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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29

Ei elsfsuts sColumbiss, que SO M.
aent6 de San Juan Ell skbado por 10
tarde, si6 una prueba m6s de buenA
aaucacion en- an paquidermo co.
mo e..
HAll&bssa en- an wagon, oil dsseu
biarto, y le roaeaba multitud de Gu.
riosos. al primer silbato de 10 loco.
motora, 4Columbias empexo & me
near la tromps en- sef1Al expresiva
de csrif1oso adi6s cuantos le dis
penssron Ell honor de acompkf1arle
hasts O II.
Osros entran y Ealen en- esta tie.
rra, y nj dan los buenos diss nj se
despiden asi. So despiden az 10 in
glasas. Y no hay quien les aeon
pans al susentarse nj por curiosi.
GAS. Porqae solo deisn al recusrdo
de sus fsAidades de alma, de sus in.
jastieiss, mientras ell els fants al tie.
ne las fesldaaes de Guasimodo tieue
el alma limpis.
En- Russia Sc esta matando 6 los
henraos como quisn mata reges.
Y al Czsr, aeseando extender los
benedaios de esA civilization hasta
mas ala de 10 Siberia, hsstA In Man.
churis, nj sc ocupa nj se preoeupa
de In suerte de los judfos.
10 que dir&n los chinitos: Para
ESQ contamos .ncsotros cou los bo.
xsrs, que son. mas 6 msnos, rusos
en- p oceaimientos.
Los puertorriqu nos no tsnemos
Ia assdichs de los israelitas. Pero
nos 1n&tan de sfslicidad..
Y no es pceA 10 aifsrencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
ARTURO BRAVO
COMERCIANTE COMISIONISTA
80 Wall st. NeW-YOrk

del embaque de provsones g6nero de
americanas.
Recbe consgnacione az1car caf
cuenta las msmas dad que cuaquera
ditaaa de este mecado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
Al FIN PONCE
TENDRA CARCEL
va era TEMPO dec errar el" Spoliarium"
On donde hoy SO tiene a los presos.

en- donde hoy SO tiene a los presos.
Sc afirmaba hoy que sl Attorney
General ha solicitado que la oficina
de Ooras P1olieas proesda lnmedia'
tamente 6 10 construction de 10 Car
Gel de Ponce, antes de que termine
eli actual afio econ6mico, toda vez
que el pfesupussto hecho pertenece
6 este ejersicio.
So sabe que desae hsee algtn
tempo 60 estaban hacienda los pla.
NOS De esa obra, paro ahoYa pareee
que SO resuelve smprenderla sin m&s
dilRei6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29

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Cancel para comparar ca
racteres cas1 ident1cos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
DR.. NJ. Ramirez.
Medico Cirujano
OculiSta.

que al principle los trabsjos estes
esten bien repartidos en- In is.a.
Sc espera, 6 10 que parese, que 10
estaei6n de les lluvias haya pasedo
para emprender en- forma los ira
bsjos.
So asegara que una de les prime
ras carreteras que han de repsrarse,
sar& In de Humaeao 6 Yabucoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
Di0 Su CODferenCia
ell Padre NaZariO

CONCLUsIONE5 DE
sIMILITUD ENTIRE LA ES
CRITURA DE LAS sANTPO
GLIF1TASs Y LA ESCRITURA
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29
NOtiCiaS ruraleS Y
eSCOlar6S de
Sabana Grande
de nuestro corresponsa1)

So encuentrs erfsrms de slguna
gravsdsa dons Ur4riA G srcia, dis
tipguida osposR Ge nusstro amigo
don Rsmon Rigeu C&rrerks. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-29

Est3 &quf dsede hsce las. el So :
nor Frsiuchi, Director de obras del
Der artameuto de e Eircsci6n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Smashed His Snoot.

Billy Smith, of the Greenviae ba4.
team, was arrested by the police
Wednesday afternoon on the charge
that he mad smashed an East lhi d
avenue Hebrew on the snoot be-
cause the Hebrew had applied vile
epithets to Smith and the GreenvhIe
team The arrest reached the ears
Mayor White, and he instructed
the police to discharge Smith and
take out no warrant against him
Ghe man who got pasted made no
complaint, and the officers say they
DO not know whose nose it was that
bBtted against Bily's fist, and the
Graphic was unable to find out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Eastern Arkansas League.

