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The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29
only few days when Richardson was

only few days when Richardson was
killed.
Crowley. as gathered by the officers at
work on the case and by a detective
employed to assist them. is held to
show that he was frequent visitor
at the Richardson house. going there
Crowley himself is worth about $780,
900, the greater part of 1t being repre-
sented by real estate.
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

den, the negro janitor at the rooms OF
the Owl club, to prove that he was
there at the time. Other witnesses say
they saw him on the street at the time
he says he was asleep in the rooms Of
the Owl club.
Fife owned revolver. and is said to
have fiourished it in the saloon of E. e.
Norris in St. Joseph. remarking at the
same time that he intended to kill
Richardson. He showed letters to a
woman in st. Joseph and said they had
been written to him by Mrs. Richard
son. The letters were sensational and
were signed by the name OF "Adie."
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

zone of the Witnesses.)
wife. There was evidence that their
domestic relations had been strained.
In fact, they had practically separated
a short time before the murder and
Mrs. Richardson went to the home of
her parents at San Antonio, Tex. She
remained there several weeks. when
there was a reconciliation and she re-
turned home She had been at home
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

In this picture are shown two of the
water rats of Naples. They are only
harmless boys who have been brought
up close to the water. These boys can
swim like so many rats and are as
hard to catch by the rolice as are our
BOYS who live along the wharves.
These boys of Naples make living by
diving for pennies. When the big
ocean steamers come to Italy from
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

The Pacific Ocean has a greater vol
ume of water than its stormy sister
sea- There are 72O00.000 cubic miles
of water in the Atlantic and 141 900 900
in the Pacific.
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

"A CboIIenSe 10 the VniOerse.
From the Memphis Commerclai-Ap-
peal: AS the mule center of the solar
system, Memphis can bid defiance to
envious rivals. u
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

in a proper and unprejudiced spirit.
but Boni's Innocence has been demon
strated to the satisfaction of such per-
sons as still believe that the duel is
not merely a foolish and wicked sur
vival of an age OF barbarism.
The Springfield herald., 1901-03-29

America the water rams surround the
boats and cry, Penny, penny in the
water, please. Hurry up. please" and
rev can resist their pleadings. So
over goes a penny and into the water
all the water rats dive at once, and
soon up comes the lucky one with it in
his mouth. Then it is Penny, please"
again until the ship leaves port These
boys are mostly fishermen's sons.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Uno que Sc queja

| = Nuestro corroltgionario de Morovis dor
tregorio Rodriguez Escribano, nos escribe IL
| sfguiente:
| <Hace dos amos proximamente que vivfs
| en- ell pueblo de Barros donde fuf obieto de 10,
mayores atropellos mis- fntereses Dor parte
| de dos tres enenjgos persoDales, con ell au-
| xiiio decid1do de las eutoridades mas atlas de-
pueblo, nndas por los estrechos vfnculos de Ia
| fraternidad.
No hubo respeto alguno para ell hombre
nonrrado, que sc libraba ell paa de la subsis-
tencia con la labor asfdua en- una fmportante
casa de comercio no la hubo tam POGO para ell
jefe de una dflatada familfa, donde Sc encuen-
tran d0ce hijos, en- su mayor parte impdberes.
Entire essos hechos Sc encuentra uno, que
hoy Sc revive, continuando aquela obra per-
versa de exter mimic.
DIN Severiano Arroyo, simuIando un de
bito de ci'acuert0 pesos me llev6 al Juzgado
Municipal por esa suma
Intribido ell Juez Municipal por motivos
de parentezco, vino sustituirlo ell Que le CO.
rrespondfa por ministerio de la ley, que result
taba ser amigo fntimo, por no decir pe6n asa
lariado del actor.
Estabecf Ia acusaci6n; Sc apel6 & las es.
trategias. por ID premura del Juzgado ell
acto, sc determir6 ell recurso, condenandose-
me una Il alta sesefta ct,.co pesetas = cos
tas.
Ell juicio de Arroyo Sc liev6 efecto; Ia
sentencia en- ell Jzzgado fue condenatoria
apele de ella para ante la honorable Corte del
Distrito de Ponce.
Ese alto tribunal, ce1oso del prestgio de
la toga, cazo Ia Sentencfa inferior. recono-
ciendo, por los aptecedentes que Sc apostaron
los autos, Ia justfcis del reclamo
Corri6 Ell tempo tranqui'amente lltga
esta fecha.
Aqnel Juzgado Municipal, antes tan me-
gligente hoy en- una cuerda de actividad por
servir, sin duda, los torpes egoismos, des.
pierta ell expedfente de recusaci6n SO siguen
los medios coerciiivos. impeliendonos al psgo
de Ia consabida mnlta costas.
Yo creo que 10 accesorio debe segufr a 10
principal por la fuerza de la l6gica tambita
per principle incuestionable de justicia
81 ell superior gerarqnico declare improce-
dente ell espediente primordial, claro es que ell
incidente de recusaci6n, que promoviera con
harta justicia, carece de formalidad, y, por 10
tanta, debe anuarse de igual manera.
He hscho uso del derecho que la ley me
cencede ante ell juzgado que me conmina, y
temo los peores resu' tados, porque en- Barros
los .ctos ofciales obedecen al criterio de una
sola familia TODD Sc hace contandose con Ia
inpunidad.
Temeroso de las severas fnjusticias que SO
puedan cometer conmigo; temeroso de Que
por una reducida sums, que no procede su
solvendo. Sc me hsga perder una MADEIRA para
Ia construction de casa que teDgo en- ell
expresado pueblo de BArros, con un valur,
cuando menos, de d0scielt0s dollars, me dirjo
al honorable xAttorney 1,que mantieue alto los
faeros de la justftia. en- demands de Que se
sirva ibrar una orden al Juzgado Municipal
mes en- ell inciiente que me ocupo, resolver
luego, con vista de antecedentes, cuanto sea
justo en- el cfrcnlo de Ia Ley
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
-ArecibO

