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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

-~ En- 10 Blbliotsca municipal u
hs rectbido el periodico sLa Indepen
dsnciss, de Santiago do Cuba, "a ma,
los siguientsa libros; dol Presidents
Roossvelt, custro tomos do 81 libro
sTribus del O,stes, del depsrsansnto
dc Concrete y Labor, q sdplica del
Comiaionadp HfIor Lsarfr,gs, IN
s1smplar del Censo do los Essado,
Unidoa con I'M supplement- 10 y ara isis.
del Censo de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

eoncapto On 10 seosi6n de g astos deb.
csleularse en sl msxlmum, porque o
los ingresos asce endieran q sss sums
debs dc b aber ore Tito en- presupusstt
su6eisrt, para darle sAlida. Sobr'
todo sss gasto, como ham3s expresa
autes, ca nada altra sl prssupuesto
puss 6gura la mi,m. sums asf en- Ia
secci6n de 6 lstos como on Ia de- n
gresos.
,, Va v6 ell peri6dieo on cutl6a que
sus eeusuras sobre el particular o.
recen dc base raxo nable.
La administraoi6n uuionists nc
ha tsnido que embrolIar oil municl pio,
All, eom5 susna.
No ha necssiiado rsOurrir 4 en-
pr6stitos para cubrir sus cargas.
BAstAnts h, soportsdo y sigus
soportando la c!udsd dc Ponce on 90.
ta matsria, & sausa del desbArs jusse
seon6mico introducido por los admi
nistradorss rspublIesnos.
Son tAmosos los tales empr6stltos,
Primero fae uno do 5000 900 que
grav6 al contribuysnts con ur 27p 6
sobre 10 contribution dirscta que ne
pags sl Tssoro Dc 10 isla.
Dsspues ta6 otro do s35 900, obrs
del ssiior Domenech, que recarg6 al
asendersado oonsrihuysnts CON $4,000
anuales por einco afos. mas los csle.
brss S5 5000 eonsigoados on prssu
puesto para psgar servisios do abo
gsdos, On virtud dol pleito sostenido
con 10 igleais cas6lica. Nadie igoora
On Ponce sta nos pArscs que On
TODD el pafs -el resultado tan desas.
troso somo ridioulo para el municipio
que produisra esa question.
he Ahi, & Rrandes rasgos. 10 obra.
10 gran obra do los que qoisren bus
ear una psis en- el oio agsno, sin OBJ.
servAr que tienen una enorms viga sn
oil suyo.
Contraste erands.
La admlniatraoi6nu nionisss no hs
dsdo On sus presupucstos mas que sa'
peravits.
No ha tenido que imponsr nj IN
nuevo gravAmsn q los eontribu yensss,
6Pusdsn deeir ESQ los republics.
NOS?
No dehsn dscirlo.
No pueden decirIol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
Local Board Of Charlie.
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A lOs intsfssadcs

Para 81 meior reslisAsi6n 60 do |,
mayor publiuidad aearaa do IL DIS
TRBU0IoN de los servisios cue urestAr
los sefiores Medioos Auxlliarea de Se
nidad do Ponae. DiAriamenscnte
ineluao los dfas dc Gssta.
MdaGraG: de 0 II. Ccnsults eu
10 PoliclinieA tHospiisl Trisochsl A
las II. asiGteneia domiciliar q lou en-,
tsrmos euyos eneargadoa dejan IL di
reccion en- al Hospital Trieoaha.
3ards: do 2 IS. Oonsulta an Ia
PoliclfnicA del Hospital Triaochs DO
Medico Inferno del Hoauital, De 81 4
B, inapacci6n de 10 matanxa en- 81 ma.
tadaro por el Auxiliar do SRn,dsd
eneargsdo del ssrvicio msdlco do nod !
el diatrito Oesta do Ia eiudAd. A Ia,
8, nusva aalsGsnClA domieiliaPia ilIml,
tada con el n6mero de los snfertaos
suyos encargadoa dsiAran la dirsosi0r
ca el hospital.
NoOts: do 8 80 q. n. Ssrvieio pa
70 los pobres por el N6dico intsrno
Si Sel hospital, VisitAa de urgencis :
euando 10 rss1 1isrA el csao, ssrSr
lgualmeDta uraatada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
E[ PRESUPUEST0 MUNICIPAL
CARGlS REPUBLICANS

