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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10

A report of the Special Water Com
mittee appointed at the last regular
annual meeting was called for, and
Mr.. Fitch reported, showing that the
committee have found good springs,
well located, that they have secured
the refusal of at private terms. The
matter of owning a plant instead of
paying money to an outside COM
pany was discussed at considerable
length, and in this connection a mat
ter was brought out which, although
at the time unpleasant to contem-
plate, should now settle the matter
and remove all the unjust insinua-
tions that have been made in regard
to Gov. Hendee's connection with the
Aqueduct Company. The idea seems
to have been very prevalent that he
was large owner in the waterwOrks
and was working for the interests of
the company, when the fact is he has
never owned dollar in the plant or
received dollar for services of any
kind whatsoever or any promise of
reward, but has constantly and al
ways labored for the best interests of
the corporation, looking toward an
equal Justice to each and every tax
payer.
This matter being cleared up, bust
ness went through with more rapid
ity. The trustees and special water
committee were constituted a COM
mittee to see what terms could be
made with the Aqueduct Company
for the purchase of the plant, they to
report at a subsequent meeting.
The vote passed at a meeting held
in July of last year, obliging abutters
to pay one-half of expense of future
sewer extension, was rescinded by a
unanimous vote, which seems quite
the proper thing. In this connection
it was recommended that the trus-
tees purchase tile to be used in max
ing connections with the main sewer
and sell it to individuals at cost.
In connection with the proposed
appropriation of money for the new
cemetery, the idea seemed to prevail
that the corporation, as such, had
no right to make such appropriation
for a cemetery purchased, owned and
laid out by the town. Consequently
the article in the warning was passed
over, and there being no further bust
ness the meeting was adjourned with
out date.
On Tuesday of this week warnings
were posted for another special cor
poration meeting to be held on Fri
day evening of next week, Aug. 18th
The business to be acted upon at that
time will be to see if the village will
vote to buy the Aqueduct Company's
plant, and if so to provide for the
purchase. The second article is to
see if the village will buy springs of
water with the view of constructing
water works either now or in the fu-
ture. This question of our water
supply comes directly home to the
family and to the purse and will I'M
doubtedly receive the attention that
it should.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10

Many of our readers have no doubt
heard of the wonderful and magical
effect that Neurotic Oil has when
taken internally on all forms of sum
mer complaints. If not, we would
call their attention to the advertise
ment in another column of this
edition. We think they could do no
better than have it on hand for i'm
mediate use.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
EDEN MILLS.

Judge Tucker Of Hardwiek has Ii gang Of
men at work for him. He will have new
steam mill near Corey pond, so-Galled, where
be has a large lot of timber to harvest into
lpm Der.
Aaron Keller Post, No. 81, G. A. r., will
hold their NEXT regular meeting Saturday,
September 2. with Comrade q. NJ George,
after which there will he a sociable All com
rades and their wives are requested to attend
and spend pleasant hour, etc, Come and
get acquainted,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
H. WAITE'S
Bulletin No. 81.
ABOUT TEA AND COFFEE.

Nearly every merchant keeps Tea
and Coffee. Some keep good some
Others not so good. Some take pains
TO keep only the best the market af-
fords. That's me.
| sell a very good Tea at Csc, one
that suits nearly everyone for 35c.,
and one that makes every old tea
drinker smile at SOC. Customers
buying pounds at one time get a
beautiful little alarm clock free.
In Coffee, [ recommend the Dutch
ess. Nearly everyone, old or young,
knows what the Duchess is, and the
price is no higher than cheap grades,
30 cents.
HI. WAITE, MoRRIsvILLE.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
WORCES TER.