I'll munfciplo de aqueia villa acord6 la
constrocc'on de una casa de mamposterfa, de
un SOLO p1so, como indemnizaci0n dofia Lui-
50 Noriega, vfuda de Flgueroa. por la que lie
Tue oerrioada para afslar ell incendio ocurrido
en- la Gale de Pavia ell af1o 1s99
Sc q reorganizado ell cuerpo de bomberos
extendlendose los stguientes nombramientos :
Primer jefe, don Eduardo Rosse.
Segundo jefe, don Ramon Matos.
Celaoor mayor, don Justiniano Claveifn.
J7tes de Distrito: don Juan Mario Cue.
rrero, don Ramon Seijo Tavarez, don David
Storer Da'man don Francisco Arabia
Oheiai de Sscci6n de Salvadores, don Ra-
fael San MILAN.
Ofcial de brigada, don Juan Escudero Mi.
randa.
Director de la banda de m1,ica, don Luis
Gambia.
Ha regresado de su via e Espafia ell apre.
c1abie caballerO don Francisco NJ Susonf. me-
dico director de la clfnica de esta villa.
En breve Sc ilevarA cabo ell arreglo de
las aceras de Ia caIie del Rosario, asf como Ia
decomposition afrmado de la misma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31

| II Ay 1 sabe uste que no tengo otra? s
no le gusta ustefhire nste pa er sieIo.
| Pa er sielo estoy miranda hase un ratio
| Pero, 6no podrfa er seIo milarme a nj, aun.
| que fuera con er rabiyo de una estreya?.
-Ahora esta nublao.
-Pues 10 dejaremos pa luego
y 81 esta mas nublao toavfa?
--Soplaremos pa que SO vayan las nubes
I Els que tiene ust6 penas?
Az. que curioso
Cuentemelas por So sald, miste que las pc.
mas Sc aivian contAndolas
-Pero 81 yo no tepgo motivos ma ast6 trts
tie; ode d6nde SAGA uste?. ..
Como me habla uste asf tan seria
Como no ha dicho uste ningt1n oorpe.
-SGorpes 20? Cualquiera Sc la da aouf
competed Al '"'" -" pa "a
-3Sf? 5Sabe uste que me va uste resur
tando un ch,tadn mu grande?
-df sabe uste, mi via, que pa mi la chufo-
ma es uste9 que quieo 20 que Sc acaben las
clsuttas que hablemos un ratio forma?
versasi6n. - 'e0 '0A
va buscare 70 una que & uste lie guste.
Miste, podemos haba. podemos habla
-6De que?
De ma ventana bsja, verde con flores
que tiene su casa de uste en- la cayeiuela.
-JQuien Sc 10 ha dfcho uste?
-Estos dos que la han visto
-6Y pa que tenemos que habIa de mi yen-
-iToma! Por pasa rato....Y por ST da
ID casuailda &c que argnna noche 4 ust6 me
comprende? paso 20 poe Ia caye......y da
tambien la casuaida de que esta uste asomai-
ia q la ventana. .....
-IMfreme este ojoi
-Lo que 70 le miro ust6 es toa la cara,
que va acaba con POGO pelo que tengo.
-Untese uste petr6 60 mafana mfsmo.
