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 sideration of the vote by which Mr. R. L. Rutherford was declared the central committeeman from the Fourth ward over Mr. Ben Robin. son, recommended by the ward con- Yention.
 A roll call was demanded and tue ballot resulted 54 ayes, 34 nays and Mir, Robinson was then elected to the position.
 Capt M. G. Sennett moved that the Chairman and Secretary and Messrs G. E. Lytle, w. G. Street and H. F. Westbrook be appointed committee to canvass the vote for state officers, and certify the same to the State Central aCommittee Carried.
 Mir. c. D. Lytle then introduced a resolution appointing delegates to the judicial convention, and mem berss of the judicial executive com mittae for Jefferson county, IS fol. lows:
 Delegates to Judicial Convention. r. c. Bridges, w. D. Jones, W. F. Coleman, W. T. Young, M. A. Aus. tin, W. o. Taggart, D. O. Bell. A. F. MeNeil, S. Galligan, M. Hanf and Alex Straus.
 Judicial Executive committee: F. c. Bridges, A. F. McNeil, J. s. Barraque, Chas. Veil
 A motion was offered by Mr. T. M. Phillips to extend the thanks of the convention to Messrs A. B. Grace, Leo Andrews and s. Y. T. Knox for their earnest and faithful performance of their duties as county election commissioners, and was amended by Capt. M. c. Sennett to include Q vote of thanks to Mir ]. w. Adams, chairman of the con- vention, for the fair and impartial discharge of hls duties. Adopted unanimously.
 On motion the convention tosk 3 recess until 8:30 p. m.
 The convention reeonvened at 9 o'clock. The roll was called and a quorum was present.
 MT. w. c. Street then offered the following resolution;
 Be it resolved that Q meeting Of the Democratic Central Committee is called and ordered to be held at Knox's hall in the city of Pine Bluff at II o'clock, 8. m. on Saturday. June II 1898, and said Committee is hereby ordered to count the returns and certify to the same in all un- contested offices and that the boxes be then turned over to the secretary of said committee to be by him transmitted to the jndges, which said judges shall be appoin ted by said committee in accordance with the resolution ordering the said primary for Jnne 16, 1898.
 The convention then adjourned sine die.
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PROCEEDINGS SATURDAYS CONVENTION