Misses Anna and Jennie Wilson are visiting
in Barre.
Mrs. NJ, p, Kent has gone to Springfield
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs, Leslie A,
Cooper.
There was the usual walking match" at
the Town Hall Saturday night, THE band
played"
1t is reported that Frank Hutchinson and
Leila Tewksbury were married by Rev. p. II
Carpenter last Tuesday.
Asa Cameron has repented Of his trade with
DR.. Bickford of Woleott, and backed out
The DR.. is not coming here.
Among the visitors in town last week were
Frank Durham and sons, Elton Taylor and
wife of Barre, Mrs. Herman Morse of West
Randolph, and Luther Hamblet and wife OF
Lowell Mass
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Carrie Fairman Crane will give a read
ing at the Cong'l church Friday evening, Aug.
Is. Mrs. Crane is well-known as a first-class
elOcutionist and fine entertainment may be
expected. Vocal and instrumental music will
be furnished. Admission 20 cents.
We desire to express our thanks through
the columns of the News AND CITIZEN to the
neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted
US at the death and burial of our little one.
Mr.. AND Mrs. C.. NJ. Preston.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
EAST JOHNSON.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and son Arthur
are in Irasburgh this week
Matte Como of Jacksonville has been Wis
iting her cousin, May McLenathan.
Dea. and Mrs P D. Kinds of Haverhill,
Mass, are visiting friends in this vicinity.
Lillian Whitcomb of No Hyde Park is
spending a few days with her friend, Mrs. S.
A. Grswold
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
BIRTHS.

PATCH.-In johnson, VT Aug. Sd, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patch.
DOUGLAS.-In MorristowD, July ), a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Douglas.
BATCHELDER.-In MOrrisville, July 81, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Batchelder.
ANDRUS.-In Enosburgh Falls. July 20,
1898, son to Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Andrus
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came on to my premises, in Eden several
DAYS ago, three-year- old heifer. Its owner
may have the same by proving proverty and
paying charges. Apply Immediately to
CALVIN E. Foss, No. Hyde Park.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10

Mrs. Drury of Mass. is visiting among
friends
Edwin Bigelow and wife returned TO Mass.
last week.
O,W. Butler and family of Fariboult, Mimi,
are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Royce of Albany, spent
Sunday here.
William Bigelow of Salem, Mass, was in
town on Monday, attending his brothers flu
neral.
! Rev. Mr.. Ball and family are in town. and
he preached at the Congregational church on
| Sunday.
Our people will again have the opportunity
| to consult DR.. Fl. d. Martin, the oculist. He
will open an office at Brick Hotel Aug. Is
and remain until Aug. 20. DR.. Martin is
pleasantly remembered by many of our peo-
pie as having done much good and skillful
work during bis many visits to this place.
very sad accident occurred on Saturday
afternoon. The sudden death by heart fail
ure or drowning of Amos Bigelow, aged %
years, son of Mr.. n. Bigelow, has produced
heavy sorrow upon large circle OF relatives
and friends. For many years he has been af-
fiicted with heart failure in n severe form, a
times it being doubtful about his recovery.
On Saturday he worked quite hard in the
forenoon and became heated. After dinner he
with younger brother aud cousin went to
the river mt point near the Gale schOOlhOuse
fOf u Datn. Amos swan across ana on MS
return suddenly sank from the effects of heart
failure, as is supposed, in depth of water OF
about feet. Efforts were made to save him
by his brother and cousin, though without
avail The theory most believed is that, be-
ing chilled, the heart suddenly lost its action,
death ensuing Immediately. The true facts
in this very sudden and lamentable occur
renee never can be known to a certainty. Mr..
Bigelow was young man of exemplary char
acter and promising ability. He had been a
teacher in our ublicschoolsfor several terms
and for some years had devoted himself to
Christian work and influences. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Branch church Monday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Burnham officiating. At
the services there was IL large display of floral
offerings and a house filed with friends in
sympathy, feeling tribute to one whose loss
is so generally felt.
Mrs. Carroll Robinson is quite ill.,
Leila Macutchan is home from Cambridge
George Beecher Jr, of Essex Center is visit
ing in town.
Rev. |. P. Booth of Mortified preached at
Unity church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Watts are visiting Rev.
g. A. Emery in Pittsfeld.
r. d. SlaytOn and daughter Mile and Mrs.
Caroline Barnes are at Queen City Park this
week
Mrs. Amanda Cutler of Morrisville has been
brought to the home of her sister, Mrs. Grit
fin. Mrs. Cutler has heart disease and con-
sumption, and her mother, Mrs. George
Burt, has been caring for her in Morrfsville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
WHAT THEY SAY.

