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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
GUAYANILLA
Noviembre II de 1909
Sr. Director de La DEMoCBAC CIA
En~raa


Distipguido sehor J amigo
En IN suelto que publica ese disric
eu su Ddmero 1919, correspondence a
dfa de aver que lleVa por rubro sGua
yanillsS -<Avisos siniestrosS -se asegnrs
que en- este pueblo sse trspara una deser
ci6n colectivs, cuya cabeEa esta Ell al
calde, en- La cual entrarAn casi todos los
federales de squf.1
No teDgo noticias de que tal cosa
pueda rsalizarse, nj tsmpoco creo que ain
guno de mis- correligionarios locales 3
quienes conoEco perfectamente, hsya so
nado siquiera con dar IN paso, cenaurable
por todos conceptos.
De mi puedo decirle que soy Tesore-
70 municipal de este ayuntamiento, = dada
Ia situacion polftica actual, estoy dispues
to perder mi destino d otro de mayor
importancia que tuviers, hasta sufrir los
horrores de la expatrisoi6n 81 necesario
fuere, Antes que claudicar, hacienda causa
comdu con mis- implscables adversarios,
CON mas razon ,d2vfa en- estos momentos
historicos en- que ya se inicia Ia subida de
ellos Ia caida de los federsles.
De I'd. alto. amigo 5. S. Q 5. III. B
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II En donde h IN eucontrado ustedes
estos pape,es? Les pregunte.
= Uno, debsjo de IN banco de la pla
"a, ell otro, enfrente don Bernardo
Gonzalez.
-lQuien llevsba ell segundo?
-FuIdnd. Me dijeron Ell nombre =
es ell mismo que frma Ia cartita que uste-
des, aunque sea en- parte, leerAn.)
Decfa Ell primer PoPelito que coPio al
pedens Htera.
Amigo eZntanoo (aquf Ell nombre;)
se sabido que bsm ,ssganar esta ele
stones. De aora pa bsjo que dios repa.ts
suelts. Compress I'm buen rebolber y
al que sc meta con uste peguele IN tiro
polque tos son federales. Mandeme la te
cera para decile 10 que mi corason siente.
Suys amiga mengana
Leer esto y quedarme patidffuso, fac
cosa de an momento.
Es decir, que, Sporque en- este pueblo
todos somos federales " muchl hoDrl
cualquier seryH6n debe pegarpos t'ros Sc
gun Sc PECAN psrches en- reputaciones NAL
cosidss rotas?
Vamos, hombre Y. gpara pedir una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
A LAS AGEACIiS De
IA OEMOCRACIA. =
AVIsO fMP0RTANTE

Las susraiciones este diario Sc co
bran por meses e inYariablemente anti
cipadas. Los suscritores que no acepten
ese sistema, podran darse de baja cuan
do gusten. FL dia ID Sc retirard ell De
ri0dicO ToDos sin exception, ToDos
los que no hayan satisfecho snS Quotas
Las agencias Sc seryiran pasarnos aviso.
81 no 10 pasareD, consideraremos re
caudadas las suscriciones Y los senores
agentes son responsabIes de su importe
Es esta una medida necesaria Nues
tr0s amigos cOmprenderdn sin esfnerzo
que una empresa, despues de sufrir tan
tOs contratiempos y perjuiciOs, ha me
hester tOd0s sus recurSOs. No pide a
nadie; pero desea la mayor puntualidad
en- los compromises que con su admins
TRACTION Sc contraen, fin de que pueda
ella ser puntual, su yez, con los redac-
torres los Operarios, los caserOs, los que
surten de papel, tinta, etc etc.
Lo repetimos. FL dia 10 SOLO REcI
TIRAN LA DEMocRAcIA los que tengan sa
.isfecho ell importe de su abono
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
Ia REVOLUCION EN- URUGUAY
Ovidio Colon Vgarquez.