The Democratic County Conven. tion reconvened at the opera house, this city, yesterday, Saturday, June f, with Chairman ]. ". Adams pre- siding and Mr. A. B. Grace at the desk.
 A roll call showed a quorum pres ent. The mieutes of the last ses- sion were read and approved. Delegates were reported from the townships cut off by the high wa ter and not represented in the con- vention at it's previous session on May If, and there being no con tests, were seated,
 On motion, the chairman was au- thorized to appoint an assistant secretary, whereupon the chair ap- pointed MT. Drew White as said assistant. Mir. s. Galligau, of Dudley Lake township, then offered tke following preamble and resolu- tions
 Whereas, Difficulties and dissen- sions have arisen between Demo- crat and Democrat, and charges of fraud have been made by certain candidates for Sheriff and Prose cutting Attorney. who ran for the nomination in our late primary election, held on May '. 1898; and,
 Whereas, It is charged that these frauds occurred, and illegal returns were made in several of the townships of Jefferson county, and irregularities are charged in other townships and wards in sad election; and,
 Whereas, The investigation of said alleged frauds would entail great expense and hardship on the respective candidates for said off ces, and engender bitter feeling and strife between the friends and supporters of the said candidates, endangering the success and weak ening the prestige oe the Demo- cratic party in UT co'.nty; and
 Whereas, the Democratic party and it's interests and well-being are above the interest or success of any candidate or set of candidates; and,
 Whereas, We believe that this bitterness and strife cannot be al- layed by the taking of proof or the decision of any committee or com mittees, but that the whole people, the supreme power of our party in the county, constitute the only tribunal capable of rendering de- cision acceptable to all parties;
 Now, therefore, be it resolved, by the represent tatives of the whole Democratic party of Jefferson county, in regular county conven- tion assembled, that, to promote the interest and insure the well. being of the Democratic party and to allay party strife, and make cer- tain the success of the nominees of our party for the offices herein above referred to, we do, and it is hereby ordered, that the race for Sheriff of Jefferson county, and for Prosecuting Attorney of the Elev- enth circuit, so lar as Jefferson county is concerned, be run over, and primary election is hereby called and ordered to be held in all the voting preincts in said county on Thursday, June 16, 1898, whereat all candidates for the said two offices shall be eligible to re- ceive votes, who have offered them. selves heretofore before the pri- mary held on May 7, 1898, and none other; and,
 Be it further resolved, that for the purpose of carrying out this order and holding the primary as herein ordered, that each Of the three candidates for Sheriff who received the highest number of votes at the late primary be, and he is hereby authorized to select one
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The Ladies Hospital Asssocia- ton will hold meeting at the h. stitute Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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BoRN-To Rev. and Mrs. John Green, Monday morning, June 6, boy.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Reed and son, Ernest, leave today for St. Joseph, Mo-, to spend the summer with relatives.
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Mr. W. T Langford, wife and son, left Saturday for searey, to attend the commencement exercises Of the SearcY College.
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Mir. Jim Dreyfus left Saturday for Little Rock to attend the funeral of the late Isaac AltschuI
 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips, of AL theimer, were at the Trulocl yes terday.
 Mrs. Gus Waterman and children are spending the day at Dumas with Mir. Waterman.
 J. W. Rose and two sons, of the City of Roses, were among the Pine Bluff callers Saturday.
 Mir. John NJ. Gain. prominent merchant of Little Rock, was in the city on business Saturday.
 Mir. D. Anderson, of Helena, was calling on his many friends in this city Saturday.
 Mrs. Mary Randale, of Waco. Tex, is in the city the guest of Mir. Il. B. Mizell and family, on west 9th ave.
 Miss Claudio Well leaves Tuesday for Chicago. to spend the heated term, the guest of relatives.
 MT. Floyd Jarvis and wife, of No ble Lake, were Pine Bluff visitors yesterday.
 Mr. Eilas Frolich, the popular salesman for Quinn's Dry Goods Co. of Little Rock, is in the city today.
 Mesrsr. Jim McGehee, of McGehee. and Will Price, of Stuttgart, were in our city Saturday,.
 Mir. Stanley Young leaves today fer Tyler Tex, to resume his pos ition in W. c. Coughlin's office at that place
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Mesrsr. Jim McGehee, of MeGehee. and Will Price, of Stuttgart, were in our city Saturday.
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Mir. Stanley Young leaves today fer Tyler Tex, to resume his pos ition in W. c. Coughlin's office at that place.
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Lawyer Harding made business trip to Linwood Saturday.
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Mrs. Porter Shelby is up after a brief spell of sickness.
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Mir. Elias Frolich, the popular salesman for Quinn's Dry Goods Co. of Little Rock, is in the city today.
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Mir. Monroe Perdue is spending the Sabbath in Little Rock.
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Miss Hattie Cross left last night for Washington, D. G., where she will in future reside.
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Mir. Eugene Sonfleld left Saturday for Memphis to be absent several days.
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Judge w. E. Hemingway, of Little Rock, was in our city yester- day.
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Mir. Floyd Jarvis and wife, of No ble Lake, were Pine Bluff visitors yesterday.
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Chas. Owen returned Saturday from a two weeks business trip over the Valley road.
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(From Sundays Daily9

Hon. J. D. Crockett, of Corner stone, is registered at the Trnlock. MT. Tom r. Doyle of Little Rock, is at the Trulock today, Mir. Nj. l.. A.taeimer Jeff yesterday for Haywood, to spend the Sabbath. Mir. John M. Taylor was a legal visitor to Winchester Saturday MT. H. F. Williams, of English, was Pine Bluff visitor yesterday MT. R. M. Knox was Swan Lake visitor yesterday.
 Popular Jules Hellums, of Grady, is in the city today.
 Mrs. Porter Shelby is up after q brief spell of sickness.
 Mir. Monroe Perdue is spending the Sabbath in Little Rock
 
