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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-09-05
DEAN s. HOFFMAN,

i|iNA4N " iAVt VI ~
ONCE Walnut Street, near High.
The colored American., 1903-09-19
THE PLATE PRINTER.

The initial number OF the Plate
Printer is out. 1t is a new candidate
or journalistic favor in this city and
f it keeps the pace set by the number
lefore us, it has come to stay and to
Ill a long-felt want. Its editor and
publisher is Mr.. E. L. Jordan, well
Known business man, formerly a high
official in the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing and a popular contribu-
tor to the daily and weekly press of the
country. The literary merit as well
IS the typographical and mechanical
beauty of The Plate Printer will make
L a welcome visitor to the homes of
hose who are not only memebrs of the
craft but those who are not interested
IN the art Of plate printing. The Plate
Printer has a mission.
The colored American., 1903-09-19
LYNCHINGS BY NEGOES.

It has often been said of our peo-
pie that we are adopts at copying the
white mans vices, but slow in imitat-
ing his virtues. 1t is painful to look
about and see combinations Of this
unfavorable criticism. We protest Wig
orously against lynchings, even of our
confessed criminals, and against every
other form of violence. Yet we hear
of a mob of Negroes lynching one
of their own race down in Floriad for
assaulting a white woman, and Of
most threatening demonstration by
crowd Of colored excursionists down
in Hot Springs, Ark, against the life
of a colored speaker who was uttering
some unpopular sentiments on the Jim
Crow car question. Only the GOODNESS
Of a few of those present saved the
mans life
The force Of our complaint against
the white mans 1nhuman and law
breaking conduct is greatly weakened
by occurrences like those above re-
ferred to. He that takes up the
sword shall perish by the sword" We
must wait upon the processes of the
law and set the white man an exam
pie of restraint and recognition of the
great principle that organized society
has taken from the individual Or
any combination of individuals the
right to administer punishement for
crime of any character.
The colored American., 1903-09-19
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.

The future of the Negro race lies
in its development and progress along
commercial lines Thrift and indus
try form the bulwark and safety of
this great country and has rendered
the American people the foremost In
the progress of nations. Recently a
colored street railway company was
organized at Jacksonville, Fla, and
today the road is in operation, con-
trolled by colored capitalists and
manned by colored conductors and mo-
tormen. This is a great stride along
commercial lines, and the action Of
these progressive colored citizens of
Florida should be emulated by mem
bers of the race elsewhere.
The True Reformers Building in
this city is another milestone on the
highway of race progress and pros
perity This organization is doing
much good for the race, and through
the medium of it's bank, general stores,
and printing house has given profita-
BILE employment to members of the
race and has challenged the respect
and admiration OF the commercial
world.
The publishing house of the Baptist
a. NJ E, and A. NJ. E. Zion churches
in various sections of the country are
also landmarks OF Negro enterprise
and ambition. In the many large cit
les throughout the United States the
Negro who is developeing himself
along business lines does not sncoun-
ter the hardships and privations OF
the Negro ward-healer and curbstone
orator.
The race needs business tact, bust
ness ability. and up-to-date business
methods With money invested II
The colored American., 1903-09-19
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The public schools of Washington
City rank among the foremost of the
country. The salvation of the race
lies in education, and the fine oppor-
sunities offered the colored youth of
this city by our public schools should
be eagerly grasped and improved. Our
school corps comprises colored gradu-
ates of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Ober-
lin, Howard, and other leading insti-
tutions of learning, and the facilities
and curriculum are unexcelled else
where.
There is an important duty imposed
upon the parents and guardians that
must not be overlooked. 1t is home
training and devel opment. The teach
er should not be depended upon to de-
velop the child without the cordial
assistance of the parent. At best the
task of the teacher is an onerous one.
and it should be Hghtened by the
hearty cooperation of the parents.
The teacher is the embodiment of pa
.ience, perseverance, and progress and
their interest in the welfare of their
pupils is too often underestimated
The teachers of this city are deserv-
ing Of encour agement and co-opera
ton, for their interest in the race is
unflagging-
The colored American., 1903-09-19
OFFICE HOLDERS BARRED.