Ell csudillo de, movimiento iniciado
en- squella r dbiiea es, segdo los uitimos
cables, ell doctor Hsrrero : Horbss, que
fue Presideute aptes de iiarte B 1pds
persoDaje muy popular.
FL oabecilla Arturo Roman ha hecho
su aparici6n en- Ia costa al frente de algu
nos clip Iv08 contratsdos en- Buenos-Aires.
Por 10 q1e Sc We Ia revoluci6n Sc ex
tiende Sc Vigoriza, aunque ell gobierno
fla en h4cerla fracarar sin grandes es
fuerzos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
A DIgSTRO Y SIYIEsTRO

I'll senor alcalde de Cayey Sc encuen-
ira rodeado de f4ceiosos.
Como no tiene fuerza su6ciente para
contener ell sslvajisno, sc la pide & Go
bernsdor -
FL Gobernador Sc Ia mega y lie anne
naza con .destituirle OF no evita ell m1tfn.
81 Mr.. Allen flese B .Tbosa: no darfa
una replica mas republicans.
Est8 bien.
Es decir; que e. representante del go
bierno americana. no Pueae garantizar lae
vidas ri las hacien1as de los puertorrique
iEste es ell oolr1o de la civilization
smericana!.....
iQ1e trlste idea hace formar Mr. Allen
de su gran pats. ......!
Puerto Rico est& en- IN trfs
de Greer, dando un traspies,
que en- la metr6poli es
Kntucky todo ell pats.
-
Ell cspit In Molina trsb3ja en- Cayey,
con las autoridades para spaciguar ell tu-
muto.
Ell cepitAn Molina, como jefe de la
Policfa insular, de5s encott arse al lado
del orden de los eiadadsnos pacffcos.
Ooservamos su eoRducta.
ST de6ende la iusticia estark con Ia
patria.
Si defende las turbas, los ssesi
nos, serA uno de tantos.
FL capitan Molina puede escoger = de
cidirse:
o captain de la Policfa insular.
o captain de bandidos.
Dice1 -. que ha escogido ia.
Z Ia habremos hecho buena,
Of, para hacernos ell bd,
sc monta en- Caguas la su-
cureal de Sierra Morena.
-
Todos los dfas se reciben nueVas mott
cias de chanchullos electorales cometidos
en- este uisimo simulacro del dfs g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
REVISTA COMICA

tercera carta es precise consejo tan descs
beIlado?
Por mucho que sea el poder de los
EscLAvos de Mac Kinley, nunca podrsn
llegar d tante.
En- primer lugsr, porque los federsles
sabemos que hay leyes humans, esaritas,
de cuyo exacto cumplimieBto es response
BILE el que faIte elias.
En- segundo lugar, porJue ga no nos
nadDa0nlos eE dedO y, como sabemos que
atenernos respecto los QUE QUTERAN SER
NUEsTRos sESoREs, COMO 40 QUEREM 5
sESoREs NJ DUESos, <cuando Ia sogs no
pueda mas Sc reventara, , J, entonoes, poT
falta de equilibrio, vendrsp al euelo todos
squelIos que tiraron demasiado de ella.
Ei que tire. ezpuesto esta
que ke tireu tsmbien,
porque aquf en- mi Borinquen,
no hay parias nj esclayos "a.
La segu da cartita me ha dads mucho
que pensar.
Es de una amiga mia. Bonita ella !;
amable ella, educada ella. Solo tiene IN
defecto: ser demasiado politicastra. 7,
10 que es peor, dem asiado republicans.
Cada vez qae leo la consabida csTtita,
me acuerdo de Paris, de Elena : sus hi
jos...... de Troya.
Tres, eran tres, las hiias de Elena,
tres, ersu tres, nioguna era buens.
He aquf IN pArrsfo de la caIta en-
question. Es de orc.
<.. dfgale papa que N mana no
Vays a votar y tsmpoco deje ir a Fulano,
(aquf ell nombre) sino vienen bastantas
flerzas de policfs insular TGuardias ciVi
les poTque los republicanoa van votar
uno uno FEDEEALEs VAN A HACER
COsAs MALAs., -.
Echemele aqua los gallegos. etc.
etc. c....2
Despu6s que lef e,to, me qued6 como
Alfonso eeuando tropezo con la vaca.S
Embobado.
Cuslquiera al VERNE, podfa decir que
me eDcontrabs lelo.
o memo, que es 10 mismo.
Porque, q ser verdad 10 que ssegurs
ba Ia bella escritora, los federsles no con
tabsn conmigo para hacer sus cosas naoLas,
y, fraucamente, no me gusta que me eli
nl1ItsI1
LEGO ell dfa temido, y, efectivsmente,
los federales hicieron una cosd nanLQ: de
jar que 80 americsnos postizos ejercieran
un derecho que ncsotros Sc nos negaba,
y permitir que c0ntardn algo mas de 20
regular ...,. Por supuesto, no cdntdr0n
en- ingl6s, porque en- este idioma solo saben
decir yes, O7rdy y UerigjleI fundangO. Es
decir, 10 que prsm 70 spreuden los Iacayos
extrarjeros en- America, para poder de-
mostrsr su asentimiento todo 10 que cor
denen mandero los amos.
HI rigth
Son estos cuerUOs sin alas
que han oiVidsdo una cosa
que aquf es c0sG nszLici0sG
ESQ de <hscer cosas malas.7
Diogenes PriefO.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
Eduardo Torres
Guayanills, II de NoViembre de 1900
Sr. d. Luis Mufioz Rivera.