 Lawyer Harding made business trip to Linwood Saturday.
 -
 Miss Hattie Cross left last night for Washington, D. C., where she will in future reside.
 Mir. Eugene Sonfield left Saturday for Memphis to be absent several days.
 Judge W. E. Hemingway, of Little Rock, was in our city yester- day.
 Chas. Owen returned Saturday from two weeks business trip over the Valley road.
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Popular Jules Hellums, of Grady is in the city today.
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Mir. Jim Dreyfus left Saturday for Little Rock to atten q the funeral of the late Isaac AltschuE
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Miss Claudio Well leaves Tuesday for Chicago. to spend the heated term, the guest of relatives.
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Mrs. Mary Randale, of Waco. Tex, is in the city the guest of Mir. Il. B. Mizell and family, on west 9th ave.
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MT. D. Anderson, of Helena, was calling on his many friends in this city Saturday.
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Mir. john NJ. Gain. prominent merchant of Little Rock, was in the city on business Saturday.
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MT. R. M. Knox was a Swan Lake visitor yesterday.
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J. w Rose and two sons, of the City of Roses, were among the Pine Bluff callers Saturday.
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Mrs. Gus W Waterman and children are spending the day at Dumas with Mir. Waterman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips, of AL theimer, were at the Trulocll yes terdaY.
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MT. H. F. Williams, of English, was Pine Bluff visitor yesterday.
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MT. John M. Taylor was legal visitor to Winchester Saturday
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Used II Twenty Years Ago.
Seattle. Wash. Jan. Is. 1885.


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READ THESE NUGGETS

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snancIng On the boards &nd ta-
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ere, bleade Of hair, airy, fatry-a
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water DIIl loved her and lasa his
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= keep = rival from securing her
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-an egg Ainner."-san Franchise
Examiner.
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PROOF OF PUDDING ~ IN EATING.
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1864-1898,
Fed to Greedy at the North Pole.


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reg xEED--NOT OUTFITS-AND THEN
NAVE THEM PACKED TO SUIT. IN
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Guided Distinguished Party in the Yellowstone
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proved CryStaIlized Eggs.


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The klOndike Nugget.

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sales q" >""'h African mines. 1886.
:.s"o POUNDS 1927. $4,000 pounds.
Advance sales for this year over
100000 pounds, 100000 aer..
eggs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-17
ATENTADO CONTRA
EL REY DE GREc|A

Atenas, 20 de Febrero. Al regresar
de Falerno en- carruaje ell Rey Jorge de
Grecia, acompafiado por la princesa
Maria, dos hombres ocultos en- una gan.
ia al lado del camino dispararon contra
ellos dos tiros de fusil Ell segundo
proyectil hiri6 un lacayo en- un pie.
FL cochero arreo los caballos. Los
agresores hicieron siete disparos, pero
ninguno de ellos hizo blanco eli rev
y la princesa llegaron ilesos palacio.
Los agresores gritaron primero al rev
que Sc pusiera en- pie, 10 que hizo aquel,
cubriendo su hija con su cuerpo, blan.
diendo su baston y gritandoles que Sc
retiraran.
Ell Metropolitano celebro servicios en-
accion de gracias por la salvaci6n del
rey y su hiia. Manana sc cantara IN
7e Deatn en- la Cathedral.
Los diplomaticos personas de i'm
portancia fueron palacio felicitar al
rey. Este declar6 que la propaganda
subversiva de ciertos periodicos ha pro.
ducido resultados deplorables.
Atenas, % de Febrero. .-Ha sido de-
tenido uno de los hombres que atenta.
ron al sabado contra la vida del rey de
Grecia. Sc llama Larditza es un EN-
pleado subalterno en- la alcaldfa de es-
ia, tiene tretnta cinco amos fue cla-
Sc en- ell eJercito forma parte de los
houtzavantes, individuos que gozan de
no muy buena reputation. Sc ha ne.
gado delatar su complice.
Al ser detenido confes6 su delito; no
Sc mostro arrepentido, y dijo que 81 su
fusil y ell de su complice no hnbieran
temblado eu sus manos, indudabemen.
te lutheran matado al rey Jorge. Ana
did que ell plan consistfa en- matar al
cochero y los caballos, y dar luego
muerte al rey con revolveres. Parece
lie amman coneusas ideas anarquistas
fomentadas por las excitacioncs de cier.
tos peri6dicos.
Han sido detenidos dos amigos del
criminal, por suponerse sean c6mplicas
suyos.
Seghn ell Astoy, la muerte del rey Sc
decide por un club tornado por indi.
vlduos de las classes mas baias de la so
cledad, .quienes dirigiersn anonimos al
rey, participandole su resolnci6n, mas
este no hizo case.
La policfa encontro en- ell lugar del
suceso ma oomba de dinamita.
Ell rey Jorge ha recibido infinidad dc
teiegramas de felieitaci6n por haberse
ssalvado, tanto del pats como del extraa.
jero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-17
NOS RATIFICAMOS