VAUDEVILLE, W., Feb IL, 1898.
Dr. H. D. Martin,
Dear Sir:-I wish TO tell you how grateful
I am for what you have done for my eyes.
have been SO near-sighted from childhood, L
could not recognize acquaintance A con-
slant headache and a crooked eye have also
given me much trouble. You have cured my
headache, strengthened my eye and the glasses
that you fitted have revealed new world TO
me. pray that Others may receive the ben
eft that have Yours gratefully,
MRS. E. H. SHATTUCK.
EAST HARDwIcK, VT Feb. H. 1898.
DR.. II D. Martin,
Dear Safeguarding the benefit that |
have received from You | wish to say: before
/ consulted you | could not read for one-half
hour without having such headache that
would have to go to bed, and would be SICK
all day. Now i can read all day without any
headache Ten times the amount that paid
you would not induce me to be placed back
where | was before consulted you and suffer
as did for twenty years or more.
Very respectfully.
r. L. FRENCH.
Stowe, VI, Feb. "a, 1893.
Dr. Fl. D. Martin,
Dear Sir:-I wish to say that before con-
suited you / had a constant headache which
was very severe and accompanied by feeling
of dizziness. Since receiving your treatment
have not been troubled with either OF those
feelings The glasses have been of great ben
eft to my eyes and head.
Very truly,
ELLA N. THOMAS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
CAMP MEETING.

Camp meeting will commence next
Tuesday, holding over Sunday. On
Wednesday at L O'Clock, Miss Cush-
man, missionary from China, will
speak to the children. Thursday will
be observed as League Day, with ad-
dresses by Rev. F. W. Hamblin and
Rev. w. S. Smithers. Services will be
held daily at 1915, and 7. Rev.
A.W. C. Anderson of Maine, and Rev.
|. K. Stratton of Mass, will speak on
Saturday and Sunday. Teams will
be cared for on the Fair Grounds and
board can be had for 81 per day on
the grounds. The Epworth Hymnal
will be used.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21
FOL- ET tas,
JORGE oHNET
La FERRERTA
DE pom T-AVESN ES
Verss6n casteHama de Luciano Nqjera
VII
(Gontint4acidnl

FL Marques, por su parte, encontro en-
Susana gratlsima companera, jugando con
ella empenadas partidas de billar ingles y
de trompo holandes, en las cuales las per-
sonas formales no desdenaban tomar parte
algunas veces.
FL mismo dia en que Moulinet Atana-
ala SO pusieron en- camino para ir Beaulieu
jugaban una gran partida de volante la Ba-
ronesa, Octavio, Sussna ell Baron. FL
campo de batalla estaba situado entire las
habitaciones de la servidumbre la verja
de entrada, en medic del gran patio del
palacio. Por los abiertos BALCONIES del salon,
Ia Marquesa Clara, indiferentes la lucha,
ofan los golpes de pala y las alegres excla-
nnaciones dc los jugadores cuando un pale
tazo, habil torpe, daba la victoria alguno
de los CONTINGENCIES. Felipe Bachelfn,
nombrados Arbitros de la partida, segufan
con la vista la narcha de los volautes, y
cuando SO snsc;taba alguna duda medfan
gravemente las distancias con ma regla.
I'll concienzudo y atento arbitraje iba
declarsr la victoria en- favor del Baron de
Susana, cuando Ia brusca parada de un CA
rruaje delante de la verja distrajo la atencion
de los jugadores y les hizo olvidar por un
nomento el inter6s de la partida. En- aquel
instante la canpana de Ia entrada, vigoro. i
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samente movida por IN criado, no deio duda
los habitan tes del palacio de que llegaba
una vista.
Como bandaaa de pajaros espantados,
huyeron los jugadores, subieron la escali-
nata entraroD en- el salon, la vez que un
crlado entregaba una tarieta de la Marque-
sa. Tomo esta su lente, miro ell pedazo de
papel bristol, y levantando la cabeza, muy
admirada, pronuncio las siguientes pala-
bras : FL senior = la senorita Moulinet !! "
Todos quedaron silenciosos, como pre-
sintiendo algdn grave suceso. La Baronesa
fue la primsra que Sc repuso, chocando
sus nnanos, dijo:
Me parece demasiado atrevimiento.
-SQue quieren de nosotras esas gentes
-pregunto con tranquilidad Ia sonora de
Beaulieu.
Viendo que nadie contestaba, tom6 Ba-
chelfn la palabra dijo.
-Dios mio, sonora Marquesa, es proba-
BILE cue ell senior la senorita Moulinet,
recien venidos esta comarca, hayan creido
oportuno hacer algunas visitas de buena
vecindad. Esta es, como listed sabe, Ia COS
tumbre, natural justo parece que hayan
empezado por venir al palacio, siend0 la
familia de Beaulieu una de las mas impor-
tantes antiguas de la provincia. Ademas,
no pretende Ell senor Moulinet que su hija
conoce desde hd largo tempo Ia senorita
Clara Pues todas estas razones expican su
vista.
-Supongo. tfa,- exclam6 la Baronesa
con mpetuosidad, que no va usted fa-
cilitar la familiaridad de Moulinet. Que
puede haber de com1n entire usted Y ese
ordinarfsimo parsonaje? En- cuanto q su
hija, le aseguro qae as la nina mas maligna
que hay en- Ell mundo. Esos advenedzos
imaginan que van q procurarse relaciones
como han adquirido un castillo, por la gra-
cia de su dinero. No sea usted debil, tia
mia; no consienta usted en- esa tentativa
de invasion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21
LA DEMOCRACIA