We learn that a new Negro organi-
land and will hold its national con-
vention in this city in November. It's
line Of work is Identical with that
of the Afro-American Council and the
result of it's efforts to restore the po-
litical rights Of the Negro at the South
will probably be just as abortive. But
this new Suffrage League" proposes
10 exclude all Office holders from it's
deliberations. A perusal of its list
of officers, both national and local, dis
closes the names of many disappointed
office seekers and chronic croakers,
whose only excuse for being in private
life at present lies in the fact that
President Roosevelt failed to pay any
attention whatever to their piteous ap-
peals to be permitted to enter the
Federal granary. This galaxy of gold
bugs, silver-bugs, and humbugs essays
to control the entire colored vote at
he North, East, and West, and pre-
diets dire things should the Republi-
cans in Congress turn a deaf ear to
their petitions.
The political condition of the Negro
at the South is deplorable, and proper
steps should be taken by the leading
colored men Of the South to bring
about repeal Or modification of OBJ
noXious election laws passed by South
ern legislatures. Professional Negro
politicians of the North and East can
not hope to accomplish much along
| -hese lines. especially the miscellane-
| Gus crowd of disappointed Office seek
ers composing the new suffrage move
ment. No Office holder need apply"
| This is the climax of humor
The colored American., 1903-09-19

John H. Clark, OF Ohio. recently in
dorsed by the Democratic State con-
vention for United States Senator, de-
clares that 'the lynchings at the South
are the outcome of the policy of the
Administration in the Philippines" "
If Clarke intends this as q bait for
Negro votes he will be disappointed,
since lynchings at the South were in
vogue long before the acquisition Of
the Philippines
The colored American., 1903-09-19
WILLOW TREE ALLEY.

Alley life in Washington, as in 9TH
er cities, contributes more to crime
and suffering than any other source
of evil. Willow Tree Alley heads all =,
others as a cesspool of filth and i'm
morality. Its denizens for the most
part live in idleness and vagrancy
without any visible means of support.
The only oasis in that unhallowed spot
is Mrs. Brown, who for years has con-
Quoted a missionary work there.
have grown up to increase the num-
Der of vagrants in the community but
for the rescuing hand of this true mis-
sionary Mrs Brown has indeed been
an angel of mercy to Willow Tree
Alley and it's vicinity. She has di-
vinely gone into the byways and hedg-
es and compelled them to come in and
enter upon a higher life.
But the people who infest Willow
Tree and other alleys are not wholly
responsible for the degradation they
bring upon society; the white people
Of the District are very largely respon-
sible for Willow Tree alley, Bears al
ley, Bloodfield, and other dens OF IN
fanny and vice. People who own hou-
ses will not rent them even to respec-
table eolored families, hence good, bad
and Indifferent are forced to take up
residences in alleys and in out-ofthe-
way places. They put their properties
into the hands of real estate agents
the big real es ate dealers-w1th IN
structions not to rent them to coIoreu
people, so that apparently rental agents
: and owners are banded together not
to rent homes to respectable coIoreu
people except at an enormous rehIai'
These people go to the churches anu
preach the doctrine of the lowly Nd|
arene, but force the poor colored people
| to live in these alleys of which they
5 complain
Which are more worthy, the Whl''
>. people who force these evil conditions
t or the colored people who are the VIC
a tins of them?
The answer is not far TO seek
The colored American., 1903-09-19

Twelve of the rioters who broke into
the Jail at Danville, Ill, have come
to grief. The stern hand of the law
has dealt with them justly, and dur
ing their term behind the prison walls
they will have ample time to reflect
over their impetuosigy and their wan
ton disregard of the majestl of the law.
The colored American., 1903-09-19

Recently Gov JEFF Davis, OF Arkan-
sas, refused to surrender an escaped
Indiana prisoner upon the grounds
that Gov. w S. Durbin OF that State
refuses to surrender ex-Gov. w. L.
Taylor to the Kentucky authorities 1t
is now in ordi T for all escaped Indiana
criminals to flee to Arkansas.
The colored American., 1903-09-19
The curse of all Negro advancement

The curse OF all Negro advancement
Is jealousy. It is in the church
schools. lodges, politics, and business
1t divides up into little hostile clans
too small to accomplish anything hpt
deVilment. Wherever a Negro enter
prise raises its head, wherever a man
of superior ability pushes up above
his fellows, wherever worth and en-.
ergy make for themselves a place
among US, there the wagging tongue
Of the jealous hearted traducer begins
his insidious objection and spits forth
his venom.-EGchdnge
The colored American., 1903-09-19

What harm will industrial education
do the big-headed, brawny, broad
shouldered boy or girl, and how MANY
poor parents had college education
The colored American., 1903-09-19

The race must hang together or, as
Benjamin Franklin said, ''it will hang
separately"
The colored American., 1903-09-19