No 10 eche uste guasa 10 mej6. Pom
case ust6 ssra
ID Me "a ust6 retratA?
-iOja6 fuera yo Moryol
NO lie de a uste tan fuerte
-G1eno dy de la reja, Que?
De la reja, na.
INA?
Ma.
--Pero. ma?
-Pero, ma.
-Pero, ma ma na?....
La mnchacha suelta la risa. I'll mocito
oproUectGndO; dice
-IMframe este ojoi
J. Alvarez Quintero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
DgSCRETEO MACAREN0

# Nina, dfgame uste, ust6 perdone la
..ouunta: esa siya que tiene uste & su vera
trsstS arquila como Ia de don Juan Tinorio?
u No seG6; Sc Ia pue uste lIeva 81 quiere
Al Nj yo quero yevarmela, nj la siya tam
zoo nuedra irse de su lao de uste.
81 "a De verd& que no? 5Entonse q que vie-
IL Is pregunts?
"a -Porque quieo sentarme un ratio.
-lEsta ust6 csnsao?
ST hlia mia: estoy cansao de baiIa, v
sansao de canta, csnsao de toca-de tocA la
r5tsrra-y cansao de cuatro 8 since osaatras
~ han yenfo Ia fiesta; ahora quieo proba
\ me canso de mirarla uste, que me paese
nd poquiIlo difsi.
"a Isl?
Como que soy caps, con ta de tenerla a
9st6 delante, de pasalme dos a1os sigufos en- la
postura der San Antonio Moriyo.
u -sSn come ri ma?
Sin come nj ma.
# -fMframe este Ojoi
W Como disc ust6?
-Mfrsme este ojo. 5De que TERRA ha sa-
ia ust6, que no conoce er tfnlo nuevoP
-Yo soy de pueblo. -
va se le nota en- la pronunsiasi0n.
i'll -Pero, de pueblo y t6, lie miro uste 10
1pe quiers.
n -Hombre, pues msf1ana me va uste mi
a un oesimo, We 81 me ha tocao.
81 Con mucho gusto, nina. grasias por
5conhanss'
4 No hay de que. Psese cue Sc fjan en-
l0sOtrOs .....
Il ii ESQ desirme que estorbo, morena?
-Tsnto como estorb&, no sefi6!
II "A ye expliqueme uste er tanto ese, que
ID queo yo que Sc juegue limpio.
-Quleo desf que 10 mfsmo Sc me da que
4it uste aquf conmigo como que SO vaya uste
ID casa.
Y . que voy 20 hase en- mi casa estas
0ras9
ii -Ust6 ss bra sus oblfgasiones. Por mf pne
~ hss6 hasta juegos de manos pa divertf
1s su familis.
-sI no tel 60 familia, hija.
No padre?
-Si estoy en- er mundo mas solo que un
Mhero
] -Yays por Dios
Que, no 10 cree ust6, prinsesa?
-Si, rey ST uste debe de sc mu formA.
Mas serio soy que IN paraguas LAO.
-Mframe este ojo!
-Otra vez 2 LIE mirare q uste los dos, cue |
4 dos iuseros Ia maflana. 5Me da uste per- !
Do pa que ne siente2 /
Como 81 quie uste acostarse, hijo mio. !
-Gueno, pero ESQ creo 20 que Sc pue disf |
9lend0 otra cara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
pman BaIdorioty de Castro