Ffiar's PointMarlanna game at
Mariana was forfeited TO Mariana
in the last part Of the ninth inning
Wynne i. Augusta .
Helena ?, Searcy 0.
Helena. July l6.-L. Solomon, secre-
tary Of the Eastern Arkansas league
received advices yesterday from the
mana ger Of the Friar's Point club that
they would not put up the necessary
guarantee to enter the league There
fore they will be counted out Ct the
league. Searcy has announced her
His.ingness to pay her part, but she
2aac1 oe accepted until the sixth
member Of the circuit can be secured.
An effort is on foot to get either
jcnesboro or Forrest City to come
into the circuit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

When you want pleasant physic.
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
pleasant IN effect. For sale by w.
L. Dewoody and company, druggists
Mr. Joseph Pomiyil.e, Of Stiliwa-
ter, Mimi, after having spent over
81 900 with the beo, doctors For stom-
ach trouble, without relic was ad-
vised by his druggist. Mr.. Alex Rich
ard, to try Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. He did so, and
is we'll nan today If troubled with
indigestion, bad taste in the mouth,
lack of appetite or constipation
give these Tablets a trial and you
are certain to be more than pleased
with the result For sale % cents
per box by w. l.. Dewood. md com.
pany, druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Hennegar Fired.

Joe Hennegar has been fred out
0l the Pine Bluff team. At the close
Of the game yesterday Re was tod
10 pack his clothing and get ready
10 move Hennegar seems 10 thinE
: #a5 done On account o. q pessoaa-
natter be.r.eAl himself and Manager
..aekbu n. It is SAID that Cas4E Q.
s'ichsbalg VIII take Henn4gars piaee
1ennegar is % per cert. Ca: 4ys 81.
9erior al second base Hennegar has
wrested with small quantity Of
booze, but it has often been at the
invitation Of superi0rs. The genera
feeling among the fans today is that
a loud outburst Of hilarious enthusi-
asm would be heard if Manager
Blackburn were released. Blackburn
cant keep himself together, conse.
4uentIy cant manage a bail en-
harmoniousIv. Hennegar has an offe!
i $50 month, and has had it sev:
eral weeks He also has an offer
from GreenyilIe H is the nnest
second baseman in the Cotton States
League. and it is a pity TO let out one
Gf the best men the Pine Bluff team
has ever had.
The baseball association held a spe-
nia meeting this mO.ning, and tn
-leasing Of Hennegar was discussed.
ihe n.eeting was secret cne and not
many ctne.s than those present real
know what happened. \ GcapAI'
eLlIteY. in conve! sation with one oi
hs, di ectcrs, asked If he mad any
lews in legard to the release Of Hen
negar to tell The answer was:
Not any"
Has Hennegar been released? -
Not by the board
The e,reator would not commit
himself except by a passing remarl
n which he said;
"A few days on the bench wouic
aot hurt Joe"
This looks as though Lucky Joe
Is 10 get lest, but not to be dis
harged
There is only one OF two things TO
be done: Either support the man
Z zment or GUST the manager and
get another The public can not ru1
the business and should not. II
blackburn OF any other man is not
satisfactory there is way to get
id OF him The. is no question
about there being necessity to
strengthen the team, but il is always
d good plan to let the weak ones &C
first Get men that can earn a game
with the stick regardless Of a few
errors. Get men, as one gentleman
stated, who play baseball instead O.
nigh balls, and Pat the boys on
the back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

Or W D. Buckner, J. B -:uIock
R. " Knox. F. 3. Tomlinscn and
Or. Buckner's mother leave today for
Baltimore to attend the national con-
vention Of the B. P O. z. Dr.. Buck
ner's mother will stop off at Ocean
icw. Va with her daughter, Mrs
A NJ White, where they will spend
the summer at Mrs. Whites summe.'
cottage. Dr. Buckner will go on
from Baltimore to New YOik. where
he will take much needed rest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

nz-7ea .=rt team Warren has beel
Gag some fas- feeding MI -
.I.-..-1. "a. team. T1ce@ :4a.s ago
"a VIII 3leersA. Ia AM vas
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= : e.o-heg . - men. ar ir6eter,
~ ma 0e expected % DO coed vcrE.
P55t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
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So lse4 a.-s-.--..z=:. Safer
f1anablI1E
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Tine. IN
Umpire, Towers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Z BASEBALL NEWS. =
Z + 4 +*r + 4 + - = r + + + + +