A nadis 90 oeulta que III IA nI
qutere hsasr uua cam pans electoral
favor dc 81 psrtido. cnglsndo do miu
20 10 adutuist.asi6a uuionlsts. N,
ls gdfs 10 raz6a; la musvs sl apasio
namtsnto polftlso. Esto 90 'obssrvs
90 sl sono do sus srtfsulos, On la In
stsssncta con que dssmsuuz. una
Glen vsess 81 mismo tema, on sl %
ractsr, uuas veass iniQsto, otrAs pue
I'll, de sue eargos.
Fiisse. espesialmsnts, On 10 con
stgasai6u en- prasupuss del ore iitc
dc sS 100, para gastos de cAminos,
Baraia sobre esa base todos los In
grasos de les coutribaelones directss,
para dedueir do ahf-Arbitrariamsn snte,
dssds luego -todos los absurdos a ue
ana cposici6a por sistsma pueds On.
gendrar. vsamos como casn & loa
manores embstss de l6gtes.
Esos s8 100 constituysn 10 can't
dad que, segda datos rem 'tIdos por 81
Tssorsro do Pusrto Rioo, % sntrsgd
10 Junta do Caminoa, por euenta ds
ests municipio, On sl sjsreloio ante.
rior. Esa mlsma suma o. 10 que fgu.
70 90 10 s'sc!6n do Iugrssoa del pre-
supuesto.
Con arreslo & 10 nuava Icy muni,
cipal, los gastoa q ingrssos por est,
eonespto no tisnsn que contuudirss
ON les sutradas generates del prssu
pueato. Ah IRA bien; aumsntan OIL to
ss't presupusstsdo y, apareutemsntsa
loa Rastos. mas On el fondo no 90 a,f.
pusa 10 trAta, On puridad, do una
nusvs ateuei6u, que viene oil prsau :
puesto municipal con el ingreso ous
10 correaponde, sin nueva carga para
oil sontribuyente.
6Qie 10 cantidad prssupusssads
no conousrda con oil s,,S do los cAl.
sulos probsblss para 10 contribution
direeta2 Cleric. Pero 90 Ia esntidad
sntregada por el Tasorsro do 10 isla,
On el eieraielo ant,rlor, 4 10 ] anta de
esminos. Eto % cosa que no debe
extrafar d nadfs, tsni9ndoss On cusn.
10 que On disha partlia 90 do ingrs.o.
adsmAs do las sumAs eorrsspoudIs n
sss al prasupussto On curse, 4 las do
hfos antsriorss & 10 exlstsucls On
30 dc JUNO y & 10 sontribuido DOR
eorporrciones.
La eanidad que Asura DOR dicho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
J. Ia none ID era falsA.

GsnsrslmsOte pressnden ma, los
que msrccsn manos, Pocos prefiersn
al que me'scs mas. Muchos prs.en
den al que menoa msreee. Y al m6s
in'rsssdor euando no 10 prsnden, 10
pretierant
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

Sc trata do haesr alpunas rspa.
rasionss en- sl sdidoio que ooupa sl
Rospitalillo do locos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

Hfsoss ls autopsia 4 I'M gran
egoiata que muri6 snvenan ado Dor M
propia pop pEona, III lugAr donde de-
bio tensr sl eorsx5n, sstAbA solo ocu'
pAdo por una monsda do orc. Misu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

EL PONCE GROCERY

ss vsods hrsfcolcs alImsutieios,
imoorsSdos de Eassdos
unidos, llsvaadoss d easa del com
prador' SurIido siempre fresco. Co.
msrcio T.-Apartsdo "a Talet6fono 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
PUAT0s SUElT0S

Tn pre- h1mbre repub, icano vista
& New York 8 WAshir gton. Asists &
una recercl6n cualquiers. Topa On
IN Apgulo con Roossvslt 6 Fore ar, 4
osro msenate do esos. Hahlan CON 81
dos minutes y medic pre- ans& dole
por Puerto Rico. Y sl prohombre re
grssa q 10 tierruea iurando que ha
aoatsnido oil gran interview.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