Csguas.
Muy sefior mio y de mi mayor consi
deracion. Eo La DEMoCRACIA del ssbado
dItimo sparece IN srtfculo titulado <Gaa
yanills9 - <Avisos siniestTof1. listed no
puede fgursrse 10 mucho que han sufrido
los buenos fsderales de este pueblo al en-
tsrarse de semejante noticia que sin duds
siguns Ia ech Aron correr gentes que no
compreuden Ell alcance de ella, 8 sino, con
ell tin de querer desaereditar para siempre
4 este pueblo que en- eien ocasiones h
demostrado tener dignidad vergienza;
pueblo como este que ha sufrido sin vaci
lsr IN solo momento Ia odiosa tirsnfs de
Is domination passdsr siemPre con Ia
oabeEs erguids desAfando d sus verdugos,
no pusde hoy dOblar Ia Oerviz ante Ell ofrs
rimiento de IN despreoiabie mendrugo d
sl aspeOtO de IN gsrrote republican,.
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81 senior.

Yo no sere reUiSter0,
pero soy buen copiador.
(Que me perdone ell lector).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14

Los republicanos &c han despach,do
Como &c edespachaban antes los con-
servsdores.
Con la cueharz grande.
Pero {, nosotros esto nj noa extr,s,
nj nos moiesta.
Cuandc Sc acordo ell retraim;ento g..
porq ne estAbamos segaros de 10 "ae oourt;'
rfs.>>
L5s>federales son hombres de ofda,
no puedef ~sachaT fuers de la ley.
81 ell gobieTHa ncs hubiera cfreoiao
MI apoYo, no 10 hQbI9st IA Do aceptado.
Mas ain: IN spoyo en- esos termipo.
10 despreciarismos.
Los republicanos nads mas podIan
aceptarlo.
Porque, los traidores aoeptan cualquier
cosa. /:
Hssta aI crimen.
La question es vivir.
Is muy diafano su plan,
se oumplira muy pronto.
- <Erimero, brfndame pan
Z despues llkmame tonto.
Los jef:s republicsnos han hecho cir
culsr una proclams en- que aconseisn al
pueblo so6e75ano que Sc este quieto.
Pero ell. pueblo soberano la ha leido
con indiferencia.
No puzzle ser.
La mitsd tendrfa que retirarse al pre-.
sidio.
ID otts mitsd formsr partidas Sc
diciosas.
Z sobre todo; que Maule6n no esta
dispuesto & oeder la brevs.
La que le regala Guillermety por sus
feehorfas.
Es mAa. o6modo repsrtir garrotazos
que ir trahaiar.
Las turbss de Ia Capital no estAu dis.
puestss d di==nitir.
Z en- cu.anto no las pag,tea los servies
vera los gasrotes aEsrinos cser sobre sus
propias espsldas.
Que DO en- valde sc ha dicho
eCrfa clterUOs para que te saQuen los
oioss.
Siempre ell Misno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
EHINGIATERRA's
Tetuan 10 yl2.-cruz Fortaeza 2I.-Ho' ell de prin,

Cons5suld9 Hotel capaciiad 200 paagro S
mas esco ventado de Capital Ell oneor las Ant
mas del plan antique las comida ell ema del Orece
al lgual de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-14
No hay duda.