The game yesterday was very sim
liar to the one of the day before. The
score was l for Pine Bluff and shut
out for Greenyille.
shaffer was in the box for Pine
Eluf and Weirauch for Greenville. The
only run was made in the fourth in
ming, when Dawkins walked. Longley
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

Miss Floy Seymour, of Eurekaton.
Tenn, who has for the past two
months been visiting at the home OF
her aunt, MIS-. j. A. Seymour, in Lake
side, left Wednesday for her home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Three Men for Vicksburg.

Three new men will soon join the
Nocal team Parker, a pitcher. is one
eff them. Parker has been doing some
sensational stunts with the Me. idian
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Z No Hit Care.

,.a1u4.s Nc Ii gam : The + -sr
u he kind in ne Cotton States
.eague this season. B.incoe made this
record againsc EicEs burg .as. seas1n.
-E.cksburg Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
American Association.

Milwaukee 3, Louisville 6.
Minneapolis ), Columbus I.
Kansas City l3, indianapolis ).
St. Paul 4 Toledo 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

RAMPANT seems to be ram
IN TIE EAST pant IN the east,
and especially II
its relation 20 the negro. At Ne"
Baltimore, " J., the quick wit OF
= sheriff saved the Iynching of nine
teen-yaar-old negro boy for an assault
committed on an eleven-year-old white
gil. The negro confessed his gullt'
saG sught TO have jerked hemp, and
Il the nt gro had not been spirited away
- albany. where he was made safe
from any attack of mob, he wouid
have teen lynched in the anne way II
Is done in the south, and for Whlcn
the southern people are so generally
condemned by the New Workers.
There's nothing like chickens coming
.n4ae to roost to change the tune.
At Red Bank, y. j., the police had
tC hasten negro out Of town to
prevGLl a mob from lynching him for
tufgIa: izing the residence of the may
Or Of the city. The New Jerseyites
make an awful howl whenever ne
gro is lynched in the south for an as
sault on a white woman but they are
ready to lynch neg 0 for robblng
a residence Some time ago the white
people Of New Jersey started to drive
all the negroes out of the state be
cause they did not want to come IN
competition with tine negro IN the Ia
Dor channels It can not be possible
that the New Jersey people prize their
cAatteIs and emp4oymen, higher than
the chastity Of their women?
In New York City race llots E&ye
become an almost daily occurrence.
Several young negro men attacked and
severely beat a son Of Alderman Har-
rington. Police hurried to the seen
and made one arrest On the way to
tLe station they Were assailed by vol
leys of icks thrown from hOu5etOps.
When the police disappeared crowds
OF white men attacked every negro
IA sight, and chased them from the
streets. Several were severely beat
en- None of the race riots in New
York City have originated f.om negro
assaults on white women, and the tact
that the New York people condemn
the south severely for lynching ne
groes who despoil white women GER
talnly does not mean that the New
Workers place a higher value on chat
tells or on such things as caused the
riot there Sunday and efarred to in
the foregoing, than they do upon the
purity of their women?
- + + + + + + + + + f + + + I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Southern Ceague.

Little Rock 20, Atlanta 3
Memphis !. Birmingham q.
Shreveport j, Nash ,1lte !.
Montgomery ., New Orleans 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
American League.

Washington 2. ST. Louis l.
Boston AZ; Cleveland "a.
Philadelphia 11-5, Chicago -.
Detroit {, New York 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
At Narehez.

Natchez 80 y 9 | q -
Baton Rouge 30 - . 8 D
Batteries-Harbv and Na-knot-
Thomas and Zinram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