La policfa ha dsnunsiado hoy 4
Auguato Ramirez, por serssi6n, ' 4
Anaslsto Hsrnaadsz, por hurto msnor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
COMMERCIAL
Hotel "fI HO{dl"

10 t. A's''sI'-OaEk dsl Dr.. Pujals
0n'erc II. Ponce.
Keclentemente reformado esta
noy a Ia altura de los mas exi.
gentes. Es sin duda el mas
aproplado para familias. Ser.
vlclo bueno y precios m6dicos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

Fiienss nuestros buenos amigos de
Mayagusz en- que cisrtos paetos polf'
ticos ro tienen nlngunA sfnidad, y
que no hay mir gda nfxo entire las par,
tss coutratantes fdera del laso que
las apritts como oil fuese una cusrda,
Cuando hay demasiada tension, L.
cusrda Sc rompe J 90 romps tambien
el paeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

Algunos dc nusstros emtnsntss
politicsstroa no brillan, cuando van
a 10 mssr6poli, por sus IL q leneias nj
por 81 ipgenio. In cambio ponen en-
relievs el po Ter do aus posadsras. he
ciendo largss antesalas On les ofcin 90
pdblicM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

A-Mr Crosas dsbe por erssls IN
mote, ccmo 81 tueae un rey do Ia nd I'D
nadia. Dsbs llsm&rsels don Andres
el Oportano. Las conser vas do Ch!ss'
90 di'&1 por que....
Concsso vi,tuosf Amos psrsonaiss
muy partldarios de 10 moral polfti.s,
cue no praoiiean 10 polisicA moral,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

Federico TOrO d Go. Poac.
Be aVisa { Las ssaorss oomsrcian.
'eS ds 10 IalA cue tsnsmou sismprs IN
gran surti6o de sombrsros dc pajs
osl psi1 hormHdoI sn todas lorna.
Presios limitsdoS pot dosanAs. Rops
hecha nara homhpas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

SO Alealds de Ia Ciudad.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Colored Speaker

u. W. Dunavant, u promi-
nent coforcd speaker of ST.
Lmis, will spend Il week il,
Saline county, mt which time
he will speak al the following
places and dates:
Miami, Monday Oct. 29th,
7:30 pm.
Cow Creek schol house,
Tuesday, Oct. Both.
Slater, Wednesday Oct. 81.
Elmw1,d, ut colorcd Meth
odist church, Thursday Nov.
lst.
Pennytown, Friday Nov.2d.
Nelson, Saturday Nov. 3rd.
All ad lresses at 7:3O pm.
Everyb'dy Welcome.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
A BIG VICTORY
MARSHALL to Have a New $50.
600 High School
uildinQ.

The specia! election Tues.
day resulted Ia a big victory
for the new high scl,Upl build
lug, The tOtsii vote being 625
for and 213 agaiust the prop.
ositiob. Conside rable op,O-
sitiou developed aud Lue
Progress championed the
cause Of the antis-creditiDg
itself as being the Richmond
in the field. Tor the people oi
Marshall but IL failed W men
ton The word WaterlU,.
Many Of It's statements last
week will provide tie euIL,r
with interesting alter
thoughts.
Tue school building will
no doubt be erected south ol
east of the square next
spring.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
A GREAT FARCE
Parker S White Citu Failed to
Appear.

Owing To a " eat many at
tacbmrnts run ON the company
that was to show here this
week they disl,anded in st.
Louis aud failed to carry out
their contract here. Hun.
dreds OF visitors were dlsap-
pointed, but still the horse
and corn show. was given rs
advertised and the band is
giving afternoon and evening
concerts, which with the dec.
orations, is giving Marshall a
carnival air. We will give
list of premium winners next
week.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
, Makes Big Money!

Ii anyone thinks a farmer
has 10 work for his health,
these figures ought 10 change
his IDEAS: +. M. Bauer, Of
Salt Springs, cut So shocks OF
corn in one day for which he
received S.. 80 and his board.
He cut this 'corn for l0c y
shock because il was for his
hr0ther, but he has made
70. SO i day aud never cut les&
than IS shocks y day during
the seas0u. Lewis Brow,s,
residing in that neighhor +
hood, yonches for theess
| figures.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Birthday Surprise.

