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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
"a soRRISP0IDIE DR PuIRTO RICO "a DY ENlRO DE 1903
CT A ES
de naestr0 corresp0nsQl)

Enero 2i.-EstA vex ha tocsdo al
turno al Reverendo Padre deIalmas
don Juan Gonzalez GAlvarfn. Sentir
los efectos del ffaude electoral; @l
con olvido de 50 mis.61 Eyarg9!ica
y armoniz ldora, acept6 de los Tepu.
blicAnos, = 81 Aeept.r, hiz0 causA
comdn CON ellcs, sent6 plaza en- sus
filas Ell resultado de nm rob- que si no
f cen nuneamino.y,de noche, De res liz6
ID que es peor, en- pleno dia y & Il faz
de nm pueblo que ha presenciado CO.
mo nm sacerdote puede hAcer eausa
com1 a CON ell ama1lo,. el que ha de
ganarse la estimaci6n pnblica ha an.
gendrado obi 8 y malas voluntades;
una v otra se le llam6 la Aten-
ci6n para que no 90 inmiscuyera en-
10 po.ftica local, psro tuvo en- mas
Las amistAdes del Sr Barraras y del
Sub collector de @ C1ntribuclones, y
hoy siente ell peso dc 10 ley tirando
del fardo del hecho del chile que
lleva pasadamente sobre sus hom.
bros.
Nosotros hupi6ram % deseado no
presenciar ese espectkcu.o, poIque
somos hijos de la Iglesia G. A. y r
pero Ell no NOS hs proporcionsao ell
NAL momento de verle pero olvida $
do que es el @ f.. sqal de aquella
Iglesia para tomAr ps1ts .alli" den
do las pasiones bullen, ha pref rido
10 ostsntaci6 i 10 pobrt Cristiana
Asf pues "Frayle mostep, tn to 10.
qaieres tn te loten."
Pero es ell momento de que 10 Do.
cesis pre- wee de manera frme que
sus ministries se aleien de 10 mum ia.
nal y : j ans solo en- suGv .r aspe.
rexAs; es bien que 10 Do ,esis Ssgra.
da de Gales al padre GalvArin 81
querr4 10 revancha y an 10 luchA se
saba cuando De empieza pero no Sc
conoce el I'm y aaemAs porque urge
aquf levaLtAr ell Amino dacaf 10 de
los ereyentes que ven apenados ari
girse una Ig.esia protest&nte 6 10
que concurran los amigos I'll nos
del Galvarin, como V, y Ell s>f1or
BArreras.
La seflora viuda de Martinez Y
don Juan Monies fiAron al padre
para que pudiera quadar On lib. r
tad. El delito de que se le acusa es
contra sl Poder Ejecutivo.
Creemos que Ell sefior Juez no de-.
bio admitir esa flo: "a porqae no 10
presto personalmente dicha sen ora,
sino un apoderado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24

