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Arizona republican., 1898-02-24

is in the penitentiary serving the longest possible term for manslaugh- ter If the tin-horn legislature had never convened he would likely have been sentenced to be hanged. Schultz and another man were charged with a brutal and cOld-bloOded mu. der sew eral years ago. He was conv cted but the war office of the German gov ernment, of which he had been a sol dier, interesting itself in his behalf, he was given a second trial. In the meantime the bill exonerating to some extent all persons then charged with murder was passed by the Nine teenth legislature, and when Schultz was tried again, he could be conv cted of no Offense graver than manSlaugh- ter.
 In the case of Charles Hackett, ap- pellant, vs. the Territory, respondent, from Yavapai county, the judgment of the lower court was affirmed. Hack cit (colored) is also in Yuma for az gravated assault.
 Decisions in other cases were as fol- lows: Anastasio Morales vs. Terri tory. affirmed; John T. Dennis ct al appellant, vs. the United States, ap- police, reversed; William M. Billups vs. E. N. Fireman, application of writ corm pro nobis, dismissed; Sexto Molino, appellant, vs. John Blake, ap- police, Graham county, affirmed; Dan R. Williamson, appellant, vs. Gila county, appellee, affirmed; Frank H. Hereford, appellant, vs. B. H. O'Con- nor, appellee, Pima county, judgment modified and affirmed; Cochise county vs. R. G. Duncan, affirmed. This was question of paying court commission CTS fees in babeas corpus case.
 Farmers and Merchants bank vs. L. H. Orme, sheriff, reversed and case remanded for new trial.
 On the motion of Joseph Campbell Judge Stilwell was admitted to prac- tice. The motion produced smile, since Judge Stilwell had at one time been a justice of the court and had been practicing in it ever since. Judge Campbell assured the court that the motion was not intended to provoke mirth, but had been made under a rule since adopted admitting former jus eices of the court for the reason that they had been justices The motion was allowed.
 Resolutions of respect were present. ed by the committee appointed inn mediately after the death of the late Chief Justice Hiram c. Truesda'e They were ordered made a part of the record and the court was adjourned to April 15.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
NEWS OF TUCSON,
Washington's Birthday Observances-
 Organization of Cattlemen.

Tucson, Feb. 23.-(Special corres- pondence of The Republican )-Yes- terday was very generally observed in the afternoon, public offices, schools and stores being closed and old glory waved at the apex of almost every mast, one flag, however, flying field down for hours and perhaps the best part of the day I was the first to observe this and called to the man who suspended the banner that he had erred, and likewise informed an at tendant in the building. Two hours later it 6oated as originally located and that was the last time I noticed it. The laying of the A. o. U. w. building corner stone had already been wired, hence no further comment is necessary. The Tucson players won a game of base ball from the univer- sity, notwithstanding the latter had a large force of rOOters out and these were largely composed of young lady friends who wore the varsity colors. At o'clock the local companies of the First regiment paraded, the regimental band leading the procession.
 In the evening the Tucson Blue Rock club gave banquet at Seibert's in honor of the visiting Phoenic;ans who came down to carry off all the prizes possible. It was royal affair, cham
 The Republican representative. who was present, being aware that the sporting editor was in touch. re!eeates the duty of telling of the events sched- uled from Sunday noon and up to 12 o'clock midnight of Tuesday.
 Monday evening the Schubert Con- cert and Symphony club gave an en- Joyable entertainment at Grosetta's opera house. While the entire perfor- nance was excellent it is but just to partlcularize the versatile work of Master Tommy Purcell aged 13 years
 He could play the violin with a mas ter hand, sang with clear enunciation recjted selections, initiated faithfully and finally accompanied the uuinte+te by Wh1stllng with the instrumental lsts, keeping perfect harmony. The opera house is as yet unfinished touches of fresco work being notably absent. This is necessary, and warm soft colors will relieve the walls of their chilly appearance. Manager Grosetta is entitled to credit for hay ing done so well thus far.
 MT. J. Leyzeasky, who with his cousin. operated what is now con- trolled by the Arizona Copper con- pany at Clifton for several years prior to 1882, left for New York city on Mon day evening. He said to the writer
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
AN ENGINEERS DEAD HAND.
Theory Regarding the Late Col
 lision Near MOhave.

