mrs. Blanche hayes tard
ehoiee,, 20 o'clock sandwiches and eonee
~. An's served after which dancing was re-
gumed
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cRockErr

Mr and Nrs G. J. shires Mr. and Mrs.
r. H. NdHch and Mr. q h. Mmchlsou
hive returned from Now Orleans whore
they huyr been attending Mardl Gras
T. ~ Shclor the secretary Of the Lotus
Club ha- gour ia lucsau A. r. for tho
hruo6t ~ his health aud viii he absent
several months
Mrs Iwumle Thomas has gone 20 Fort
worth on Visit To hcr daughter, Miss
Fauuic Thomas
Mrs Bwtc Chamberlain n Austin ls In
tho city, the guest Of Slrs, Mary g. Dough.
lass.
Mr.. u. n Grounds and Wife of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs y " Grounds Of Houston,
VINO have been visiting relatives IN this
city for the past ion DAYS, have returned
ia their respective homes
Miss lrma Gooch Of Palestine Is ia he
CITY Do guest ~ Miss Ethel Woottcrs.
MISS Archie Drnman Of Lutkin has re.
turned home after brief vldt 10 Miss
Frances Wopttera
a delghtfullv swell hop. for which the
Lotus club rs Justly celebrated. was given
by that body "Wednesday evening Twenty.
! eight couples were present.
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CALVERT.

rh the single exception Of the old I'D.
n contest, Cashier opera house has
NJ within the history of Calvert been
crowded as on Tuesday night, February
ne occasion being tho presentation OF
silc School Of Burberry Corners" Civ
ocal talent for the bcneft of the
" library and the Daughters Of the
hNeiley. To accommodate the vast
aene large number of additional
W we're supplied, while even the aisics
q aHed with people 1t was typica!
,lontd school Of half century ago
'lsa nc redheaded pedagoG with puri-
Asfhhess adhered strictly TO thar
popular Idea, NO lickin' no larnln'. q"
Naaas among whom were numbered
'ae prominent ladies and gentle
~ he clty, dressed AS boys and girls.
~ natural In their impcrsonations Of
shocl boys and girls OF the long ago
we audience forgot for the time they
merely playing a part. II can he
Mlaly said that this performance was
iish aus wv iioiH S'"''
W District school, with its quaint
~ and customs. rs bad hoy. its slut
Wy us boy with ST. Vitus' dance
~ WY n Other interesting studies In boys
~ egllhg girl, "Siamese twins" q
= az was sweet on the teacher and
wsl ana miscellaneous school girls,
IN WIN It's austcrc board of trustees,
su examinations struck terror 10
- spphcantS-will live as a pleasant
" me minds Of all who witnessed
"uoNlhg is cast of characters
~ D., school Committee.
~ nunahs' chairman, Dr. F.. Wilder
4 n SrI,tss '...,,...... j. p. Cashier
,S'-...,.......L. NJ. Gibson
6s d., applicants for School
~ bl.nSs s '''..,..,,.,. Mss Waller
n S II.a sharp ...,..... Mrs. PurGonl
8a,kl,b n simple Mrs. Morse
'engergrass. .... Joe Y. McNutt
5tBs, mn, Scholars-Girls.
~ Billings aged 10 ..........
Hfl.rl issr....,.'...... Mrs. w. II. Gibson
'uooAs' aged 10, .........
&ziuib, ip,,,...'.'. Mrs. j. I. Morse
~ ripper. aged 12............
xata ess,,,...'...,: Mrs. Nellie Stricken
~ nS.eyser, aged 10 ...... Miss lvey
b Eetesnr,' aged 10 ...... Miss Wilson
Pa Cso.atll, aged II. 49,. Miss Waller
A "6NA ~
Brorn, ...':.... Miss Kate Morgan
AtbIt Ian aged 70. Miss Josie WynC
IN Dooi,,,,;;.. '.''':,.. Miss Annie BoyC
..., - Nseu t.,,........,,..
'ss..;'..'... Miss Ellen Wilcox
R,o,. scholars Boys.
u sSs SS.n. aged 49,. George Miller
4 c,r,rss' aged 0......J. r. Morse
i sa,S not aged 10. .J II SI1dal
4 " olssslard, aged 10. ~. S. Keenc
pa ss sS, sseG l5....,.... b. F. Elixir
~. uel Tucker, aged b..
4 biv sa0oEs, aged is. W. 4 McAlpint
y kSv aged 10 ,...,...:.H. Strickei
M rmsnaRers; Miss Lucy Brown
Paw 'i ~, :, OF the Aloha club and Mess
fisFa, unghes, c. A. Garrett and X
ssey. ny NJ the Daughters OF the Cor
,fo,,.i hey deserve much credit fof
\ l'sss. % make this entertainment
@sri vlaaae net proceeds, Sl62, wer,
i. ln. .ldd between the Aloha Iibrarl
en'ers OF the Confederacy.
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wv. vNamilnllon IN ihe building opposlto ihc
nbc c,'l.. heaniiiul collection Of Portraits
l"utuh,aphS ami Photographers which form
~, s'nm1 study of arr 10 painting, architect
wy anu sculpture The paitry snn ~ 10
.entS Is charged 10 view the beautiful mas.
ssIpirces which are exhibited by tho ladies'
iW nc purpose OF raising fund with
Whch 10 purchase pictures fnr Tho public
izcd sun" nag "eV" iV"'
Rev and Mrs n Il. White aud Misses
NARY ana Enie White left here IN d private
car with pr Il. Il, White nf tho Santa Fc
I'lu Tor Temple, where Mrs White goes
Y" fccuperaie her health
Mr. and Mrs. RALPH McIrudon Of Waco
are among the visitors IN Corpus christi
Mrs Hcorgc Roberts is spending several
uahs visiting in Laredo
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. g Wright aud son passed
through Corpus Christi this week IN route
70 their home at B0nnuctc from san An
Mr. aud Mrs Wallace Wade ot Casa
Rlanca we're among the visitors here dnring
Miss 5. J Acan has gonc 10 Ia.arto.
Where she expects TO make her future homo
Mr. and Mrs. i. Swanson will leave Mon
dry for Fort Worth TO make their future
home
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PALEsrlNe