Dice ell ilustrado escri-
tor de Atala y Rene:
Gel coraz6n humane Sc
asemeia uno de esos ar.
boles que no offecen su
balsamo las heridas de
los hombres, sin6 cuando
lid han sido su vez cOrtados
por ell hierro.2
Asi era BaidofIoty. Su dolor perfuma aba
efo q sandslo. En- nn dia 80 de Septiem bre
aarlo este ap0stol de nuestras libertades.
. Jamss en- Ia historic de este pueblo sufri-
"A ae todas as fnjusticias, Sc vio I'm carActer
y tempado, un coraz6n mas fuerts, un pa
Apta mas lJtegro.
ii ~ Vida p1bics fue IN elem plaf de cfvicas
q uues' Su vida privada IN modelo de Ia
HeraI crlstiana.
N Conviction profunda. Tai fu6 ell patricia
Il Obmlna6a al porvenir con la frente humil-
nagestuoss, scariciando su ideal con ell
4 @samiento elevado, Tirando con desprecio
'Felrena mercenario.
u La ternura de aouellos oios Que refieiarpn
4esplrltu luchador, hacia que Ia multitud
.rescuorera con respeto con Garlic So
u rue dn hombre rico de sentmientos libe-
Htoras
u nuoiera tenido una patria grande como
Ns hSpartacu, habrfa mnerto en- ell circo
sSes@Gdo contra la tiranfa defendiendo
ucsfechos del pueblo.
eono sce9oa habrfa soportado el martirio
- CUE suscftbir una apostasfs
alento pfec arc; Inteligencia heTmosH.
nPuraOs "a htel de las humans decepcio-
Sn Smargo estoiclsmo, sintiendo en- sus
Gfsn's' sn lanzar una queja, Ell pun II fra
- que aseSinab ba su alma en- la brega que
4 DC BE Valleute, para redimir la multitud.
fauiota 60 "a contienda cfvcs; patricia
III iucna moral de las ideas; patricia en- la
!. ca e desterro, en- la pobreza, sin pan.
sauo por el II fortUnio, pues la suerte ad-
nego siempre sus preciosos dones.
49, que su pueblo lie hiciera la simb6 lea
IN sts ii % ael martlr, va que su nombre es sfm-
H. tus IL LiortuDios fueron bSlsamo para las
4 ss SAs ue q pstria esclaval
i (fo,t palaora fue siempre hermoso ejemplo
Ne aeIA para los espfritus debiles
snnoon nay hoy sobre su tumba ell g'orioso
bsdld. ae sus eritos, que Sc agig4nta
lnnP que "a 1usticia va lenando las pfgi-
k,aluosas de la hlstorla, con los bril.antes
fPos &c femem mbrsnzas inmortales.
b. l BAldorioty de CAstrol Yo te So
u nnsa o"cio tu recuerdo con ell amor con
Hrs ~ muehas veces mis- manos de esclavo
'uySs oe varon Iibre y justo.
Pelegrln Lopez de Victoria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
J. Alvarez Quintero
Sc aceptan seiIos

Habiendo tenido gran aceptaci6n ell Himno
SALUDO LA BoRINQUEN, de varios puebos
soltcitan ejemplares autor don Eieuterio
Melendez. de Camuy, manifesto que de aque-
las poblacfones que no puedan enviar giros
postales pueden remitfr los cincuenta centavos
en- sellos de correo de corto precio que son de
N as faci realization.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
LA SOLUCION

-Pepe, es precise llegarse
avisar & la Nemesia,
para que sin falta alguna
4 casa maTiana venga.
-Pues 6que ocurre?
-Qae la chica
nos ha saldo una p6cora,
sucia, torpe respondona
v ia he plan tado en- la puerta.
La Nemesia es una pobre
mujer, cast siempre vieja,
que, retirada en- su casa,
obscuramente vegeta,
y jubilada sirviente,
Menegilda en- la reserva.
tan solo sirve per accidens,
en- concepto de <asistentas,
81 la criada SO marcia
por su propia convenience,
81 por a'gun exceso
Sc enfada ell alma y la echa.
La Nemesia va unos dias,
limpia, guiss, barre, friega,
todo saliendo del paso,
to1o de cusiquier manera;
pero nadie le regaf1a
nj nadie Sc 81. en- ella,
por mas que cuesta mas cara
comete Glen t7rpezas,
porque para esperar solo
& que haya sirvlenta nueva,
ella hace IN favor, nacie
puede tener exigencias.
A los cuatro cinco dias,
por fin, Ia Sc fora eDcuentra
nueva criada, que ofrece
ser limpia, honrada y modesto,
la <asistenta> sc marcha,
diciepdo muy satfsfecha:
{. Vaya, sefiora hasta otra
Cuando haga faita. ..dispuestA>.
va Sc resolvi6 Ia crisis
despues de echado Siivels.
y tenemos, por ahora,
un minis sterfo asfstenta.
Felipe Perez y Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Hotel Aurora /"