! -Creo, querida, friamente ell
Baron,-que tn tia sabe 10 que debe hacer
sin necesidad de tus consoles.
La Marquesa movie la eabeza titubeando
Estaba visiblemente contrariada, porque q
su natural indolencia inspiraban horror las
complicaciones las difeultades. Dirigien-
dose su hiJa, que, como 81 no le importara
NADIA aquel debate, permaneclo inmovl y
siIenciosa
-Clara,-dijo,-5 que crees> tn que de-
bemos hacer?
-Por Dlos, mama, a,-respondio la joven
con calma, parece dificil negar la en-
trada al senior Y a la senorita Moulinet Sc
neceslta para clio un pretexto. Cual iQue
estamos ausentes pues desde su carruaje
nan podldo yer estas senoras Y estos ca
oalleros Jngando en- ell patio, y a nosotras
mlsmas que estabanos en- Ell balloon. Declr
les que no reclbes, es contestar con una
groserla IN paso que, en- suma, es muy
cortes. 5Serla tai proceder digno de noso
tros No 10 creo. Es, pues, precise recibir-
les y, sufrida la vista, no devolverla. j No
oplnas como 20 ?
81, hija mia; tienes raz6n ESQ es 10
que debemos hacer. D1, Octavio, cue reci-
bimos.
Un momento degrees ell senor y la seno-
rita Moulinet entraban en- el gran salon del
palaclo de Beaulieu.
Todas las mujeres tienen algo de come
dlantas. A pesar de su viva emoci6n de
los fuertes latidos de su corazon, evit6 Alta
nasa con una audaz maniobra ell natural
embarazo de la primera entrevista. Con
oJos brillantes; la sonrisa en- los labios y
aiargando las manos la senorita de Beau
lieu, Sc acerco ella y la abraz6, exclaman
do atrevida
i All, hermosa Clara, que feliz soy al
verte
La admiration que este arranque cause a
Ia senorita de Beaulieu fue tan grande, que
a pesar de su habitual serenidad no encon-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21