Aun cuando Ez Autonoanista, no sa-
biendo por donde salir, aventura la
especie de que la Protesta que apare-
clio ell lunes en- nuestras columnas la
suscriben no pocos indiuidstos que no
tienen plena concieacid de 10 que han
fynaaZo, aserto gratuito que constltuye
un iuicio temerario, nos ratifcamos en-
10 dicho.
A propuesta de don Isidoro Exp6sito
Sc acordo que presidieran la mesa los
conites dimitentes, y propuesta del
Lcdo. Guzmar Benitez fueron desig-
nados por aclamacion para ell cargo de
secrctarios don Manuel Cortada, don
Francisco Barnes PLAZA y don Francis
co de Cells.
Retirado este por las causas va como.
cidas, trato de sustitufrsele con don
Evangelio Auffant, que rehuso aceptar.
A don Alfredo Casals no sc lie NOM
bro allf para NADIA.
Algunos indiyiduos apostados la su-
bida del escenario ejercfan coaccion So
bre los electores arrebatandoles las pa
peletas sustituyendolas por otra.
A pesar del acuerdo de la Asamblea
de que votasen todes los presentes ma
yores de edad, Sc nego este derecho a
un elector, so pretexto de que no era
vecino de esta ciudad, donde esta do
miciliado.
Ademas votaron, no una sola vez,
sino hasta ounce veces, favorecidos
por ell barullo por la circumstances de
no anotarse ell nombre de los que iban
votando muchos individuos entire ellos
memories de algunos veinticinco amos.
Los tumultos Sc repetfan con tai fire.
cuencia que ell Jefe de o. P. estuvo q
punto de suspender ell acto, y hasta lle-
GO a levantar ell baston para darlo por
terminado en- nombre de Ia Ley.
Tanto ell seflor Diaz Navarro, como
ell doctor Corchado otros oradores
fueron interrumpidos por la concurren
cia con grandes voces.
La mesa estuvo debil; no supo inn
poner su autoridad desde un principles
sabido es que 10 que NAL empieza NAL
acaba.
ST sobre las ilegalidades cometidas
echasemos un velo, consintiendo que
prospere como valida una eleccion que
apareja vieio Gle nulidad, no sera extra
no que cuando Sc trate de design los
candidates para ell Ayuntsmiento no Sc
los hechos, quedando bur-
lada la voluntad del pueblo, escarne-
cido ell sufragio ante la habilidad y las
artimafias de unos pocOs.
iAlerta, pues!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-17
IN p ACE

A mis- companeros de destierro 4
Mi patria envfo, lleno de honda pesa.
dumbre, una nueva triste.
No estan tai vez familiarizadas as las
nuevas generaciones de mi pueblo con
el modesto nombre del concluded ano
cuyos ojos acabamos de cerrar sus ami
gos.
Fue BRAULIo GALvAN.e no obstante,
un bueno.
Fue uno de esos hombres sencillos v
honorables que en- esta terra, due no
nos conoce bien ain, patentizo con ell
perpetuo ejemplo lie una existencia dig
nfsima las virtudes de la patria.
Mas de treinta amos vivid aquf,
atrafdo con fuerza por las fieles analo-
gfas de su caracter con ell caracter dul.
cfsimo de la amable is;a que en- todas
las esferas de su actividad en- todas
las manifestaciones de sn existencia
resplra amor, y mansedumbre, paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-17
IrOteStN
Contra Ell acto del domingo.