Married at Pleasant Springs church.
three miles south Of the city. Mr, Wal.
ter McIunls 10 Miss Nettie Cncherham.
both prominent and well known young
people Of this section. quite a number Of
heir friends from the city went TO the
wedding and all report q pleasant timc.
The family Of Hon. Ned Morris OF Hen
derson has arrived 10 the city aud viii
Nv the future reside here. Mr.. Morris VIII
he connected with the International aud
Great Northern ia the legal department 10
the place Of Judge TcR8rdeH. resigned.
Misses Trudle Ezell Dolly starr, Mrs
Woodland and Messrs d, Bratton, Marvin
1rice and Jim Copeland, all under the
Chaperonage Of Mrs T.. W. Turner. went 10
houston 10 see Richard Mausneld. Tue
party returned In the special car that hsd
been arranged for the Trip,
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SAN MARCOS.

on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs L. II.
Browne entertained Informally IN honor Of
their guests. Misses Alice Mayneld or
Karnes city. Hester Ruckman u Helena
and Edna iiolmcs of leesriHe, anu alt1,
gether II was one OF the most delislt d.
49, Annie browne Blahrh browne.
inniss yenne Birdie McCuteheOn, Marie
harrison Ola King. Mary Harris Of haiNts
~ Dn-, Jovge. Nora Woods. lena TUT
,,or S4die Mcclellan FeiiX KYLE; Messrs.
Coihert " H. Thompson, Early Mekle,
W l.. Donaldson. Fentress THOMPSON, ligat,'
RS joyce clint Malone bruce lahi"tg, "
KIN. Dirk Dohbirs, I'd lo stciaei, Peel Ma
( rion Combs. ,-AtA
Mrs Annie Picasaut, spent iriaaF ann
saturday ~ iast week In l.oeknaii.
Mr.. Culuon Young Is visiting In Ans m
The Lctu, club, a nsw social organisation
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HEARNE.

leap year" dance was given by the
ladies last Tuesday night at tho pavilion.
This being the last dance before Lent. n
was well attended. Among those present
were Misses Bassett McMortie Of Cal
vert Erwin Brashear, Morris. Lillian aud
Clara Easferwood Wood: Mesdames j.
n Weich and r. ~ McNutt: Messrs
Cook. Hensley. Lewis, Guy and Henry
Afensley IlOrlOek. Coylngton, Fred Wood,
h n McNutt and Jim Smith.
Miss Annie Watt. charming young
lady Of Waco. IL In the city, the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. p, Ferguson.
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HEARNE.