tro palabras que responder, Mientras tanto,
Atanasia, aprovechando el resutado de sn
audacia, volviose hacia la Marquesa, Y saln-
dandola con una deferencia una modes
tia perfectas. dijo
-Es grandlsiala dicha para nj, sonora
Marauesa, reanudar la arnistad con la seflo-
rita de Beaulieu. Desde que Ia conozco. Y
hace va bastante tempo, -ahadio dirigien-
do Clara afectuosisma s0nrisa,-nli regla
de coLducta Ia sido imitarla, pues creo di-
ffcl encontrar modelo mas perfecto.
d Imltarme solamente ?-dijo Clara con
tranQuilidad- rnny modesto
y es la primera vez que ESQ te ocu-
rre.-murnuro la Baronesa adelantandose.
Viendo la senorita de Prefont, Ia algeria
de Atanasia no tuvo, al parecer, lfmites; Pc
70 no Sc atreVl0 arrojarse en- brazos de Ia
capr!chosa Sofia, porque habiendo salido en-
otras ocasiones bien aranada de sus .peque-
mas manos, creyo oportuno no intentar pu-
blicamente la aventura. Quien podfa saber
81 aquella loca ser15 capaz de hacerls aiguna
de esas trast das que echan pors terra au ans
moE1anto Ell andamiaje de proyectos 1neios
construido, Y rompep de tir6n todos los
hllos de Ia trama mejor urdida? Lapruden~
te Atanasia fmitose una gran reverenoia
que hizo sonar sus brazaletes, disimul6
esta frlaidad relativa con calurosas protes-
tas de carno. La pre8encia de su querida
de Hennecourt era doble feIicidad para ella.
no habiendo sido invitada q la boda
afect6 no saberla llam6 Sofia senogita
Para evitar este astuto equlvoco, present6
la Baronesa su marido Atanasia, quien,
con una bonita Erase, felicit6 al senor de
Prefont de haber escogido tan agralable
compaIlera.
Maniobrando en- aquel campo de batalla
sembrado de obstaculos y emboscadas, con
Ia habilidad aplomo de un gran tactioo, la
senorita Moulinet parali2o q sns Rdversarios
por audacia, admire su padre por su
serenidad. Y do & todos gran prneba lie su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21
Ell ECUADOR EN- CHICAGO
POR Ell
"DIARIO DE AVISOSn
DE G q YAQUIL e c q AD o r

Obra de gran Iujo que SO publicara en- los
Estados Unidos de Norte America, con mo-
two de la Exposition Colombina de Chicago
en- 1898.
Description geografca, historical polfti-
ca de la Repdblica del Ecuador. Division
territorial, l1mites, tratados diplomaticos,
hacienda credito pJblico, obras pdbIicas,
y telegrafos, universdades, bibliotecas, aca-
demlas, prensa nacional, oradores, periods
tas, hlstorladores, geografos, observatorio
astronomlco, laboratories, museos, iglesia
ecuatorlana, agriculture, industrias, conner
clio, mlnas, estad1stica en- general ETC., ETC.,
etc.
llustrada con numerosos Y art1sticos foto-
grabados, representando los monumentos,
antgiedades, edifcios pdblicos, retratos de
todos los presidentes y ministries, goberna-
dores, cuerpo legislative diplomatico Y
consular, extrangero nacional, militares,
hombres mobiles, periodistas, bellezas ecua-
torianas, comerciantes ETC., ETC., ETC., pa
noramas y vistas de las ciudades GALES
principales haciendas de toda la Rep1blica
del Ecuador.
Publicara ese libro, descripciones de las
empresas de todo genera establecidas en- ell
pals, y avlsos conereiales extrangeros los
siguientes precios:
Por eada x 8 pulgadas ST.. 10.
paglna con grabado. ---.,, 100.
J. i'd id ,, 80.
Los senores anunciadores recibiran dos
ejemplares de la obra por una plana, una
por media plana.
La obra por subscription pago adelanta-
En- este vice-consulado Sc reciben suscricio
nes y avisos comerciales, V Sc dan todos los
Co,tada.
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intelireneia. Sofia Clara vieron el en- ella
una enen1iga nlucho mas tenible de 10 que
pudieron prever.
Sc habfa desarrollado aquella muchaeha
en- dos amos de una n1anera admirable, lie-
gapdo 4 ser tnuy bonita. Algo pequela
con eandencia engruesar, que le prestaoa
una langaidez enganosa, pero seductcrai te-
MA los cabelios negros como oil azabaene, )
los oios, azules, muy expreslyos- sus MA
nos con guantes de Sueeia cue le suolah
hasta el codo, euoriendo en- parte las man
gas del vestido, Y sus pies, que deJaba yer
la corta falda, demostvaban, por ell tamano
= Ia forma, su origen plebeyo. Atentamente
exanniaada, Sc Ia vefa un POGO vulgar, pero
Al pronto parecIa agradabie-
Mado por el extaais, deefa para 81 Mouli-
net Que sa hila era seguramente persona de
superiores condolences { incontes+ab blemente~
naeida para ser duquesa. I'll eXeeso de la
adniraci6n enternecio 4 Mouiinet. pensando
que 81 su pobre difunta viera 4 Atanasia
qaedar{a sorprendida Y entnsiasmada. Esta
.easo1i6p conyugal produjo lagrlmas al anti
9rto l1fenbro del Tribunal des Comerclo,
para disiuaufar sa enterneclmlento saeo IN
panaelQ tan grande como una servllleta = sc
son6 las narices ruidosamenfe-
Una terrible n1irada de Atanasia reeordo
le d6nde estaba, = fe hizo comprender que
en- aquella sooiedad Sc debla haeer todo con
moderation.
Dirigi6ndose entonces Ia Marquesa con
los brazos arqueados y apoyando el SOM
brero sobre el corazon
La senorta de Beaulieu esta senora
-dijo designando a Ia Baronesa-han sido
condiscfpulas de mi hija en el Sagrado Co
razon. Siempre me felicit6, ahora mas
que nunea, de haber puesto Atanasia en-
este colegio, que es, sin disputa, el mejor
de Paris. Las j6venes reciben en- 81 educa-
ci6n esmeradIslma adqaieren relaciones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21
ALMOTACENAZGO
Ell Ser. DI TRITo o