Lo Que no averigii 50 los chiquillos,
no 10 averigus nj ell mismfsimo Vargas en-
persona
z ESQ, que, segdu la trsdiceion, Var
gas era, 6 es-que en- este no estoy segu-
ro-<sl mayor sverjgusdor de los aVeri
guadoresS.
Pero como estos chiauillog de Ia Ca
rollins son como los de todas parties = de la
piel del diablo, no hay Vargas que lee val
ga nj que les aventsJe en- Punto aVeri
guaciones.
FL mejor juez ell mas consumado cTi-
minalista, sc verfa pequefiito ante ellos.
Inquietos como srdiIlss en- campo
rsso; tenaces como hormigss en- despensa
bien surtids, bullen de un lsdo para otro;
todo 10 ven; TODD 10 huelen; todo 10 pal
pan; todo 10 oyen, 7, 10 que es Peor, todo
10 dicen.
Por esta Ultima condicion de los fu
turos padres de la patris, es que me son
tan simpsticos 6 indispenssbles.
Son mis- reporters, y, cuando extlendo
delanto de mi las blancas cusrtillas, vfr
genes & inmaculadas, miro 8 mi alrededor
digo como Jee1s ell Nazareno: edeiad que
los nIflos sc acerquen mf0.
Y Ilegan me cuentsn todo 10 que
saben.
Los successes de la noche anterior; los
chismes de comadres descontentas, en- in,
todo 10 que puede constituir Ia cronica es
cAndalosa del dfa, 6 Ia comidilla cotidians
de todos los tiempos.
Por ESQ, sin leer los peri6dicoF, =, sin
estar enterado de la Marcia polftica del
exterior, puedo escribir estss revistss,
que, serkn todo 10 anodinas que ustedes
quieran, pero tienen la improbable venta
ia de ser etomadas del Datura!S, con todos
Hus pelos y sefiales.
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PITTsTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune,