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s.y5oa- va IL good Ia. --:m a.a
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"a j. 5a. could n sore. 8 "a
ines i lleH4a dangerous a0.. go
.re sae s..4 wa retire. 3.-he1.
s3r..
F5ss. .a9.az: Green,...=--.-..Ee CE-
sort . as.e. s1o.rh a.ea = e.as.a.-
,na sl5.se vent ouc, th.ra 70 4cst.
" runs
pm BIutf-Andrevs foa.ed out 70
=.st.= Clayton a.ea OFT to sm.ta.
Dav.ins vent out on foul. No runs.
Second inning: Greenvil.e-Wei-
rauch singled TO right and was sae-
rifeed TO second by Hamburg Wa
lace flied out to Cayender Smith
waited and got four wide ones, oul
chances were spoiled by Reisingers
pop-up to Clayton. No runs.
llne Bluff-LongIey out third 70
lrst. Hennegar hit to Weirauch an.
cached first safely. CavenGer struck
out. Blue smashed fine one 10 the
tall timbers for three bags, but Bin
coe, running for Hennegar. was caught
! home on Reisingers great throw
rom left. No runs.
Third inning: Greenyite-Burns
struck out and Lipe flied out to lay
en- Relt did likewist to DawEins.
81 fun
Pine Buf-Ryan Walke5 an4 Sal
iar bnnted to Weirauch. VINO was
slow in throwing the ball, and betE
were safe Andrews attempted a sac
rif1ce, but was out on the third strike.
Clayton lined one down 10 second VINO
doubled Ryan at that bag. No runs.
Fourth inning: ville-Morse
flied out to Clayton. Weirauch hit
along the first base line and Shaffer
threw bad to first, Wei auch going to
second Wallace flied out to Clayton.
No runs.
Pine Buff-Da wilkins walked anG
I4ongley sacrificed him to secen0s
Hennegar singled to center and DaW-
kins scored. Cavender struck cut
md Blue went out, pitcher to first.
One score.
Fifth inning: Greenvlle-Smlth
flied out to Cavende. and R@isin&
put one in the same territory. Burns
struck out. No runs.
Pine Bluff-Ryan flied out to lett
Shaffer out, third to first. Andrews
out. pitcher to first. No runs,
Sixth inning: leenviile-Lipe foul
ed out TO Andrews. Ref out on
pop-up to Shaffer. Morse out GA a
line hit TO Clayton. No runs.
Pine Bluff-Clayton went out Morse
to first Dawkins struck out Longley
singled over first and stole second.
Hennegar hit to Morse, who caught
Longley at third. No uns
Seventh inning: Greenviile-NeIr-
4uch struck out Hamburg went oHt.
short to first. and Wallace hcd out
TO Clayton. No runs.
Pinc E..G.:erc-Caveal f.es, Gt't .
hight and Blue duplicated the fea, 70
# Ryan fouled cut to pitche.. No
rn.
Eighth inning: Greenville-Smith
He'd out TO Cavender. Reisinger hlea
out TO Clayton and Burns went out on
a pop-up to Clayton. No runs.
Pine Buff-onaffer singled through
third. Andrews hit to short, who
threw Shaffer out at second. Clayton
second Dawkins out on line hit
to short No runs.
Ninth inning: Greenville-Lipe flied
cut to Cavender Relf flied out to
short. Morse fouled out to Dawkins.
No runs.
The following is the report by ON
cial Scorer Byington:
Pine Bluff ALB r II PO A +
Andrews 10 .......4 0 o y
Clayton IS .........t Q
Dawins 3b ........o u
| I.ongley CT ........2 U 9 Q
Hennegar 2b ........3 . ! 0
Cavender If ........3 0 o y .
| biNe { y y > v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
National League.

New York 6, Pittsburg 3.
Chicago 6. Boston 4.
ST. Louis {. Philadelphia ).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
Care a. Monroe.

Monroe .....0 0 . 9 g -
Vicksburg =. p . q 9 q -
BatterI=s-Gi!b: ea.n ard fid..-s
Asrto1 and Earle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

rs Work Belgiam Cost hih': ia,
Many private companies are N.
formed for the purpose OF worAine ne.rpd
enormous coal area newly dlsco.
IN the Campine district "f beis 'u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

vi! ]. Levey Of Waobaseta was
: - ci5v toGa. buying .lz..lrnls 70.
= 5a!j team At that place aad stat
d thar tomorrow TIE Eab5aseka
Wild Cats viii met the River Rats
Il A.theimer The Pine Buff Char
Warmers will challenge he victorious.
cam. The uniforms Of the Wild
Cats are tan suits with black stocking
and caps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
ne amateurs,

Tie Pine Bluff Juniors mer the
Y II c. A team yeste. day a. Jones
park and the score was 5 70 3 in IA
%! I. tie jun.ors. Ha1e ald Bloom
wsre batteries tor the Pine 6.aH Ju-
niors and Adanla and Bunk for tae
!. VI. c. \. cam.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

Office: corner sraraG4e and Ches!
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-16

Advertising rates made known on
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-07
FREIGHT and PASSENGER COLLIDE |
TWO TRAlNMEN KILLED.
Fifteen Persons Hurt-Passenaer
Hurled In All DIrections--Many
Miraculous Escapes.