Miss Annie Watt OF Waco Is visiting 10
the city.
Miss Kettle Byrd OF Franklin visited
friends here this week.
oaits an ENJOYABLE dance was given az
me navllion TUESDAY night. Those attend.
ire were Misses Woods. Rrashcar. Ras
~ Morris GRAY Easf rrwood-. iiinsler.
krwlni Mpsdamos wolcb and MsNWt'
q. Hinsiey. cook. Horlick. Erwin, Lewis.
MrNntt and raTnru
Miss Mary Boyd eatsgti!zed her fgiends
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LA GRANGE

isa - s1 club met with Mrs. vastine
M s,s Saturday evening.
b, 80 Five club entertained their
h ~ men friends at the residence Of
~ st,s. s NJ. Ryrnes After the
Iitsr 'nents were served in the din.
NJ W. Tue table was beautifully dec
|'en va irene Hall aud Mr.. Henry
tas ~. Hopper gave an afternoon at
Z. @. Moore received the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

Friday nieht with q Valentine party.
Miss Mobile Wadswnth lot Monday FOL
her home Ia MatuEprdn after severa.
weeks visit here
Mr.. aud Mrs, t. W. Marshall and Mr.
ma Mrs, Polk Melton attended The play
la Calvert Tuesday uight
Miss Floy BrcSh5m visited 10 Calvert
this wnck
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locKHART.

,.s Monday evening an elegant recep-
iAN hanauef was given at tho Lock
S, Mr. Business club room eOmPllafntsrs ,,, 80
ma. mn. ,.,idps onlc.rs whose term hla 'as'
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MARLIN.

The wednesday Matinee club composed
OF number of Marlln's most accomplished
Young ladies'. went 10 Waco en- masSa the
other night 10 hear the celebrated vloluist.
Leonora Jackson.
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FAYETTEVILLE.

There was a masquerade ball At Ger
mania hall Tuesday night The celebrated
Bsca band furnished both hand and string
music
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cucst of her cousin. MISS Dina NmIth.
arc visiting in Rockd1lc.
Miss sallic Ricd Of Bolton Is visiting
5lrs q. G. Weaver
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OUR GIANT-LargeSt Refrig.
orator in Houston, All parts
removable. Call and see it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
FURNITURE FACTORY
WOULD PAY.
Let Us Build One i'm Mari
eta and Augment Tier
Business Prosperity.

Marietta has two extensive chair
factories that are doing we'll, selling
their output right along. They turn
out first class work, and have built up
good trade. Now, what is the reason
a furniture factory would not pay
here, also? In our opinion it would.
1t would command good trade for
all goods manufactured. Common
furniture could be sold to fill out car
loads lots Of chairs and would be a
great advantage to all concerns. We
believe that a furniture factory to cost
about $4,000 with an equal amount
of capital to run it would pay good
dividend the first year and Il better
one the next. Suppose some of our en-
terprising citizens start the movement
and push it to consummation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13