Ell Hotel <Aurora1 Sc >ha trasladado 4 una
parte de Ia espaciosa casa que ocupa la fabrica
farmacia Alvarez
Ali pueden Ofrecerse mas comodidades &
los ciientes, en- obsequo de los cuales Sc ha he
cho ell cambio de local
como Sc We, la empresa corresponds al IA
vor siempre creciente que ell pdblico le dispen.
Sa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Felipe Perez Y Gonzalez

eta BORINQUEN,-De Targas & ca no
olvidsr que esta casa es la que mas barato
vende que constantemente introduce nuevas
mercancfas y artfcuos de alta novedad. Wis
In hace f2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
QUEJA JUSTA

Son muchos los fumadores que Sc aueian
de que en- ciertos cafes colmados no hay
exlstencias de cigarrllos TRES EsCUDos que
son les que casi todo ell mundo consume.
Creemos que los duenos de tales estableci.
mlentos no conocen su negocio.
hoy es medic de segura ganancia tener de
vensa unos cigarrillos que son de fama untyer.
sal, como los TRES EsCUDos
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PARTIDO FEDERAL
oF1CINAS EN- SAN JUAN

El seftor Preside,lte del Ca1erpo EjecastSuo
por naoer mudado su reside ucia 6 Santurce
reci6ira en- gu despacho-San Justo 11-de Il
de la tarde D. m.
SecretdTfG general: TortaIeza II, altos d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
UN TRIUNF0 De LA ClENCIA
As1 puede Hamarse ell
LACIO--MARROW l.
del DR.. VAN NESS

as ia sldo recenocidn por los medic
Esta Emulsion COntiene de BacalaO.
cua tee var relative
=
S5empre perjudfciaI
ocasona est6mago
graves afeccones
pnI e h sdo sustiudo 81 cete repugnntepo
tuetan
1EMA & nE HUEvo CREMA nE LECHE MATERrAs FARINACEAS
es amada
CALAO LOS HPOFOSTOS Que conep es ell
pemento esta
Medicina AIfmentO
esutados Ia TIsI ANMA NEUR DE-
3lAD CEREBRAL RAQU1TISM
han obtendo competa - =
rs ia medcna del hogar La salvaci6n de los
\
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31

uraca Mlche avsa parroquianos amigos de la
ID que 1one de hu6spedes Pom
cae ue Fu1as altos dc la de la Succession puja no
oonoe haarn servida
cas- banos de ducha gratis para los parroquianos.
Servicio Pr.eios m6diaos
Ponce, Septiembre 10 do 1901. 80
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-10
NEW MINERS HOSPITAL.
1t has Been Informally Opened and will
be Ready to Receive Patients Soon.

The new Miners hospital No. 3 at
Fairmont was informally opened
Tuesday evening and an inspection
given the public. The structure is a
brick one 147x64 feet with two addi-
tional wings, 50x30 feet each. There
are fifty tive rooms in the building,
Every facility known to up-to-date
hospitals has been introduced. The
total cost0 the building is $35, 900.
A full staff OF physicians and nurses
have already been appointed. The
hospital will soon be ready for active
operation and the rules for admission
are as follows: 4a 4
All miners and railroad employees
and railroad passengers (who are in
jured In wreck) are admitted free OF
charge.
Other accidents or emergency cases
are admitted but they are required to
pay the regular hospital fees.
No infectious or contagious diseases
are admitted under any circumstances
the hospital being maintained strictly
for the care Of accident and emer-
gency cases.
Private patients can be admitted
for surgical operations and will be
charged the regular hospital fees.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-10
'sPapa's Baby" PIeases.