Pittstcn, Oct, o-Last evenings Republican
rally in the Seventh district, West Pittston,
proved very successful affair. A large audience
was present and interesting and instructive ad-
dresses were delivered by Hon. +. A. Coray and
Attorney George S. Ferris.
Patrick Hoban. aged 90 years, for many years
a resident Of Port Griffith. died at his home at
that place this morning. The funeral will take
place Friday morning al O'Clock with re-
QUEEN mass in st. Johns Roman Catholic church
Following is a list OF competitions for a ten
penny competitive meeting to be held under the
auspices Of the Welsh Congregational church on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening: Recitation
for girls under ls years. 1.-THE Dying Newsboy"
(Standard Recitations, No. 81, first prize, 50
cents. second prize. % cents recitation for hoys
under Is years, "a Little Child Shall Lead
Them (stan1ard REGULATIONS, No. 81, first prize.
80 cents; second prize, 25 cents; impromptu word
contest, prize, 80 cents; mpromptu speech, prize,
so cents; soprano solo, "Answer," by Robyn
prize, 81; children's solo, boys or girls, under
years oi age. "Litte Lights" page l2l, C. H.
Nos. and 81, first prize, 30 cents; second prize.
% cents; solo, for men or women over 10 years
of age, "Take Time TO Be Holy" prize, so ccnts
duet, for girl and boys under IS years. "Christ
the Fountain page 1896, G, H., Nos, s and o.,
prize, Si chorus, mixed voices, not less than
eight and not more than sixteen, "The Radiant
Morn" prize, IS; quartettc, mixed voices, "Sofly
and Tendcrly" page 5s G. H., Nos, and 81,
prize, SO; duet, tenor and bass. "The Two Sal,
ors," prize $780, essay, Thanksgiving Day."
prize, 81 not more than five hundred words;
duet, soprano and contralto, SIN the Starlight"
prize sl60; meno's solo, any key, "Anchored,"
prize, 81. Entries should be sent TO ". d. Evans,
secretary, 525 Third street, West Pittston, not
later than Nov. "a.
At a meeting OF the Taxpayers association in
the board Of trade rooms last evening the reck
less expenditure OF money by the city council
was the subject of much discussion and tax
payers ticket is a possibility at the municipal
election next fall. Another meeting OF the asso
citation viii be held next Monday evening.
A branch OF the United Mine Workers was or,
ganized here last night.
No. washery OF the Pennsylvania Coal com.
pany continues in operation, although short
handed Although no acts Of violence have been
done by any OF the striking employees, things are
made as unpleasant as possible for those who
continue TO work A number OF the workmen
have been hung in efiisy. All day last Sunday a
dummy figure was suspended from telegraph
wire on Parsonage street. II was labelled "Miller
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MoNTRosE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose. Oct 0.-Mrs. NJ. E. Gerritson is the
guest OF relatives at Scranton.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow is in town today.
Mrs. W. J. Dillon, Of Binghamton and son, have
returned home after several weeks visit with
relatives in this place.
Mrs. George H. Frazier and son. Homer, are
spending the week at the home Of Mrs. Frazier 8
parents in Rush.
The Ladies' Matinee Musical club will be enter.
tanned on Tuesday next by Mrs. ]. Brewster Nc.
Coum at her residence on Maple street.
Mrs. Frank Herrick. who has been i'll for some
time. is convalescent.
There will be grand Republican rally at the
armory tomorrow evening. The speakers will be
Congressman.at.I.argeG Gausha A. Grow and Hon.
James T. Dubois The Springvillc band and
Montrose Glec club will furnish music.
Dana Watrous, bright young man Of this
place. left this week for Kingston. where he has
entered Wyoming seminary as student.
George Levy. Of Elmira. ia clerking for his
BROTHER l. II. Levy, in this place.
A. B. Burns was visitor at Susquehanna this
week.
The handsome new stone steps for the court
house were placed in position this week.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt club rooms have
been made very attractive by the committee on
decorations. and the front of the building is
adorned by quite imposing banners.
Mr. Daniel Sayre, lifelong resident and one
Of our most highly esteemed citizens, suffered a
paralytic stroke yesterday and now lies in a
most critical condition at his home on Lake
avenue
George c. Hill. Of Silver Lake, Republican can
didate for representative, was greeting his many
supporters in Montrose today.
Just before o'clock this morning the sleeping
inhabitants Of this burg. were rudely awakened
by the startling cry of fire, the vigorous ringing
of the alarm in the court house tower and the
frantic shricks Of numerous whistles. Montrose
tumhled out Of bed, jumped hurriedly into its
clothes and hastened out into the frosty morning
air. The cause Of all this proved to be slight
confagration that had started in the house Of
John McCawley, on Lake avenue. The stove'pipe
running through the kitchen attic and thence
into the chimney. had fallen apart above the
ceiling, and, letting the hot SCOT on to the
timbers, set them afre. The flames had eaten
their way along the rafters. then up the side
Of the building into the peak Of the roof. The
fire was discovered by servant girl who occu.
pied bedroom off the kitchen. Neighbors went
to work with garden hose and, by combining
several lengths, they were enabled to reach the
fire and had it extingushed before the arrival
Of the firemen. The damage will not exceed, it
is thought, s25 and is covered by insurance.
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Kellogg, ,icc.president; J. o. Lyman, secretary.