Geo. B. Seibert, of Elm
wood, was agreeably sur
prised last Sunday on his G5tl'
birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Seibert bad invited a number
of neigLbors to spend the
day aud prepared for the oc-
casion bountifully. George
Mueller, Louis Selbert, Edw.
BIase, Chas. Senges, w. b.
McClain, Henry Franz and
their families, and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Luerheimer, of Mexico,
were the invited guests. A
splendid time is reported.
We wish him many more re-
turns OF this anniversary.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Stephens.Hilton

Geo. Stephens and Miss
lrvie Hilton, Of Herndon,
we're married at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Keith,
on Highland, at 7:30 Sunday
evening, Rev. W. B. Cowgirl
officiating. Mr.. Stephens is
u popular young clerk at Ross
Jackson's store in Herndop,
and Miss Hilton is also highly
spoken of. We wish them
much happiness aud prosper
ity.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
The Big Day

Today is tie big dedication
day at Missouri Valley Col.
lege. The mayor has d, clar-
ed II partial holiday aud II
PROMISES to be a big day in
Marshall's history. The fol
lowing committees arranged
for the celebrations:
Invilatiou:-Mr. Gordon Robertson,
chairman; DIR. ID. y. Manning, Col.
Jas. A. Gordon, Prof w. q. Fisher,
and Messis. Frank Niles, James A.
Walker. J. L. Roberts snd Ben amin
Striker.
Arrangements:--.sherlH Cbas. u.
Bacop, chsir,nnn; Mayor James u.
Phillips, Hon. n. q. Allen, " arden
Matt W. Hall, OF Jefferson City, Mo.
Prof w. v. Grube. Recorder A. r
S~lsbsr, Deputy Sheriff 2. L. Ayres,
and Messrs. l.. NJ. Morrow, John
Jooes, Hugh Hayes, r.. x. Page. j.
w. Bsrnbill, l.. NJ. Whitman aud
Thomas kIarsbaIl.
Pubiiol,y:-Messrs. Virgil v. uuH,
chairman; John q. Miller. Cbss. w.
Newton, J. J. Wit, n. \. Sandidge,
PROT I. N. Evrard Mr.. v. =. Garst,
presideo, OF the college Y. NJ. c. a.
Entertainment; MIR. John w. Rose,
chsirmau; Dr. Jehn n. hall. Prof. J,
NJ. Peuick, DR.. ID. q. Gore. Dr. q. T.
G. sharp, Messrs.iP. II. ReH J. r.
Huston. A. Leonard, N. Mex. NJ, ers
q car Cochran and l.. y. Wiley. Mis-,
Frances Wood and Mesdsmes 4. Il
liea aud q. II, Althouse.
Decoration: Mrs. visgil V. HUI
chRirmao; and Misses Mary ID, ssr
and Stella Hicks.
Program: -Dr. W. u. Black, chair
man; Eevs. J. T.. Abbot and o. s
liusse,, DIR. J. NJ. Huobert, judy,
samuel Dsvis aud Prot. Scott.
Mlsic.-Prof. Edgar 4. Place.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
DEATHS.
BENTLE IRVINE

was accidentally killed in the
fire on East North street
Friday morning, Oct. 18th,
aged - years.
He was the son of Nicholas
Irvine, and il will be- remem-
bered that his mother died
last spring as the result Of u
fall out of n cherry tree.
His grandfather. Chas. Hin
ton, also died two weeks ago.
His burial occurred Sunday
afternoon after services mt
the Baptist church.
LOUISA SAINT CLAIR
COL. died NJ her home in New
Frankfort last week. aged n
years. Her funeral was held
there Saturday. Rev. j. p.
Mcdonnell, Of Gillian, con-
ducted the services.
W. II. Sagesser was called
TO Appleton City Tuesday on
account of the death Of his
mother.
The mother OF j. S. S.Jenkins.
who died at Memphis, Mo.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
lncendiarv Fires