Professor Langley's airship, "Buz-
zard,' hase received voluminous news
paper notices, but has performed no
real service. Just like some so-called
Negro leaders,
The colored American., 1903-09-19

The Baptist publishing house at
Nashville, Tenn, is the foremost Of its
Kind among our people. The printing
houses of the A. NJ E. and A. n f.
Zion churches should get a move on"
them.
The colored American., 1903-09-19

Help The Colored American by nav.
ing what you know to be due it.
The colored American., 1903-09-19

business enterprises and industrial
classes working six days every week
in the year, the future OF the Negro
race Is safe.
The colored American., 1903-09-19
ADVERTISING RATES.

Reading notices SO cents per line.
Display advertisements, 81 per square
inch, per insertion. Discounts made
on large contracts.
Entered at the Post Office as second
class matter.
All letters, communications, and bus
mess matters should be addressed 10
THE COLORED AMERICAN.
EDwARB E. COOPER. Manager,
459 c ST., Northwest,
Washington, D. G.
Sold by all News Dealers.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I9, 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
OORTADILLO

que. en- l&s leysB que nos lsg&Ron los gobiernos
de Espsfis. hay mueho gus aprsndsr para ls
Gran rspdhlica que nos tisns bAjo 81 lienxo de
su banderA.
FAcilitsss, 10 rspsiimos, la americanisa-
ci6n, psro no saitos, sino CON taIsnto, con
metodo. con clarividsnciA del porvsnir.
No ae Amerfcanix& sstablacisndo indsmn
saeionss para TODD, con 10 que parecs que Sc
convisrtsn en- tribunAlss de 7leQoeto los tribu-
males de iusticia.
Nos amsricaniza ponisndo sn vlgor Ia
TSusrte p0T Ia hoTcd, medic fnhumanc, gFossro,
repusivo Afnsntoso, cusndo en- aqusIlos Es :
tAdos de IL mstF6poli donds no hA sido abolida
In penR capital. Ne aplica In sila el6ctricA, su-
pIiCio mas humsno, msnos ignominioso, msnoy
barbara, menos cruel.
No sc amsricaEiza robando su autonomia
los municipios, cuando ALA reside an los mu-
nicipios la bAss dc 10 Fsp6bliea. Oada uno de
estos tiena Eu aobsranfA.y una porci6n de elIos
constitnysn ead& Eab&do,y todRs las poyciones
De Eatados, 1untasi constitugsn ID potencia
susltsn 81 veIo de Penelope los daIegados
de lR nsqyoraa. Sc pisrde siempo son oil tsisr
y destsIsr, ysa grava sl EraFio, y 50 aiambra
an Puerto Rico 81 disguSto, precursor de Id dss.
.onnsnss, de ls que % conseeuenciA el dsssqui'
ltbrio On todos los 6rdsnes dc ID vida, porous
la pas el sdelAnt0 de los pusblos 90 funda en-
la nfmeSa DC sus Isyes y, &qnl, dssds Ia invR-
sion americans, en- 10 que = este punto respse.
ssi vsn1nos sopoKtGndo una situaci6n an6mals.
Sabido 90 que en- el psrfodo de Is guerra
30 sucsdisn ordenss mAs 0sdsnes generates
que ssntab&n IN dssconciarto turfiico que.
en- sl peIfodo civil LAS admitidag por las prime.
las OAmsras dstsn muy mucho que dessar an
81 eonespso de afam&dos i0rispsritos, sin dis.
tingoE de opinionss poliiieas.
Busno ss que los c6digos 90 rsforman :
medida que 10 rsclams la sRlud p6oIiea, como
10 hscs cada bieniO In comisi6n coodihcadora
de Espsns, psro de Rhf los cRmbios frecuso
Tea sAdiealsS qua AGA se vsri6ean media una
enorme distaneis.
El sbogado Aponte pis& buan tsrreno Tie
ne un campo v&Esisimo para Iucir la fssundi-
dad de su iog6nio. Deisss de pans tibios.
dSIese Do ssguir plagiRnd0 los antiques c6dtgos
tan desdt d ados combatidou, v tonga vaJop.
tepgG ctvlsmo para psdis de una vsx 10 nulidad
de 40 ley Cornwall y para proponsr otrs CO.
qns tsnga sl apoyo de In MINORS,
an dannitlva, CON oil APPLAUSE unfver.
sAl.
Asf msPseer6 bisn do 10 patria.
Juan Prim,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
We sefsOr, y OirGs sOsos.