Kellogg, ,ice.prcsident; J. o. Lyman, secretary.
Meetings are to be held in the township under
the direction OF a committee and other work in
the interest Of the ticket is to be done.
On Friday evening last the Republicans gath.
cred at the school building to hear some campaign
talk by +. T. Lott, ESQ.,, and Ralph B. Little, Of
Montrose. The speeches were noted for the alb
sence Of anything tending to blackguardism, but
presenting facts. some Of which were taken from
the county records, showing how much more OF
the individual Indebtedness in the county was
paid during the last four years, or under Repub.
lican rule. than during the same time under
Democratic administration. The Montrose Glee
club and Springville Cornet band furnished music.
1t was stirring meetings and quiet large
number Of Democrats were present.
The band has been hired to 10 to Montrose on
Wednesday to make music for Republican mass
meeting.
Tomorrow evening a quartette from the band
will go to Dimock to play for an elocutionary
entertainment.
Wonder what has become OF the water basin
that has been talked OF all through the summer?
Ira A. Strickland is digging well and is now
down thirty eight feet and no water.
The narrow guase locomotive ran over a COW
owned by f. H. Sherman last week and killed it
and yesterday struck a IIolstein bull owned by
Mark Scott and broke its neck.
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THoMPsoN.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, Oct. 9.--George W. Gelatt, oi
Scranton, returned Sunday to his work after a
short visit with relatives and friends here.
Professor Benjamin Spencer, Of Pleasant Mount,
was visitor at F. spencer's over the Sabbath.
Allan Miller, Of Wyoming seminary, is having
trouble with his eyes, so he is home for week
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Miller.
A. o. Salisbury is on the sick list at this writ,
ing.
The stockholders Of the new Thompson cream.
cry organized Saturday by the election OF officers
as follows: President, Harry s. Brown; vice
president, Delos Stone; secretary. A. II. Crosier;
trustees, G. s. Bryant. Hugh Perry, Dclos Stone.
The officers will constitute the hoard Of directors.
The same day the F. S. NJ. P. A. elected the
following officers: President, Delos Stone; sec
retary F. D. Wrightcr; treasurer, NJ. N. Mes
senger. This branch Of the association has sew
enty.iivc members.
Those who went to New York on the Delaware
and Hudson excursion last week are home again
and report delightful trip.
Mrs. Maria Spencer, Of Mt Pleasant returned
yesterday after few days visit with her mother
and brother, Mrs s. King and c. r. King.
Rev. A. D. David is at the Honesdale District
Ministerial association at Jackson and Rev. p.
r. Tower and wife went over early this morning
"Aunt Philo'' Crosier, who was reported Ill
in our last items. has been unconscious for three
days. but is alive at this writing.
A number of friends surprised Mrs. Gelatt last
evening in honor Of her birthday. The evening
sped on and sociabilty. songs and instrumental
music, ice cream and light refreshments were in
tersperscd. When the evening was spent Rev.
p. r, Tower told the good man that lie was born
just fifty years ago, and suggested needed rest
and gave him a seat in a fine willow rocker and
then seated his wife by his side in like seat.
His mother. who is over 30 years old. said eel.
bert has always been good boy" and he said
"Thanks" and little more. Rev. w. II. French
offered prayer and we went away to our rest,
none the worse for so pleasant an evening,
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WYOMING COURTS.
Trial of James Terry for the Killing
of d. G. Terry-other Notes.

Oh ~. ". 1erfy-OLuef NOteS.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, Oct. 9.-The trial of
James Terry, of Falls township for
the killing of d, c. Terry. is now oc-
cupying the attention of the court.
The case was placed before the grand
jury on Monday and true bill was
returned the first thing this morn
ing. The case went on for trial at the
opening of court this afternoon. The
afternoon was devoted to the choos-
ing of jury, and at the adjournment
OF court seven men had been accepted
by both sides and We're sent TO the
box. The seven selected We're: j. G.
Farr of North Branch township;
Monroe Harvey, of Lemon township;
Charles c. Grow, of Windham town
ship; Alpheus Adams. of Forkston
township; Il. c. Reynolds, of Factory
vilel borough; c. d. Bishop. of Noxen
township, and j. W. Schenck, of Noxen
township.
The crime for which the defendant
is being tried was committed some
time in July last at he home of the
defendant In Falls township. The man
who was killed and the defendant are
brothers. They had been down to the
village of Falls in the afternoon and
came home along toward evening,
both rather under the influence of
liquor. On the way up they had some
words and arriving at defendants resi-
dence the quarrel was continued. In
the melee which followed, d. C. Terry
was stabbed by his brother, James,
ana died some time after from the
effects of the wound. james w. Piatt,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-10
THEATER CROWD IN A PANIC.
Explosion Of a Calcium Frightens
Audience and Actresses.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 9.--Six hun
dred persons in the Star theater this
afternoon were thrown into panic
by the explosion of calcium light in
the gallery. The explosion caused q
small blaze, and as soon as it shot up
from the burning films there was cry
OF fire"
The crowd in the gallery Immediate
ly rushed for the doors and windows,
and the burlesquers on the stage ran
over the scenery. The panic of the
actresses and the cries i'm the gallery
frightened the audience in the lower
part of the house, and there was a
rush for the main entrance. A police
man who was standing in the way was
rolled down the steps. Men in the gal
lery kicked the glass out OF the vim
dows and went down the fire escapes.
After few moments those nearest
the exploded light put out the fire and
the crowd was quieted. When the fire
department arrived the escapes were