About "A week ago "A vacant
house on West Morgan ST.,
owned 10y l.. A. Bradford was
burned and IL is supposed was
set ahre because the neigh
bors claimed IL was usually
occupied by undesirable ten
ants. Tuesday night Of this
week a house in West Mar
shall owned by Mr.. Hurst oi
Kansas City aud just vacated
by Joe Call, an employe OF
Terrell Il DeGarmo, was
burned TO the ground. The
Dire is no doubt Of incendiary
origin.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Saw ou. Of Jai,

Three prisoners awaiting
trial in the criminal court
broke out of the Pettis county
iail At z O'Clock Sunday night.
There were Thomas Lee
charged with burglary. Geo.
Graves, attempted rape, and
Henry Payne grand larceny.
The prisoners made their
escape by saving oil the bars
|ofan outside window of The
bathroom n the west end Y
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
ACCIDENT
Bentle Irvine Loses Life While
ASSISTING al Fire.

About seven O'Clock last
Friday morning fire was dis
cOved in the residence on East
North owned by A. +. Vawter,
who Is now IN Texas, and DC.
eupied by Frank Miles. The
fire was first seen by Miss
Mary Barbee, "A neighbor, who
spread the report. They
were at the breakfast table,
Mr.. Miles says. when their
little colored girl rushed in
and told them that the house
was aBre.
Miss Emily Black and Miss
Mulleubilcb, the niilliner, also
made their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Miles. The latter
had "A narrow escape, she
went 10 her room Ia an effort
~ save her effects, when the
chimney collapsed on the
stairway, cutting off her es-
cape.
In tue excitement she lost
control of herself and had To
bc carried down on u ladder
from "a window.
The fire originated from a
small oil stove In the bath
room lit but "a few minutes
before the fiie. When the
alarm was given, volunteers
responded promptly in au ef-
fort TO save as much as pOss-
ible and while hard at work
the chimney collapsed carry
ing with 1t young Irvine and
narrowly missing u good mum
ber OF persons in the hallway
aud on the stairs. Severa
young men were forced u
jump out of windows, Oscar
Page still being on crutchcs
as the result of his jump.
The loss on the house was
about $1,000 with no insurance,
the policy having recently
lapsed. Mr.. Miles says his
material loss was about $1,000,
covered by insurance, but
that many articles were losl
that he valued highly foi
special reasons.
The body of Bentle Irvine
was found after the excite
ment OF the fire was over,
He was not missed at the
time Of the collapse.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19

The grandson of Wilson
Crdlchfield, COL, died at his
home west of Marshall last
Thursday of lung trouble,
aged "a years. His remains
were buried in Mr.. Cretch-
fields private buryingground
on Friday.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Real Estate Transfers

'no h"rher !" '' w. Carr, lots
h' 10 "'"o" - ''o""'r"'
=,
n,N,
~. ' 49,,
m. NIL, -, II A.. 49,. a,
-, ~, a., a., -, ,,,,
~, -, -
-" ,a
oo1se"; . ,,.,' lots o'' ''' o'o's w. on
-,
~ ,n 80, y"
w. ~ ,oo,
y =,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19

the Jail. Other prisoners
gave the alarm ~ soon ~ the
men got outside the building
aud posses are now Uu the
trail of the fusitlvrs.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Revival Meeting

A series Of revival meetings
will begin at the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sun
day, Nov. IL, in which Dr..
Hubert, the pastor, will
have the assistance Of Rev.
!. w. Caldwell. OF Fort
Worth, Texas.
The Republican and the
Twice-a-week Globe Demo
crat $l.50 per Y sar.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19

The Republican does the
best printing ~ The lowest
prices.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19

Wednesday, was brought To
Marshall yesterday for inter
ment. We extend him sympa-
thy.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1906-10-19
Human Blood Marks

Atale ot horrorwas told by marks "f
human blood In the homo Of !. W vii
lisn,s, u we'll known merchant of Hs..
Ky lie ~rites '''fwcnty years sgs
l had severe hemorrhsges oi the luag..
and WAS near death when began taxi
Ing DIR. King Is New Discovery. I.eom-
plels.y cured me aud I have remslu~d
woll evsrsiDce. " |, ,eures Hemorrhsgs-.
Chronic couyhs, settles colds and
Bronchisis. snd.is The only knQea
curs tor wspk LNnga Every bOstle
guaranteed By p, H. rrsnklis Drug
glsl Sos and sl.6o. Trisl bostle ires.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
BASSETT CASE RESUMES TODAY
Divorce Suit May BE Ended by
Wednesday.