we seft0Ts q 0tTdS e0sGe.
ASH ds manara original y sut gtrssrts. titu-
IA el prselaro hi1o de David una ssris do ausl-
bacitosi hsehos con euent& gOaaa a ne RpAKecen
On eI nltimo n6mero do aThs Eun,S aHe Sol con
eelpasss Gus dasds hAes dos dIaa, para mavor
ecnsrAssntido, aparsea por 10 t1rds en- San
Juan.
Algunos orssn qua saa sol 90 81 que
mas eAlientA, y proeurAn arrimATss q 81, como
HsrnAndsS L6peE, por sjsmplo; psro rssultA
nasssnte frio desds lusgo SO schR de YER en-
Psro vsamcs las quisicoras de Salom6n.
VolViendo por oil pPastigto de Hgoxcus, al.
ce qus no % eierto que este oeupAra ell ban.
qnfIc do los aeusAdos MI eompAraceP ante Ia
ooEts de DIstrito por sI asunto ds los rseiboH
lnusiiiSadoS que ya ustRdes eonocsn, y sHsde !:
eel presidents Morsr& ordsn6 Sc ls pusis.
RS una GiIIA.O
ASf eomo sasna.
PFsstAss ssto maIicioHoG seOfvoeos, qas
no de- an mny bian PaFadR Ia parsrnRIida ad dc
EgoScus, somo animal bipsdo s ImpIums an
hes bfon, sl sutoF del sHsItssito aslRratorIo ls
eoloea nj nival de aqusIoS bPidonss q cio no
10 dsslies una sSrAts qas nos pusda hacer caer
dsnsRo do la ley de libslosD Do aqusllos nFido
nss gsnsroacS pAefncos qoe soportan tales
RdttAmsntos.
De todas mAnsFAs, pref aribls hubisra siGo
que Ego1eua rSehASara lR sflla qns ordsn6 po-
merle oil prsSidsnts, con tAnto ma sor motivo IL
mas AdoIante diehS Oorts ha de hAesris tascar
oil fFsno.... dc In Ley.
a%~
sLA prsnEe fsdsrSl sstk GI0o desesper0da
Il Ah Sc sHcribs ! oh sstiliStAs y por Ia Aetitud
corrse1G que visnen ohEsrvando sus dslegA Ados
en- IN OAmArRi etLos eSperRban (SquiensEP Slos
dslegados II prsnGA federal? qoe galima-
nAs y ettos sHpsraoGn sGiir . eRc&ndGIo por dIa
para dc sss modo probdT la peFsonAlid&d del
pafS. II Gsnts 1nfstfs tO
No entsndsmoH, nj en- f6cIl antandsr 10
que oil sApisntfsimo SAlomon h& qusrido ex ore.
Sar On lAs hltim&s lfnsAS del parable anterior
poR 10 eu@l eaperAmos &c sirvA 2cararnoH oil
eonespto, Si sS qua no 10 ha a moieRtIa 8 snojo.
Rsspaeto que lA pPsnSS federal este 0Loo
GesespeTdd0' por In aetitud que obssrvan en- 10
O&mArA nusstroS rsprassnt1ntss, 80 co uiVocR
de msdto msdio eli htto do David.
Antsa bisn nos place Ia corrscei6n de qua
Visnan ofrscisndo gAllarA& mueatra nussbros
amigos. eorrscei6n qua debisrA asrvir do nor
ma e1emplo nuestroB smpscAtados adverse.
Fioss Nm de que, an 10 sucesivo,se compriman
nm POGO sl psrfnclito Mr. ConrwsIl sl no me-
nos psHfnelito Lcdo.s RRmos, quisnss hR CO.
rrespondidc 10 gloria, nadA snVi6labla por cier'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
a DIESTR0 Y SsNEESTR0