Bar0metro: 30.07 -Humedad; IA
En- parte Nublado. Promedio del
viento Is. E.
-SAntoral de MI mana. La CON
version de San Pablo.
CartAs detepidas en- 10 administrA.
ci6n de San Juan.
Hendricks, r Hermosen F. Ho
are, Mrs. e Holl j f.. Henry A.
HyiAs, A IsAAc X. Joison G.. J.,
Landron J. L Luis e. Montaire G..
Moreno M. Musa A. Marcona A, nj.
Mariano r. MARITIME l.. Martinez M.
-Ha sido Iepuesto en- sn destino
ell cabo de la Iosular Con, Jnan Bon
home.
Han entrAdo an sumario en- esta
ciudAd las cAusAs que Sc eiguen & Sa'
turnino FigueroM acusado de AGO.
metimiento y Federico A. Di'z Acu
sAdo de hurto.
-Faeron puestos en- libertad en-
esta ciudad el dia 90 los individuos
Juan Diaz y Juan IglesiAs por orden
de 10 Corte de Distrito; Carmelo 0
casioy A fonso Rivera por haber
oump.ido condena.
-Faeron puestos en- libertad en-
Ponce Juan 0 ivierispor hAber pres.
tAdo fanza y Pedro Lloppsn por ha.
ber cump i1o conden&.
Han entrAdo en- sumario en- Hu-
macao las cAusas que Sc sigusn &
Gregorio Gomez acusado de robo y
Carlos Lopez requisitoriado.
-Proceasnte de las islas Fllipf as
ancl6 aver en- este puerto Ell caf1one-
70 americana sIsla de Lnz6E.
-Sabemos que los Dslegados de
Diego y We've 50 ocupAn CON il ares
en- trAbsiar a favor del bill para que
puedan educ arse AZ j6venes de am
bos sexos en- la escuela Normal de
Rio Piedras y podemos decir que
suscribirAn y defonderAn en- ID Ca
mara dicho proyecto de Ley.
-Procedente d. culebra Anc,o en-
este puerto ektA maflana el aviso de
scorpion.
Fac Gu ada esta maf1ana en- la
sala de socorros JuAnA Vargas de
una contusi6 I en- 10 muf1 sca izq aier'
dA que Sc produjo accidentalmente.
-Esta noche { los cele brAr& te.
nida de exAltAcio al grado de macs
tro 10 resp, able LogiA eCAballeros
de In verdads
Han eu.rado { cumplir coudenA
en- San Juan los individuos + anon
CorA Geronimo MArtiu,z z por ell
delito de ~ ulteric; NAtividad Cas- tro
CrisRnto Castro, Juan Marrero, Bar.
n&ndino Ramos y Jote V. Andino
por acometimieLt Venancio Torres
Dor abuse de confiAnxA.
Hoy hA tenido lugar en- el PAlaci ,
del gobernAdor nm b rquete al que
han Asistido pArte de los de'egados
10 cAmAra y pArte DEL Conss jo Eje'
cutivo.
La DirectivA del Clsino de Maya
guez hA teni 10 lA cortetfA de invit Ar
nos para las fiestAs cue celebrar&
dicho centro los dias 25, 20 de e 1e.
ro y 2 de Fsbrero. MuJ recont cido
& 10 Atenc On quedamoos deseando Ii
mayor espl6ndidtz en- las cultAs di
versiones de aqu6I circulo social
-Por b b recusAdo ell Abog ado
don jose de GuzmAn B snitez & nom.
bre de don Jose Ramon Psrez en- ell
pleito con M. VillAmil y G. & 10 Cor
te de distrito de Arecibo, esta paso
ell asunto nj conot iniento de tres
AbogAdos de 10 mismA pohlAci6n,
sef1ores La Guards, NAdAl y Suli
verae, hasta que por la ausencia del
del segando han sido remitido los
autos & 10 Corte de distrito de San
Jaan La otrA pArte es q. 10 deman
dante, To- defiende el Abogado don
Antonio AlvArsz NAva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
Estados Unidos
cohlbldos para intervenir

New York, Enero "a IL. A. M
Comunican de Washington que
en- vista de los contradictorios in
formes que al gabinete llegan res
pecto al origen del .bomba rdeo del
fuerte de San Carlos, Ell gobierno
de los Estados Unidos Sc halla CO.
hibido para ayudar q Venezuela,
hacienda que Sc respete la doctrina
de Monroe. Dichos informes por 10
contradictorios no permiten al go
bierno de Washington formar claro
criterio de la question.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
Lo que dicen
los venezolanos

New York, Enero 2l IL. A. M.
Otras noticias dicen que los We
nezolanos manifestan que los ale
names hicieron fuego & San Car :
los con ell proposito de desem-
barcar tropas fernando la entra-
da al lago de Maracaibo. I'm va
por aleman que hac1a sondeos en- la
costa, Sc acerco demasiado al fuerte
poni6ndose en- actitud de combate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
N0TICIAS