Readers of The Republican will re- member reading less than a week ago of railroad head-end collision be- tween Mohave and Barstow in which both engineers and both firemen were killed. From gentleman who arrived from the north yesterday it is learned that the wreck was preceded and at tended by unusual circumstances. In the first place it occurred on a stretch of track on which a headlight can be seen for seven miles. The eng,neer of the train out of Mohave was John Rooms, one of the oldest and most re- liable engineers on the Santa Fe sys- tenn. He had lately taken the run be- tween Mohave and Barstow There was meeting place between the two points concerning which he had been instructed, but he passed it. The en- gineer on the other train had evi- dently seen the headlight of the op- posing engine, but supposing the train would stop at the meeting place, nat urally made no effort to avoid a col lision until it was too late. He then reversed his engine and his rain be- gan to move back slowly, but Koons'
 
 ened speed.
 There is a rather ghastly theory or which Rooms conduct is comprehen- sible; that he was dead at his post before the collision occurred, even be- fore he reached the point at which he had been directed to wait for the other train. He was known to be subject to heart disease. It was found after ward that no precautions had been taken to avert the collision. Even the lever had not been reve sed.
 All the bodies were mangled so that if it had been thought of at that time, the theory of previous death could not have been proved to be cor rect, but it was remembered after ward that Rooms body had turned black when it was removed from the debris, while the others had not. It was therefore thought that he had been dead longer or had died of another cause than the others.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
PARKER MUST HANG.
Decision of the Supreme Court in This
 and Other Cases.

James F. Parker, the murderer ot Lee Norris at Prescott, has rot been hanged yet, but the rope was adjust d a little closer to his neck yesterday afternoon when the supreme court affirmed the judgment of the dlstr- ct court of Yavapai county in which Parker had been convicted. The court was reconvened in the morning, but was adjourned until o'clock, when 1t was announced that decisions would be handed down in several cases and would be reserved in others until a later meeting of the court
 The opinion in the Parker case was submitted by Chief Justice Street, who took occasion in announcing It to pass upon another matter, the manner in which the appeal had been brought
 The last legislature passed act No. T, "an act relating to appeals and writs of error from the district courts and circuit courts Of the territory to the supreme court" in which It IS stated that it is not necessary to send up "a transcript,a ssignmeEt of errors or other papers except as herein pro vided'' The documents pravided for include, among others, copy oF the testimony. The appeal in the Parker case had been taken under this at The chief justice held that the act did not apply to criminal cases but this case was one of so great importance, involving a human life. that the court had considered that a bill of particu- lars had been prepared and all proper forms of appeal had been complied with.
 In the case of Samuel Donnelly, ap ho from Cochise county, the judgment Of the lower court was reversed and the case was remanded for new trial. The appellant is the principal owner of the Copper Glance mine and the head of a religious sect which is op- erating it. He was indicted tried and convicted of aggravated assault in the punishment of a child.
 In the case of George Gulf, appel lant, vs the Territorly, respondent, from Graham county, the judgment of the lower court was reversed and the appellant was ordered discharged The indictment against Gulf was held to be defective and the case of the prosecution irremedial. The appel Iant was probate judge and county school superintendent of Graham county. It was charged against him that he had presented to the county treasurer and had received money for a teachers warrant whose face he had raised. The amount involved was small but Cuff was convicted and sen tenced to the penitentiary, a motion for new trial having been denied. He was taken to Yuma, but was released last summer by Judge Baker of this district on writ of probable cause, in hthe application ~fnc which the same cts of defeccce indictment and in
 Scie4ey of cause were urged as in
 Rearing on appeal.
 judgment of the lower court
 so reversed in the case of Will
 Schultz, appellant, vs. the Terri
 from Yavapai county. Schultz
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
THE BEST ALWAYS GETS ON TOP.