Mrs. 5. Q. Simpson left Monday night
for 81. Petersburg, Fla, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. J. q. Talley.
Mrs. Geo. f Stone, nee Miss Halle
Huggard, arrived Thursday from her
nome IN Crookstown, Minnesota, and is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
u. Huggard and sister, Mrs. Sam Way.
DR.. Tennent ives sent by order Of the
Ordinary to Powder Springs on last
Friday to look into two cases of sus-
pected smallpox. One of them proved
to be Of malignant type, the other was
OF mild forrQ Mr. d. r. Pritchard .and
Mr. Lafayette Meadors are the persons.
At the conclusion of the morning
service at the Presby terrain church last
Sunday, the following officers were
elected: Elders-W. NJ. Everett, w. ID.
Beattie and DR.. J. T. Groves. Deacons-
). w Legg, A. " Cortelyou ard J.
Wilder Glover. Next Sunday morning
tie Deacons will be ordained.
A very interesting meeting OF the
Marietta Chautauqua Reading Club
was held Friday evening March 18th at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. Y. Leake,
Church street. The evening was de-
voted to the study of Germany. Miss
Pierpont, who has spent several years
IN Germany, gave an interesting ac-
count OF the home life of the Royal
families and also of the other classes
Delightful refreshments were served
by Miss Marie Leake.
Mr.. Heath, of the Baldwin Grocery
Co., is spending this week putting in
trading stamps in Newman, West Point
ard LAGRANGE.
Raymond and Don Thomas, colored.
were arrested on Friday by Constable
Morris on warrant charging assault
and battery on the person of Sol Dick
son, colored.
Mr.. Mongin Brumby, OF Dunedin
Florida, son Of Mr.. j. r. Brumby, of Ma
rietta, Ca, has sold his crop OF oranges
at $3.50 a box on the trees to Stevens
q Co., Baltimore, Md.
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THIS Is TRUE

There is no line of business, rhaps,
says the Fourth Estate, in which there
are so many calls for fayors as in the
publishing of q newspaper. They come
from all sorts of people at all times,
and often under conditions that are
exasperating, to say the least.
The average citizen or politician when
he hes an axe to grind or some par
ticular end in view, is altogether too
apt to look upon his "favorite news
paper" as means to that end, regard
less of consequences.
He fails to realize the fact that the
Newspaper is a business concern, and as
such it cannot afford to open its col
umns to exploiting personal matters
any more than can merchant waste
his time in matters that are foreign
to his business.
One of the things that so many peo-
pie seem unable to'grasp relative to
the newspaper business, is what does
and does not constitute newspaper
advertising. It it hard to understand
why this should be so, bat is so never
theless.
One of TIE most persistent of Offend
ers in this particular line is the church
entertainment boomer, He seems to
think that any and all things relating
to the church whether it he a concert,
a fair or what not, the newspaper should
open wide it's columns free of all cost
and do al in his power to make it
success.
As matter of fact many newspapers
have done this very thing for years,
and are doing it now, but they should
not do it, nor should the church expect
it. Space to the newspaper publisher
is exactly what merchandise is to the
merchant. If he gives it away, who
ever receives it is accepting charity
There are exceptions, of course, to
every rule, but the newspaper publisher
who persist in publishing in his news
columns that which properly belongs in
the advertising department, is bound to
suffer by it. Surely unless he is able
to discriminate in this matter, he can
not expect outsiders to do it.
The safe rule to go by is to make
regular charge FIR advertising ali en-
tertainments. church or otherwise,
where an admission is charged II such
publicity is worth having it is worth
paying for.-Rome Tribune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
MR. A. l. WHITE
PASSES AWAY
r
Blood Poison Ensues from
an Abscess and Death
Ends Suffering.

Mr.. A. L. White died at his home in
this place on Wednesday afternoon, 5th
inst, the direct result of blood poison
ing, caused by an abscess on his leg. He
was about SO years old, and was a Con-
federate veteran. He was a member of
Company I, Seventh Georgia regiments
the company commanded by Capt. w.
j. Hudson. He was wounded in a Skin
mish near Richmond, Va, and several
inches of bone had to be taken from his
arm, which rendered it useless.
He was brother-in-law of Hon. John
E. Motley, DR.. Sam G.. Motley and Mr..
Pierce Motley, of this place.
He leaves wife, three daughters and
four sons and other relatives to mourn
his death.
The funeral was preached by Rev. j.
I. Jenkins on Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, after which the remains were
placed at rest in the city cemetery.
There were three of his old company
present at the funeral-Capt. W. J.
Hudson, Mr.. w. G. Simpson and Mr..
w. B. Clinkscales.
Our sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved family.
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Local News Overflow.