90, de habsr inieiAdo In nota escandaIosa d.
los dahatsa.
altanaro provocative, 81 trataras de ID ilega.
lidad de lAs.elseeionsa, 80 psrmiti6 dseir Ia
minoRfa, POGO mas. POGO menos, que nj no sgta
bR cOnfoFme podfa rstirarse. como si allf no
hleieYA ninguna faltA sEtuvfsss dam6s
AgFegusse sstos despantss, el msntfs Ian.
Sado 81 Hsfor NadAI Santa ColomA por el Ledo
Ramoss saltando por sncirna de toda consida.
rRei6n de todo respeto tauto sus eompRfs.
ros como & Ia a0risdad comsdimisnto que
dsbs rsinRr en- aqusl augusto rscinto.
eThs Suns. respirando por In harida, y ha
bIando por boca dc Salam6n, qas e. como nj
hablara por boeA dc gRnso-oon pardon sea
dieho-se IamantA dc que no halIa msnsra de
satisfAcer q sus Abonados, siemprs quejosos,
- por earta de mas, - por carta do msnos.
IQuS confest6,s tan hernsosGI
ISL aprista y dsscuadrillA oil nombHa do IN
advsrsArio, que pnsda ser busno malo, las
gsntas sarias gritsn limprudeneial1 81 por Ell
contrario ssuavfSa la forma, rsbusca las Ira
sss mas dsesntas, al astilo mas corEaeto (sTha
SuuN tsna qus rsbuseAr ssas frasss esa as
tio) ladeand0 tofo 10 personal, gritan las gan
tss ssfias. ss decir, las mismas slezo no siFvo,
ESQ insusta n cialiR
Psro 10 mas trists doloEoso no 81 ESQ.
Lo qua vsFdadsraments sdis descora-
soma sTha SUM es In fslta de puntnaiidad
an sl psgo de las suseripeionss.
V6ass de que mansrg gr66ca y pintoFasca,
onciO
sOiro punto: DON Fulano, al rscibo del pc.
Ri0dico; ynelvs luego, que estoy ocup4do;
sIgns con la mismA oeupaci6 tudo ei xHo
dsian de mRndarle sl psri61ieo IOristiaroi an
toncss tismbiA el ministsrio hasta ae dan
cAsoE de ma ala fndols.p
Rae fArrago, que pGrsee pisto man
ehsgo en- q0a e estilo de Salom6n se rana-
js CON todos Sus delicados matices y todos sns
sxquiatos prfmorss, pinta ds mAno maestro
las sribulacionss dc SThs SUM nos descub
10 causa de los eclipBes parcialea que visne
pAdeSisndo.
Ah0ra nos explicamos el motive porous
eSs sSo,D lleno ds mAnehas, invirtisndo ell or
dsn las leysa de In Naturals1., en- vac da
sAlir por la mafans, 10 haee q Ia nora en- Que
los murci6sgos abandonan suE eseondriios.
Psro asto no preocup1 gran cosa los re.
publicanos. que dieen nlos6acRmsnts
sSalgA sl sol por Antsqusra... y sigamoa
chupando.
OORTADlLLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
HA OESAPARECIDO

de los pastos de don Victoriano MarcfaI. ds
Caysy, nm csballo de mi propisdad, ,color xafno
claFo, erin cola nsgras. boca - jsos, rabo
Grsn del cusllo eertadas, marca e. r ens..
borrsdas. Al qua d6 nosieias cisrtas dc an a.
fadsro, 50 IL gratihsara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
O. 70 BILL
co IsEOm 4 d
INVESTIGATOR AsILO

Comision de la Ckmara informs so
bre investigaciones sn ell Asilo niflos, ase
gurando que las nifias comsn NAL, 50 les
aplican castigos rfgidos, pocs educaci6n
y mucho trabajo. Be pids al gobsrna dor
destituya Director asilo.
kn este momento salem somisionados
para Ejeoutivo Rossy, Montalvo, DfaE
Navarro, Eajsrdo, Palmer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
~ ot10 01 as