That is why we are on top in ths drug business in Phoenix. We sell only THE BEST. BEST with us means PURE. Pure drugs cure sick. ness. No other kind does. Moral: Buy drugs at
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
TIE SENSATION

that is being caused is that great many people are just be- ginning to find out that they are, and have been paying too much for groceries. The few who are trying to conceal this fact are some of the longtime" big profit grocerymen, who buy on time and pay big profits on goods and who have to make it up on their customers. "It is astonishing" that so many bright, '.up-to-date" people will be "gulled" this way month af- ter month, simply on account of the convenience of having an account, and their paying for some other fellows goods, that were charged to you by mis- take. besides big profits. There are people in this town that will "sit up" half the night trying to figure out some way to save money and still keep right on trading on credit when they can pay the cash as well as not. Try the new way for awhile, and then if not satisfied, all we'll and good-go back to the old system. Don't go to some flake" cash store to try it; go to store who pays CASH for everything and sells it the same way. Don't think you will save six dollars on a ten dollar bill of goods. but you can rest as- sured you can save ten to fifteen per cent on your grocery bill every month in the year. This is why Kellner's Cash Store Is always busy. Be sure you get to Kellner's.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
COL. DoRRINGToN's REGRET

Secretary Charles H. Akers yester- day received the following communi- cation bearing upon the administration reception from Superintendent Dor rington of the territorial prison:
 Yuma, A. T., Feb. 21. Charles H. Akers, Phoenix, A. T. My Dear Charles: Circumstances un- forseen prevent my being with you all tomorrow. In lieu thereof I send you the youth, beauty and dancing loving contingent from the 'Hill' and the old man remains at home and at tends to the shop Wishing you every success, I remain,
 Yours very truly,
 J. w. DORRINGTON."
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
PENNEY g. ROBINSON.

Photo Stock and Sporting Goods 40 N. Center St., Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
Buy Alum

at druggists, and baking powder at grocer's.
 Use the alum externally: put the baking powder in your cake. e,z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
VENGANzA DE UN CELOSO

Afcionados dsr nueetros aute,res no
ticias de aTgumentos de obras, he aquf uno
que ha tenido efecto POGO hace, en- nns ciu-
daA americana.
Krebs es IN rico que vuelVe su patria,
& un pueblecito de lss costss del Noite, des
pues de haber hecho una gran fortuna en-
Ohicsgo.
Sc casa con una bell5sima j6ven, la cual
sacriica por La riqueza ell amor que tiene
un mancebo guardabosque
Pasado aIg1n tempo, ID j6ven, vercids
por este amor hemente, concede uue cita
al smsnte, si bieD en- ella trstan uno y otro
de buscar los medios para veneer So passion
Krebs sorprende los amantes en- ell mo-
me nto en- que ell guardsbosque dirige smo-
rosas queias Ia j6ven. Ella adyifIrte an
tes que su smante la preseneia del msrido,
y exclama dirigiendose al gus rdabo;que:
-iPero estais loco HartmaDl. H.. Bin du :
de como vuestro hermsno Fritz habeis per-
dido Ia raz6n.
Por las palabrss y lss poiTadss do Ia jo
ven comprende Hartman que no hay otro
medic de sslvacion nara ella que fi,giree 81
loco. fiDge, en- efe etc, en- aQuel momen
to gran exaltaci6n, gesticula, salta, mos
trAndose como atacado de locnra
Krebs 10 cree, 6 por su por su pari;e fugs
creerlo, llama los criados para quo 10 su.
jeten avisa IN medico para que Ia reco-
nozca 10 Guide. FL medico ssf gurla que nc
halla siotcmas graves en- Fl enfsrmo. v que
sin duda ee trata de uDa exaltaci6n pa
50 jera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19