Unless something unexpected turns up
in the way Of surprises offered by coun-
sci for either side. the Bassett divorce
case, it is expected, will come to a con-
clusion by Wednesday.
At this mornings session Justice
Gould will announce his decision as to
whether he will permit Bassett 10 go on
the stand and testify. Should the Judges
opinion favor the proposition. there is no
telling what the result may be. Il would
certainly mean that counsel for Rev. Mr..
Hunt, who is named as correspondent.
will apply for permission to have Mrs.
Bassett also go on the stand for re-ex-
animation.
In this manner the case would be prac-
tically reopened. and the end would be as
far off as ever. If Justice Goulds de-
cision, however. is against the course pro
posed by Greed NJ. Fulton. counsel for
Mr.. Bassett. arguments In the case will
begin this morning at II O'Clock with Mr.
Colladay opening for Bassett, TO be fol-
lowed by Henry E. Davis for Mr.. Hunt.
and the argument 10 be closed by Mr..
Fulton
When Mr.. Fulton. at last Fridays ses-
sion, said TO Justice Gould that he de-
sired 10 put Mr.. Bassett on the stand Mr.
Davis at once objected. and said that II
Mr.. Fulton's request was granted he
would examine Bassett from the begin
ming to the very end. Mr.. Davis also
stated that he would re-examine Mrs.
Bassett, and put other witnesses on the
stand.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
FLAYS THE ADMINISTRATION.
Rev. Cnrrothers Interests Hearers I'm
Discussing Race Question.

Ia an address on the race question last
night at the A NJ. h. Zion Church. the
pastor, Rev. :. l. Carrothers, coIored, in
turn criticised the Republican party,
President Roosevelt. Secretary Root, Sen
ator Tillman. Gov Vardaman, and Thom-
as Dixon. the author Of The Clansman. 80
Booker Washington also received the at
tention Of the speaker. who referred 70 an
address Of WashingtOn's in which the
statement was made that the future Of
the negro is largely in the hands Of
whites. This statement was combatted
by Or. CarrOthers, who declared the dcs-
tiny Of the negroes 10 be within their
own hands Reference was made 10 the
progress Of the race since the emancipa-
ton proclamation; during which time. he
said. they have accommodated S700 600. coo
worth Of property.
Social equality, he declared. is not de-
sired by the negroes in the sense Of an
intermingling of the races.
The action of the President In discharg-
ing three companies Of the Twenty
Infantry was referred 10. Dr. Carrothers
stating that it was his belief that the
President would realize that he had made
a mistake and would endeavor to correct
it.
In closing, DR.. Carrothers advised his
hearers 10 no longer pledge their allegi-
ance to the Republican party. whose die
tates they had been obeying for forty
years.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-03
ENDS SENTENCE: LOSES WIFE.
Burns Furniture Because He Needs
No House, SIMS Lin

After anticipating for days the wei
come he would receive from his wife.
from whom he had been separated for
six months, by reason Of jail sentence.
William Price, colored. returned Friday
10 his shanty in the rear OF Z11S y street
northwest, only to find it closed and de
serted. Repeated inquiries failed to reveal
the whereabouts of his spouse. and to
show his Indignation he carried the fur
niture out Of the house yesterday after
noon and set fire 10 IT,. The blaze attract
ed the attention Of Policemen DGnn and
Stone. of the Second precinct, who called
him TO account for his strange action,
after eXtinguishing the flames.
Liza done tole me- said Price. dat
when An got out ob Jail, she would be
waitin' for me with open arms.
"Ah got home Friday morning long
fore brckfas time I knocked on the
doah, but An got no answer. Den All got
'spicious and broke in de doah. Dere was
no Liza dere. and from the looks Oh
things she hadn't bin dere since All went
away. ! looked for dat woman all day
Friday, and couldn't find her anywhere
Now, boss. what's de good ob having a
home les dere's a woman TO tend to it,
His argument evidently had the desired
effect upon the police. as White was not
arrested