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES. - FL arabe calmante
de la se Winslow debe slempre que los nos
estan ell periodic de la dentci0n Proporciona alyio
Immediate al pequeho paciente, produce suefo
muy viyo alegre is muy agradab1e paladar calma
al nio ablanda encias, alivia dolores hace f.
Es eI meor remedio oonocido para la diarrea va pro-
venga esta de la dentcion de cualguiefa ora causa
Tenease mucho cuidado en- pedir el Jayahe Cal@ants
de Ii Sefora Winslows el meior de tod----------
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
SEPASE E

Que no publicamos comunicaaos
in que sean pagados por adelan-
tadn..
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan por
una Inca y La Inca vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
naaicaao sin su imPorte no Sc co1z
esta1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
Inquietud en-
las cancillerias

New York, Enero 81 i. P. M.
En- las cancillerfas europeas hay
inquietud, pues Sc duda de que
fueran agresores los venezolanos y
califcan de intemperante la acti-
tud de Alemania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
P0R CABLE
Los alernanes
culpan q los venezolanos

New York, Enero "a IL. A. M.
Sc noticia que les alemanes ma
nitiestan que de la conducta segui-
da por ellos respesto del bombar-
deo del fuerte San Carlos, de Mara
caibo, son culpables los venezolanos
por que dispararon primero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24

1 nportAnte todas las damss, i6.
veues, yiejas, bon.tas, 6 feAs deben
sprovecharse del gran baratillo de
encsjes, tiras bordadas, almohadas
de pluma y mSquinas de coser Ique
acAbA de recibir ell Cielos.
Es 10 case que vende mas camas y
colchones on Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
Temblores en- Ca
rolina del Sur

New York, Enero 20 IL. A. M.
En- ell Estado de Carolina del
Sur Sc Vienen sintiendo fuertes tenn
blores de terra. Reina intranqui-
lidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
POR MAS DE SESENIA AMOS.

RHMMDIO ANTIGUA z BIMN PROBADOs
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
asado por MILLoNEs DE MADREs. para hijos, 81
PERIODO DE DENTICION, EXITO COMPLETE TRAN
QUILIZA la CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS, ALIvIA
ToDoS Los DOLORES CURA Ell CoLIcO VENTOSO, y ell
mejor remedo la DIARREA De yenta las BOTICAS
del mundo entero. Pedd,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
NO ACEPTEIS OTRO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24

Hemos Yecibido In vista de sAnun.
ciador" diario de Information on
public2Yse en- Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
A nm estros amiQos

EstA llamando 10 atenci6n el
Hotel "The Marina, situado en- 10
Gale de San Jose n1mero 1 esquina
& Tetuan, por las comidss tan ex.
qu'sitas que allf Sc hacen y por 10
vista hermosa y fresca q tiene ha'
Gle 10 bahia. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24

4s fallecido en- 10 tarde de hoy ell
tenor de Catedral, don Celest. no
Disz jar quito; Nuestro pSsame
su viuda Y demas deudOs:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
LA PARISIBN
SAN FRANCISCO 40
Regalo de Ano Nuevo

PArticipa & aus conhtsntes pArro'
quiAnos que nj 4 nero GAPS CORES
pond.6 el collar de orc, toc&ndole l..
suerte & dc f1a Maria Justina VsAz.
qutz de MsrtiI6 que vive en- Puerta
ae TERRA por un sombrero que com.
pro de SO y csyo collar le hA sido
entire gAdo, III mant6n de Manila le
correspondio la suerte al mum 4, $50
que hasta hey nadie Sc hA presenta'
DO { recojer, 10 cual hacemos publ
GO para eonoOimiento de los intere'
sAdos. San Francisco nj in 40. i v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
Ds vanta en- 10 casa de los sc f1ores
j T. Silva y c..
Linea f6rrea del Oeste
ITI N ER A 10.
salidas de- Bayam5n y Capital si-