Mr.. J 5. Harris and wife, of Atlanta,
are here this week.
Mr.. j. A. Fields, of Canton, spent
Sunday here with his family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smith, a
daughter.
Mrs, NJ. A. Everette visited Mrs, r.
l.. Milan last week.
Mr.. Joe Bisaner, Of Murphy, N. c.,
was here this week.
Mrs. Will Florence and Miss Maud
Greer visited their sister, Mrs. VOL
folkiin Atlanta Sunday.
Prof W. B. Merritt, of Valdosta can
didate for State School Commissioner
was here this week.
Mrs. George +. Newell has returned
from st. Augustine, Fla. Mr.. Newell
will remain while longer, as his health
is much better
DR.. SAVERS POSITIVE CURE. Home
treatment for ladies. One month s
treatment for one dollar. Call at Sew
ell House. Lady in attendance.
Senator A. S. Clay arrived home
Saturday evening to look after some
business in Cobb Superior Court here
this week. He returned to Washing
ton Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Lou Delaney went to Ac-
worth Monday morning to take the
place Of the telephone operator who is
sick.
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes are re-
ceiving an immense stock Of spring and
summer goods, and you can be pleased
there if you can anywhere. Mr.. Barnes
is now in market buying other goods
which he KNOWS 60 well how to select
NoTIoE, CHATTER MAsoNs Cherokee
Chapter Nc. ID, Royal Arch Masons will
meet Friday night March 14th) All
Chapter Masons urged to be present.
Work in Mark Master Degree.
j. r. w FIELDS, H. p.
JOHN z. CHENEY, Sec'ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Alexander, who
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to their home in Piedmont, Ala q,
on Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. r. Sanges
Pr. Herbert Clay student at the
State University, md Mr.. Lex Clay,
student at Oxford College, spent Sun
day and NondNy here on account of
their father Senator Clay being at
home from Washington.
II there is another Judge in Georgia
who can run through docket as rap
idly as Judge Gober We don't know his
name tie Transacted all the business
IN our court in less than two days this
week Our people like this, because
it is a great saving 10 he payers.
AL haretta Free Press.
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The Atlanta Constitution pays de-
served tribute to the weekly press, and
says: "The greater press-the big DAHL
les and the little dailies-could not do
without them" The Constitution
however, each year notifies the weekly
papers that it is revising its exchange
list, and those papers failing to publish
a column or two prospectus will be cut
from their exchange list. This looks as
if the Constitution can "do without
them" The Constitution makes the
weeklies pay for the daily or do with
ont Consistency is jewel.
Hon Dupont Query will not speak
at the court house Wednesday as an
nounced. Unable to meet his appoint
ment. Will come later.
The press of the country will do a
good service by publishing, as often as
possible, the fact that wood alcohol is
poison, causing sometimes the death OF
those who use it and. in most other
cases, their total blindness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
PROF, SANFORD
ORDAINED DEACON

DR.. Mcconnell, Secretary of the
Southern Baptist Missionary Board, of
Atlanta, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday morning at IL and in the after
noon at 8 O'Clock to large congregations
two able and forcefui sermons. The
afternoon service was on the office Of
the deacon. Prof. S.V Sanford ,superin-
tendeut of the public schools, was or
dained deacon at the conclusion of
this service. DR.. Mcconnell was a col
lege classmate of Prof. Sanford and his
officiating at the ordination was of Pc
culiar interest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
EDITORS JOURNAL


Mr, Sidney Lewis, the editor Of the
Ishmaelite, once regarded AZ a bold,
aggressive, independent writer, is now
holding an appointment under Com
missioner Stevens. He was last year
appointed one of the 60 odd oil insrec-
tors and paid into the state treasury
during 1901, according to the report of
the Comptroller General, the sum OF
1888 oil fees. This huge amount Of
revenue was the states share OF about
5000 collected from the oil companies.
$S7 81 went into Mr.. Lewis pocket and
1888 went into the state treasury.
Verify "the OK knoweth his own mas
ter's crib" "CRrTTo,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if itfsll.
To cure. Z. ". Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
Stops the Cough
aud WGrk off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine TABLETS cure a
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
PT.ce =, cents
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-12
EleCCiOneS ... ...
en- iSla Culebra.
(De maestro corresponsal. }