I'm els Corrsspondsneia ds Pusrto Rieos
nnmere s9s. aparaes In noticia de habsr
edo cond suAdo 30 dias do arrssto por oil jnez
de Catsdral Modesto Aguayo.
como pfscisAments al dfa que 90 rensre
81 colega se hallaba en- San Juan nuestro spre-
| ciaols amigo 81 Ledo. en- FArmacfs don Mo-
eonfusionss, dsbsmos hacer constsr que dichs
nosieia nada items que YER con 81 rsferido Ca
| bRilsFo.
| Nusstro distinguido amigo corrsligiona.
| rio de Cayay. don jose Arenas. sbri6 antss de
| aver una fabrics de licores Caguas.
DassAmosls muchos huenos nsgocios.
ri pr6ximo domingo los obrsros de Maya.
gnsx, sin distingos polftieog, saear6n una ma
nif fsstacon p6oiiea contra eI monopoio del
pan On aqueIls ciudad.
Sc haIIa an Ponce, donde ha fjsdo au rs.
sidsncia, sl famoso ciruiane doctor don Saliva
dor oArbonslI, distinguido amigo nusstro.
Hs fallscido en- Carolina nm paqusfo hijo
de- don Juan Benitss CRstano.
Aver 80 haIlaba sn Humaeao nuessro amigo
sl Ncsneiado doa Rsfssl L6psa Landr6n.
PArecs que no Sc connrma sl fusilaunisnto
del ssHor ohaves en- Santo Domingo, de 10 que
nos alegrAmos mucho.
Por 81 vapor alsmkn eHaraIds llsggson de
1nglAtarRA San Juan mil adoquiuea, para
rseemponss Las GALES do asa eiudad.
q indivf4uo Julio Adorno Ia sido pReso
poEqus tFst6 de assltar IN vscino para 70.
barls, sn Morovis.
oAndslario M.rtinss y Fsrmfa Rodrfgus.
tusron prssos en- oaysy por hcmisidio.
DinerO a pr6stamOs
sobrs garantfa hipotscaria de Aneas r6s-
tieas On las que prsdomina sl tsrreno ds vega
y xobre-vsgs, que est6n iibrss de TODD gPavk-
men, que tengan tftulo do dominic inseriso,
qua rRdidusn an las inmediRcionss de lae 20
hiacionss de Humacso, Yabueoa, Osguas, Gu.
Fabo Juncos, que valgan cuando msnos dos
vecea L. eAntdad que solieits dan
pr6stamo CON intsr6s por cuatro mas AMOS,
deads nm NIL, hssta siets mil dollars.
Para informss dfrigirss o dona J. v. CAias
Fasidante en- San Lorenzo. 15-14
CASA De HUESPEDES
DE
VEN NANCTO LABOY
ssrvicio ssmsradO. Habitaeiones vsntila-
dau. Altos de xLs BilbAinR.S
Salinas Puerto Rico. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
F. Royira 8 hijos.

Antss Do eomprav Ui. Gus m sdfefnas vistt.
In Farmaeia MARQUES ROH6. surtiSc
Ransrai Ga el fsmo. PasGntizados de sodas
psossosnsiss. PERSONAL compatsnta para al
despaeho do raeaIss. Agrado urontfsna
PRsei6s ala eompstanSia.--Parque Central.
0agnAss Paarto RiSo. II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

OAndslArio Martins4 Farmfn Rodrfgu
fnaron prssos en- Caysy por hcmieidio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

Por 81 v2pnr alemkn <HaraldH lIeggxon d
1nglatarrA San Juan mil adoqufnes, par
rscemponsr Las GALES da asa eiudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

PEsTE .RUBC5MiCa
CAMARaS

81 presidente nombra hoy las comi-
stones permaaentes, compusstas todae de
repnblioanos. 's" 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
soBRE e. cAFE

Rossy presenta bill para que 80 plda
al Presidente de Estados Unidoa, copoier.
to tratados comeroiales CON Europa faro :
reciendo cafe.
Este bill es para oontrarrestar oil pre-
sentado aver por los federalss, que fu6
rechazado por IL mayorfa.
GIRO BILL
Prssenta otre bill para sstablecer
agencias en- Nueva York ssn Luis, CON
objeto dar conocer productos puerto
rriquefos.
OQMESEOmE@
Las comisiones permsnentes smpie
xanshoy sus estudios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

q indivf4uo Julio Adorno Ia sido pReso
poEqus tFss6 de asaltar IN vseino para 70.
barls, sn Morovis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
e. REGICIDA

FL regicida Collazo gozs sds grandes
limpatfas entire Ell pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

NO HAY CALZADO de ssn7ra maa ala
game duradsro que ei ds La Mayagnssana.
San Juan. San Juato IT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
= ~ JUAN
Per GSI6Gr&fO.
EoeFo 81
TENS ORES AMARQUIsTAs

Comunican de Madrid que reinan allf
grandes temores dc atentados anarquistas
CON motive de la vista del proceso sobre
atentado contra ell rey Alfonso.
EL REGHCIDA
El regioida Collaxo goza sds grandes
simpatfas entire Ell pueblo.
PRECAUCl0MEs
Las autorida1es toman grandes pre-
cauciones para evitar an nuevo atentado.
PESTE .gUB0MiCa
La peste bubonioa continria hae;ando
grandes estragos en- Mazaltan. (M6xioo.l
Los vecinos huyen. Sc tomsn GRAM
des medidas sanitarias, qusmandose man.
eanas enteras de caaaa.
Smyrna times., 1903-03-25
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