RMetes 6aratos para d,as festvos i
IA Clase. ga Case.
De Capital Bayamdn, de
ida vuelta ....... S0.25 SO16
De Bayam6n Catano ida
y vuelta. ta........ Is 10
Billete ordinario de CAPITAL Catafo en-
q clase 8 ctvs
Bayamdn 10 Noviembre de 1902
Ramon VRldes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24
UN MIRADOR

Gale de 10 Lana nGmero 80 se al.
Quila nm mirador para otieina.
k61
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-24

Jefe INFERNO PolicfA Insular.s ,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-28

Goods rMa1ed at wholesale prices. Come an convince yourself Remember that's goods are
Amboym and vicinity. Ryou can't CALL write and send yor order; or Hyou wish, 1t Will be c.
carry the larmsts stock and sell at lower prices thn.m any wines md liquor housem NddesexC
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
WHEN sLAv MEETS TAP.
I'm the End Weight VIII Tell, But There Will Be Warm
 Time of 1t.

It will be something to see the Rus sians fight the Japanese. It will be nearer demonstrating what happens when the irresistible force meets the im- movable object, than anything that has occurred in long time. writes o. K. Davis, former war corre- spondent, of the Threatened Strug- gle.' in Everybody's. Tn the end weight may tell, and Russia win, but it will be only after some desperate and spectacular fighting, in which it is by no means sure that the Russians will have all the advantage. Behind entrench- ments, there is not much choice be- tween them. In the open field the Jap- anese should be victorious, other things being equal, because of their astonish- ing mobility. They will go around the Russians very much as the cooper in the old adage went around his barrel.
 But after that, what ? Admiration of the Japanese is unavoidable for one who has seen them in active service, but one who has seen the Russians will never forget the impression of mass they give. Contemplation of a struggle between the two always brings up picture of small may trying to stop great stone from rolling down hill by getting in front of it. He may check 1t at the start, but it gathers momentum as his strength &ears out, and it will overthrow him at laAt and crush him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Homeless Children Cared For.

Forty-fve thousand homeless chill dren have been sent to Canada from Great Britain and put in good homes during the past 35 years Last year for every child that was sent there were five applications on file with the so- cieties engaged in the work of rescuing the waifs. Consequently British philanthropists. who know how care- fully the children are looked after in their new homes, think that the num- Der sent from the overcrowded British cities to the spacious colonies could be increased with profit to the empire as well as to the children. It is good way to save men and make a nation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Novel Suggestion.

The earl of Meath, g somewhat en- thusiastic British humanitarian, has suggested to the London school author ities that children of the elementary grades be taken from the city and brought up in model country villages, the parents to pay only the bare cost of food, the county council footing other expenses. He urges that in this way children of the very poor would have an otherwise unobtainable chance to grow up strong, healthy and good citizens. In addition, many of them would prob ably stay ln the country. thereby help ing to repopulate the rural districts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
SCHWAB'S ANSWER.
Denies Emphatically All In- tent of Conspiracy or Fraud.
WAS NOT A SHEPPARD PROMOTER.
Financier Says He Never Nrisrepre- scented Bethlehem ComPany's Po- vitfon and Makes General De-
 nial of All WRomgdoinE.