Sag,1n Sc ha servido disponer ell Excno.
Sr. Gobernador general de la Provincial, la
comprobaci6n anual 8 periodical de pesas y
medidas en- este termino municipal de Pom
ce, comenzara en- 16 del presente mes de-
bera estar terminada en- de Setiembre
pr6ximo. Lo que Sc hace p6blico para Co
nocimiento de los interesados.
Artfculo "a del Reglamento del ramo :
Estan obligados la comprobaci6n todos
cuantos necesiten hacer uso de pesas y
medidas, incluyendo las ofcinas de Adm6n
pdblica, provincial y municipal; comercian-
tes, ipdustriales. mercaderes, profesores,
CONSTRUCTORS de pesas medidas y los que
Sc ocupen en- su venta.
Ponce, de Agosto de 1893-El Fiel
Almo otacen, alberto LGcasa. MI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21
81 pUbl1Co

Hago constar para conocimiento
general, que TN documento que apa-
rece otorgado por mi y a favor de
Dofla Adelaide Rodriguez es nulo,
seg1n consta de escritura otorgada
ante el Notario Don Francisco Cine
nez Prieto
Caguas, I3 Agosto de 1893.
3-3 r FegmGndeg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21

complete de
porados Europa America que
oece cicntelay p1blo
En- e despacho de pespcione
serva la mayor escrupuloadad exactud e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-21
ESPECIFICO THHLET


ecorbutG etc
Ianpaa a adnr. dao IN marfl
FnAia Central d sentea
2n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10
TIE ALLEGED ASSASSIN OF CLAYTON.

little Rock, April 0.-sherlf B. G. White, with
". H. Burkhart the principal witness In the clayton
murder case and a. J. Werner the Butte Moh''
pouceman arrived here yesterday afternoon shortly
after 2 o'clock Yesterday morning Burkhart showed
signs OF wanting 10 get away and be was arrested oy
White as accessory to the crime. Colonel W. H. H.
CLAYTON brother OF the murdered man. arrived IN the
city In the morning from IT. smith. Burkhart ana
Werner we're cloeted with Colonel Clayton and Henry
NJ Cooper chairman OF the Republican State Central
Committee all the afternoon. What passed between
them all refuse TO disclose Colonel Clayton says that
he does not believe the story that Burkhart tells Is
altogether false. Hickey will attempt 70 prove an
abb, asserting that he was In Colorado at the time
OF the murder. The preliminary examination Is set
for Wednesday at Morrellton. remarkable feature
In the present status OF the Is that the sheriff
who arrested Hickey and the lawyer, Charles Reed.
who Is 70 defend him. were both charged with the
theft OF tho ballot box at Plummcrve. out Of the m
ves,gn,ion OF which resulted the murder. ana that
oliver T. Bentley. the Justice who will try him. was
the man charged with the murder