Oompadeoido 8 fDgiendo uuo 10 este,
Krebs deja en- sn propia casa, bien cnidadc
" gusrdado, al loco -. Vase este oornpro-
mctido seguir en- en ficci0n -. despuss
de rqcrearse ell terrible Krebs en- aquel fercz
espsctaculo prepare todo. de msnersl que
an dia Hartman pueda huir. = Mas al sal
tar la tapia de la CASA halla ell cadavsr de
su amada; abrazass { cate, y POGO despuea,
bafIado en Sc ngre, es serprendidc per Krebs
Y los crisdos.
Impr1dencia grande la rlfa--.. haber { =
aldo en- casa IN loco Irresponsible. -.
Hartman, en- efecto, en- aquel instante,
estsba loco verdaderamente
Pobres vfctlmas de IN celoso felino, qse
Sc habia deleitado saboreando ferozrnente
su veugaDza.
Este es un hecho relatado por IN peri6-
dico de anales judieiarios; pero, despues de
todo. famosos drsmaturgos no empleen en-
sus obras mas ingenio que ell de IN folleti
nista. Su iDnsa es 'Rocambole
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
PROPAGANDA LIBERAL
.JAYUYA
RAMON Hoyos DEEeADo.

Ga verified el dia nueve del corriente en-
sute nohlado Ia manifestation politica que
sn honor de Mu1oz Rivers su partido, y
para despertar este vecindario del letargo
en- el sual le tenis postrado Ia malevola In
adenois de los conservsdores, tenian prepa-
rsda los cultos obreros de esta localidad.
Ssbedor de 10 que en- Jayuya SO pensaba
sI Ccmlt6 de Utuado traslsd6se Immediate
hente ( este barrio una comisi6n de tres
hSnrados obreros en- representation de sus
Rrsmios fueron & recibir y saludar tan ilus-
tres huespedes, hospedados en- la casa mo-
rada del respectable don Julio Grau y Bat
Is, ssiudando al pueblo con IN prccioso
Siscurso el taleptoso y joven abogado, pre-
Sidente del Comit6, don Felipe Oasalduc
<Goicoechea.
Acto seguido, bAjo la direction de dicho
jurisconsulto, sc acordo 10 celebraci6n dc nm
meeting que diera por resultado corousr de
una msnera lisonjera Ia obra empezada por
los obreros, y formar IN nuevo Comite au-
xiliar en- estA importante demsrcacoin.
A las dos de la tsrde y desde la casa de
don Rosali Rodriguez; salio In manifestation
ohrera, que recorri6 todo ell pueblo q los
acordes de la Borisqusftg y entusiastas vi
vas E4pafia, Mufioz Rivers, Matisnzo, q
los Reyes. Ssgssta, Noret, la Autonomia y
P0srto Rico. A pesar de la impertinente
lluvia 10 intransitsble de la carre.a, una
YuItitud inmensa invadia las GALES ofrecien-
do nm espect&culo sorprendeAte. Jayuya
desLertab de an letargo o. soplo vivihcante
do Ia libsrtad.
Nuestros enemigos politioos eerraron aus
tisndss en- sefal de luto. Brillsban como
estrellas de primsra msgDitud, msrcando
nuestros pasoa iluminaDdo nuestros snten
dimientos entire la Rpretada muchedumbre
patinando en- lodo, los rniemb bros del Oo
mite de Utnado, que portabsn IN magniico
sstandarte CON las incripciones FL Oomi-
to liberal de Utuado los obreros de Jayu-
va" por respaldo Viva MufIcz Riveral
Viva Ia Autonomial I"
Los obreros llsvabsmos tres estandartes
preciosos con dedicatoria ell L. Mufioz
Rivera on los otros yivas Espans, Ia Au-
tonomia, Moret y Sagasta.
XII acto resulto ordenado, juicioso, espl6n-
dido, hacienda parsda los manifestaDtes en-
Ia esga del honorable don Julio GraH, alcsl-
de ps%aneo, donde tomo la palabra CON de-
hcado vestiio y correction, representando
los obrbros, el ilustrado professor don Jnsto
Kap~mna, 'presentsndo A In sutoridad 10 ma
nilestacion obrera liberal.
Oontest6 seguido el sehor~. alcsl lde con CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
El Conde de Monte Cristo