bo NUcctTO CVFCcp0NSNt./
1sla Culebrs, Nvbre. 8. RI dia
4-diA de elecciones-cAy6 Aquf
AbundAntisimA lluvia. Por 10 que
respecta 6 &squellas, ell D ,legado don
Leopoldo Padr6n estuvo muy Co
rrecto. Nombr kronse dos. federsles
para Ia mesa de votaci6n. Fueron-
nombrados, pues, por q Supervisor
dc 10 9 elscciones los Sres. don Mi.
guel Rsmirez, JueS; don GaspRrsPA.
dr6n, Secretario, y Recusador don
.EcolAt t'co Melero. Estos dos 1lti.
mos federales. "a
Durante el indicAdo dia ne obser'
v6 mucho orden, y para mautener
este en- las inmediAcic mes del Cole.
gio, el Sr. Dele gado nc mbr6 dos ve'
cincs respetables, sgenos & las lu'
chas politicas, medida muy acertada
y prudente.
i. ,Ss han rechazado algunos elec.
torres caps scitAaos. Entire ellos 6 don
Jos@ Caataflo, Agustin Rodriguez y
otros. Un tsl Harry, que no es Gin:
dAdAno <ni americana nj puertorri'
quefIos vpt6. Ignore si fue recha'
xado por el Juez Federal.
Por no teners las Hstas electora-
les G lA vista del e dblico, fuerA del
Cole gio, han sido denunciadcs los
Jaeces req ublicAnos. .Aquf estAn en-
msyoIfa f. los feaerales Dursnte el
diA de 10 votAci6n, en- cAsA de nm
&C nuotado republicano CON una gui
tara y mn gdiro 90 imprt visabsn
versos mortiiicantes para aqu6llos
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Information.

La. compaf1is Americsna de fe.
rrocarriles, sB lltimore & Chesapes.
lie. ha hecho nm contrato CON la
maryland Steel Compsuys para la
construction de nm vApor que eerx
fabricAdo en- Sparron Point y hark
servicios en- 10 B hi. Chasspes ke,
en- el Estado de Meryland.
90 as
Mr.. FL w B,sley. Presi iente
de 10 compafiia de Fsrrocarriles
ar ina Ans,s est& estudis ndo nm
plan para emprsnder negocios en-
Qaeenstc wn.
En- olkton, Car ada. se han
presentado ai Cobierno mil sete-
cientos individuos en- demanda de
ahmento y trabajo.
Ua gran dIe.o de americaros,
hs a til izaao Ell sSAu,h K Kansir ton
Museum de Londres, para guar
dAr objtt Q de, arte.
Il! gobieruo ing.6,!es hA orde'
nado que 10 desocupen.
O#o
Las agitaciones en- Russia psra
que se modifiqueu las leyes sobre
los hacendados, estxn hacien dose
cadA dia mas exfresivas. 8
~ 90
El @ neral Uribe Uriba y sus
tropas, que Sc rins fernn sl Cobie rno
Colombiano, estAn on Rio Trio.
90
ExtrGordinarias y muv saveras
medidas son tomadas en- " kohama,
para acsbar CON In plsgA.
o#o.
e DR., LapI ON, n 6dico del Fa'
ps, ha sido opel ado de apendicitie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-12
AbOliCi0n
de los consoles de guerra en-
FranCia.

Ri ministro de In Guerra Va &
presentar 6 la Ckmara de los Dipu.
tados ell proyecto de ley tsntss We.
ces Anunciado parala In Abolici6n de-
los consoles de guerra. ts&
COnforme & 10 n0vfsina ley, los
militsres, en- tempo 4de psz, ser&n
juzgados al igual que los demks ciu.
dAdanos por los tribunales de In na.
ci6n. 80 4%
Los tribunales militares no ten.
aY&n der echo 6 jusgar mas que las
fAltSs 6 delitos exc usivamente rela.
tivos 6 Ia discipline.