nial of All wFonsdoins.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 23.--Charles NJ Schwab has filed his answer to the cross bill of the United States Ship building company and James Smith, IT,, its receiver, in the United States circuit court for the Southern district of New York. The case is that of the company and its receiver against the New York Security and Trust company and Mir. Schwab.
 After admitting certain of the funda- mental facts which have heretofore been established Mr. Schwab takes Up the various allegations and charges of the cross bill. He says!
 II deny that I ever was or became one of the promoters of the shipbuild- ing company or that I and a number of persons associated with me acquired the capital stock of the Bethlehem Steel company as averred in said cross bilk
 T admit that the property of said Bethlehem Steel company was on the 18th day of August, 1902, encountered by first mortgage executed by the Bethlehem Iron company, the predeces- sor in title of said steel company, 10 secure bonds aggregating $1 ,351 ,O00 bearing interest at the rate of per cent per snnum and purchase money mortgage executed by said steel com- pany to secure the payment of $7,500, GOO bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum.'
 MT. schwab denies that he ever made any false representations regarding the Bethlehem Steel company and denies that his stock on July 31, 1902, was not worth to exceed S7, 100000.
 He says: s.I admit that am the owfi- CT and holder of upward of $9,0oO,0O0 of the $10,0O0O00 of the bonds and up ward of $9.000. .O00 of the S10,OoO. .00o of { the preferred stock and upward of $9,- 100000 of the S1o.00O,O00 of the com mon stock of the shipbuilding company issued for the stock of the steel com pany, but deny that any associates of mine are the owners of the remainder of the preferred and common stock so issued for the stock of the Bethlehem Steel company, except that sold and transferred some of said bonds and stocks to third parties4'
 MT. SchWab Is of the belief that the stocks received in exchange for the steel stock did not exceed the value of the steel stock. He denies that the bonds were issued without considera- ton.
 MT. Schwab closes his defense by de- nytng every charge of fraud, misdoing, unlawful combination and confederacy and "humbly prays to be hence dis missed with his reasonable costs and charges in this behalf most wrongful ly sustained.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Governor Agreed to Anything.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 23.-Clayton s. Deeter, an escaped insane inmate of the Grand Island Soldiers home, arm ed with a huge paper knife. succeeded in getting into Governor Mickey's pri- vate office. Brandishing his weapon, he declared that Senator Dietrich, now un- der indictment for bribery, was inno- cent and compelled the governor to ex- press the same view. Governor Mickey was agreeing to everything when capi- tol employees rushed in and oYerpow- cred him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Turkex Makes Raparation.

ALEXANDRETTA, Syria, Dec. 23.-- The governor of Alexandretta made an official call upon United States Consul Davis and formally apologized for the indignities suffered by the consul. Ad- miral Cotton has left here on the Unit ed States cruiser San Francisco for Beirut Attarin, the naturalized Amer ican citizen whose arrest by the Turk ish authorities caused United States Consul Davis to leave Alexandretta, has been liberated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Told Her Age.

Usually only cruel necessity would compel an unmarried woman to &C., Knowledge herself over 30 in the face of 8 large public meeting. But Miss Vida Goldstein, female candidate for the commonwealth senate in Victoria, did not shrink from the ordeal, for 30 is the minimum statutory age for an Aus~ traliar senator, In the opening speech of her campaign, delivered In Portland, her birthplace, she contradicted the re- port that she was only 25, and boldly proclaimed herself 32
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
w HAVE been thinking day." gently maiden
 Dreaming of the hedgeows of


 They are blossom country fields of the lark and the nnet the familiar of neghbors Going about of stopping to gossip together village church, with the ivy quiet in the churchyard people with, dear reigion myself in Old Engiano Won will t is wrong, I Wish feel so lonely and wretched condemn qualed this terrible Your is tender and trusting lean proher marriage Miles Sndish the Captain or Pyutn of to wed he the trouble to mes surely worth smoothing the matter the Captain busy, things grating hashy Pra swift Hash she made answer: it. he married Would he be to or after the wedding? don't understand you cannot minds after thinking of this and Choosing selecting rejecting comparing another with sudden avowa
  respond that suspected climbing not right ju for surely Womans affection is truiy but shows it. showed that he loved Event he is; but now it never can happen unheedng the words Priscilla, persuading expanding
 
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Recommendation.

"DidnN your old employers recom- mend youy"
 "Oh, yes"
 Their word should have been enough."-
 s'It was They announced me as the best man they ever turned out"-Cin- cinnati Commercial Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Sneakers of Congress.

There have been B speakers of the national house of representatives. Eleven of them became United States of Tennessee, president of the United States The position has been filled by only one merchant, one physician, one. preacher. three editors, while 24 Of them have been laWyars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
pateraon noy,. bod peath.