Through n misunderstanding Of or
ders on the Erie and Pittsburg rail-
road, passenger train No. ZIG, south
bound, and freight No. 247 met head
on one and half miles west of West
Middlesex, Pa, December 30, and as
result Engineer Neal Daugherty,
one of tho oldest engine drivers on
the road, and Fireman Leroy Rob
erts are dead. Several tralnmen were
hurt and a score of passengers In
iured. Both engines were thrown In
the ditch, reduced to scrap iron. Fol
lowing is a list Of the dead and In
jured The dead are: Neal Daugh-
orty, Of near New Castle; LeRoy Rob.
erts, Erie. The injured are: Samuel
J. Mcdonald, Greenville; Robert VIII
liams. Erie August Miller, Erie; Mr..
Purvis, Utica, N. Y. Mrs. Thomas
Law and baby, Struthers. o.. Mrs.
Allison, Sharpsville; Martin l..
Strauss; II. s. Wilgus. residence un.
known; J. L. Peterson, jamestown,
N. y; W. X. Ponds, McKeesport:
Eugene Morris, Pittsburg; David
Evans, Pittsburg; Engineer Shallen-
berger and Express Messenger Glib
son, Erie. The scene of the wreck
was on curve west of the West Mid
desex station about one and half
miles. II is the same spot where
Engineer Daugherty was seriously In
jured about one year ago. Who Is re-
sponsible for the collision has not
been ascertaincd. It Is said that the
freight train had orders to pass at
Whentland. After STARTING for the
latter place the train broke in two
The engineer backed his train for the
other cars and was just getting un-
der headway when the passenger
train loomed up short distance
ahead, running about 30 miles an
hour. Neither engineer nor fireman
had time to jump before the crash
came The impact was terrific. Both
engines were battered and twisted,
rolled over the embankment, and the
express. baggage and smoking cars
were badly shattered. The smoker
was well filled with passengers and
they were hurled in all directions.
Many were thrown bodily from their
seats to the forward end Of the car,
distance of 30 feet.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-07
FINE WORK or CABLE,
President and Other officials Ex.
change congratulatory Messages
With People In Hawaii.

The new cable between San Fran.
cisco and Honolulu is in fine working
order and large number of mes
sages are being handled. The
achievement January 3, Of sending
the $500 word message from Honolu-
In. in addition to many private mes
sages is considered remarkable work
for the first day OF the cables install.
lation. The following cable mes
sages were made public at the White
House, at Washington, January
3, Honolulu. President of the
United States. Washington. ID. c.:
On behalf OF the native Hawaiians OF
our territory. we desire that you. our
President should know of the deep
and friendly interest they have felt
from the first In the great CONNER
cial and National enterprise of belt.
ing the Pacific with an American
cable, and of their great satisfaction
and delight upon the completion this
day of that portion OF the work
which now makes those upon the
mainland. we out here upon the sea,
one as were never before. We con-
gratulate you, Mr.. President. and
through you our fellow citizens of the
mainland. J. Kalanianaole. ID. Ka-
wananakoa. Samuel Parker NJ. Pro
binson. Clarence l.. Crabbe. A. N.
Kepoiked John Ena." The following
reply was sent: White House. Wash
ington, January .. 1903. The Presi
dent is much pleased to receive
through you the cordial greetings Of
iAe native Hawaians. and extends to
them his congratulations upon the
opening of telegraphic communica
tion with Hawaii, George b. Cortel
you, Secretary" w. II. Eustis.
special commissioner. sent message
from Honolulu to Secretary Shaw:
Time between Washington and Hon
olulu this day abridged from six days
To six minutes. All hal. the spirit of
progress. TO this the secretary re.
piled: Thanks for your message
May the new cable mark distincct
step in the worlds progress. Post
master General Payne received the
following cahlegram from Honolulu
THE postmaster and staff at Honolu.
In send compliments of the season to
the postmaster general. Joseph NJ.
Oats, Postmaster.