"Papa's Baby" vaudeville sketch
in three acts, attracted two big audi
sences to the auditorium yesterday and
both were so well pleased that they
laughed with unanimity and vigoT
from the first entrance Of Mr.. Harry
Watson to his final knockabout exit.
Mr.. Watson technically, is the star
of the company. In reality--saving
only the Nichols sisters--he is well
nigh the whole show. Soon after the
curtain rises he lights the fuse be-
meath bis irst mine Of jokes. A mo-
ment later someone hits him with a
species OF slapstick and he doubles up
in knot and turns turtle There
after he sjolliesn and dances and
stumbles and rolls his way in and out
among the barb wire skeletons OF the
plot, until in the end the curtain
goes down and the audience is sorry
that the show is over so soon.
In method Mr.. Watson's work is
partly like that of Weber & Fields and
partly like that of the Brutal brothers.
His humor, while it lasts. is irresisti.
BILE, and when it runs short he falls
back upon grotesque dancing and gall
lops his way into favor again.
The Nichols sisters present their
we'll known black face speciality.
Their work, as always, Is excellent
Redcay, DUNN and Redcay, in a
rather daring acrobatic act, do very
well also. John Roland a basso with
"a subterranean voice, and Roberty
Harty a tenor, look after the singing
end of the show. They are aided by
practically the entire company. In
general the songs are good. -Balti-
more Morning Herald. This big
show at the opera house Thursday
Oct. II.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-10
TWO CENTS
CHORAL UNION oReANIzEn.
Meeting at Commencement Hall Tines
day Night.

AT the opening OF this college year
there comes to the people OF Nor gan
town another great opportunity for
culture training. The young people
OF our town are rightly and Justly
d critical people. They know culture
and art at sight. The University at
fords them the opportunity to use and
share In the best there il In the land.
And they are never slow in gras ping
50 opportunity especially when II Is
offered by the college OF music.
Tuesday evening the choral union
assembled in Commencement Hall
and was organized into a perma nent
body by electing officers and providing
such principles as are essential to its
success. There was large and en-
thusiastic attendance. Though the
meeting was purely for business, it
was an index to the spirit that will
peryade the body throughout the year
Ia spirit anxious for culture, art
spirit jealous and eager
Miss Julia Clark, Instructor In
voice, will be director OF the union.
She has spent six years In study and
has found the good OF success In her
work. We ate assured that the al
ready well-liked director will insure
the success OF the Union
No greater opportunity has been
offered to our people. For the
churches OF the town this Is a treat.
For the individual 1t Is precious
gift. All that remains is the taking.
Everybody whether they canor not sing
In chorus should attend. The meet
| ings will be held every Tuesday even
ing from seven TO eight o'clock Ia the
chapel. The big University pipe
organ will be used A cordial urgent
| invitation Is given everyone. It Is
| important that next Tuesday shall
not pass without the presence Of a
hundred young men and women that
they may then understand the pnr-
pose and work
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A lone highwayman held up sew.
en- men in twos aud threes in Clarks-
burg last night 4 speel ron
there tells of it. A coantryman
named Sheets and james Watkins
were first held up at Elk bridge and
relieved of seven dollars Frank
Long. Brooks Patton and Will Jack
son on Glen Elk bridge were re,
lieved of few dollars,
jackson failed to get his hands mp
quickly enough and was struck in
the face with the robbers gun cut
ting his lip. Lieutenant Mark Nc
Donnald and Henry Coyne were
stopped on East Main street and
several things taken from them.
Mcdonald lost his watch, ring
and some money
He went home and got his gun
coming back to hunt for the rob her.
The fellow was found at Hub restau-
rant Mcdonald covered him and
the fellow ran. A shot was sent af.
ter him but with what effect could
not be ascertained. A second trial
tailed to make good and the fellow
turned pulliag his weapon when
Mark evaporated.
Police took the trail but did not
locate the fellow. The1 robber was
about five feet nine inches tall, light
eomplexioned, wore light Clothes
and black derby hat. He appar-
emily weighed about ITO pounds
He was armed with IL caliber re-
yolver withsa blaed ba rrel
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