PATERSON. N. J.. Dec 23.-In a mock duel and with a revolver which was not supposed to be loaded Julian Wageman, a fifteen-year-old boy, shot Antonio Leo of the same age in a eel lar on North York street. Leo died in the General hospital, and an inquest has been ordered, while young Wage man has been arrested and held under hail
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Yeternn Rro.xe Hts Neck.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 23 Rob ert s. Lackey of Westboro, a veteran of the Fifty-f Massachusetts regi ment, broke his neck by falling from a Boston and Albany train as he was alighting at Wessboro while on his way home from the thirty-sixth annual re- union of his regiment in Worcester.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
CaIcfned pIanfer.

The annual consumption of ealcined plaster and wall plaster cannot be esti- mated, but it is very large. Most Chi nese houses are built of cheap brick, and are plastered both inside and out. Large quantities of plaster are also used for the making of Chinese graves. almost all Of them being entirely covered with it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23

EsoR SALE--My home. No 56 Kellogg I Street. near Hillside Avenue. The house Is practically new, finished through out in hard woods. four fireplacess fine oak mantels, three bath rooms, two of which have Tennessee mar ble wainscottings. tic floors and up to date fixtures, ceilings and side walls hurlaped. Ona~count of leaving town Twill sell at a bargain, small pay ment down, if desired per cent interest on balance. The location is one of the very best in the city, which will be seen by visit to the place. A fine home for any one who buys it.. Do not let this cppcr tunity go by if you arc looking for g home. For further information write me at Fulton. N. Y., JAMES V. WASHBURNE.
 ts o-1q-ff as
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23

WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY: able bodied unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 85; citizens of United States of good character and tenn perate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply RECRUITING OFFICER, S9O Chapel St, New Haven, 68 State St, Hartford. 1922 Main St, Bridge port, or 199 Bank St. Waterbury, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23

DlANOS, Pianos. Pianos, Pianos. Buy l one for Xmas. We have an elegant assortment of the highest grades. Our prices are absolutely the lowest and our new easy payment system will please you. F. H. Lewis & Co.,. 24 East Main street.
 l2.8-15
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Prize Huahana.

The editor of weekly newspaper in Australia offers himself as a prize to the woman who writes the best essay on the duties of wife.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Met neath Penaltx auietly.

CAMILLA, Ga, Dec. 23.-Will liar dy has been hanged here for the mur- der of Reynolds Mullins at Baconton, Ga, one month ago. Hardy met death nuipfsE Y
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Churches Fail In Their Duty to Labor
By FRANCIS w. PARKER. niInols State Senator

w. PARKER. Illinois State Senator
 eg1HE churches failed do their duty by the la &sWYIY M boring man. THE CHURCH GAN SOLVE THE lWdS@~S4 LABOR PROBLEM, BUT DOES NOT. The such should politics in the interest SssmSEA of churches have catered TOO MUCH capital thought TOO LITTLE of the needs of the working classes Union labor justified in its bitter attitude toward the churches
 workngman need of religion of HUMILITY the faith The church has monopoly of the Ten Com The workman practices them carefully ordinary church member The worngman ordinary hu being BETTER than the capitalists and he could be much WORSE.
 He the religion that want religion that will help everyday struggles the conditions of his daily fancful thing that NO ONE understand.
 the orkngan who graft taking the ben of franchises and special privileges and giving them ronop church which lifts finger prevent robberiesl
 The political power of the church back to it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Smrafoff tO Visit Italy

ROME, Dec 23.-Boris Sarafoff, lead CT of the Macedonian revolutionists, has promised to visit Italy for the purpose of starting propaganda to aid the Macedonian cause. He will go to Mi Ian.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
Turkish Debtors.

To seize mans residence for debt Is unlawful in Turkey, and sufficient land to support him is also exempt from seizure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
G0rers, rs,enf.

other product, depends upon the de- mand.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23
sm.rtne.m and Honesty.

Nearly all of us would rather be call- ed smart than honest, which shows how much we expect the world to take. for granted.-Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-23

} Vanity makes us do more thing against inclination than reason.- Rochefaucauld..