c6n los alrededores de la quinta ell hombre supe
rior por todas parties donde halla crea un mul
titud de admiradores.
Hablaban los alrededores de aquel oven pastor
como del mas fuerte mas valente contadin,o que
habfa en- diez leguss coDtorno; aunque Teresa,
por parte pasase por de las j6venes mas bellas
de la Sabina. nade osaba decirla palabra orque
sabfan que Vampa la amaba
Y, sin embargo, los dos j6venes habfan
fesado nuuca amor.
Hab{an lido crecendo dos krbolss que
clan rafces bajo la TERRA, el aire
perfume ell cielo: deseo de Ell mis-
deseo habfa llegado necesdad
mas bien comprendfan la que la separation de
solo dfa.
Teresa tenfa diez seis alos Vampa dez
sieta.
Por tempo empezaban habls- muchc de una
compaHfa de bandidos que iba organizando en- los
enteramente xtingnidoa los arededores de Roma.
A faltan jefes; pero cuando presenta nno
que e falte partida. El celebre Cucunetto.
persegudo en- los Abruzos, arrojado del reino de Ma
poes donde habfa sostendo verdadera guerrs, ha
bfa atravesado Ell Gargliano como Mapfredo habfa
venido refugarse entire s. nino Juperno, orillas
de Amasina
.El quien re ocupaba reorganizar una tropa,
y qnien segufa las msmas hueas de Deoesaris Y Gas
parone quienes pronto esparaba snbrepujar. uchos
j6venes de Pales trina. de Frascati de Pampinars
desapareceron al priucipio nqn taban pnr 81 ruer-
supieron que hsbfan idn nnirr- con
la banda de Cucu uetto lego oil ohjeto de ID ate
ci6n general
Sc cont tsban isspos de este cabecila llenos lie
audacia hrutalidad extraordnarias
Un da rob6 iovep: era /. hiia del agriYnansnr
de Frosne. Las eyes de los bandidos posltyas;
una joyen % primsro del que Ia robs daspues d cAda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19
COMPARIA AN0NIMA De la LII I.
ELECTR|CA De PONCE
SECRETARIf

En- eoncordancia con 10 preceptuado
en- ell artfculo % de los Estatutos, la
Junta Dlrectiva de esta Compafifa
acordo, en- su session del dfa 10 de Di-
ciembre ultimo, convocar los sefiOres
accionistas para celebrar la, Junta Ge-
neral ordinaria correspondence q la
primera quincena del mes actual, fi.lan-
do para este acto ell dfa IA del corrien-
te, a las 8 de la noche, en- los salones
de la Camara de Comercio
Sc advierte los senores accionistas,
que segun Jos artfculos 25 20 y "a. de
los Estatutos, para considerar consti-
tufda la Junta General, es necesa.rio
que esten Representatives en- ella la mi
tad de las acciones emitidas que cons
tituye mayorfa legal para los efectos
de los acuerdos que Sc tomen, la mitad
mas uno de los vctos de losI concurren-
tes +; que los acuerdos adoptados por ell
voto de la mayorfa sobre s.suntos pro-
pios de su deliberacion, seran obliga-
torios para todos los accionistas, qnie
nes qued aran sometidos ellos y, por
nltimo, que segdn ell artfculo 40 del
Reglamento en- la Junta General ten
dram intervention todos los accipnistas
cuyas acciones esten registradas Ell la
forma prescrita en- los Estatutos; pu-
diendo hacerse representa- por otros
acoionistas mediante carta lie autoriza-
eion diriiida al Director (ierente por
conducto de la Secretarfa, la cual de-
bera presentarse una hora, por 10 me
nos, antes de la fjada para la celebra.
cion del acto.
Ponce, de Enero de 1898.
Vo Bo Ell Presidente, Emilio Po-
s,telo FL Secretario, j. O. Pasm'ell.
So. d.
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E3iblioteca de "La Democracia