Continuation de las frmas que la
suscrlben. Vease LA DEMoCRACIA del
lunes.)
Ramon Mendez Cardona, F. G. Ia
boada, Pedro j. Salazar, Rafael Subj
ra, Manuel Figueroa Traverse, p. j. Pa
rra, Juan N. Torruella, Guillermo Si-
monpietri Zaldo, Ramon Laura, G. Ca
sails, Ramon Mayoral, Guillermo Pan
ii, Adolfo Labarthe, Francisco Rodrf-
guez, Jese Amoros, Gabriel de Santa
go, Jose Angel Laura, Rafael Porrata
Doria, Rafael Tur, Jose Grau = Colon,
Jose Rivera, Bruno Rodriguez, Jose G..
Bula, Manuel Figueroa Pena, Pedro
M. Ortiz, Ramon Rivera, Manuel Co
Ion, Gregorio Plata, Sergio Leon,
Praxedes Leon, Fernando Roger, Gus
tavo Lespier, Ramon Colon, Nicanor
Colon, Juan B. Colon, Luis Basanta,
Francisco Collazo, Juan Santiago, He
racio Rodriguez.
(Coasti'euarofa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-17

Volvi6, no ha mucho, al agitadosn.
10 en- que naci0 pero solicitado nor =
misterloso vfnculo del carifio hondo
enthusiastic que inspira Puerto Rico J..
almas generosas que alguna vez s,h.
rearon la genial hospitalidad do ~,
amable suelo, aquf volvi6, en- das;1s 1se
sion tai vez, guardando la mira =
su afecto por la patria primltiya ~
su noble corazon, atirmar con Ia in.,a
nua ofrenda de su vida, sus altos are S
res & la mansa tierrecita borincana
iQuien hubiera dicho a ouantos !.
quisieron que aquel viaje fue un adi6s
Y que esta vuelta era la ldgubre ma,
iancolica solicitud del rinconclto lero
de sombras eternas en- que nos refugia,
mos de las fiagelaciones del dolor!
En- presencia de este suceso, tenebroso
en- medic de gu desgarradora sencillez
hemos de preguntarnos pensatyos !;
Pecan de pueriles los anhelos del pros
critic que sueila con caer, aunque solem.
nice la tragedia su caida, sintiendo
en- la faz las acariciadoras brisas de sus
montes, 6 ia 10 mismo que sobre nues.
tros parpados se cierra la helada noehe
de otra patria?..
De todos modos, al verter sobre ests
tumba mis- calientes lagrimas, pienso
que debe ser motive de gloria fntim,
para ell que desciende los obscuros pei
danos de la vida, y de editicante estf
mulo para ell que resta en- pie, sumer
girse en- ell misterio, coronado la frent
de respetuosas bendiciones IT,.
EUGENIo DESCHAMPS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-17
N0TAS POLITICAS

Bajo ell epfgrafe HI pats, ha circu-
lado en- Humacao la siguiente hoja
suelta
<Se ha dicho por los periodicos La
Co7vespoaadencia y LA DEMocRAcIA que
los obreros de Humacao piensan sepa-
rarse del partido autonomista para for
mar una agrupacion independence den
tro del nuevo regimen.
iEsto es completamente falso!
La clase obrera de esta ciudad, digna
y sensata como es, no ha pensado toda-
via, nj emotamente, apartarse en- 10
mas mfnimo de sus deberes como con-
sec1entes autonomistas liberales y
llegado ell dfa de las elecciones, acudi-
ran unidos y compactos q depositar sus
sufragios en- la urna, con toda disciple