elevaci6n de su susno hasta Ia hamildad de posi-
ci6n real. .s@
Un dfa, ell oven pastor dijo al nayordomo del
conde que habia vsto sair lobo de las montanas
de la Sabina, que rondaba su ganado III mayordomo
le entreg6 escopeta; 10 que guerra Vampa
Aauella arma tenfa por casualidsd exceente canon
de Brescis que calzaba bala carabina
inglesa; solo que dfa, persiguiendo ell conde
zorro, rompi6 Ia culata la arrincoDaron por indt
Esto no era difcutad para escultor como
Vampa. Examine Ia culata primitiva, calcuI6 las
y al cab do cuantos dfas hizo otra culata
gada de adornos tan maravilosos que 81 hubese que
rdo venderls sin ell canon hubiera ganado seguramente
ounce veinte pastras Pero 81 pensaba haeer tai
de ella; esoopeta habfa sdo toda su vida ell
pen flo oven. En- todos los pafses que
la undergraduates ha sustitufdO la libertad, Ia pri
,era necesiad que experiments TODD coraz6n fuerte
toda organization poderosa es la de un arma que
asegnre al nsmo tempo ell ataque Ia detensa que,
temido Desde aquel momento dedie6 Vampa todos los
quo le quedaron libres al eercoio del arma
compr6 p6yora balas, todos los objetos que tenfa
fueron para 81 blanco e tronco de los olivos,
eel zorro que salfs de por la noche para
empezar su osza noeturna, ell Aguila que cernfa
ell aire. Pronto lego tan diestro, que Teresa
venci6 Ell que principle experimentara al
oir la detonlci6n, divertfa yer j6yen COM
panero ponar Ia baia 81 punto que pehsabs, CON
tanta exactitud limpieza 81 Ia hubiese puesto
alk con la mano. ka
Una noehe, un lobe sali6 efectivamente de IN bos-
oue cerca del Quail acostumblaban reunirse}os dos
6venes: apsnas habfa andado ell obo disz aasos por
la Hanura, va estaba muerto. Orgulloso Vampa de
tan baen tiro echo 0ueaaa 81 loho l0 llsvo L
quiDta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-19

nor de la verdad, no huo'
\ porque tanto el senior Mora
y don Guillermo Conde, yoca
mite local, don Enrique pan
sl ioven Balsguer, sndsosn s:sn
carAc.er polftico en- comislo1
partido liberal autonomista ma
endo inscrIpcsonss y cobrando - =
Rruotas conque volnntarismente =
qulaleran inscribir aquelios vecin.,' L;on
va para los gastos de eiecciones, '
CON cantidad fla mensuslmen'e. .n;
Como nunca lanzsmos una nSar msa
festacI6p que no podamos fomPioDa,.' !.
acuf tenemoa en- nuestro podef 10
prueba de 10 que lIevsmos d'cno. alos Jo
recibos por 20 centavos mens" To-
csda mo, correspondienses 'o'
noesea de Enero y Febrero, y uno o'
i 60 oentavos para los gastos de eieo
clones, los que fueron extena,oo, aoa
dla la del corriente mes' sec as' :.
dfas despues de nuestro reg'eso . o -
IA ciudad v en- momento en- que me
ballab. sn mi casa, cslle de Ia osiuo'
cor varios amigos que me tne-
rom 4 saIudar, y con los que me -
corpore Ia comision para acompa
n,rla & unas cusntas casas vec'"Sa
de corrslEgionarioS. -.
Con 10 dicho basta para 9u1
So yea bisn claro 10 que declmos a
principio de este trsbsJo' romanuo.o
de "El LIBERIA, E, item mas' que
don Jos6 Llorens Echevarrie, repu
bio biosno, paro, hist6rloo, disidente, ,ss es
mas intrsnsigente CUE Ia csmsrI,.a cana III
del general Palscio. que ptesidia La
fiesta, pues 81 aquelIs inventaoa cons
piraciones, ell director de E! A"fo"o
mfsta trat@ do echsr por terra con
noticias estupendse reputsciones bien
eimentadas- -.
RAMON HoYos DEEGADo'